Chaparral High School - Paisano Yearbook (Anthony, KS)

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l 4 l l l l l Makin lt Special Story ofthe Year From Wrestling Championships to Academic Olympics . . . from C.T.L. Football and Basketball Champs to National Merit Scholar . . . from a brand new principal to old time coaches . . . rom graduating seniors to incoming freshmen . . . from leaking ceilings to craters in the driveway. . . l - , - ,l ' l f this year, we've been MAKIN' IT SPECIAL. l l l l l l l l l l l l ,gl ' 3 i1

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Summer Fair Looking around the Harper County Fair, my eyes are filled with the different types of people. The pungent body odor of these people added to the nausea I was already feeling after riding the Bullet. The smell of popcorn, hot dogs, and cotton candy filled my head, making it swim. I felt the grit and grime clinging to my face from the humid air. My knees trembled like jello as I ran through the street while pushing and shoving my way to the bathroom, barely in time. sg BA a. Dean Menhusen concentrates on doing squats. b. Tackle Danny Lear stops an Andover runner in his tracks. c. Football lans swarm around the traditional bon fire, sacrificing Kingman Voo Doo Dolls. d. Securing a place at State Cross Country Meet at Wamego, Terri Hormel expresses relief. e Linda Coslett serves the winning point at the Chaparral Invitational Tennis Meet, l FFA member Todd Dierksen participated in the Harper County Fair and the State Fair Presented by Elliott Funeral Homes Anthony and Harper