Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Colt Special Staff 9 hmnunqp if we it fd nm ,wi g s .4152 Sponsor - loye Corley Editor - lane Schwennesen News Editor - Sharon Stevens ' f ima: Feature Writers - Leslie Klein and Mark Iacobs. Photographers - Robert Williams and Karl Engdahl. -W F . 4 Editorial Editor - Cindy Stearns Activities Editor - Anita Hight if Sf' . , 'K+ KZ . - - A l xr i' , ' 4, - f 5 'i , . 2.1 gf 1 5 - 3' -' ga K V 0 D ' , A v l rlih, w e 4' i 2' ' I : QJ ?g,4 , l A . 3, u-'a , J, N ur nf Z '7' Sports Editors - john Armstrong and lohn Circulation Editor - Tom Vaughn Mann. ll 'S uv Dum 'S ., ,. W, f ' ef? s . ..--' .. - . a 4 e.-, M. '1-'1ii-i q 'P ttic. A ' NEWSPAPER - The Colt Special has been something real special to read this year. 159 O-r

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Yearling Staff Y! Ll,-' We i l Sponsor - loye Corley Editor - Anita Hight 1, , Q MQ l 1 , 7 7' m s- W..f', if ig W In n . ill V f E 'M Q ,,rrr lx EE f A 5? 1235211 'fliil -c s il ., 3. A ' i -- , Rf 'Ie Class Editors - Tanya Dillard, Leslie Klein, and Doneta Brown. I Academics Editor - Debbie D. Smith Photographers - Russ Kercher and not pictured Ward Bond. 158 O-rr ilxngit Sports Editors - john Brockleman and Activities Editor-Vicki Huffman Kelly Cooper. I 1 1 I vt Advertisement Editor - Kelly England Copy Editors - Gerald Osburn and Tamra jones. Sivan, YEARBOOK - The Yearling Staff has worked hard this year on your yearbook.

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New Mathematics, Area of Interest Math is something that is included in everyday life, at home, on the job, and of course at school. Campus High math ranges from the simple basic math that beginners have to deal with, to the more complicated math- ematics of geometry and trigonometry for the more advanced mathematicians at Campus. Mathematics is the science of numbers and their operations, combinations, inter- relations, generalizations, and abstractions and of space configurations and their structure, measurement, transformations, and generalizations. TRICONOMETRY - Being smart is not the only qualification for Trigonometry, a student must also have the desire to better them- self in the field of math. 160 i. ALGEBRA - Students listen and read their books, trying to understand the hard problems they have to solve. lm MATH - Class work becomes a chore when trying to learn how to work Modern Math problems. Each student must have the ability to absorb many new ideas. MATH TEACHER - Emerson Kneller explains to his Trigonometry class how to use graphs.