Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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To Broaden Learning , nn nnnn . 2 4 ' ra 22. . ALLEN KENTON-Spanishl II III. IV lLakeland College. BA.: College of Idaho: University of Wiscrrrisinz Wichita State Universityg La Universidad lnteramericanl. SCHMEIDLER, NORBERT-German. En- glish fFt. Hays K.S.C., A.B.g Rockhurst Collegeg University ofwisconsinl. SMITH, CLENDA-American History. Frenvh I. II. III. IV lliiriends University. B.A.l. Hungry Spanish Club members found plenty to eat at the taco feed. members. German Club members enjoyed an annual dinner at the Rhinelander, provided refreshments for the Homecoming Dance and presented a 3100 scholarship from the proceeds of the Favorite Man on Campus drive. French Club held their annual supper in January. which featured a menu prepared by the club members themselves. Other events included viewing French movies at WSU and holding several parties. Spanish Club's many activities included guest speakers on Spain and Brazil, a taco party, a fiesta in Anthony, and a Spanish Concurso at Wichita State University. fi? The German Club hayrack ride at Meadowlake Beach brought an evening of enjoy' ment to club members. The highlight of the French Club year was preparing and eating a French dinner.

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,T-M, J , ix? N F... gl Language Studies Combine L 33 V 1 H 1.- , V , L-,, eee . . .. X -ii i'1s5i57 :..- i f f K ' -at An i t K A H1 7 'eff N . tv .iffjim U wtlggi g. ,, 1'-'te ,. we ftwgcww L. N V' 7' f ff f , 'V . ' 'L 'ff K ,, -- .',,' . f K M Weil' -.t 1 N will ' M, - e A 4 Q French students find that the lab exercises 'QQ ' - A . , A improve their skill and speed ln II'ii!'lSl3I10Il. A German student seeks extra help from Mr. 0 9 St-hmeidler after class. The original one-act play presented by Spanish students took first place in the Spanish Concurso at Wichita State University. 20 Even though small in membership, the foreign language classes and clubs broaden students' knowledge by discussing international affairs, governments, and religions of other countries. Modern lab equipment, experienced teachers, and up-to-date textbooks make the study of language more interesting. The addition of a French history text strengthened understanding of other lands in the unified foreign language program at CHS. Activities and projects serve to further school spirit, as clubs offer recreational programs to

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Participants in the Haysville Student Government Day receive instructions in city management from Mayor Huddelston. World History students add interest to their studies by locat- ing countries on the map. At the semester parents' night program, parents of driver education students are informed of the responsi- bilities and skills involved in driving. Mr. Thurlow Spurr presents Mr. Semonisck and Mr. Faulkner with a safety award at a special assembly. Mr. Yost of Merle Yost Plymouth fat far rightj explains the features of one of the autos donated to the driver education program by his company. Social Studies Stresses Students find a wide choice of social science courses at Campus. Juniors learn the basic facts of historical events and national heritage through American history. Government intro- duces seniors to good citizenship and the oper- ations of responsible government. In connection with these courses, upperclassmen are given opportunities to take active part in local govern- ments. CHS juniors participate in the Student Government Day in Wichita, while seniors serve as public officials in Haysville for one day. World history, available to any student, provides a review of the major nations and their civiliza- ,,,-,,,..,...............-.-...----w