Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Vlsutors Jlmmy Montllla from Puerto Rlco and Georglo Grlllo from Chlle added some local flavor to the Span Ish Club Many actlvltles were planned lncludnng concessuon stands at the football games candy sales bake sales pucmcs and dnnners at a number of Mexican restaurants In the valley The officers were Donna Dell Armga president and Mark Erickson vlce presldent 1 Three hot tamales who demonstrate the SHS Cha Cha Cha are offncers senor Bob Anderson senorlta Becky Schrler senorlta Donna Dell Arlnga 2 Spanish Club First Row Bob Anderson Stacey Afdem Leanne John ston Dorothy Dell Arlnga Second Row Erlc Stevenson Andrea Wunters Becky Schrner Thlrd Row Dana Llndeback Bob Hampton Standlng Donna Dell Arunga President Mr Raymond Soltero Sponsor in -v-,rum I Y 1 I , . . I , . A :,t:. Qt. l.., A A W 4' A it, s.ssst-s AA '. 6 f T, or A Sits-hi lx A at 3. ,,, X . ' f ,,.,. V H M: st , ,sf 22 Spanish Club

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.p e gif .A 33 omg! r 5 ,iw .x Wg' ff if :SQ J 3 Mehvvugggg, 'K - is X T, ,V i. M ks... Q'7'T ' . 'Wi' - 121.. -ww -- .. :ff -2 Summer was over and the fall had begun. Excitement filled the halls as many activitites were planned. For the freshmen, the traditional Uncola Party helped orient them to their new school. Arcadia Week triggered enthusiasm that lasted throughout the football season. Varied pep as- semblies raised school spirit even higher. 1. Tim Chelgren, Mark Naylor and Joe Meier let their hidden freshmen traits show up at the Uncola Party, 2. A student studies under a tree in Beaver Paradise. 3. Beavers show their spirit in the game against Arcadia.4. Cheerleaders Lisa Garcia, Callee Palmer and Dolly Rumann Mickey Mouse around at a pep assembly. 5. The opening of the school calen- dar shows many activities for SHS students. 6. Students involved in class competition dur- ing Arcadia Week. l l Fall Spread 21

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Moving in the right direction x E A ,ai v . C The future Boris Spasskys of SHS ac- tively participated in the Chess Club. They played dual matches and multi- school tournaments with many schools around the Valley. In charge of the club's moves were Scott Zike and Larry Munsll. 1. Exhausted after an afternoon of mating and checkmating, the queen takes time out to rest. 2. Deep in concentration a chess player strategi- cally figures his next move. 3. Taking notes on strategy is a chess club member. Chess Club 23