Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'wx The lead-singer-guitaristfrom the Air Force Roch and Roll Band performs Six String Orchestra. Mel Kinney direfts the NAU Shrine of the Ages Chair, as they sing their rendition of Di1ie. Mmm 'F mga he hand played on the 13th. Several students socialize during a sefond hour fire drill. frm., mqnql --J . ui CBI-IS alumni Karen Craiuley, Ed Cahall, and Chris Nuss enjoy their visit to the school. They fame here with the NAU Chair. FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES 27

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F EBRUARY ACTIVITIES 5 Senate Meeting 13 Air Force Band Assembly 14 ACT Test Free Enterprise Test Regional Music Festival Student Senate NAU Choir Concert W! A W, ,ilifwlhwllu Sophomore Ion Rauch prepares to leave campus after school, The bike rafks were moved because of construction. 26 FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES ld faculty dining room changed to on-campus radio station KGI-IS he new faculty dining room opened on Thursday, February 19. The old dining room was converted into a closed-circuit radio station. It was on the air during both lunch hours in the cafeteria area. The station's call letters were KCHS. A smoking poll was conducted by Student Government to test students' opinions to smoking policies of the school. The first annual National Honor Sue Micucei a junior reads a valenlinefrom her boyfriend. I Society Book sale was held in front of the cafeteria after school. NHS sold required class paperback texts and returned the money to the original owners. The Luke Air Force Rock and Roll Band entertained at an assembly on Friday, February 13, in the gym. February Boy and Girl of the Month were George Metzger and Iaine Wendorf. HERO sold and delivered valentines during February to raise funds. 2 . . , , , Y . . , M iv'

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Spartan Band, Choir perform in Washington D C he Spartan Band and Choir parti- cipated in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Washington D.C. The journey was the culmination on many months spent raising funds. The annual Basketbrawl was held to raise money for the Sophomore and Freshman Class treasuries, and to introduce community eighth graders to high school. The cast for the Spring Drama Production, The Mad Woman of Chaillot, was announced. Because of construction, the play was performed off campus. Iazz Lab presented its annual concert in the cafeteria, and Orchesis participated in a mini-concert. Baseball and swimming teams began their seasons. Boy and Girl of the Month, for March, were Paul Cooke and Traci Cales. Doris Purfell, Math and Reading feather, discusses her upcoming marriage with Gerry Clyne, Math teacher. Liz Mathews rehearses for Ihe Orrhesis Mini-Dance Conrerl. The concert was on March 5, in the gym. 28 MARCH ACTIVITIES f aavalire sag..-L, ,, 'H 'lf ,wie M, , 'WP' IMD 1 I I I x 'ft . if y M ilf l li 'X , . Vl . l i