Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Clnegg Club vovvuoles SPO'P'i'5VYXQO5l'1il Let's play checkers ... Guess who you're gonna lose to next ... How did you lose when he had only a pawn left? Wait a minute, that was a checkmate! Chess was brought to national at- tention by the antics of Bobby Fisher, who this year lost the grand masters world championship title to the U.S.S.R. by default. With a turnout large enough to make it impossible to play anywhere besides the cafeteria, the games were still important enough to merit total concentration, Since there wasn't anything of real importance, except for an ego or two at stake, the games were played in a relaxed atmosphere. lf Walter Cox, RIGHT, engages Harry Byram, LEFT, in a game of chess ... during a club meeting. Z! Chess 2 Club, BACK ROVVZ D. Wall, C. RO- siere, B. Beck, I. johnson, B. Crane, M, Reed, M. Akright, D. Charles, T, Vail, A. Rardin, S. Griffen, I. Lee, R. Vonderwall. SE- COND ROW: C. Uglow, E. Kuhn, R, Moffet, M. Dunn, T, Martin, T. Berry, I, White, M. Norman, P. Dodd, 1. Booth. THIRD ROW: K. Drenen, M. Goody, D. Farney, S. Randall, P. Baltazor, D. Long, D. Cain, S. Steel. FOURTH ROW: G. Gress, M. McDonald, I. Huffman, R. Ross, T. Allison. FRONT TABLE: H. Byram, W. Cox. 'l

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,i t eQ-lfivc, Qv--l- Who's clay is on the ceiling ,.. Where's my painting How do you draw a box .., Like your new finger painting Where's the teacher Who's stupid looking pot isthis? . .. The creative talent of the fine art students was motivated by Miss Donna Bicknell and Mr. Larry Huff- man who are also sponsors for Art Club. The art department and club is composed of students interested in art and willing to help with the groups community art projects. Stu- dents could enroll this year in Ce- ramics l and II, painting, craft, draw- ing andfundamentals. The art club goal for the year was to encourage students to become ,go-f . 5-luden-l-5 cf isp luv 'Pr-oLje,c:l'.S better aquainted with the impor- tance of art not only at Campus but throughout the world. At Christmas the club decorated the Haysville Post Office. A The art club students met once a week and worked on projects of their choice. ln the spring the stu- dents sponsored a art show where students had an opportunity to dis- play projects completed during the year. 'If Ceramic student, Randy 5 McCutchen, attempts to 1 2 4 make a pot on the potter's 6 wheel with the assistance of Mr. Larry Huffman. Z! Deb- 3 bie Allen and Pam Davis enjoy working on their macrame projects in crafts class. 3f ART CLUB: BACK ROW - Debbie Price, Debbie Gress, lan Rice, Terrie Roe, Andrea Burks, Marsha Holmes, julie Pulec, Cindy Gruen' backer, Terrie Raine, lo Wolgethrmuth. THIRD ROW - Brad Loper, Cindy Shipman, Mario Javier, David Gross, Linda Pulsiver, Michelle Decuir, Anna Palaccio, Sherrie Bow- en, Debbie Tussey, Paula Vaught. SECOND ROW -jeff West, Steve Scott, Randy Mc- Cutchen, Bazyl Burgess, Allen Thruston, Lauri Dalton, Linda Hudson, Debbie Hankins, FRONT ROW - Dan johnson, Ken Boote, Scott McCutheon, Lance Province, David Gore. 4X Mr. Larry Huffman discusses some of the finishing touches needed to complete painter Ron Becker's landscape painting. sf Art fundamental students find themselves working hard to complete their projects. 6f The sixth hour drawing students finish the day working on their drawing projects.