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

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C.H.S. ADDS NEW GUARD TO STAFF The Security Guards at Chandler High School are con- stantly on the go. In addition to patrolling the entire campus and parking lot they also have the daily task of collecting attendance cards from each class. The cus- todians also keep busy with their many jobs . Above: Along with the other Security Guards, Mr. Woods welcomes the chance to sit down for awhile. 16-Se curity Guards Top: With their two-way radios are Security Guards Kenneth Pedersen, Lena Bisbee, and Gene Woods. i 1 Above: The custodians are Left to Right, Clyde Willams, George Dutcher, Joe Tardibuano, Dennis Kahl, John Puffenberger, Ted Asay,-Richard Thayer, Jose Ramirez, Bobbie Haskell

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The Counseling Department of Chandler High School is organized to assist individual students and small groups in their educational and career planning. The counselors are well trained and inter- ested in helping students with personal problems as well. Appointments are made each day by students needing help with choice of courses, information about voca- tional opportunities and schools, national tests, military information or just to be able to talk out a personal problem. Students are not assigned to particular counselors . They can see whomever they feel can help them the most with their particular problem. lVlr. Smith's beat for instance is the area dealing with mili- tary information, testing, or college appli- cations, while lVliss lVlalone and lVlrs . Recker might be the one to contact on joining a group to explore yourself in rela- tion to your values or the world of work. Head of the Counseling Department is lVlr. Richard Daniels. A photo of lVlr. Lowell Smith was unavailable. Below: Nlrs. Charlotte Dente, secretary for the counseling office, enjoys her work. COUNSELORS Gloria Richard Leo Malone Daniels Recker SP. ED. HOLDS PARTY The Special Educa- T, tion Department at JF... Chandler is headed by lVIrs. Arlene Dicknite. Under her direction, these students held their Fourth Annual Christmas Tea on December 10. They began preparations for this event early in November. They made special refreshments, and offered their own crafts and decorations for sale. The students also compiled their own special Christmas cookbook of holiday treats, which they dedicated to the teachers and other friends who helped make the tea such a suc- cess. The cookbook included recipes for all the goodies they served at the Christmas Tea and was sold to raise money for the depart- ment. Students made special invitations for the faculty and staff to visit the department and enjoy the refreshments. Counselors 115

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SECRETARIES KEEP Secretaries have a very im- portant role in the running of an efficient school . Those at CHS are among the most competent, keeping occupied with phone calls, paper work, and various other routine matters. Sharon Rash is a new arrival to Chandler this year and acts as Dr. Conley's personal secretary . BUSY WITH VARIOUS CHS TASKS Above Left: Sharon Rash, Dr. Conley's secretary, is new at CHS this year. Above: Jean Grover looks over paperwork. Left: Answering the phone is one of Anna Marie Nelson's, and all the secretaries' rnost important jobs. Below: fRow D Jean Grover and Marguerite Deardorffg lRow 23 Charlotte Dente, Anna Marie Nelson, Angie Marquez, Beety Lee, Sandy Gray, and Sharon Rash. Below: Sandy Gray works diligently in the Registrar's Office. Bottom: Mrs. Deardorff, who is very popular among the CHS students, is hard at work. Secretaries 117