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

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 When Will I Hold You Again?

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Parks; Candidate-at-Large was Leona Wilkerson es- corted by Jimmy Cauthon. Flower girl and crown bearer were Susan Ashida and Guy Martin. Friday evening at 6:00 the student body paraded down main street to the football field. Led by the Trojan March- ing Band, the parade included the football teams on the activity bus and the candidates and escorts in convertibles. The float which carried out the theme Precious and Few was followed by a chain of cheer- leaders and student body doing the traditional Snake Dance. At 7:00 p.m. the crowning ceremony took place on the football field. Pam Von Hemel was crowned the 1976 Football Homecoming Queen. The Homecoming com- mittee wishes to thank the drivers of the cars (Mike Horton, Mike Phipps, Bob Killian, Ronnie Brickman and Marc Harmon) for their cooperation.

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The night of February 18 was one to be remembered by those involved in the 1977 Basketball Homecoming. The time grew short and after the announcement had been made, Shirley Clark was crowned Home- coming Queen. The theme was When Will 1 Hold You Again and the song was Weekend in New England. The candidates and their escorts were: Shirley Clark and Tom Hawkins, Natasha Wamock and Tony Wilkerson, Trish Cauthon and Kay Akagi, Carol Amerin and Larry McGowne, Jan Josserand and Jim Cauthon. Jackie Walters was flower girl, and the crown bearer was Bret Willinger. The students were involved throughout the week as they dressed for Spirit Days and worked on the float.