Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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,-, , up' - 'if pit V Y V W C 1 2 1!The first week following Christmas 3 5 vacation brought snow to many areas of Kansas. Although the ice with the snow led to travel advisories for most areas, school was still in session and many students took advantage of this snow during break and between classes. Zfldentifying and judging plants was a hobby for Teri Bortz, junior, which paid off for her by enabling her to be- come a national horticulture judging award winner. Teri, who represented Sedgwick County at both state and national 4-H compe- tition, placed sixth individually and was a member of the horticulture team which placed second. 3!Catching insects for a col- lection was a requirement for students Janet Veal and David Booth, who were in Mr. Terry CaIIendar's Zoology class. 4!PIaying in the snow was a past-time enjoyed by many stu- dents during break, weather permitting. 5!Early morning practices were an integral part of daily life for the marching Colts during football season as they prepared for halftime shows andthe annual Band Day competition. Jeff Church, freshman, checks to see that he is in line during one seven o'clock practice. LETTERMAN'S CLUB-Back row: Mark Grimes, Lester Adcock, Bazyl Bur- gess, Chris Stewart, Wayne Wentling, Adrian Rogers, Richard Wiseman, Tom Berry, Jim Hunt. Front row: Terry Couch, Paul Balthazor, Tim Wilson, Randy Black. X GYMNASTICS CLUB4Pam Cline, Darla Kelley, Kevin Briley, Dennis Hinshaw, Denise Smoot, Christine Vosburg, Rob Word, Elaine Hinderlighter, Milton Burdick, Ladonna Tabing. Trudy Brooks, Gerald Castleberry, Joe Honey- cutt, Stacie Jones, Michelle Maskrid, Jacki Stephenson, Carrie Slater, Sherril Gilman, Denise Straub, Deena Horning, Janet Townsend, Ellen Ever- ly, Diane George, Debbie Bruster, Teri Shaw.

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Getting down to earth You never start a canoe off by pushing it out and jumping in real fast because it tips over. This is just one of the lessons that the Trunyons learned on their camping trips. The Trunyons were all members of the Explorer Post formed for members of Environmen- tal Club who wished to expand their knowledge of the out-of-door world. Planning a summer backpacking trip to Philmont Scout Ranch in the Sangre de Christo Mountains was the highlight of the year for the Trunyons . Beautifying the Haysville area by cleaning up the aluminum cans was one project the Environmental Club undertook. Besides improving the view along the sides of area road- ways, the project provided the club with an added source of revenue to enable them to purchase new camp- ing equipment. The out-of-door world was an inte- gral part of everyday life for all Cam- pus students. ln order to get from class to class, they were forced to battle the elements of snow, rain, and the typical Kansas winds. Even though students were forced to battle these elements, this gave them an opportunity to relax by be- ing outside of the school buildings between classes. In an effort to improve the appear- ance of the grounds, students were no longer permitted to walk across the grass from class to class. After only a short while the problem was under control and the strict enforce- ment of the rule was no longer nec- essary. Students found that it was possible to get from one class to an- other on time by using the sidewalks. . .4 - FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES-Back row: Adrian Rogers, Marty Kruse, Wes Brickley, Bazyl Burgess, Rick Randall, Brad Pegg, Danny George, Sam Konkel, Tony Bowmaker, Ivan Chrisman, Scott Love, Greg Stockton, Julie Shafer, Don Brunhoeber. Laura Waldschmidt. Rex Corbett, Joyce Brand, Kent Slay, Betsey Tussey, Mr. Dick Tatro-sponsor. Second row: Joel Hugh- banks, Mark Wheeler, Gary Messer, Greg Hefley, Tim Gwaltney, Chris Stewart, Terry Couch, Eddie Kercher. Front row: Terry Schreiber, Kevin Parker, Tim Ward, Eddie Rogers, Tim Wilson, Brad Hansen. CAMPUS SPORTS CLUB-Back row: Amy Beck, Karen Raevsky, Lisa Portz, Julie Shafer, Donna Marcellus. Second row: Tracey Bevan, Jill Panizzi, Shelly Stukey, Carol Hall, Trudy Brooks, Diane Selenke, Denise Smoot, Marsha Holmes, Debbie Allen, Pam Charles. Front row: Pam Cline, Darla Kelley, Sandy Hildebrandt, Shelley Hargrove, Debi Fox, Diann Free, Lorri Logan.

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Passing Bicycling, rodeoing, and electron- ics, are just a few of the many hob- bies in which Campus students and faculty are becoming involved. Bicycling-well, English teacher Mrs. Judith Melzer ought to know. This summer she traveled 2,570 miles on her bicycle, all the way to Bloomington, Indiana! She puts it this way, Bicycling is a pain when you're battling a head wind and your muscles want to stop: calmness when you're free wheeling with a tail wind and all about you is in fury. It's startling a hawk that was settled in the weeds beside the road, it's breathing, seeing, feeling for the very first time. Driver's education teacher, Mr. the time unique hobby. Actually, his hobby is really horses, raising and selling them, while rodeo is just a side kick. Having enjoyed his hobby for about 18 years, he's really been rop- ing a long time. But he added, What l'd really like to do is get good enough at rodeoing to make teach- ing a hobby. Junior Darryl Hinshaw really gets into electronics during his spare time. One of his favorites pastimes is the construction of voice operated VOX's, a type of voice operated switch which allows Darryl to turn electrical devices on and off with the use of sound. After 6 years of work- ing with electronics Darryl believes he has found himself a pretty good 46 Roger Emberson also has his own start for a career. CHESS CLUB-Back row: D. Waters, J. Prater, D. Jones, D. Griffin, S. Faelber, B. Coffman, C. Carlson, A. Coppage, E. Fitzsimmons, T. Williams, B. Kaul, A Martin, D. Dearth, C. Farr, D. Webb. Second row: M. Reed, R, Trimmel, C Davidson, J. Wright, M. Wheeler, C. Langston, R. Reece, K. Swart, M. May, L. Mosteller, D. Sheperd, M. Carlberg. Front row: J. Luginbill, R. Ginther, R A ik ' A F75 l K V. .N . W3 . i n 3 V W . e f l ART CLUB-Back row: Kerry Scheerger, Charles Wilson, Theodore Spoun, Brenda Journell, Bill Angstadt, Kevin Stewart, Ron Ginther, Ruben Zavala. Second row: Annette Boehm, Donna Barnett, Rick Trimmell, Kevin Park- er. Third row: Vicki Reeves, Rhonda England, Pauline Green, Vicki Bjos- I tad, Martin Thurston. Front row: Rhonda Floyd, Teresa Randall, Cindy Redmayne, J. Magness, M. Fields, K. Swart, G. Elkins, B. Willoughby, S. Jack- Gruenbacher, Darris Dobbs. son, C. Orman.