Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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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

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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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.im ssis Language Arts Develops Complete Communications The tuture ot the world. and each individual, will depend on communications. Total understand- ing ot communication is the objective ot the Lan- guage Arts department at CHS. A diversified program aids underclassmen in development ot basic skills tor studying, writing, and reading. Advanced courses in composition, drama, journalism. and literature aid students and teach students clear, complete, expression and un- derstanding in all skills needed in communicating with others. Mr Mills explains sentence structure to seniors Sue Soder and Gary Stearns during composition class. Freshmen Orientation classes waste no time in learning how to write research papers. I X Us