Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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success Through an ardenT zeal and a loyal supporT uccess Through a predeTermined plan of acTion wU Clcasses WHAT IS The new face of SHS? School spiriT is a Term which can be used To encompass The enTire feeling of This change. THE STUDENTS worked TogeTher as a school, separaTeIy as classes, and as individuals To promoTe and supporT all of ScoTTsdaIe's many and diversified acTiviTies, THEY LEARNED ThaT cooperaTion is a key To success. . . ThaT winning isn'T The only facTor involved in producing a greaT Team . .. ThaT pride in Their campus is a noble aTTribuTe. SCHOGL SPIRIT, The enThusiasTic corroboraTion of The schooI's acTiviTies by The classes, was parT of all ScoTTsdale's endeavors. Opening II

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Cooperation: A Key To Success

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eniors The Road Ahead Divides Ronald Adams Sherry Albane Deborah Alvord DoroThy Andrade SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS BoTTom Row: PaTTy Wilson, veep, Gaynelle Nixon, Treas. Row Two: Jim Page, pres., Jean Holman, girl rep. Top Row: Bill Rich, boy rep. NoT picTured is Don Droze, sec. Jean Arend Jay Arnold THROUGHOUT THE pasT Tour years, The class of '67 has worked Toward graduaTion Through a comIoinaTion of aca- demic and exTra-curricular acTiviTies. BEGINNING THEIR high school career as The largesT class in The hisTory of ScoTTsdale High School, The Beaver Tledgings were drawn more closely TogeTher Through The sponsoring of The Backwards Dance. JUNIOR VARSITY sporTs, sTudenT council leadership and par- TicipaTion in The fine arTs evenTs were some of The many acTiv- iTies open To The class as sophomores. EARLY IN Their junior year, The class began To prepare Tor The annual Junior-Senior Prom which was held aT The ScoTTsdale CounTry Club and depicTeoI NI6I'dI GFBSH. Chairman Class Council Frank Shadley William Skinner I2 Seniors