Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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CAMELBACK GAINS prominence when the band performs at the L.A. Rams-Cleveland Browns football half-time over nationwide television. m % PRESIDENT OF the Concert Choir, Judd Shaffer, presents the student body, during Christmas Assembly, with a trophy won at the city complex in the Christmas Community Sing program. THE SPIRIT-minded senior class gains competition points by sell- ing orange and blue derbies, Dec. 8, to boost spirit for the second basketball game of the season. Gail Arnold models for Tim Waters. MEMBERS OF Kings Club and Key Club dance with their dates in the Teen Room of the Phoenix Country Club to the music of the XL ' s at the organizations ' annual Christmas dance, Dec. 1 8. DECEMBER ACTIVITIES 29

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TIME OUT to socialize is on the agenda for part of the Girls League annual Carnation Ball, Dec. 4. The theme of this year ' s ball was Shangri La. The dance is the only formal held during first semester. WHITE DINNER jackets. ... a new formal . . . lights turned low . . . a pretty girl ... a handsome fellow . . . sweet music from Walt Johnson and his band . . . can turn the gym into a Shangri-La. Christmas proves full of ' song ' ONE OF the highlights band members enjoy on their California trip is the chance to stop at Disneyland to perform for spectators. THE MAJOR performance of the year for concert choir and orchestra is the annual Christmas program with a repeat the following morning. iTKfi 28 ACTIVITIES

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STUDENTS CONTRIBUTE money for the TAP drive and at the same time support their class ' nomination for TAP queen. FRANK SANDY is the only Spartan picked to wrestle against the visiting Japanese All-Stars Jan. 4 at Alhambra High School. ANOTHER MONEY-raiser - this time the juniors sponsor a cooky sale Jan. 11-14 and find they have a sell-out at first lunch! ) Paul Dean Speaks on Viet Nam THE END of January brought to a close one half of the s chool ' s activi- ties. Seniors Robin Healy and Dave Gullen were honored by being picked Girl and Boy of the Month by Girls League . . . Key Club chose social studies teacher Bob Hudson as the Teacher of the Month. Phoenix College hosted the Col- lege Entrance Examination Boards Jan. 8. Ten Spartans attended West ' s Bro- therhood Council Jan. 15 . . . Girls League sold big soft pretzels Jan. 24-27 for 15 cents . . . and to wind up the first semester, report cards were distributed to students Jan. 28. REPUBLIC STAFF writer Paul Dean speaks to students in the gymnasium Jan. 10 on his experiences as a war correspondent in Viet Nam. 30 JANUARY ACTIVITIES II