Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Color Guard, ' Band Displays School Spirit Color Guard was designed for the sole purpose of marching with the band during pre-game and at half- time to entertain the audience and represent the school. These girls have shown much dedication by arriving at school at 7:00 A.M. three mornings a week throughout the school year to work on improving their marching abilities, and make up new routines to perform. Color Guard girls are also invited each year to attend Cessna day, repre- senting their school and drilling for others, although it was called off in 1973-74 due to the lack of gas. Sponsor for Color Guard for 1973-74 was Mr. Sigmund Leiker, while Cheri Church held the office of captain, and Carol Lies was co- COLOR GUARD - Front - Cheri Church. Back Row - Vicki Chance, Debbie Hulse, Dava Ridge- Captain way, Patti Hedgepeth, Paula Barker, Susan Blaine, Tina Rieth, Vivan Richards, Carol Lies, Kathy Flo- rio, Anita Hight, Karen Cox, Debbie Vanderhoof. lNot Pictured, Debbie Brannon, Sandy Zimmer- man, Liz Taylor, Wendy Stockton, Brenda Love, Kathy Macechtlen, Terri Carter.J Early Morning practices seem to be what it's all about, as the Campus High Marching Band and the Color Guard line up to hit it off. 123 O-1

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LW-as-f,g?VV Pom Pon aff an Pam Give Support Pom Pons were organized to promote school spirit, provide en- tertainment at school functions, and represent the school at activi- ties, such as parades and conventions. The primary activities of the squad is to design and perform in- tricate dance routines, and partici- pate in numerous events to encour- age school spirit. Pom Pons take turns putting on skits during assem- blies by playing the part of anything from the tail end of a train, to being SUPER COLT. Pom Pons sponsor for the 1973-74 school year was Mrs. Margaret Markham, while Bambi Carlson filled the position of Pom Pons president. Pep Club Shows Spirit Pep Club is the largest single club on Campus. The Pep Club girls have always been an important part of any school. Without them the school would have little or no spirit at a game. Pep Club girls make up one of the most active parts of a school body. They are the backbone of a school, helping the guys win a game by giv- ing them support galore. Sponsoring the Homecoming and Queen of Courts seem to be one of the primary functions of the Pep Club. To prepare for a royalty pres- entation and dance, the girls must spend hours preparing everything down to the finest detail. Kathy Hoggard, senior was the 1973-74 Pep Club president, and Vicki Evans was the vice president. Sponsors were, Miss Donna Bick- nell, Miss Debra lrwin, Mrs. Wanda Lindsay, Mrsz Cheryl Walker. l?? O-1' 1 ..,. . we aizwii-JW n z Wfwmwv..,., ...aa-9469... sm, , .V -.rpm- , ,, KV-x..t:f4'2f J. J- gan 4W i '21 ,,f?'.,,,i41Vf..fiV-1 V-.3 W- . V , 1 . A ,, - , ,,,, , 1 .VV H ' gg, ,. ,,,gg,..:cf , 1, fi L., , S., ,y.,.gV, A W ws ab-aivdiwr A 16,5532 awaamw md.-1 mewanffga fd! Mawr, 9ggi:5ZgT,gE'f,7,,Q,, wr . Tl! ' aww WV ' '1 ::1. V V'Y?flil,H ,,.. ',J'VL,lLZf'fZC? 'L W f imgiwi VW V. wr V 'ii WJ xi f I Af I ' P 'Q fl i'yg'i.-1.V ' ' I 7 Q7 L ,U V N .V 1 ,.,, V V V, f' A . 77.47 ,..,... . if ,,,... . ,V V V A 251 fVilfi:?2E??WUiiV.Z9515,- V . 'Lf1lQ,.L1- K ,,,, ff 3315 if'.V?1fiiH 1f1VV 'Ef2f5Q2Vzf -W wr ' M 2 'ff-'W 'M 'M V' V W 2 W. fy-gs I W A 5 N my .V M VL g I ,, .L V ,- V. ' ' 5- ,Vg , ' ' W ' . 7 Q f ' -VW' a.. ,..., ,LL '95 ' 1- ' mr. S s mai LJV . L 'wa x A ., ,t Wi ...V V . , ,, get 4 my- V if ' 3 -...,V , gaffaaf a f . ,. VM. ., H, . .-. V -M V 1 .V VV ff 1cVg,V,,,,, Mg M -. jg' V . X , t ' N K V- . V .2- ' VV Viz' VV 'L . V ,ii ' 'V il . M1 V f V if ,V , V-, Vs V -' ' Va. ' ', ' VV . --'- . ' . C+ .W V ' -5 . Wu ,n X. , A ,th . . f 7' gp , 1 V ' V V K t .V , V. ,V V ' ' T it . 3 if 1 5 Q ' 'f , . at Q .. 4 1 .- V - ' '- , Y , 5 t , 4..,.,.,..., K , ,V.,.v., M, V RV, V L 5 ' H - 5 ' Va lr 'f. 4 5 J 1' V. ' . g V V' K 'V V ' . V . l Q 1 V- 5 if A . V' Ji ,jf i QfT' V.. I yy- 2 V ha' -y . ' ' is Q 'V 4 V ' '. N Y BQ L X . V L fe' aft 0? lin l -.H f' - 1 ' V 7 5 - l V KV 5 lf ji. VV 9 . . V ...A i fy. ..i- if 5 2 T v ' -V ,VV ii' 3 X f , . , 'A V4 Y V . . , ,A .A V. v vh Fl' It -V . VV V. It 'YE' an A F . 1 , 2 Ilya l K A ,V V 4. H U. , kg? 'wh . ,ti m -H55-a,,f,sLw -' M ffZiw.i .ff' 4' . .VV a V 1 ' , . , ' x P ' iii I Q' 4lU 'Q Vi? N ,-iii 29' L 'V V V . V- 'VVVVM s - it .-.,Q5iVl.g' is A S . . ' , V ' , VfV 5 S y V V QB. ' L - Q . g,Sj,,,-wgafi W Vq,f.g,sRV, y-Q6g,5'5 S, . AVVVV if ,sk Y if. ,vw xs.?'ll,x,,5.,:,,,y55 , ,W I I .. My ZV I .. V,.V .L ,, . J, vi. ,,r. We . I QV., ' HV ' 4' 'V+' ,wr -PV 5fg,i.1fi-afs.1Vt2:gtwAV.r,vgVVg3!'Bt9 .- 4 .. Q 'V V. lim . 4.14 ngniw. , ag ., , ,,!'V,'.4 . - tw ,.Jf 1Y' 4 -..4. ,' - ' . , v., f .5 'ian V. V . VM wV,5:f+.f..f,4VZii-41e3f,f if f.qf 5,VV35bf..x .- 'V - if .ct V-.1iQ,,,e . W if .if tc- 34, V XV z . ' -Vviwgyxiiff' e :En V' f r.17 52 1'5 A G V' if- ' ' - ' 'E' Nfbfw ,, Lztsza-,, .-J' . Vf - V VV s . ' POM PONS - Tanya Dillard, Gail Williams, Bonnie Madzey, Dalene McDaniel, Kay Campbell, Linda Scott, Dalene Hicks, Kathy Markham, Teresa Palmer, Debbie lo Smith, Becky Stovall, Bambi Carlson, lolyn Voelzke, Cindy Byers. .ar T -A 1' PEP CLUB - Front Row - Campus High Pom Pons. Second Row - B Team Cheerleaders, Ann Hull, lane Schwennessen, lill Burba, and Lou Anne Hudgins. Sophomore Cheerleaders, jenny Casmaer, Debbie Dearth, Kim Craig, and Terry Williams. Varsity Cheerleaders, Tina Teschke, Shar- on Stevens, Pam Reece, Debbie D. Smith, lanet lacobs, and Brenda Button. Third Row - Debbie Hulse, Kathy Maechtlen, Kelly Schrieber, Kathy Ybarra, Leslie Boyd, Verna Boyd, LaDonna Czar- nowsky, Diana Martian, Connie Logsdon, Cheryl Wedel, Debra Tiley, Sherry Neston, Theresa Sted- dum, Brenda Love, Kathy Hoggard, Fourth Row - Carla Cooper, Windy Stockton, Lisa Warring- ton, Pam Charles, jenny Portz, Bonnie Lang, julie Misak, Pam Coppage, Terri Button, Nancy Stock- ton, lanis Panizzi, Pam Fox, Merri Lynn Wolf, Teresa Noland, Tammy Crum, Glenda Ivy. Fifth Row - Mary Hanigan, Linda Papen, Candy Witcraft, Lynette Barrett, Debbie Fox, Sandy Knifing, Penny Winters, Sharon Hoggard, Teresa Tiffany, Lisa Youngers, Linda Campbell, Kris lacobs, Kim Clark.

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Key Clu b Serves Area Serving the school and community, developing ini- tiative and leadership, en- couraging daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships, were the main goals for the 1973-74 Key Club. Key Club sponsored a tal- ent show for all the Haysville students, and also participat- ed in community services such as helping out at nurs- ing homes. Officers for the 'I973-74 school year were, Wendell C-oin, president, Rick Steele, vice president, Keith Bird- sell, secretary, and Mr. john Stucky was the sponsor. IRC Studies Foreign Law International Relations Club was designed to teach students about different countnies, such as China, Russia, and Africa. Programs were set up to let the members of the club have a better insight as to what beliefs, customs, and laws a country might have. Each month the club spon- sors, Mr. Leroy Griswold and Mr. joseph Murtha, tried to change the country in which the students were to study. Officers were, Phil Dellin- ger, president, jan Trout, vice president, and Rene Poland, secretary and treasurer. 124 0-1' KEY CLUB - Front Row - Mr. john Stucky, Wendell Croin, Keith Birdsell, Rick Steele. Second Row - Danny Haskins, Terry Kill, Gary Wood. Back Row - Tim Mahoney, Wayne Wentling, Keith Noordhoek. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB - Front Row - Mr. Leroy Griswold, Rene Poland, jan Trout, Phil Dellinger, Mr. joseph Murtha. Second Row - Karen Cox, Verna Myers, Debbie Thomas, Pam Vermillion, Mary Thomas. Third Row - Mary McGoIden, Mark Payne, Ron Silvers, Steven Penner, Steve Holt. Fourth Row - Richard Loveall, Mark jacobs, Ron King, Dave Chanowski, Pam Fox. Back Row - Steve Hart, Richard Gates, Steve Heiman, Leissa Youngers, Terry Cook.