Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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. . gm Clowning around during lunch is typical of Seniors Bill Miller and Phil Harris Photo by Green Playing dog pile was an after school sport. Obvi- ously, Senior Tracy DeCross, Sophomore Joaquin Kremer, and Senior Kymm Doss feel that it should be a regular pastime. Photo by Miller Relaxing with friends before a big game is Senior Tim Salmon and Junior Gabriel Arellano. Photo by Knack Campus Life 7

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Campus events lift spirit right and smiling faces were abun- dant as enthusiastic students be- came involved in campus activi- ties. Demon pride was apparent in stu- dents who participated in all campus activities. The students at Greenway have great personalities and are willing to welcome newcomers, said Senior Stacey New- berry. Many students agreed that classroom activities were in most cases enjoyable and entertaining yet at the same time edu- cational. Demon spirit was infectious and ever- lasting. Students demonstrated their spirit at pep rallies, athletic games and dances. Friday evenings were particularly pop- ular with Freshman Boo Winsor, My fa- vorite activities on campus are the dances. By Robyn Back Getting a head start on homework is Sophomore Debbie Molina. Photo by Miller Expressing their friendship during class are Seniors Elise Flaskerud and Rachelle Amundson. Photo by Miller w fi 1- ' -r Tiara .Qi K' 0' L ji bf 'iv ' sr Q -' I ig, f ii 4 s si ,Q wi , A 6 Campus Life Q ,W . -1 -. ' 4 -' ,fy

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Demons drop Homecoming to at-L3 t omecoming is the time when alumni return to their school and spirits among students run high. As the theme states, Back to the Future, the fes- tivities were no different than in past years as the stands were filled with anxious fans await- ing a climatic game against one of the top- ranked teams in the state. Number three-ranked St. Mary's kicked off to start the game and the Demons marched down the field to score first. Senior Ed Barnes took the hand-off from Junior quarterback Gabe Arellano to score the first rush touchdown scored against the Knights in 1985. The Demons continued to play great football, yet dropped the heartbreaker 21-6, allowing St. Mary's to continue their unde- feated streak. Halftime remained the highlight of the evening'as the royalty, selected by the stu- dent body, was announced. Ed Barnes and Kathy Whitaneis were chosen King and Queen to reign over the 1985 Homecoming Court. Each class also competed in the float competition. The Freshmen float won first place. The night concluded with a Homecoming Dance in the gymnasium sponsored by the DECA club. By Mike Barnes 8 Homecoming Game 41' ? -Q .fb i rf' 1. A V i 4 Y . . ' l , . T ff' Q .I i I, ,,, .W r , - -gy, J , - VF' ' it 4:3 xr' .VH 14- lj' : ,,,. T1 .fel-ti, . ' 13. VV . 'S-,..3. ' H' 'li I 1 W ,fm wt Although the Demon offense scored first and contin- After playing three quarters of offense, Senior ued to play well throughout the game, they fell short Marak takes a quick water break before going 21-6. Photo By D. Fletcher into the game. Photo By D. Fletcher