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

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wi X ff X it - te? Above: Front Row: Tony Batiste. Second Row: Francine Folley, Ivory Burnette, Sandra Robbins, Victor Parks, Eva Woods. Third Row: Francine Folly, Roy Scott, Jerome Roberts. Fourth Row: Alan Arbuckle, James Parks, Patrice Powell, J. D. Sykes. Back Row: Leonard Batiste, Philip Giegos, James Ricks, Ken Wilson, Johnny Robbins, Right: Terry Payne, Eva Woods, Ken Wilson, Tony Batiste, Victor Parks, and Reva Woods worked at the Christmas dance co-sponsored by BSU. Below: Reva Woods is an active member of BSU. Bottom Right: Osby Hunter has some refreshment after a meeting. BSU SPONSORS WINTER 'PRO ' The Black Student Union, one of the rela tively newest clubs on campus, h ad a member ship count of 29 this year. The group s ac tivities included sponsoring the annual Christ mas dance and putting together a float for the Homecoming parade. The float, which honored the late Dr. lVlartin Luther King, tied for first place with the float entered by Chicanos Unldos S3 Q 33 if-is

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SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, with thirty active mem- bers, raised money by sponsoring car washes, several bake sales, and the selling of Christ- mas candles . The club met twice each month and was headed by President Mary Zbyszinski, Vice-President Janet Niemeyer, Secretary Sylvia Baldenegro, and advisor lVlr. Risley. The club's activities included attending a Mexican Folklore Ballet, a Christmas Party, and a trip to lVlexico. It also planned to elect an outstanding member to attend a school in lVlexico for a summer course . First Row: Maria Miller, Susan Franke, Mary Martin, Michelle Felix, Jolene Solomon, Jeannie Watson, Sondra Meyers, Jenniffer Crawford. Second Row: Debbie Jacobs, Cindy Duenas, Sylvia Baldenegro, Mary Zbyszinski, Janet Niemeyer, Kim George, Eileen Tardibuon9,JuIiaVaughan.Third Row: Linda Fernandez, Anna Maria Escandon, Norma Escandon, Kay Krick, Elaine Fernandez, John Sinodis, Stan Barnes. Back Row: Kathy Paul, Hector Morales, Paul Oliver, Mr. Risley. F fs: 4 Above: Susan Franke and Kay Krick listen attentively during a meeting. Top Right: Mr. Risley, Spanish Y i-2f Club adviser, helps to sponsor , M , ,.,. l 1+ many of the activities put on by the club. J C Right: Club members, Yvonne ' Wm King and Cindy Carr, contribute , ideas at a meeting. A fa 1 ' 'E pm, :raw 1 Q, K' 'nag' , 441 at ' V ,Mm , 1' -2 ' K A gy Qi.: V, 1 Q 2. 136-Spanish Club y T, , T mf. - ' J . J J , 2? ' 'C r

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138 HELPING STUDENTS APPLY TALENTS The Distributive Educa- management. DECA had their tion Club of America CDECA7 annual Employee and Em- ployer banquet in the spring. In Oct., DECA went to the fall regional conference. This conference is an intro- duction tothe DECA organi- zation. Then at the end of the had a new advisor this year. lVlr. lVlcGoldrick took the place of IVlr. lVlyers, who is presently teaching Business Core. DECA's fund raising activities included the sales of tube socks with the school year they plan to go to the mascot on them and yearbook Career Development Confer- ad sales. Distributive Educa- enceCCDC7 where the DECA tion's career program has boy and girl of the year are covered such areas as retail chosen. marketing, distribution, and, MXH S, Q, .f Above: Front Row- Steve Duerst, Mike Peden, Dan Evert, Reed Brown, Middle Row- Juanita Bernal, Elaine Ames, Shana Cardenas, Karen Belongie, Elizabeth Nelson, Francis Hildebrandt, Leticia Vasquez, Debbie Johnston, Lydia Arvizy. Back Row-David Marxman, David McKenna, Chris Cooper, Pat Williams, Bill Judd, John Emerson, David McCullough, Marti Swanty, Jennifer Clapper. Top Right: Francis Hildebrandt listens to the lecture. Right: Elizabeth Nelson, Karen Belongie lPres.l, and Steve Duerst are active members of DECA.