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

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Kids Make Their Job Fun This year's lineup of teachers came off as a first class team as they taught through the year. When asked what they enjoyed most about teaching at SCHS. the unanimous answer was the kids. But not satisfied with this answer, we asked them to elabo- rate on it. Ann Davis, a nine-year resident of SCHS, had this to say, I like teaching government again be- cause this year’s seniors are re- sponsive and willing to try any- thing once. Teaching at SCHS is fun because of the freedom each teacher has to decide what is taught and how.” Next comes Jeanie Stein, who is in her sixth year of teaching. She stated. The kids are fun to work with and few problems arise. When sponsoring a group, enough cooperation is put forth by the students to make it enjoy- able.” Joe Zollinger said he enjoys watching the kids grow up and accomplish tasks and helping them grow as individuals.” Mr. Zollinger has been at SCHS for ten years. Sharon George, who has been here four years, made this com- ment, I enjoy the coaching and all of my P.E. classes, including the grade school.” Bill Miller, a new-comer to Stan- ton County High, had this to say, I'm amazed at the character of the student body and their seri- ousness about education.” Suzan Tarwater. who's been here for three years, made this com- ment. I like watching the music program grow, having 500 people attend a music concert, and re- ceiving a standing ovation.” Kraig Dexter stated. It’s fun to watch the kids grow and learn to express themselves artistically.” He is a two year resident of SCHS. Rexan Gerard, who has also been here for two years, commented, Besides the kids, I like the facili- ties I have to work with. They are excellent.” Clockwise from top left: Mrs. Ge- rard shows what she can do with the computer system. She teach- es business classes and is also assistant golf coach. She spon- sors the Student Council and Y- Teens. Mrs. Stein. SCHS librarian, re- veals where she gets the ideas that make her the life of every faculty party. She sponsors Hap- py Bookers, Pep Club, and cheer- leaders. Mr. Zollinger, who teaches speech and oral communications and coaches debate and drama, demonstrates his technique for filming sports action shots with the new video-camera. He also sponsors Rodeo Club. Providing the action for Mr. Zol- linger to film are Coaches George and Miller. Miss George is the Physical Education teacher for Freshmen and grade school students and also teaches health. She is sponsor of the Freshmen Class and is the assistant cross country coach, assistant track coach, assistant basketball coach, and head volleyball coach. Mr. Miller is the social sciences and American history teacher. He coaches football and is the assistant basketball coach. He is also the Senior Class sponsor. Mr. Dexter dilligently draws on the model for the eagle that he was asked to paint on the Law Enforcement Center basement wall. He is head of the art depart- ment, and the head golf coach. He is also the sponsor of the Ju- nior Class. Demonstrating how she con- ducts her Own Piece of Heav- en”, Mrs. Tarwater comes off with a splendid performance as band and vocal instructor. She also teaches guitar and music theory. She is the sponsor of Pep Club. Pom Pon squad. Pops Choir and Pep Band. Ms. Davis, who teaches year- book, government, and world his- tory, examines the film she re- cently learned to develop. She is sponsor of the National Honor So- ciety. 28

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Don’t Shoot. . . We’ll Cooperate! On November 25 the Senior class presented Charlie’s Charmers”, a play concerning several ingen- ius high school students who get mixed up in a police sting” op- eration. Because of criminal ac- tivities in the area, several stu- dents form a vigilante group (the Charmers”) to maintain peace so they can have their annual fall dance. After several encounters with criminals, custodians, and school personnel, the students find out the gym where the dance was to be held was actual- ly a sting operation” run by the police to catch criminals trying to fence” stolen property. Scenes from the play, clockwise from top left: (I) Pistol Packin’ Mamas — Kriss Nairn and Steph Webb. (2) Vicki Whaley insists on precise timing. (3) Charmers are all tied up.” (4) Another one bites the dust as criminal Kelly Young is attacked by the Charm- ers. (5) In-Out-In-Out,” say vigi- lante Charmers Lynda, Jeri. and Terri as they show their stuff. (6) Zollinger attempts the impossible — a makeover of Dallas War- nock. (7) The play cast included, front row: Stan Morris, Kelly Young, Kriss Nairn, Steph Webb, and Patricia Hudgens. Second row: Juanita Rios, Julia Hart, Jan Pearce, Denise Lawhead, Jeri Sosa, Jeff Sadler, Lisa Bearce, Donna Glasscock, and Lois Beg- ley. Third row: Cyndee Lewis, Shilea Bodey, Taylor Grantham, Terri Ashida. Lynda Bluhm, Rick Wilson, Chris Lehman, and Vicki Whaley. Fourth row: Mark Thompson, Daren Ruth, Mr. Zol- linger, Karen Trujillo, Dallas War- nock, Greg McElroy, Larry Like, Jim Banning, Randy Morris, and Doug Murray. 'Photos courtesy of David Par- man. 30