Campus High School - Yearling Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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27 May 1977 This yearbook began as an idea. Slowly that idea became a theme and finally it started becoming pages. But not without work, lots of work. During class, after school, and through vacations, we worked. Now, with the last deadline in, all of the work, making the best book possible, seems worth it. Our special thanks goes to Mr. Larry Huffman who designed and drew C.C. Clem, Mr. Ron Nutt who furnished special photographic help, and to our sponser, Mrs. Marcia Longberg, for reminding us of deadlines every day. But particularly to all the students, and staff who provided tne real reason for this 1977 Yearling. The 1976-1977 Yearling Staff - Xx Editor A Associate Editor X ' V ' ' Academics J Performing Arts D ' K' 'QB A-A -.2 x 1497,-5-A,, - ' X, ! Sports -. 47 211 '-1247 , I W A . Seniors l, Underclassmen and Index Student Life -2? 1'-1, '- e .fs 1 I X Advertising A A-XM Photographers Coordinator Scott Pegg Sonja Denton Sonja Denton Tammie McGehee Becky Crane Doreen Hersh Jim Hartman Donnie George Jim Hunt Tracy Wheeler Mark Wheeler Rhonda Gonzalez Connie Hampton Terri Roe Diane Kessler Dorothy Schofield Charlene Schofield Tamara Newport Ron Harlan Shannon Davidson Terri Bowles Sharon Elkins Carole Angstadt Joleen Hicks Janis Panizzi David Williams Darryl Hinshaw Candy Whitcraft Cheryl Uglow Ken Boote Connie Faelber Greg Hiser Linda Pulsifer fu TM

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technique of math to his class a fundamental part of school life. 2! The Oatville Cemetery, burial place for many of the community's pioneers stands not far from Campus. 3! Colt Stadium. a scene of many exciting school events, stands empty a week before graduation. 4! The sun setting behind a tree ends a busy day at Campus. 1 F 4 1! Mr. Lynn Kneller explains a 3 -' Each and every day brings with it a new beginning. A new start. Another chance. Begin each day, week, month, year with an open mind. A cleansed soul. and LIVE Everything you're doing now is pointing you towards bigger and bet- ter things. Have a happy tomorrow. C. C. Clem .--w VH inf ll ll ' ,

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