Chaparral High School - Golden Embers Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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4. Vo-Tech student Joy Hoeschier works on commercidl ort project. 2. Senior Scott ivicDonieI gives soles pitch ot the Record Shop. 3. Porticipoting in o welding cldss for Deco credit is Brion Bergmon. A. In the comerd deport- ment ot Penny's, senior Jim Rendek helps customer choose equipment for her comero. ffvififif ?t?s.f2UfM , ,sn , my '- rms 995 UP' ' . CARI? 5:21215 Wm WV A,,.,,,,w- Nlllunuwl' 2OfAcodemics . 2,5 ,rr my J . .. . 'v 11: A is mi.. Wt ..gr :E 3

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Staffs maintain C.H.S Facing large appeTiTes, sweel' TooThs, dieTs, and jusT plain grumbling sTomachs aT lunch hour was The job of sixfeen hard working men and women of The cafeTeria and snack bar sTaffs. Mrs. Sybil STaggs assumed The responsibiliTy of supervisor of The sTaff and has been caTering To school demands since iTs open- ing in 4974. Ms. STaggs was in charge of placing orders and assigning every individual wiTh his or her working hours. She re- marked, lT's noT always a plea- surable job, buT someone has To Tend To The needs of The sTu- denTs. Tending To sTudenTs' needs in anoTher way was The securiTy sTaff. Their main concerns were keeping The cars in The parking loT moving sTeadily aT all Times and keeping sTudenTs in line. Ken Rominger, Slick , had help wiTh These imporTanT Tasks from Fran Case, who was appoinTed To The job This year. Ms. Case commenTed, I love The job. I can geT ouT and meeT wiTh The kids insTead of being in The of- fice all day. One of The mosT imporTanT and leasT glorified service is The cooling, heaTing, scrubbing, fix- ing, painTihg, and general clean up provided by our mainTain- ence deparTmenT. This hard working group of people faced many jobs daily and nighTly Through The Thick and Thin of games, dances, lunch hours and oTher school funcfions. BuT probably The mosT impor- TanT Thing These dedicaTed people did for CHS was To keep up The morale. WiThouT Their sense of pride, our Firebirds' ashes would have died ouT years ago. MainTenance, CafeTeria, SecurrTyf '19

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Jobs work Mdny high schools offered sTu- denTs off-cdmpus cldsses where They could noT only goin school credif, buT dlso eorn money, ond Chdpdrrdl wds no excep- Tion. The sTudenTs who pdrTici- pdfed in H.E.R.O., Vo-Tech, C.O.E., ond D.E.C.A. found These progrdms To be helpful ond worfhwhile, I dm reolly gldd Thdf I goT To be in D.E.C.A. This yedr becduse l've Iedrned d loT of responsibiIiTy, sTdTed one C.O.E. pdrTicipdnT. C.O.E., cooperdTive office educdfion, TdughT sTudenTs clericdl skills, such ds Typing ond dccounTing, Then helped Them find office work in The vdlley. Sponsored by Ms. Jedn Mdnn, This orgdnizdTion become very populdr due To iTs prdcTicdIiTy, Expldined Ms. Mdnn, I Think Thdf out d good business bdckground will be very helpful in The fuTure, dnd The kids ore sfdrfing To redlize iT! Redlizing d godl dnd going dffer iT wds whdf H.E.l?.O. wds dll dbouT. Sfudenfs inTeresTed in home economics reldTed occu- pdfions could edrn Three high school crediTs while mdking money. WiTh The help of sponsor Ms. Lindo Diogdurdi, jobs dedling wiTh inTerior design, cloThing ond food services were dvdildble To every H.E.R.O. pdrTicipdnT Shor- on Cdlveldge, who held down Two jobs, one dT The Cdmelview Cinemd dnoTher dT The G-op cloThing sfore, soid, I Think The progrdm is redlly gredT. l've been dble To sdve d loT of mon- ey for ldfer onl As coordindfor for Vo-Tech, Mr. Wdlfer Heddley wds noT only concerned wiTh d sTudenTs Uldfer on , buT dlso his righT now . Vocdfiondl Technicdl school gdve sTudenTs The op- porTuniTy To ledrn d Trdde ond geT school credif. Commenfed Mr. Heddley, lT's The dlferndfive ford sTudenT noT wdnTing d four- yedr college educdfion, buT rdfher wdnTing d good Techni- cdl skill. Skill, educdfion, ond opporfu- niTy. The besf Trdnsldfion for four dlTerndTive progrdms dT C.H.S. VO-Tech, D.E.C.A., H.E.R.O. 84 C.O.E.f21