Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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, .- - J: ., ist it iii I -' 4. 1 , -5. f .AA y. x-Rv , 9141 -RJ w fix N, 5 . v-xmlcsigyjr Q3 ,.. It X-4:-my ' Q. JOHN J. CONNORS ISI -Ga Wbaie2r L' Berg Acfmimlfieriz' B Bef! During the past year Scottsdale High had two assistant principals. Mr. Connors dealt largely with students' activities and discipline, While Mr. Kidd's two main responsibilities were overseeing student registration, and curriculum planning. Both men were known to most of the students ior their willingness to support student activities. The sonorous voice of Mr. Connors could be heard every morning second period as he performed the ritual oi reading the daily announcements. Business Manager Mr, Merrill kept a watchful eye over the accounts and directed the purchase of the many school provisions - from busses to textbooks to pencil sharpeners. Mr. Pederson, director of food services, had the responsibility oi providing well-balanced menus for all the schools in the dis- trict. Supervisor oi buildings and grounds was Mr. Polen, who di- rected landscaping and yard work at the nine district schools. 53-it 6- fl' gp-1-.rn Yi CLYDE KIDD I -uf' .-1- - GEORGE MERRILL OTTO W. PEDERSON PAUL POLEN Page 20

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The Deed! Of Leezeferr Shell! Live xl ff J LLOYD BIMSON. Member PAUL FELTMAN. Clerk Bank Executive Resort Owner Members oi the board were dedicated to public service, en' deavoring to keep the educational standards high, and to employ only outstanding teachinq and administrative officials who were qualified and skilled in their professions, The diversity of their everyday occupations has contributed to the general, overall excellence of planning and policy which has made the Scottsdale system pleasant and effective. They were able to achieve the desirable combination of providing adequate ma- t, rials and means for the system while still maintaining a moderate tax rate. Mrs. Sally Steig was elected president of the Scottsdale School Board in l958, after hav- ing served on it for two years. The board was made up of five public- spirited citizens who worked several hours each week, receiving no renumeration for their services. fsx JU! -44 SALLY STEIG President Housewife :GLM ,iff-:vw-r l ,V X 8 A i fxflwr , V X-if :N fs, ,S , 1 . 'J' , . t we f if iii t A LESTER MOWRY. Member REESE VERNEH MEMBER Page l9 Electric Construction Foreman Executive, Grocery Chain

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Coumelmcg Amir The Bef! Of Mn The counseling department was one of the most important in the school, with a staff which endeavored to personally interview every stu- dent in Scottsdale Hiqh School a minimum of once a semester. With the aid of aptitude tests, career plans and parent interviews, the coun- selors helped each student plan a logical cur- riculum appropriate for his needs and abilities. In this way, Scottsdale qraduates were pre- pared to meet the requirements oi the colleges of their choice, or to enter a vocation for which they had been trained at high school. .t, , iwwtifjv- I. , V , ,L I.. .11 Qui. tiff .1..f 1 b,54l. '44-4572 T ' ' . NH dit . ' ' f 1.1! X Y 1 K' 1--1 fc! . pl ' 2 .' , X .0 .ff ' , ' , X' ' - fri- X' .N t -J?'TQ' 4' . ' ,jr - it i 1 HAZEL M. COSSELL Head of the counselmq department this past year was Miss Hagan, who kept the quidarice office running smooth- ly and efficiently. Miss Hagan received her AB at Arizona State University, and her MA at the University oi California at Berkeley. K 'ul' MAXINE HAGAN fs fbi ,WFS I' 112 WILLIAM w. HENDRY RAY PLANETA SHERRY PRES-I-ON Page 2l