Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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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 '

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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

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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