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

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erm Physical Effects Are Not Yet Known “We're Not Those Kind of Girls

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The Lonerr Activities were many and varied this year at SCHS, ranging from penny pitching to prom. Hard work was sometimes the cost; the payoff was the feeling of accomplishment and fun! Many activities involved defining the social status of the participants. If you find taking part in these activities too painful a way to discover your social standing, here is a test you may take in the privacy of your own closet. POP QUIZ Following are a list of situations often encountered by high school students. Some contribute to one's status in high school, some don't. Place a C for COOL beside situations that make you look good to your peers; place an N for NERD beside those that make you look bad. GOOD LUCK! 3. 6. On Slave Day, your name is repeatedly tossed back in the hat. You are a Senior and you have to share a locker with an (ugh) Freshman. You raise your hand in class and when you are called on, your response is, Huh? You're a girl and you wear a net shirt but no one notices. You advise your Driver's Ed teacher to check the radiator bearings in the Driver's Ed car and he does. You time the bell with your electronic watch and loudly an- nounce to the class how much the school's time is off. You're the only student in general math with a calculator. You are male and you outscore all females on the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award test. You are male and you are selected every year as cheerleader for the powderpuff football game. 10. You wear colored tennis shoes with your tux or evening gown at the prom. 11. You're at the Drive-In with your boyfriend and your parents pull up beside you. 12. You play the Star Spangled Banner on key at the ballgame. 13. Your little brother, who does not even have a license, gets the family car more often than you. 14. Your CB handle is the Pregnant Duck. 15. When it comes to locker room talk, you do all the talking or you do all the listening. 9. ANSWERS: Subtract one for each answer you were unsure of. A perfect score of 15 makes you Mr. Ms. Cool. If you scored below 8, you should come to the yearbook staff for help. Leads to The Hard Stu

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This year's Football Homecoming was a special one. Homecoming started with Spirit Week, during which students dressed according to the theme of die day. Monday was Maroon and Gold Day; Tuesday, Clash Day; Wednesday, Slave Day; Thursday, Hillbilly Day; Friday, Dress Up Day. Thursday the student body voted for our new Homecoming Queen. The candidates (nominated by football players) and their escorts (nominated by Pep Club) were: Freshman, Dona Kist- ler and Lance Josserand; Sophomore, Annette Ferlet and Rick Shironaka; Juniors Pam Von Hemel and Ric- ky Chapman; Seniors, Lynda Lane and Eddie