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

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Busy Forensic year at JHS These JHS debaters learn the pro's and con's of federal control over pollution. The JHS debaters participated in four invitational debate tournaments during the first semester. The debat- ers who represented JHS were Jill Carrithers, Hal Ramsay, Jerry Morris, Wayne Nickell, and Mike Morris. Mr. Zollinger coached the teams to a 16-31 win-loss record. This years' topic was Resolved that the federal government should establish, finance, and administer programs to control air and or water pollution in the United States. Drama students learned the fun- damentals of play directing, acting, lighting, and make-up. They direct- ed plays and presented them before the student body. At League Speech and Drama Festival they received one I, three II's, three Ill's, and one IV. At District Speech and Drama Festival at Garden City, JHS gained one I, three II's, and three Ill's. Jill Carrithers qualified for the State Speech and Drama Festival at Hays where she received a II. Drama students make Jill up as a 19

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Spanish Club proves active Jimmie and Eliseo practice the Spanish III play that rated I at Wichita. Mr. Gonzales sponsored an active Spanish Club this year. Officers were elected at their first meeting in September. They were: Eliseo Arellano, President; Ruth Ir- win, Vice-President; Diane Ramsay, Treasurer; Jo Pauls, Secretary; Rae Lynn Irwin and Tom Tucker, Stuco Representatives. The Spanish Club had two cake raffles at football games and a chili supper to raise money to finance the Spanish II and III students trip to Wichita State University for the annu- al Concurso on October 30. Three plays and a musical number were en- tered in competition. JHS received one I and three II s. In honor of the Spanish I students who helped raise money for the trip to Wichita, the Spanish II and III stu- dents cooked and served a Mexican Food Banquet on March 27. BACK LEFT: C. Nicholas, L. Kilgore, J. Amerin, R. Barefoot, L Walker, G. Friesen, J. Arellano, F. Partida, F. Speck, B. Ford, B. Mullet, M. Speck, B. Dody, D. Hume, J. Con- ard, B. Ashida, L. Lucas, L. Kilgore, J. Peterson, T. Wiens, T. Kendrick, K. Beauchamp, J. Cartwright, G. Garrison, D. Pauls, D. Barefoot, P. Pearce, P. Estes, D. Fiel, B. Canny, S. Conard, M. Wilkerson, G. Julian, M. Arellano, O. Wright, T. Kiler, W. Daniels, D. Carrithers, M. Win- ger, J. York, P. Barnes, M. Partida, T. Tucker, J. Pauls, D. Ramsay, R. Irwin, E. Arellano. 18

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 Ineligible? Just because he flunked out in one little English test? But-Ruby Dinway and me? How could such a tale get started? I certainly do-if Stanley Grapple- neuskey takes that test over! Juniors present good play LINE OF SCRIMMAGE Madge Collins .... Mr. Morrison.......... Harrison Keefer . . . . Harry Donaldson . . . Mrs. Warner........... Mrs. Burris........... Coach Horsley .... Miss Gamm............. Perry Winman .... Stanley Grappleneuskey Ruby Din way.......... Clyde Farris ......... Ken................... Matt.................. Millie................ June.................. Miss Hooker........... Miss Harlowe.......... 1st Woman............. 2nd Woman............. Prompters............. Ticket Sales.......... Publicity............. Ushers................ Stage Managers Director . . .Kim Martin . . . Jon Josserand Kevin Beauchamp . . .Gil Garrison . Gayla Anderson . . . Pam Stanton . . . Loren Lucas . . Rhonda Daily . . .Tom Tucker . . . Fred Speck .. . Janet Peterson . . . Tony Luna . . . Duane Pauls . . Wayne Raney . . .Teresa Wiens . .Bobbie Harmon . . Karla Young . . Evelyn Tucker . Betty Crittenden . . . Sharon Ford . . Jane Cullers Patricia Hammond James Cartwright . Teresa Kendrick . . . Kelly Barber Don Nickell Patricia Hayes Mary Partida . Bryce Wilkerson Oliver Toole Dick Glasscock Doug Daniels Ronald Toole Mr. Joe Zollinger 20