Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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im, Sharon Reign Over 1966 Homecoming F estioitzes A contrast of tears and cheers overwhelmed spectators and candidates on the night of October 29 as new Homecoming royalty was announced. Selected from an initial field of 32 students nominated by various clubs and organi- zations Sharon Roles and Jim Schneiter reigned over the festivities. Campus faced a tough El Dorado team and mustered only one TD to end the match 32-7. .lerrel Woods hit Dan Coffey with a 12 yard pass for the tally and Craig Coppage ran for the extra point. With the varsity band providing back- ground music, Sharon and .lim were crowned at halftime by last year's royalty. .lim returned to the game while Sharon watched the second half from the float furnished by F.T.A. Attendants Dan Coffey, Pat Blaine, Jerrel Woods, Karen Darbyshire, Barney Stephens, .lan Saw- hill, Jack Van de Bruinhorst, and Linda Euthon accompanied the couple to the cafeteria for the dance. Chuck Dooljngis band provided music and German Club furnished refreshments for Colts, alumni, and guests. The evening's activities were sponsored by Student Council with the senior class, Letter- men's Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, and Publica- tions Staff handling specific projects.

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il Partzczpatzon In Actzvities. . . which highlight every school year. Although education is emphasized in any institute of learning, club programs, class projects, field and activity trips, and Campus visitors add many features to the academic year. Assemblies offer educational and morale develop- ment as students of all classes are brought to- gether. Pepsters encourage active team backing, while entertainment and information are the keys of driver education, military, variety, and exchange presentations. Unity with other schools is also strengthened through leadership and training conferences as Colts cooperate to fur- ther charity drives, informal social functions, and special events. chievement is vital to full individual develop- ent and competition in local, area, and state le els challenges Campus students in fields of p icular interest or skill. Under the guidance of t achers in the classroom or as club spon- sors, honors in music, sports, the arts, or other areas bring recognition and help make every Colt's arcomplete. I 99

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The royal couple held court with their attendants after Homecoming activities moved into the cafeteria where the dance was held. Colts and alumni enjoyed dancing to the music of the Chuck Dooling Band. if M- , E wp 1' Jani ' U, 101 mat 5 ' Senior boys made use of free time and study periods to construct black and white decorations depicting the 1965-66 Homecoming theme. A new king reigns as ,lim receives his crown from the 1965 Homecoming Queen, Diana Hoffman.