Apollo High School - Olympus Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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AHS STUDENTS GAIN First Row; Janet Schaub. Karen Kudrcyko. Lisa Black. Lori Miller. Heidi Linovitz. Rudy Guglielmo. Joyce White. Brian McCurdy. Kathy Smith. Second Row; John Miller. Karen Milstead. Edie Keenan. Carol Jacobs. Julie Jett. Sue Farrell. Renee Pierce. Darryl Faulkner. Peggy Harlacher. Julie Bisinger. Karen Thurman. Tom Stoner. Mrs. Joan Zuckerbrow. Jim Buckley listened attentively to a business administration lecture during a D.E.C.A. class. While in class the students were trained in marketing procedures, and then worked at local business to gain experience. 176 Lori Miller and Carol Jacobs discussed their on the job exper- iences which they encounter every day as a part of their credit. Although the students learned procedures in class, their best training was actual work experience.

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SETS NEW TRADITION This year Student Council con- tributed to the excitement on the Apollo campus. Their tradi- tional activities such as the Stu- dent Mixer, the Homecoming halftime festivities and dance were accompanied by a new tra- dition. This year's Student Coun- cil introduced the Hall of Fame. Former students who have ex- celled in their chosen field, be it the academic, athletic or busi- ness world, are presented with an award. The first person to re- ceive this honor was Bob Horner. Bob's Sophomore and junior years at A.S.U. he was chosen an All-American. Also, his junior year he was chosen as the College Player of the Year. He then signed a contract with the Atlanta Braves, and by the end of his first year of profes- sional baseball he was chosen as National League Rookie of the year. Ray Miller. Student Council Vice-President, and Mark Lange discuss the upcoming Luann Rivette helped to serve refreshments at agenda for an Inter Club Council meeting. Ray Miller, in charge of I.C.C. was responsible one of the dances sponsored by the Student for coordinating club activities on campus, and promoted school spirit. Council. Below left: Deanne Evans assisted in decorating the cafeteria for the Student Mixer Oance held Sept. 1. 175

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EXPERIENCE THROUGH JOBS First Row Mrs. Auvil. Tony limpus. Alison Roark. Denise Hold. Cathy Beaty. Danita Geske. Sandra Vasquez. Mark Burkett. Second Row; Melinda Robinson. Leigh Gustafson. Kathy Bowesel. Michelle Barber Tami Goldberg. Mitzi Cilley. Giovanni Galindo. Third Row; Craig Goshart. Maureen Parren. Theresa Degard. Donna Martin. Diane Hartin. Kathy Kelly. Kerry Dove. Theresa Besser. Ann Kitsopoulos. Suzi Waterman. Vivian Vasquez. Jose Torres. Joe Dunevent For the fifth year. COE has main- tained an outstanding record of employment with all members working. Currently, the COE class at Apollo is the largest in the Valley. With the help of the Glendale Chamber of Com- merce they participated in the Career Day Fair for the eighth graders. COE also held their an- nual employer-employee ban- quet in which the students pre- sented the employers with an award. Like COE. DECA. Distri- butive Education Clubs of Amer- ica. was associated with the em- ployer-employee banquet. Aside from this conventional activity, the club was involved with the Toastmasters Youth Leadership Group. Furthermore. DECA at- tended the Fall regional Confer- ence at Metrocenter and the Spring State Conference in Tuc- son. Awards for the top Sales people were given, and one stu- dent from either DECA. COE. or ICE. A group of students concentrated on their responsibilities assigned to them by Mrs. Auvil for the Career Day Fair. Graig Goshert. Mitzi Cilley. and Cathy Beaty realaxed while their sponsor informed them about the future events in the COE schedule. 177