Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Page 13 text:

t the first pep assembly Varsity y Cheer stirred up enthusiasm with the crowd. Cheer plays a big part in our 'JFS ies- , , y school spirit Photo By D. Fletcher MK A he Demon mascot takes a break y . during the fall sports assembly. lt 4 A 1 was the first assembly she performed ' ri Q B' at. Photo By D. Fletcher r'ree si .KW Y A , unior, Heather Moudy dances to Hit that Perfect Beat . Pom con- tributed a lot to the spirit. Photo By D. Fletcher hile performing Junior Monica Chacon shows excitement in her routine. The Flag Corps raised the spir- it high. Photo By D. Fletcher First Pep Assembly

Page 12 text:

e first pep assembly started the school year off with a burst of spirit. Student Body President Mike Totherow started things off with an exciting welcome that set the pace for the enthusias- tic hour to follow. All of the fall sports were recognized including a I5 min- ute presentation by Coach Greg Parrish, who introduced the Demon Varsity Football team. First Pep Assembly irst assembly encourages enthusiasm The Cheer Line performed a difficult pyramid with Junior Missy Sullivan on top in the Chinese Splits. This psyched the students up for the Pom Line and band who were to fol- low. The Pom Line performed dances to the songs Hit that Perfect Beat and Hollyr- ock . Finally, the band played Sus- sudio while the Flag Line per- formed for the student body. The Drum Corps then en- tered the gym floor. Each member equipped with his own Drum Corps jackets and sunglasses. They did several pieces. The band lead the student body in something that no as- sembly would be complete without-the fight song! By Staci Hoffhines ddressing the crowd is Student A Body President, Mike Toth- erow. He greeted the students with a warm welcome. Photo By D. hrilling the crowd with their T decorative sticks and perfectly choreographed routine, the Drum Corps was great entertainment. Fletcher Photo By D. Fletcher

Page 14 text:

ances inspire spirit ne of the favorite pastimes of students was attending the dances. Many students arrived at the first few dances with enthusiasm and excitement after cheering on the Varsity Football team in the previous game. The quad dance was one of the more popular dances among stu- dents. The quad dance was a great way to kick off the year, stated Senior Class President Lynette Weaver. The DJ's played popular songs. while the students danced, vis- ited with friends, or watched mu- sic videos. Many students felt that these activities were an excellent way to show their spirit and have a good time. By Lori Price t the quad dance, Chad Llymon, A Corey Bosold, Lynette Weaver, Alisa Calderone, Kerstin Horton, Robyn Back, Julie Hodges, Debbie Ja- cubowicz, Juli Harmon, Tracey Schell and Julie Larsen are showing their to- getherness. Photo By Darling oing all out at the quad dance, Sen- G ior Corey Bosold gets into the mu- sic. Photo By Darling ch my I0 First Dance sf' N- ag- ,K x