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

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Tammy Nicholas models her pant- suit. Home Ec. Home Economics Club was very active this year. Many meetings were held, with speakers such as a demon- stration on ceramics by Mrs. Batter- ton. The club had a Christmas Tea for their mothers which consisted of singing carols and exchanging gifts. Miss Rempel was given an identifica- tion bracelet as a Christmas gift from the club. A Valentine pizza party Steve made this shirt in Boys Home Ec. Style Show added to the activities of the club as did a farewell tea for Miss Remple. For a money-making project the club sold cook books. The final event of the club was the Home Economics Style Review, May 18. Welcome to Our World , was the theme of the style review. The club had a tea after the style review for all who attended. JaLois models for the style review. Home Ec. Club with officers, Betty Crittenden, President; Steve Tucker, Vice-Pres. ; Bobby Harmon, Secretary. 13

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Y-Teens Club members and officers for the 1970-71 school year, with their sponser, Mrs. Cirtha M. Chenoweth. Y-Teens Y-Teens met once a month this year. Kim Martin, Program Chair- man, entertained the group with a wide variety of programs. Patti Green and Patti Hayes sang inspirational songs for one meeting some of which they had composed themselves. We had other programs on world problems of today such as pollution and drugs. Marcy Lee, Southwestern Heights, and Brenda Walkemeyer, Ulysses, gave a challenging talk to the club on Being a Christian in Today's World. These girls were ICC Rep- resentatives for their high schools. Gayla Anderson was ICC Repre- sentative for Johnson High School. Her campaign manager was Jo Pauls. Jo, Gayla, and the Y-Teens officers attended the ICC conference at La- kin. Brenda Walkemeyer, Ulysses, was elected ICC Representative for our district. Y-Teens officers were Sharon Bord, Secretary; Becky Ganny, Song Lead- er; LaDonna Kilgore, President; Teresa Weins; Devotion Chairman; Kim Martin, Program Chairman; and Rhonda Julian, Vice-President for 1970-71. 12 Y-Teens ICC Representa- tive for the 1970-71 year was Gayla Jean Anderson.

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Up With Mothers of America Up with Mothers of America , was the theme for the 1970-71 Mother-Daughter Banquet held on April 22. Mrs. Albert Smith from Ulysses was guest speaker. She pro- vided entertainment with her delight- ful speech about women from infancy to womanhood. In addition Connie N. gave the welcome, her mother Mrs. Nicholas gave a very enthusiastic re- sponse. Jo P. gave a poem entitled, What is a Mother? and LaDonna K. and Sally W. sang a duet Love is Surrender. Betty W. concluded the evening with a skit. For the first year the meal and table decorations were prepared by a committee of 17 girls. The tables were complimented with a red, white, and blue color scheme. It was an experience many of the girls won't forget. Two boys from each class were chosen by the girls to serve. They were: Blake M. and Charlie W. fresh- men; Pat J. and Mike S. sophomores; Tom T. and Gil G. juniors, and Jerry M. and Tony C. seniors. Trojan Pep Club is active The Pep Club, with its large membership, is looking forward to having new uniforms because of an increase of girls. 14