Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Anyfown - Jlm Brown, Brad Hartman, Susan Chudy, Anne Kauffman Glrls Stale - Shannon Glllham, Suzanne Dlppe, Lori BOYS Sfdfe- Spangler, Kara Dorn Boys and Glrls State Boys and Girls State ls where students learn about government. They run for city, county, and state offices. The offices they can run for are governor, senator, county recorder, ITleI'0l1 and various other state offlces. Shannan Gilham, Suzl Dippe, Ann Spangler, and Kara Dorn represented Camelback High. Ken Sweat and Bobby Dubnow went to Boys State as Camelback's representatives. Ken Sweat, Brlan Hoyt, Robert Dubnow, Davld Ta- Anytown Lee Anytown is a human relations camp. Students come from every walk of Ilfe to partlcepate. Students learn to respect one another regardless of the different backgrounds.

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3 5 l Lk,: 7 fl if N , 5 V xl W. rv, w dry., l,, f-sz ln.. J., x 1. gy. ,I Mi 1 ., G ami' 1 1 1 ff 'fa .- , 1 ff , 'JI ': . iz ig R aw 2 I .15 , 14? Q 4 3 s 'Knew SPARTITIANS-Flrsf now: Jenny Ll, June clark, rendu un, cnrlsflne Mor- Redlns- 3rd ROW: Couch 0'DeIl. Jenean Merkel. Rolon Rose, Erlcd Uh. fel. 2ndRow: Laura Herman, Mlchelle Schronce, Lorl McCeIlan, Jennlfer CGNW VOUHQKIH. Sdblhd Rose. DUNN GUY. CI'Gl9 Vdlehlueld- Sparlifians A new club was seen on Camel- back's campus fhls year. The Sparfl- flans could be found af Camelback foofball games franflcally runnlng down fhe sldellnes and wrlflng Infor- maflon down on cllpboards. The Informaflon fhe SPCIFHHCUS were wrlflng were sfaflsflcs. These sfafs are faken fo help fhe coaches see where fhe feam ls dolng well, and where work Is needed. The sfafs also show each pIayer's sfrong polnfs. The sfafs faken Included yards rushlng, passlng, punfed, lack- Ilng, efc. Alfhough fhe club Is new fo sfu- denfs presenfly af Camelback, if really Isn'f new fo fhe school. The club dld exlsf once on campus, buf died ouf affer a few years. Hopefully fhe club wlll grow large enough for fhe Sparflflans fo fake sfaflsflcs af all sporllng evenfs. The club was puf fogefher and sponsered by Coach Pefer Kellen and Coach Dale O'DeII. 20 SEPTEMBER , if ii.. s + . Cafhy Younkin, Erica Lifz, Julie Clark, and Jenean Menkle fake sfafs af home foofball games.

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1 -za-W' T f, 55, g, ' T , W Q T, fffe ig ij? ' f fl Q M 0 W 3 T , , 4, .Ma T mu. WMM., 4 lw Q sl, g T Flag-Flrsf Row: October Crowell, Mllena Stapley, .lanle Bonnet, Annle Walters, Julle Curran. Second Row: Almee LaForest, Suzl Dlppe, Holly Rlch, Tlffany Carter, Kara Dorn. POM-Flrsf Row: Llsa Gold, Jennlfer Ducberry, Heather Blchell, Stephanie Lantz, Renae Dasher Second Row' Tara Hammerschlag Deone Schledwltz, Sandl Munz. Third Row: vanessa Reuman, Kelly Hanks, Hollle Thompson. Pom, Cheer and Flag are the schools splrlt llnes. Each llne has set requirements for the tryouts. Returnlng members must also tryout agaln. The cheer tryouts conslst of an orlglnal cheer, spllts, and a gymnastlc stunt, plus also the group cheer. For the tryouts for Pom the glrls must be able to do four dlfterent klcks, the spllts, and a dance routlne that was choreographed by themselves, and also a dance made up by thelr sponsor, Mrs. Glanettl, and the senlor llne members. For the Flag tryouts they are requlred to do a few klcks, the spllts, a orlglnal dance uslng the flags, and also one made up by the sponsor, Mrs. Johnson. After the llnes are chosen the glrls begln long and hard practlces. In order to ralse enough money for thelr unlforms, glfts, and supplles needed for the next year they hold fund ralslng events. ' The Llnes maln goal for the year ls to promote school splrlt for the varlous events golng on throughout the school year. They attend all pep rallles and assemblles, football games, basketball games, and other athletlc actlvltles. 22 SEPTEMBER