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

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CLIFFORD TOWNSEND astounded the student body with his amazing ability to kick the basketball net and do nothing else of note the rest of his senior year. DON GODFREY was in Spanish Club for three years even though he doesn't speak a word of Spanish. In the tradition of Nelson Rocke- feller, JANA NAIRN kept a low' profile as Vice-Prez of Pep Club. — st «li % PATTY MORRIS, following in the footsteps of Petrocelli, captivated Although blind and paralyzed, RUSSELL FIGGJNS contributed to changing the library from the Hern- don Era to the Stein Era. SUSAN WINGER was hindered by the fact that she couldn't shout or sit on the floor in the halls. Government class.

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TROY BRICKMAN devoted a lot of time to the decoration of Mr. Sadler's baseball bat. SUSAN DANIELS contribution to SCHS was amplified (very loud, that is). Tracing his heritage back to Patrick Henry, Richard Nixon, and Archie Bunker, ROGER FERLET fought for life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and no taxes. JIM MCCRAY distinguished him- self as the best bullet catcher the county has ever seen. ELLEN JOSSERAND attempted to flirt with every boy who came to a sport event. Russ Figgins was an exception. Catching the hearts of the kids at SCHS. SUSAN KILIAN will be remembered for always smiling. By marching out of step and play- ing out of tune, CAROL GAS KILL led the SCHS band to fame. Seniors

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With great hands in a crowd but not on the field, STEVE YOUNG fumbled a scholarship to Saunders State University. CINDY DORSEY, the blue jean queen of the Senior class, shocked everyone by wearing a dress for two days. MARK LUNA was SCHS' greatest Hot Dogger for the whirlpool. A reformed drinker, LARRY MORRIS joined Carry Nation in the crusade against alcohol. Running 3240 inches to fame, TR1SH WILKERSON now holds . . „ ,, , an SCHS 3600 inch long record Great in all sports, JIM ELLIS was IQ-8. the first athlete to dare to wear Joe Namath panty hose. 10 CHARLES W EBB contributed to the smoothness of the sideline and bench during his high school career.