Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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trombone, Danny Olney, trombone, Nikki O'Quinn, clarinet, Portia O'Quinn, flute, Kay Poynter, clarinet, Ronnie Ramsayer, trumpet, Ross Reay, clarinet, Linda Reed, clarinet, Tom Risk, clarinet, Joseph Ritter, trumpet, Alice Rodgers, clarinet, Eugene clarinet, Jay Sinclair, clarinet, Ralph Smith, saxophone, Neal Tracy, drums, Tom Vanderburg, clarinet, Charles Vanclenburg, trumpet, Gail Walston, saxophone, Gary Walston, saxophone, Randy Ware, trumpet, Judy Warnken, drums, Ronnie Wasem, Romney, baritone, Diane Rudduck, bells, Kenneth Salt, horn, saxophone, Kenneth Webber, trombone, William Winkler, trom- Judy Sellers, flute, Audrey Shafer, clarinet, Wayne Stapley, BAND Right, The Spartan Band is making another trip to a football game. Their playing at foot- ball games seems to add to the enthusiasm of the evening. No game seems complete with- out their background music. bone, Charles Woodburn, baritone, and Robert Waller, trumpet. XTX?-Xxx -105-

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Members of the band and their instruments included: John Anderson, trumpet, Kenneth Ashby, baritone, Larry Ashby, trombone, Mickey Bennett, clarinet, Gloria Birch, clarinet, Linda Blatter, clarjnet, Nancy Boland, clarinet, Robert Burke, trombone, Darwin Brady, baritone, Sue Campbell, drums, Judith Clark, clarinet, Rick Cornett, saxophone, Con Englehorn, trumpet, Tony Farr, trumpet, Lon Fralick, trumpet, Kathleen Gandrud, flute, Deon Gardner, clarinet, Louis Giallonardo, saxophone, John Goettl, drums, Ray Hanchett, bassoon, John Erwink, trumpet, Janet Johnson, clarinet, Judy Johnson, horn, Lurline Johnson, drums, Rupert Johnson, drums, Viola Johnson, clarinet, Nancy Kirk, clarinet, Shirley Kobald, clarinet, Jones, bassoon, Janet Charles Kipp, trumpet, Philip Lawson, trumpet, Don Lyren, bassoon, John McAtee, trumpet, David McCormick, baritone, Sherri Meisinger, horn, trombone, Doyle Miller, Denadene Clark, drums, Betty Merrill, bassoon, Fred Miller, trombone, Lydia Miranda, clarinet, Thad Morris, bassoon, Curtis Munson, -104- SPARTAN At left the band is shown in one of their many formations along with the pom pon girls doing a can-can dance. Besides playing at the many school activities, they presented their annual Mid-Winter Concert.

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Top, Camelback's pom pon girls and band marching in the rodeo parade. Center, left: Lloyd Leech enioys the rodeo assembly. Center, right, Rodeo band at assembly, left to right: Denadine Clarke, Connie Young, Nancy Wicker, MaryAnn Edwards, Wayne Sabo. RODEO DAY THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Rodeo of the J. C's brings merriment to all of Phoenix. The day preceding the four-day vacation from school everyone goes western. Rodeo dress, a rodeo assembly, and contests for the funniest dressed, the boy with the best beard, and the best dressed, became highlights in the assembly. Left, left to right: Coach Mann, George Cox, Robert Reade, Mr. Pollard, Mr. Jordan, and Mr. Bowers, ioin in the singing of Home on the Range. 06-