Coronado High School - Trail Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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DECA develops future business leaders By Jenni Curtis Distributive Education of America CDECAJ gives students a chance to en- ter the business world and develop their skills in marketing and distribu- tion. DECA members work on the job in various places of their choice, such as the National Shirt Shop, Lonnegan's, B.B. Singer's, Wildlife Studio, and Gar- cia's Del Este. DECA members have to be seniors and be accepted into distributive edu- 11 cation. DECA held a racquetball tournament and sold concessions at football games among other activities. The members of DECA were involved in civic contributions and developed their vocational leadership, and social skills. DECA has been in existence at Coro- nado since the 1962-63 school year. The national DECA program was start- ed inthe 192O's. There are more than 70 chapters of DECA in the state of Arizona. fl li Smith, Chris Williams. --is J 1 , .,.1:.? DECA Top Row: Herb Sherman fsponsory, Beau Graffin, Kent Sirota, Lynn Kermoade, Brenda Cole, Lulu Wargo. Second Row: Barbara Andrews, Doug Leslie, John Eckhardt, Jaime Berry, Chris Phelps, Edward Krutel. Bottom Row: Scott Stone, Kirk Fiehler, Terri Coomber, Brenda Niles, Holly Marts, Andy Johnson. Not Pictured: Don Clark, Ofelia Gonzalez, Jim Seaman. Carol iclfiiw-hfil Officers of DECA for the year were Kirk Fiehler, president, Jaime Berry, vice-president, Ed Krutel, treasurer: and Brenda Niles, secretary. Good morning Coronado! This is the KCHS morning news, is what the Announcers Club is known for. The club reduced the daily news broadcasts from five to only three times a week. The teachers felt that the announce- ments were taking away too much time from second hour classes. The only requirement for member- ship in Announcers club is a voice audi- tion. E ,Pl EB.. - . fi : ' ' 'Qt I ,j. f,,. - Q .. i. 'lj as ' fic- it fists - . .Se es NTP' 'fi i 'J :Qi Sz -K .zzsff .. . i FIVE Photo by Athmer 'im Photos by Schmid, Russo SIX Photo by Athmer

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'H Chuck Gotlieb Pres. Los Hermanos is Coronado's bi brother Los Hermanos CBig Brotherj for fifteen years has served the school and community. They ushered at football games and fine arts events and held a Big Brothers picnic. A MDA Bowl-a-thon and a fund raising for ScottsdaIe's sister city, Alamos, Mexico, were other events. LH together with Thespians, sponsored the annual Christmas dance. LH sponsored with LHA, a Christmas party at the Arizona Training Center for the Children's Colony. LH's motto is Service for .... fe- school and city. 'W Los Hermanos Mike Mall FQUR Photo by Bateman nl: ' ' ' ' Scott Curry Mark Dersch Wally Dirmeyer Joe Effert Chris Frietag Mark Gaare Tom Gavin John Giorlando Travis Grizzard Todd Hanson Tod Hendrick Mike Hogan Steve Hyland Mark Lippman Mike Majeurs Andy Mitchell John Murrison Richard Noll Dan Peters Mike Riley Pat Riley Grant Rose Kevan Royer Doug Suits Gregg Tanakaya Bob Thornburgh John Vise Graig Woodman Sponcer Gary Stephens ONE President, Chuck Gotlieb, discusses future plans. TWO Teacher sponsor, Gary Stephens, takes and records dues paid. THREE LH members take time out from a meeting for a group shot. FOUR Freshman Mark Gaare, sophomore Joe Effert, and junior Grant Rose laugh at the speakers joke. FIVE The Mob, really LH members.