Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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It's quite a change Moving from seven classes a day to six classes, from one lunch line to three, and from being mighty eighth graders to freshmen was quite a change for the new underciassmen. But, once again, the new class weath- ered the experience. The experience started out with a warning. At freshman orientation, stu- dents were warned not to walk on the grass. This rule was impressed on the new freshmen before they were given a bad impression by the returning stu- dents. At semester, gym went co-educa- tional, giving this class of freshmen the distinction of being the first to have two whole years of mixed classes. Tom Kimball, freshman, said, It's hard being a freshman because you have to get used to a brand new school system. 1 1! Freshman class officers, Shawn 2 3 Konkel, presidentg Rhonda Darr, secre- tary: Jeff Cummings, treasurer: and Diane Canaan, vice-president. 2! During com- prehensive home economics Kathy McGinley, freshman, works on a study guide. 31 In biology green Felix Brown studies the circulatory sys- tem. ,J i

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