Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Mr. Jones observes as The Three girls in his chemisrry class conduci an experiment Ron Johnson measures our maferials. .mmf r ,Q ,T -1 1- A x Cu sf n f M Mbit!!! 0,10 IH WY? A JY 3: li 4 Y N. 9 Q. ' lawskivza Q A f' I I is 'TIS' ', ' was .-m,. m PE K ,V j --1 ' K A, -'i' , I Tj, Ui i x t V silgi' ..'- - A A res., y 17 l JH 'sz C 51? .- -Jo uv- im U51 C A HIIMJNB Y fn L Qi m nu uv Mr. Eidman explains +he cloud chamber lo his Physics sfudenfs. MERLIN STRAHM, Mafh Seminar, Compufor Maih, Trigonometry and College Algebra: Kansas Sraie Teachers College, B.S. DOROTHY PERSINGER, Algebra, Basic Science: Kansas Slafe Universily, B.S. CAROL HARRISON, Biology, Zoology: Col- orado Sfafe College, A.B. FRANK J. MOHESKY, Biology, Human Phys- iology, Advanced Science: KSTC of Emporia, B.S. MORRIS G. EIDMAN, Physics, Algebra l, Algebra II: KSTC of Emporia, B.S. RAY R. ROMERO, Basic Science, Kansas S+a+e Univer- siiyg Wichila Universify, B.S.: KSTC of Emporia, M.E. RON REYNOLDS, Geomelry, Algebra: Friends Univer- sifyg Wichifa Universilyg KSTC of Emporia, B.A. RON JONES, Chem- isiry, Basic Malhy Wichila Univer- sify, B.A. WILBUR HUMPHRIES, General Maih: Kansas Sfale College Pilrsburg, B.S. and M.S. JAMES MCCONNELL, Algebra ll, Geom- efry, Universiiy of Nebraska, B.S.: Universiry of Kansas, M,S. ROBERT E. EBERLY, Algebra l, Basic Marh, Universify of Wichifa, B.S.

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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.

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,,L,'L, - E J ARLIN R. MORGAN, Orienrarion, Journalism, if Km Forl' Hays KSC, A.B. Missouri Universiry. 'sw :L , W A EVELYN CLARK, English i, Orienlarion, uni- , , Y , ' g vgnsny of winhnn, BA. IRMGARD FELD- ' M, MAN, English ll, English Ill, Warrburg Col- fk-, lege: Kansas Slale Universily, BA.: Universily , I L g Of Vienna: Wichila Universiry. ALLEN MILLS, E,a i i Freshman English, Junior English, Senior Com- pOSil'ion, Universily or waglnng. BA. Pw.rsY 'i A . i :., wh: 'Q V g 3 SCOTT, Freshman English, Senior Composihon, Harding College, BA. ELLEN TOLE, English we - Q I, English III, Orienrarion, Colorado Srale i -'-- College, B.A. GLENNA TYSON, English Il. ,in . I Friends Universily, BA. HUGH PRICE, Orien- - Vlyg g.,, +a+ion, Speech, Pifrsburg, Kansas Srare Teach- er College, B.S., M.S. KAY FLOOK, Orienfa- my ix lion, English I, Kansas Slare Teachers College Emporia, in V 'L B.S. M. JUDY MELTZER, English ll, Friends Universiry, B.A. JUDY RUDER, Algebra, Debafe, Speech, Forf Hays Srare Teachers College, A.B. ll r '-ii 11 Campus debarers, Ron Dixon, Doug Eisenhower, 'V . Suzie Hollingsworfh, Sharon Childers, Jodie Reay, Linda gi A Palmer, Milne l-luddleslon and Van Miller wail 'For rransporfarion in fron? of A-building lo rake Them on one of 'rheir many comperirive Trips. Pholoiournalism sruclenls are involved in a wide varialion of iobs from developing pic+ures +o copy work. I 5 M l 8