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

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LoriAshida, Debra Branine, Sheryl Cockrum, Chuck Collins, Kevin Cox, Neil Daniels, Billy Diehl, Sandy Dor- sey, Vicky Figgins, Andy Fira, Ronda Ford, Marty Garrison, Ben Garza, Larry Godfrey, Scott Goodman, Roy Hampton, Marc Harmon, Mike Horton, Nancy Hawkins, Jan Josserand, Bobby Kilian, Dian Kistler, Kim Loyd, Doug Morris, Shari Morris, Andrea Plummer, Mike Riedel, Pam Roach, George Salazar, Ramon Sanchez, Teresa Shore, Kevin Steinert, DeEtta Tucker, Natasha Warnock, Steve Wartman, Angela Williams, Jeff Winger, Glen Young. Not pictured: Eddie Carrithers, Mike Garza. ABOVE: Johnson Eighth Graders, coached by Paul Holliday, pose with the trophy they won for second place in League. LEFT: Cheer- leaders demonstrate one of the formations they used in their routines. 72

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Coordination is the key-word here. Mr John Harper is a man of many talents. He works with budgets, keeps track of supplies and efforts spent, and he takes an interest in school activities. Mr. Harper knows his business and executes it well. However, Mr. Harper is a rather remark- able man in that he takes his job personally. He has an interest in the students and facilities around him. Each day one can see Mr. Harper at the high school conferring with Mr. Steinert. Later you will find him at the grade school with Mr. Begley or traveling to Manter or Big Bow to check on things there. Besides being good at and interested in his job, Mr. Harper is willing to step in and help out when the going gets rough. The Johnson Grade School has had problems with custodians from time to time. While the teachers sweep the rooms, one can see Mr. Harper helping out with some of the heavier work around school, like buffing hall floors. Mr. Harper is a nice person to know and to work with. SUPERINTENDENT IRIS LANE MR. JOHN II HA SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, BACK ROW: Bill Wilkerson, Dwight Mitchell, Harry Bilbery. Lewis Shore. FRONT ROW: Earl Arnold, Arlene Friesen, Roger Hurst.