Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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G ME, DRAMA ITES ADD APPEAL 'The shortest distance between two points is a straight line' was put to use at the ringing of the bell to the disadvan- tage of the green grass in Beaver's Par- adise. ln the background is the library where many students enjoyed their study periods. The gym and stadium, looking glum and deserted now, housed many exciting mo- ments for the students this past year The huge brick structure was the center of activity with the holding of athletic events and dances. , 79 Maafi ' ,..,?,, V, H... Y , , , , ,V V, Ml, 'fu . , -,, 4 fff, ua, W, 4.-fw 1 'M' -'QV' f H'j'i, fu, L, -f'-'Wu N W . , ,. f -f fu-'i.'?Y?f,?5,MLQ,-I W y- I ,,fwaMr,mwMMwwU0K4ufWn uf 4Wfi9WfVwzw H Cffs, M 5 :yy-.,eh1,, 'f ,y-- ,,Qff,,,-,m1v'w, ., ,w , ,gigaigv f QAQK vw W.fgwVawyWfVna fvwHWMJ'-f1H -Afmbfwwmwf ,, fu .,tp vf f , ww 44143. ff f pf X Miz I , , L A I it af ' ' ' Although it was one of the newest buildings on the campus, the auditorium had already been outgrown by the 1078 students who were enrolled in Novem- ber. Though appearing outwardly calm and inviting, the opening of a play, concert, or assembly converts the in- side of this building to an anticipative atmosphere. Page