Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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se-l 5 si lxls Hey, watch where you point that thing . . . Who's the target? ... Your not going to shoot skeet with a 22 The Rifle Club at Campus was as- sembled by the students who stress interested in law enforcement wea- pons. Each member had the oppor- tunity to develop or improve his or her ability at handling a gun. Various activities that the club participated in were trap shooting and skeet shooting. Also the club has sold candy and doughnuts all year long in the gym during the break. 'If Mr, Dick Palmer, sponsor. zf -'IZ Mr. Arthur Rose, RIGHT, Club sponsor. 3X LEFT Mike Akright .l.. - treasurer, Mike McElroy - 4 secretary, Greg Killion - vice president, Mike Alexander - president as club officers lead the members in discussing rifle club business. 4! RIFLE CLUB - BACK ROW: 1. Coleman, I. Tyson, R. Palmer, T. Vail, D. Williams. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Palmer, C. Gordinair, H. Adams, C. Erwin, R. Vanderwall, B. Faschnacht, B. Stull. THIRD ROW: T. White, M. johnson, C. Parker, D. lack, G. Hiss, R. Price, F. Mayfield, R. Ebsen. SECOND ROW: I. White, R. Wilson, R. Ross, T. Palmer, T. Adams, M. jesse, S. Paine, D. Smith, L. Brown. FRONT ROW: 1. Huffman, B. Veith, I. Reed, B. Morris, R. Boots, M. Akright, M. McElroy, M. Alexander, G. Killion, Mr. Rose. ' ls gills-Q s .H 'lu R l 4 . A at 1 s x -.J

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amine Q'l'-lend 5 c,ovweYvl-i Cm Who's teaching today? Why hasn't anyone collected the money How can anyone stand putting up with all these kids. With the assistance of Mrs. Marcia Gray, Mrs. Louise Herrington, and Mrs. Mary Ann Decatur the Students Action for Education tS.A.El club had an outstanding year. Members of the club worked very hard throughout the year to achieve their goal of holding a state office. Four of the Senior girls received scholarships and awards for teaching classes at Rex Grade School. The club participated in such money making projects as selling candy and stationary. They also ran the conces- sion stand during the break. Student Action for Education held their annual convention on March 21 and 22 when members were awarded scholarship and chapter awards. 1 -- VSAE: BACK ROW: Pauline Werner, 2 Diana Bond, Mrs. Marcia Gray, Mrs. Mary Ann Decatur, lanice Tate. FRONT ROW: Kay Bjostad, Dixie Burton, Paula Werner, Evelyn Barr, Elizabeth Wagner, Brenda Wood, Chris Darby, Mrs. Louise Her- rington, 2X Mr. Weldon Roberson, head of the Campus High Language Arts Department, spends a great deal of time working on class organization and objectives. x. 'MQ-,- vi