Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'V0 lfxolgfqvf, rlxmwd CCD fi YNC,-og 'bib QV f li -- -'J O lx C Cl P- .Lf cook 'WCW WX My wzxx Mrk-5 QQW-'WNCAMESOSQ A Q it yn Qsx 0003. CWQFLC of Xggmai feoa Us L3 QU-XC MGP Q NIVISQT winneflg as I n an interview with Mark Marley he ex- K-H6650 plained the following qualifications need- ed for him and others to acquire the National 1 Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist acknowledge- . ment. First of all the students must rank in the H00 ULD, top five percent of the nation on the Preliminary Scholastic Appititude Test. After achieving this 3 they must then take the Scholastic Apptitude Df- Test during their senior year. Approximately 16, ,X 000 students qualify as semi-finalists throughout fgpeeflds ' the nation, and out of these students 1000 are Q awarded scholarships. McCoy and Kermit work up a singing routine about f CFFCIME --2' 'F- Q.T. Semi-finalists . . . Gordon Pornernke, Ioe Burfoot, Mark Marley, Mike McCoy. NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFYING TEST 27 SEMI-FINALISTS Tj' acgixgf?-rflgamk .W cirsimi Four qualify a M..-

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Student board, C.A.C. represent student body. e represent the views of the student body to the Board of Education, claimed Linda Tveidt. Linda served as the junior representative to the Board of Education. Bill Adair, senior re- presentative, commented further, it is important because too often adults tend to make policies concerning students without consulting the stu- dents. Both Linda and Bill had to attend regu- lar meetings throughout the school year. C.A.C. stands for the Citizens Advisory Coun- cil and Danny Wally Guido served as the stu- dent representative from Camelback. The duties of his position required that he attend local as well as district meetings each month. Both of the Student Board Representatives and the Citizens Advisory Council representatives were elected into office by the student body. One adult mem- ber also represented Camelback at the district C.A.C. meetings, 81 this year's representative and local chapter president was Richard Flores. Danny Guido serves as C.A.C. Representative eunnu vnuomu v U '-fi! 3 I 2 .1 , . X I, F- .ff ' 'A ' - ' Y I -f 3 T'- ,VT 1 ', Jmm I Bill Adair and Linda Tveidt, student board representatives collaborate on district wide meeting material. 26 CAC and STUDENT BOARD REPRESENTATIVES

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Editors attend 1979 workshop our editors on the Shield staff attended a publication workshop in Colorado this past summer. The workshop proved to be a success, for when they returned, each was able to present fresh ideas in the areas of theme development, layout and graphics. When these principles were applied to the 1980 Shield the results were the following: a strong sense of theme Qie. the Spartanl, an artistic form of layout used in the opening section and a new touch of colored graphics. The funding for the workshop was made available through the Student Senate. 28 SHIELD STAFF 3 Carol Flores ister-in-Chief tl I JPKT'-1?