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

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Cast members were from bot- tom row: Holly Jordan, Trish Cauthon, Shari Campbell, Shari Wartman, Terri Scrivner, Julie Kendrick, Shelley Brown, Lance Carrithers, Keith Thompson. Stacy Seyb, Win- elda Wamock, Nathan Luna, Elaine Post, Mike Pearce, Mike Morris, Tim Bluhm, Teri Sadler. Director, Joe Zol- linger . Not pictured: Debra Glasscock and Amber Wise. 9

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rhe night of November 21, the 1979 ior class presented a classic comedy tied ' 'The Stuck Pot.1' The stuck pot an when the boys from Jason School de- ;d to pull a prank on the girls from •thington Women's Academy. The idea to chip in money for a stuck pot. The to dance with the svorst-looking girl longest would win the pot. The girls at rthington topped the boys by chipping in allar for their own stuck pot. They ssed up to look as outrageous as possible h the intent of being chosen the worst- looking girl. Alice Sedge wick, portrayed by Teri Sadler, used a secret weapon of hydrogen sulfide. Although she ran all the ether dancers off the floor from the odor, she caught Edward Mott, portrayed by Keith Thompson, and won the stuck pot. The romance of the scientifically inclined was mixed with the humor of clashing per- sonalities, laughing girls, and nagging parents. The instigators of The Stuck Pot'' became the instigators of humor and excitement.

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I f. On April 19, the Junior class presented the comedy 1 'How the West Was Fun1'. During the course of the evening, the au- dience was treated to a rare view of life in the 1860's in the Red Stocking Dance Hall of Prairie Dog, Kansas. Curley, portrayed by Ron Chapman, tries every- thing to get Miss Lily to fall in love with him. Unfortunately, Miss Lily, played by Trish Lewis, decided to marry up with Sgt. Tyree Turwilliger (Curt McElroy) from Fort Incipid. Curley places his des- tiny in the hands of Dr. Sasquash, the traveling medicine show doctor played by Bob Johnson, who promises a powerful love potion. However, it is a million dollar inheritance, not the potion, that gives Curley his choice of any girl he likes. The play ends with bom Curley and Tyree joining Custer in his fight with Sit- ting Bull, and Dr. Sasquash realizing the huge profit from the sale of his love po- tion. U Jb M fiL nLi Cast members were: Ron Chapman, Bob Johnson, Bub Brown as Lobo, Carol Amerin as Princess Grinning Fox, Karla Pearce as Maudie, Betty Scrivner as Gold Crust Gertie, Dona Kistler, Kyla Sadler, Teresa Reidel, Trish Lewis, and Cecilia Schweitzer as Dance Hall Girls, Andy Trujillo, Bryan Troyer, Gary Kendrick, Steve Arnold, Penny Beagel, and Esmer- alda Gonzales as Cowboys. Director was Damaris Claassen.