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

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Commercial Arts Mr. Sadler points out an error. The Commercial Arts department grew this year with new classes and clubs to better prepare students for their vocations. These classes gave students a chance to express their various talents. The industrial Arts department was modernized this year when Mr. Troy Sadler remodeled the shop and taught several new classes including mechanical drawing I, shop I. and farm shop. Mr. Sadler was the assistant coach of varsity basketball, head coach for football and the head coach for Freshman basketball. FIc was the Junior class sponsor. Miss Luetta Rempcl was kept busy by teaching JHS girls home living, cooking, sewing, and tailor- ing. all offered in the Flome Economics department. An active Home Ec. club was also organized and sponsored by Miss Rempel. This year she was a Ju- nior class sponsor. Miss Rempel enjoys teaching the girls sewing and cooking in Flome Economics.

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Science and Math In this complex and scientific world many students feel that foundations in math and science are vital for their education. Mr. Parks and Mr. Smith have been busy building these foun- dations for their students. As a sophomore class sponsor and the teacher of five different math courses, general math, algebra I, algebra II. geometry and trigonometry, Mr. Parks was involved with most of the students this year. Most of his classes averaged more than 20 students. His smallest class, trigonometry, boasted five students. They studied trigonometric functions for use in the solution of trian- gles. Mr. Park’s largest class, general math, learned the basic math principles which precede algebra I Mr. Smith took over the chemistry department this year as well as the biology classes. He spent most of his day explaining chemistry problems to juniors and seniors and explaining the art of dissecting to biology students. As one of the junior class spon- sors he was kept busy with their many activities. Mr. Parks enjoys explaining trig problems to his students. Mr. Smith uses the overhead projector to explain chemistry problems. 11

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Physical Education Mrs. Kenney, a new staff member, taught freshman and ad- vanced girls’ P.E. at the Johnson High School. Mrs. Kenney organized a playday for the freshman P.E. class early in the year and later organized a girls’ basketball team and a track team which matched other schools. Mrs. Kenney also served as a pep club co-sponsor. Coach Morris taught boys’ P.E. and health classes, driver’s education and earth science this year. In addition to his regular classes. Coach Morris was the head basketball and track coach and the cross country coach. Also, he was a senior class sponsor. Music The music department, this year headed by Mr. Stiglich, was quite active. The mixed chorus prepared songs for two concerts and one program. Besides these songs they had to prepare for two contests. The band, also preparing for two contests, prepared songs for two concerts. Mr. Stiglich directed high school mixed chorus, high school band, grade school bands in Johnson and Manter, helped individ- uals with instrumental and vocal numbers for contest and gave private lessons. 13 Mr. Stiglich demonstrating rhythmic patterns.