Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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The Beovers Go Morching Along l l i MAJORETTES Bottom row: Kathy Hause, Holly Hazar, Debbie Johnson BEAVER BAND Bottom row: Cathy Staltaire, Bryce McKinney, Iris Alterl man, Tom Vosburgh, Terry Offenbacker. Row 3: Charles Shillingburg Joanne Stueland, Muffy McLellan, Lynn Strachota, Nancy Girard. Row 4 Doug Toy, Steve Cass, Mike Heimer, Scott Cutler, Karen Titterington Row 5: Dave Smith, Bob Kuhlhan, Bob Shull, Terry Diroclis, John Mc- Dermott. Row 6: Rick Deacon, Jane Truscott, Liz Oslund, Ted Decker Bill Engel. I Fine Arts 29

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Play A Tune, Beot A Drum And -K i A -- up ASN .V for A MAJORETTES Bottom row: Kathy Barton, Sue Genuit, Sue Pruitt, Linda Cissel. BEAVER BAND Bottom row: Alan Baird, Rick McCoy, Marsha Pos- ner, Melinda Strites, Diane Brewer. Row 3: Cathy Hopper, Peggy Flores, Dawn Hill, Jackie Prigg, Jenitter Stark. Row 4: Bill Spaulding, Stettany 28 Fine Arts Powers, Marie Brewer, Tom Kulb, Tom Huntington, Paul Wheeler, Craig James. Row 5: Dennis Mueller, Jim Cookson, Rick Zimmerman, Bob Beardsley, Frank Soto. Row 6: Keith Polites, Dave Dixon, Dan Beardsley, Steve Hughes, Cheryl Blasnek, Sue Underwood.

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'Sound of Youth' Progrom Offers S r t S gcc slr G Q X c il , s o is XXQL . .o,,.. . CHANSONETTES Bottom row: Lynn Gleason, Kathy Stickler, lib., Edye Terry Walton, Marilyn Eisenhardt, Elisha Huffman. Row 3: Sharon Mat- Tucker, sec., Marcia Durrenberger, Becky Mumma, Pam Kellogg, Judy thews, Susan Fiscus, Rose Hinsdale, Trisha McMahon, Anita Hamrick, pres., Widner, Carol Bye, Carrie Thompson. Row 2: Cathy Woodard, Connie Bev 5Cl1UlTe, Veepz C6l'0l Connor, Glenna Parker, MGVY Boden. Evans, Laura Grannis, Stephanie Reith, Ginette Verville, Rosetta Blauvelt, SOUND OF YOUTH performers Bev Schulte and Kevin Connors sing at the first concert of the year. Both are members of advanced choruses, Bev is in Chansonettes and Kevin in Singers. 30 Fine Arts EXPANSION WAS the word in Chansonettes this year as the girls chorus doubled in size. Boasting sixty members, Chansonettes performed at the Christmas concert and Sound of Youth, where several soloists were featured in the program. Originated to promote fine arts and represent SHS in the community, Chan- sonettes was both a service and honorary club. Personal auditions were held in the spring with the director, Mr. Hilse, and each girl had to meet high qualifications in order to become a member. TALENTED SONGSTERS sing out in Chansonettes. This all-girl chorus gave several fine concerts at SHS and also planned to attend music festivals at ASU and U of A.