Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Push Onward, Never Fail Unlike all other classmen the senior looks on graduation with a note of sadness. To the freshmen it is something far in the distant future yet something to look forward to. ,To the sopho- more it is one year closer. ,To the junior it is so very close and yet can not auite be touched. ,But to the senior it marks the end of four years of football games, club meetings, proms, cramming for tests, and all the experiences and activities ofa high school student. ,He finds himself looking back and wishing he had done this or that as he had always wanted to. ,lt seems as if gradua- tion just comes too soon. Remember' your happy times and your had times, seniors, but don't look back. ,Look to the future, for now the gates of opportunity are open to you. ,Walk through them, make the most of what you have, and may success be yours. , Z .5 ind. K 'x ! I I , .Xxx , XF V 1- I li il ' , , Q , i,,,. ' , A , . W , ,' , ,L v- I- w x X SX i gt X51 ii .rx-1. SX My hh J Y ' ' QX' 1,1 ' U im f 5 Z 5 . Q Q' Q'-, f , 'LJ .fi ,e- 4, Q ' , 'ff gfzfff 1 1- i fQl9X!f' 'ff' 7 ,fa , fL lgfx-,, ff 'ff f' ,' W Q i if ' l ff A ll' it X .ff f X -my ff' l X 1 l i N W M1 il in Mx wht .I 5 S i. QQ, 1. X Q ii, , S ' 5 'a 1 V' 4 f 'f I ' X , I, , , , ,N , 'V E W A xt' Vi. f f . h If X 7 2. ,X , If If mu' J ' f X 1 L t - V N 1 i x -fa, f ' x fl. it tif , 4 l Mi , l , , PB I f 0 X if i f A f i fl 4 f f i- it ta 0 ff fi ' x I. 1 , ' X , ll i i , ,I Ifllx ' it ' n ,H W 1 X 1 i 1 it ' ll x . x i ' , it 1. X . W N '1 X v X ' N g.xY A si ' Qi ,wi X , ri' .N W r I :Hi . . N 1, 1 i li ix ' ' i ' 'fx x 4 , Y X X : . x xx i t X . : A :xx 'L A 'J X' xiii A ,. i 'if il l ' t ' x ii R X Z fy l All . A ff ,l i M , I l li 4 l l' fi H , l N K X' l l ll ' MX i ii in n , i ef xl .lg ,ll If NX wif i ii X 'mx jf, ix, Y , XXX Q X W N 'N QW ff ' X ik X X xx N xt ft' I .ff ,,t' Ag' A , r il rim ,

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BAGSHAW,ADAMS, FOWAQQ, if Mr. Kelley Mrs. Kahl Mr. Carpenter Mrs. Frye Beginning their high school career at Scottsdale as the largest Freshmen Class, numbering l40, and graduating with a record number of l58, the Class of '57 has grown academically and socially as well as bodily. , The varied accomplishments in scholastic, extra curricular, and government -activities in which Senior Class members have participated during the last four years have given them inmeasurable experience and unforgetable memories. Fulfilling their roles as student body officers were Mike Blanding, Carol Shaver, Bill Schooley, and Toni Dioriof while AI Bagshaw, Judy Fowler, Ted Adams, and Kyle Zeitler led the senior class activities, and Francis Ryley and Allen Smith served as student council representatives. There were few members of this industrious class who failed to participate in some phase of school life whether it was athletics, music, drama, publications, or the many clubs and organizations. The seniors proved themselves worthy wearers of the long anticipated caps and gowns. ,Thus, as the graduating senior received his diploma, recalling the activities of his last four years, the knowledge he had gained, and the lasting friends he had made, he was truly a Beaver Forever. JUDY FOWLER, 'Fire- dome' . . .BB, pom-pon, GAA, 'Meet Me in St. Louis,' 'Annie Get Your Gun' ...Scripps College ...Mexican food, dan- cing, parties. . . Mom, put up the ironing board.' ALLYN BAGSHAW, 'Baggie' TED ADAMS. . .class veep ...Hi-Y veep, Letter- 4, Rifle Club pres... men' s Club, student electronics engineer. . . council 2. class DFSS keeping his coupe on 3. 4. . . college. . . 'Tear the road... 'Talk about jerker.' a party!