Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1956 volume:

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A ssistant Editor HERMAN SCHWEIKART ...... -----4------- 5 POVWSOV WHILE PASSING THROUGH these beautiful white pillars, the four- year members of Scottsdale High School remember the thrilling, exciting, and sometimes boring experiences of a high school career. The lush shrubs and smooth green grass will live in the memory of all who leave it behind. The American flag that waved tall in the breeze reminded students of their freedom of education. -2- 'x 1 x 1' . Q I X, , an g N. y, 1. , A c s X ' - A , v. R .. X , , -an , A, I . .a,a.s..gx 1 1' ' X yoga, 15. Y 1-Vx . . , . ,. x , . , W , H fl, , x ,V f N v- N H - a 4 -X ' . I- ' Xe 1 f f . , .. f -' N .4 ' yelvx- 5 , s , ' 55- ' I , x A ,Q V - ,, 5 we . Q A I '-sry X ' 39 , K5 Xi,i ir' .1 .-L: K L 3, 11 h K 1 1 Fi A I a Q' 2 . ,, ' ' J . N g 1 1. 2 :' by Q .I N V' mf '- . - nf .Q ' x' ,A 'Rik X7 '4 qty ,-.S ,- had b -X f,: 1 if Q --' ' Vgwzrf 63-i ' 5 , , ,, 1 I: lfwf . 'il' . , ' f 1 .4 ' X 1.' 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A N' W, , syn., I 'MJ-Y'f5 f U'1-- ' A TW -W A L Q, V ' Y ' S ' X, Ln. f-qv 'Q ' ' 'f TY' 'x Y ' XZ . Rvgz f, . .. . f , ' ' . A 'tag . I Q 1, I v ill' M-.XXL fd FOR THE FIRST TIME this year, high school students attended classes in the Winfield Scott building. Practicing punctuality was a game among students taking the trip across the park- ing lot. Zmgaaz m:z,44m44 :Madam I II o . vss guidance 3 THE BEAUTIFUL new auditorium was put through another busy year's schedule. Plays, assem- blies, and band concerts, as well as community activities, were performed on its stage. The green grass and beautiful shrubs made the building a pleasant sight. Z , L TEXT? XB . N N 1-. ' , .f - 'w I YT!!! 55 ,,,.:-gm., ,.. H a. The red brick building on the west side of the campus contains the woodwork- ing and mechanical drawing classes. Many pleasant hours were spent work- ing and shouting above the noise. ln the art building artistically inclined students enioyed working in the at- mosphere of Mrs. Sanders' classes. 1,1 The library was a most enioyable part of school life. Reading a good book, newspaper, or maga- zine during a study hall was a favorite pastime. Mr. Bump, a new face in the library, helped stud- ents obtain exciting, educational and entertaining reading. Egg-gin W - 5 - . Z . . 77f46eS ap i When the aroma of food drifted over the campus about l'l:30 a.m. the bell rang and gangway! This was the only building on the grounds that people run to instead of The latest addition to the campus, this long, lean structure, was badly needed. Science students are in demand all over the country because of the need for atomic and electronic scientists. The new wing completed the enclosing of Beaver's Para- dise, and added a modern touch. , ,, , gf--3 Wewgqmg ' ' was gs --:Dig-. y,w', '12--'nz'-ew 1f'.-fray: -fnwwfagiy 5 v 1 'pf'- v . . V g ' . 5 , , Football was started wath a bang this season, malung full use of the new stadnum Spectators en loyed the comfort and vnew pro vuded by the new structure and nt helped solve one of the bnggest problems of our growung school where to put everybody Suv Many a quarter and cartwheel has passed through the tucket wmdow and over the counter of the concession stand both of whlch were an umportant part of the new gym Durmg football and basketball games klds fnlled thelr pockets and tummles with goodnes The lobby was also used thus year for p e classrooms pe ss! qw Yiw- W2 fire We Students have tlme to relax whlle playing a game of tenms on the new courts behmd the gym This was a pleasant snght to a fellow or gal commg from a rough math Engllsh or sclence class The beautlful palms the sound of the blop blop of the tenms ball hut tang the racket add to the lazy atmosphere of the enture tenms courts 1 . 4 I A 0 . I r . . . . . . - . . . . . . 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A f Www., .5 ,, R 6 M :Q an Q., ,, f few 1 w , f J tn 11: 'T I 'I -0 Ab- rf? 1 M , , -1., -'H r -f , ,. M. A ,. L K mfr- , . G ,., X ,gg ,A J tb Q, . , ,M U ul WM gnu fl lily W lb panama! 744 an 7oz!em Pole THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL year Percrval Pooch has come bn weekly to the stu dent body and In has own small way has portrayed some phase of school lufe Perclval s youthful personality happy carefree and eager as much luke that of Scottsdale students He rs symbolnc of the Scottsdale student whether at work or at play at study or at games Frlendllness IS has outstandmg characterustuc and knowledge ns has goal He us an unseparable part of our school and accordungly takes a malor role ln The Camelback our cherlshed memory book 9 IN MEMORY OF TOM HAOAMEYER who would have graduated with the class of 1956. He will long be remembered by his fellow students as a good citizen of Scottsdale High School and a true friend To all that knew him. .,. A X' f ' , .,- , gf ...s . e 0 I SENIOR, that delicious word which is said by every freshman with envy, and by every senior with relief. To those who have finally reached the summit of their high school career, to those who have spent four long but enioyable years giving and taking of the spirit of cooperation, to those who have contributed greatly to the betterment of the school, to all those graduating seniors-we dedicate the 1956 Camelback. -'l'l.. SCHOOLS THOUGH lNANlMATE OBJECTS have the habut of en dearung themselves to those wuthun After years wuthun the protec tuve walls of Scottsdale Hugh School we suddenly fund that all the vouces we ve heard day after day as a matter of course are now beung heard forthe last tume Every day we do somethung for the last tume and each luttle formerly unsugnutucant word or gesture now comes to us wuth added meanung As the 1955 56 year cames to a close and our hugh school career closes also for many of us we have endeavored to capture un thus yearly record of hugh school lute the feelung of prude fun and happuness that are characterustuc of the students of Scottsdale I2 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 r 1 ' 1 1 u 1 I 1 MISS CAMELBACK THEME DEDICATION FACULTY and CLASSROOMS CLASSES Sensors Jumors Sophomores Freshmen ORGANIZATIONS HONORS ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISING STUDENT TEACHER INDEX ADVERTISER S INDEX awe of eanlfenlfc 0 0 205 207 I3 ffl! 1' 1 -'GW nx N .XT fs X 1 I J, 2 - ' 191, . 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' II.......,I.II.,S,.......,,..,.,......,.,......,.... 52 gl .Q I 5 1 66 , Q N p x K II 74 E I f ,AL-f-If M 'yi'-8 Q I 'S II W' ' Sm-5, A- Z' I, I I I X 3 X UNTIL THE DAYS OF our partmg came near our appreciation of our Instructors remamed unthought of and unsald Yet throughout the years they have tried to help and teach us not only the baslc studues but also an understandmg of llfe and a feeling of fellowshlp for each other thoughts a lastmg Impression has been made by each and every Instructor An lm presslon that wlll last longer than hugh school and longer than our frlendshlp perhaps longer than our memory lt wall last as long as we llve I5 Now we part and, although our thoughts of thanks may remain merely Me Dana Wand 'Zzcaltq JOHN L ASHE A B Aruzona State College Tempe M A Unuversuty of Aruzona Super untendent ot Scottsdale Schools MR RAY J DAVIS pruncupal has com pleted hus second year at the head of' Scottsdale Hugh School and durung that tume has gone quuetly about the task of rausung the school standards un all as pects Son of St Johns puoneers Mr Davus has unstulled unto the luves and thunkung of those around hum the fune vurtues of honesty modesty and taur Pat' MR JOHN ASHE superuntendent of Scottsdale publuc schools can be found un the admunustratuon buuldung takung care of the many complex prob Iems of a growung school system Mr Ashe has authoruty over Scottsdale Hugh School Scottsdale Grammar Wunfueld Scott Ka chuna Inglesude and West Scottsdale Although he has a very busy schedule he also funds tume for many hobbues such has ham raduo fushung and huntung as well as studyung for hus doctorate RAY J DAVIS A B M A Aruzona State College Flagstaff Pruncupal of Scottsdale Hugh School. Sa4ool?awzd'7 'to?6ae MRS SALLY STIEG SAM FLAKE MR LESTER MOWRY MR PH LIP VON AMMON MR PAUL FELTMAN Standing left to rlght JohnL Ashe superuntendent Paul Feltman Phullp von Ammon Ray J Davls prnncupal seated Ellzabeth Carpenter secretary Del bert Puerce retarung presudent Lester Mowry clerk Sam Flake and Sally Stleg dnscuss presslng problems of a growing school board 'I7 THE EVER INCREASING DUTIES connected wlth conductmg bus: ness matters concernung school af 'IIBIFS was somewhat lightened thus year wnth the Increase In board membership from three to five The tremendous expansuon of both school plants and personnel due to populatuon growth have energues of these publuc spuruted people who recelve no renumer ation for theur work . MR. . ff xxx I . I . ' 2. , ' T' f 1 S ' T , drawn heavily upon the time and ,. QW. f I . . . . . I . I - r I F I I I f - 1 f I 1 I ' . ' , : , 1 1 AFTON J. CARPENTER B. S., M. A., Brigham Young Uni- versity, Arizona State College, Tempe . . . likes auto races . . . dislikes Monday mornings . . . hobby is psychology and collect- ing figurines . . , taught English Ill, IV, Vl . . , sponsored Junior class, Yak, yak, yak lined Znglcd '74 Vngeafztcwt CHARLES BAIRD B. S., South-Western Missouri State College . . . likes painting . . . dislikes women drivers . . . hobby is fishing . . . taught Lan- guage Arts, English ll. Let's get to work CLYDE KIDD A. B., M. A., Ohio Northern Uni- versity, Ohio State University, Ari- zona State College, Tempe . . . likes people with a sense of humor. . .dislikes lazy and dis- honest students . . . hobby is arguing with Janet McGee . . . taught English lll, V . sored Student Council. I'm iust kidding YVONNE M. JONES A. B., Arizona State College, Tempe. . . likes dramatics, books, people, clothes, Indian iewelry ...hobby is sewing, reading . .. taught English l, ll . . .sponsored Freshman class. Practice,cloes not always make perfect, but it does make perma- nent. ' I 2 J .V..g5g.:',g,.:,Q.v f:.' 4 5 l t 2 A f IQ ' 26 5 Q11 ,a+5j4,'f'f , L ' 2-.,,.'v,j?fft ' t r.,.:r:-We spon- DAVID H. COATS A. B., Lake Forrest, Illinois . . . likes dogs . . . dislikes people who are rude in public.. .hobby is writing . . . taught English III, IV . . .sponsored Junior class. Dat's da way da ball bounces SINCE ENGLISH is the basic tool tor most other subiects in the high school curriculum, Scottsdale High has an English department consisting ot courses one through six in which students take the courses tor which they are best suited. Two of the new-comers in our English department were Mr. Baird, teaching English I, and Mrs. Jones, teaching English l, ll. Mr. Coats, Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Carpenter chuckle over an English problem. ENGLISH IS BEING TAUGHT in a much more ractical and functional manner provement a student 'has learned to speak and write English well while in high school Mr Coats a new comer to the Eng- lish department this year taught Eng lush Ill IV He assured the students that good grammar comes in very handy when applying for a 'ob no matter what type of work it may be 3- Mr Kidd discusses public speaking with his English class. Mr Baird explains one of the rules of practical English to John Tennyson PEOPLE ARE JUDGED not only by their actions but also by the manner in which they speak. For this reason good English is important to every man woman and child. The home has a great influence on the way a per- son speaks simply because people have the tendency to imitate and accept the way others speak as being cor- rect. Even though the way a person speaks doesn't necessarily determine the kind of person he is, it does make a difference, said Mr. Kidd, who taught English lll, V. -19- '7a ,416 704664 of .life Wadi bmplete daaaahml pattefzn than irllother years. Because of this im- I X JACK CREWS A B Aruzona State College Tempe lakes chow dlslnkes no chow hobby rs sports taught wood rkungl II I sponsored Fresh man class Get busy or get a drop sllp .4'ad4Zi4e74'fand4 VIRGIL SAVAGE AB Arlzona State College Tempe lakes lazz dlslukes people who call themselves cats hobby as cabmet makung taught mechan :cal drawunq I woodworknng I Coached track football basketball sponsored Lettermen s Club T off on hum Mr Savage checks Steve Wilsons drawmg whtle Stan Whnsenhunt and frtend look on MECHANICAL DRAWING which was taught by both Mr Savage ard Mr Paddock rs um portant to students who plan on benng bunld :ng engineers as It IS prerequlslte to englneer drawing and archltectural drawlng FRANCIS C PADDOCK hobby IS bunldlng guns taught crafts mechantcal drawung SHOP COURSES consnsted of mechanlcal drawmg and woodworklng In woodwork Ing students learned how to buxld wnth hard and soft woods by usrng both hand and machune tools They were also taught how to buy lumber and how to fnntsh woods whlch comes In handy In the buuldrng trade Mr Crews explanns the proper use of a router to quuntet of Interested 20 students quad ' ' I - -f , . . . . . . Qc C , , ,f I ' 4 ll ' ll D ' , Al ' D . ' ' ' M. A.,.Arizona State College, Tempe wo ' , , ll... - I ' ' - ll . ' ll , I , I . I . 1 . l ' Keep 74'zee BOB HENDRICKS A B Arlzona State College Tempe lnkes swlmrmng hobby IS fnshnng taught commercual law bookkeepmg p e coached football basketball baseball sponsored MRS DORIS JO HOWARD A B Oklahoma Unlverslty Colorado Womens College Umverslty of Arn zona Arkansas Umversnty Arizona State College Tempe lrkes sports readnng art wrntmg drsllkes lnver ceramscs arts golf taught Intro Do you get lt? ductron to buslness typing I sponsored B B Sophomore class 0 l AT THE END OF THE YEAR nn typnng II a student can set up many knnds of letters type tables and plan arrangements of materials In typing l a student covers the loaslc prnnclples of typewrltung and de velops skull on the 'Fundamental opera tlons of the typewriter Students also get some traunung an the practucal application of typing to true sltuatuons W? MISS JOSEPHINE SAWAIA B S Umversrty of Aruzona U C A likes football games dlsllkes people who tell Ines o by IS collecting figurines taught typnngl Il shorthand sponsored Keep smllmg Carla Baehr Gene Musselmann and Bull Hnbbs turn un their assugnments Mnss Sawaua pornts out a mistake to Nelda Hnllard whale other students work on lndustrlously 21 to Mrs Howard Tr-lE COMMERCIAL COURSES nn our school are typung I typung ll shorthand book keeplng general business and commercual aw In bookkeepung a student learns to keep records for humself and for busnness men lt also glves the student a sound foundation nn the fundamental prunclples of accountnng ' 3 . ., ' ' , . .,. ' I . , 1 . ., ' l I l 5 . . 7 ' I, ' . Z . , . . U ' ...h b- 1 . . . 1 1 - -1 1 . ' ' ' .. .hobbles are wrmng plays, stories, Hu-Y. Junlor class. - - ll ' ll u ' ' u . , , ' . . . . ' . , . . . ' ll h.Il I , , . Z . I . I I - , I THOMAS A DORAN A B M A Regus College Denver American College Rome Italy lakes to travel hobby ns mountaln climbing taught Spanish I ll Latm I Saprlsh! 74146464144 S eww nit! ELLIE LEE KAHL A B M A B L Converse College Columbla Umverslty Unrversnty of Havana Unnversuty of Mexlco Inkes mustc hobby IS cookmg ht Spamsh I II In French I sponsored Sensor class Parnassus Club ALFRED L HEYWOOD A B Brtgham Young Unlversuty Utah lakes Interature dnslukes nndltferent attltudes hobby IS ratslng rabbats taught Spamsh I sponsored Sophomore class Mas trabalar Y menos hablar Hush now Mr Doran and class have a dtscusslon whlch proves to be hularlous MRS KAHL THE kind understandnng woman of room 9 that we all knew throughout our htgh school career us stnll the master mmd of our forelgn language department She spent a busy sux perlods each day chlng Spamsh I II III n I a French SPANISH which ns the language most fre quently used In thus vlclnlty was desired by most of the foresgn language students Both Mr Doran and Mr Heywood who were new to the faculty this year lolned 'Vtrs Kahl In teaching the tdlom Mrs Kahl s knddos get together for a spot of warblnng In French Parley voo'P 22 I sit, ,., . ., ' , : --, U- -,.- .,' . 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Zaafeea ftfcgaauzt Fagacde mt! 700164 Qfappemn WILLIAM J KELLEY A B M A Arnzona State College Tempe lakes Jimmy Durante dnslnkes people who talk IU class hobby as golf taught Arnerncan problems safety educatuon coached golf sponsored Senuor class Rifle Club Shut up you guys' HISTORY IS AN IMPORTANT sublect because only hustory can acqualnt a person wuth the tradntnons Ideals and goals whuch have brought about the Amerlcan way of ltfe Mr Wlndes taught hus students that a knowledge of past hnstorncal events as Important nn trynng to understand the problems of both the present and the future A RAY PLANETA A B M A Arizona State College Tempe lnkes steak dnsllkes mconsnderate people hobby as go taught world hnstory socnal studles Amerncan hlstory spon sored Sophomore class You can be replaced I 3 Gennal Bnll Kelley points out a tncky :tem to student teacher Wnnn and student Pete Lovegrove 23 LELDON C WINDES B E A B M A Arlzona State Col lege Tempe Unaversnty of Aruzona Unnversuty of Alabama lkes sports dlslukes students who wont study hobby IS tennus taught Amerlcan hlstory coached tennis To know nothlng of the past IS to understand llttle of the present and to have no conceptuon of the future 'vw Wg Yin- Mr Wlndes points out a geographncal loca tlon to Kyle Zextler Dlxle Crocker Gene Musselrnann and Joan Wllson TEACHING AMERICAN PROBLEMS This year were Mr Kelley and Mr HeaD Amerucan problems develops an stu dents the knowledge and understand Ing of how our government operates and ut requures the learnlng of federal and state constututuons Students also learn the Importance of world news I I I I O I ,V VV ,ks V V V VV V I V 1 ,I I , V I Q: I Vg f ' 1 V Vw if A f . ., . ., 1 . ., , ., I , - -1 ' w - :I 'V V ' . . . U . I I I - 11 n ' V I ll I ll ' ' I ' . - ' ll F 5 I Willis . .. . Liu V ilu I I V 1 1 V V t...v..t.: KV. X rum: f I , ... +. . I I 13 I . Al? Il H ET r . . . . . . X ' ' J ' 1 I PM -c V ,L - , 5 - ' , A Q T L s. 3 I I I his-M57 .C 15' ' H- a , F , - , .AT , ' A V Q QV 19 - - A . ,f , ' . . . ,U , f . h . , I ' V 'nv , lg 2 ' , V4 X .. V . . i ' I ,49fa6ca!fafze, -fdlvaaq mmf Dzchefa 7 ' ' THEO J HEAP WALLACE D BUMP WELBORN L WELLS A B Arnzona State College Tempe B S M A Central College Pella S M A Arrzona State College lnkes athletrcs hobby sllde Iowa Drake Unlversuty Des Molnes Tempe lakes chuldren hobby photography taught Amerrcan Iowa lnkes musrc dnslukes kads rs farmnng taught agrrculture I ll problems safety educatron that goof off hobby rs readung III blo ogy sponsored Ag Club coached basketball and football taught lrbrary tramung O K get up here Now back nn St Johns Gotta read MR BUMP our school llbrarlan and a new comer to the Scottsdale Hugh School faculty thus year spends sux periods a day ln helping students select books for their reading pleasure Students who take lubrary trannrng fund rt very Interesting work as IfCOI'1SISl'S of checking books In and out shelvung books keepung the card catalog In order and help mg In the processing of new books Lvbrary tralnrng also gives students the opportunlty of helplng fellow students locate books and other maternal for their needs vi-W 1-is ' 1 Mr Bump helps Stewart Cole search for a long lost book whfle Vrvnan Carr Dons Spear Gaul Hall and Carl Hobson work on reports 24 ' 'A ., ,K il J I . , . ., ' , . ., . ., I , , B. ., . ., ' , . . . . . . j , , . . . . . . , . . . . . . 5 l ... . . 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I Wed! bngelete ducatckuml Fcuftem Mr Kelley explatns the parts of a car to students IN AGRICULTURE the students learn the ways of keeplng and carmg for stock the care and ttllage of land and the realuzatnon of how Important our crops are to the natlon Whale the stu dent us takung the course he usually furthers has Interests by lomrng F F A and takmg care of hrs own stock or and T H31 5 wa ff- '4 4 Q4 40?- -451 THE PURPOSE OF SAFETY education as to teach students the nmportance of sktllful mtelltgent and efflcrent drnv :ng along wnth good safety attitudes and habits snnce safety depends upon those thnngs The safety educatnon class spent approximately sux weeks tn the class room and the remaunder of the tume behind the wheel Durlng that tnme Mr Heap and Mr Kelley stressed upon students mmds that accudents do not lust happen Nine ttmes out of ten they are caused by careless drivers All should keep In mind that safe drlv mg IS a means by whtch the nndlvldual the faculty and frtends can have a more enloyable future Mr Wells and hrs ag students duscuss the function of the mrlk tester qfomenmicng eluded pwpafze geek fm ?wL'u'ee MRS AUGUSTA M APPENFELDER A B M A Aruzona State College Tempe ltkes traveling c as lnkes bad manners taught home mg I II sponsored sopho more lass Never put off unhl tomorrow what you can do today MRS CLARA R GENTRY B S Artzona State College Tempe Sul Ross State Texas ltkes qulet ness drslxkes bubble gum hobbies are sewlng gardening taught homemakung I sponsored F H A freshman class hospitality fPTSA Study your recipe gurls Marne Collms watches whale Mrs Appenfelder puts the fIf1ISl'1IDQ touches to a packet BOTH Mrs Appenfelder and Mrs Gen try help the gurls tn preparung for thear future by teaching them how to econ omtze nn theur own home how to make their own clothes and how to cook thenr own meals EVERY GIRL WILL BECOME a home maker whether snngle or marrled rtch or poor un a small apartment or an elaborate home For thus reason It ns tmportant for them to know and under stand the basic rules of cooknng sew :ng and chnld care bf' Mrs Gentry shows homemakung I girls the proper way to set a table 26 Please pass the homtny me Alt Sedo Oat 74leozz'ed ONE OF THE MORE popular courses and one whuch was much appreclated was art taught by Mrs Sanders She was busy with Interested and talented art students fnve perlods of the day By uslng the various mediums of artlstuc accomplishments the students fund a means of self expression A B Park College Mlssouru Umver nty of Washtngton lakes people hobby IS dramatucs taught speech trannung drama and English JOHN R HALL That flgures JUDY PERKINS SANDERS A B M A Aruzona State College Tempe Arizona State College Flag staff Unlversnty of Arizona Unuver stty of Mexico Mexico Cnty Art Inst: tute of Chicago Illnnous lakes art hobbles are travel horseback nd :ng flynng and fushnng taught art l advanced art sponsored lunlor class and Art Club Odd wad Jack Kocour Mary Nelson Judy Keblnnger and Duck Eltel look on as Mrs Sanders makes a sketch DRAMA AND SPEECH taught by John Hall us a course that not only helps to make a better speaker, but also develops personal tty, Improves posse and teaches teamwork Speech affords the opportunity of expresslon In front of an audnence and the chance to debate wnth other students In drama the students study the hustory of the theater and take part nn dnfferent plays Mr Hall coaches Sharon Brown, Kay Jackman, Jerry Arlotta, Judy Fowler, and Pat Thorson In preparation for drama productuon 27 l s , , ll ' ll -s 2 I ' I 7 ' , 2 ' ... 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Pwaide Z at 'ffzammg Mass Bgorklund leads her chorus class IU a lesson un close harmony ALL STUDENTS are capable of derlvlng pleasure from music which wlll help them become better adlusted emotionally and pro vlde many hours of pleasure both ln lnsten :ng and In partncnpatlon They may also have a tnme an the future when belng able to play an Instrument wall brnng them a 'ob Learn :ng the basscs In orchestra wall help later on If a person us In a symphony too SCOTTSDALE HIGH offers a large schedule for music lovers There are three pernods of orchestra taught by Mr Llstnak and three perlods of chorus taught by Muss Blorklund both new teachers here thus year Students wnth choral expernence would be able to partlclpate rn church muslcal groups or per haps In clvlc rnusncal productlons To be able to sung IS one of the most satlsfyung expert ences to the rnduvndual and sometumes to the lustener Tommy Eakes, Eddie Just, Mr. Llstrak, and Connue Dnxon lusten to dlfferent types of records. 4q4ccaZ 4 MRS JACQUELYN POGUE HIL BRADY A B A lZ0ha Sfale College Tempe A B Arlzona State College Tempe Drake Umversuty Iowa lakes cos lnkes good people dlsllkes 'lime dances Mexmah food 5 forgetful people hobby IS hunt llkes people who wont look at her ,n fa,-,ght p e coached Wheh She 'S Spealilhg T0 them football physical education dn hobbies are sewtng tennis taught rector tennns p e pom pon sponsored Legsgo tennis team Pom Pon Club Golly Wzcladec Qfeafzfd cmd Z7 can MRS PEGGY STRONG B S Northwestern State Oklahoma lakes cooperatron dnslnkes people who grlpe hobbnes are sponsored G A A Pep Cl b I charge of cheerleaders Oh darn Coach Hendrrcks explains fundamentals of basketball play to quartet of students I all there were I7 sectnons of physlcal edu catron TEACHING GIRLS p e were Mrs Strong and Mrs Pogue both busy five pernods of the day teachung p e stu dents the Importance of exercnse get tnng along wnth each other and the en loyment that comes out of Iearnrng to partncnpate In dufferent games Health was one ofthe mann Interests In p e, where the body functlons, cleanllness, posture, and the problems of teen agers were stressed FOR THE FIRST TIME In the schools hlstory a full time athletic director was hnred Hnl Brady fulled that yob capably as well as coachrng football and handling tour physical educatnon classes Part tsme boys p e teachers were Coaches Savage Hallman Heap and Hendrlcks Mrs Strong and some of the p e class watch whsle Mrs Pogue demon strates a step nn modern dancnng 30 ' 9 I I z I I I wt . Q 1 1' ,fgx X ' , J , il - V, I ' ,D 1 , ,, ' , I - . ,,. , I . ' t ' . - I I . ' . . . . . . . , l . . V , . . . dl - . . . ' - ' , , , ' - A I ' g . . . . .... - D sewing, sports . . . taught p. e. , , . . A I r ' ' . . . - . . ., u 4 n - , Il I ll II ll H H . , - , , . ' , U l I Q D A . n I . . I ' I , - l. I - - s B S M A Mt Pleasant Muchlgan Unlverstty of Arizona lakes bar bershop quartets dnsltkes srde wmders hobby IS amateur radno taught bnology amateur radro sponsored Student Councll Radto lm not tnvttlng you to read lm C ub Altogether now class sand a thousand legged worm' A B M A Unlversrty of lowa Inkes steak and mashed potatoes dnslukes cymcal people hobbnes are huntrng fnshrng and sports taught chemustry general science and physucs sponsored Junior Class telltng you' PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY students who were under the unstructton of Mr Bryan were very busy learnung and understandrng the world we llve n today The study of sctence leads to clearer and more concuse thunknng At the present there us a shortage of rnen sknlled nn enguneerung and research work Url b McGurr explatns the mouth parts of a Gula Monster to Barbara Jackson Penny Paul June Ellns Bang Dawson and Harvey Hnmelfarb 3'l Ogaa WM: 7mm dp ' ' DEVON SHOWL A B Arnzona State College Tempe lnkes butterscotch malts as lakes frsh hobby as mountam clrrnbtng taught general science and buology sponsored Freshman Class Dont sweat ut VH Mr Bryan looks on hopefully whsle Carolyn Rrcks Marnlyn Van Slyke Ann Agee John Waterson and Dennus Holltng work on an expernrnent LEARNING THE WAY a Homo Sapten tucks and srngung A thousand legged worm are two of the musts In Mr McGnrrs brology class Beung able to classuty scorplons and handlung the def ferent reptules and Insects are Included un the course of study adfcaczzfcow Zlcwaea 77Zecm Qfwnq Www Weak Wad HERMAN scHwEiKART t A. B. Arizona State College Tempe ... likes Sylvia My Sylvia ... 's- ' likes ierky preserves . . . hobby is bullying Linda Wright taught V lournalism yearbook and handled school publicity Mmmmmmmmmmmm you re a good one HAROLD WAY B S B E Nebraska Western Um versity of Nebraska Claremont Col lege A S C at Flagstaff ikes teaching dislikes brilliant stu dents that refuse to use the brain the Lord gave them hobby is fishing taught printing photography THE YEARBOOK CLASS under the Instruction of Mr Schweikart was kept busy working on lb k h I earbook and trying to meet deadlines as well as selling books The Came ac sc oo y and ads arranging photography schedules and finding how little was known about proof b d adm Yearbook gives students the opportunity of learning the value of pu an copy re g lication problems and methods Layout was one of the biggest items in yearbook as each h t student had to lay out copy pictures and sketches in the exact position and on t e exac pages that they were to appear in the yearbook ff Linda Wright and Gretchen Grabau left work happily on picture layouts while Penny Albright cen ter explains a certain layout problem to Janet McGee Elvera Jensen checks a picture and grins at someone shown 32 puhf S4476 7 pull' ' Quart! Mr Way explalns the functuon of the prlntrng press and how It works to John Fountain Nell Koppes and Al lovunellr THE BEAVER our school paper was eduted by the two lournallsm classes For the fsrst time an the hlstory of the school The Beaver was a prnnted and not a mnmeographed sheet The new method meant new problems and new procedures lt also meant the Inclusion of ads and pnctures Two penods of lournalnsm were offered and each had Its paper and staff Juniors Sue Prld geon and Judy Robinson for fourth period and Seniors Rae Fukuchl and Twnla Jesman for fifth period PHOTOGRAPHY both as a hobby and as a profession as qulte Important Under the lnstructuon of Mr Way stu dents obtained knowledge of sts lm portance and learned to make and en large prunts take plctures and develop film Also photography students were better prepared to loan other publlca tnon classes where pnctures were need ed to properly present the story to the reader Mr Schwerkart looks on as Rae Fukuchn Twlla Jesman and Kay Bert ang work on paste ups for The Beaver under the direction of Mr. Schweikart. .. 33 - I 41 WZ pzepafzec Studenld fn .lcfefd I fl HIL illlll WILLIAM K WHATCOTT A. B., M. A., Arizona State College, M11 Tempe . . . likes everybody . . . S hobby is building homes . . . taught I algebra I, ll, plane geometry, s id ,L I geometry . . . takes care of bo kr ,I IL store. 11 I , f I Ssh-h-h-h flslll' 'lf' ILA 'l Mft! 'JEFF LARSON l cass LOU HALLMAN A B Arizona State College Tempe likes home made :ce cream dislikes hot rodders hobby is skin diving taught mathematics p e coached layvee football lay vee baseball varsity wrestling All right all right JOHN J CONNORS general math 'WHMG 47 f ima Mr Whatcott watches his busy algebra students as they work out a difficult problem Tsk tsk turning their backs on their teacher 34 B, S., University of Arizona . . . likes hardworking students . . . dislikes nosy students . . . hobby is photog- raphy . . . taught algebra I, plane geometry . . . sponsored Sophomore B S St Vincents College Pennsyl vanna likes kids hobby is rats ing children taught aglebra I GENERAL MATHEMATICS is important as a skill used in everyday situations Algebra and geometry are less impor tant as an everyday skill but more tm portant as basic preparation courses for more advanced application In studies such as engineering chemistry phys ics business finance or any of the scientific or technical fields ln add: tion students may benefit from the exercises in logic and reasoning . v . ' -1 1 - . . . , - -1 1 ' Q 1 - ll ' - u ' I A . ., . , ' i . . . , A . 1 1 ' , ' 1 1 ' ' '- H? . . . . . n 1 A - - . ..t W IP f - ' , . . , V,-....... ,.. , . -W-9-rw. I W,-V tf1.,.... ...' , . . . . . ,wwf , Niff--,,m t. .. ,. ' - if A if s ,ya I g , , y ' J 'fllfli-513' 'c,5l- :L A V' 1 - 1 1 . 2694 Safco! Offcce Wmiew 7416 gang Zeowefzc MR l- K WHlTE MRS CLIFFORD CARPENTER Allend6l lCe Registrar' MRS DOWNING Pr1nclpalDav1s sec retary has a busy day answerlng the phone keepung records of school ac tuvuty funds operatang the complex Intercom system shown In the back ground and llstennng to students and teachers storles Thus rs her flrst year at Scottsdale Hugh A. Mrs Whute and two oftuce assistants make a thorough check of the danly absentees .m,ux ffififg Ll--L., 'Wi Mrs Downing ns kept busy through the day keepnng records of club funds MRS WHITE AND MRS CARPENTER who always have a friendly srnnle for everyone can be found all stx peruods of the day sn the regnstrars otflce Keepang tales on absentees glvung adrnut slaps and taknng care of students schedules are some of tlre many tasks they do VW jyf , , ,f 7 I GRADUATION IS A GREAT EVENT rn the lnves of all Hugh School students It as a goal looked forward to wnth starry eyes from the enrollment of the freshman year tall the very mght of the hallowed graduatuon event It means that llfe wull change and responsubnluty wull be greater We vlew wnth muxed emotions the commg of thus new lufe this new experience The happmess and rnchness gaaned from our past experuences and frrendshnps becomes more sugmfrcant wuth the passing of time To sensors may you have a happy and rewardung future and to all under classmen we assure you that some day thus feeling and honor wall come to you 37 -rr X E. ff' A 6 11555 l I n ' , . fc MRS KAHL sf 621 Fr 4 awww 7amaf-new 4 38 AS A CULMINATION of tour years of hrgh school par tlclpatuon the sensor class can polnt with pardonable prude to Its malor accomplishments In academic extra curricular and government domgs George Shipley Judy Duff Pat Smrth and Dennis Hollnng held student body offuces whale Matzre Fox and Bob Tennyson represented thenr class The sensor class was led by Gray Osborne presndent Muke Wagner vlce presldent Pat Feeney secretary and Rae Fukuchl treasurer Leadung the class academucally were Melmda Budge Judy Duff Pat Feeney George Shlpley Gary Welngartner and Vernon Wright Rae Fukuchl and Twlla Jesman were co edltors of the Beaver whsle Penny Albright was the Camelback editor Barbara Butler and Mntzue Fox were pom pon gurls Rae Fukuchl treasurer Mltzue Fox representatuve Robert Ten nyson representatlve Gray Osborne presldent Mike Wagner vlce president and not shown IS Pat Feeney secretary X36 444: Q3 ' 4' 0 I 0 1 l 1 .. . 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I l 'I F' - fr , , . , . 1 l I r 1 , ' I 1 ' Smm ,4 mane Fwmmg ?mme fi PENNY ALBRIGHT MARY ANDERSON VINA YN BEAR ex Mary Meadows Vma Lay Bass Gwenny Ambltlon to attend Un: Ambition to attend Um Ambltlon to take good Ambmon fashton de verslty of Arlzona verslty of Arnzona and go to care of Sam slgner Favorite pastime ta Europe Favorite pastime home Favorrte pastlme musuc mg drvung and dancmg Favorite pastume going maklng and horses Actlvltles Edntor of Year to DBFTIGS ACNVIYIGS Beaver Staff Actnvmes Art Club book Beaver staff Actlvmes Treasurer of Pep Club G A A Future Nurses Pep Club Parnassus Band Letter Trl HI Y Pom pon gurl 2 men transfer years member of B B from Dallas senior year Yearb00k staff Judy Duff and Bully Brown were the Homecomnng Queen and Kunq and Pat Thorson represented Scstts dale as the Salad Bowl Prvncess George Shxpley Gray Osborne Pat Smith Charles Ketm hum and Nlrke Wag ner were a few of the old rellable In the band M ke Feeney Hlram Kennedy and Ierry Thoma were choosen as All Class A North grndders whale IU basketba'l Adnan Rangel and Albert Loxunellu were tops Adrian Rangel was also top chucker on the Beaver nine PAUL BERTLING Ambltlon to attend ASC at Tempe and then TEDDY BLOOMER HARVEY BEGAY loin the Arr Force Goofer EVELYN BRADFORD Amblflon College at Favorute pastime gar s Ambmon to become a Favorlte pastime music A 5 C at Tempe and cars pn ot and rudlng horses ACYIVINBS SGVQGGVWT GY Actlvlttes Beaver staff Favonte pastlme gnr S Actlvmes vnce presndent GUNS of HI Y and Letter transfer from Phoemx Actnvmes Tennus Letter of Band Lettermen Club men s Club Tech ln sensor year men s Club F H A 39 I 0 0 0 0 ' I .. 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Sencafw cody Zoe! and Qzcwlcmle WILLIAM BROWN Ambutuon to be a beach comber Favorute pastume eatung and sleepung Actuvutues Lettermen s Club DALE GENE BROWN Ambutuon to study deusel enguneerung Favorute pastume huntung fushung and car racung MELINDA BUDGE Ambutuon to study psychuatry Favorute pastime goung on trups and dancung Actuvutues Parnassus secretary Tru Hu Y B BARBARA BUTLER Barb Ambutuon to fund a cure for blushung Favorute pastume eatung and dancung Actuvutues Pom pon gurl 3 years Tru Hu Y vuce presudent BILL CARLYON Favorute pastume gurls any of them Actuvutues Hu Y Lettermen s Club BEVERLY CARR ev Ambutuon to marry Bob Favorute pastume cruusung through Polar Bar HELEN CARVER Shortue Ambutuon to attend Aruzona State College Favorute pastume water skuung and day dreamung Actuvutues transfer from South Mountaun uunuor year MARY ELLEN CHIASSON Yankee Ambutuon to go to Calufornua and be a nurse Favorute pastume swurnrnung and sports Actuvutues transfer from New York senuor year BETTY CLAPSADDLE Ambutuon to become a nurse Favorute pastume readung Actuvutues Pep Club MALON CLUFF Ambutuon to become a professuonal wrestler Favorute pastume wrestlung Actuvutues F F A secretary treasurer of Agru culture Club U I ' 1 'H . ' . I- Z . . I 1 ., . gig 'll .. W l - . l I V Ambition . . to be the laziest man in the world r L V o ' kkrk Q 'Vtl K 11B H llhfwfl , W Q n I ' ' D . . vi ll ,W Z. ' ' , . l 1 . xx' . . . l I ' , W . . u :HH -' - 40 - ' filazfiae in 466 37444-24 KENNETH DAVIS Big Ken Favorite pastime . . art and playing basketball Activities . . Art Club . . Lettermen's Club JERRY DILLOW Chug Chug Ambltlon to graduate Favorite pastime playing basketball Activities Lettermen s Club CONNIE JEAN DIXON Ambition college ID Colorado Favorite pastime sporting her Ford singing dancing the Charleston Activities candidate for Sweetheart Dance Queen Time Out for Ginger member of CHARLES DOWNING Chuck Ambition to be a radio engineer Favorite pastime Ham radio and going out with Judy Activities Radio Club JUDY DUFF Duffy Ambition to attend Pomona College and study psychiatry Favorite pastime horses and Colorado Activities Student Body Secretary Parnassus Freshman and Sophomore president Home coming Queen BILL DRUKE Jus plain Bull Ambition to become a chemical engineer Favorite pastime swimming and tennis Actlvltles Gold rn the Halls Lettermen s Club JACK ELDEAN Ambition to go to college Favorite pastime being with a certain blond STEPHANIE DIANNA ESSER Steve Ambmon got marrned at Christmas Favorite pastime reading and listening o rec ords BOB FANSLER Stretch Ambition to loin the Navy Favorite pastime Kaye and wild parties ACfIVlfIeS Yearbook staff PHILIP FAST Phosphorous Ambition to mayor in chemical engineering at U S C Favorite pastime hunting Cwho knows whatj Activities tennis and Lettermen s Club fx Safco! Senior: Dag, femdom and Senior: gcmgaea Semin Dila! Day AT missiti RONNALD FAUX Ronnie Ambition . . to attend University of Arizona and major in engineering Favorite pastime . . girls and cars Activities . . transfer from Tucson PATRICIA FEENEY Pat Ambition to be on the stage Favorite pastime playing games Chearty har harl Activities Secretary of senior class sophomore class vice president Parnassus president of Tri Hi Y Outstanding Actress 55 MICHAEL FEENEY Mike Ambition I ll never tell' Favorite pastime dragging Activities Hi Y and Lettermen s Club KAREN SMITH FLAKE e Ambition keeping hubby happy and to be a secretary Favorite pastime dancing and sewing Actlvltles Pep Club Parnassus member Pom Pon girl member of F H A DARRELL FRANKLIN Ambition to attend A S C and malor in educa tlon Favorite pastime Antlers Activities HI Y CONNIE FORZANO Kennie Ambition study psychiatry Favorite pastime designing clothes and raising collies Activities transfer from New York lunior year JOHN FOUNTAIN Johnny Ambition Undecided Favorite pastime hopping up cars and working on custom cars MARCELLA FOX Mitzne Favorite pastime swimming dancing and talk n Activities Pom pon 3 years Parnassus HI Y senior representative to student council January Thaw Meet Me in St Louis RAE FUKUCHI Short Stuff Ambmon college Favorite pastime sports Activities Co editor of Beaver treasurer of G A A senior year vice president lunior year treasurer of tumor and senior class Pep Club D A R Award BARBARA GETZ Ambition Stenographer Favorite pastime golf swimming and knitting boys socks mm Semen ?zom Qfcgdlcglz' Serum 644 JOE GILBREATH Ambutlon to be an accountant Favorlte pastlme eatlng Spannsh food and danc In Actlvltles transfer from Cooludge PATRIClA GODFREY Patsy Ambttlon to marry Duck Favorlte pastlme benng wtth Duck Actlvltles Beaver staff G A A Pep Club GRETCHEN GRABAU Gret Ambltlon to marry Phnlltp Kung Favorite pastlme pauntlng horseback rldlng sewung collecting for hope chest Actwthes Beaver staff Yearbook staff THOMAS HAGAMEYER Our days begun wuth trouble here Our llfe IS but a span And cruel death as always near So frail a thing IS man KEN HAHN Ambltlon to own a business Favonte pastime hunting and fxshmg Actlvltles football and basketball Meet Me St Louis Hn Y Treasurer ELDON HALL Ambltlon to be an architect Favonte pastime hunttng and flshlng Actnvltles HI Y and Lettermen s Club SONJA HANSON Ambltlon to attend college Favorite pastlme collecttng letters Actrvltles member of B B and Beaver staff ANITA LOUISE HENTHORN oe Ambrtlon to attend Phoentx College Favorite pastlme readlng and eating Spanish food Actlvltles F H A ROBERT EUGENE HERRING Ambntnon to become a Romeo Favonte pastime eating and sleeping JOLENE HISER Ambrtnon to have a mnlntary career Favonte pastlme sports Actnvmes G A A presudent tumor year secre tary sophomore year member of F H A Y' fig rk ITN endow DENNIS HOLLING Ambition . . to ioin Navy and then go to college Favorite pastime . . girls and messin' around Activities . . Student body vice-president . . Presi- dent of Hi-Y ELAINE HUGHES Ambition to attend A S C at Tempe Favorite pastime sports drawing goung games ALBERT lOVlNELLl Ambition printer pilot and mechanic Favorite pastime sleeping Activities Lettermen s Club ELVERA JENSEN Evle Ambition Airline hostess Favorite pastime playing 6 week auditions for Mr Hanson Activities Member of B B Band Lettermen Tune Toppers TWILA JESMAN Tweety Ambition to be a newspaper lournalnst Favorite pastime modeling and teasing friends Activities Malorette 2 years treasurer of B B Band Lettermen Co editor of Beaver HIRAM KENNEDY Ambition to make it through college Favorite pastime girls and eating steaks Activities HI Y and Lettermen s Club CHARLES KETCHUM Charlie Ambition to study music at A S C and loin Air Favorite pastime playing the French horn Activities Band Lettermen JANET KAYE KOCOUR Kaye Ambition to model Favorite pastime Bob and getting an late Activities B B transfer from Ohio lunlor year DWIGHT NEIL KOPPES Nel Ambition attend college and be a photographer Favorite pastime riding around ID his Ford EVELYN JEAN LEWlS Ambition to become secretary or work In bank Favorite pastime reading and sewing 44 .. .. , , to IIAIII ,t ,, 'L ll ' ll f u 11 2 .Q .. II 'Ill .. pzealcige af Zgapez Zaaemea RAEBURN LEWIS Rae Ambition . . to ioin the Air Force Favorite pastime . . playing the guitar PATRICIA LIEB a Ambition. .to get married and have six children Favorite pastime . . writing letters to boyfriend. Activities. . Parnassus LESLIE LOCKHART Ambition to be a model and part time secretary PETER LOVEGROVE Pete Ambition to work with newspaper Favorite pastime working on car and necknng with Karen Activities Yearbook staff JERRY MacDONALD Mac Ambition to be a professional bowler Favorite pastime bowling and fishing BETTY MATHIS J Ambition to go to college Favorite pastime sewing skating and Gary Activities Beaver Band JERRY MARTIN Ambition to goin the Air Force Activities Art Club ALVIS MARTIN Ambition to be first class mechanic in radio TV electronics Favorite pastime fishing Activities Rifle Club RODNEY MCALLISTER O Ambition to be a chemist Favorite pastime swimming DWAIN MCDANIEL Ambition to go to college Favorite pastime watching television Activities Participated in sports P t TZ IB. .11 X Favorite pastime . . Flirting with girls ty I , - HR dll R' . . I .. 45 - yy 4? 'Z fmt' 74 74a 14 ea PAUL RICHARD MEYER Ambition to be a rancher Favorite pastime showing stock horses Activities Treasurer of Ag Club ALICE MUNGIA Ambition to attend business college Favonte pastime sports Activities member of F H A and G A A BURTON NYE Ambition to be a cartoonist Favorite pastime playing basketball GRAY OSBORNE Ambition to go to dental school Favorite pastime working with dance band playing horn Activities Parnussus President of Band Letter men President Senior Class BOB PEASE Ambition Mayor un police administration at college Favorite pastime Madelene Activities Band Lettermen Beaver staff BARBARA PIERCALL Ambition Malor in English at Wisconsin nz vers1ty Favorite pastime bowling and reading Activities . . Pom-pon girl sophomore year and Pep Club DONALD PRICE Ambition . . to be a doctor Favonte pastime . . reading YVONNE PRINCE Ambition . . to be a good secretary Favorite pastime . . eating ice-skating and sewing Activities . . Pep Club RONALD POOLE Ronnie Ambition . . to be a printer and go to college Favorite pastime . . eating and fooling with cars Activities . . Radio Club, Rifle Club, and Art Club ALAN RAHLF Ambition . . United States Air Force and attend college Favorite pastime . . chasing girls -46- ma Fzeaenzfa cz 77w5Zem GEORGE RAMSEY Ambition to graduate Favorite pastime listening to hit tunes and work ing on his Ford ADRIAN RANGEL Ambition to go to college Favorite pastime dancing and playing pool Activities Lettermen s Club Band Lettermen VICTOR L RICHARD Ambltlon machinist Favorite pastime tinkering with motors Actlvltles Rifle Club CAROLYN RICKS Caroline Activities to graduate Favorite pastime spending weekends at Red lands Activities BB Club Pep Club Girls League Pom pon G A A Yearbook staff NANCY RILEY Nance Ambition to be a bullfighter Favorite pastime talking with Bobbie Activities B B Club Girls League Pep Club F H A yearbook staff RUDOLPH ROGALSKI Rudy Ambition to be an engineer at Dlzner Favorite pastime hunting and girls ACfIVIfIeS Rifle Club JOAN RUICK Ambition . . skipping without getting caught Favorite pastime . . cruising through the Polar Bar CHERRY RUTHERFORD Ambition . . to be an airline stewardess Favorite pastime . . speed boat riding and racing Activities . . transfer from Camelback in iunio I' , as 4? i' '23 fait J-rf year. . Pep Club 5 DENNIS SHANAHAN Ambition . . to be a mechanical engineer Favorite pastime . . fishing Activities . . Hi-Y GARY STEPHENS Ambition . . to be a camerman Favorite pastime . . making movies Activities . . Art Club and yearbook staff -47- wma Zeeedae D' .48 CONNIE LOU SMITH Ambttron to be a photographer Favorlte pastime tak ng prctures Actlvrtnes transfer from Oklahoma ln Sensor year PAT SMITH Smutty Ambrtlon college an Calrfornna Favorlte pastume drrvlng Chug Chug and tell :ng corny lokes Actlvltles Treasurer of student body vlce president of B B Club Parnassus Trl Hu Y and Band Lettermen GEORGE SHIPLEY Ambltlon mayor rn crvrl engrneerrng at Berkeley College Favorlte pastime musvc and enloyrng lufe ACTIVITISS Student Body Presrdent Junlor class presudent Sophomore and Freshman vlce pres: dent Parnassus Band Letterman Tune Toppers Kass and Tell January Thaw PAT THORSON Froggy Ambltlon college to study fashuon buying and advertrslng Favorite pastlme srngrng and working with peo e Actnvmes Presudent of B B Club Yearbook staff Salad Bowl Prrncess and Meet Me In St Louls Annne Get Your Gun JERRY THOMAS Ambltlon to be a clvll engrneer Favorlte pastime engoyung life ACTIVITIES Hr Y Club and Lettermen s Club Ambltlon Pre med at lndlana Unlversrty Favorite pastume workrng with dance band Actuvltnes Band Lettermen Hu Y Club Parnassus and Senior representatnve to student councll EDWARD TILYOU Ned Ambltlon to loan the Navy Arr Force Favorite pastime flyrng golflng huntlng and loafrng Actuvltles Radio Club MARILYN VAN SLYKE Ambltlon to be a missionary Favorite pastime readrng and playing the plano Actlvltres B B Club Parnassus Band Lettermen MIKE WAGNER Ambltlon to work wrth the F B I Favorrte pastime goofln off Actlvltles secretary of Junror class vice press dent of Sensor class Dance Band Junlor class play Yearbook staff NANCY WALT Ambrtron to be a secretary Favorute pastnme rudung around un a certasn Ford Actlvltles Band Lettermen BB Club Magorette Yearbook staff 48 I 0 I 0 . . 0 'I . . . . . . . . . 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' , . , . . , , ciaal ge on IDA MAE WALLACE Ambition to be a nurse Favorite pastime working at Dairy Queen CARLOTA WATHEN Cartle Ambition to go to college in Arizona Favorite pastime collecting strange pets like Sam an alligator Activities B B Club Pep Club F H A G A A JOHN WATTERSON Ambition to be a doctor Favorite pastime working on cars Activities Parnassus Meet Me In St Louis GARY WEINGARTNER Ambition band conductor Favorite pastime playing with the Beaver Band Activities THOMAS WILSON Tom Ambition to own a custom car Favorite pastime driving BONNIE WINDHORN Ambition to be an airline stewarcless Favorite pastime playing records Activities transfer from West in senior year DAROL WHITE Ambition to attend college Favorite pastime minding own business LINDA WRIGHT ee Ambition to someday be able to do something right that Mr Schweilcart tells me to do Favorite pastime swimming and laughing Activities President of G A A B B Club Year book staff and Beaver staff VERNON WRIGHT Ambition to go to California Tech and to teach mathematics Favorite pastime reading Activities President of Parnassus Radio Club .'. . l A l ff-'l Activities . . Radio.Club I 'E C I III- I, ' T T .. 49 - Seneca 146 Vnclade Staafcee Qunt tryung to hut that hugh E sharp Anderson' Of the more than 100 sensors IH attendance only one dozen have attended Scottsdale schools smce 1944 Top from left to nght Adnan Rangel Mary Anderson Nancy Walt Betty Jean Mathus Jerry Dlllow Fred Murphy Bottom left to right Dale Brown AlvlsMart1n DarolWhlte Bull Druke Jerry MacDonald and Charles Ketchum EEE A typical cla meetrng wuth blg chref Gray Osborne presiding Look at those smlrklng faces Usual toplcs of nversatuon mclude future plans dates what to do about the freshmen and of course eating and those darn teachers' Whats the matter here? Sensors studying In cnvucs'P'?'P True every sux weeks for a couple of days at least the sensors do play luke they re studyung Famous last words Cnvucs IS easy 69' ating, ,-4 ,-'fwaada Darrell Franklin and Melinda Budge look muy surprised when our cameraman said, hey there, you with the food in your mouth. This typical chow scene was enioyed by seniors every day along with discussions of love and politics. and eoognilriem Seniors spent many second periods arranging and studying music theory Here Gray Osborne plays a tune while Mr Hanson points out the place in the score and other interested music lovers look on Senior football lettermen played their last game and then were awarded their last letters an the football awards assembly Lettermen are Chug Chug Dnllow and Harvey Begay Bottom row Don Price Jerry Cruncher Thomas Hiram Kennedy and Mike Feeney 51 top row, left to right: Bill Brown, Ken Hahn, Jerry amcafz Daw genome 7 7716 R sl FN neo A15 mains IA MRS s Nuuss SP-WA MEMORIES OF three hugh school years are behund the lunuor class and now dreams of beung senuors actually become realutues One hundred and suxty four strong the uunuor students were led by Allyn Bagshaw un all phases of school lufe whule Frances Ryley John Douds and Burness Kennedy were vuce presudent secretary and treasurer respectuvely Carol Shaver and Gene Musselmann were occupued suxth peruod as student councul repre sentatuves Workung luke Busy Bea vers on theur magazune sale to funance the annual uunuor senuor barbecue and prom was the uunuors maun prog ect of the year wuth Pat Stamm the best salesman Scholastucally John B s sell Frances Ryley and Vur gunua Mathus led the uunuors on the honor roll and Parnassus Beaver co edutors were Sue Prudgeon and Judy Robunson whule prancung prettues that promoted pep were Head Mauorette Mada Iene Goff and pom por gurls Duxue Crocker Judy Fowler Carol Keller and Marulyn Oberg Outstandung sports partu cupants were Chuck Graves Allen Smuth Davud Meduna and Duck Robunson Junuor class offucers stan lung are Presudent Allyn Bagshaw John Douds sec retary and Gene Mussel mann boy representatuve Suttung Burness Kennedy treasurer Frances Ryle vuce presudent and Carol Sha fer gurl representatuve -52- 1' 744 face 33 Q! ...J fxr 1'- Blllle Beck Shurley Begay Anne Bergstrom Bruce Berry Kay Bertllng Marlene Blles John Bissell Ronald Blaker Mlke Blandlng Daniel Brewer Joan Buckland Gary Carlson Trudy Chambers Margaret Chatham Janet Chnstensen b 53 I B 1,A . Phullap Adams Ted Adams Ann Agee Arnold Ake Joy Arey Gerrle Arlotta Bob Ast Carla Baehr Allyn Bagshaw Wayne Bartram rf fli Curt Cluff Stewart Cole Pat Coleman Mane Collms Leo Copeland ' I Ronnie Corral ' Kam Cowan lx ,1 Dnxie Crocker Dave Curtns Nick Daub 'X ,44 6 A R , lf f 1 r p ,fl ' 3 Lf 1 xl' 1' ul Q2 22 A ' C' .fa ., l. JL ' 11. . 1 y .'- . ' 7-4 ' ' Q ' M . ,Q M .B - r A fi A ' ' M ' C X A W ., Y A Mi A 4 Y - Al 'fx' J . . JA, 'Ay QL , lg f A A fd N 'rw 2+ 5 '- w.. y ' -Q In-A P l ry 1 in X l l , - Q. l , ' 4 A . l , F ' up , V V. . an , . . li B - It N uf ' Xi? , l ll ' awww pm al on Karen Davis Cheryl Dean Tom Duorlo Bull Dlftmer Louise Dodds Barbara Donn 'S John Douds Marsh Duke Erma Egurrola 4 Socorro Egurrola Ruku Esser Eddie Farrell Davld Fusher Judy Fowler C9 Duck Fox rs, Suzle Franco Nancy Vo Frye Mary Ann Gelger Madalene Goff lg' Gran! Goodman X Julle Grandmefh Chuck Graves Lynda Green Maxine Gufhrle Gaul Hall if Y. Diane Harmon Susan Harkloo Craig Hams V 3 Tom Harsh X X V jg, These four studems are busily engaged un maknng posters f for the annual lunlor semor prom under the dnrechon of Mrs Q Judy Sanders art teacher :B L ,A 54 Z2 L J' KX 4 J 0 9 0 0 M I I ., Q K ba . a n ll 3 F I 4 4 ' , 4 fl lx xr 1 i f ,Ma I X . I y V V .Q ' A ,an 1 3 A r y :wr F ' C . if ' v-1:5 A Y I xy.. Y, in , A1 , tl l amen 'Y yfjl . Q I 'b 'T ' - L ' ' X - . 'vv ' - , 0 n . 4 fe ' 'PM , ' dh . ffl F fx M I Ch i fx X 'I . 137 4 Q I X A 1 r, f f ' ' lxi . . qi' 'fx ' ' ' M otwccea mwl77Za4oc Joe Hassan REMV fy? Pat Hauser Darrel Haworth Ksgl Dale Henderson Ross Hendnx Eddie Herman Bull Hlbbs Nelda Hnlllard Carl Hobson Lmda Hochstetler hu... Ji ' r' rj: Nl X 7 El 4. Jumor Presndent Allyn Bagshaw presents PafS1amm with a wrnsf watch she won by being highest salesman In the lunnor magaznne sales 55 MQ ,L,,f,: 2 ,,,x ,m,Ei?w: . . ! ,A,,. N , Q :N ,l,, y H, y A W ...Qi d A 55 Q C y U . . 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V C , J f ' 1 4-Self Keith Huggins Marleen Hurllman Kay Jackman Charles Jones Eddle Jusi Judy Keblmger Carol Keller Jlm Keltner Burness Kennedy Dora Kern John Klmbrell Charles Klum Mary Kay Knoche Pat Leonardo David lewis Harley llshak Eldon Lund ff f'Je..f .Ioe Luiz Vlrgmla Mathis 4' 8.- mme 66444 Inaba auaafwl Jose Matus Jam McBride Janet McGee Grace Ann Mclntyre Bob Meccy Davld Medlna Bob Meyer James Muller Gene Musselmann Shella Neelands 3- Mary Nelson Carole Nordlck Jane Nourse Marllyn Oberg Charles O Neal ,XV 1 Vlvan Pagan Fred Parker John Parker Carol Puerce , 5 Joanne Pnce Sue Prldgeon Gene Ralston J gr larry Reed Duck Robinson 'dv' Judy Robmson Sharon Roblnson U Susan Robinson 4- Skeezlx Blurr Frances Ryley fa, Bull Schooley 4? 6 Carol Shaver larry Shulfzman Eddle Sllva Allen Smith WI' 56 1 0 1 W K K h Z n . Q ' , 1 ,' 3 -E 3 P' A h X :ig , :df ' -L ' +11 ff , K A - 49' u ' ,, ,al ' ' Q g 1 LX A7 ' A, as-A ' 1 L . I Vk',V, K if MA' , ' 4 l ll J ' P J A. 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We .leadmcdcp F Mtes APPE NFELDER LARSON THE SOPHOMORE CLASS of 1956 as unllke most hugh school classes ln that rt IS stall growing nn snze as lt progresses through school As freshmen the class enrollment was 165 and at the start of the current year 227 were enrolled The hustle and bustle of school days ns shared by all classes and the sophomores have contrnbuted much to school domgs Bull Reddell Raul Bernal and Paul Florlo played on the varslty football squad and Sharon Brown was head cheerleader Penny Druke Peggy Cox Duane Parker and Dot Tubb all sophomore cheerleaders added to school splrnt at every game Representlng the band were Claudua Musselmann Howard Cummings Mnckey Smnth Penny Druke Tom Eakes Pete Blakesley and John Osborne ln the dramatlcs department Sharon Brown and Duck Srlverman were IU the cast of Meet Me In St Louis Susne Wrnght Donna Cam Davrd Rlchards and James May led the sopho mores honor roll MR HEYWOO D Seated from left to right are Howard Cummings presndent Peggy Cox treasurer and Dot Tubb vnce presadent Standnng are Mackey Smuth and Penny Druke representatives and Diane Parker secretary 58 0 I g . 1 rryrr . 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Paul Almhlell Margaret Andress Glorua Arsenault 'ffxbe Melvm Ashe Neva Azball Susanne Balash Ruby Bartram OV' Blll Baugh Arlene Beard pf Af gm -5? I A M ,,- 4' our Barbara Brewer John Brocat Carl Brown Richard Bubb Bruce Buckley Alex Budge 4-B .a 4 Z' NJ Charles Burns Kat' ryn Burns Rohert Burlcher Sherrne Byars H 4 , Cecnlna Caldwe George Caldwell 5 l xXx. 67 , , ar l . . xp rxlvij . iff' ll -fl l ff: .S 4. Q ' . in f f , , Q- gf '. f '5 , , f 'ff l . ' W .I x f r lx , Q I l ! l A I . 4 I 4 'f R , . j - rg - IA , , , I ' M ' 4 , 511 K 4 f 'vl Y' A 1 ll Fx K r.,,,J Q i ,P V ' , - A N - - - 3- l -. s . . . - J - . . Charles Bohon f V x ' f l v f ' ' 'Q -- X'-X J l :lf A , X by - l 'i A ' ,lu M , , ,ia , ,a if 2 Q ' , A - l ' lv 'fu N - a - I A A Q - A A 3' .Ll - B A B ' X f ,. f f l i , 'K A ' f' -an 7 1 ' ' l as A ff ' H , ., Q N. 'sv 41 ' 9 saxgy' gf, ,gm l y Elizabeth Campbell Mary Jo Carlyon Vnvlan Carr Janet Carter Sue Cavln Patsy Chapman Vlckl Chrustlan Corrme Clark Paul Cluff Margene Cole Bully Collms Bob Conrad md Uppmmma Zia amaze 1 1 :Xl llnda Douglass Mike DuFraln Gloria Duncan Lamont Dunnam Edward Eckhardt Duane Edwards Patty Egurrola Myrna Enos Mickey Esmay Richard Fast Tee Feeney Irma Flores I Y ' -4 f Josephine Corrales Gloria Counts Dorene Cr otzer Lowell Crow Rnchard Damnano Elaune DeBerge y K X' .fxf Tommy Dahlll ,- Sharon DelDuca John Diehl Vance Dlvlto Esther Dodds Stephen Dorne 4? .qv lift ,of I ea 4-1 Qeflmg Uk! Za a Q' yr Ww- 'T Mnlllcent Fork Jack Fox Joel Fned Dennns Frye Richard Fukuchl Seb Garote Steve Gatschet Nancy Glblm Elnzabeth Glose 4 Ahce Gonzales George Greene Bobby Gregory V'-ol lu. Nancy Hagemeyer Carole Hall Dorls Harrell Kathleen Harris Warren Hays Davld Helmer S r if ' lr xvqtfk Harold Henagar Charhe Hull Holly Hllsabeck Dan Hockersmnth Gordon Holcombe Kent Hooper 1 4 :sl -11 X f Q ' is a LJ Sf Tum Hoyt Murray Huggins Evan Hughes Richard Hummel Darlean Hutchins Nancy John px 'EGG -'YJ fa-04 ,fd Adolph Karowskl Carolyn Kelton Davld Kendnck Joyce Kennedy Donna Kent Florence Kern 69 0 ' , ,lfixfe .5 . lift 12 K G ' ,, 7 .' ' w 'A , ri -Q' ' Q-6 to , , Q, A, ' G Qi 1 1 K 03 4 M ' , i Q ' , K If l ,i sl W . ' . E 3 w Gi : 1 Gr 1, ITT ' ' -Q Q R 2 'Q ,' 4 .- XV ' -. K I-f 1 v i 1 H .1 ' ,ff 1 , l G sf? . G G s f f A QT f 'f lqu - , f - V M I Q E ' J 7.31 ' :V ,J .- , A as VU . V K W ,Q .7 . . V , 1,5 1, Q V. ,ir A' lx ' ' fl - '-Q Q. N , Vrt 1 A 1 I , A,Xa Ll Ee. all A . '! , g -I ' Q ' m' J K l l Vx V l , 4 s Q Q , we G l . R ' 1' V ' 'f - K l K l I ' I, , A my 1 'Y' ,QU , 'V 4 4' 1- 'Q 5 1 h l 5 xg r- , 'ag - l 'V L EX lfvwib. - I X , I 'iv l'rQ,:' :ia .hir 7476 Wadi Wwe and Wcewn Sammy Kershaw Rlck Kersten Januce Kmgsley lynn Kutzman Larry Klennman Jack Kocour Sammy lafon Gary Lamb Marsha Landes Jack l.aSota Sud Lee Tommy Lee 1 :xg Alrce Martln Ronnne McAvlay Sandy McClure Babs McFee Margaret McFee Jam McKinney Mnke Mclaughlln Nancy Muller Donald Moenlch Andy Moore Judy Moore Connie Morales 4 M,f4 ff -1? 'ti 70 1 ff ,4 'P Joanne Lemlre Bob Lemons Jacque Lewns Janet Lewns Dolores lindsey Sue Lunfor Loren Lrstnak Julne lrttle Walter Lucek Ronald Luge Albert Lund Robert Machen ,4 . ' I I . i . M V A 4 ,G 1- ,L ,,, A A r , , ' D . ' lg '-fr a4t ' ,j - 1 r M. we 'Q :fx ,L 9 , .. 1' ,'. -' pr A , ,, Y K , 'R .0 M 2 yy I A 'V 'Z ' l N 7 V- K . --o- ., -. l LD 1 ' 1 -foo ,5 It Q as I. rj CQ' E 4 If . ' - .G 1 4 A 1 A A441 ll Ll 3 v 15' Q , Q ,E '2' L Y' ,ta 4 Qin? fx. df K . -pa' X M- a .X A I - 4: ' A A , . Si? Xa-L' 4 'Q I 'Ll 1-59 ,' - -fry' I , Q 1 f 4 ' R77 M 5' K x .fi ill ' ' U J ' '4 V L , 'N X I , 1 ' f X K l 191 I I 40 Dave Parker Sally Parr .llm Payne Tom Payne Peggy Peacock Geraldme Perea 1044 kan an Z at ff' 3 Q-1 Sharon Morgan Jlm Munch Nancy Munguua Patrncra Murdock Janet Murphy Celestme Nelson Teddy Neubert Janlce Nichols Margie Noland Rnchard Norred lnnda O Hara Donald Padllla r ' - 5 ,fi '? 2' 3J ' ' 1' - fr, 1-5 . ,Q rx ,X . P . lx in ,' SP ll A ,..,l fem. N 7' 11 f' 5 P 'l X l ' ' gg: R E ' 3' '17 . 3 - I , - - x x I A ' ' , ol D '. Q A r-ll? x Q V fl l .f X H'..glf'l ' 4 X I L F N , 'af 1 ff 'af c f it 'ix R ' 'V It ' P P ff' P- ' e l'A f1llf V+, I .J X V - . -L . 1 x a Q, K , NX L-J Wi: N44 R Y - Nancy Petty A M 4 Q . A K .fl I -42 'I 'H '2 ,' , k . - 5 Q L , . ' lf? P ff L P er p tk if I A t . I fx ' Iflx r 'Q X' Q r Y? A 72 ' A A K . . I 1 Q 1 l I lv. N i - 'l A 'A -6 P ff l a- ,J . '4 l fi .fi in ff' - ly I I Y Q K I lr N . I u x IJ ' ' lf..,,f ' Make Prerce Nancy Pnerceall Robert Platt .lackle Polen Rnchard Rea 4-+9 4 7 .Qu ' Q 71 -f7 Q ,Q Jerry Reed Jane Retter Eddne Ruchardson James Ruggrns Tum Rnley Shnrley Roscoe Bully Rose Pamela Roush Jenna Rowland Jlm Rummage Lula Jean Russell Chrrstma Ryley Wayne Santo Sharon Scherer Robert Schlosser Phnl Schnelder Stephen Scott Janice Schwelkart Howard Seesholtz Ray Sexton Ken Slereclu Albert Sllva Clanton Smnth Ellen Smnth Margaret Swallow John Szychowskl Carolyn Tay or John Tennyson Karen Terry Barbara Thomas Deanna Thompson Mlke Tldwell lmda Tlllery Geraldine Tlmmons Jam Uhl Reese Verner I Q9 K ,qv Jn Y 4 U1 g va 'Ml :A f 1? I N-v I -1 for PN 1 If .af N' 72 X QT' f X --f Jonathan Smith larry Smith Robert Smlth Dorothy Sohren Dons Speer Sue Stegner Marlce Stevenson .lack Stewart Jean Stlpek Sherne Stlres Robert Stout ff I I 0 0 0 .Il I P U , I, 4, lm, fr I ' . . XX' J ,gy fgtv -L V . V -, T P .r 3 - i E 1 f Y S ft T S -1 T T , 3 fflsf . R' t I -Q - ,ya v 1-.- -.4 . . 9 R ' Q - - eg I l f ' . ax ,I . V ., All VA K 4 1-QW ' X . , ' . ' if It , tj xl X .XT fa ,,, SITT ll wg' 1 ,.. l 'Q Xv o 1 '- ky 'u I W' 5 N c . , A le 'K 'Q 'pn V T , kj X Michael Speakman 'R X we ,Q Q S- ' x ' . 1551 .V X - . A A f:J.1 - ' T1 l - Y a if 1 N ,Cv 'sp ' ' y V . al V Q ,V ' 'X I .Nw vs B I S 1 VIEQ I f,-Q5 C' S I l '3 f . S '3 . 'A .3 W -. , - 4 'S I v ll fag! 49 .ii fb! AIA- l . 'T y , ,- ffwel ,, R Q .f f S f t Q ' . S Q . ... Q ,f .-A ,fb 1. 'I .lk - T 1 1 R T x ff K I l f ' 'K' Stan Whlsenhunl Douglas Whne Ronny Wlegman Sandra Wllgus Carol Wllllams David Wllson Judy Wllson Mary Wllson Steve Wllson Laura Wrnght Paul Znmmerman Irvmg lvanavlch awmd Za qfczppq page 'www P? Karen Vnges Judy Vonl-lmlcen Kent Wager Clarence Wallace .hmmy Warren Margaret Watts Bnllue Dee Webber Sam Wemdruch Jaume Weur Rene Wendell -73.. dead Future sensors of tomorrow? These fresh men are gonng through the tradmonal fresh man Inmahon Day guven bythe Sophomores at the beginning of school year. Wm lwfff Lf J 0 42' THROUGHOUT THE YEARS, clubs and honor soczet'es have been an Important, vltal part of hugh school life Comradshup and servuce are the malor alms of these clubs, and members fund that such organnzatuons stress wullnngness and cooperatuon from which comes frnendshup, a lastlng frnendshup that ns the fruut of workung together toward a common good Abxllty to Inve un harmony and peace wrth fellow men ns the fmal achuevement which comes as the result of the exchange of Ideas and the dlscussuons and debates whrch are a part of commumty partucnpatuon 75 LX I ,ze e z T 'id . t l Q, ' ,t ' .',. ,f - 3 'li - Hu, V f api? .7 ' M! M-I 5 i ' if V A , , l s .,4 K K' 'fd I 'lx A I sf . A X bfi , , N,,,,,w' 5 my K' H ri-'I' ,Ar ' is MW' . 1' Y Tl fi' DENNIS HOLLING Vice-President students as expressed lh the student const: tutlon and merit and demerlt system are l carried out fully and without favor This ever growing 'ob was supervised this year l by two sponsors, Cecil McGirr and Clyde JUDY DUFF Kidd Secretary MR CLYDE KIDD Sponsor 76 GEORGE SHIPLEY President SELF-GOVERNMENT is no idle term when applied to the students of Scottsdale High. Sixteen students are elected annually by the student body or classes, and these stud- ents perform many functions and services in making certain that the mandate of the PAT SMITH Treasurer X L C CIL MCGIRR Sponsor A v,VV y, AV.. A - Q A L Z, , wire V i A i 32 liigfgi N S Lf MR' E g T A '5g,?i'ff, Self- WM ' Wm tv, 4 ..,. ,Jing gf , 57 , te at -. ru! . L u Mfg, Ui 7 at Y ,il 1 f 'A 32 A Q f L 5. 'IJ l f 5 ,Jf I . ,e f 5 42 S 14-' , 3 ll I' i f -N: fi! Y 1 1- ,J o 'll t Freshmen representatives, Ellen Adler, and Sophomore representatives, Penny Druke, Dave Parker. and Micky Smith. Student Body officers representatives and class presidents are standing left to right Bob Tennyson Dennis Hollung Pat Smith Mitzi Fox Gray Osborne George Shipley Judy Duff Carol Shaver Gene Musselmann Allyn Bagshaw Slttlng Mackey Smith Penny Druke Howard Cummings Steve Wilson Ellen Adler and Dave Parker Junior representatives Carol Shaver and Gene Musselmann , o Senior Representatives Tennyson tu. 'RQ E! ll Mitzi Fox and Bob v il ,- Q - 3 !f',ffs l 'f f y , ' A' 1 , F KF, fr , , - 1 , -- ', it v ,v A I l 1 , '..' , , : . . I I ' I ' f , 1 I 1 , I I I ' ' l I I I I ' I I . . I . . I :gg L f 5iM,LM,w - My V15 ' J i ' lf! ' f '1 if- 2 I H' s t , K V r A J . . . 1 1-Ae ,A H 1 ,Q lt 'Q f . , Y ty fury? , '. . , . gg r ,, ' -F, i A .'- ' vc 1 rt ' 4 P , 'H ' A -. rv' ' ' , 4 A ,wi . , 8 ,J .-W . , . . S. at ,, , ' 4 . , ' f . 74 7' ' 1, ' ., 'S' ,I ' I ag H -t 0 , , V ., I., , . , ,,,,,j, . 5 A ms 1 ft WA 1' ,N 1 C7 K Top row, left to right: Carl Heilbing, John Bissell, Gray Osborne, Bud Hendricks, Gary Weingartner, and Steve Jennings. Third row: David Richards, Pat Feeney, Mitzi Fox, Mickey Smith, Robert Tenneyson, Harvey Himel- fork and Sim May. Second row: Genevieve Voss, Pat Terry, Suzanne Whitaker, Virginia Mathis, Marilyn Van Slyke, Judy Keblinger, Dianne Winkleman, Penny Albright and Karen Flake. Bottom row: Suzie Wright, Pen- ny Weber, Ann Bergstrom, Carol Shaver, Nancy Baechlin, Lois Poole, Delores Jimenez, Pat Smith, Pat Lieb, and Rae Fukuchi, Opwta -' MOST OF THE SCHOOL'S brighter students belonged to Mrs. Kahl's Parnassus Club. Its purpose is to reward and promote superior scholarship. Fifteen or more grade points were the requirement for membership, which included fourteen seniors, ten juniors, and ten sophomores. Officers were1 Melinda Budge, secretaryg Mrs. Kahl, sponsor, Vernon Wright, presi- dent, George Shipley, viceapresidentg and Judy Duff, treasurer. George Shipley, Pat Feeney, Gary Weingartner, Judy Duff, Melinda J' Budge and Vernon Wright, were selected as the most promis ng ' SOXQ, academically, of the senior class. They are busy here, taking a preliminary screening test for college scholarships. The National Merit Scholarship Corporation sponsored the test. 0 x u Z K v- n - Pat Thorson Pat Smith cg President Vice-President I Twila Jesman Mrs. Doris Howard Secy-Treasurer Sponsor 'ics 42.2. ' ONE OF THE MOST helpful and active organizations at school was the Beaver Builders Club. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Howard, they presented the B.B. Sweetheart Dance, made a homecoming float, and were of unfailing service at school functions. This year's 37 members were maintaining a tradition that was growing with the school. Linda Wright, Elvera Jensen, and Nancy Walt, take a lick oft-the sucker, which was ' a part of the B.B, initiates' antics during their initiation. ...QW -.4-1 Green Gables was the site of the annual B, B, steak dinner. Each girl who attended was given a large white carnation with a maroon B on it. Top row, left to right: Susan Robinson, Barbara Butler, Mitzi Fox, Lynn Walker, Kaye Kocour, Sonia Hanson, Mary Anderson, Pat Feeney, Jerri Arlotta. Third row: Connie Dixon, Carolyn Ricks, Gail Hall, Penny Albright, Marilyn Van Slyke, Melinda Budge, Elvera Jensen, Frances Ryley, and Linda Wright. Second row: Tony Diorio, Barbara Donn, Pat Stamm, Judy Robinson, Cartie Wathen, Nancy Riley, and Sharon Robinson, Bottom row: Rae Fukuchi, Kaye Bertling,KyIe Zeitler,Louise Watts, Carol Shaver, Ann Bergstrom, Linda Green, and Nancy Walt. K , , , X gJ C FTE f Q I l Top row Duxle Crocker Barbara Butler Mrtzu Fox and Judy Alexander Bottom row Mrs Pogue sponsor Judy Fowler Deana Dorman Marnlyn OBerg and Carol Keller Pom Pon gurls leave dance routxnes and chuck outfits behund to run a llttle scrimmage Top row left to rlght Nancy Howard Nancy Frye and e Beaugureau Bottom row Ellen Adler Karen Vuges and Bar bara Donn All HAVE SEEN and recogmzed SH S s elght varsaty Pom Pon gurls, but not everyone knew there were 'I4 others Slx of the other gurls were layvees and the other eight were beglnners Mem bershup requnred that one to be able to dance have posse have the abllrty to arrange useable dance steps, and be able to work with a group Mrs Pogues gurls were tops an creatlng school spmt and an presentmg classy entertamment 80 I 1 1 1 , . : . 1 1 1 1 , . 5.1 if as vi 1-4 1 F ll ,MW , V , : , , B tsy 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . u o n ' . . . . . . 0 . . . . ' Y . . . , . . . . 1 . . . . .C v' Band Lettermen officers left to right are: Marilyn Van Slyke, secretary, Charles Ketchum, treasurer, Mr. Han- son, sponsor, Gray Osborne, presi- dent, and Evelyn Bradford, vice- president. THE BAND LETTERMEN'S CLUB is composed of the more aggressive members of the Beaver Band. To become a member of this organi- zation, a person has to receive 707: of the possible points, and have the band master's recom- mendation. The 20 members are striving to raise musical stand- ards in the school. Wafzadq l A Przom 77icuh5aenZ Top row, left to right: Adrian Rangel, Gene Musselmann, Howard Cum-t mings, Bob Pease, and John Osborne. Second row: Mike Wagner, George Shipley, Penny Albright, Margaret Chatham, Mickey Smith, and John Valentine. Bottom row: Jane Nourse, Carol Shaver, Twila Jesman, Mary Ann Geiger, Pat Smith and Nancy Walt. I fx gl 2. i .t l -i t ti 1 3 3 . ,p Q A' baud 'll ll' S l THE LETTERMEN'S CLUB, an or- ganization composed of letter- men of varsity sports, was spon- L.. 1 it 4 f , l 1' 3325552 sored by Coach Savage. The club A ' promotes better sportsmanship , and rewards superior athletic A achievements. The requirements for membership are to earn a varsity letter, and to be accepted by club members and the spon- sor. Officers left to right are: Jerry Thomas, president, Mr. Savage, spon- sor, George Ramsey, vice-president, Allyn Bagshaw, secretary-treasurer, and Harvey Begay, sergeant-at-arms. X x X gui Top row, left to right: Bill Schooley, Kenneth Davis, Hiram Kennedy, Phil Fast, and Danny Brewer. Second row: Dennis Holling, Mike Chick Graves, and David Medina. Bottom row: Charles Goff, Bill Druke, Walter Gregory, and Eddie Farrell. Feeney, Jerry Dillow, l , ' PM W it I. I 7 V. W 1 1. ,V L 2 5 V , ' . 'Q 1' ' ., i , .- A V r l. Top row left to rlght Janet Lewls Jeanne Lamont Nancy Petty Yvonne Prlnce Joan Wulson Januce Nlchols Ursula Mann Phyllss Nelson and Frances Ryley Row3 Elalne Hughes Joanne Prnce Sh l St h C nr ey ep ens onna Surf gat Murdiock Duane Wunkleman Dlanne Parker Kathleen Kennedy Carol Norkuck and Susan Harkloo o A T w nn omas Betty Pablo Penny Paul Patsy Hobson Darby Sue Zaleckl Betsy Beaugurea Landa Bal llett Karen Smith Judy Thunstead and Prnscxlla Calhoun Bottom row Sue Ellen Llnfor Peggy Leacoc Nancy Baecklun Delores Jsmenez Barbara Jackson Nancy Plerceall Ruth Rowan Gloria Bugelow Dot Tubb Penny Druke Suzanne Stegner and Buelah Jewell TO PROMOTE BETTER sportsmanship, school spmt and game pep were the alms of the Pep Club an organlzatlon of 50 members Wlth Mrs Strong as thelr head figure, the pep club has helped create better splrut and lnvelmess durmg games Delores Jnmenez was president Top row left to rlght Sandra Brady Gloria Duncan Nancy John Laura Wrnght Duane Edwards Elalne DeBerge Sharon Spnnzel Tony Dnorno Lynda Butler June Allar and Susan Robunson Row 3 Lmda Hochstetler Duane Harmon Pat Terry Cartue Wathen Anne Agee Anne Bergstrom Loxs Poole Betty Newton Avis Reed Barbara Burke and Barbara Bronson Row 2 Joyce Kennedy Ellen Smuth Chrnstue Bohlung Holly Hllsabeck Sue Cavnn Sandy McClure Mary Ann Genger Janet McGee Vuckl Chrlstaun Delores Llndsey Barbara Gnau Carol Strmson and Sherrne By ars Bottom row Donna Cam kan Nancy Muller Peggy Cox Sharon Brown Sue Bissell Marc Aurelius Carmon Galmo Eulah Jewell and Mrs Strong sponsor 82 , l I I : f 1 1 1 I f I g - : I 1 I , , , , , . l : ' I I I I I I - f 1 , . : , , ' I I I I I I , , . I r 5 I f I 1 1 I , , , , . 2 , , , , , , , , , , . 1 1 f I 'V i A, I , I , 1 1 U I I I . ' l , , 1 ' , Dorus Powers, Judy Von Hun- ., A, , , , ,, , , , , ' lt f, i 4 ' ' I V -si, ' ' 2 ' W i- 2' Q f l f E ' KZ? , SA' X Q9 0 f, Top row, left to right: John Bis- sell, Dianne Harmon, Kam Cow- an, Janice Dickson, Ken Davis, Brenda Clark, Gwen Bear, Mrs. Sanders, sponsor, and Sharon Stearn. Back row, left to right: Bud Hendricks, Suzanne Whitaker, Robert Semple, Jeri Smith, and Bill Hogg. Second row: Bill Cunningham, Nancy Poore, Marsh Duke, Bruce Thorn- burg, and Michael Wood. Bottom row: Charles Jones, Clarence Wallace, Larry Shultz- man, Gary Lamb and Chuck Long. UNDER THE DIRECTION of Mrs Judy Sanders, the Art Club provided posters and art work for most of the school and club actlvutles during the year Interesting art exhibits both at school and downtown, plus Christmas decorations, were Art Club contributions 1415945770: ,fomgcdool rfb THOSE WITH A YEN to en roy amateur radio, who had an extra dollar, and were interested an helping the fense found the Radio Club under the sponsorship of Mr McG:rr, lust what they had been looking for The requirements were an In terest in amateur radio, and knowledge of Morse Code 2adwdad'Zfcz4ZmZDefea4e77wz,bo4e Back row left to right Bud Hendricks Suzanne Whitaker Robert Semple Jeri Smith and Bill Hogg Second row Bull Cunningham Nancy Poore Marsh Duke Bruce Thorn burg and Michael Wood Bottom row Charles Jones Clarence Wallace Larry Shultz man Gary Lamb and Chuck Long 83 S ' ' -' - , 0 I 0 :' ': Z country through Civil De- ' I I 3 . f A I 1 t h I ll. lf ' Left to right, top row: Carol Shaver, Donna Woods, Linda Hochstettler, Brenda Clark, and Louise Wallace, Bottom row: Carol Stimson, Judy Routt, Karen Smith, Nancy Stern and Pat Leonardo. 774,-Z?mZd47m2neW UNDER THE DIRECTION of Mrs. Gentry, Scottsdale's Future Home- makers of America were promoting better home welfare through home economics. Only one semester of home ec. was needed for membership. This group of 24 served at P.T.S.A. meetings and sponsored an annual dance. 'E 4. -84- gaai Vmw FUTURE NURSES CLUB, sponsored by Mrs. Robert Corkins, has only one main qualification for membership-interest in nursing. This club sponsored dances and a party for a local children's home. Organizations such as F N C are helping our nation's welfare by turn- ing out people interested in nursing as a career. L3 Left to right top row: Ida May Wallace, treasurer, Mrs. Corkings, sponsor, and Marilyn Stobs, president, Bottom row: Jo- anne Price, secretary, and Jane Nourse, vice-president. left to right: Anita Henthorne, secretary, Norma Henthorne, viceepresident, Mrs, Gentry, sponsor, and Margaret Chatham, president. Top row, left to right: Betty Newton, Bar- bara Bronson, Suzanne Timpe, Evelyn Brad- ford, and Diane Winklernan. Third row: Linda Hochstler, Nancy Stern, Judy Thun- stead, Barbara Gnau, and Lana Weingart- ner. Second row: Karen Davis, Nancy John, Genevieve Voss, Priscilla Calhoun, and Ruth Rowan. Bottom row: Gloria Duncan, Nancy Baechlin, Kathy Burns, Mary Ann Geiger, and Kay Bertling, ffggcec ze neu afle wid eww 2:41.24 MR WELLS and has ag Club members worked hard to raise the students mterest In agrncult ure and to ralse the standards of the schools agrnculture depart ment For the school, the Ag Club sponsored dances and sold Chnstmas trees, thenr year's bug gest prolect S 149163893 nfygdlas 'EMM -as Mir! aff-fs 5. SCOTTSDALE HIGH SCHOOLS Rnfle Club was under the co sponsorshnp of Francls Paddock and Wullnam Kelley Requnrements for membership were maunly to have an Interest an furearms Dues were S1 00 for old members and S1 50 for the new members Thus club turned out students better educated nn the use and handlmg of guns Top row, left to right Bull Brown Donald Poppe Leo Copeland Torn Wnlson Don Manlch Dennls Frye Tom Jenkuns and Everett Thomas Sec ond row Murray Macleod Mlchael McDowell Jlm Tnser Tom Parch Bobby Conrad Douglas Case Wayland Bartram and Mnke Pnerce Bottom row Bobby Lemons Spence Cavallnere Morrls Stevenson Jem Uhl and Jerry Reed Ag Club otflcers are top row James Rugglns treasurer Rlchard Meyer secretary bottom row Gene Musselmann presndent Mr Wells sponsor and Wnlford Hayden vlce presudent Rlfle club offrcers are top row left to rlght John Blssell executlye Ted Adams presldent Stewart Cole vuce presldent Second row Judy Robnn son treasurer Mr Paddock sponsor Mr Kelley sponsor and Sue Prldgeon secretary Top row left to rught Rudy Rogalsku Blll Sclwooley Bob Semple Dave Platt and Ronnne Poole Thlrd row Bull Clark Gary Carlson Phlllp Adams Sudney Parker Jerry Arlotta Kam Cowen and Suzanne Whltaker Second row Jlm McBrlde Andy Menznn Vnctor Rlclward Edward Eckhardt Mlke Pnerce Carol Pierce Donna Caln and Lnda Gosselnn Bottom row Allen Benlammn Chuck Long Paul Stewart Jon Collmeyer Bob Rummage Dorus Powers and Darby Sue Zaleckl -85- S vuce presudent Lunda Wrught presudent Karen Peterson Gaul Hall secretary Carol Keller gem 7m ,-Mm 'mama ua Spam SEVENTY OF SCOTTSDALE Hugh Schools gurls learned more about gurls athletucs and sportsmanshup through the Gurls Athletuc Assocua tuon Membershup requure ments uncluded two years of physucal educatuon or en rollment un a pe class at the tume Mrs Peggy Strong sponsor turned out a tune group of gurls to compete un unterscholastuc games Top row left to right Dorothy Sohren Sherrue Byars Sandra Brady Chrustunua Ryley Laura Wrught Wanda Mechlung Ann Vogle Pat Jones Marulyn Stobs and Carla Baehr Thlrd row Dorene Crotzer Sandy McClure Carol Hall Nancy Puerceall Joyce Kennedy Marleen Huruman Nancy Vo Frye Lunda Butler and Judy Wade Second row Nancy Munguua Sue Bussel Vucku Chrustuan Carol Norduck Genevueve Voss Judy Routt Susan Harkloo Peggy Rae Fukuchu treasurer and Mrs Peggy Strong sponsor Top row, left to rlght Karen Terry Nancy John Januce Nuchols Duane Edwards Elaun De Berg Duxue Crocker Bully Dee Weber Nancy Hagemeyer and Betty Glose Thurd row Janet Kungsley Deana Thomson Cecelua Caldwell Jenna Rowland Margaret Andres Dorrus Harrell Mary Ann Geuger and Jolene Huser Second row Glorua Duncan Arlene Beard Lynn Kutzman Suzanne Stegner Jackue Polen Sharon Del Duca Susanne Balash and Carolyn Kelton Bottom row Buelah Jewell Ellen Smuth Judy Von Hunken Julue Luttle Carol Wulluams Dorothy Sohren Betty Jo Trutten Carolyn Beran and Eulah Jewell C . , . . , . . , . . . . , I I . F I . .I I . . . .I I I I I I . I I l 1 1 1 - 5 1 . ' . . . . I . l . I I I Cox, Barbara Burke, and Carol Stimson. Bottom row: Alice Munguia, Roberta Demarbiex, ' - ' 1 ' ' , ' 2 , ' , 1 , ', : - , . I ' . z I I , . . I . , . J 1 . , , . ' : ' ' I l I . I I . . ' ' . ' : ' ' , , , ' . . , ' : ' I I I . ' I . . I , , . - 6 - Top row, left to right: Deana Dorman, Susan Robinson, Ursla Mann, Phyllis Nelson, Mitzi Fox, and Karen Smith. Third row: Sharon Sprinzl, Lynda Butler, Diane Parker, Mary Hauser, Nancy Baechlin, and Kathleen Kennedy. Second row: Miss Biorklund, sponsor, Pat Smith, chaplain, Melinda Budge, sgt. at arms, Barbara Butler, vice- president, Pat Feeney, president, Mary Anderson, treasurer, Judy Duff, secretary, and Ruth Rowan. Bottom row: Judy Robinson, Delores Jimenez, Louise Watts, Suzanne Sandberg, Sharon Brown, Peggy Cox, and Penny Druke. me-We-2 and We-Z rice 7Zw ,4 ' to Sake! 716- 7476- 2 TO CREATE, MAINTAIN, and ex- tend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character, is the pur- pose of the Tri-Hi-Y. This club, un- der the sponsorship of Miss Biork- Iund, is connected with the YW- CA. The 28 members helped out with community proiects and held summer dances at The Com- munity Center. Top row, left to right: Mike Feeney, Dennis Holling, president, Hiram Kennedy, Eldon Lund, and John Douds. Second row: Mr. Hendricks, sponsor, Dennis Frye, Dennis Shanahan, secretary, Darrell Franklin, Jerry Thomas and Eddie Farrell. Bottom row: Allyn Bagshaw, Bill Hibbs, chaplain, Tom Hibbs, Harvey Begay, sargeant-at-arms, Paul Florio and Don Price. Wa- 2 THE MAIN PURPOSE of the Hi-Y club, a YMCA affiliation, is tp create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Mr. Hendricks sponsored the I-li-Y which had a membership of twenty boys. -87.- r if iii I f 3. A x L Hx, f-.ef Front row: John Osborne, Marilyn Van Slyke, Jim May, Evelyn Bradford, Mary Ann Geiger. Second row: Pat Berg, Verna Caine, Dick Valentine, Tommy Risk, Melvin Ashe, Chuck Duff, Nancy Poore, Jane Nourse, Trudy Chambers. Third row: Charles Burns, Carol Veitmeier, Judy Green, Twila Jesman, Ernest Millanez, John Valentine, Michael Wagner, Gray Osborne, Adrian Rangel, Keith Anderson, Margaret Chatham, Jean Van Slyke. Standing: Mr. Hanson, Howard Cummings, Mickey Smith. lc, if r vm rm M? 993 ,qw EUGENE L. HANSON, head of the Scottsdale High School music de- partment, has done marvelous and extraordinary work to make the school band one of the state's best, and has put in many extra hours in rehearsal and try-outs. Mr. Hanson sponsors the Band Lettermen's Club, and firmly disapproves of those who do not have pride in their school. His favorite saying is a fond You dad-gum, cotton-pickin' Yaquis. 5..'-Q,-.. f N'.,,,.- . -N. xr V i 5 .. 3 Q. '- rw 1 .'l , if i ,V 4. 9 l 1 .4 J'5'faiV xt First row: Pat Smith, Claudia Musselmann, Carol Shaver, Lynda Ross, Penny Druke. Second row: Elvera Jensen, John Lucek, Carol Pierce, Tommy Eakes, Gene Musselmann, Jan Haynes, Nancy Walt, Penny Albright, Kyle Zeitler. Third row: George Shipley, Peter Blakesley, Ronald Zelany,Jim Blunt, Virginia Mathis, Bob Tennyson, Charlie Ketchum, Jim Munch, Jim Keltner, Gary Weingartner, Betty Mathis, Harley Listiak. Standing: Gwendolyn Bear, Madalene Goff. GOOD APPRECIATION and interpretation of music and considerable playing talent are the requirements needed to ioin the state-renowned Scottsdale Beaver Band. During the year the band made a three-day tour, played for the Scottsdale rodeo, presented Christ- mas and Spring concerts and added color and excitement to our football games both at home and out of town. Band director, Eugene Hanson, has done a fine iob in producing one of the best school bands in the state. Serving as directors of band activities are, Evelyn Bradford, personnel, Kyle Zeitler, librarian, Jane Nourse, ticket sales, and Carol Shaver, lettermen's points. -39- Salad: 4 26 game! anaemia Pat Smuth sennor played flrst chair flute an both Beaver band and All State band Featured concert players added var: ety and talent to the furst three con certs of the Scottsdale Beaver Band George Shnpley senior was a four year member of the band and was also In the AllState or chestra playnng the vno ,:' Senior Gray Osborne was nn the Beaver Band for two years He was the leader of the Seven Moods and blew trumpet lead In the school dance band E Sensor Charles Ketchum was a French horn player for four years He played In All State for two years All Stater John Osborne so homore played clarnnet and saxop one nn the band and dance bands and was also an yn? kf,, Kyle Zeutler active mem ber of the Beaver Band Seven Moods and school dance band played the bassoon and puano ff! xx l guard Wlemlm P THE S WHICH STANDS for Scottsdale, has been a tradntlen of the band for many years The pom pon gurls and maprettes and the band members form the S as a salute to then' school It was included In all the halftrme and pre-game shows The band members along wnth pom pon gurls and malorettes make the trombone formation whuch was part of the musnc show presented during the Camelback game Spellung out TEA M the SHS band and malorettes proudly take theur hats off to the SHS football team The students were famllnar wuth the routme as at was used often dunng the band s performances ig NN uf lxfClwAPZq-ZESSQVNXQX J x f-Q , s R l Z, E ffl-J I ,, ,iii N9 Mbf, ': 'Fur ,A kb fx is N- 6147 Waaaza ALL THROUGH LIFE each of us struggles to make something of himself and to be recognized by our fellow men Most Important In that effort is the recognition received for our achievements whether schol astic, social or extra-curricular. Many of our most valuable students are not always recognized by the awarding of honors, yet their participation is appreciated and needed for the advancement of the school as a whole. Most of life is competitive, and although everyone cannot lead, they can ioin, followp become a working and necessary part, and in that way receive the rewards they deserve. -93- gow! pfzdaceaa PAT WINS PRIZES, HONOR r Jung ,lv kilt W'-..'l . -WN 9' 'Q' am ffm CHARMING BROWN EYED blonde Pat Thorson was chosen to represent Scottsdale rn the Mass Salad Bowl contest She was elected over fnve other fmahsts by the gumor and senior classes Pat was feted at several festave gathenngs where she appeared wnth other fmalrsts m contests gudgmg talent polse and personality Besudes bemg one of Scottsdales prettuest Pat rs also talented She snngs wuth the 'Tune Toppers s assustant edutor of the Camelback and was named Miss Scottsdale an the Mass Arrzona contest 94 Emupac foqaltq Dieplaq pldd-41066 Oaez ,4 Zum Sen6ofzDaq?' PAT THORSON was elected by the senior class to compete for the title Senior Day Queen, held on Senior Day at the University of Arizona. Although Pat didn't win, it was only because Scottsdale had won last year. W 706mm BILL BROWN, versatile offensive and defen- sive back on the Scottsdale varsity football team, was chosen Homecoming King by vote of the student body. The 5 foot 9 inch sen- ior was selected over two other finalists. Attractive senior, Judy Duff, was crowned Homecoming Queen over two other candi- dates. Judy was active in many phases of school life, including student council, drama and academic standing. A Q5 5. YJ -0' Saiatata-new A TEST GIVEN by the National Merit Scholar- ship Corporatlon determined Vernon Wright to be In the top 26 of high school seniors throughout the nation scholastlcally. Vernon has 'l9'h units to his credit consisting of all I s except for one 2. As president of Parnas- sus Vernon was master of ceremonies at the Annual National Honor Society Conven- tion here March 'l4. He is also French Club President and a member of the Radio Club. Waleafc LEADING THE 1956 graduating class with a total of 20'A units Judy Duff received straight ones with the exception of two 2 s during her hugh school career As secretary ofthe student body Parnassus and Trl HI Y she is kept busy In many phases of school life Judy was freshman and sophomore class president and valedlctorlan of her eighth grade class Magi! Wm 704 Wanna, Sldde at eammeacememf Seneca Duff HIGH GRADE AVERAGE holdmg elective offices In classes and clubs and being active In school functions determined that Judy Duff was outstand mg Semor Judy was president of her class for two years and student body secretary this year She also held offices In Tn HIY and Parnassus and was the best scholar in the senior class 4.4, Outatanddvzg Sauna fftllete fungal ADRIAN RANGEL was named Outstanding Senior Athlete by the Scottsdale coaching staff during March. Requirements for this honor were to have earned seven letters in malor sports average a 3 or better In solid sublects and never have been seriously disciplined In sports activities. Adrian has been chucker for the varsity base- ball team for four years and on the basketball team for three years. This year he was high point cager with 295 points. Trumpet is the instrument Adrian played in the Beaver Band for six years. He was also a Band Letterman and Lettermen's Club member. Duff 7Z4med Oatalmzddng Saa'ofz,' 244945 746 Seam f4t4let!e 0 . y gycc 1 or y . Q. D142 96 mwZ0 Sc4aa670mww 7Z4med Sdmuzqg Wm D ,4 2 Amd LITTLE RAE a well liked Beaver personalnty ns known to her fellow students as the Good Cltlzen of Scottsdale Hugh Among her many actlvltles she us treasurer of the senior class treasurer of G A A a B B and Parnassus mem ber and co-edltor of the Beaver From three candldates selected by the senlor class the faculty elected Rae to represent our school In the state DAR award contest Other candidates were Pat Smlth and Pat Feeney Desirable qualltles of a D A R contestant Include serv Ice leadershlp dependablllty and patrlotnsm been fcmeneg Scion! 4 70,6 z man at fifawzd one al Omron PAT SMITH was appointed Junlor Cltlzenshlp nommee by Mr Davls hugh school prlnclpal followlng a vote by the faculty Her actlvmes Include belng student body treasurer vuce president of B B Chaplain of Trl HI Y a member of Parnassus and Band Lettermens Clubs She was a flnallst for the D A R award and was candndate for Sensor Day Prnncess She us also a member of the All State Phoenux Youth Symphony and plays flrst flute In the Beaver band In the wmter concert she was a featured soloist THIS IS OUR heritage our constltutlon and ls worth havmg was the closing llne of Dolores Jamenezs orator :cal speech when she won the school contest durmg March Dolores talked on The Heritage of our Constitution She IS Pep Club presldent and a member of Trl HI Y and Parnassus Clubs Other fmallsts were Tom Edwards and Dolores llnd say Z Shzaefz Deana Weed 5 57 MIKE BLANDING student body presudent, Bull Schooley, vuce presudent, C a r o l Shaver, secretary, and Tonu Duoruo, treas urer were the students chouce to head Scottsdale Hugh Schools student govern ment for 1956 57 Muke, a transfer from Samohu Hugh School un Santa Monuca, Calufornua hus uunuor year, was actuve un Hu Y and Latun Clubs and was a member of the Beaver baseball team Elected veep after close run off electuons Bull was a member of both Rufle and Lettermen s Clubs Carol Shaver 1956 57 secretary had attended Scottsdale Hugh School sunce her freshman year She was gunuor class representatuve, and belonged to BB and Pep Clubs and played flute un the Beaver Band Tom was a member of BB and Pep Clubs and was entutled to attend Gurls State wuth Carol un June at Tucson '7m Dag ?e4twa,l 7 Wfmcc .fauna Scottsdale was well represented un the All State Musucal Festuval March 9 and 10 at Aruzona From left to rught furst row Brenda Clark George Shupley John Lucek Mr Lustuak Mr Han on Pat Smuth and Charles Ket chum Second row Kyle Zeutler Sue Prudgeon Evelyn Bradford John Osborne and Gary Weungartner Thurd row Bob Ten nyson Jum Munch Karen Bohl Muss Buorklund and Penny Albrught Fourth row Prusculla Calhoun Pat Thorson Tom Rusk John Benton Leo Copeland Darrel Haworth Betty Jane Mathus and Kay Jackman I I 1 . . 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I - 5 1 u , four Beaver edltors paste up layout for the Chrrstmas edntlon '7ez Kham Sdctofz af 74a Qmeldaci Startung at Scottsdale Hugh her senior year Penny Albright made lots f frnends and many achlevements She was assigned the lob of edltor of the school yearbook The Camelback Pen ny supervnsed everything layout wrut Ing assugnments and proofread ll copy before the book was sent to the prnnters Penny has had two years of exper :ence on the Panther staff In Dallas Texas -100- am Wea! geauez Staff cw ea Zafcfou Sensor Edntors Twnla Jesman and Rae Fukuchn and Junnor Edutors Sue Pnd geon and Judy Robunson spent many hours working on the Beaver As editors they planned layout paste up proofread assngned stones and made the deadline dates for copy materxal They dad an outstanding 'ob keepmg up the hugh standards of lournallsm I i I - I A I I ' I I 1 Judy Robinson, Rae Fukuchi, Twila Jesman, and Sue Pridgeon, the , . fl If , f l 0 . . . l I 1 - ' . . Q I , - , a I . czcaftg pwmatea 4:4 ?md ofzewoui EVEN THOUGH the faculty dldn t know whuch sensors were to benefit from the Faculty Scholarship Fund as of Aprll, here are a few picture hlqhllghts of their two bug fund ralsnng prolects Make that musuc mmstrelsl Whale Clown Hall looks enthusuastuc Mr Longhaur Hanson Mr Hard Bump M Figures Whatcott and Mr Strungs Lustuak keep the notes floatun My names Ida' The begun ning of a flnrtatnon by lda the Watch that stragety' Marilyn Stobs trues to score a pount for the G double A whule the red garter gal Mrs Peggy Strong says N no thou shalt not 'lOl maid portrayed by Mrs Jac quelyn Pogue durected t wards very dusunterested Cor poral Clive Wlnton played by Stephen Bryan Twas mp and tuck for three quarters then youth and speed took over and the alumna basketballers whipped the old tnmer faculty an the feature game of the benefut games held an January ,,-:fry ff ff ffi .jf ,X ,122 ff :fx if EY Efev- winger I M .VAI- 1 f 2 fjyfji JJ' L EHVE 'Cup OA! fl 102 1- ,.-. 'Ziff W f : : g X g ie' T 1 1- xi ,,... i 1' SIL b-if qi qififeapir .X 'f e' if fiifff' -Y jx, Iq,g la -viii! - if-:ff 5774 ' , YW J F .W , 4 1 1 ,r -1, i A '3 Sf , -5 X ' aff' . u f- 1 5' ' H- , 'W 47 V 1 fr -rd VV ff .V Q , -jf vi li' Af K ' 4 I ' ff -35 V ,ffi1.35 -X ,,l , -'fy K? ff in i F 5 K V3.1 Z - f ff 7 ,Q 4,4 2' xi 1 V ,Z 'vl?1, ls! ,,f2' ,4 ,jf,, 'Z H .--,V-Z iff-V, ' ff 1 +' 1 Af 1-- Q N wffJ,-ff 1 ,iff v5F,Hv y sp -M ,ar -X-f K fir: I :Y,,?V! - 'X Ib ' ' , 0 1 o 4 I Q Q Xa . GQ 4 Q 7 P w ,f Q X P f f W P X X IM X 1 6 V XXX X ' , i A- tr i 4, i i , I EY -fs --4 - 'R , ' li .ftTi'1 ' -' ' Q ' ff ff- -'---- -:Ez V 4' - .sf COMPETITION BRINGS unlnmnted rewards to those partrcupatnng Through competl tlve sports one learns not only a speclfvc sklll but sportsmanshnp and teamwork and the nnvaluable traut of getting along wlth others Partvcupatuon In athletucs whether as a player or a spectator IS an Ideal means of relaxatuon recreatron and entertaznment and as an Amerncan tradutnon nn the truest sense The benetnts gatned are Iastung and make a worthwhile Iltelong Impression on the character and personalnty of those who partscupate 103 O I 1 I 1 1 1 THIS YEAR THE BEAVERS received five new coaches. Addition of the new coaching staff and their apparent determination and high spirit created a new atmosphere among the players. COACH VIRGIL SAVAGE COACH BOB HENDRICKS II I COACH HIL BRADY THIS YEAR'S GRID SEASON opened with a loss and closed with a win. Between these two games, the coaching staff was hard at work, instilling fundamentals, clean play, and clean living. Starting with an entire group of underclassmen, the Beavers won three games 7Zeae6 ,p6aqew.,. and lost six. lt was a building year. SEASON RECORD A I WIS ' f Scottsdale ...,.. .... O Tempe ........,. Scottsdale .,,... .... O Camelback ....... Scottsdale ...... ..., I 9 Chandler ....,. Scottsdale ...... .... 2 O Globe A,..... ,,.,,.. l Scottsdale ..,... .... I 2 Eloy ........ ff +1 ' Scottsdale ...... ..,. O Prescott I I f L'4 Scottsdale ...... .... 6 Miami .,,,,.,..., , DAVID MEDINA 5COffSdBle -----, ---- I 2 SUHHYSIOPS ------- JERRY THOMAS Qvaffefbafk -' Junior Scottsdale ...,,, ,,,,.,, 2 O Tolleson ,,.,, Guard - Senior JERRY DILLOW BILL REDDELL Fullback - Senior End - Sophomore -104- and Wea: MIKE FEEN EY Tackle Senlor HIRAM KENNEDY Tackle Sensor uf' ALLEN SMITH Quarterback Junior Wk' DON PRICE lmebacker Sensor CHICK GRAVES lmebacker Jumor .. . ...fl X5 ALTHOUGH THE BEAVERS dad not set the world aflre In league pIay they dad place three players on the honorary team which was picked by the coaches Class A North honorees from Scottsdale were Mike Feeney offenslve tackle Jerry Thomas defensave tackIe and Hiram Kennedy offensive guard All were sensors ,Lf RAUL BERNAL DAVID FISHEQ BEN HENAGAR Halfback Sophomore End Junior Fullback Sensor 105 'va . - . I - K l , K 3114, Q, 4' 'I' ' F 2 I M rf In A, ., ll , 4s,. ,M M ' 'N' 4 I' , It ku' , , fl ,N ' ' 5 fs 4 - I ' my 'A I - I Q K Z . ' L 5 id ' A J.. A343 K' W Inf I . 4. ' K :EE f ,I M ' Q , f-:fi if I A ' I I r F I' ,C Q A 1 I, -lf 'I' 5 I -I 'A-fb AI M -L, A N- eam ga!! S aw fmt' ' vu- A -5, .893 s J PAUL FLORIO Guard - Sophomore 5' A me ELDON LUND Guard - Junior Top Row, left to right: Manager Allyn Bagshaw, Coach Savage Coach DICK ROBINSON Brady, Coach Hendricks, Billy Hibbs, manager. End-Junior Second Row: Bill Reddell, Dennis Frye, Jerry Thomas, Raul Bernal Allan Smith, Steve Wilson, Hiram Kennedy. Third Row: Melvin Cohen, Cliff Schlink, Dick Robinson, Walter Wendell KEN HAHN Mike Feeney, David Fisher, Freddy Parker, David Medina. Halfback - Senior Bottom: Jerry Dillovv, Chick Graves, Bill Brown, Eldon Lund, Don Mechlirig Don Price, Paul Florio, Harvey Begay, Ken Hahn. HARVEY BEGAY Guard - Senior ,IIAL Q Vg -106- CLlFF SCHUNK Center - Sophomore mi STEVE WlLSON Tackle - Freshman m5af6Z efz 0564 .,......,,4.,g,!',,4,a Qf ., , . -. .-4'-.'- W, . BILLY BROWN MLW Halfback - Sensor Tackle - Senior ,- J I .M . Y , ,M.? r 1. , Mrs,-vw uw 4- ln , , , . , 4' 4+ 'H+ 'L ' '1:Tf A-'. .wrbyfali L DON MECHLING Quarterback - Sophomore -107- FREDDY PARKER Halfback - Junior DENNIS FRYE Center - Freshman MELVIN COHEN Halfback - Sophomore WALTER WENDELL J if fm 4 A uf' fi 'Kf W F if saw. 2,0512 S f in .M , , Z ,W ,s Ei. . ' qi ' g Vw ,ff 'fr X y 'Q if-QQ Q ,IM 51,21 5, af ll Q W W5 ,, 1 i 7 '54? 0 H 4 Uv fu? '-' . P ' W Q S S J' f R I rx ,f :Z M 1 X K X. 1. 1 EAZAWN ' 6 Qzx , 1 L . au' V M, Y ,L f, Q -Q Y w Q 3 Q 6. 1 Vw H Q 'N 5314 . lback rowl Coach Heap, Richard Norred, Larry Smith, Jim Uhl, Mickey Esmay, Harold Henager, Lamont Dunham, Coach Hallman. 'PIL ,iii-:Zi .fa uv vi 3 lsecond rowl Sidney Parker, Jeri Smith, Joel Fried, Carl Brown, Clinton Smith, Lewis Albright, Steve Dorne. lthird rowl Eddie Herman, Richard Franklin, Jim Byers, Ronald Franklin, Ralph Willy, Andy Menzies. lbottom rowl George Bergstrom, Jerry Andrew, David Lind, Bob Gardner, Jim Pearson, Mike Hollar, and Manager Bob Machen. Q W2 adn Walaczlle Zzpefzdcnce Although the JV's didn't win very many games they played hard and gained valuable experience, Coaches Heap and Hallman worked hard cn fundamentals and team play. Q We waz 1, .lace 7 THE LITTLE BEAVERS, led offen- sively by Lewis Albrightand Jerry Andrew, managed to win only one game, this against Camel- back, by a score of lA-6. Out- standing defense players were Eddie Herman, Dennis Frye, and Steve Wilson. -109- viii W f lTop1 Robinson skirts Tempe's line, with Beaver assistance coming up fast. lMiddleJ A horde of whiteashirted Beaver tacklers get to work on Camelback ball carrier, lllottoml Mad scramble features Beaver-Chandler Wolves game. 0 Zeaam 20 The Beavers opend their second year of class A football under the coaching of Hilbert Brady, Virgil Savage, and Bob Hendricks. On September 16, the Tempe Buffaloes, sporting a veteran squad, took an easy 39-0 victory over the green Scottsdalians. The following Friday, playing to more than 3,000 fans, the Beavers took their second loss of the season, 39-0, from a high-spirited, speedy squad of Cam- elback Spartans. The Beavers' first touchdown of the season and the squad's first win, came on September 30, when the locals took a 19-7 victory over the Chandler Wolves. Raul Bernal, a sophomore, scored twice for Scottsdale. When the Globe Tigers came visiting October 7, the Beavers heartened sup- porters with a 20-point first half. But they faded in the second half and Globe waltzed to a 47-20 win. Bernal and Jerry Thomas led the Beavers. Season loss number four came October 14, when the Eloy Dust Devils took a 26-12 victory. Beaver stalwarts were Bernal and Mike Feeney. , -30466 A trip to the mile high city of Prescott on October 2l resulted in a shoo-in for Choo Choo Jones, Badgers back, who personally took charge in pre- senting the Beavers with their fifth loss, 54-O. Chick Graves' TD was Scottsdale's sole score against the potent Miami Van- dals, who took an easy 39-6 win, October 28 at Miami. The Vandals ulti- mately were recognized as state class A champions. Win number two came to the Beavers on November 4, when they hosted the Sunnyslope Vikings and, under the leadership of Jerry Dillow, took a close l2-6 win. Homecoming was a pleasant evening, as the maturing Beavers walloped the Tolleson Wolverines, 20-6, ending the season with a 3-6 overall record and a 3-3 league standing. The November TO game indicated that the Brady eleven of future years would no longer be a league doormat, but with experi- ence and coaching, would assume a dominant role in league play. '-19' lTopl Dillow and Florio team up for gain, while enemy iockeys for favorable position, lMiddlel Florio finds hole in Eloy line. Beavers lost the game, but scored two touchdowns. lBottoml Bernal leaps over goal line to score against Tolleson. A sophomore, Bernal was third highest scorer in Class A North play, with eight TD's. -111- . eczm Keep ' '.Scoze4 Hugh playmg Beavers and opponents dnsplay a Forest of Arms whsle tryrng to re trleve the ball Tempe taught at Madrson School No 3 and coached at the Puoneer School an St John s He was a worker for the Juvenrle and Proba tuon Commrssron and was Dnstruct Commussnoner for the Boy Scouts of Amerrca un the Whrte Mountarn area He teaches safety educatuon Amerucan problems and boy s p e 112 po UNDER THE COACHING and guid- ance of Coach Theo Heap, the Beaver basketballers concluded the regular season with an 8-10 record. This years team was staffed by four varsity players from the 54 55 season Adrlan Rangel Al lovlnelll Ken Davns and Jerry Dlllow while from the layvee team of last year came Bull Reddell Dave Fisher and Melvin Cohen Another addltlon to the team was George Ramsey who proved hxmself a hustllng flrst lrne player by placrng among the highest three scorers 79 f7 ! I I I I Coach Theo Heap has a maior in physical education at ASC at I 1 ,f ' . ' . ' - ' ww-4 - ft .rf ,. X . V? I ' -L eczamgfoop In Q' Ai? W as thurd varsuty year Rangel came up top man on the Beaver court wtth 295 ponnts scored nn the pre tournament games ed cw Hantwueci Larry Kluneman and Bull Hrbbs were the varstty basketball managers and took care of the equlpment and occasronally took over the score board The 1955 1956 season was Ramsey s fnrst varsxty showlng and he moved into number two posntlon by poppmg In 145 points Dave Fusher showed up last year on the layvee team but moved up unto thlrd place on the varslty team In the 55 56 season wlth 115 pomts 113 7 . I' x 1 ' as Q :Ji Q IC:-:: I N L x I x , V ' Wazeritg func, fampa and Stzetdee ?az Wicta-ay Melvin Cohen dribbles the ball toward the hoop as opponent takes up the chase. Sciedale VARSITY OPPONENT THEY 35 Sunnyslope 65 50 St. Mary's 51 35 Aio 44 43 Miami 68 49 Tolleson 55 33 Mesa 56 59 Prescott 56 42 South Mountain 56 6'I Chandler 43 6'l Brophy 38 68 Tempe 79 46 Buckeye 56 73 St. Mary's 72 46 Camelback 57 5'l Chandler 50 55 Peoria 49 45 Winslow 39 55 Flagstaff 53 Ken Davis lumps up for basket as St, Mary's man tries to tag the ball. -l'l 4 Al lovinelli trys to make a fast get-away as two St. Mary's men close in. 33, 5 C ! Tb- 5 Wczwdzq Wawed Wana! fu Widow X uugd 7 l 1 'Q-s91'fne ln 11 F nw ,L fi sn , 2 il 3 Dave Fisher has firm ras on the ball bu? so do Three dozen other 14,66 ' 74-wu947' Varsity players from Ief! to right are top row, Adrian Rangel, George Ram sey, Ken Davis, and Bill Recldell, Sec ond row, Melvin Cohen, Don Mech ling, Jerry Dillow, and Dave Fisher Bofiom rowg Bill Flake, Al lovinelli Harvey Begay and coach Theo Heap Q D i guys. Bill Reddell runs To the aid of his buddy. ai K . '-L f' .v Say, is this ballet? Jerry Dlllow fakes a flying leap to try and slip one through the basket p ff W1 71441 2 Wad 20494 sem., f W Uppounl Sunnyslope St Marys A o Mlaml Tolleson Mesa Prescott South Mountain Chandler Brophy Judson Tempe St Marys Camelback Chandler Peorla Wmslow Flagstaff JUNIOR VARSITY bottom row left to rlght Bob Machen Mnke Blandung Jerry right Paul Florno George Bergstrom Joe Rainer: Bud Hendrucks George Lewis and Coach Hendricks 7-ml Oppunz St Marys Brophy Tolleson Tempe Brophy Phoenix Unlon Tempe Mesa Camelback Phoenux Unlon Flagstaff FRESHMEN bottom row left to right Mlckey lsmay Bully Rose Lewus Albrnght Jnmmy Warren Bruce Buckley Jerry Reed Clanton Smnth and Stanley Wlsenhunt Top row left to rlght Coach Savage Dennis Frye Robert Platt Make Pnerce Jam Bell and Bull Morrow -ll6- 27 25 . ' 32 37 ' ' 48 37 36 44 ' 43 44 42 50 48 . ' 44 46 ' 50 ' 37 ' I 48 Andrew David. Lind, Jerry Tllunstead, and'.Murray Macfeod. Top row, 'left to '74eg . ' 26 27 20 35 4'l ' ' 46 33 63 39 ' ' 85 30 gmzdetfall Eeaieca The Scottsdale Beaver basketball team opened their '55-'56 season with six losses, a 35-65 season opening loss to Sunny- slope, a 50-51 defeat by St. Mary's, a 35-44 loss to Aio, 48-68 against Miami, 49-55 by Tolleson, and the Mesa Jack- rabbits gave the Beavers a 33-56 whipping. On January B, Coach Heap's courtmen finally turned the tables, and blessed the new gymnasium with victory by de- feating the Prescott quintet, 59-56. Chandler and Brophy were victims also by 61-43 and 61-38 scores. Before defeating the St. Mary's Knights, 73-42, the home boys were slapped by Tempe, 68-79, and Buckeye 46-56. The Camelback Spartans gave the Beavers their tenth loss of the season by a 46-57 score, but the Scottsdale five reversed the procedure and won the last four games of the season. Chandler was beaten, 51-50, Peoria, 55-49, Winslow 45-39 and Flagstaff 55-53. Bill Flake, Don Mechling, Bill Reddell and Ken Davis look on as Harvey Begay scoots the ball from under a Chandler man. -117- fll George Ramsey tries to elude the Chandler trio sur- rounding him. Watching is Adrian Rangel, Al Iovinelli, and Melvin Cohen. C21 Dave Fisher is executing perfect form and elusiveness. Ramsey doesn't know whether to iump or get on the other side of the basket. C33 Is Cohen flying? In the last few seconds, Melvin Cohen saved this game tor the Beavers with a successful shot. 04,2 .1 XX! I SU 5-sa 10 Q pil rv 'LT WL Nia Top row Coach Hendrrcks Darrel Haworth Cluff Schlmk George Ramsey Bull Reddell Bob Peck and Rnchard Fast Bottom row Bull Gaskull Larry Smith Jrm Fllcklnger Adnan Rangel Paul Florlo Bull Brown Joe Matus and Make Blandnng Seated front Mike Tldwell manager x-'K THE 1956 BASEBALL got off to a rocky start wnth three consecutive losses However only two regulars were back from last year s team and 1956 was consldered a bulldmg year The season opened on March 6 wnth a defeat by Chandler, 5 6 The next two games South Mountaln 4 6 and Brophy 1 9 ended a dlssappomtmg beglnnmg The furst vuctory of the season came against Tempe, 72 on March 23 followed by another wm agalnst Tolleson, 65 Then Chandler came back and whipped the Beavers again 08 Remammg games when this in K page went to press Included Phoemx Chrastnan Brophy .9 Tempe, Casa Grande twice Sunnyslope Camelback and Washington 43' 1- Catcher Joe Matus has heads up for a foul ball Has cheery grm and loud holler made hum a favorute wrth both player and spectator .ml ll8 f ranged e 2 .' 9 77610 I ki I t K J 4 K! 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Aa.. sf -.5 Adnan Range! and Mlke Blancllng teamed up to show our opponents sorne sharp pntchlng Rangel the schools ootstandung sennor athlete had a two won one loss ecord at mud season ndnng a Umor d George Rarnsey a ganglung 6 3 lad was plawng has ftrst season ot baseball and h s helght was well used In coverlng flrst sack 40, J! lf! 4 f ,- 119 47-if l?i1 I I 1 I x I , s W a LD s ' I 4 R - -,-7 ll l,ll .. ry' A ' 1 A N Q J ' 1 . q a 1 . . I - V . Y I Bxa . ,' . 'X RS- played good form in his first appearances. r I if iff ' 2 ff. if-NT -' 7 , 4' . xx l ,v -f l 'X ' if 7 a ! Qi f l - ll V- x . A N n a,- A l .7 I xx 4. ,V , C . , ' - -We l ' s V eamQet47ZecaD iv! slr! Bu, par 59 N , , Zawetapmzdgoaai fX 'wtf' XISDA is as f in Chuckers Rangel and Blandnng plan thenr putchung strategy wlth Coach Bob Hendricks and receiver Joe Matus THE TEAM OF 55 56 had a number of advantages other Beaver baseball teams of the past This year a coachmg staff was introduced new uniforms were chased a new diamond was lard out and some players showed up OVBI' DEW UI' DEW Two freshmen appeared on the varsnty team second baseman Larry Smith and pltcher Richard Fast Smuth was one of the best newcomers on the team Fast teamed up wlth Rangel and Blandlng on the chucklng team Inflelder Darrel Haworth gets In shape to hut a few needed base bungles 120 wtf F J QA., -skis, I M is gl' ' ' , ' ' ' I N Q. t -Q , , s ' 1 I L I 'li' ' ' , . l . -a Aff t I Q Y , aj 4 '1 D r t -. ' lf- F .- . A X . l ' 2 l , . X ' f ir I . I ' P . I N ,I 1 , , .swap F 11,652 . . Ha-V ,,. ,I was - 7 , f X, F A V. gm D ' . . 'fl W- T T113-f ' .J v A Q.lf9x,l - ' , - 1 QQ? . . ' nv-A A J L. I V . L . ' 'A v f . ' A I 71-f fue 1? win, . Top row Coach Hallman Davud Platt Jonathan Smuth Davud Ellls Clunton Smnth Mike Bergey second row Richard Fast Sonny Eckhardt Mike Pierce Tommy Edwards Dan Hockersmuth front row Jack Stewart George Greene Bob Schlosser Stan Whxsenhunt and Terry Crocker THE JAYVEE BASEBALL team got off to a bad start losing to Chandler 8-7 and 11 4' Sunny- slope 14-6 and 12 6 and Tempe 14-3. Leading batters on the team were Clmt Smlth and Dan Hockersmlth both freshmen The start- mg Imeup for most of the games was composed of Stan Whlsenhunt Bob Schlosser Dave Platt, Clmt Smlth Dan Hockersmlth Duck Fast Dave Ellls, Sonny Eckhardt and Jonathon Smlth. Varsity outfielder Paul Floruo tenses to receive a hard-hit ball Florno also caught some of the games and was considered by Coach Hendrucks as a bright prospect. y I l Q11 - 121 Coach Savage with no returning let termen and fe w of last year s squad- men attem t ps to build Scottsdales track and field fortunes. 7146? 2740! 7 FOR THE FIRST TIME in th d e history of Scotts ale, a fully-equi d 7m ppe track layout was avail- able to the squad. In the early season the team made a good showing against the larger schools, and lost a heartbreaker to Sunnyslope. A three-way match was held in Scottsdale on March 21, when the Beavers, Sunnyslope and Tempe met. Outstanding for the team were Hiram Ken- nedy, who deals in weights, Dave Lind, dis- tance, Alvis Martin, shot, Chick Graves, sprin- terg and Dennis Holling, high iumper. Is Dennis Hollmg going under or over the bar on his high lump try? No this Isnt Dennis twin but Jerry Thunstedt running the 100 yard dash Th , . , , . . , ., . ,l , u , - . ewlnnuh! -122 - nee 7066! on nal em R Sf! f,x Ilri gm 5 win M ws qgqa ,ni 2' 1 7f '1:,-u- mv' 4'5fvfwg5J ,Ain-0 5-ig l Chuck Graves one of the most promusung sprunters breaks away from the startmg blocks for a IOO yard dash He man Huram Kennedy heaves the discus hoping to set a new record 1 'ae' eng,-w Top row left to right, George Shull Bully Rose Paul Zrmmerman Dennus Frye Bull Flake Janme Wenr Hlram Kennedy Steve Wxlson David Flsher Harold Parker Jimmy Warren John Betak Jon Collmeyer Middle row Dave Wardell Freddne Parker Chuck Graves Denms Hoilang Donald Moemch Jnm Pearson Alvin Martnn Andy Menznes Tum Hoyt manager Bottom row Dennus Shanahan Don Imus Dave Lund Larry Klemman Varsnty man ager Bull Morrow Varsnty manager Charles Bohon manager Sammy Lafon Jerry Andrew and Lewis Albright 'I23 V 0 0 Z ,dy x ,f , P ,, K or li 1 ' A ,X Q A , i . 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I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I ' A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 j f ' I ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' I I I I I I ' Drake Qfefzmcm 740 Wettew 'ss- i POPUlARlTY OF MINOR sports among the students IS gaming rapldly as the school grows from a llttle red school house unto a full fledged hugh school Helpung these mmor sports along were Mr Kelley and Mr Wlndes Wlth Mr Lel 'I' il! javvs don Wlndes sponsoring the boys' tennls team, they were really getting to know their game At mud season, the lads had won over Sunnyslope, Tempe, Mlaml, and Prescott Among the players who consistently won were Bull Druke, Ted Bloomer, Tom Muir, Murray Macleod and Marc Aurelius left to right Marc Aurelius Tom Muir Ball Druke Murray MacLeod and Teddy Bl made up Scottsdales boys tennis team thus year ff a af me O on Wmdeii a has gays L nms llllnln makmg af greal fnefs 'OP 'l 124 OOlTl6I' sd? zyfis H 'ff' J 3 hefe ln T' P Bll 0 keyglflolllmflnli ad l X WOT he 19 non t h 'O I c I -vw - , u V g ' , I' ' V k - Wwe. lx - -h 1 gb X tr' Q We 'th e 2' ' , gf A N A , V ll - I A 1 rf' m ' 7 ' v u - I . f w e 5- ' . ' 5. ' , J , ' , f We . . , ' Y Ab' . - - - ' , e - - tk ' - ' . ' 3' . I , 1 : I , I Z j ll 5' 1 f ' I ' ' . .p y. ,1, 1, g lah! -, , .:.f, ef, 'Qffffff 3:5 li . :sf .Elks 2 '-1 . M3 I Q j ' Q J V5 f g d - , I ::5::- ' 3 a A V W 4 .,. 1 11, . fr- I : D I I I I I I I A 'W f l K ' ' -' 'Tir '-QT' I iv K ,W V A K c, 'A W v, ,cf f U ',l - I I A f . , to y I ,U , . 6 , . x ' . , U ld a e' P 0 f X exd 1 . 1 - te an 7755-156 7 ' THE GIRL NETTERS took on all comers, meetmg double A school, Yuma A schools, South Moun tam Camelback, Tolle- son, Sunnyslope, Tempe, Chandler, and a host of B schools Ona Lee Herman shown all set to blast a hot vol ley was ranked at the netters through a vagor of the tennls ladder ous 17 game schedule Jacquelyn Pogue a youngster herself coached the Beaver gal loft to right Suzanne Whitaker Ona Herman Frances Ryley Duane Harmon Pat Feeney Sharon Robinson and Susan Sandberg made up the top seven varsity gurls tennus team 125 gag mm 0,404 mx et lo right Steve Curtis Reese Verner Bill F B ll 9 '-341.-1 .4 73 'ex 'Yaoi' annm 1 Flnckmger Ph1lSchneuder Tom Doole andBIlB h y I aug were members of the golf team Bull Fanmn was medalist wuth an Bl In the Agua Frna rout This was his second year on the var sity and his experience was really paying off Bull Kelley was golf coach agaun this year Coach Kelley shoots a pretty mean game himself he says 'I26 F393 -iflb 'Qu mmm f4 '2f,mnq was 'Q K.,g,,,,. Coach KeIley's golfing five were really on the ball this year. They were riding high following twin 15-0 shut outs over Class AA Phoenix Union on March 9, and Agua Fria, March 13. They also beat Camelback by a score of 12 to 3 1 ffl 'nu ' 1 l W, . ,- I . Fink T J ' ' .s f fx' fy ajft ' Zn. ,vs , ,, ,,',j'4 -K -4. -,ws t 1 f if - f , zu W V I . , , 4, ' , 'J' . 4 5 A ,, , , n 'L , ' Av... -pro' A ,I 1 , ' ,muh ., 'T are ' -. A : . yyfx ar Ig f nm N .. nu. -V . . ' jk1m,,,g . . ' -as '. , , V' fr 'W , -mn' . -' 4 Lf' .'. A 1 W' ' , . . A- h, .-Q A V, tg -ea-'H . - ' A- . fav' . . , Q, ' 1 f V . , . , , X' -9 J ' ' , ' ' -as , ,' ,' 4, ,: ,, . .M-. ' .fm Q . , . 1- 1 3.1,-rv -,gill f-I gy .., A . , . ' !i. ,,,?:r v. xi . . .i:fsj 'Aj'L- vo' -fi 'L 'F', '. ,-'- 4: V - . V A- 6 N A. . I . ' . 1- .f . it - 4-' H.. 7104444 Qwffm as 7m 77Z4z!c4e4 plan for ?az'wze THE BEAVER grunt and groan squad really started from scratch New coach lou Hallman recrulted far and wlde ln an ef fort to holster a squad which had only four lads returning from last season Vac tones over Washmgton and Sunnyslope and two sem: flnallsts ln the state meet were season highlights Malon Cluff was consolatlons sem: fIl13lISl whlle Curt Cluff went to the champlonshlps sem: finals left to rlght top row Jlm Conners Charles Hull Ray Sexton Bud WI luams Sydney Lee coach Lou Hallman Thlrd row Norman Brown Steve Dorne Malon Cluff Gale Hakes Paul Cluff Rlchard Franklnn Second row Tommy Lee Alvls Martvn Walford Hayden Curt Cluff Alex Budge Ron ald Franklln First row Rnchard Fukuchu Jam Uhl Kent Hopper 'xi Coach Lou Hallmans fnery encouragnng shouts Could always be heard during matches wnth other schools Thus was Malon Cluff lnght heavy wenght dnvrslon puts on a headlock MS first yeaf as grappling memo, to demonstrate large muscle actlvuty 127 l U , r If ll . . I r r f I I l' , , A , , , , , , - . I I I I I - ' I I I ' fx H. ., l 1 l ,ia ., 1 wtf. ,, , 1 ' r ' ' l Spz6n9S,6ofzZ4hnJe77l4yed em duff' Alvis Martin senior prepares to launch prolectile Alvis thew a mean shot consider ing that he weighed only 145 - 1 N Swing, man, swing! Tom Muir , 1 5 1,41 yu 0 1- l i . 1? .4 .W .M 5' AHQQQRY' -.. goes 6 Ouffof H good game i we N of tennis. 'SS x e ' , ,. A. V ,: 1.5: A Qg f-g,,,,' 7 ' -' 2 H .flff . , , 'L wi ' M... j i2sSg5'g,'f L, , , ' ' , 1..A.:-aw... ., A ft ' ' . - at . Lui, , - - ,, is yr ' ft ' , ' f . ..L2..f if .:gzee'ff-'Lwef1f+f.2fr . t V W. . f , Q ,g -cn..- c , ,U , , . if-z 'i f.1-4,-,. W ,af ww... ., . 2 - ,J 5, '-,1,,,,.fs' K f.v'..., our g afigwecf., . ,N - Y - ' - Jt,,4g56L,f' 'j' ' Aj? Q9 ' .Q ' - , . vwiysz , W, S754 A h I I-'KSN . , I I J ...wgla -.ww k , , I .Ll 1 V ,, V . , - P . - -f -V 4 - ,,..- ,. .V . ..,. . Q.-. V . -. Batter Up! Bill Reddell goes ff sff' , .. 1 4. :W ' aff if pr 'ga M. X 1. PM 'mia 5 M.-s . ' w , .. .. ,ww , A 2 pta? af' 28- to bat to hit another homer. M ' 1' 1-,,,.. . A' V M . V s ' , - 44- ' Q.. , 'sw' www- Q .um 4, Q , ' V, . i ' ' ' --3 L - li - may H , W. 1 - X 1 ,X F, , fm W , 515, me K V. v ,- . K W 'Ly' f,g .regain-3-Qi ALTHOUGH SPRING sports arent played and popularized as much as other sports in hugh school, they play an Important role In high school life Good sportsmanship and good times are gained through playing these sports and most of the spring sports are enloyed not only In school but outside of school and during the whole year around yon pellet Whish' goes Dave Lind when running around the track Pat Feeney vigorously volleys ,,,.-- 128 . , . - . a a a . . . . a - . a . a K V . 1 1 -f his ' . ,..- . ' e f- . 'yy i f V ' W , b -. V4 I g , QM max Qs' fr. HL., Mi --Q Jlm Uhl left, shows hrs wrestling fetes agalnst a vlsrt :ng opponent Heave Ho' Alvus Martin shot puts an one of the many track meets Putter there Makmg a careful putt us who takes to golf as a duck to water Tom Dooley, -mc- einmm 11 .ZW 5 752 VE-sunny. dn' ov.- 4--.-Y www 'nib' Qui! 'fern 'aff-se. . M- 1-,,.,.,,,,, I v -:wg ' fifwi, I -' yrs, MW., .ik ..,,7w :f' M M . ', 1395 ' , 2f,'bvgQg,T' ,. -I ',f'.75,4,57:QN - 'ff' H , 1.-sf A321 -fe Frances Ryley goes after the ball durlng excmng TBDHIS game . 5 i' Y -129- fag..-.J-' J' JR E J THE W'f?cfvnL Q0 cf: X001 KOOZ 047' EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES Thus often spoken phrase consnsts of any and every type of hugh school Infe with the exceptuon of scholastnc By thus medlum students and teachers alnke have tlme to fraternlze and to know each other by workmg and having fun together Every one has to let down thelr halr now and then and where IS a better place to do It than wnth a group of friends Through such school actlvltles students gam many acquaintances some of whuch wlll rnpen unto Iastmg fnendshnps and because of thus frnendshnp the actnvltues will remam always pleasant enloyable and appealing to all 131 I I 0 . . - :oo . . . . . . . . . . . . . I - ' . . . . . I . ... . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . ... . 1 r . . - r I ' Zuma mmf Duff Kzocaned King cmd Zaeen of gfonecoming W Wlemvi Wana, 6 and 7am Homecoming candidates elected by the student body were Pat Feeney, Mike Wagner, Mitzie Fox, and George Shipley. PRELIMINARIES to the halftime activities were a bonfire, pep rally and snake dance, a parade through Scottsdale, and the judging of the floats and cars. First place in the float contest, which had The Hit Parade as its theme, was won by the Art Club with Shifting Whispering Sands. Second place was won by G.A.A. with Rags to Riches and the Sophomore class was third with Black Denim Trousers. . 4 f, if vi 5' 1' f ge.. 11 bg .ei x 4 mi ' fng 'i-' l 3 5 .asfiegagl ' X--le M 3 i- so is The Art Club won the S10 prize with their float The Shifting Whispering Sands, A black Cadillac trimmed in orange and black crepe paper was awarded the pr ze for the best-decorated car. Penny, Mr. Schweikart, and Pat discuss pic- tures turned in by the photography staff. Nancy Walt, business manager, seated on desk edge, examines figures with Mike Wagner, ad salesman, while Nancy Riley, ad salesman, and Elvera Jensen, assistant business manager, seated, and photograph- ers, Gary Stephens, Bob Fansler, and Neil Koppes look over photographs. D 'Wdgofzaae eafcJoa6 Staff ' az Zettez 5,446 UNDER THE INSTRUCTION of Mr. Schweikart, and the editorship of Penny Albright, the yearbook class turned out another Camelback. Many long and hard hours of work went into its production so that the reader could receive enioyment nowp and perhaps later, sentimental remembrances. Fmt if T sl' ' get fe- 'JM -., v Q . - ai Yearbook and iour- nalism staff artist, Gretchen Grabau, works vigorously over her own cre- ation, Percival Pooch, the theme for the yearbook. Pete Lovegrove, Carolyn Ricks, Twila Jesman, Linda Wright, Kaye Kocour, Kay Bertling, and Lynda Turner, work industriously over ad layout and pictures for the l956 Camelback. 14,5 fl' ...QV ad EEC gecwez Staff Keepc 7a '7'md6Z6on Beaver Editors, Rae Fukuchi, Twila Jesman, Sue Pridgeon, and Linda Wright, get layout approved by Mr. Schweikart. 4 Sue Pridgeon, June Allar, Sharon Brown, Jean Quattrocchi, and Dale Henderson, pasteup copy, while in the back-ground, Sonia Hanson, Harley Listiak, and Gail Hall type stories. Paul Bertling, Nancy Riley, Linda Wright, Kay Bertling, Betty Mathis, Gail Siebert, Penny Al- bright, and editors, Twila Jesman and Rae Fukuchi, write copy for next edition of the Beaver. ,l I r EVERY TWO WEEKS all true Beaver students buy their Beaver, the school's newspaper. This year's publication was edited by the fourth and fifth period journalism classes alternately. Judy Rob- inson and Sue Pridgeon co-edited the fourth per- iod edition and Twila Jesman and Rae Fukuchi the fifth. Linda Wright took over the fourth period editing iob when Judy left school. Mr. Schweikart supervised the two classes of twenty-six journalists, patiently trying to make writers out of greenhorns. The new offset print- ing method was well-received by all readers. X X lffllj ,X Cl -ea , . gg., :...,,. i - of -33 A I F' E . i i ea Jfffwxigj an-Q . -le .lf .I gi 'P as S I 5 5 il 3 rffn L 5 K! XTNN 'if v 5 ' ffiwff Q Q ' T T .v,f',:vg? 4 ' 4 xy f . , I Wm , . V, . . ,pix J' , DIANE PARKER lik... DOT TUBB SHARON BROWN apnea is-e 1E I 3 THESE FIVE ENERGETIC cheerleaders added pep and mcreased school splrlt throughout the year The cheerleadlng squad was unusual thus year as rt was composed of five sophomores The cheerleaders led by Sharon Brown added many new routines to promote enthusiasm They also led all pep rallles and cheered at out of town games New 41 PEGGY COX Jn 'J A W4 41 - 'li PENNY DRUKE H E L L O rs a famllmar yell tothe enture student body from left to rnght Penny Druke Dot Tubb Duane Parker Sharon Brown and Peggy Cox quve out but loud' 136 ...eww ARRAY Q J 4 .X - A ,' E 64 ' V :elsif 5 . I . 1 N ' 5 . , ah f - ,E ga - W - af X! y I' Q E ' N E A E 5 ' l M we I i y if V , . on , 4 5 r,,rrAr ,, T J sv . v I 3' -V , l ,L A I 1,21 .D -I K ' I ' 1 NANCY WALT MADALENE GOFF 74466 puffy pak LEADING THE MARCHING band durmg football half tnme perform ance and parades were the malorettes The trlo worked long and hard to perfect therr routines The gurls wore snappy gray umforms trimmed In black and orange to match the uniforms of the band members Nancy Walt left Madalene Goff center Twnla Jesman rrght demonstrate a stand used durung half tume shows Being head magorette rs only one of Madalene s achueve ments as she has won several awards for twlrlrng I37 I I , I I . 0 . . I , i . , T TWILA JESMAN 4-mtmaa an ?4atmuf .lcumf Meme mom if If i' 111 1 is-i-EKT.. A unique birds eye view of the blissful teenagers as they make the most out of low lights soft music and fancy decorations all features of the annual Christmas Prom FEATURING THE secret theme, Christ mas in Fantasy Land, the annual Christ mas Prom, sponsored by the Band Lettermen, was held in the new gym Music was furnished by the Seven Moods The decorations consisted of several Disneyland characters with gay streamers forming a varlcolored ceiling The dance was enloyed by everyone who attended. 2 Kaye Kocour at left, Bob Fansler, Reedy Maxwell, Mitzie Fox, Judy Duff, Ronnie Crockett, Cartie Wathen, and Stirling Burnet sit this dance out. Craig Harris is tlne big flirt in the corner. -138- zcellenz' ndeztczmmeazt 64 dy 'Zane aydyeeu THE TUNE TOPPERS provlded muslc at school dances and pep assemblues Under the dlrectlon of Mr Euqene L Hanson the band also entertamed at various dances throughout the valley John Osborne saxophomst and Muckey Smrth drummer are busy puttnng thenr Instruments away after a pep assembly 1 Pat Thorson better known as Froggy accompanued the band at dances as their soloist Top row left to rnght Kyle Zentler Elvera Jensen Brenda Clark Ronald Zeleny George Shupley Gray Osborne Melvun Ashe Make Wagner and Chuck Duff Bottom row left to rlght Mnckey Srnuth Jum May Tom Eakes John Osborne John Lucek and Duck Valentnne -139- f' Wicca' me an St laura grunge Wfmrq laugh Father CDnck Sulvermanl tells daughters Esther fPat Thorsonl and Agnes lDolores Llndseyl that they are movnng to New York whsle hrs thlrd daughter Rose lPat Feeneyj stands alone In her sorrow MEET ME IN ST LOUIS a three act comedy, was presented by the drama class on the evenmgs of December 2 and 3 nn the hugh school audrtorlum Under the dlrectlon of John Hall drama and speech mstruc tor, nt was the fnrst play of the year and a tremendous success Mrs Wahopp portrayed by Jerry Arlotta threatens Rose whale ponntnng an umbrella at her 14 ll , , n , I , , ll ll s I . . . . . . . . . . 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QetZam fa 4446441 70 -...K Last row left to rlght R Esser S Neelands V Mathns G Wezngartner B Semple L Copeland M McClaughlun Second row D Crocker E Campbell D Henderson C Downung D Haworth P Adams M Hollar Thlrd row V J Kingsley C Kelton M Van Slyke M Bergen B Mathas D Lundsey P Calhoun Fifth row P Maloy C Forzano T Jesman K Jackman Slxth row P Albrught B Getz M Wagner J Sowden C Ketchum P Thorson B Hlbbs L De Ponzn Front row G Shipley T Bloomer B Hendnx andL Caun ANNIE GET YOUR GUN was presented rn the Hlgh School Audltorlum, May 4th and 5th The play was directed by John R Hall drama, Eugene L Hanson, muslc, and Jacquelyn Pogue, dance The cost of 70 consisted of cowboys, Indians, ch-,Sus gurls, dancers and sharpshooters The mam characters were Ann' Oakley played by Pat Thorson, and rrank But ler played by Charles Ketchum Other prlnclpal parts were portrayed by Judy Sowden, Penny Albright Make Wagner and George Shipley The play was a great success Mr Hanson lustens whsle Charlue Ketchum and Pat Thorson sung accompanied by Bar bara Getz Anme portrayed by Pat Thorson 'l4l ff If 0 'K I J P 5 rg ,Y if 3 ' ' 7 v Q' l l a G J 5. J, A., Q 1 I V 4 4 4 . , .5 .S I 5 A - x 1 V ,lx , , L Christian, S.. Buckland, Byars, S. Brady, S. Wilson, S: Cole, R. Corral, Fourth row: J. Stipek, C. Shaver, J. Routt, , V V It ' 5 11 11 - I gg: x ' , I . . . . , . ie ' . y , VX f. ly . fx , . , J ' . I . f V V f I ., . i' 'Ziadatde een, enez!74eme 33 Pun X Queen Pat Smith King Adrian Rangel THE DECORATIONS at the dance con sisted of a fishnet ceiling a giant clam various types of fish and octopl Octopl sold at the dance were to hang m the boys cars Hiram Kennedy Nancy Walt Twila Jesman Don Drumm ad- mire the decorations while Kaye Kocour and Bob Fansler were making use of the good music. KING ADRIAN AND QUEEN PAT reigned over the B B Prom which was held in the new gym April 14 Adrian and Pat were chosen by the B B Club mainly because of their loyalty to Scottsdale High and hard work during the course of four years If Scottsdale gl-s Working diligently making octopi are B B girls Louise Watts Cartie Wathen Penny Albright and Gerri Arlotta -I4 THE EVENING was filled with dancing eating entertainment and music by Peppy The dance was enloyed by all that attended dhvweea 0 to pzoalace Zavzcmta lit 0 A comparatuvely new orgamzateon the Scottsdale Hugh School orchestra presented a program of twelve melodues durung thenr two concerts Under the dlrectuon of Mr Henry Lustuak the group showed steady progress Thus was the flrst attempt at Scottsdale to have a complete orchestra, along wlth a scheduled time for practice Nme orchestra students represented Scottsdale during the All State Musacal Festival held at Tempe There were two classes of maxed chorus and one class of gurls chorus during the fourth flfth and slxth penods The chortsters also were presented In two concerts during the school year There were also nme students representing Scottsdales chorus at the All State Musical Festival Mlss Mldgene Blorklund was dlrector x.,,t X Miss Blorklund durects the maxed chorus through an nntrncate passage an theur second concert of the season 143 I I f f :gg 'S 1 em 1 t t 5 V, V . 2 It . VA T rl I I' A V ' 'U' V gf - 1 l . , . I . I . . ' . , . i . . , . ' 15' ' ll A t i S i A S 4 hilt ll on f Y A S r, . l . ft Early fiuemdlwe ,400 The gurls chorus performed at the Christmas as sembly Andy Grandunettr w s a hut singing Jungle Bells George Shlpley and Ronnie Crockett practice their J U N I O R C L A S S We re The best vrolun lesson In the sensor assembly Yea Junior Class' rf QU' Pete Jolly, famous lazz planlst, gave an hour concert an March Crazy legs pom pon boys danced at pep assembly Lotsa kids absent that day my J g J st,y glyiy 1 ' 1 c J ' 9 1 lvl' all J lf 1 f' i I J L u , ', ll Q lf I , rll 1 I ' - fri: V .rfly 5 3 if X sl gl ' gl ,,,,,,,, ,t.,,jM ll 'C I A .... ........., ' - , y fx . ' ' a ' ' ' ' 2 K, 5, W - 72 l , Wcvuelqaad ,aceafs aa! age A JAZZ CONCERT per formed by Pete Jolly pro vided something different in the llne of assemblies Pete, now working with Shorty Rogers, played some flavorful tunes The four classes gave their all to show business and came out with some real funnies National Assemblies, and Arizona State University or chestra and band also enter tamed during the 1955 56 season Advertising the BEAV ER were Comrades Twila Jesman Sue Prldgeon Penny Albright Bob Pease Sharon Brown and -1 I 2 wif? pn! A male quartet hailing from Arizona State University sang swingy barber shop arrangements -ll This gentleman played tricks on members of the student body He was a magician from the National Assembly or ganization. The Hi Toners Trio sang three melo dies at the Christmas Assembly They are Pat Thorson, Kay Jackman and Connie Dixon. I I U E Al 4 , ff-. 'lj f . - f f it if . . A ff? ' . - - . . . .I I if A . i l I E - 1 Judy Robinson singing propaganda at the thristmas Assembly, 'YQ H! .llfl A tl j 9 l le 1' l . lll, 'f fy .4 , I V D Q 4 , f 5 g, i I ' 7 J . 5 A K . 9 5 1,5 2 N as i y 1 Viv Q N 2 l in . Q ' f - . x, , 'air M 74a M A f l Ervm Strackland and Fred Mathls look on as Guy Barnes tllls out some orders for the school Re sponslble for keeping the school shiny by mop pang floors cleaning windows and sweeplng the corrldors they also take care of the flag and do many other duties to make our school a cleaner and better place to go CSI Unloadsng supplies for the school are Vere Cluff and Ray Dawson two more members ofthe mam tenance crew who keep busy the year round Watchung over the transportation of most of the students by taking care of 13 school buses two ptckup trucks the school cars and the drlver tratnung car as John Scotty Anderson superln tendent of buses Scotty makes sure all the druv ers are on the 'ob mornlng and nught and that all buses are ready to go 146 'ua Staff 744 Wimnq to een! Making up menus workmg on cafeteria reports and selling lunch tickets are only a few of the many clutles Mrs Sue Hauser head of the cafeteria staff had to at tend to durmg the year HM Hamburgers anyone? Mrs Delsue Robbnns Mrs Elsie Austm and Mrs Bertha Francis expertly go through the salt and pepper and fry them routine to make thus Scottsdale favornte for lunch 'I47 Three cooks happuly cookmg are Mrs Llllle Prnce who buslly get danly cafeteria lunches ready Man what a kung slzed salad' 0 ,' ' - 4 I ' . I I - xx' 4 I . , I - 10855 an K , qv . In if tl I .X K 3' Jewell, Mrs. Luella McFarland, and Mrs. Ann , , . , ' - A M,A l 1 +- . 1 if l .V if 'V 1 ' jk ' 1--M' . a ' fgf' ff V. s . w A, sy . 4' l l . . l ' , . 1 I ' I , . vw if ,- S 4.0.4 :vii Wow Zag sldfifd S 'F ,,444h- 44'-3 L'..!.-..-we diana, -wl X ...sn-,.. 'WNHW' las 1- gift' Mrs Peqgy Strong can be of her fnrst year of coachung an A A H if GAA gms Mnllrcent Fork Eulah Jewell Carol Nordlck and Carla Baehr take careful asm while practucnng for the state archery and badminton tournament held un March at A S C at Tempe GAA has many sports to offer for Interested curls Competmon as provnded an badminton softball volley ball tennis and archery g 1' Hw- r-3...1.s4 15.42 .X X .t There ns always tame for fun and GA A provudes fun for l ' W Jolene Hlser and Rae Fukuckl after school ,434 fziv .L ss' 'fem-W '!f'!Ff4-'vw-.sslllm Carla been quute actuve un all club sports Baehr has partncupated un GAA three years and has L. . qs 'I48 6114 ' 144 ' ' . . i , G ll ,,, , P' A my A , E, , , .- at 1 We , A Goff Q ' 3- 1 -1 Q as . - f 7 t 1 . ' '- ' 'T f.eas ' e , 7 ' 3 1' V 4 T ' -W R-, :sl ., N, fs -+0 X 4 42 A ,, V. A 19 ,sf A X , is as vw A s , t t f-ff t t A 4 A i 45' ' ! :L 4 , A' X . s . 1 ,i . 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S Enrolllng an school after regustratlon un the fall were the following tumors and sensors top row left to rlght Bull Marshall Larry Doollttle Gale Hakes Gary Cartrught Mlddle row Judy Contrus Sarah Ruchardson Sandra Elluot Judy Martun Suebert Front row Pat Peaslee Bob Pe Julle Lyman fx IU 'ze fgalldyd Wdwme Qt., Late sophomores were top row left to rlght John Lewns Bull Dyson Ronald Woodall Bart Thompson Dave Ruchards Mtddle row Don Brown Don Smuth Barry Davus Charles Boyer Jeffery Roth Front row Loretta Parker Judy Vaughn Barbara Bergman Yvonne Nelson Peggy Baney Freshmen were top row left to rlght Bart Mc Kunnon Richard Smuth Harold Parker Bob Ra km John Benton Ball Morrow Brandock Peters Thlrd row Steve Smuth Charles Scott Gary Kum ball Make Bergey George Shull Dave Sharp Second row Dorothy Mercer Judy Cameron Kathy Kelly Maureen Weeks Tom Herrlng Sue Bucklun Carol Berbower Front row Deanette Stovffer Neva Aybull Sharon Thompson Betty Peck Betts Bowlung Kathryn Orr Amta Galvin Melody Maughan 14 5131 ' Ox QHa4eLERs Q . 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A 0' W ' - A f . 1 E ' 4' I Y 'YL sq Vw an Pj ' 4 ONE OF THE MOST popular methods merchants employ to present their goods for examina tion and approval of the customer is through the medium of advertising Without advertising the customer remains uninformed and uncertain To the yearbook staff advertising IS essential, for the lack of it would mean a much smaller, less complete book Ad patrons are of great im portance, although sometimes students as well as adults may choose to ignore this fact Mer chants use the Camelback to advertise their wares, and readers in return soon learn to ful fill their buying needs at firms which advertise This mutual cooperation is beneficial to both the buyer and the advertiser 151 93:1-Zffis ' - X S331-:VZ .' sn Ln, 1 , . 2' fc? X T' ' ' ' ir, '. Alix A A 'v AK!!! ...Y A ' , 1 5 , . Q I ., - ' V. Ji 'f . , , . .e 11 iv -':. n l , 'F .. vi Y: ya. A 1 is 1 ,. B,A Wesfern Sporfswear and Shoes CORNER MAIN STREET 8. BROWN AVENUE WH 5 8391 scoTTsDALE Do as your frzends do say meet me ot the where good food zs served Scottsdale 25 North Brown Ave Openfom7am follpm udreq GIUOH Guaranteed Watch 8. Jewelry Repaur KIVA THEATER BLDG SCOTTSDALE 152 SAA ' S 85 Whip 'N' Grill 1 an-fan--aaa-.noon -u fuanununuussonann W' .:.:.j.:.j.g.. . .Aw .:.j.:., is ag f , ,.,. s use a -nun .ns nannnnnaaunnauaununuunnunnnnnnnnun con cncnonaannoneaannnnnaunonnnsnnunaun :nu nan-naman...nn-.nan-nnnaaanuu:gunna --an .anaonnnunun-aannannnnsnnnnenuouasn nun .-......................, L.. neu...-so-un.nf-.-nqnnnnn n pau. uaunnnnnulsnuqnnn I nun .-J...-.-0-.-...-...na-n...-..... u acc -.-.-.- mmb 6 se 0104405 Brown and 'S' Aw' U8 WHi 'eY 5 ' 8312 'Ip 1113112153111 4 I i.i.l.i.O.l.0.0.l.l 'r. . I-I-I-Z-I-I I'Z'I-Z- 'r2'Z'Z-I-Z'Z-I-. -I-Z'I'Z ',:.:.g.g.' - - ' -.:.g. U I l I I Q Make Your Graduahon Gifts Jewelry From C F Cox 3 Cox cordlally lnvnfes all sfudenfs to his fme Iewelry store headquar ters of nahonally famed merchandise CAarles 7' C WATCHMAKER JEWELER ENGRAVER 28 N. Scottsdale Road Phone WH 5 6183 1 -154- WHSSZBB Wullmoth ond Colwell fwagon rwzz few 21 NO BROWN AVENUE SALES B: SERVICE INSU RAN CE an REAL ESTATE Deese Brothers Mo rket Complete Lme of GTOCCTICS S Scottsdale Road SENSATIONALLY DIFFERENT 'lflfiafwe ORIGINALS Custom Made Squaw D1 esses 108 W Induan School Rd Western Park Shoppmg Center H8 Norfh Brown Avenue SCOTTSDALE ENGINEERING COMPANY PHONE - u ss io d SCOETSDALE. ARIZONA MAINTENANCE ef REPAIRS Q South Scottsdale Rd, o 201 . . - I55 - SOUTHWESTERN JEWELRY MANUFACTURING CGMPANY Only the best workmanship and materials go into the products of the lar Southwestern Jewelry Manufacturing Company . . . Scottsdales gest jewelry plant Hand Engraved m Szlver and Gold Indian Style Concho Earrings Pins Channel Inlays 300 South Scottsdale Road WH 5 8201 TT l l Belts . . . Bracelets . . JANE SSELL GENTLEMEN MARRY ammmss 'LS FRANK LOVEJOY ROUND UP DRIVE IN THEATER CLASS OF 56 WE n LIJJAEVLEEWQQ faaafmvma h h WH 5 6662 157 , il 93 .'1' , 1 Qi H x I . ,eg A Q X ' E Cong I ' E . R Mal Wh O . P p' 9 Z I I 0 0 LUMIER' HAnowAnE 'PAINT 3' B .Id. Q 1' 1 hug sch I d k' g h p p h df . bglgannh ofa guttglggn .. ,.,..-.........,......,,- - Complete Frlendly Bonkung Servuce Quick s Muslc Store B AND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS RENTAL PURCH ASE PL-KN -it Expert Instrument Repaxrmg 35 E Nfonroc XL 8 P461 CONIGRATULATIONS to the kxds who are The Most Acodemy Bokery Our bread 15 often buttered but never bettered 123 East Vlam Phone YVH 58110 Scottsdale Arxzona I 0 I o ki ,X IV Q IX 1 wi ' ,..K, A ' T I F' -158- BOB HUTCHINS AUTO LIVERY STABLE mon: wn-I s sos-1 Scoffsdale Road 81 Mam Sfreef Scoffsdale Arizona PICK UP 8. DELIVERY SERVICE WASHING and LUBRICATION STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS 0 BATTERIES 0 TIRES 0 ACCESSORIES 159 I 0 O - .. I bmw m A . .. 3 l' . 4? if W, ff? J, McQ's Western Wear For the Entire Family East Main Street SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA 122 West Indian School Road G R A N 'I' ' S FRONTIER BARBER SHOP cn. 15 South Scottsdale Barbers: BART, PAUL, .IOE 5'o RONNIE S SHINE PARLOR SCOTTSDALE PIONEER PHARMACY 160 ,.rf ' L02 ,I 4 GRAVETT PHARMACY QE A STlT50llEllY CUMPANY Complimenfs of DR. H. DEAN CAGE OPTOMETRIST 33 E Puma Plaza WH 58192 SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA Congrafulafions fo the Class of 1956! The GRAY-BOW 39 Pima Plaza SCOTTSDALE -'I6'l- Sunday Dmners 'I200300pm 600900 pm Special Arrangemenfs ALL MNDS or If or Parhes Bridge Luncheons I N RANC E E Weddmg Breakfasfs S B Yi 30EPmaHMa J SCUTTSUALE ARIZUNA THE SHUTTERS 49 West Indlan School Road For fnendly serylce TROY WHISSNAND GIGI WELCH OWNER MANAGER Manager WH 5 8087 -1- XX abil 6200177011 - 1 Company sAu.:s ENGINEERING ms1-Au.A-rncm ssnvscz AIR couomnuma AND nzrnnsznuuon cum' RACTDRB as MAnsHAu. Avzuur: N w 'r:l.:Pv-nous vm 5 ease SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA 'I62 O f , , jx ' wnanfey 5-6252 Open 11:00-3:00 6:00-9:00 Mon. through Sat. -L 1, - Q V ITN! 2 I . I WASH RITE LAUNDRY AND CLEANING WW L'QggBlN5 ELECTRONIC DRY CLEANING If' MM AUNDRY 6. CLEANING Wan Hia LAUNDRYL cmnme talnplun en ts 0f 4llDER.S'0ll'.S' MARK!! 1' A A -l'A ' ' I3 Eu 2 8 C J, www.: - ' 5 A'EI M 'I 'A I ' ' ' 1 .mg o r-1 Slvmas ICCIIIINIS cnfcmm: Iccnums Pfnsmm mms num rmamzma Elll HUME IIIINS IIIAVEIE s IIS CHECKS ICIIICIIIIIIRII IIIIINS LIVESTOCK IIIIIIS 1 Ay surf ufvosn IIIRECTIIIN SERVICE' vmiv 432,25 NAIEIONAL SS BANK ARIZONAS STATEWIDE BANK 39 CONVENIENT OFFICES MARSTON SUPPLY COMPANY Complefe Lme of School Suppl es 81 Equ pme I ATHLETIC GOODS STAGE EQUIPMENT OFFICE SUPPLIES 81 EQUIPMENT DULICATING SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT 81 MAINTENANCE 324 N Central Phone AL 4 5651 PHOENIX, ARIZONA Pete Nelson k d E PHOENIX ARIZONA Besi W shes' Class of '56 KEEBLER and MATTHEWS RANCH JI JI .rn 'I64 4 I 1 I I v-5:25.Ijfff--If:'7IfIg.E3fZ:7f:ff5Zfif 5'7 : ',I5If:f.5:f:f. f-'Q-,:,Ei:E:h Q E, ' C ' We A A I ,fi I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE Free Pic -Up an Delivery 4342 ast Indian School Road i i n I i . , I PARADISE BUILDERS, mc. I 4457 Palm Cucle Scottsdale WH 5 6333 l , PARADISE GOLF RANGE Ca PARADISE P-PM-TY LA Betch Befche PRO REALTORS W B Wllllams P O Box 998 Scottsdale A zo a WH 50774 WH 5 8043 Sporfmg Goods Headquarfers JOHNNYS SPORT SHOP 165 NEBS MARKET We will NOT be Unclersold By ANY Sfore or any GROUP of STGRESF East Thomas Road af 44th St eet Phone AM 5 5203 and 1 O01 Other Items' All Way Way Below Wholesale D u m a g e cl Frelglai Depot East Thomas Road at 44th St PHONE AM 5 3653 166 I FURNITURE - GROCERIES - HARDWARE 0 Compliments of . . . Groceries and Meat J. CHEW MARKET B R A T T S Brown and Main Street ICE CREAM your HOME TOWN ICE CREAM DEALER AM 6 4540 2929 North 16th Street PHOENIX WH 5-6476 SCOTTSDALE - ARIZONA SCOTTSDALE BENDIX L A U N D E R E T T E Dry Cleaning 81 Fmrshed Laundry Servrce 9 N Bro n Avenue Phone WH 5 6701 VALLEY PROPERTIES Complrments the Class of 56 4515 North Scottsdale Road I SCOTTSDALE SCOTTY S SHOP MACHINE and WELDING E G and K E SCOTT Phone WH 56414 I05 E Second St ln SCOTTSDALE We lnvrte Comparrson DESERT DRY CLEANERS 209 S Scottsdale Road Phone WH 5 5742 SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA 'I67 I Tl I . w - - - 1 WH 5-5582 'n I . ,-1,2 Compliments of GOOD YEAR TIRES TIRE 81 HOME APPLIANCE 714 S Scottsdale Rd Phone WH 55482 COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER SALES SERVICE PEPBCIISB Motors SCOTTSDALE ROAD AT CAMELBACK SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA Phone WH 5 6338 -5' If , N B Nmm nl L .EF f scuttsdale Whntney 5 6692 34 East Ma n Street Scottsdale Ar zona THE Wil' WISTE UEAK 40 E MAIN ST EET 168 1 I I It ,fox A qw 0 ,1 Y 0: F 0 D 2' ,Q R N A v ' xf' 64 3. i , a FELTMAN, WEIRICK AND KLEVAN BUILDINGS, the address of discriminating tenants. Meng and Fallus Wong and Hall Western Engineering nc Arizona Title Guaran tee and Trust Co HI Jolly Dates Soledad Jay 5 House of Leather Holiday House Wesleys Jewelers Pima Plaza Department Store Mother Hubbards Dr H Dean Cage Cupboard Optometrist O Day 5 Stationery The Sketch Book Greene s Barber Shop Topper Beauty Salon Johnson s Dress Shop gm Corrado s Furniture 5951! ,J -fm Desert Corral Natty Figures Christian Science Church Mobile TV Service Powder Horn Liquor Store NOFVIS EleCfr0nICS Theus Bakery Rae and Lee Bussell and Hardy Meat Masters Scottsdale Finance Corp 169 I . ' , . xi , all Y I , Paradise Pharmacy 1 4, ' 4 -Je an 4- s as l A '. ' ' . ,u ,S POWELL S NRESE POWELL! SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA lnfernohonol Trucks Ports 81 Service b I Darrow-Loftfleld Consfruchon Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Developers of the 'Hacienda del Campo' 48th STREET and OSBORN ROAD .1 -170- Best Wishes To The Class Of '56 LIGHTHALI. REALTY W. E. 8. GLADYS LIGHTHALL Realtors WHrtney 5 0787 117 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Arizona -oi f If rts commercral or dome t see lndustrral Electrrc 3626 East Thomas Road AM 6 9364 CR 4 8711 171 l I . -f Z ' Q .P 5 I up Q - ll ' 1 - ' S IC, C I or '....f .4 . .A 46, xl . ft ENN M-. -V: l fri j If E it T gg :1 9,15 'zlrm xr L! X .. M J, . ,'-A A W1 1 - . bllif' MQ South Scottsdole Rd B L A K E L Y S Gladstone Grocery Rok C rocerles Meats S Scottsdale Road Phone WH 5 8057 New York Barber FLAT TOPS . a SPECIALTY' 3632 EAST THOMAS ROAD S. A. S. SCOTTSDALE AMB ULANCE SERVICE Make fhe ONE for fhe road coffee FREE oxygen and resuscrfafor servrce 24 hr service experienced personnel INSURANCE RePresenhn9 'he Fmest Stock Compames -',-,,,,.. A HARTFORD AETNA F R F RE ACCIDENT INDEMNITY . ST PAUL FIRE 8- HOME MARINE INSURANCE An Organazatnon of Insurance Specualssts Wrntnng All Forms of Insurance IN FORMATION GLADLY GIVEN 1 'I7 I O W I X J I E I !4!Ixx punnyrt lf? QI gfxg Ili. ,.f 2 3 'I 'E A 1 Y PJ, 053' . o SUUANII AGI C - 3 .. The Town Pump Gu f Servlce Slahon Scottsdale and Indlan School Roads Lubrication Tlres Tubes Accessories Utinmn.. Jfi' 'I74 A -. A.,1iUg...,, ,H inn--.V I ' V . . . . I U mmfswwttw 'Tam atm hmwawffm ROYAL TYPEVRITERS FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Horseless Carriage Service 44th St and Osborne Rd WH 5 9888 WE GIVE FRONTIER STAMPS fra SOC ONY VACUUM EDISON VGICEVRITERS I Judy Alexander and Bruce Berry vlsnt the Buslness Machlnes Department t PBSW SUPPLY 8. EQUIP MENT where the new colored ROYAL PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS attracted their special attentuon PBSW 530 West Washington Phoennx 3 ppfled 6-iciuipmenf I B Y SQ DA f Permsou Brzooxz SIEINER f, wlst 175 J as Mobllgas 3 IAS S SMR HMI? , HL SCOTTSDALES NEW CAR DEALER 235 South Scorfsdale Road WH 5 5710 AL 8-64'l'I -176- ' ' 1 If or f 'U X, , ,SINCE INKNUTQQI I f UNION OIL SERVICE Scottsdale 81 Indian School Rd RURAL FIRE PROTECTION Brown Avenue Scottsdale Arlzono Phone AM 5 8757 A fleet of fxre fxghtmg trucks IS ready for an emergency 24 hours a day In servxce for your protection 177 1' I iii-x . . x P Xi ff 44, ,! 'S fy --Q -Q... N -nv ...K f 1, -sf 3 f ,f xf SR 5.4 X-X S XX N-x Nc Mfg if is 'J- '4wf :1Q I F, Mi' f 'W 4. 0' so -.vp 44 S .ff ,X 'ix ' we ' - iii W? r Was, X 139 Q X f 2' V A 7' ,PQ X Tm -U-1 S.. xix ,swfffff . ,t Ms B,'Si4 , -, x N . ...L NDIAN SCHOOL AND SCOTTSDALE ROADS X' 5'ao!ts'da!e 4rf50mu .., -gg., L., --.L,, -i.., ------L 1 .QL '-Tr... 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V ' x X ' Y. X N ' f .Y Z -L. S-.. 'X 1 8 .-' x ' in ' I' U K g'x I . 'X 'N' X x '- , i x -X is ,- basket house Scottsdale, 'WWW nu tus ...,....J. CAVALLIERE HARDWARE PLUMBING H5 South Brown Avenue 39 wad' CAVALLIERE BLACKSMITH SHOP 139 South Brown Avenue Ornamental 'ron Work VVH 5 6262 179 . . 1 . V Q .'-X'.?wi,,.'-f ffg'. my L , A A ' Y ' V :m. . ' J- h 4- .. ' 1 W. . 4- ,, V nu ' .A - vi - ao, -' f A' f . : ' f - ff 'Y' ' ' I ' , ' ,., 1 5 ' ll fe- -x. . .K A , 5' fe , '-+ 1 -2 For grffs you can be proud fo glve 137 West Mann Mesa 60 YEARS OF SERVICE Phone WO 4 8644 ww The Llfe You Save Moy Be Your Own BRAKES LIGHTS STEERING K7 'FU Mar Zzierzfam ld rmlom Anything whxch threatens the mdependence of an mdnvldual hrs famnly or hrs business endangers the very pnncnples whxch made our country great Today all of us must keep our eyes and ears open be ever alert For there are some who through Ignorance and malice would destroy ourhlfree Enterprise System and our nauon wrt at IIIIUIII G Pubns service 238 W JEFFERSON Phone AL 4 5545 AUTO SAFETY HOUSE NC Safety Speclolls s 4343 E WASHINGTON PHOENIX Phone BR 55774 - 5 l .fs .9 , jf 4' 91-I E If I l t S H -180- 0' fl M f l ly 0Com aw: hons W WAM Q flolllflixll llflljlllol 5 lf N. , lf svljgbf WW all ljlcfgegsflgvgjo will Rgh S Wmgflle N5 ll tl My l W B WA? MB KENNEDY'S SHELL STATION N Scottsdale Road and lst Avenue 181 3 . 5530 U-f tl' I to S ,ply X - U3 XW i V E ' f f c a Q ' 6 W -, - -1 ' eu, l - . L '. - xL'4 - Q. . 1' I N ' U J, -K. '. '5 l 71 fl.' 5-,-l g ' ' lyj V x ' Qfsxovpvagtlv M01 DX xy llllom . X, M ..' gp L xl tv l ll 'V J ' ' 4 l ll it s I .F I lt V ji li J SJ' t S el 1 tw q ' lla M 5 D, U ' in Scotts ale n st D A f f lf w re you ill always gef M ' Street is the or ' arg- Service s You Like If l - n Of moc sltpy, La O js! S 1 Weirich u'ld I L . rown Av . MechIing's Union Service Pottery Po rod ise Franciscan Vernon Ware Frankcoma Dinner Ware Outdoor Furniture C lfts CUYIOS Scottsdale 8. Thomas Rd WH 5-8061 OIL CHANGES LUBRICATION I T1 ERY PARABFSE North Scottsdale Road WH 5 5122 g,'RMAl4V Q muflc Oo X Th? 010' .SWF MUSIC' 576195 WASNIBMV :mx nn 81 W DRIVE 182 SCOTTSDALE LUMBER CO SDL-Q The we-S45 M f Sfoyfggnf- Friendly Lumber Ynrcl Wl-l 566Ol .Qi-it-5 l f' F7 J, X I T' xx mg I nd 510111955 Man ,Vj -5:1-an pfa 9 QLXMQ.. Xgh SCOTTSDALE HARDWARE xx L SCOTTSDALE HARDWARE IISHINC, I XL Ixll XXIXH 'NIIIOXS l'XlNlS OIXIRXI ll XRUU XR1 l'1LXll3lNC. sll'l'll1s Nmttsclaln Rmmcl .xml llmnmw Pllum XX ll :Will 'I83 . ! Covers and bindings of the 1956 Camelback were furnished by ARIZONA TRADE BINDERY Western Motor Servlce Corporotuon Scottsdale Arxzona C72 Bunlbouse North Scottsdale Road Guest accommodatrons day week month Scottsdo Ie Alr Conditioning AIR CONDITIONING YVELDING Phone WH 5 8169 t Swmw WWW WH 5 0953 B Il B ht h 2 . . . . x 3. J 0 I ll WC Main St. Scottsdale, Ari 7062 East Thomas Road Phono - i rij Wntc maker-Junior - IM - QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES DAILY FRESH PRODUCE EARL S MARKET Furst St and Scottsdale Rd Phone WH 5 8168 See us before you tra e youll b g a d y o u d 1 d Twenty one years old and stlll going strong lmao SCOTTSDALE MOTORS GASOLINE WH s.571' Best Deal ln Valley DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALER 185 i., .... E, 3 ,, 4, lrk: N f 4 L p ., g Jr A R T is J' 1' L I d - ' e l ' . THIS PRESS Our Yearbook was Printed' Bull Lmdner salesmanager af Jahn Tyler Prmrmg Com pany explains workings of glam Inho prebs o Pemry same press prmfs Scotts daies weekly Arlzoman Those refreshmg cokes you drunk mfhe cafeferua are from Co. ON Albright, telling her this You're Always Welcome af -187- CLASS RINGS BY .lostens graduatlon announcements caps and gowns by Autery Brothers Sam DeWitt Representative Southsude Sand 81 GMI Plaster Sand Rgck CQ , Ing crushed Rock Washed Sand CONCRETE CONTRACTORS Fllled Materxals Dnveway Materxals Ready Mxxed Concrete Raed Gramte Plant North Country Club Drxve at the Rxver ,---1-I HHH 1? 56' .ff- --- ,,,. .'L.---- : 0073905 s gmwocx 4639 IES! gs 1 .1-483' nal L BING S BAR OF MUSIC Scoffsdales Mos? Complete Record Shop MUSIC SUPPLIES RADIOS HIFI PHONOGRAPHS 23 W lst Ave Next to Toy Korral 189 ,r--f 0 . . O O . . , iq R' . - nfs L I X X , 47 v 'is f H ' - s 1 . v '. 'If' ' -1' . A Bk W ..--an M 1 Q I ,ly f H . . H.. D ' - ..,. . - . AL-A ,HMMMAMM n r'- A S 5 A x 1 -' A , Q , J 4 l 1 ' 1 , 1 N L S R' . ' In 1 I' T . , V A of s Y X , .. ' x 4 Ll an I I Hens, Evenveovv ls Someeovv! gk WXQW BP-SK esA10w' D OFF PHOENIX A T CENTE A SUDERLATIVE' Thats aaa' UNCC! Walker s Barber Shop To The Class of 56 Complrmenfs of fhe Shres Mobil Servlce 190 Qi H E A I C E BR NC S N O5 BUSINESS RS MEM ION 1 CONGRATULATIONS nm ou E. cmmlbucu nd. ' where you van dine with PEM-'I-:CTxoN Congrofulofions Class of '56 SELL FOR LESS Markefs In SCOTTSDALE MESA GLENDALE CHANDLER COOLIDGE CASA GRANDE SOON lN PHOENIX UFIIIL CARRIAGF TRAD1 , ANTIQUES wm ysww mmm? Reise X XRIPIN SIC I' A 'Q M fo the W Class of 1956 CHORRO LODGE 4 95 u :L f O O I i G? z,.,k.,,DRz Q L 1 21 5. Scottsdale Roacl , c Scottsdale and Camelback Road U Scottsdale, AYIIOHB i ne - ' ues For odern Living Featuring F' E ly A ' d D' ect Impot N j Z X li F th F C fthe orld A - 'I91 - SCOTTSDALE PLUMBING CO Llcensed ond Bonded Plumbers Rheem Woter Heaters AMERICAN STANDARD FIXTURES Art Brotzel 8. Mel Covington 42 W 2nd St Phone WH 5 6672 WESTERN PROVISION COMPANY INC S I Jbb k L dg C b 3 N th 24th St T h AL 8 8323 l.1 l. ILCS IIC 5001 N Scottsdale Road WH 5 8451 192 O O Featuring U. . Graded and U. S. Inspected Meats I d pendent Meat Who esaIeM t rs - Catering to For trade call P k g H t I - Restaurants House Mar et Op s- Ius 'til6p.m.f y 40 or reet Cofwenfe elep one - Phoenix, Arizona X , esmnn EIICYRICA Eucmlc c t0NTnAc1o xx! 'Y 'U ,95 -- ' SUNDOWN RANCH GOLF SWIMMING RIDING DINING ROOM 193 CONVERSATION FASHIONS for ARIZONA LIVING and ANYWHERE ELSE M' 7401 ff' Sportswear Dresses -9' Coats Suxts Suedes and ACCSSSOFICS A11 1n good gms 4 taste A11 conslderately ORlGlNAg'u:?g3CgQlEiiI?N2LOTHlNG prxced 28 W Mann St WH 5 853I SCOTTSDALE ARIZONA GARDEN BASKET 28 Marshall Ave., N.W. Scottsdale Rd. and Marshall Ave. Home grown produce and vegetables milk - butter fresh-cut flowers - fresh ranch eggs WH 5-1662 -194- MATLOCK 8. FANT 22 Norih Scottsdale Road WH 5 8221 IZ. PARADISE INN -X DISTIINCTIVE XVINTER VAC-XTION CLUB AND RESORT HOTEL P-XUL NI GRAHAM NTANAGLR Scottsdale -Xrxzona FEV' -195- COMPLETE WINTER AND SUMMER AIR CONDITIONING CARRIER REFRIGERATION EVAPORATIVE COOLING FORCED AIR AND WALL FURNACES GENERAL SHEET METAL WORK 3. ,Q qyw QOV DESERT AIR CONDITIONING ORRIE SCOT T AM 6 4913 3640 E Thomas Road PHOENIX ARIZONA Supreme Meat Packmg Co CORNER 7601 E McDowell Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Wonderful Hickory Smoked Hams and Bacon A Real Tasfe Treaf VISIT OUR BIG RETAIL COUNTER QP at Fufth Avenue Phone 66l'Z0!d. UPHOLSTERY AA QuaIIIy Beef and Pork WH 5 o893 SCDTTSDALE ARIZQNA 'I96 N ', X 'Q .f IQ I 3 ..?.: in E I 0 3 2 E- 1 I fl QI-W' ' -li 2: - ' I Ni., T D , E -E ' Q - - 2 ' R 5' -1: O I .ik ZH' ' QW I I EI 1 5' 5 . f E S ll I I I wffffuf W --T Breathtakmgly beau uful homes locauon on large cltrus lots S P Weiss founder and bunlder of Umver sal Homes IS sfarfmg has 37th year as one of the nahons largest buulders of Custom Bull? Homes UN IVEBSAL IIUMES Featurmg Our Excluslve HOME EXCHANGE PLAN 4033 N 24th St AM 6 8463 Q1 GRIFFIN S SHELL SERVICE E Indian School Road 8. 36th Street Phoemx 'I97 19th GREEN Fmesf Barbecue Dmners BOB PHILLIPS PROPRIETOR .IOKBKE INN sun couwrnv 1'nAveL.l.sns A L S is BRAKE 8: WHEEL SERVICE SHOCK WHE L BALA PO ER KES 284 S SCOTTSDALE R BCOTTSDALE ARIZONA Al.. VVASILEWSKI TEL WH 5 0533 pofzdzaeta. dy .lenofzg 4579 CS' HLJ1 cf? J --1' 93120 flflffif 550151 ylfuf ma of 0144142 M '+P-f by Saottadalg ffuyona HAMMOND SOAP and CHEMICAL CO Manufacturers D'5f bUf0l'5 50ap5 WBXSS Cleaners sanrtary supplies dnsmfectants pOI'5I'e5 Phone AL 8 5307 IIS West Jackson Street floor fmnshes Phoenix, Arizona I9 g O , 9 ' - - -. . A s Q E News 0 w an ,fi-'fig S 'A I Q P 4 7 . QAD I I 7 . - , 6 I - - ' A - Il A . . co a 5 oa A 'A n i ns - 1 B A 0 ' ' ,. , 4514':. . .val - '4. 0 .L.-f.--H 'sz' Q I -4 -I I 1 ' 1 M l . . . I Complimenfs of SCOTTSDALE CLINIC DONALD GOLEY M D 8g R W ROSENQUIST M D 359 S Scottsdale Rd Paradise Valley shell Service rnejhemushblunenner North Scottsdale Rd 8. Camelback srunsn AND Lumen cuss WINDOWS WH 5 5462 Mr Vancll W Webb .1 ser' S MAES W 5689 SCOTTSDALE CLEANERS Your Hometown Plant 41 E MAIN ST Complete Dry Cleonmg Servlce For Your Every Need 4 hr Specxal Cash and Carry Service 8 hr Speclal Plckup and Delivery Servxce For Pxckup and Dehvery Phone WH 5 6736 199 Q a a 1 a a ....N l I C 47 WEST FIFTH AVENUE ' SCOTTSDALE. ARIZONA Q H CO N BUS. WH 5-64 , RES. H - , I r . Q ' a I-I 2:2 I.I III I.I I-I I.I I-I I.: .'I -'I I'- I I'I I I I'- 'I -'I -'I -'I I'- 'I I'- III I I I Compliments ot FEED 8: SUPPLY CO. Purina Feeds Saddle Shop Repair Lawn and Garden Equipment Veterinary Supplies B A R Q ' S BOTTLING COMPANY Drink BARQ'S . . . it's GOOD! Horses - Good Hay Baby Chicks a. Turkeys WO'S Restaurant WH 5 6632 wi I f 'l im' In f' S ' ' 5 - , ervmg the tmest 'hm L, lx Cantonese family style dinners 264 S Scottsdale Rd I. PURINA Take OU, Service Scottsdale Arizona AQ tllows 1 NNI' I ful! Open Da ly 11 A M 10 P M Closed Sunday' ..l.I-'I WH 5 0693 5th Ave 8. Scottsdale Rd ALLEN ABNEYS TEXACO SERVICE North Scottsdale Road and Second Street WH 5 8013 4' 200 I I .4 vW'n 'lwwj will ll, I ,, I ' I I I . . ' . I I ' . I -. l X i - X . . . ., . ' Q 3,1 I 3. I XNl':.::.M vsmkfuf -- .4 ,. .X . Q . I ' AY .dwg K L, -A,f Q 'M' 'Ml' , 4 . 7' l . f fa, ,N ' Q lflll., . ' S M ...-vrxam' ' f f nfa f ' H ' Congratulations to the Class of 1956 Andy and Harriet Swlck SWICK S WH 5 6264 Scottsdale Arizona Thels Bakery 124 W Indian School Rd WH 5 0672 Western Park Scottsdale Arlzona Il lf! IPII' HUNTING FISHING ATHLETIC HOBBY SUPPLIES SKIN DIVING EQUIPMENT BORIS INNOCENTI my gyorzst Arizona s Largest and Fmest Flower and Gift Shop Open 7 Days a Week 800am to'I000pm Make MY FLORIST Your Florist Speclal Prlces to Hugh School Students 534 West McDowell Phone Al 8 7401 a . I . I 0 Q I : .SB . I 'vi I ' - ,4 f1 f,.' . im, - -rg-. . ' ' I 1 I, A-. . f. 'Q -,Z -- - . . x .Ayn V.. 7, X ks. WW 'W , . , . . . . . - 20l - ..-Y G A I N E Y R A N C H Raaser of Registered Herefords cotts a e eaujcq a on flk, Specnallsfs ln PERMANENT WAVING HAIRSTYI-ING Guest Accommodat ons Good Food Cocktails TINTING and HAIR CUTS DANCING AND ENTERTAINMENT Archlfecf and Engineer WESTERN ENGINEERING INC. 202 C O 220 sour:-4 SCOTTSDALE ROAD wr-In-msv 5-8242 .T A 4 o J I 1 W EE . J 0 ' o O C El Roncho Phormocy THE PATIOASIS 70 W lndnan School Road YVagon Wheels Shoppmg CCUICT Scottsdale Aruzona .JAN Telephone WHrtney 5 5882 CDay Nnghtj Your Headquarters for Complete Outdoor llvlng Lawn Furmture Superlute Blocks Barbecue Units Hardware Pamt Cooler Pads Garden Equipment 4332 East Thomas Road CR 4 6784 Charcoal and Sprinkler Systems Bulldmg 8. Remodeling Work Contracted For Call Us Anytxme for Prlces And!0r Dellvery Open Sunday 9 OO A M tal 4 OO P M Exclusuve Baldwm Dustnbutor 0 Baldwm Electromc Organs O 501 North Fmt Street Phones AI. 4 1087 AL 4-4242 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING AT NEW FIRST NAT'L BANK PARKING GARAGE. FIRST AT POLK 203 ll ll I II ' ' ll A f I I II I Power Mowers, Fertilnzer, Bermuda Grass Seed, u a U u , . . ' I NELSON'S SPHINX RANCH We Ship Dates All Over The World WH 5'5972 4735 Laffayette Blvd. Compliments Of VALLEY MOTORS lO8 S. Scottsdale Rd. Compliments of STUDIO SUZETTE Compliments Of ROUND UP rard JOES ROUNDUP CAFE Ham On The Bun Home made Chill and Pie MESA SAND 81 ROCK CO No Country Club Dr And River Ready Mlx Concrete WO 4 7062 Scottsdole Variety Store Frzendlzest Vrmety Store an Scottsdale East Main Street Scottsdale sfhevs Gems Minerals Lopldory Equipment Croft Center 22 vv 1 sth A e SWAN CLEANERS DRY CLEANERS c House dl Clxnle tram trite NN FARIS 8. MEMBRENO Real Estate Investments 230 South Scottsdale Road Scottsdale Arizona A FORZANO 81 SONS Typ Tp WodWok 2'I8E M A o 204 I . E I J 4 5 'E' A ' In rior lmports N' I . ' f U . . . .JN es v . Scottsdale, Arizona H 1 S tl HW .gl-Q7 PLEAT SQUAXV sK1RTs H - Phon' XVH 5-5681 I Y O Q All es of Cabinets, Formica o s, o r - ing, Furniture Repair 81 Refinishing. , ast ain Scottsdale, riz na I 7 A8-W Drlve Inn Abneys Allen Servnce Statuon Academy Bakery Als Brake and Wheel Andersons Market Artzona Publrc Servlce Arlzona Trade Bnndery Arnzona Yearbook Co Auto Safety House Bank of Douglas Barqs Botlung Co Bashas Basket House Beattne James Insurance Bend D Western Wear Bnmbos Bnngs Bar of Musnc Bltners Blakely Servnce Statuon Bo Mar Handlcrafts Bratt s Ice Cream Bratts Tlre and Home Supply Bunk House Cage Dr H Dean Carnage Trade Antlques Casa Blanca Cavalluere Hardware and Plurnblng Chew J Market Coca Cola Bottltng Condrtnoned Anr Corner Book Shop Cox Jewelers Darrol Lottfueld Constructuon Davus Chuck Deese Brothers Market Desert Arr Condntlomng Desert Dry Cleaners Earls Market EI Chorro Lodge EI Rancho Pharmacy Farms 8. Membreno Feltman Weuruch and Klevan Bldg Fnrst Natlonal Bank of Arnzona Flemush Glazemer Floras! My Forzano A and Sons Gatney Ranch Garden Basket Gladstone Market Goldwaters Goley and Rosenqulst Drs 0 4 6 200 79 4 4 67 4 4 4 4 O4 ADVERTISER S INDEX Grants Frontuer Barber Shop Gravette Pharmacy Gray Bow Greenes Barber Shop Grlffun Shell Statlon Hammond Soap and Chem1caICo Hogan Cafe Horseless Carnage Hutchun s Bob Auto Luvery Stable lndustrnal Electruc Jesman Electrtc Joe s Round Up Cafe Johnnys Sport Shop Jokake Inn Jones AI Insurance Josten Jewelry Co Keebler and Mathews Ranch Kennedys Hlram Shell Statlon Larson s Jewelry Ledermans Muslc Store Lughthall Realty Lutes Scottsdale Pharmacy Magnc Mlrror Beauty Salon Marston Supply Co Mary Jean Orngmals Matlock and Fant Realty Mechlrngs Un1on Statlon Mesa Sand 81 Rock Mobnle TV Motorola Nebs Market Nelsons Pete Chevron Statlon Nelsons Sphunx Ranch New York Barber Shop 19th Green O Day s Statuonery Co OMaIley Lumber Co Outpost Paraduse Bullders Paraduse Golf Range Paradlse nn Paradnse Motors Paradlse Pharmacy Paradnse Realty Paradlse Valley Guest Ranch Paradnse Valley Shell Statnon Patloasns B S Pnoneer Drug Portralts by Lenore Pottery Paraduse 205 0 9 204 7 9 9 204 5 9 O8 8 4 7 64 55 95 204 60 208 4 O4 7 9 57 202 9 5 2 99 0 Powell s Garage Quucks Musnc Store Ralelgh Insurance Ranchers Feed and Supply Record Round Up Round Up Druve Inn Rudolph Chevrolet Rural Fnre Protectuon Roles Plano Co Saba s Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Scottsdale Aur Condntuonmg Ambulance Beauty Salon Bendux Launderette Cleaners Engmeerung Hardware Jewelry Lumber Co Motors Photo Shop Plumbnng Scottsdale Varlety Store Scottys Shop Shutters Southsude Sand 81 Rock Sprouse 8x Reutz Varlety Stapley O S Co Stlres Ed Mobll Statlon Studlo Suzette Sundown Ranch Supreme Meat Packang Co Swan Cleaners Swncks Thues Bakery Town Pump Unnon O1l Servuce Statuon Unuversal Homes Valley Motors Valley Natnonal Bank Valley Propertues Wagon Wheel Raduo Walkers Barber Shop Wash Rvte Laundry Western Engxneenng Western Motor Servtce Western Provnslon Co Whtp 81 Grl Wnqwam Wlllmoth Insurance Wos Restaurant Zelthler Upholstery 200 204 7 76 77 3 4 7 20 67 99 4 6 9 204 67 204 6 204 4 77 97 2 4 4 7 5 9 02 4 200 19 I I ,Y.,......................,...., 182 ' I ,,........., 16 ' .......,.....,,................ . 170 'I , ' ' ,,...... 20 ca.,............,.,.,....... 161 ' ' ' ..,....,.......,....., ,. 158 I .................... 198 ' ..........,.,......,.. 181 ' ..,............, ' ,-.....,...............,,... 163 ' ' ' ,,,,,....,..........,,,. 1 7 - ..............,........... 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AaAaa,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,A4 182 ' , ,..,,,,,,aa, , ,, ,, ' --'w--A,VAYYiiv--v-,v--w 6 Dlehl John Abrahams Eddue Ackworth Shlrley Adams Philllp Adams Ted Adler Ellen Agee Ann Alnslle Sharon Ake Amold Albrlght Lewls Albrlght Penny 89 100 135 Alexander Judy Allar June Allums Gary Almhlell Carol Almhlell Paul Anderson John Anderson Kelth Anderson Mary 65 67 67 116 23 39 78 79 81 142 145 141 99 59 80 82 135 Scotty 39 79 87 Andress Margaret 67 86 Andrew Jerry 59 116 123 Appenfelder Mrs Augusta M Arey Joy Arsenault Gloria Arlotta Geraldlne Ashe John L Ashe Melvln Ast Bob Aurellus Marc Austln Mrs Elsle Azblll Marshall Azblll Neva Babcock Donald 8 53 79 67 88 59 82 Baechlln Nancy 59 78 82 84 87 Baehr Carla 53 86 148 Bagshaw Allyn 52 Balley Peggy Baird Charles Balash Susanne 53 77 81 87 Banta Betty Barnes Guy Bartram Roberta Bartram Wayland tadentand 7444139 'Zzdez 79 Bohllng Chrlstle Bohon Charles Boker Bern Bowllng Bettl Boyer Charles Bradford Evelyn Brady Hll Brady Sandra Brewer Barbara Brewer Danlel Brocat John 66 G7 82 39 81 84 88 99 82 86 141 Corrales Josephlne Cortrlght Gary Counts Glorla Cowan Cam Cox Peggy 58 Crawford Dlck Crews Jack Crocker Dlxue Crocker Terry Crotzer Dorene 53 83 60 82 86 0 5 68 86 138 144 Bronson Barbara 59 82 84 Brown Brown ar Brown Brown Brown Brown Da e Don Norman Sharo'u 59 82 u 40 85 95 118 'J 135 136 Crockett Ronnle Crow Lowell Cultra Harry Cummlns Howard Cunnlngham Blll Curran Benny Curtls Dave Curtls Steve 58 60 77 60 83 60 126 Faux Ronnle Feeney Mlke 42 81 87 Feeney Pat 38 42 78 79 87 125 128 132 133 140 Feeney Frank Feltman Paul Flsher DBVIU 54 113 115 Flake BIII 6 115 Flake Karen Flake Sam Fllckenger Blll Fllckenger Jum Flores lrma Florlo Paul 60 Flynn Bruce Fork Mulllcent Forlano Connle Fountaun John 87 116 61 83 61 87 Hassenpfhg Barbara Hauser Mary Hauser Pat Hauser Mrs Sue Haworth Darrel 99 118 Hayden Wllford 1 Hays Warren Heap Theo Heelblng Carl 1 Helmer Davld Henagar Ella Henagar Harold Henderson Dale Hendrlcks Bob Hendrux Ross 55 Henthorn Anrta Henthorn Norma Bryan Stephan G 31 52 Buckland 10891116 Buckley Bruce Bucklun Sue Budge Alex Budge Melinda 40 78 79 Bull Rlchard Bump Wallace D Burke Barbara Burns Charles Burns Kathryn Burtcher Robert Butler Barbara 40 79 Butler Janet Butler Llnda 59 82 86 Byars Sherrue 67 82 86 141 Byers Jlm Cabo Ana Caln Donna Caln Lee Calne Verna Caldwell George Calhoun Prusculla Cameron Judy 59 82 85 59 141 59 82 84 99 141 Dahlll Tommy Damlano Rlchard Daub Davls Davls Davus 41 Ray J Dawson Blng Dawson Ray N ck Barry Karen 54 84 8 114 5 16 132 Davls Fowler Judy Fox Duck Fox Jack Fox Marcella 38 42 77 78 80 87 132 133 Mrs B rtha Suzue Darrell 42 87 Ruchard Ronalp Frances Franco Franklun Franklun Franklun Herman Herman Herrung Herrung Herrung Eddue Ona Lee Bullue Gene Tonl Heywood Alfred L H s Bull 55 87 Hubbs Tommy Hull Charlue Hulluard Nelda 5 8 1 78 83 6 2 113 118 69 127 Dean Cheryl Deberge Elalne Delduca Sharon 68 82 86 68 86 Demarbuex Roberta 60 86 101 Deponzl Louls 60 141 Dlckson Janice 60 83 Dullow Jerry Duorlo Tonl Duttmer Blll Dlvlto Vlnce Dlxon Conme Dodds Esther 41 81 115 44 54 79 82 99 41 79 144 145 Bartram Wayne Bartram Ruby Bass Vuna Baugh Blll Bear Gwendolyn Beard Arlene Beauguruea Betsy Beck Brllle Jean Beck Joy Begay Harvey Begay Rosallnd Begay Shlrley Bell Jlmmy Benlamln Allen Benton John Beran Carolyn Berbower Carol Rera Patil 67 126 39 81 115 144 87 67 116 148 99 67 86 59 88 Campbell Eluzabeth 68 141 Carlson Gary Carlyon Bull Carlyon Mary Jo Carpenter Afton J Carpenter Mrs Clltford Carr Beverly Carl' Vlvuan Carter Janet Carver Helen Case Douglas Cavalllere Spence Cavln Sue Chambers Trudy Chapman Chapman Chatham Chlasson Chrlstlan Mlke Patsy , Margaret Mary Ellen V 68 82 8 53 81 Bergen Marllyn Bergey Mlke Bergman Barbara Bergstrom Anne 53 78 79 82 Bergstrom George 59 116 Bemal Raul Berry Bruce Bertllng Kay 53 79 84 134 135 Bertllng Paul 39 135 Betak John 59 123 Blgelow Glorua Bules Marlene Blro John Blssell John 53 78 Blssell Sue Bjorklund Mrs MldgeneM Blaker Ronald Blakesley Pete Blanchard Alan Blanchard John 148 121 6 141 Chrustensen Janet Clapsaddle Betty Ellen Clark Clark Clark Clark Cluff Cluff Cluff Cluff Coats Cohen Melvun B 60 85 Brenda 60 83 84 99 139 Corrune Elsue Mae Curt Malon Pau Vere Davld H 18 52 83 60 114 115 117 Cole Margene Cole Stewart 53 85 141 Coleman Pat Colllns Bully Colllns Marie Collmeyer Jon 60 85 123 Connors Jlm Connors John Blandlng Mlke Bloomer Teddy Blunt Jlm Bohl Karen 53 99 116 118 119 120 29 124 141 59 99 Conrad Bob Contrls Judy Copeland Leo Corklns Mrs Corral Ronnue 68 85 85 99 141 53 141 Donn Barbara Dooley Tom Dooluttle Larry Doran Thomas A 54 79 80 60 126 129 Dorman Deanna 60 80 87 Dorne Stephen 68 127 Douds John 52 54 Douglass Hubert Douglass Lunda Downing Charles DOWHIDZ Mrs RODEHZ Druke Bill Druke Penny 58 60 77 Duke Marsh Duff Chuck Duff Judy 41 76 77 78 95 96 97 132 Dufraln Muke 138 Duncan Glorla 68 82 B4 86 Dunnam Lamont Dyson Bull Eakes Tom Eckhardt Edwards Edwards Egurrola 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AS WE REGRETFULLY LEAVE both Scottsdale Hugh and our school friends for another year we hope our lnterpretatlon of the students llfe through plctures and stones has been enloyable to the reader and wlll brlng many happy mem orles In years to come We wish to thank the student body for theur support and the faculty and admnmstratnon for theur cooperatvon We would also luke to thank Mr Schweakart for hns unfanl Ing guidance throughout the year liz' As editor I would luke to extend my appreciation to all the staff members who worked unceaslnqly were patient and wullung and who have done a superb 'ob In keeping hugh the qualnty of the CAMELBACK INSURANCE AGENCY as w nam: Sched RA Scoifslnlg Ain... una my JI All Types of Auto Insurance 8. Bonds 367 N SIXTH AVE UE Auto 8. Fire Insurance on Time Payments STEVE TIMA PHOENIX ARIZONA Al A LA RADIO COMMUN CAT ON ENGINEER PHONE ALPINE 4 9663 Gen Ins Mgr Lnfe Ins Mgr 20 X r s' I l , 5 -N I , 1-E.. 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