Chandler High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Chandler, AZ)

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CREATIVITY HIGH IN ART 84 MUSIC Chandler High School has lVIr. Gary Larkins, too, been steadily expanding its coaches students to acknowl- creative arts curriculum for edged excellence. lVlr. Lar- years, and the results are be- kins heads the llllarching Band, coming obvious. The Music the Lab Band, and teaches Department, choral and in- beginning instruments classes strumental , return from the as well. state Solo and Ensemble The Art Department played Festival each year with su- host to a showing of several perior ratings earned by both distinguished Arizona artists individual musicians and with Art in the Cotton- groups like the IVladrigaIs, fields this year. The show- who have followed lVIr. John ing brought new ideas to the Hollingshead's direction to a CHS art students, who have superior rating for over a already done well in showings I decade . of their own work. 'V - John H0 'n9shead Above: Jim Hartgraves shows AFS student Caterina Baule how to mold a pot. Above Right: Rhonda Ewing finishes work on her art project. Right: Hector Hernandez takes a break. 112- Creati ve Arts

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0 TECH AND AG. TRAIN FOR THE FUTURE Vocational Tech. and Agriculture are like Home Ec. in that all three teach students use- ful skills that will be beneficial in their fu- tures . Agriculture students learn about farming and Vocational Tech. teaches everything from shop to forms of carpentry. Those enrolled in these classes get on-the-spot training in all of these areas, with a Qualified teacher there to help them . Above: Mr. Odro Ragsdale teaches agriculture. Left: Mr. Vinton Decker finds time to teach vocational classes and also coach tennis. Below: Kim Thomas, Laurie Dobson, and Vicky Clark wait while lVlr. Ragsdale ponders a question. n mi 1

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