Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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is 4. Running back To his podium To dlrecT The band, drum major Jon STevenson places his haT in a safe place. Photo by Brice Samuel. 2. The grand prize-winning senior floaT proves The class of T988 vicTorious. Pholo by Wayne Foley. 3. As The firsT club floaT ever, The TARS enTry came in fourTh. Phoio by Brice Sam- uel. A. Principal Evelyn Caskey Throws in The firsT ball aT The open- ing of The Homecoming game. Phoro by Brice Samuel. 5. Home- coming King and Queen Roo Ca- macho and Tina Faser congraTu- laTe each oTher afTer hearing The elecTion resulTs in The snack bar. Phofo by Brice Samuel. 6. ln an ouT- sTanding firsT efforT, The second place freshman class floaT Takes a vicTorv lap around The Track. Phofo by Wayne Foley. 7. Senior Tim Ki- Ieen receives The ball from The ref- eree. Pholo by Brice Samuel. JV ' vista XVVM , 44-'ef-. T lui H , H . if we T Q l. . l.

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J , . J CEN' lib. fl. Guy pommles Jeff Evans, Joe Case, and Mike Furnish promise To see, speak, and hear no evil. Photo by John Farkas. 2, During a spirit week pep assembly, junior class secretary Laura Alpert leads a class competition. Photo by Brice Sam- uel. 3. Juniors Becky Jeffries, Nikki l-llmovilz, Marni Schwariz, and An- dree James display Their class ban- ner. Photo by Elliott Stone. 4. Friends forever. Juniors Jaauita Brooks, Karen C-Eonsalves, and Nici Pond participate in Twin Day. Photo by Brice Samuel. 5. Always smiling, senior Carrie Fuller remains cheerful despite being decorated for her birthday. Photo by Brice Samuel. 6. Senior class vice-president Joe Case afficiaies at the Homecoming pep assembly. Photo by Brlce Samuel. 7. Uncovering a new Tal- ent during The Homecoming pep assembly is junior Sundl Ashenfeller. Photo by Brice Samuel. srremw raerwi r.ir,lesll www

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Y ...f f' it 19 AND WE WON! Hmecomafg Q97 New TrodiTions cdpTured The spiriT of Homecoming for The l98?B8yedrTheoddmonofbonnem,cmbfkxnsdndonwmovo- Tive Theme honoring The 2OOTh dnniversdry of The ConsTiTuTion mode Homecoming d unique ond speciol evenT. Clubs ond cldsses hdd d new opTion This yeor. They were permiTTed To mdke o bonner incorporoTing The Theme We The People ond enTer iT inTo o bonner compeTiTion. One group Toking odvonToge of This new opporTuniTy wos The junior closs. They opTed RN d bdnnerroTherThdn o HodTin onderTo sove money for prom. OTher clubs porTicipoTing were The All-STor Trdiners, Les EIiTes dnd ZeTo. ln dddiTion To closs flooTs, clubs were inviTed To enTer The compembnlheomycmbenhywosWomTARSmkmmremmded in ofnghm QUGKNU99dlB bylhe ConmhuHon.They moced fourTh. The senior flodT depicTed hisTorico! monumenTs ond wos grond prize winner. The freshmdn closs wos composed of chil- dren from oll ndTions ond ploced second, while The sophomores emphosized ThoT The Cldss of 4990 ore people, Too. The Homecoming King ond Queen were onnounced oT Fri- doy's snock bor pep ossembly, buT Rob Comocho ond Tino Foser were crowned by reTurning King ond Queen Mike Tooker ond Trocy Orrick during hdlfTime. The week of spiriT ond fun cuIminoTed in The Homecoming donce held SoTurdoy nighT in The gym. All who worked on The evenT felT ThoT iT wos d success, ond ThoT They hdd credTed memories ThoT would losT d lifeTime. - Jenni Linder l ll