Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Dr.D0nald Cove named interim principal 'r. Raymond Weinhold resigned his position as principal at Camelback early this year in order to accept a job with the Tempe Union High School District. Though Weinhold was principal for only a year, he was commended before the Board of Education for his Work at Camelback by parent Art Grangaard. Dr. Weinhold's replacement, Dr. Donald Covey. served as interim principal until a permanent prin- cipal could be named. A return slip attendance report- Dr. Weinhold winds up work at CHS, as he takes a position with Tempe High District. Left to right: Dr. Don Covey, sevmzcl selmfstel' j7l'llll'lf7fll,' lllllll'l'jql'l' yrs. at CHS . . . Hayden Craig, admi11i.s'Iratirc' f1s.sisfz111t,' over ten yrs. ul CHS . . . Ms. Pat Dotson, lI6l'Il1llIl.Yfl'llfll'6 us- sismntq m'erji'i'e yrs. at CHS . . . Dr. Lorenzo Lisonbee, As.mc'iate pri11c'ipz1l,' over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Dr. Raymond Weinhold, first sen1e.sterprinc'ipz1l,' lll1llC'l'.fil'l' yrs. at CHS. ing policy was reinstated at Cam- elback. The return slip method had been used some years ago, but was discontinued. According to associ- ate principal Dr. Lorenzo Li- sonbee, the policy helped to keep a better record than methods which had been used in the past. Camelback's Athletic Director Hayden Craig works out problems of school sports groups. 45 ADMINISTRATION 17

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Board of Education vice-president John Han- sen gives his views during a Board meeting. l6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Hansen hits contract-breakin reslgnatlons b oard of Education vice-presi- dent John Hansen, in a Board meeting early in the year. voiced his concern about school adminis- trators vvho leave the system in the lurch by resigning their posts to take jobs elsewhere. admlmstrators nix Union High School District adopt a policy which discouraged administrative personnel from vio- lating their contracts. Mr. Art Grangaard spoke from the floor of the meeting to congrat- ulate outgoing principal Raymond Weinhold on his Work at Hansen suggested that the Phoe- Camelback. 1 .H Left to right: John T. Hansen, l'lt'l'-.IJl'l'.S'lflC'l1lf zimlwfive yrs .... William Bostrom, i'lerlt.' mi- cler five yrs. . . . Dr. Gerald S. DeGrow, Xllpf'l'llIll'llCll'lIl of si'l1imls,' less Illini five yrs. Stephen S. Jenkins, Jr., less than five yrs .,.. Donald Jackson, presiz1'e1zI,' over five yrs Not PlC'f1Il'l'Cl.' Ms. Carolyn Warnerq m'el'fiw yrs.

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Bu iness aided b aquisition of ne machiner usiness department head Ms. Elva O,Quinn noted the addi- tion of several new pieces of equipment to the department. New were two electronic calcu- lators, two electric typewriters, and two self-correcting model type- writers to aid teachers in their instruction. Q ,k:,k: is ,Jie V Msgs Q i VIQ' ,y C-' QLULA Jute 18 BUSINESS Genera l Business teacher Paul Tsakiris utilizes the newspaper in a discussion of current events. . Steep sf- -' li X 'll as xg SXSW ix K, S , L 'wiiis f' 1' i'.S . , it H Qs- HEL' ..k ' ,Qi ' .1 f X Q ..'. L ' 1-.fs M' L flfli GI' i' L 1441 I Top Row: Ms. Nancy Anderson, Cooperative Office Education I-2. Typing I-25 under jqve yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Alice Brinton, Shorthand I-2, Shorthand 34: over five yrs. at CHS . . . Paul Cornett, Accounting I-2, Office Typing 3-4, Typing and Business Survey I-2: over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Helen Dover, General Business 1-2, Typing and Business Survey I-2, Typing I-2: over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Elva 0'Quinn, department headg Typing and Business Survey I-2, Typing I-2,' over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Gary Edward Reiman, Cooperative Merchandising I-2, Marketing I-2, Merchandising 1-25 over 5 yrs. at CHS . . . Second Row: Paul Tsakiris, General Business I-25 under 5 yrs. at CHS . . . David Wertz, Business Survey I-2, Business Ma- chines l-2, Typing I-25 over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Mary Williams, Business Machines I-2: over ten yrs. at CHS.