Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Top Row: Ms. Louise Ackridge, English 3-4, Short Story, Technical di Vocatioiial Eng- lish, over five yrs. at CHS . . . Richard Brown, Conznznnicntions cf: Mass Media. Composition. English 3-4, Semantics dl Logicq overjive yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Cor- nelia Dickinson, English 2, Mun in CoiU'lict,' under five yrs. at CHS .. . Ms. Ruth Hague, Coinlnnnictitions di Mass Media, Search for 1c1'entity,' over five yrs. at CHS . . . Bottom Row: Phillip Hart, English 2, Writing with Meaning: over five yrs. at CHS . . . James Harvey, Debate l-2, Fine Arts Seminar, Oral Coinlnnnications, Speech I-2, 3-4: over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Betty Houston, Composition, Writing with Meaningp over ten yrs. at CHS. nipacs are hort Story Unipacs were one of the new innovations in the Eng- lish Department. The Unipacs were composed of a pre-test, the per- formance objective, the different components of the short story, var- ious activities, a self-test, a ques- tion, and a post-test. N Ms. Adrienna Sanden emphasizes the dyfer- ences between verbs in 7th hour English 3 Class. 20 ENGLISH so , . . .... K K gg X X ,- A fn-1:3 wg C+. ii: i f newest English innovation The pre-test and the self-test were graded by the student himself and the post-test was graded by the teacher. Short Story teacher Ms. Louise Ackridge stated that she felt that it was a good system, but that there should not be more than 35 students at most in a class. When asked his opinion on the Short Story Unipacs. senior Tom Lord commented, HI think you re- member more of what you learn because you use it over and ovei again. ,t D0 u r DRINK DRIVE HND Sharon Bustos and Stacy Blackman prepare advertisement for Communications and Mass Media Sl . ill 3 l

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S lvester joins facult as band director illiam Sly Silvester came from Bountiful. Utah to join Camelback's music department as the new band director. When asked if he had any concrete objective for the future, Mr. Silvester replied that he wanted Camelback to have the best band in the country. 'X He said that he would try to pro- vide the motivation for his band to attain that goal. Due to cutbacks in student en- rollment in music classes. it be- came necessary to decrease the number of music courses to be of- Vickie Myrick, Kathy Wells and Leonard Valencia of the Camelback Singers sing a medley of 20's. fered. Mr. Grant Jenkins, the de- partment head, directed all of the choral groups while Silvester took care of the instrumentalists. Mr. L. C. Hutchins taught two guitar classes but spent most of his time teaching Arizona Government. Top Row: Don Clause, Basic Arr I-2, Drawing Teclinique, Painting Teclzniqueg under five yrs. at CHS . . . Grant B. Jenkins, music' department heady ACI'l'I!l1C'Ed Girls' Chorus, Beginning Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Concert Choirq over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Second Row: Ms. Jane Met- zger, Basic' Arr 1-2. Crafts I-2,' under five yrs. of CHS William H. Silvester, Conceri Band, Concert Orchestra, J.V. Band, Jazz Lab, Murcfhing Bundy under five yrs. at CHS . . . Third Row: Victor Verbalaitis, url department head: Beginning Ceriunics, Advanced Cera1nic's,' five yrs. at CHS. if 12 ..-M ff. We ff : .: - ' E . W--V.. f ww' If ' ' rg? rj f' fy FINE ARTS 19

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me 'sa Short Story teacher, Ms. Louise Ackridge explains the U nipac activity to Senior Chris Gort. Top Row: Ms. Sadie Larson, Creative Writ- ing, Teelinieal 62 Vocational Englisl1,' over five yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Charme Morehart, Journalism I-2, Photography I-2, Puhliea- tions: over five yrs. at CHS . . . Clyde Mor- rison, Humanities l-2,' over ten yrs. at CHS ...L M s. Francis Porter, English 3-4, Short Story: over ten yrs. at CHS . . . John Raymond, 20th Century American No- .X-Q1'1:2N5 - Q Q . ' ri. .f . S e Q, .. f f- , ll ' ggi ,gf Q , I 11 vel, Writing with Meaning, Studies in Lit- erature, over ten yrs. at CHS . . .Art Ricks, English IAP-ZAP, 3-4, Search ,Mr Identity, over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Bottom Row: Ms. June Roof, English 3A-4A, Humanities Seminar, Literature of the Imagination, Shakespeare, Stucly in Literature, over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Adrienna Sanden, English 1-2, 3-4,' under five yrs. at CHS 5 r 1 . QQ fm n ,ffl M hau ' U ?5 .' .l.l U 4 xt' wg, he . v1 ' . I .fl Annette Laitem and Diana Horn listen to the teacher's comments on their English lesson. . . . Ms. Anne Steele, Drama l-2, 3-4, 5-6, Oral Interpretation, Stage Crew, over five yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Mary Stites, English I-2, IA-ZA, Modern Poetry, Mythology 62 Folkloreq over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Del Waite, English 3-4, Literature cn' the Imag- inationf over ten yrs. at CHS. 'kv' 'rl I ' aj . . - ,gg X.. ,. hk' W K U X ark, S.. X... .-.at-gwgf.-me , .W Q Nw. A -22- gggmg 1.m:3Qk.,3.R.i . ENGLISH 21