Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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-sa? Members of 'rhe newly organized radio club some of +i1e elecironic insrrumenis 'ihey consfrucred meei in Mr. Craine's room +o display and discuss and used during rhe year. Lorraine Marfin assisfs Marslna Mace wifh a skiri snap while aciinq as a sfudeni Feaciwer in Mrs. FranZ's sewing class. FTA members found Monica Andersson's comparison oi fhe Swedish and American educarional sysrems inreresfinq and infriguing af one of fine requiar Monday aifernoon meei- ings. 63 41,M--ny F' 5 sv, ss,

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fr Tx, . Future Endeavors Object Of Four CHS Grganizations As a prime purpose oT educaTion is prepara- Tion Tor TuTure living, several organizaTions make This Their maior obiecTive. These groups sTudy developmenTs in various areas ThaT may lead To employmenT. FuTure Business Leaders oT America Tind com- peTiTion and discussion aT The STaTe ConvenTion a highlighT oT The year. They also rnalce several Tield Trips and hear speakers To explore modern business pracTices. The FuTure Teachers oT America sTudy The proTession Through discussions, observa- Tions, visiTing a college and by hosTing a sTudenT Teacher day. MaTh and Science Club members pursue an inTeresT in The various vocaTional Tields dealing wiTh These subiecTs. Radio Club, a newcomer To CHS was organized Tor sTudenTs inTeresTed in eleclrronics and Transmission. WiTh a lab in The souTh school, members sTudied Morse Code and worked on various Types oT equipmenT. FBLA presidenT, Connie SmiTh labovel discusses spring acTiviTies and The eIecTion of new oTTicers wiTh several members. This group meT aT Connie's house Tor an inTormal ChrisT- mas dinner. Preceding a regular MaTh and Science Club meeTing, Tour members discuss The op- eraTion and TuncTion of The hearT by using a plasTic model. if Xi xi

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A slight contusion ot sexes seemed to exist in the many extremes ot attire donned by Colts on Hobo Day. President Connie Smith explains committee assignments at one ot the tirst Y4Teens meetings. Y Teens Host Hobo Event, Campus YFC Chapter Organized The motto ot two Campus clubs is service. Y-Teens have been active all tour years and a Youth For Christ chapter was started last tall. Many projects including Operation Holiday, Toys tor Tots, Valentine heart sisters, a tatty pull and garter toss at the carnival highlighted activities. Sponsoring ot the l-lobo Dance and helping with Hobo Day appealed to the entire student body. Students were allowed to wear all types ot clothing, had an hour to eat saclc lunches and dance to music provided by Claude Claunch, Ron Plain, and Richard Dulce. Regular YFC meetings were held Wednesdays atter school, High points ot the year were spon- soring a hobo stew and attending the city wide banquet. 64 if as r l i i-i,.... ulut L it 5 . ffm g,,g git, .s W Chatter and contusion were the by-words during the l-lobo lunch brealc.