Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Senior class officers were working very hard when caught by the photographer. They are, seated, Karen Kraemer, secretary, standing, Jay Murphy, vice-president, Don Ege- land, treasurer, Bob Wilson, president. The seniors began their year of activities with the sale of class pins. This was a wonderful chance for many students to add another pin to their collections. It seems to be fashionable for students to identify themselves with the class they graduate. Then came Rodeo Day, when most of the gals iumped at the opportunity to wear western pants to school. The day was climaxed by the dance in the gym, where everyone dressed western. And of course then came the graduation activi- ties. The activity day was the highlight of the year for seniors. Then there was the Farewell Assembly, where the seniors gave their formal farewell to the school. With the combination ot these activities we end a great year for the class of '59. CLASS CDF '59 Front Row: Sandra Bates, Sandra Cartmell, Sharon Boland, Linda Heath, Virginia Tamburrelli, Jan Schneider, Sally Armie. Second Row: Teddy Muzzy, Karen Kraemer, Yvonne Gastineau, Mary Ellen Bodine,Janet De Franco, Sandra Stanford, Nan Halvorsen. Third Row: Mr. Mote, sponsor, Bob Wilson, Michael Rosen, Sherman Gavette, Jack Adams, George lannella, Robert Feddersen, Don Egeland, Jay Murphy, Tom Smith, Gary Gilliam.