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

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The VICA Club is a relatively unknown club on Chan,dler's campus, even though this was its second year. The group's title stands for Vo- cational lndustrial Clubs of America, and their sponsor is lVlr. Nlarlow lVlarchant. It is centered in the graphic arts building west of the cafeteria and most of the club members are enrolled in printing classes . The graphic arts classes are responsible for printing the school newspaper, the Wolf Howl. The students do the bulk of the work, with lVlr. Illlarchant supervising. The purpose of the club is to train students now in prepara- tion for a vocational job. VICA also strives to tegclh students hard work, honesty, and respon- Si i ity. 3 I VICA CLUB IS TRAINING FOR FUTURE JOBS Above: Mr. Marchant helps John Serna with the small camera. Left: Steve Niemeyer works with the copy machine. Below: Front Row: Mr. Charles Wilson, John Bissen, Mike Peden, Ty Wilkerson, Jeanette Gerlaugh, Mr. Marlow Marchant. Second Row: Ken Raveling, Burley Lane, Juan Sosa. Back Row: Donald Waller, Gary Kisto, Vincent Billetdeaux, Brad Waicelunas.

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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.

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-R 55 if i .42-1 Front Row: Cathy Clark, Sherry Turner, Ivory Burnett, Francine Akins, Janelle Bissen, Jolene Solomon, Ruth O'Malley, Lisa Harris, Linda Fernandez, Mr. Joy Denham. Second Row: Monica Mesa, Pam Dempsey, Judy Nielsen, Michele Scroggins, Lori Maki, Connie Dantone, Shannon Stelter, Sherry McNeeIey, Third Row: Ms. Rosa Rodarte, Tracy Metcalf, Kathy Dudding, John Thurman, Dawn Hohl, Mary Wilson, Terri Lawson, Kim May. Back Row: Terry Payne, Shelley McHenry, Debbie Easterday, Diana McHenry, Elsie Gonzalez, Cindy Duenas, Marlene Menlove. Above: Mr. Denham gives dictation to two of his shorthand students. Right: Mr. Denham and Mrs. Poe confer on a textbook. The Future Business Leaders of America are an enterprising group of Chandler High students who are planning a future in the business world. The officers this year were: Michele Scroggins, President, Jolene Solomon, Vice-President, Cindy Synder, Treasurer, Francine Akins, His- torian, and Diana lVlcHenry, Parliamentarian . The club is an active one, this year they spon- sored a number of fund-raising projects . ln Octo- ber, they sold Secret Spooks, then followed with the December sales ofcandy canes . Through- out the year they sponsored the FBLA Bake Sales . The sponsor for the group is lVlr. Joy Denham, who teaches the business course . 140-FBLA Es I s uf 2: ,.,. lfiszffezss 'r rw: ,Tl H , 'ff of ' -'-' . 1 may , wil? . of ' sf' ifiifigfgjf r l 1 ' ' ' P ' ' f BUSINESS IS JCB GOAL FOR CHS STUDENTS