Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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7 I f eww A ,- lm 2 ' 2 7 i 2 3 ' 2 mb! ft' 'it l ,Q . 52 1,511 1, W ei , wi' SCOTTSDALE SlNGERS Bottom Row: Sharon Swenson, Joyce Brown Linda Swenson, Judy Kulb, David Howe, Kristie Kelley, Judy Lavin Roiann Haenfler, Row 2: Karen Marston, Carole Carter, Babette Gamash, sec., Charles Rogers, Mark Eaton, pres., Vickie Cratte, Maribeth Kramer, Rebecca Biegert. Row 3: Susan Zarecor, Betsy Bowles, Carolyn Eltgen 106 Fine Arts t r , i 2 f 1, .J , 1 A , . l l. K f , George Barrett, Tom Steen, Kevin Connors, llene Rubenstein, Peggy , Smith. Top Row: Marcia Walker, Sue Corsaro, Susan Lenz, treas.-lib., Jim Gossen, Robert Deacon, Ronald Shoopman, Gretchen Hurlbut, Deb- orah Alvord, hist., Beverly Bosworth. Crescendo... Diminuendo SINGERS, SCOTTSDALE'S advanced mixed choral group, proved itself to be a busy club as well as a fine sing- ing group. Sponsoring the Christmas Prom, selling candy and singing tor various organizations were some ot the proiects which the Singers partici- pated in. April l5, the Singers planned to travel to ASU for a contest. Mark Eaton, Singers President, worked hard in giving valuable assistance to direct- or and teacher Fred Hilse. ORCHESTRA, UNDER the direction of Henry Colonna, displayed their skills as they played for all tine art productions and con- certs, which included the one act plays and Carnival. Students interested in trying out for Orchestra were iudged playing solos. PRESENTING THEIR singing ability through re- hearsed numbers are the Scottsdale Singers per- forming at the Christmas Concert.

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PREP CHORUS Bottom Row: Susan Keeler, Christine Conner, Natalie teen Tibsherany Karen Petersen Amy Walker Top Row Judith Young Levinson, Sharon Matthews, Jerry Gossen, John Gossen, John McDerm- Donald DeMark David Dixon Richard Deacon Brent Golden Dan Dick ott. Row 2: Mary Wiley, Nancy Giles, Janis French, Judy Bartley, Kris- Frank Fellows Linda Perry STRESSING SKILLS and learning how to control their singing voices are the main obiectives ot the prep choruses. Freshmen make up the major enrollment of these classes where they gain knowledge of fundamental processes in the field ot music. The iv chorus also concentrated on these principles, only in a more ad- vanced class. All three choruses were preparing themselves for the type of singing clone in the advanced groups, Singers and Chansonettes, for which tryouts were held in the spring. JV CHORUS Bottom Row: DeVan Powell, Sarah Scovell, Edye Tucker, Judy Widner. Row 2: Karen Hatfield, Judy Humphrey, Theresa Buhr. Row 3: Connie Stewart, Dianne Stienecker, Kathy Ray, Judith Lee. Row 4: Martha Warner, Pauline Murray, Marybeth Bakewell, Susan Barnett. Top Row: Jean Parker, Nancy Spaugh, Marty O'Leary, Cathy Crismon. 108 Fine Arts