Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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After choosing their own patterns and materials the advanced feViCW,.3-S V3-QOH? C0mbiIlati0HS Of maIBfiHlS proved to be all clothing girls constructed beautiful wool suits. Parents, lmefestlflg Ohlghllght ,when the Hffmemakmg I Sflldellts patrons, and the general public attended the Campus style m0deledfhe1fA-hue Shlfts- Eight girls danced to the music of 4'Frankie and Johnny while other class members looked on. Concluding the dance show was the num- ber Choreo Blues, performed by Marsha Mace, Candy Norris, Kathy Stearns, Shiela Kimple, and Teresa Potts Cnot picturedl. Girls Combine Class, Club Coordination of effort provided feature activ- ities this spring as Campus girls presented three shows. Swim Club opened the schedule with their annual water show in March while class work developed the modern dance program and style show in May. Over one hundred and fifty girls modeled in the Campus Catalogue of Fashion May 12. Latest designs in spring dresses, wool coats, suits, formals, and sportswear were shown as Home- making I, advanced clothing and tailoring stu- dents displayed class projects. Advanced foods students were represented by tea refreshments served before and during the review.

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Concert choir members pre- pare for their final number which qualified them for top state rating at Hutchinson. Dur- ing a home con- cert, Eddie Kin- cheloe portrays the style which earned superior ratings for Myrna Burton. .loKay Logan, and Neal Sparks, and him- self. Ratings To CHS Vocalists and .IoKay Logan received superior ratings for vocal solos. In small group performances two girls' ensembles earned 'TSM with Concert Choir and Boys' Glee ranking top in large groups. Girls' Clee, two mixed ensembles, Boys' Ensemble, and four soloists sang their way to II ratings. In honor of their achievements before and dur- ing the festival, Mr. Sample scheduled the Choir and Campus Singers on a two-day tour. During their appearance at Salina a recording of several selections was cut. The trip was climaxed with a home concert on May 5. ..a.,,..,Mst,,,,..,,.....,,,..a..M..,.,. W..-M.-. .,.t,-...........-........rq.- 'Y 1 an Girls from Campus Singers entered festi- val competition as a special ensemble while the boys from this group helped form Boys' Glee to earn top honors. ....4.m,..-..,.,-..-,-- -mm.-r..

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Prcyects To Produce Shows Girls in special physical education climaxed their study and class work with a modern dance show May 3. Individual and group numbers included ballet, soft shoe and modern jazz selections. The jungle moved into the Campus pool as Swim Club presented Hatari Safari as their aqua show March 28 and 29. Playing before packed bleachers both nights, swimmers led the audience on a tour of the jungle through decorations and music. Synchronized swimming routines, stunts, and solos were set to such numbers as Jungle Drums, Tabu, Baby Elephant Walk.', Vicky Warwick and Carol San- ders do a flip off the side of the pool during their duet to '4Pagan Love Song. Various meth- ods used to en- ter the pool, with senior .lan Sawhill doing a handstand into the water. Freshmen Donna Ransom, Carol Box, and Karen Hughes perform a synchron- ized swimming rou- tine to the music of TabuTu.