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

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A 451' February ninth, thirty-nine FBLA members from Chandler High School Chapter attended the Winter Regional Conference at Central Arizona College. At this conference eight other school chapters competed in events such as Business Law, Beginning and Advanced Bookkeeping, Beginning and Ad- vanced Shorthand, Beginning and Advanced Typing. Only three members from each chapter could participate in a con- test. A tour of the CAC campus and various workshops were provided for those non- participating members. Chandler High School had four members who were awarded five places. Yvonne Ogles placed first in Beginning Shorthand and Cindy Duenas placed second in the same event. Cathy Krest tied for first place in Business Law and third in Advanced Typing. Dawn Hohl placed third in Beginning Typing. The State Conference will be held April 23 at ASU in Tempe. Here all the chapters in the State of Arizona will compete in numerous events in hopes of qualifying for a state officer's position which will be a. stepping stone for a national officer's post-- or to compete in the National Conference to be held in Denver, Colorado July 1-4. FBLA MEMBERS ATTEND REGIDNALS NORMA JEAN GETS AWARD Norma Jean Escandon was the recipient of a full scholarship which will fly her to Washington, D.C. to attend CloseUp. CloseUp is an educational program where High School students from all over the nation go to the capitol to learn about U.S. Government. Norma leaves in IVlay and will actually see and communicate with several very prominent U.S. political figures. BABB TAKES A BLUE FOR ART Randy Babb was awarded a gold key and a blue ribbon for an ink drawing he did of an Orc from the book The Lord of the Rings. His artwork was entered into the Scholastic Art Show. Re- ceiving a first place, the drawing was sent to New York City to be judged nationally. 59-Assorted Honors

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BARRY TAKES WORLD TITLE If Chandler High students relished win- ning a state championship last year, imagine the school pride when a CHS Student Coun- cil member established himself in world class competition this lVIarch . Barry Suiter was declared the victor in a world class ice cream eating competition sponsored by Far- rel's Ice Cream Parlors . The big eat-off closed the spring sports assembly. Along with other CHS students Al DeLaCruz, Chris Powers, and Terrence Woody, Barry set out to beat the record of a lVlarcos de Niza High School student who wolfed down a pig trough in 31 .8 seconds. All four students were informed at the onset that they could use their mouths, hands, toes, and anything else that seemed effective . During the heat of the race it seemed that the four tried using them all . But in the end it was Barry who, by a mouth and two claws full, swept the competition and shattered the old record with his own of 29 .9 seconds. AI, Chris, and Terrence gazed in admiration and finished their ice cream . Above Right: Chris and Terrence shoveled in the rest of their troughs while Barry was congratulated by the Farrell s representative. Below: Al DeLaCruz, Barry Suiter, Chris Powers, and Terrence Woody at work. Right: All eating stopped and Barry's time was clocked in at 29.9 seconds- a world record. 60-Ice Cream Eat-Off