Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Enrollment drop affects teachers Because of a drop in student en-- rollment three teachers were noti- fied that their positions would be abolished at the end of the 1977 term. Three others who resigned were not replaced. The teachers who resigned in March effective at the end of the 1976-77 school term were: Mrs. Chris Blankenship, consumer math- ematics, and Mr. Mike Crawford, power and energy. Mrs. Frances Maxwell resigned in February due to illness. Mrs. Marcia Gray, English, and Mr. Wayne Valentine, driver education, had their positions abol- ished, while Mr. Gary Cole, debate, had his position cut to half-time. Mr. Wayne Valentine later resigned. Nearly 100 students and citizens as well as teachers packed the March Board of Education meeting Ken Larson, Sheri Leiker, Steve Lindner, Debbie Lindsay, Lori Logan Lonnie Long, Christina Loveall, Rob- ert Lowery, Jody Maechtlen, Donna Marcellus Mike March, Forrest Mayfield, Tam- mie McGehee, Tom McGinn, John McQuilken Randy Messer, Danny Meyer, Rus- sell Million, Jim Minor, Brenda Mor- gan Lyne Nelson, Brad Nichols, Malinda Nichols, Mike Norman, Todd Palmer to ask the school board to reinstate the cut teachers. However, the . With the dropping enrollment Mr. Roger Emberson like board voted 0 to 7 not to remstate most other teachers, found that his classroom now had those Cut. numerous empty seats. E ' api :: l il. ! . .4 M2353 -, Y. i ff' X.

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Charlotte Smith, Craig Smith, Mi- chelle Smith, Sandy Smith, Yvonne Smith Denise Smoot, Randy Snyder, Tim Sowell, Donna Sprout, Sherrie Ste- vens Debra Straub, Jeff Strickland, Mike Stroot, Corey Stukey, Brenda Sut- ton Clubs did that? Club activities encompassed two countries, several cultures, and America's heritage. Spanish Club worked throughout the year to send eleven students to Mexico over the summer. The entire membership threw themselves into money-mak- ing projects for the third year in a row. French Club had their most suc- cessful Mardi Gras ever on April 1. Nineteen booths were run by fifteen clubs. German, Spanish, and French clubs also had a foreign language week in May during which soccer games were organized and foreign food was served. Future Homemakers of America created homemade articles, just as the pioneers did, to sell at their ba- zaar before Christmas. Some clubs showed an interest in civic duty. Campus Life helped with the Super-Kids competition to raise money for the Kansas Lung Associ- ation. Publications Club gave gifts to a needy family at Christmas and Red I Cross Club visited the elderly and gave them gifts. 1 Thespians went to New York over Christmas to see Broadway and off- Broadway shows. Donna Randall and Nancy Webster, seniors, look over various items FHA members made for their Christmas bazaar.