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

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A Message From Superintendent John W. Harper Accomplishments in any school system in this complex world depend upon the cooperation of the students, teachers, principals, superintendent, parents, and the school board. Combining five districts into one smoothly operating unit, dedicated to create a learning atmosphere aimed toward education, is no easy task. Proper facilities and equipment must be provided. Personnel that will instill in you an inquisitiveness about the world and its life, plus an understanding of its moral, spiritual, and cultural values are needed to develop the proper kind of education. Education is painful, continual, and difficult work to be done by kind- ness, firmness, by warning, by precept, by praise, but above all, by example. Abraham Lincoln once said, I will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come. Follow the advice of this great scholar. Sincerely, John W. Harper Mrs. Iris Lane, Secretary 4

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Table Of Contents Administration..............4 Senior.....................13 Junior.....................21 Sophomore..................25 Freshman...................29 Activities.................33 Grade School...............63 In Memoriam 79

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From The Principal's Desk Elmer B. Vecera The education of our youth is more than a men- tal process, but involves the adaptation of youth to the world in which he finds himself and yet equips him to critically evaluate this world and to provide leadership and courage to initiate necessary changes. Self evaluations must be made not only in com- parison with the accom- plishments of others, but in the light of one's own best efforts. A school annual is a summary or review of school activities for the year. I am sure that a student will look at his an- nual in future years and recall many of his school experiences. John Harper, Supt. ; Harry Bilbery; Warren Kilgore; John Wartman, Pres.; Eugene Friesen; Lewis Shore, Vice Pres. ; Wayne Snell.