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

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HONORS A NDA WAR i Setting an example worthy of emu- lation, these SCHS students made outstanding academic achievements. ABOVE: Tony Clark, David Walker, Karen Wilkerson and Ken Hume were invited to attend KU's annual ban- quet for outstanding high school graduates. TOP LEFT: Ja Lois Murphey, Ellen Josserand, Wiletta and Susan Daniels received II ratings at Music Contest. LEFT: Mr. Zollinger poses with Speech winners Ja Lois Murphey, Tammy Nicholas, Cynthia Mason, Wiletta Daniels, Melody Julian and Jr. Nickell. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Science and Advanced Biology students, led by Mr. Hill and Mr. Smith, stalked the Wild Asparagus (and a prehistoric dinosaur) on their field trip to Black Mesa. BELOW: Joining Mike Toole in the National Honor Society were Ken Hume, Tony Clark, Jim Kilian, Karen Wilkerson, Sharon Helmle, Kimmie Winger, and Shirley York. New' members were in- ducted into the society by the Elkhart Chapter during an all- school assembly. RIGHT: Rayna Browm received the Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow' Aw'ard presented to the senior with the highest test score in the field of family living. Not pictured: Terry Batterton and Greg Garrison tied for the Golden Hammer Award for Woodworking. Terry's project was a round dining table, and Greg's, a drop leaf table. The Award for Metals went to Roger Ferlet for his glass-topped, wTOught-iron patio table. Congratulations on your accom- plishments, students!

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WE’ VE ONL Y Kay Akagi, Cheryl Amerin, Kent Beauchamp, Debbie Bien, Sandy Bitner, Ronnie Brickman, Michelle Brown, Sandra Campbell, Barbara Case, Jim Cauthon, Shirley Clark, Kim Crabb, Peggy Diehl, Rosemary Duran, David Estes, Sandy Frazier, Ruth Gana, Barry Goodman, Bonnie Cribble, Ron Hambrick, Charles Hampton, Tom Hawkins, Cindy Hayes, Brenda Herrick.