Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Musicians play, sing at holiday parade,concert usic assemblies were part of the Christmas season. The Concert Choir and some of their alumni performed many seasonal favorites at the annual Christmas Assembly. The band played at the assembly, and also marched in the Fiesta Bowl Parade. Sportswise, the Spartans were still trying to win a few games. The basketball teams showed improvement over their previous seasons. Girls had another new sport in softball. Christmas vacation started on a happy note with the dismissal of school at noon on Tuesday the 23, because of the new construction. The vacation period was marred when a security guard was shot on campus. Ron Iankov and Dianna Willich were Boy and Girl of the Month for December. DECEMBER ACTIVITIES NHS Induction Registration Student Senate Christmas Music Concert Chrsitmas Music Assembly Fiesta Bowl Parade 2 . 4 . . 11 17 ' ' 18 ' ' 20 Beginning of Christmas Recess Bettina Grimm, exchange student from Germany, enjoys the warm Arizona winter weather. 22 DECEMBER ACTIVITIES

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Menibers of the faculty basketball team fanfer before beginning TWIRP activitie his Week Is Real Peachy was the special activity for january. Each day of the week featured a different contest. The week's best received event was the choice of official TWIRP of the Year - Ethan Rauch. Dewey Hopper appeared at the Walk for Washington Assembly to help start At the Walk for Washington Assembly, Dewey Hopper, television persanality, pledges his support to the Band. wal 'fran l W I ' I' N 'll- ,X w, XX li 4 -wtf, . 'iie I I-it it. I . li I y, , R, 'IWW .t,. ,, ' W ,Q I X, 24 IANUARY ACTIVITIES 1--.-.4 i N4 1 WW ,ra M, y I A , r I' l ll I 1 tl 3 I, I 'nw' li WF' I the game with Central. Pictured are: Lennie Iones, jim Poster, LatharGoernitz, Dale O'Dell, Difkflllegretti, and Bill Saunders. S, final exams enliven January the drive for funds to finance the Band and Choir's trip to Washington D.C. Approximately ZOO students and faculty walked to raise money. Final examinations ended the first semester, with the second beginning on Ianuary 26. Softball, basketball, and wrestling team members were honored at a pep assembly on Friday, the 3-Oth. The three teams were possible contenders for slots in their respective divisional play offs. Boy and Girl of the Month forlanuary were Larry Ashton and julie Vollrath. Flag Line members Kathy Stiteler and Chris Pugh perform a basketball dance at the pep assembly.