Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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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 ' ... I -F ll . ll , . . I I I

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Scion! 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.