Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Flavor Your Fun With The Joy Ot Work BROWNIE BASHES, a marshmallow mash, and a psychedelic dance kept Beaver Builders' members busy. Besides decorating the goal posts and polish- ing trophies, members found time to sponsor the Sweetheart Prom on February l8. Any iunior or senior girl having a grade average of three or bet- ter could petition for membership in the club. FOURTEEN MEMBERS were inducted into Quill and Scroll on November lb. Membership in the nat- ional iournalism honorary was limited to students in the top third of their class and on either pro- duction staff. KAREN BRILEY and Sue Kruidenier help their friend Foster with his high kicks at the Quill and Scroll banquet. Besides a scrumptious meal, members were inducted. A sg S X Ta! W BEAVER BUILDERS Bottom Row: Judy Gutknecht, Linda Swenson, Janice Lowry, Linda Cissel, Sharon Swenson, Bonnie Billings, hist., Kathy Katches, Gaynelle Nixon. Row 2: Dawn Dasher, Pam Francis, Susan Ballenberger, Athene Gibbons, Charis Gordon, Karen Reese, Pamela Huson, Nancy Gallagher. Row 3: Judy Kulb, Mary McKee, Penne Dick- nite, Sue Ann Kagan, Sunny Lof, Karen Briley, Patty Wilson, Arlene l24 Clubs Walker. Row 4: Susan Graham, Joan Bailey, Eunice Whitaker, Maribeth Kramer, Patti Jerome, Marsha Hoskins, Lynne Stresen-Reuter, Babette Gamash. Top Row: Pam Conner, veep, Paula Nold, Pat Lydiard, Sue Kruidenier, Jean Holman, Allison Behle, Margaret Walsh, Chris Schwei- kart.

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l fi l 4 l 2 T 1 4 5 I MU ALPHA THETA Bottom Row: Dirck lacobelli, Susan Ballenberger, sec.: Gaynelle Nixon, Robert Curtis, pres. Row 2: Dean Quain, Patricia Eyring, George Koepke. Row 3: Lynne Thenell, Chuck Robel, Jean McKee, treas. Row 4: Randolph Lungren, Gregory Van Thiel, John Olson, Berkley Benneson. Top Row: Bill Smith, Steve Bartley, veep: John Mackey, Doug Casto. Let Your Slide Rule Do The Work DELVING INTO higher mathematics Mu Alpha Theta sponsored the Santa Clara Math Test on December lO and the Mathe- matics Test on March 9. The club members financed the administration of the tests and also paid the registration tees. ln order to be eligible for membership in the national honorary organization, it was necessary to be a junior or senior and have outstanding grades. 'W Iv ,X , fnl y'42' f 1 Z Z' , , Q , J ,,,, ,ff 1 Fai? 1 l 4 , . f 2 ' I I Z, Jima!!! 7' f t : ' tll .,'t Q .2 ' U v 'T 'ffl' . 'M X . gi, M11 4- 1'-' D- . iff' ,,, L ' 1, , , Q l , iffy n-1- ' -4 f'wf,L...q '.- K TUTORING ISN'T necessarily limited to professional instructors national honorary organization tutored students on Monday and home-bound students. Mu Alpha Theta member Hollis Fish- Wednesday and Thursday in the library on homework and es- er assists Paton Sickler with his math homework. Members of the sential math concepts. Clubs 123

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4 wi N W4 s as 5 55 msn lx is Nsf sw it' txt' J N X' it Ns? 'AVS Q Q-N .1-us...,.4.. QUILL AND SCROLL Bottom Row: Judy Gutknecht, Pam Francis, Laurie Halpern, Bonnie Billings, veep, Pat Collis. Row 2: Barbara Wherry, Dawn Dasher, Sunny Lot, Gaynelle Nixon, Sherrill Nuttall. Row 3: Judi Compton, Leslie O'Hara, Patty Wilson, Alice Q95 X Watterson. Row 4: Karen Briley, hist., Paula Nold, Teri Craig, Sue Kruidenier. Jean Holman, sec., Pat Lydiard. Top Row: Jeff Bull, pres., Anne Adams, Lynne Stresen-Reuter, Chris Schweikart, Deborah Al- vord, treas., Karl Reque. BEAVER BUILDERS Bottom Row: Lynn Rabe. Row HAVE YOU ever heard of a Marshmallow Mash? Beaver Builders thought of 22 NGHCY Shaw- ROW 32 MeliSS5B CfOWf00i- ROV? 42 this unique way to raise money for the Sweetheart Prom. Scott Paradine Deborah Alvord' West Sl e 'll Nunall' Sec' op munches on a Carmel-covered marshmallow to testify to their goodness. Row: Lynne Thenell, Jean McKee, treas. Clubs 125