Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Graduates Told Character Vital Asset To Future On May 26, l964 a goal was attained as l48 seniors graduated. To these students and their tuture plans the I964 Yearling is dedicated. As they looked torward to this date tour years ago, they now tace a lite ahead. They were reminded by W. E. Thorn, com- mencement spealcer, that lite's greatest asset is character. So as this group steps torward, with their eye on the tuture, this dedication should only say Congratulations seniors. Arm in arm and with mixed emotions, seniors take that last t long walk into the CHS auditorium. ln the capacity tilted auditorium the seniors ot I964 re- Thus they became the tirst graduating class to attend tour ' ceived their diplomas atter an address by Dr. W. E. Thorn. years at Campus. 147

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School board presidenr, Mr. Ten Eyclc: super- inrendenr Ferguson: Dr. W. E. Thorn, DD.: Principal Younqg Reverend Boslong and Campus faculry were slage quesrs ar 'flue I964 gradualion. Juniors lar riqlwll Dick Srone, Slwerry Ruslw, Diana Hoffman, and Mike Davidson were selecled lo lead flue procession. 5 Seniors found llne music rooms handy as lliey donned gowns For loaccalaureafe and commencement

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AlThoughssTudenTs are The nucleus oT every school, The paTrons and communiTy are The neces- siTy. Every parenT and businessman supporT The school Through Taxes and inTeresT. A school Tinds iT necessary To provide TransporTaTion, uTiliTies, equipmenT, Toocl, and Teaching supplies. STudenTs Patrons, Parents, And Community also musT make cerTain purchases oT cloThing and supplies To carry ouT Their school acTiviTies. Many oT The businesses in and near DisTricT l9I provide ample merchandise To saTisTy school needs. These people help make every sTudenT's educaTion aT CHS compleTe.