Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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and budget cuts to some departments. The Art room was belng expanded 15 feet towards the Home Economlc bulldlng. Sclence wlll add 10 feet on the top level and a new bulldlng. A new mlnl-gym Is belng bullt for the volleyball teams, the locker areas were palnted, and the school cafeterla wlll be updated. The Camelback Archery Team flew to Ohlo to compete In the Naflonal Outdoor Target Champlonshlp. Wlnnlng the lntermedlate Glrls Cloat Champlonshlp was Jenny Wldlshg In 2nd place was Kathy Mason: In 3rd place was Amanda Baumang 4th place was Kelly Phelpsg and Llz Vetter placed 5th. Camelback had slx students who made the top flve percent In the country when they took the NMSQT Test. Even more Impresslve was the fact that 3 made the upper percent. These were Ken Sweat, Scott Lewellen, and Brlan Hoyt. A new club was seen on Camelback's campus thls year. The Sparlanlon's could be found at Camelback football games frantlcally runnlng down the sldellnes and wrlflng Informatlon down on cllpboards. Spartans attend the blggest weddlng of the year as Mr. and Mrs. Spartan, Josh Goldfarb and Mlshaun Mucker are lolned together. 19 X . .... ' P 3 sis M s is ff M .....' . . E1 New W The gym Is full of splrlt and prlde as we have one of the best pep assemblles thls fall. Students sat by classes and cheered-Senlors ooh ah, Junlors ooh ah, Sophomores ooh ah, Freshmen ooh ah. 18 SEPTEMBER

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September Brought First School Days Football players Bret Nobley and Jeff Johnson pose. for pub- help to make or break the early football rankings. llclty shots as part of their preschool practices. Publicity can r August 29 Freshmen and Parent Orientation. 30 Freshmen's first day of school. September Labor Day Recess. Classes begin. Boys-Girls Cross Country Q Granada Park. Girls Golf - Mesa - Here. Varsity and Junlor Varsity Volleyball - Saguaro - Here. Varsity Football Q Horizon. Girls Golf Q Marcas de Niza. Freshman Volleyball Caparral - Here. Varsity and Junior 1 Varsity Q Alhambra. Badminton Q Corona del Sol. Boys Golf with Agua Fria. Open House 7:00 - 9:00. Boys-Girls Cross Country Q Chaparral. Girls Golf with McClintock - Here. Junior Varsity Football Q Deer Valley. Varsity and Junior Varsity Volleyball with A Maryvale - Here. Varsity Football with Deer Valley - Here. Girls Golf Q Kota. Varsity and Junior Varslty Volleyball Q Chaparral. Badminton wlth Saguara - Here. Boys Golf with Country Day and Maryvale. Boys-Girls Cross Country with Central Q Granada Park. Junior Varsity Football with St. Mary's - Here Underclass pictures taken. Varsity Football Q St. Mary's. Underclass pictures taken. Girls Golf with Mesa - Here. The Month Students returned from summer vacation to find the walls of the Art Building completely redecorated into belge and grey tones. The Art works that had been created by various students were gone. The Tltanic was found at the bottom of the glacier surrounded oceang Pete Rose hlt his 4,191 career hit passing Ty Cobb's recordg and the Camelback area rapist was captured ln Texas. The American Library Association sponsored a ban the books week. A new state law went into effect, there is compulsory attendance for students until the age ot 16. SEPTEMBER 17

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A Ken Sweat placed In the upper M per- cent ot the country on the NMSQT test. ? ? X iEA ., ,,, f 'ft Sk v p t if we tt'kk Scott Lewallen also placed In the top V2 percent ot the country on the NMSQT test. W in rg, it 'G V :YV A 3 NMSQT-Flrst Row: Louls Kerotsky, Brent Gregory, Brlan Kemp. 2nd Row: Llsa Farella, Jessica Gomez, Annalee Walters. Brlan Hoyt was the thlrd person trom Camelback who placed In the top W percent ot the country on the NMSQT NMSQT lt Is a test to see It they can wln scholarshlps tor thelr future edu- catlon. Camelback had slx students place ln the top tive percent ot the country. They were Llsa Farrela, Jessica Gomez, Annalee Walters, Louls Kerotsky, and Brent Gregory. Even more lmpresslve was the tact that Camelback had two stu- dents place ln the top V2 percent ot the country. They were Ken Sweat, Brlan Hoyt, and Scott Lewallen. test. SEPTEMBER 19