Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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As Dean of Girls Miss Carolyn Lane helps Mr Le Sueur to co ordmate student activities A native of Miami Florida Miss Lane has been at Camelback for seven years She is responsible for correcting the girls dlsclp linary problems and is always willing to counsel with the girls and their parents to try to solve any misunderstand mg Miss Lane can usually be found in the Activity Office or around the campus busy with her many duties Miss Lane is admired and respected by all Spartans for her understanding and fairness Miss Carolyn D Lane ADM I N ISTRATORS Mr Hayden Craig is just finishing his first year at Camelback as Boys' Advisor. This young administrator from Bloomfield, lowa is responsible for attending to the boys' disciplinary problems. He works with the Student Activity Office handling general discipline on the campus and at all school events. Although he is a newcomer to Camelback, Mr. Craig has taken an active part in campus life. He has become one of the best liked members of our faculty. Mr. Hayden D. Craig

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l 6 Mr. Louis E. Burnett Mr. Woodrow F. Le Sueur As Assistant Principal for Educational Services, Mr. Burnett has many varied duties. For the seven years of Spartan history, he has been responsible for the school curriculum and has handled all the problems of enroll- ment. He has the never ending job of assigning students to classes, assigning teachers to their subjects, and acting as chairman for,all the department heads. Although his schedule is very tull, Mr. Burnett can always find time to help anyone who needs him. SPARTAN Mr. Le Sueur, a native of Eqgar, Arizona, has been at Camelback since it began. The Assistant Principal for Student Activities, he is very closely connected with al- most every school event. He is responsible for student discipline, for insuring each student's welfare, and for supervising the work of the Dean of Girls and Boys' Advisor. Besides being responsible for correction of dis- ciplinary cases and the organization and direction of all students activities, he serves as athletic director. ln spite of these demanding activities, he is always receptive to new ideas and suggestions.

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.,f Frank Anderson W. J. Anderson Mathematics Industrial Arts Bruce Bethancourt John Black Aeronautics Mathematics Robert W. Beckett Mrs. Esther Behnam Social Studies Social Studies ln Essential Ideas, a philosophy course in which the Great Books are studied, Dennis Diestler leads the class discussion on the subject of God. Earl Bowen Leo C. Bowers Driver Training English l Q t