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

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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.

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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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Below, First Row: Patty Pickering, Felicia Ortiz, Susan Sherwood, Carrie Mann, Second Row: Julie Cavallo, Bobie Joe Long, Julie Vaughn, Cindy Hamer, Diana Cox, Jeanne Wills, Carl Vogt. Third Row: Pam Gray, Michelle Felix, Marianne Haffey, Below Right: Denise Maidonado. Above Left: Modern Dance Club's President Marianne Haffey. Above Center: Patty Pickering, the Club's Vice-President. ODERN DANCE AN ACTIVE CLUB Chandler High School has a brand new club on campus this year. The newly chartered club is called the Modern Dance Club. Their sponsor is CHS's new P.E. teacher, IVls Betsy Francis . The main ac- tivities of this new club in- clude their own dance con- certs, Ctwo a year? . They plan to go on tour this summer to perform at various schools in the Valley of the Sun . There are approximately twenty-two girls in this newly organized club. The club is made up of all girls, but their sponsor hopes to have that changed in years to come . Marianne Haffey serves as the club's president and Patti Pickering serves as vice-president.