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

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if 11. 1' SISTO WINS GOLD MEDALS Sisto Rosales is recognized as one of Chandler High's most outstanding athletes. He has participated in varsity track, football, and wrestling. He holds three school weightlifting records and was named the Chandler Booster Club's Athlete of the Year his junior year. Sisto's wrestling credits include AAA High School State Champion, winner of Tournament of Champions lbest heavyweight of all four divisions? and State Junior Olympic Champion in both free style and Greco-Roman. After coming in first in both Japanese qualifying tournaments, he was the Cultural Exchange Champion in a trip to Japan the summer of 1976, where he went undefeated 10-0 and won two gold medals. Awards and titles that have been bestowed upon Sisto include Most Valuable Player of Chandler Hi h Wrestling, Outstanding Lineman Award, Chandler Booster Club Outstanding Winter Athlete Award, Chandler's Football Team Captain for the 1976 season, Arizona Football Magazine Silhouette Award Winner, Prep New's All-American Honorable Mention and one of Arizona Prep Magazines Top 14 Football Players in Ari- zona. ln October he was named Chandler High's 1976-77 Homecoming King. Sisto is also a three year member of the Tri-City Pin Club, a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and has made the Honor Roll for two years. TRACY CARR NAMED QUEEN Tracy Carr has been one of the most influ- ential students on Chandler High's campus for the past four years. Her senior credits reflect an even balance of both scholarship and sports, capped in October by the honor of being named Chandler High's 1976 Homecoming Queen. She has been a Mermaid for four years, co-captain of the swim team for two years and on the Principal's Listall four years. Last year she was chosen Chandler's Outstanding Junior by the University of Arizona. She still finds the energy to rule as President of the Student Senate, a group she has been a member of for four years, and to work as a Diamond Belle and a member of the 1976-77 El Lobo Staff. All of these activities make Tracy Carr a very familiar face on campus. Chandler can expect great things from her in the future. QW?

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DINAH MAKES GOOD LEADER Dinah Bratcher has always been one of the busiest students on campus. Her activi- ties vary from Wolf Howl co-editor to Chand- ler Track Manager to being a member of Chandler Youth AARC, a youth group that works with retarded children . She has been an important part of the CHS Varsity Volleyball Teamforthe past three years and has served as secreta -treasurerfor the Lettergirls' Club. Dinarh also spent many hours working as a Trackette and was elected president of the group. Other organizations she has been af- filiated with are the Spanish Club and Quill and Scroll, a club rewarding journalistic excellence. This past summer Dinah was one of three girls who represented Chandler High School at the annual Girls State Convention held at the University of Arizona in Tucson. She returned home to prepare for her duties here as the first Student Body President since lVluriel Knox's term in 1953. Evidence of her work and influence on Chandler's campus was recently shown by her nomination for Homecoming Queen. 10-F eature DR. H. CONLEY NEW AT C.H. . When Dr. Howard K. Conley came to Chandler High School this year, the school quickly took on a new look. The walls were painted in cheerful colors, bathrooms were remodeled and updated and the fence between Cleveland and the main campus was torn down. The most significant difference he and the other new administrators brought to the school, however, was attitudinal. Dr. Conley, lVlr. Caccamo, and IVlr. Teegerstrom all share a concept of running a school which can be summarized as positive. All emphasis this year is on moving forward and on improvements. The work force to supplement and improve is led capably by Dr. Conley, who clearly exhibits an active interest in our school and is always seen at our school activities. Dr. Conley has brought much to our school, and has shown himself to be a concerned and will- ing administrator. We welcome him.

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12 -A rtwork STUDENT ART Chandler High artists are among the most talented in the state. Below are examples of work by some of our artists: Randy Babb, grade 12 IVIike McPherson grade 12 GLU 71 f' ix QQ 45- K X N N, 1 2 lg 1 Nl A . W il ,gg SJ rtsl 5 lul l 3' TW Q , --4 .. Z' , A X fs Q WML, En gl i X Q, all is xx K 4 'JJ 'ig' ' uf . if in 4 I V ,, , - , . ,l i -g g wea 5-,ish -Y y leg.. F V 5 my - - 1 ix W -any 5 WYVGRQQMN N s 'Ib mlm S , J ,?-V Danny Costilla, grade 11