Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Back row, left to right: Mr. Coffer, Donald Fogle, James Allen, Evan LaRue, Richard Stifler, Lynne Eidswold, Mari- lyn Davis, Paul Finell, Randy Ware, Randolph Sugarman, William Hampton. Middle row: Ronald Schwartz, Wesley Press, Russell Sowell, Thomas Fogle, John Kennedy, Peter Drake, Gary Ehlenberger, War- ren Brand. Front row: Dennis Yee, Bob Hancock, Bob Bram- let, Peter Rose, Michael Rosen, 1 Louis Brand. BIOLOGY CLUB THIS YEAR CAMELBACK'S Biology Club took field trips to Paradise Chapel, Squaw Peak, and Hidden Valley in South Mountain. They acquired an aquarium, and under the supervision of their sponsor, Mr. John Campbell, entered a project on the Shoot Tension Theory in the Science Fair. SCIENCE CLUB WARREN BRAND, A MEMBER of the Science Club, was chosen as one of the top forty finalists in the Westinghouse talent search. THIS YEAR THE club had talks by various mem- bers. The group took a pleasure trip to Superstition Mountain and entered a proiect in the Science Fair. .s3Zi Back row, left to right: John Kennedy, Thomas Fogle, Rich- ard Stifler, Norman Johnson, Gary Caruthers, Thomas Ne- her, Randolph Ware, David Knight, William Hampton: Sharon Dickson, Randolph Sug- arman, Peter Rose, Gary Ehlen- berger, Mr. John Campbell, sponsor. Middle row: Thomas Osowski, Steve Freeman, Mary Dangerfield, LaVerne Tyler, Linda Stanecker, Janice Glover, Beth Sprague, Karen Kraemer, Judith Baier, Claudia McDon- ald, Nancy Newman, Sandra Clayman, Mary Lou Williams. Bottom row: Mel Bramley, Warren Brand, Russell Sowell, William Harell, John Catalano, Michael Rosen, Wesley Press, Ed Adams, Dennis Yee, John Hoffman, Robert Bramlet.

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3331 Kirk, Karen Front row, left to right Janet Johnson, Jan Greenfield, Sandra Baker, Frances Anderson, Diana Voorhis, Ruth Vincent, Christine Doyer Second row: Gail lngrish, Ann Stonehouse, Marlene Simmons, Janice Glover, Judy Rider, Nancy Crocker, Carole Lyon, Nancy Wicker, Carole Gant, Sherry Hopper, Beverl Youn Francis Fisher, Phylis Bradley Third row: y g, Pat Grimes, Patsy Williams, Kathryn Gray, Judy Nell, Mrs. Dover and Mrs. Williams, sponsors, Connie Gafnev, Sherry Harper, Mary Walker, Lucette Roieck, Sue Dircks, Susan Stahlberg, Rosalind Wetzel, Pat Hornish. SPAR-TEEN S THE SPAR-TEENS, A YWCA sponsored teen-age organization, started off their activities this year with a slumber party at Rosemary Lodge. The hard-working girls put money in their treasury by sponsoring a bake sale. They washed cars to send a representative to the Y- Teens convention in California. The first sports dance of the year, Swing and Pass , was also sponsored by this group. LATE IN MARCH, Spar-Teens sold small pins saying Share Her Fare to help bring a foreign student to Camelback next year. OH, YOU KlD! Whooping it up at Rosemary Lodge are these gay Spar-Teens Misses. i V, iff iixr -89

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film? I .4 W I f , ' I ' , MI J n Johnson, Diane Jones. Back row: Rick Cornett, Ray Front row, left to right: Charlene Smith, Anna Berndtson, Teddy Muzzy, oa Cabron, Paul Lavis, Ted Johnson, Joel Muzzy. SPORTIN, SPARTANS PARTICIPATING IN WINTER sports are the Sportin' Spartans. Members have traveled to the Snow Bowl in Flagstaff and have gone ice skating at Iceland. THE CLUB IS ONE of Carnelback's new- est, having been formed in January. AT THE SNOW Bowl are, left to right: Teddy Muzzy, Joan Johnson, Joel Muzzy, Ted Johnson. .ml -9'I 1. t 2 T . .g gf! is W