Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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4 1 N f as h ' 4 T V I ff, M, um W mr -,-, Y- 04960 KJIB 55, Q T ? T W , I A speaker explains fhe purpose of S.A,D,D, ' if X 3 khwwwv 5 r if if i JROTC JRO TC followed a Tough schedule during Seplember. These included: Ranger and recondo Team fryoufs Ranger dualilicalion Held lrain- ing Exercise of 7 Springs for lhree days 40km forced march Ph ysicdl iraining Repelling down cliffs Consfrucfing and crossing rope bridges Drill feam and Riffle feam fryouls Ocfober did noi gel any ea- sier for JROTC. They did: Began 6 Monlh Ofncer Candi- dafe School Parficipafed in Pumpkin Parade Provided a ROTC cadei lun- nel al all home foolball games Honor Unil VVilh Dislinciion award presenled by Dr. Dyer fBesf in PUHDQ SEPTEMBER 25

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.4 ,ing.,,.WHasizpleyugg,-illiiflfwf T 'Fl sl y A W 24 SEP TEMBEIP The early bird usually caTches The worm unless The marching band is pracficing aT 6:45 in The morning. While The band was pracTicing Wednesday morning inspecTion was going on for JIPO TC. All This pre-dawn excife- menT ended as school began. EvenTually The clubs were orga- nized, and included Ski Club wiTh ouTings To The snow and slopes. The ice SkaTing Club pracTiced aT Tower Plaza. Then There was The oufspoken DebaTe Team and The Chess Club, Though aui- eTer, were jusT as skillfull. BoTh goT Their respecfive poinTs across! There goes The bird followed by a badmiTTon player aTTemp T- ing To hiT iT as They pracTiced for Two hours afTer school, also sharing The gym was The spiking volleyball players. lf people Travelled To The BllTmore They musT have been wiTh The swin- gin' golf Teams. Running away from The school was The cross counTry Team seTTing a new re- cord for arriving aT 7-4 4 l7rsT. The sporT specTrum would noT be complefe wiThouT fooTball. The rough, Tough players Tack- led each oTher afTer school To geT ready for The fooTball sea- son. Chicken pox caughT Kevin Minielield before The ST. Mary's game. The Team sTill gave iT Their besT efforT even if They losT. BuT beTTer sTill, The HrsT Two games of The season They gave up less Than 400 yards To The opponenTs, proving The Spar- Tans are sTill The besT. LeT's noT end SepTember on a sour noTe, we had rip roarin' fun aT The assembly and as The leaves changed Their colors ev- eryone slipped inTo The school beaT.

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This year, Camelback wenT Through a 'face liTT'. Many rooms were remodeled and new ones were consTrucTed. Some rooms were increased by Ten feeT and have more sTorage space. Brand new ceilings, floors, and cabineTs were insTalled, giving The rooms a new appearance. Five new science rooms were compleTed in The second semesTer, adding To The space, along wiTh a new lecTure room for physical educaTion. P.E. also had new sTeel doors placed so The noise level would decrease. lT's so exciTing To geT exTra space and new buildings ThaT iT is worTh The hassle and inconvenience. replied lvlr. Powers, assisTanT principle, when asked how he felT abouT The consTrucTion on campus. He also said ThaT he expecTed Taking a nose dive inTo The opponenT is Darrin Gasfeleum wiTh Billy l-lardy racing To assisT on The Tackle, . , H ..,,m ,,,. -B, .F - .. ..-, L , - .V , T' T T g A A .. . T- H . To reach The goal of January . B B . B is B ,T i7rsT for The consTrucTion To T T end. This includes arT and home economics rooms, all baThrooms, The snack bar, and The new 1nTerior of The cafe Teria. 26 SEP TEIVIBEIP PracTicing his punching aT The safe parTy is Brandon Paul. Behind him is Kevin Zoiian Talking wiTh a friend.