Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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ach group on campus showed their own finesse throughout the year as they continually proved to be a step above the rest in all the events and activities. Greenway had many attributes to it that made it be a step above the rest, lt had the lowest dropout rate in the district and the seniors achieved higher scholastically than seniors in the past. We also During lunch, Junior Mark Nold takes time out to swallow his food. Photo By Darling Students perform for the crowd by singing and dancing at the quad dance. Photo By Darling A Step Above the Rest ,VL Zh experienced a successful change in administration and felt a special newness with the completion of the painting of the school. As a whole, academics, with its new processes and ways of teaching, gave us the chance to learn in an educational atmo- sphere but yet enjoy it as well. To build confidence and endur- ance, sports reached the goal of giving its members a sense of success, regardless of the score. Clubs gave students the oppor- tunity to help their school, com- munity and themselves. Last but not least, the actual students were the ones who lived up to the given theme A Step Above the Rest. By Jennifer Vorwerk and Lynette Weaver ,X 5? il,iAf'iK3l.f

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4 ali? ,tu -if ARS Junior Dave Schuttenberg introduces Senior Jodi Wiedmann to the yearbook photographers. Photo By McAndrew Senior Murray White lip syncs to a fa- vortie tune at the quad dance. Photo By Darling Sophomore Sherry Baxter doesn't quite measure up to Senior David Martin's stature. Photo By Denuit A Step Above the Rest