Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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f 'Wife asv' 1 zswgfmrwww WM' f 3 Drawing and painiing is only one of The many ari class- es ihal' give siudenis ihe opporluniiy io furiher lheir expres- sion and crealive abiliiy. SETH MCCLINTOCK, American Lil., English Lil., Senior Lil., American Thoughi, Advanced Reading, Drama l, Drama Il, K.S.C. Piiisburg, B.A., B.S.g Uniyersiiy of lvlexicog Universiiy of Uiah. ROWENA PRICE, Girls Physical Educaiiong Friends Uniyersiiy BS, LUANNE ENGEL, Girls Physical Educaiion, Porn Pons: Forf Hays, BS. FLOYD REICHARDT, Boys Physical Educaiion, KSTC of Emporia, A.B. JERRY FORD, Vocal Music: Phillips Uniyersiiyg Wichiia Uniyers7?y, B,M.E., B.lvi. ROBERT E. CRAINE, Band, Music Pedaqoqy, Music Approcialion, Ensembles: Universiiy of Kansas: Forl l-lays K.S.C., B.M.E., MS. HERB LA MAR, Physical Educaiion, Beihany College, BS. DEE CONNETT, Drawing and Painiinq, Ceramics, Sculpiure, Design, Commercial Ari, and Basic Ari: KSTC of Emporia, i'f A' 1- by i.,.,. ' Aily B.S.q Uniyersiiy of 'P A , V .:,v i V si Wichiia, Graduale 'ing I V H mx JV , ii QW me ., Work. JACK D. i fr f-' lii i ,,,,, , 1 for IRAQ-ER, Advanced Q iii gf Vw ., i F 'A Boys Physical Educa- 175: Ay ii :AI YQ- I I lion, Boys Physical A F X L ' MJ n Educaiion, Personal H ,i E I A Typing: Cenlral Col- ' ii W ' I ii lege, Friends Uni- , ' A iir I H r :LJ versilyq Greenville -..L i-. . A qi: you . , i i, 'if in ,i ' - 'K K 5.1, 5 College, BS.: Wiche YJ 2, ' i ' 192 lg, , A' A ,fi ie rv 'X 'Ci' 0 ji ifa Universiiy. . ,.,V . :VA . . 1 A lf 25

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Fine Arts, Physical Skills Develop Total Personality Fine arts and physical training are vital to total development ot every individual. Opportunities in both areas are considered important in the Cl-lS curriculum. Every phase ot creative arts is ottered trom basic courses to dramatics, sculpturing, and design. Projects, displays, art shows, sales, and plays help students share their worlc and experiences. Advanced courses in boys and girls physical education have been added to give interested Colts more background and training in slcills needed tor tuture study or occupations. Whether learning ten- nis tundamentals on the new courts, competing in a sottball game, or prac- ticing dance routines in the special physical edu- cation class, students tind that development ot all ' physical skills are stressed at Campus. Preparing tor an orchestra appearance, aid students in the appreciation and presenting a beginning drarna tinal, and re- time arts. hearsing that all-important solo one more time l l .Gai ,. f F- A , - -WJ t'-J. 'X , . i T i W . 3 1: i 1 I -A ,, 3 ,, 'L - ,, 5' f2 fE2 .3js, :nw- ES-fsn,,..5t,5x-E,EjF' .5 Q -sig sf rm: sf 'W M it fag: ,, 1' fx.. N' use ot e , -r.. M3 umm?-M. -,,,,...,....--1 ar' 'qu rw.: ..,, s ,B--A V, W ,,,...-Q' rf' te

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,El ss Frances Kaslerlce, Pal l-loyl, ancl Sharon l-lowson find 'rlwere are lesfs even in bookkeeping. Mr. Reeves, lyplng leaclner, explains some of llne problems sfudenls face in his classes To inleresled parenls on Baclw lo Sclnool nigh? af Campus. YOU BONE Q Tl-155 ? .. mx Wil K X' V' Lg, nm 2 anne, Beginning slvorllwancl sluclenls Callwy Curless and Slweryl l-looldns learn flwe basic symbols and H apply lhern in llwelr lessons. 4 26