Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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A That Is Not Prose Passes For Poetry Lngllsh IS a course WlllCl1 IS the basxc tool lor most other subjects ln thc hlgh school currlculum Cood Engllsh and a well rounded knowlcdgc ol ltteraturc helps to munt.un CllllCnSh1p and to adapt tht studtnt socially Scottsdale has m Engllsh depart mcnt with tourscs one through slx dCCOl1ll1l0ll lllilf., thc student accord mg., to lus proun ablllty Two new comcrs to our hDgllSll dtpdrtmcnt wtrc Nh Larpcntcr Mr Kldd lLlCl'llI1f5 Fngllsh lll and V Mrs Whclan who h'1s been hcrc lor scvtrtl ymrs taught lLn5 llsh ll and lV Mr Kzdd Mrs Whelan and Mr Fmpenter fmd the humm ous szde of poeny Eloquence Is The Poetry 0E Prose K Mr Kidd lakes znvenlmy of busy I nglzsh III studenls Mrs Whelan checks on how l'7lgllSIl II students spend valuable class tzme Pcqe 59 I ' ' - v' - 1 ' Y 5 , 2 I , . - ' 1 v L vx y A 1- 'u x , teaching English l and VI, and f . , 'z f . ' , ' , . R 'W . . , c xx . v 5A . , , ,Z I ., . ,, 1, w Q , 1 I 1 I A Q .- H- R t 4 x, X , I

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Science Is The Systematic Classification 0f Experience Flu BP: Tlizn Dfwzz M1 Slmuley M1 Bunn 1111dM1 MIIIH exammznqa 01111 monster Our science department is one of Scottsdale's larger divisions of study, with a new science wing and three teachers. Mr. Cecil McGirr has a full day with all biology and radio physics classes. Mr. Steve Bryan teaches physics and chemistry and coaches the varsity basket- ball teanl. Life isn't so easy this year. Mr. Bryan lost his helper, Mr. Showley, who is now a full fledged teacher at Scottsdale High. Mr. Devon Sh ow l e y teaches general science. Science is the foundation for many professions after graduation a11d is a rc- quired course in prepara- tion for college Science Is flrganlzed Knowledge 1 1 111111 2 111 e t1 zq 1tl 8111111111 Spnnz e Carl Helbmq and Ixmen Sllllfll me 511111111 the atom ludx I It 111 161111111 Hugh! f19.SISfIIIg 1 by M1 811011 Im qerzeml sczeme nzslrzzctm Page 58 -a n ' , fl yy A. -Ii . , 4. ' 1 Y . K U t Y- ' 0 1 'iii' 5 . Q ' - r I5 Hy , li- l'Xff'l'A1II'It,1U'l.' ' H I., 'K .' A A 1 , 1 inn. 111 Lf flllll- '-1' 1' ,uk f A ' 1

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