Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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nano wg log Mass cgmgtegcg CDU I ICVPICD Toni Diorio, an outstanding senior at SHS, was a Miss Camelback finalist. A cute brunette with a vivacious personality and impish brown eyes, she was well-known and liked around the campus. A cheerful 'Hi' WQS always certain to be spoken by Toni. This popular gal was active in many organ- izations, being student body treasurer, and a member of the Beaver Builders Club. Toni was also on the yearbook staff and a capable member of the student council. She was also a Homecoming Queen candidate. Miss Camelback is selected each year by Camelback subscribers. All senior girls are eligible for the honor and from the top contenders yearbook voters elect a queen and her attendants. Miss Camelback occupies the highest position of royalty in the yearbook. Her identity is kept a secret until the end of the year, when at the honor assembly, her name is announced and she is crowned. ixie rocker Dixie Crocker, pretty blonde senior, was a Miss Camelback finalist. This popu- lar girl with her striking personality was a school favorite, and reigned over Home- coming festivities as queen. A varsity pom pon girl, Dixie appeared at many assem- blies and games in the snappy, colorful line. Among her other activities, Dixie was a member of the yearbook staff, and Stellae Tri-Hi-Y. Carol Shaver, popular Scottsdale High senior, won the outstanding honor of being voted Miss Camelback, through the votes of yearbook subscribers. This pretty brunette with a sparkling personality and ready smile was active in many school organiza- tions. She was always willing to lend a helping hand, whether it was a school function, a social event, or just plain being friendly. Along with serving as student body sec- retary, Carol played flute in the school band, was a member of the Band Lettermen's Club, veep of the Beaver Builders Club, and wrote for the Beaver. She was also a member of the Art Club, and veep of Da Kon Ya Tri-Hi-Y. Carol also received the hon- or this year of being a Homecoming Queen candidate. This exceptional senior cer- tainly deserved the distinction of being Miss Camelback for 1957.

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