Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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That action is best which procures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. — Francis Hutcheson

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y participation ONE DAY, unknown ages ago, a man of superior intelligence for his time tapped a hollow log with a rough- hewn club. Thousands of men may have done the same before him, but to this man on this day, came a great flash of insight. He saw that this could be a signal. Sound, as a means of com- munication, had been discovered. The roar of the crowd at a pep as- sembly, the beating of the band drums reverberating across the football field, debates at a student council meeting . . . Whether in the gym or at a social gathering, students constantly com- municate consciously or unconsciously . . . creating the unique personality that is Camelback High School. 14

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RECEIVING PRINCIPAL ' S passes from John L. Tanner for getting straight ones are Nancy Bates and Mike Roca. FIRST PLACE in the Bermuda Sock Hop contest — Kitty Kwic and John Lyons with Dij Jones and Greg Upton second. GIVING A winning speech at the freshman campaign assembly, Cathy Warner runs against four students for vice-president. September feature 16 SEPTEMBER ACTIVITIES