Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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'A - -f'5?u'?f1.!--lit-'fag ..!'t.e't5f 5 E n.n0 'v Academics And Actwztzes. . .8 'S- Athletics. . .40 .W ,g Dedication ..... . Students. . Features. . .98 . . . .6 Administration. . . . . . .10 if Seniors ........ ...... . .. .84 Graduation ..... . ...... . .. .. .96 -G' ,M Royalgz ......... .... 1 00,102,104 mw W . Awards .................... .. .118f A Tearling Round-up .............. 120 www rganization ana' Team Rosters .... 134 Index. ................... . .... .138 Advertising. . .122 Closing ............ , .......... . 144 4

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the Tearling 1966 Campus Hzlgh School Unyied Dzstrict 261 2100 West 55th. Street South Wichita, Kansas 67217 Volume V1

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Campus Hzgh Heads ew Unyiea' Dz'st1'z'ct On July 1,,l965, Campus High School became a part of Unified ,School District 261. Also incorpo- rated into this effort to strengthen education are Hemphill, Nelson, Rex, Oatville Elementary, and Haysville Junior High Schools. This groups var- ious modern facilities within a common boundary. Being only five years old, Campus High School found a new, important role. Although little changed in the similarity of purpose, its position has changed in the education program. This school will now culminate the endeavors of the entire district as students strive to accumulate the experiences of twelve years into a guide for their future lives. Since its conception CHS has unified many course offerings from the nine building campus to provide the best high school education pos- sible. This effort has led the plant into its right- ful place as the head of the new district. The 1966 Yearling attempts to show the unity of effort at Campus High through the student activities, classes, and achievements of one school year. 0 I