Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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1 3 Brewster and Pam Stephens march 2 4 5 3 Y D f Q 'lfSeniors jerry Sprout, Ronnie in to the processional at the Colt Stadium. 2!Seated on the speakers' platform are Mr. Glenn Crum, Mr. Gary Nichols, Mr. Chris Coots, Mr. Don Lay- ton, Dr. W. H. Phillips and Mrs. Iuanita McDermed. 3fDr. VV. H. Phillips, superinten- dent listens intently to Sharon Stevens as she gives her graduation speech. 4f1unior leaders proceed the seniors as they march through the Daisy Chain while the orchestra plays Pomp and Circumstancen. 5f lt's not that l'm lost, I just don't know where I'm going , seems to be what seniors Becky Harris, Fred Mason and Kristy Byran are thinking. A 2 I' i af 41-1 ,-1'-r

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