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

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f Left: Randy Pritchett and Lin Sherman seem very interested in old newspapers. Below: Randy Truxal has heard some- thing funny, but it doesn't seem to have affected Ty Wilkerson. Below Left: Ms. Diane Griffith and Rosemary Crespin discuss the format of a back issue of the Wolf Howl. Far Left: Jeff Smith sorts and files some of his ad receipts. Left: Norma Escandon is having a difficult time deciding which pictures to throw away Below: Mike Burman studies a recent issue of the Wolf Howl for future ideas.

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WOLF HOWL STAFF REORGANIZES The Wolf Howl is a group of hard working individuals who have a common interest in journalism. Each person is required to know how to write copy, draw up layouts, and write head- .lines. All production work is done on campus in close coolgera- tion with the Graphic Arts Production Staff. lVls. iane Griffith, the staff's advisor, has been very pleased with the improvements that each staffer has made during the past year. ln addition to the advisor, there are a number of other positions of importance that need to be filled. The first is the Editor-in-Chief. Randy Truxal served as this year's editor. His duties included making sure that all production work is finished on time and looking over all other areas of newspaper work. There was also an Assistant Editor, Randy Pritchett, whose duty it was to take over if the editor was not available. The Copy Editor, Lin Sherman, was responsible for the check- ing of copy and helping the other reporters gain new ideas. Business lVlanager, Jeff Smith, conducted all manner of busi- ness which concerned the finances of the Wolf Howl Staff. The most important part of the staff consisted of the rejyorters. They were assigned stories and from there they gathere all necessary information that was newsworthy. All o these people worked together to produce the CHS Wolf Howl Newspaper. wwtaw ..... . I. G ,. .1 Top: Paula Tucker, the Wolf Howl cartoonist, looks over one of the Wolf Howls while Randy Pritchett and Cathy McGhee look on. Middle: Don Schott listens closely as Randy Truxal points out an interesting fact in the Wolf Howl. Above: Ms. Griffith shows Cathy McGhee how to work a staff camera. Right: Gayle Bueler looks through some old photos found in the drawer. 152- Wolf Howl .,,..,s . r ,x gsdw - . t. wtf,-.f-. , , K '::ffsfet15'5i3 f' ' ? f . l ' L V , ., ,,,, y

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Above: Front Row: Cathy Jackson, Kay Belt, Carol Wassner, Jeanne Scheske, and Kathy Clark. Second Row: Jim Jensen, Laura Stoker, Jeryl Liermann, Patrice Powell, Brian LeMay, and Trish Fent. Third Row: Kurt Ludwig, Diane Shoemaker, Valerie Jones, Kevin Lines, Janine Guggisburg, and Mike McPherson. Back Row: James Collins, Eddie Kopp, Mecque Smith, Mary Piper, Nancy Townsend, Joe Atondo, and Anthony De Lugt. Below: The German Club Officers are Pictured From Left to Right Front Row: Jeryl Liermann, Mike McPherson, and Laura Stoker. Back Row: Trish Fent and Patrice Powell. 'i I 5 , it -5 gn f '- up sh. 5 .,.,: , ,, , 'Wits ' GERMAN CLUB ,SELLS CANDY German Club is one of the many clubs that exist on the CHS campus . This past year the club has been rather successful in its candy sales. Along with the Gummi Bears and Toblerones, they sold Christ- mas calendars that held delectable choco- late morsels . In addition to the selling of these candies, the club continues to in- crease the skills of the German language. Each year the German Club raises money to send a student to Germany to learn of the customs ofthe people and to have a chance to use the language skills that they have learned to communicate with the Ger- man people. Frau lVlaher is very proud of the strides that the German Club is mak- ing and hopes that they will continue to work toward their goals . Below: Frau Maher, German Club sponsor, discusses some of the interesting books that can be obtained for those who enjoy German literature. Below, Left: Howard Wassner seems to be enjoying his Gummi Bears but work seems to be the only thing on Anthony DeLugt's mind.