Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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fl l 3 A Q, , , , , PREP CHORUS Bottom ROW1 Susan Fisws, Sue PFUUT, Robin Helber, Morgan, Trisha McMahon, Ginette Verville, Top Row: Vicki Burdett Laurie Benedict, Deborah Anderson, Hilarie Hathway, Rosetta Blauvelt. Susan Lehr, Constance Marresonl Alison Hayduke, Jacqueline Prigg Row 2: Janine Heath, Myra Marion, Gloria Lee, Diana Meacham, Marsha Barbara Blankenship, Sounds That Touch The Soul lt. Q SINGING TOGETHER at The Christmas Concert are the the advanced choruses, were under the direction of prep and iv choruses. These three groups, along with Fred Hilse, who directed and also played the piano. Fine Arts 109 1 1

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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

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Love Nlakes The World Go 'Round... SUCH IS The musical Theme l of The T966-67 fine arTs de- parTmenTs producTion, Carni- val. Sophomore Judy ErnsT porTrayed Lili, an orphan girl wiThouT home or job looking for happiness in a French carnival. Kip Miller depicTed a former dancer, Paul, a crip- ple who now runs a puppeT booTh wiTh JaquoT, .lim Page, his parTner. Choruses were under The direcTion of Mr. Hilse, orchesTra, Mr. Colona, dramaTics, Mr. Farringfon. MARCO THE MAGNIFICENT, played by sen- his greaT TalenT as a magician by Taking a ior Ron Shopman, convinces one of The be- fish bowl ouT of her haT during his perform- wildered volunTeers from The audience of ance in The carnival show. BLUEBIRDS BECKY Hancock, Linda Thies, and BeTh McKee perform during Carnival. The Bluebird dancers lenTa colorful afmosphere I TRY my hardesT and whaT do I geT? was rousfaboufs, Dirk lacobelli, Kevin Conners, To The fOUSir1Q play. The repeaTed complainl of The carnival mana- STormy Eafon and Mark Smallsreed, To pre- ger, Bob Kinker. Here he is ordering The pare for The parade. llO Carnival