Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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illffxx Bennett ron Bonny Davis beth Varney, Ann Powers, Phyllis Reese, Natalie Kaiser. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to interest students in the language and culture ot Spanish-speaking peoples. The club planned a trip to Mexico with the International Club during the rodeo holi- day. - P T T P s.ss V C - A -, K A -' ' K .M 'A ki L' J, P ssss S 1 S Row: Mrs. Eliza- A new club to Camelback this year, the Math Seminar is one of the most active clubs on campus. Not only do the mem- bers investigate theories of higher math, but through various field trips they are given the opportunity tar further re- search. During the past year they have visited such places as the radar installa- tion plant in Tucson and the observatory in Flagstaff. MATH SEMINAR Front Row: Susan Chemnick, Ann Powers,Jeannette Williams. Middle Row: Robin Gillett, Land Wayland, Fred Kuechelmann, Peter McClintock, Kenneth Schmehl. Back Row: Mr. McCully, Dennis Diestler, Steve Tanner, Bob Ladendortt, Claus Bunnenberg, Bill Cross, John Wheeler.

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Niagara Junior was just one of the many beautiful decorations which went to make the annual Beach- combers Dance the success it was. The Beachcombers Club is an organization of boys who are interested in the Navy and Marines. Formerly known as the Sea Scouts, the club held its successful annual Beachcombers' Dance in February. The proceeds from the dance will be used to finance the club's trip to Acapulco, Mexico this summer. BEACHCONIBERS' CLUB Front Row: John Walling, Jim Miller, Jon Victor, Dave Nelson. Second Row: Rick Covey Rolf Arndt John Eubanks, Mike Wulze, Jerry Martin, Jim Pearson, Keith Schmuhl. Third Row: Mr. Burson Phil Varney Jeff Woodside, Les Arnold, Kent Offerman, Dick Cawley, Jerry Burson, Larry Alexander, Sam Grova Burt Chris man. Back Row: Tom Whitelock, Ken Kerner, Dan Roth, Allan Gorman, Allen Culp, John Burris . P WHT 'Ulf , 6,52 If If

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. Q 'Q t ll Wright Brothers? No, it's only Mr, Bruce Bethancourt starting an Aeronca for a dual instruction flight. None ofthe seven 65 horsepower Aeroncas has electric starters. ' PHCDENIX FLYING l SCHCOL f-so www Three of Camelback High's flying students are shown here with Mr. Bruce Bethancourt. They are Bruce Phillips, Harry Hofman, and Bob Hancock with their flight and ground school instructor, Mr. Bruce Bethancourt. ' . f cssi ' ,cccc, s sc-s A student receives dual instruction under I ' the watchful eye of Mr. Bill Ball, one of -. the well-qualified flight instructors of the flying school.