Stanton County High School - Trojan Yearbook (Johnson, KS)

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Class officers and sponsors plan the route for the senior trip to Winter Park. Class officers are: President, Jim Carrithers; Vice President, Wendell Nicholas; Secretary, Trudy Lewis; Treasurer, Jeri Josserand; Student Council, Kenton Nicholas. The sponsors are: Mrs. Walker, Coach Lantz, and Mr. Parks. PAUL HART has attended Johnson schools for 7 1 2 years. His favor- ite subject is trig and he enjoys reading magazines in his spare time. Paul will attend McPherson College and study aeronautical engine ring. LELAND HELMLE was a National Merit finalist. He did a very good job in football this year. Leland's favorite hobbies are mathematics and sports. He plans a career in physics and will attend K. U. JERI JOSSERAND was co-editor of the annual and a cheerleader for 2 years. She is president of the band council and treasurer of her class. Jeri plans to attend Southwestern and study elementary education. GENE HOUSTON transferred here from Great Bend this year. He likes to hunt in his spare time. Gene's favorite subject is bookkeeping; he plans a career in accounting. He plans to attend Bethany Nazarene College. 7

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RONALD GARVER, who was one of our outstanding basketball players this season, enjoys chasing girls on his scooter. He hopes to attend Fort Hays College but hasn't decided on his profession. JIM CARRITHERS, president of the senior class, enjoys building cars (and tearing them up). He has been very active in school events all 4 years. Jim was co- captain of the football team this year. BARBARA DIMMIT, an active 4- Her, dislikes showoffs. Barbara would like to follow a business ca- reer but hasn't decided where she would like to go to school. WAYNE FERGUSON, who was foot- ball co -captain this season, enjoys shop and hot cars. He plans to fol- low a career in electronics. MELVA JONES, president of the pep club, names history as her favorite subject. Her favorite hobby is danc- ing. Melva plans to attend W. U. but hasn't decided on her career. JUDY HARMON, who transferred from Manter her soph, year, won the D. A. R. award for citizenship her senior year. She hopes to enter W. U. and pursue a nursing career. NEIL BARSTOW was one of our outstanding defensive ends this year. He is vice-president of the Student Council and is very act- ive in rodeos. Neil plans to pur- sue the field of animal husbandry at Fort Hays. ROBERT DIMMIT, whose favorite subject is shop, enjoys working on and riding his motorcycle. His pet peeve is school. Robert plans to go to trade school. 6

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GA RY HOWA RD has attended John - son schools for 11 years. He dislikes stuck-up women. Gary was one of our toughest linemen this year in football. He hasn't decided on his career as of yet. LARRYMURPHEY'S favorite hobby is working on his car. Larry hates to get out of bed early every morn- ing. His plans toward college are indefinite. MIKE JOSSERAND has attended Johnson schools all of his life. He did a real good job in basketball this year. Mike's pet peeve is slop- pily dressed people. He will attend Fort Hays and study law. T LINDA KHLER transferred here from Eaton High School at Eaton, Colo. 3 years ago. Her favorite sub- ject is speech and she does not have any plans for college. Wendell and Kenton are busy making preparations for the Penny Carnival. They did a fine job; the class cleared $500. MARLON NEELY, a memberof the State Champion C. C. team, has attended Johnson schools all of his life. Marlon was our ace runner in both cross country and track. His favorite hobby is rodeoing. Marlon plans to attend Fort Hays and study animal husbandry. LEILA KILGORE, vice-president of the band council, likes to write letters in her spare time. She would like to be a secretary and plans to attend Bethany Nazarene College. 8