Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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litMl Barbara Jean Ackerman Barry Martin Adams Lester Robert Adams Karen Marie Aistrop Virginia Irene Akers Gail Marsha Alexander James Calvin Alexander III Charles Don Allen Dennis Lee Altfeltis Kristy G. Anderson Sheila C. Anderson Sharyn Eileen Andrews Josie L. Angulo Connie Louise Anthony William Alfred Apel Lawrence Apodaca David Guthrie Arnold Gene Gail Arnold Linda Diane Assyd Susan Lynn Atkinson Robert Darrell Atwell Susan Lynn Austin Larry M. Ayala Sherry Dawn Aycock Sue Ann Baird Mary Victoria Baker Kim Bannister John Rodney Barlow x v J! Km ii j w 4i tf Sandra Lee Bartos Allen Jackson Bateman Susan Lee Bates Seth Thomas Bazzill Milton Campbell Beck Gary Howard Bell Patricia Ann Bell SENIORS 191

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Graduation ends high School career for 760 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Top to Bottom: Vice-president Dave Gullen, Treasurer Ruth Jenkins, Secretary Judi Bewley. Not pictured President Tim Waters. BECKY FIFE and Tim Roberts reigned at Homecoming . . . Pete Bol- ton, Greg Upton captained football, basketball teams . . . Carol Kidwell presided as Girls League President . . . Bob Curtis lead Kings Club while Rob Covey headed Key . . . Dorothy Warner and Rick Olson named first Rodeo King and Queen . . . Ricks, Pollard, Porter served as sponsors . . . announcements ordered . . . caps and gowns fitted . . . graduation ar- rived June 10, closing the high school careers for 760 seniors. Seniors actively participated in the AFS program. Ruth Jenkins host- ed Marta Malard from Belo Horizon- te, Brazil, and Judy Mitchell spent a summer in Istanbul, Turkey. Ed- mund Mohan from Bristol, England, joined the class in December. NMSFers were Mike Roca, Bob Winston, Pat Ten Eyck, Larry Olson, Ann Hailey, Cindy Inglis and Mike Glass. Letters of Commendation went to 16 seniors. Tim Waters was the first student from Camelback to be chosen for Boys Nation. This year was the first the senior class did not have a valedictorian and salutatorian. Instead, the top two per cent of the class graduated with highest distinction, the next three per cent with high distinction and the next five per cent with distinc- tion. Seniors busily lined up their col- lege preferences by attending meet- ings with visiting college representa- tives and attending ASU, U of A and ASC senior days. ACT and College Board examinations assessed the strengths and weaknesses of students for use by the colleges and univer- sities. Other activities included the sell- ing of class pins, attending the prom, sponsoring rodeo dance, the all-night party, the banquet and activity day. o SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL - Front Row: Judi Bewley, Josie Angulo, Debbie Norton, Vicki Madden, Marta Malard, Marcia Rogow . . Second Row: Sandi Wdowiak, Sandy Meyer, Diann McDonald, Leigh Ann Neill, Barbara Fish, Judy Mitchell, Harriet Chords . 190 SENIORS Third Row: Dorothy Warner, Richard lannella, Ronnie Tang, Jim Roush, Tim Forester, Peggy Boles, Ruth Jenkins, Suzanne Bennett . . . Back Row: Al Tuch, Steve Murray, Gordon Wright, Pete Bolton, Bill Meyer, Lbren Schrenk, Dave Gullen, Mike Roca.

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Rose Elisabeth Bell Jack Morris Bellinoff Charles Taylor Bellsmith Vicki Kay Bendheim Suzanne Louise Bennett John Paul Benson Larry Stuart Benson Douglas Benton Daryl John Bergstrom Diane Joy Bergstrom Tim Roberts steers student body Kathy Ann Berta Judith Ann Bewley Barry Alan Biehler Steve Alan Blackwell Rudy Cletus Blankenship Fredrick Omar Bluhm Mary Ellen Bluhm Ronald Allen Boat Jacqueline Joy Bode Ronald Neil Bohlman Marguerite Helen Boles Peter Keith Bolton James Robert Boom. Jr. Eileen Marie Borak David Charles Boutelle Ewell D. Bowers Quita K. Boynton Richard Boynton Susan Leanne Bradlev James Robert Bramwell 192 SENIORS