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

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A week of festivities ended January 28 with the crowning of Larilee Martin as the 1983 Winter Festival Queen The sky line’ theme selected by the Pep Club along with the song Ever Since the World Began set the mood for a night of excitement and fun. Red and black helium-filled balloons also added splendor and fun to the event The three Senior queen candidates were Brenda Morris, escorted by Wes Grover; Lari- lee Martin, escorted by Theron Snowbarger; Tami Ruth, escorted by Allyn Pepper Atten- dants were Shirley Schmitt, escorted by Shane Darrough; Becky Horton, escorted by Kyle Grover; Keri Roach, escorted by Steve Schneider. The Spirit Days selected by the SCHS cheerleaders were. Monday. 50’s and 60’s day; Tuesday. Krazy Day; Wednesday. Pres- chool Day; Thursday. K.I.S.S. Day; Friday. Sunday Best Day. The Winter Festival Court included, from left to right: Junior attendant Shirley Schmitt and escort Sh ne Darrough. Senior candi date Brenda Morris and escort Wes Grover, crown bearer Chad Porter. Queen Larilee Martin, flower girl Regan Martin, escort Theron Snowbarger. escort Allyn Pepper. Senior candidate Tami Ruth. Sophomore es- cort Kyle Grover, attendant Becky Horton. Freshman escort Steve Schneider and atten- dant Keri Roach. — Copy by Kurtis Wilker- son, captions by Brenda Morris, pictures by Steve Josserand. Jodi Arnold, and David Parman. Marylee and Shelley display their sou- venir pillows that they have made for the past three years. The Winter Festival Court drew a crowd of people to take pictures.

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Larilee Brightens The Skyline Brenda, Larilee, Tami and Becky watch the game intensely while Chad and Reagan dream about their future high school days at SCHS. Escort Theron Snowbarger gives his Queen Larilee Martin a gigantic kiss. Best Friends Brenda gives Larilee a sincere hug. Queen Lari- lee and escort Theron direct Reagan and Chad to their seats.

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24 Trojans Take Second At State! Advancing farther than any Trojan basketball team in Stanton County history, the SCHS Boys Basketball squad captured the second-place State 2A title at Topeka on March 12. Although the 52- 75 loss to Canton-Galva in the finals was particularly disappointing since the Tro- jans had won their earlier state play-off games by wide margins, the second- place trophy topped a year of unusual successes and pressures. The Trojans had narrowly won the Sub-State tourna- ment by defeating arch-rival Southwest- ern Heights 59-56, and had only nailed down the League championship against Holcomb in a double overtime. 70-69. The 1982-83 Trojans were loaded with talent and were expected to be state champions before the season started. commented Coach Morris. This, along with recruiters, caused a great deal of pressure. In some of the games the Tro- jans played only to keep from getting beat. In other games they played so good and without selfishness that they could have outplayed any team in the StatP The team’s 21-3 record was only sur- passed in Stanton County by the 1953 team (28-1). and the 1966 team (26-2). One of the top players on the team, Allyn Pepper, was named to the All-League team, the Wichita-Eagle All-State team, the State and League Tournament teams, and the All-Area team. Bryan Zollinger was named to the All-State team by the Wichita-Eagle Beacon and the All-League team. David Smith was named to the League Tournament team. The JV completed the year with a record of 13-3. and the Freshmen team finished with a record of 12-2. -Copy by Tara Stein, photos by Tonya Neilan. David Par- man. and Jerry Sipes. SC 72 Holcomb 56 sc 71 Springfield 72 sc 84 Cimarron 64 sc 85 Elkhart 74 sc 83 Syracuse 52 sc 85 Lakin 60 sc 68 Tribune 33 sc 61 SWH 73 sc 71 Meade 47 sc 79 Ulysses 43 sc 78 Meade 41 sc 47 SWH 45 sc 70 Holcomb 69 sc 60 Syracuse 53 sc 64 Hugoton 51 sc 76 Leoti 70 sc 76 Sublette 63 sc 64 Elkhart 45 sc 59 Elkhart 48 sc 67 Sublette 63 sc 59 SWH 56 sc 67 Troy 45 sc 72 Oswego 50 sc 52 Canton-Galva 75