Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'l ii B l Shown at the initiation are this year's officersIEleanor Carbacia, Secretary, Marilyn Ken- nedy, Vice President, Hope Synodis, President, Lauri Folmer, Parliamentarian, Audrey Faber, Treasurer. FUTURE HOIVIEIVIAKERS As a service club, Camelback chapter of Future Homemakers of America is associated with the National organization. Their district project is Home and Community Beautifica- tion. They frequently have joint meetings with other F.H.A. chapters, and attended the annual Girls' Ranch picnic. Front Row: Judy Wilkinson, Linda Nebeck, Shirley Popp, Sandy Haggerty, Jackie Masters, Barbara Furth- miller, Claudia Furthmiller. Middle Row: Kathy Dooley, Margaret King, Judy Randall, Judy Boyle, Audrey Faber. Back Row: Hope Synodis, Georgia Corl, Virginia Hall, Harriet Johnson, Marilyn Kennedy. TTL' l Ll, C?

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4 , A Front Row: Carla Goldsmith, Dianne Hende, Paula Caceletto, Betty King, Diana Bloom, Jean Courtney Karen Harper, Corkie Miller, Back Row: Peter Hrebec, Charles Halvorsen, Heather Porteous, Alex Paul Cathy Paul, Tom Clark, Bob Fenner, Judy Boyle, Dick Zila, Charlotte Gilmore, Bob DelCarlo, Richard Morgan, Mr, Christian. X All 51' 11lL?3a I36 ICE CLJTTERS This year marks the lce Cutters' fourth anniversary as a school club. The members meet weekly at lce- land to enjoy some skating and visiting. Although some members of the club are excellent skaters, the club welcomes newcomers who are soon initiated into the ranks of competent skaters. Dick Zila gallantly assists Georgetta Hobbs after a slight catastrophe.

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Seated: Jean Duggan, Willma Robillard, Joan Duggan. Standing: Joyce Smith, Helen Swett, Posie Cain, Bill Cross, David Scoring, David Benton, Wade Wayland, Jim Perkins, Mr. Campbell, sponsor, Jack Hennessy, Karen lde, Ron Phar, Jeanen Fellet, Donna Pickering. Biology Club was formed at Camelback to further the knowledge of biology, to increase an interest in science in general, and to be- come better acquainted with Arizona biology and Arizona's natural resources. The past year the Biology Club has had several field trips to Arizona State University at Tempe, disected animals other than those disected in regular biology classes, and heard lectures from persons employed in fields re- lated to biology. Camelback Science Club, associated member of the Science Clubs of America, was started for the Purpose of furthering students' knowl- edge of science. Through the activities and projects sponsored by the Science Club, mem- bers may gain supplementary knowledge in science and an understanding of their relation to science. SCIENCE CLUB Standing: Mr. Cotter, club sponsor, Dennis Diestler, Tony Baker, Ben Cushing, Ron Harvey, Harvey Faber, Donald Reese, Don Fagle, John Wheeler, Land Wayland, Bill Cross, Steven Tanner, Dave Benton.