Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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CaughT leaving The coke machine, Chip PiTcher heads To ward his English class. l ig!! 1, A i AJ 1 41' Q 1'i ' fffgk Q' The Library provided a auief place for Heafher Vesfal To do re- search for her i7rsT paper. S - . A..s MNST' 'Q while faded jeans made The scenes, Then came bejewelled sweafshirfs you could have a parfy in or blind someone wiTh. Brighf sfockings wiTh designs ThaT would make Picasso Turn in his grave were a big hiT. Then came The shoes wiTh such high heels They made The Jolly Green Gianf look shorT and rainbow high Tops were high sfyle. ln line S Tephanie PaTcheTT screams To a friend as she prepares To dash do wn The hallway. FooTball power-members of The VarsiTy Team prove Their sTrengTh by liffing and carrying The bleachers. , ,.. . for pi'cTures, whispers were heard ThaT one should noT jump because you mighf hiT The spikes of a super-glued mohawk! They ranged from one inch baby spikes To one fooT. Blue and pink were The new hair colors. Then There were weighTed earrings so long They could swaT a fly wiTh one Turn of The head. Founda- Tion make-up so Thick iT would 1 make a good skislope, was pop- ular. Eyeshadows ranged from earfhfones To neons or The eye- lids gliTTered when i'T was sunny. Also seen were colored mas- cara wiTh colored confacfs To mafchl lVlosT people came To school pi'cTures To see whaT's hoT in The bizarre world of fash- ion. They were noT disappoinf- ed SEP TEMBEIP 2 1

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Ne w Cons fruc fion Hampered The Monfh The Breeze way Timeless ceiling of fhe breezeway echos wifh voices as sfudenfs sfarf fo congregafe on fhe campus. Veferan Seniors wafch fhe Freshmen sfraying around like losf sheep. Greefings are yelled fo friends across sfreams of people as fhey sfarf fo reunife affer a long summer's seperafion. Experienced sfudenfs make fheir way fhrough groups of newcomers who are unwilling fo uproof fheir feef fo move fo differenf places making if a maze of confusion for people frying fo find fheir classes. The Frosh gof caughf up in fhe inifial wave of frafWc sweeping off sfrands of people frying fo rind fheir Hrsf period class. Bofh fhe new and old sfudenfs were pleasanfly surprised when fhey saw fhe funeral brown color of fhe lockers magically changed info a majesfic blue. The new consfrucfion caughf fhe imaginafion of sfudenfs, if was rumored fhey were building G second swimming pool Of GVGI7 high rise condominiums. Buf, fo everyone 's surprise, if furned ouf fo be an addifion fo fhe science building? As fhe sfudenfs Hnally found fheir Hrsf class, fhe y sfarfed fo dread fhe rnevifable sfarf of fhe school year. And as fhe classes were filled and fhe breezeway empfied. fhe commencing of school became a realizafion and fhe excifemenf auickly drained. Fashion mef ifs mafch Sepfember 78, l98o, when school picfures were flashed. The fype of shirfs mosf males wore were fhe kind fhey 'sfole' from fheir fafher's closef. The skirfs ranged from pasfels fo shocking pink fo wild plaids, while 'holie' faded jeans made fhe scenes. 20 SEP TEMBEP Sep fember dis furb his res f. I J T -.5 .. 5 ' edirs Returning fo school proved exhausting fo Michael Hayes as Teri Genfry sfops by fo Yes we have spirif , yells Junior Krisfin Rockwell af fhe Hrsf pep rally. The rally was held befween 2nd 84 3rd hour classes.

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One way To 17nd ouT if a wall has leaks is To have iT rain. ThaT is jusT whaT happened SepTember 23, 4986, aT The Open House. An open house is where sTudenTs' parenTs geT losT Trying To Hnd Their kids' classes and geT soaked from The rain. When They found The classes, They were privileged To hear The Teachers deliver a much re- peaTed speech. The parenTs Then wenT home boTh educaT- ed and weT. Everybody has heard of The library, buT no one was sure iT exisTed, because sTudenTs were noT allowed in during SepTem- ber. Classes were held in The li- brary, while The consTrucTion people iinished The new science building. Even Though no one could see The career cenTer, iT was There behind The doors of The missing library. They had jobs ThaT ranged from babysiTTers To hearT surgeons, unforTunaTely no one knew iT. Or if people Q- Edie Lundeen, Bohdy Hedgecock and Mike MarTin pause To enjoy The lasT of The warm Sep Tember weafher. Homework sTarTed early as Jerry Gomez, Barbara Geaham and Pafricia lslas learn To use Their new TexTbooks. Wy . liked being in a spoTlighT and making a fool of Themselves in fronT of Thousands of people, Then They musT have been in lvlasaue and Gavel. They had TryouTs for The Fool , a play by Neal Simon. The drama people kepT The school in sTiTches wiTh Their plays. Oh yes - The library was Hnally found by a losT sTu- denT Towards The end of The monTh. '...-'55 so Mk S lT's Wednesday, because Alan HarringTon musT wear his IPOTC uniform.