Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Lobe SA-vesscd -For 5C.'ie,vxc,e, Sl-udem-l-S You mean I actually have to TOUCH that frog? Has anyone fed the monkeys today? .. . Hey. the bell can't ring yet, l'm not done with my experiment . ., Labs and experiments in Science classes were stressed much more heavily this year than previously. Science teachers attempted to teach things the students would en- counter rather than teaching toward college, said Mrs. Evelyn Hefley, science teacher. Less homework was given as Mrs. Charyl Winters felt the students learned more by discussing in class. Field trips were taken this year to Wesley Medical Center, Vulcan Chemicals, and the Crime Lab. Mr. joe Hoover took his physics class to Snap Back Photo. Science classes offered to students included Biology G taught by Mrs. Hefley, Mrs. Winters and Mr. Terry Calendar, and Biology IIS taught by Mr. Calendar and Mr. Leland Un- ruh. Mrs. Hefley taught botany as well. Mrs. Winters taught chemistry and physiology. Physics, basic science and introductory science were taught by Mr. Hoover. Mr. Calendar taught zoology while earth science was taught by Mr. Unruh. Science club activities included planting tulips, jonquils and various other flowers around the CHS colt as well as buying new plants for the plant room. 1 7 3 'lf SCIENCE CLUB: Back ' Row: A. Frye, D. Rogers, T. 5 Martin, T. Sprout, Third Row: 1. Smith, W. Sparrow, K. Fra- 5 zier, 1. Gubitz, G. Long, D. Tieszen, B. Beck. Second Row: C. Hephner, R. Hufman, P. Stephens, S. McFeeters, I. Sprout. Front Row: I. Kettle- man, S, Konkel, S. Konkel, W. Cox. 2X Verna Boyd and Steve Fox spend many class hours on experiments. 3X Chris Stewart finishes a lab and gathers his report on it to hand in, as experiments bear heavily on his grade. 4X Vicki Murrow and Sandy Kneifing set up a lab to study the effects of different environments on how well seeds will sprout. sf David Dor- sey, student aid, is frequently responsible for feeding the CHS monkeys, an activity Mo and Molly enjoy the most. 6X Science teachers joe Hoover, LeLand Unruh, Charyl Winters, Terry Calendar, and Evelyn Hefley watch the antics of one of their prized specimens for scientific study.

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Needle nr-ls Club mvides e Hence Y Where's my needle ... Who took my pattern .. . Does anyone know how to do this stitch .. . What are we suppose to be doing . .. Through the creative art area of needle crafts the Needle Arts club was organized to give the students the opportunity to share and partici- pate in various needle art projects. Activities included making stuffed animals for the childrens home. Also the club participated in making patches and string art projects for the Mardi Gras. Each member pro- vided his or her own project to work on at the meetings. 1! Needle arts members work on 1 their various art projects. Z! Mrs. 2 Bonnie Dowell, Mrs. Carole Perez, 3 Mrs. Helen Harjo discuss the projects shown to them by Mr. George Baird. 3f NEEDLE ARTS CLUB - BACK ROW: D. Hersh, T. McKee, D. Slinkey, K. Ford, C. Ro- bertson, M. Bradford, M. Swaney, M. Riggs, T. Williams, N. Taylor, K. Holmes, Mrs. Harjo. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dowell, 5. McGinn, S. Parrish, S. Records, B. Kranenberg, S. Goin, S. Frazier, A. Hooper, I. Rhinehart, T. Mace, Mr. Baird, Mrs. Perez.ERONT ROW: D. Ward, C. Wheeler, C. Wood, Y. Smith, D. Randall, T. Bowles, D. Brewster, C. Carrol, R. Dasis, L. Cook. 5, i