Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Mark Adams, Teresa Adams, Liz Alexander, Janet Bailey, Karen Balding, Cindy Baldwin Ladeana Baxter, Rhonda Bazil, Kathleen Belt, Kenny Bennett, Dan Berry, Tim Bevan Randy Black, David Booth, Joyce Bosley, Jamie Bowen, Julie Bow- maker, Melani Bradford Cheryl Brinley, Brenda Buchanan, Kim Bush, John Byrd, Hal Calvin, Doug Campbell Marla Carlburg, Chris Carlson, Da- vid Carter, Larry Carter, Tom Cloyd, Marlena Casteel Gerald Castleberry, Larry Caswell, Bob.CIark, Marcia Clark, Teresa Clum, Cheryl Combs Carl Compton, Sharon Conley, Alan Coppage, Don Crcney, Connie Crowl, Terry Cummings Bryan Dameron, Robin Daniels, Rose Dasis, Shelia Dasis, Diane Da- vis, Sherri Debuhr

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We shall Sophomore CAfter Greek sophos wise, and moros foolj. Sophomores were wise fools? True-sophomores were a kind of trapped class: in the second year of gym and not yet ready for American history or government, but the wise fool is strictly Webster's definition. Actually, sophomores got through the year very well. The 239 second year students were in orchestra, band and choir. Besides find- 1 1! During Spirit Week, on Sucker 2 Day, Connie Hampton, sophomore, 3 shows her spirit by bringing a lollipop. 2! After finishing her lunch Shirley Rose, sophomore, continues reading her book. 3! Sophomore class officers- Kathleen Sullivan, treasurer, Carol Hall, secretary: Cindy Schoenhals, vice president: and Bob Clark, president. 110 carry on ing it a good time to take driver's edu- cation, sophomores were involved in drama and all sports. Rob Hudgins, sophomore said, Being a sophomore is better than being a freshman but not as good as being a junior or senior. lt's my last year of gym and l will be glad to get through it, Cheryl Combs sophomore, said. ,h,,,,,.-o

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Mike Dorsey, William Douglas, Rob- in Drew, Bill Dulaney, Annette Durst G' 'i Zi5iV?', Jeannette Durst, Gerald Earnest, ug. M 1 ,fgif Susan Esham, Danny Evans, Steve A , Faelber 'ff' sg GJ X lin x N I if --Q x. Charles Fahlencamp , Cheryl Far- ney, Janet Fassnacht, Steph Fields, Nita Fishback Cindy Ford, Tim Foust, Stan Fox, Chuck Franz, Kerri Fredrick New bridge, road closed Late in the fall, road construction blocked off one of the routes home for many students. The long awaited bridge was finally being built to con- nect the two sections of Meridian separated by the flood control ditch. Detour signs appeared and the com- plaints started. After a month the road was reopened, but construc- tion was not complete. Students found, to the dismay of some and joys of others, a hill, several new curves and a dirt section had been added to one of Campus's favorite race ways. lt causes congestion at 55th and Seneca and delays getting home, Carrie Hughbanks, junior said. l have to take this dumb road home and it gets my car dirty, said Scott Love, senior. 1... E CON 'Jiff l i 2 5 ,. .1