Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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lohn Robb, Tony Duran, Greg Grothe and Rob- ert Rodack sing at Choir Parent Night. Mr. Beckett discusses the pros and cons of 1977 Presidential candidates. OCTOBER ACTIVITIES ACT Test Fall Drama Auditions Fall Drama Auditions Pep Rally Campaign Speech - for Dennis DeConcini Open House PSAUNMSQT Test Homeroom Senate Meeting New Student Orientation Campaign Speech -- Morris Udall OCTOBER ACTIVITIES 21

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Students participate in drama, music, politics tudents involved in drama, music, and politics were kept espe- cially busy during October. Auditions for Masque and Gavel's production of David and Lisa were held in the Drama Room on October 11 and 12. The cast and crews were announced the next day, rehearsals Arizona Representative, Morris Udall, speaks about current political issues. 20 OCTOBER ACTIVITIES began immediately and lasted throughout October. Vocal music students, under the direction of Mr. Grant jenkins, enter- tained their parents on the evening of October 26. The concert was held in the cafeteria, causing over-crowd- ing and acoustical problems. Conso- lation could be found in realizing that this was the last concert before the new music facilities were availa- ble. Buttons, posters, wagers and heated political arguments became common on campus as city, state, and national general elections neared. Morris Udall, ex-presidential candidate, spoke on national politics at CBHS during his re-election cam- paign. Frank Spotnitz and Mary Cabanski read for the leading roles in David and Lisa.

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'Fabulous Fads' serves as theme of Homecoming ampus activities peaked dur- ing the week of November 8-12: Homecoming Week at CBHS. Members of the Homecoming Committee, headed by senior Mary Dooley, chose the theme Fabulous Pads to base the vveek's lunchtime and half-time activities. Lunch-hour activities included Volkswagen stuffing, tricycle riding and hula-hoopingg contests in trivia, bubble-blowing and limbo , and judging of ties, buttons, hats, T-shirts and socks. Last year's Homecoming King and Queen, Larry Benjamin and Missy Ankenbrandt, spoke at the Home- coming Assembly, where candidates for this year's royalty were intro- duced. At the Homecoming Game, our football team members were not the only winners - Melinda Kelley and Mark Poppe were crowned Home- coming Queen and King during half- time. X as A 'W' CBHS principal, lack Comstock, addresses stu- dents at the Homecoming Assembly. 22 NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES Badminton State champs receive trophies and applause at the Homecoming A ho Kathy Haberer and Allison Bates attempt to enjoy the rain-laden Homecoming Game. 5 I