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

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ts HAUnvXa BUCRVQME TtLL QOik IT LOOKS» 0U2it UKE $ W lj i -cy Yearbook Staff: Comics Reveal School Life” Funky Who7' Winkerbean — the character who gives his name to a Wichita Eagle comic strip about high school. Students and faculty frequently clip and display Funky Winkerbean strips. So. when the yearbook staff looked for a theme for this year’s book, we only had to look as far as the newspaper. After Field Newspaper Syndicate gave us permission to use the comic, we began to track down appropriate strips. We hope you find Funky's comments on school life as amusing as we did. Staff included: David Johnson. Ms. Davis. Penny Beagel. Jerry Sipes. Crazy Harry. Betty Scrivner. Kelly Young. Laran F mbrick. photographer, and Lois Begley. Above. Jerry keeps the class abreast of the latest developments in Iran. 26

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Celebrate the Oktoberfest and learn the flying Dutchmanl Happybookers did these things and more during monthly meetings designed to create interest in reading. Begun last year by Mrs. Stein, the organization has grown enormously. Guests frequently appear to share know-how and enthusiasm. Marvin and Diane Brown demonstrated the Flying Dutchman” during Oktoberfest. and the group took a field trip to Bent's Fort in the fall. Bookers were (back row): D. Glasscock. J. Harper. C. Gum. S. Shore. D. Murray. R. Wil- liamson. D. Warnock. S. Morris. J. Stein, S. Cockreham. R. Chapman. B. Bluhm. R. Wilson. K. Gerard. G. Kendrick. C. Dicky. R. Snook. T. Snowbarger. J. Branine, V. Whaley. M. Ram- say. A. Lauppe. E. Gonzales. Middle: L. Like. L. Bearce. J. Wilson. D. Ruth. J. Gum. D. Teeter. T. Jones. B. Huerta. M. Badillo. D. Bluhm. A. Fira. S. Carrillo. S. Scheferkort. B. Wise. M. Lawhead. J. Figgins. T. Wilson. J. Sipes. Front: K. Shore. T. Snowbarger. J. Worm. L. Lash- met. J. Snook. P. Ford. L. Hoopingarner. J. Goodman. C. Dicky. C. Lucas. T. Kimbrough. K. Johnson. L. Begley. B. Morris. 25

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Only four students, all novices, went out for debate this year. Perhaps the debate topic (changing the trade policies of the U.S.) frightened others away. But numbers did not prevent the four debaters and Coach Zol- linger from holding two tournaments at SCHS and attending several invitational tourna- ments in the area. SCHS debaters hosted an invitational tourna- ment December I. One of the winning debat- ers was a Swedish exchange student. The League tournament was also held at SCHS. The squad included: Toby Williams. Kay Johnson. Coach Zollinger. Brenda Morris and Reta Shepard. Above. Toby and Kay analyze ballots. Glen McFall. a judge, writes com- ments for debaters. Novice Debaters Host Tournaments 27