Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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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

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,,,.:-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