Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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. K W Besides serving as +l'1e superin- I lenden+'s secreiary, Mrs. Crum also at 1, Q A has +l'ie responsibiliiies of soriing sV,s. s1.,, ,s i , V llie feachers mail each day. r' siiiii w Superiniendeni' Ferguson finds lime To sign anorlier slack of diplomas as 'rhe end of +l'1e year approaches. 9 2 x Eg K? I ki r A' - 4....::.r'f 'i' 'H iii 59115 1 V ,, ., , W 7-.gas .,,..,,. ...,, , , . ,, ,, A A K, ' at-Miif aasl 'QC iffiai Leffers, memos. and de+eni'ion lisis help Mrs. Layion, principal's secrerary, keep her 'rypewriier busy. Vice-presicleni' of ihe board, Mr. Ten Eclc. gives his opinion on one of Hie many annexaiion problems during a board mee+inq.

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Administrators Plan Today For Results Tomorrow The Campus administration plans tor the tu- ture as they guide today's program. As they planned and developed District l9l, even betore construction was underway, they considered tomor- row's educational needs. A mobile population, annexation, unitication, and teeder school changes attect the daily Campus schedule. Statt selection and guidance, discipline, course changes, and student activities must also be handled daily to keep operation smooth and ettec- tive. Magi' .. so-is MKRW,,,,, qm,,,.,... g w,,,.,-fe .Aff- Mr. Burnett, assistant principal, enters a club meeting on the calendar as he strives to coordinate the years activities. 8 Mr. Young, principal, tinds the telephone a vital neces sity as he talks to parents, schedules appointments, and car ries out his many duties. M

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