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

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Team Reaps Record Number Of Honors; Smith Makes All-Class The 1983 football season proved to be nearly everything the Trojans had hoped for. The team’s only loss was to the Lakin Broncs when the Trojans were defeated in a gruel- ing. double-overtime game by a score of 19 to 13. The Trojans closed their season by win- ning the class 2A state title at Manhattan, ending the season with an unmatched SCHS record of 12 and I. Although the teamwork of the players was the pride of the team, many awards were given for individual performances. —Copy by Bill Twilleger Coach of the Year and Shrine Bowl Coach Art Carruth All-State. All-Class. Shrine Browl Player 79 David Smith All State. 2A 79 David Smith, offense, defense 16 Phillip Duran, defense 12 Bryan Zollinger, punter Honorable Mention All-State 12 Bryan Zollinger, offense 61 Mark Winger, offense 72 Curtis Jones, defense 22 Darin Post, defense 24 Lindsay Hoopingarner. defense 49 Rick Stein, offense All-Area man 72 Curtis Jones 79 David Smith 12 Bryan Zollinger 24 Lindsay Hoopingarner 22 Darin Post 61 Mark Winger All-League. 2 A 61 Mark Winger, offense, defense 22 Darin Post, defense 88 Bill Twilleger. offense 72 Curtis Jones, defense 22 Lindsay Hoopingarner. offense, defense 12 Bryan Zollinger, punter 49 Rick Stein, offense 16 Phillip Duran, defense 79 David Smith, offense, defense All-League Honorable Mention 22 Darin Post, offense 21 Shane Darrough. kicker 12 Bryan Zollinger 72 Curtis Jones, offense 49 Rick Stein, defense 69 Cary Mangels, defense The Trojan football team included, front row: Edward Hurd. Shaun Troutman. Jeff Hurlburt. Phillip Duran. Rick Stein. Mark Winger. Shane Darrough. Greg Barton. Darin Post. Clinton Bowers. Scott Whaley. Chris Lewis. Middle row: Coach Art Carruth. Brian Sheppard. Lance Hoopingarner. Randy Vader. Curtis Jones. David Smith. Todd Barkes. Bryan Zol- linger. David Hudgens. Cary Mangels. Lyle Hoopingarner. Lindsay Hoopingarner. Dirk Cockrum. Assistant Coach Ark Morris. Back row: Chris Cockreham. Brandon Teeter. Rob- ert Harrell. Randall Lauppe. John Nicholas. Dru Davidson, Jeff Arnold. Bill Twilleger. Tom McKee. Monte Neilan, Dalyn Figgins. Stacy Zimmerman. Mark Lauppe. Travis Winger. Tony Schweizer. Stacy Winger. Mike Claassen. SCHS Scoreboard SCHS 42 Walsh. Colo. 6 SCHS 48 Holcomb 6 SCHS 27 Syracuse 3 SCHS 21 Leoti 6 SCHS 31 Meade 14 SCHS 12 Ashland 0 SCHS 36 Cimarron 0 SCHS 40 Elkhart 6 SCHS 21 Ness City 14 SCHS 13 Lakin 19 SCHS 43 Sublette 0 SCHS 18 Garden Plain 0 SCHS 23 Jackson Heights 6 16

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Even the harshest weather cannot stop the mighty Trojan fans and cheerleaders from displaying their loyalty to their team. Lost but loyal. Ashley watches Lorane. Pam and Rejeana lift the dampened spirits of the crowd.

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 The pom pon squad included Tammy Rector. Au- drey Shironaka. Vanessa Brown. Kristen Hoopin- garner. Nicki Berndt. Lori Brown. Kim Darrough. co-captain; Donnel Murray, captain. Above. Lori Brown wrinkles her nose at the thought of Working in a Coal Mine.” Top. Adding some magic to homecoming night, Vanessa. Kim. Audrey, and Nicki get on down. Flashdance Inspires Higli-Energy Routines, Squad Turns State Fair Flashdance” seemed to be the word for the 83-’84 pom pon squad. All eight of the girls made up high energy routines with the moves and skills that they learned at camp in Hays. They performed to songs such as Some Kind of Friend.” Maniac. Betty Lou.” Electric Avenue. and In the Mood.” Even though one half of this year's squad was new. they gained experience at the State Fair in Hutchinson, worked concessions, and held a car wash to raise money for their organization. Pom pon squad members lead the band through the streets of Hutchinson. 17