Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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WE CARE Actions Speak Louder Than Words MR. J. Tracy Tripp initiated a new program this year at Scottsdale High. This philosophy was designed to produce results by promulgating a feeling of genuine concern, a feeling that We care. HE ALWAYS seemed to have time for personal conversations with individual students. He strived to bridge the gap between administrator and student, adult and teen-ager. As the year progressed, Mr. Tripp's own conception of the philosophy broadened to encompass every aspect of school life. He devoted his time and effort to the betterment of SHS, its students and teachers. He based his unique program on sincerity, humility and unselfishness, believing these attributes were necessary to inspire a true concern. 4 Opening He acts in varied capacities . . .

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