Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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First 'Four Year' Class Graduates, Faces Future Four years ago, l964 graduation seemed tar in the tuture to the treshmen entering CHS. Through the many activities, friendships, and even classes, the goal has never changed. As this class crosses the stage, it is only another step on the ladder ot education that has been completed. The tuture is theirs and will contain even more experiences and a greater education. Senior class secretary Sharon Chil- ders, treasurer Dorothy Ray, and vice- president Margaret Lane help president Doug Eisenhour select his cap and gown tor graduation. lBelowl StuCo repre- sentatives Marilyn Landreth and Ron Propp order class panel pictures. Stuco secretary Jane Tannahill, president Larry l-leath, and treasurer Jodie Reay pause to rerninisce and sign senior autograph books in the general office,