Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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is 'Q' x Top Left: Ms. Welch's 2nd Period Angels QL- RJ Susan Rico, Roberta Trujillo, Marissa Coro- nado and Anna Flores, Middle Left: Bobby Aldarete, Gabriel Leon and Carlos Castellanos waiting for lst hour bell to ring, Middle Right: Ms. Welch going over assignment with lst Peri- od class, Bottom Left: lst Period - Mike Li- versidge, Julie Elvick, Yavonne Armbruster, Pam Becwar and Vicky Miller. Photos By: Dennis Nasta DECA S H

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DEC Distributive Education Clubs of America offered students a chance to experience the business World by placing them in job situations. DECA Advisor Ms. Bobbie Welch and officers Glenn Petry CPresidentJ, Alan Wilson Nice Presidentl, Lori Anderson CSecretaryJ, and Rachele Austin Cllreasurerl organized fun- draisers such as the sale of candy, ba- gels, key chains, calendars and sung- lasses. A canned food drive was spon- sored by DECA in November to support the Community Food Bank. The 87.00 club fee helped pay for entrance into State and District con- ferences. Special recognition Was giv- en to DECA members Who attended the Flagstaff and Foothill Mall con- ferences. Senior Norma Zuniga stat- ed, The club gave students a better understanding of businesses and helped students not to be lazyf' Group Shot - QL-Rb: Back Row Thell Aus- tin, Barbara Garman, Julie Jarchow, Glenn Petry, Karl Ellis, Carmen Salinas, Malissa Ar- vizu, Deanna Mesa, Lydia Brichta, Ms. Bobbi Welch, Middle Row: Sheila Baker, Maria Ro- mero, Sharon Bustamante, Eric Grijalva, Neyda Escalante, Front Row: Lori Anderson, Eddie Garcia, Carla Lipperd. fThird Period DECAJ S3 Breaking Into Business Photos by Mike Holte and Dennis Nasta -

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Students Helping AW' thers Pals are students trained to listen to other peers and to help them help themselves. Peers and Listening Stu- dents QPALSJ is a new club. The group originated during second se- mester of last year with Advisor Ms. Tammy Butler. The purpose was to provide the students with someone their own age and grade level whom they feel comfortable talking to other than adult counselors and adminis- trators. First year Advisor Mrs. Jeri Lucas stated, I donlt know what we would do without them. Club members included: Norma Zun- iga CSD, Diana Galavez CSU, Becky Leonard CSU, Denny Brown fSrJ, JoAnn Corral fSrJ, Trever Lee CSD, and John Aldecoa QJrJ. by Kim Affolder Formal Dance Preparations Top Photo - Back Row: KL-RJ Trever Lee Norma Zuniga, Mrs. Jeri Lucas, Middle Row John Aldecoa, JoAnn Corral, Denny Brown, Front Row: Diana Galavez and Becky Leon- ard. Photos by - Trina Contreras. gn Pals!Prom Committee Back Row: CL-RJ Mrs. Judy Long, Lorraine Fisher, Michael Liversidge, Laura Nava, Grace Zepeda, Teresa Salinas, Front Kneeling: Yvette Betancourt and Barbie Betancourt. Photos by - Dennis Nasta. Prom Plans for Sheraton The Prom Committee's goals were to raise 551,000 to have a nice prom and keep expenses low. The committee discussed fundraisers such as the car wash held at Burger King on St.Mary's and the freeway, and on- campus candy sale. Advisor Mrs. Judy Long held meetings every Tuesday after school in the Math Pod. Officers included Chairman - Grace Zepeda and Co-Chairman - Yvonne Green. The Prom was set for May 25th at the Sheraton El Conquis- tador Resort Hotel with costs running about 3525-40 per couple. The D.J. hired played a variety of songs to sat- isfy many different musical tastes. By Kim Affolder -