Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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fe-We--1 Z E Q s E 2 E l in Y i x-5 ' M il.-. Q tin: , . W-fs. fue- f-,. .-:fr sig, ..ff ' n. 2 - - . -fi, rsls 4 l . ' 1 . . ggf - Iain , Student Council ottice elections tor the coming year always provide one ot spring's rnost interesting assemblies. Clubs Aid Student Growth Under Stuco Leadership No school program would be complete without a variety ot clubs to aid students in developing co- operation and leadership. Many proiects, programs, and activities encourage student growth and en- deavor. ' Representatives ot all organizations and classes I plus elected otticers comprise the StuCo which heads all such organizations. This body coordinates all projects, charters clubs, and is supported by the entire student body. During the year StuCo hosted the second Ark I X Valley Leadership Conterence, assembly programs, March ot Dimes drive, Campus' tirst toreign ex- change student, homecoming, and two conterence trips. They also initiated a number ot handbook, constitution, and policy changes. .1 .- wt ' fs Honorary member Monica An- dersson labovel explains her view- point during one ot the Thursday morning Student Council meetings. StuCo secretary Jane Tannahill tound sharing ideas with other Ark Valley League members interesting at the second annual student lead- ership conterence.