Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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PAULINE BOREN BETTY HM SEXTON KARL WHEELER DAVE SMITH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Cur Student Government Really Worked . The student council consisted of student body officers, the class presidents and one representative from each class. They had to have a good grade record and have attended Scottsdale high one year. Their duties were to amend the constitution and by-laws, make rules regarding all school activities, recommend tees to be charged for student activity cards, conduct the election tor cheer leadersg and supervise student body elections each spring. The council also sponsored and organized the student activity cards at Scottsdale, and generally improved the relationship between the students, the teachers and the school patrons. Mr. Schweikart sponsored the group ot law makers. The board ot control was a division ot the student council, made up ot the student body president, the student body secretary, and a representative from each ot the tour classes. They met every day and acted as judges con- cerning demerits. Board of Control reviews a student's case. On the left is Karl Wheeler, Bruce Stipek, Shelby Copeland. Wayne Geddes, Ioan Dull and Pauline Boren.

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C. B. Reddell, president Walter L. Walt, clerk William H. Messinger, member SCHOOL BOARD DID OUR PLANNING When it came right down to it, the governing body of Scottsdale High School was the three men which composed the school board. Each man served for a term of three years: therefore one school board officer was elected every year in the Fall. The main purpose of the Board of Education was the financial manage- ment, the policy making, and solving problems connected with the growth and expansions of the school. The Board of Education also had the hiring-firing say over the faculty and in general their aim was to make S.H.S. a bigger and better school. E i t Walter Walt, William H. Messinger, and C. B. Bill Reddell examine papers during board meeting.

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Sixty-Cdd Seniors Played Important Role In School Activities . The Seniors class of 1951 was active in all school activities. They were well represented on the honor roll, in band, in the clubs, and in sports. The class play, Spider Island and ditch day were the highlights of the year. ln the latter part or the year the class was feted by the Iuniors at the annual Junior-Senior banquet and dance. The fifteen -graduating senior football lads who contributed much in win- ning the 1950 West Central Class B football championship. Nine of those shown were usually included in the starting eleven. LL 4 r tp .72 5':2 f-'se Fred Taylor, Arvil Burkett, Karl Wheeler, Dennis Palmer, Dave Smith, Alvaro Bracamonte, Dave Walker, Delbert Martin, Paul Grant, Manuel Ortega, Lee Turley, Wayne Burkett, Kenneth Poppe, Richard Corral, Nuel Price. This page sponsored by Scottsdale Variety Store, Scottsdale, Arizona.