Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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1 ss R' , Q,-, wif in ...4 'Q .,, 1 . K p X we 1 MARBETH EMSWILLER, French, Orienlafion, Emporia Sfale B.S. in Educalionz S'ra+e Universiiy of Iowa, M.A. GENE MATLOCK, Spanish and World Hislory, BA. Mexico Cily College, M.A. Tulane Univer- sify, New Orleans. LARRY MAR- TIN, English, German, Wichila Uni- versily, Kansas Sfale Universily, A.B. 1' .1 k a .ln r - A K 11,1 ' , Mc, sn. 3 . fr mme Mr. Mailoclc explains +he language lab console +o one of his sludenls and a praclice feacher. Miss Emswiller labovel explains French phrases before her siudenls siarl rape exercises in fhe lab boo+hs. Advanced German siudenls gain an even broader knowledge lhrough reading periodical lileralure found in fhe sludy area. Three Languages Stressed Modern equipmenl' and experienced leachers malce ihe siudy ol language realisfic and inleresling. Slrudenis can look ahead +o using fheir experiences in praciical silualions or as a parl of 'rheir basic college program. Through 'rape cenler, laboralory equipment lexllooolcs, and reading maierials. French, German, and Spanish come alive. Each of lhe ieachers have sludied or Jrraveled in couniries where lhe languages are used.

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E113 ll Mosf Campus classes cenfer around lhe modern facilifies of a complefe library. Varied Course Offerings Encourage Total Growth Wifhin fhe walls of every school, fhe academic courses and 'reachers provide fhe basic educafional program. Campus High is no differenf from lhe ofher schools. A diversified sfaff helps malce class offerings as complele as any in l'he area. Sfudenls are lim- ifed in choice and opporfunify only by 'rheir per- sonal inferesfs and imaginafion, buf find fraining in every suloiecl' area available +o fif fheir needs. 14

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fgjfeff 11334 i': i U Two sludenls find il' lakes a lol' of chalk board space compu+e a lrigonomelry problem. Foundation For Future Found In Science, Math 'l'omorrow's scienlisis, engineers, malhemali- cians, and inleresled sludenls develop a varied background in l'he CHS science and malh deparl- menls. From basic courses in bolh areas sludenls lind advanced courses offered in 'l'rigonomel'ry, college algebra, physiology, and chemislry. Plans are underway lo oller malh courses in dala process- ing lor iuniors and seniors only. Teachers wil'h exlensive 'rraining and varied inleresls make Jrhese courses possible. Modern equipmenl and elleclive guidance encourage slu- denls fo lind Jrheir own answers lhrough research, experimenls, and special proiecls. Junior, Ross l-lovan, poinls ou'r slar cluslers in lhe planelarium conslrucled by lhe advanced science class.