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

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ADMINISTRATION

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Table Of Contents Administration .................................3 Seniors 15 Juniors........................................23 Sophomores.....................................27 Freshmen.......................................31 Activities ....................................35 Grade Schools..................................69 Foreword A new decade began with the dawning of 1970. A decade that would hopefully see discoveries and in- ventions that could only be created by men and wom- en with dreams and the determination to transform these dreams into reality. As an institution of learning Stanton County High School is dedicated to building the foundation of the world. A foundation of men and women who will dream these dreams and make them come true. An informed faculty using modern equipment has been busy preparing 190 JHS students for their future in this complex world. The 1970 Trojan shows the accomplishments that will make today’s Trojans the foundation of tomor- row’s world. 2

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Education Is Valuable JOHN W. HARPER Supt. of Schools SCHOOL BOARD: STANDING Howard Campbell. O. W. Josserand. Earl Arnold, John W. Harper, Supt.; SITTING Harry Bilbery. Roger Hurst, Eugene Friesen, Vice-Pres.; Lewis Shore. Pres. A SOBER SECOND THOUGHT Success lies in finding what you can do best, and then sticking to it. It is not the load that breaks you down; it is the way you car- ry it. It is not by man's purse, but by character that he is rich or poor. It is much more important to be human than it is to be important. Accomplishments must be preceded by preparation. How you use today will determine how tomorrow will use your. Sincerely, John W. Harper Supt. of .Schools 4