Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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L N -ff: 1' : 3 J? Mr. De Weese supervises his aulo mechan- ics class as +hey prepare +0 s+ar+ an over- hauled engine. ,,,..L, rssr, iMsi'sXgxs:xsss L Jim Pelers and Tony Pelaccio pui' finishing louches on fhe model house which was displayed in +he Wichila Parade of Homes. H '-..: Vffj,,g and II Advanced Prinfing' Friends h M f A Universily' Kansas Siale College of Piffsburg BA. ELMER LAHNERT Craffs, Coach: Colorado Siafe Col- D D U, CARLTON e. ALLEN, priming I X ww f V I . L55 W I lege of Educalion, BA., MA. D PAUL E. MILLER, lnduslrial Arls l, Woodworking ll and Ill: Kansas Slale College, B.S. JOHN D. WHITE, JR., Drawing I, Advanced g -if Mechanical Drawing, Archileclu ral Drawing: KSTC Emporia: Kansas Slale Universiiyq Universily of ir, - A Q Wichifa, B.S., M.S. DON LAYTON, 1 rii General Mefals 1, il, III, For+ Hays, Y u l i ly Kansas Slaie Teachers College, B.S. L. ,qrz af If DE WAYNE DE WEESE, Aulo Me- L' chanics, Aulo lnlorrnaliong KSTC Emporia, BS. 11' f 22

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,ssl Asy Visa' - Ea? B Jsggfgysg, H.. Better Living Tomorrow Theme Of Social Sciences A bel'Ter living Tomorrow is The basic obiecTive oT The social science offerings aT Cl-lS. From The eTTecTs oT hisTory in The governmenT oT our counTry To a safe socieTy, all areas are covered. American and world hisTory show The progress and developme,nT oi The world. Seniors Tind ThaT cause and eTTecT also play an imporTanT parT in governing The people. Courses in psychology. driver and saTeTy edu- caTion and relaTed courses prepare every sTudenT To become beTTer ciTizens in The TuTure. Quasar.-, . ,, .sysss s ws. in-..... Currenl' evenTs highlighl' many VVLLV., of The class discussions in world V ,,is,o,y, .3 Jeanne Gregg finds one of The manipulaTive TesTs GLENN CRUM, Psychology, American HisTory, in psychology sornewhaT amusing. Freshman Counselor: UniversiTy of WichiTa, B.S.: KSTC of Emporia, M.S. DWAIN PAUGH, Drivers EducaTion, Kansas STaTe Teachers College, Emporia, B.S. FREEMAN W. MAUCK, American l-lisTory, V ggyiggz --s--- A viii ' iirr World l-lisTory, Geology: SouThwesTern College, Ki ii A.B-: Oklahoma STaTe UniversiTy, lv1.A.: WichiTa 'V W WL iii' 'mis U V unzversifyq weaem safe College. MIKE KIL- :E LlAN, American Governrneni, Senior Social Sci- 'I ' ence: B.S., M.S. Long Beach STaTe College: Uni- 11, g versiTy of WichiTa. ROBERT SEMONESCK. Drivers :fv I ggzkiikvr I' V Vkyrklyyf mm EducaTion: PiTTsburg, Kansas B.S. in EducaTion: Vyxy if m y lsii H UniversiTy of Kansas: UniversiTy of Wichiia. BOB 5 L -3 'iii V Wll.l.lAMS, American l-lisTory: Olclahoma Siaie lifiisrb UniversiTy, A.B.: Universiiy of Kansas FxTension i'i' smsumfgg? Service: wea Texas STaTe. JOHN R. SPARKE, ' . lal : '2f'! American Government Senior Social Science: ' ' Kansas STaTe: KSTC, Emporia, B.S. A V I 21 s

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Creative, Manual Skills Set In Industrial Arts Manual skills and training are becoming more and more important in America's tuture. Campus has always telt this as a need and has made a com- plete area ot industrial arts courses available to students. Hobbies and leisure time skills are considered in basic cratts, drawing, painting, and shop courses. where all enrollees can explore possibilities ot tuture trades or vocations. More advanced classes make it possible tor many Colts to participate in part time employment to aid them in turthering their education or earning their place in society. Shirley Riggs one ot the tirst girls to take printing at CHS learns the tundarnentals ot hand setting type. v 2 W! M my Assam. M. Q.. Affair' Brad Armstrong designs ? I ' A his own house plans during E architectural drawing class. Dennis Harkness makes a silver ' ring in class and Bob Childers 5 V tries his hand at metal turning i as Bud Patchett looks on. ---I