Camelback High School - Shield Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Participation, tud needed in languages tudy and participation were two requirements needed to suc- cessfully learn a language. stated Ms. Mary Tate, department head. Foreign Language teachers stressed these points more this year than in previous years. To generate interest in the lan- guage, students were encouraged to devise short skits and explore the language. Ms. Andree DeLisle points out grammar mis- takes to students in sixth hour French class. 22 FOREIGN LANGUAGE X 5 Q 'sf -- . . as - . is is K if . K . fs Wi S 2.1. - ' C 1 W is K ggi . rsie X Top Row: Ms. Andree DeLisIe, French l-2. 34,15-6, 7A-8A. SI7lllllSl1 l-2: under fire yrs. at CHS . . . Charles Garcia, Spanislz l-2, 3-4, 7A-SA, m'erfix'e yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Ada Jones, Spanish I-2, 5-6: over ,five yrs. 111' CHS Ms. Kathleen Oates, Spanish l-2, 3-4, 5-65 over .five yrs. at CHS . . . Second Row: Hans Schoenbnrn, German I-2, 34, 5-6, 7-8, under five yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Mary Tate, department head, Spanish l-2, 3-4: over ten yrs. at CHS. ,ff :Sl NK W -L Jgqrlikkygi During third hour Spanish class. Ms. Ada Jones lectures students on the finer points of Spanish.

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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

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Teacher's aide Ms. Doris Purcell explains the day's assignment to her sixth hour class. ith students reading from the second grade to college level, the Reading Department was stressing needed skills for each student. Students were offered a variety of activities from a library of mini-packs designed to help them pass State reading requirements. Library work included thorough Ms. Ann Tear prepares a Elm presentation for her third hour Modern Reading Technique class. Reading Department stresses academic skills with tutors reviewing of how to use the Read- ers Guide. A new addition to the Reading Department was the Student Tu- toring Program, which cooperated with the Learning Disabilities Center. The program was designed to strengthen Weak academic skills and help students in all of their subjects. Top Row: Ms. Melba Constable, Modern Reading Technique: nnderfve yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Anne Dodge, Speed Reading, Eng- lish 3-4,' over ten yrs. at CHS . . . Second Row: Kenneth Johnson, Modern Reading Teehniquesg under five yrs. at CHS . . . Ms. Doris Purcell, Aide, Modern Reading Teehniquesg under five yrs. at CHS . . . Third Row: Ms. Ann Tear, department head: Modern Reading Techniqllesf under five yrs. at CHS. X at X N t -x sw? fe? SQ 60. . .if .zt R ' f1t'i1 411,--W. ..... met: . ,digg . , . tg 'T 'tii L 1 . Vkkkkr ik.. . Q tiiii . ., S . VKQ. .k- frgzz' JA ' pp ,, , .. N 4 'gg A. it .Q fikflt. , .. fi .. K 31 ' MM 'ii . gf ' . eggs 4- . fy T Sf : A J' READING 23