SETH ROSS

Alyssa Haley’s favorite class is math with Mr. Baker. Some of her hobbies include soccer, snowboarding, track, Science Olympiad, Webmasters, and lastly Newspaper Club. While she was in Camden High School, her fondest memories are the Science Olympiad Hide-and-Seek 2010, and a Photo-Journalism Class....

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SETH ROSS

Morag Mason is a girl of exceptional quality, as evidenced in every one of her theatric performances to date. She has been a student director six times. In addition to her involvement in the theater, she also volunteers her services in the library, as a Media Center Assistant. As Morag’s favorite...

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LINDA SCHMITT

This year’s annual National Honor Society trip was to New York City, and for many of the chapter’s members, this was their first trip to the Big Apple. Two buses carrying over 60 NHS students and chaperones left before daylight from Camden High to begin a day full of sights and sounds from one of...

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ROBIN ZALONE

On May 14, 2011, Camden High School Book Club went on their first trip to Teen Book Fest at Nazareth College. Camden’s book club and the book club of Vernon-Verona Sherrill joined a crowd of an estimated 3,200 people who were excited to meet local and national young adult authors. Upon arrival at...

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LINDA SCHMITT

Once again, Manley Field was the setting for Camden’s Relay for Life. Hundreds of people spent the weekend of June 4th showing support for those battling a disease and their loved ones. Many of our own students, past and present, performed for those in attendance. Though the field was filled with...

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JUDY NELSON

On May 3rd, author Amber Riley made a visit to CHS to discuss her Kindred Blood novels. She also talked about ins-and-outs of writing. With tips on how to get past writers block, fleshing out characters, and how to stay on track, Amber walked members of the Book Club through the entire publishing...

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LINDA SCHMITT

Service is one of the four tenets of National Honor Society, and each member of National Honor Society must fulfill 12 community service hours before May 1st of their graduation year if inducted as a junior, in order to remain a member in good standing. Special recognition is given to those...

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