Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Alan Bruner, freshmen, academics Cindy Woodbridge, senior editor, school life Chris Schweikart, editor Teri Craig, organizations Ann Connolly, academics Bill Farrell, sports Janice Lowry, organizations Camelback Staff 25

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Stott Leorns By Producing ARE YCU kidding, my deadline is Tomorrow! This was just one of the many shocked phrases that went along with the general noise ot year- book work. This year's statt, under The direction of Editor Christine Schweikart and Sponsor Her- man Schweikart, was composed ot 15 members, tive of whom had previously worked on The CAMELBACK. A continuous challenge and an unlimited amount of hard work presented The staff with a busy and otten exhausting schedule. Taking pictures, Thinking up new layout and copy ideas and tinally putting everything on triplicate form To be sent to The printer quickly became a part ot The daily routine. ln addition To helping with underclass photography, The staff also had The Time consuming iob ot selling books Twice during The year. Joyce Merritt, seniors A Mark Longenecker, sophomores school lite John Bamford, photographer, Judy Young, business manager Charlie Harvey, 6C6ClemlCS GCWOI' Judy Merritt, iuniors Anne Adams organizations editor Anna Szmutko, photo editor 24 Camelback Staff

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r , M AL, 1 MZ M ' 'Wit rf .az W 1 , ' 55 Y ' , 'i,g,3 Q I I I gf... fa f ir i , ',2, wi WW A PREP CHORUS Bottom row: Kathy Lee, Velvet Bruner, Debbie Hughes, Row 3: Ann Lloyd, Debbie Brown, Debbie Hallowell, Lora Scott, Denise Amy Johnson, Robin Shoenhair, Steve Easterling, Jeff Renfroe, Reed Soule, Frances Hall, Chris Sweeny, Debbie Rogers, Row 4. Kristy Herman, Flake. Row 2: Lynn McDonough, LuAnn Eberle, Cindy Hinsdale, Jeanne Nancy Eckel, Carolyn Smith, Nancy Newton, Layna Taylor, Debra Hess, Metcalg, Gail Daggett, Karen Blodgett, Lynn Adams, Bong Sune Allen. Donna Gallagher, Debbie Hertz. MUSICALLY INCLINED students and drama enthusiasts had several paths open to them at SHS. Drama, chorus and band were es- sential parts of the fine arts department. Entering freshmen had the opportunity to take part in prep chorus, although many participated in the advanced groups. BEA- VER BAND, directed by Mr. Shacklette, gave stirring performances at football games and pep assemblies. This year they tried some- thing unique, marching in the dark with Prep Chorus Lays A Firm Foundcition lights on their shoes and uniforms. l ...- MR. HILSE, head of the fine arts department, com- lT'S A big moment for the prep chorus as they sing before an audience mends his students at the Christmas concert. Besides for the first time at the Christmas concert. Composed mainly of fresh- teaching prep chorus, Singers, Chansonettes and Les men, prep chorus is a prerequisite for the advanced groups. Jeunes Filles, he also found time to teach drama. 26 Fine Arts