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

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Despite a terrible dress rehearsal. Glenda Shepard was the proud director of the hysterical junior play. Hey Teach. The play, presented on March 22, 1985. re- volved around the problems of a first year journalism teacher. Audrey Douglas (Shei- la Schmitt), when she replaces everyone's favorite pushover teacher. Miss Johnson (Tammy Rector). Although Miss Douglas receives some great advice from her friend Susan Langden (Kim Darrough). her problems never seem to end. In addition to the irritating antics of the class jock, Billie Rice (Cindy Bitner), Miss Douglas also faces a controversy after she allows the printing of an unfavorable cafeteria cri- tique in the school paper. Victory for the anti-cafeteria set, led by Jazz Martin (Lyle Hoopingarner) and Krystle Walters (Lori Mitchell), comes when the article is print- ed by the county newspaper In appreciation for the many hours spent in direction, the cast members presented Mrs. Shepard with a gift certificate at Kep's. Other cast members included Lor- ane Trujillo. Audrey Shironaka. Peggy Ev- erett. Mike Headley. Keri Roach. Becky Bunting. Kristina Martin. Kelli Shore, Stacey Zimmerman. Scott Whaley, and Tony Schweizer. Stage crew included Donnie Morgan, Robert Fira. Vanessa Brown, and Ginger Troup. — Copy by Cindy Bitner and Lyle Hoopingarner. photos by Keri Ramsay, and Tonya Neilan. In Hey. Teach Juniors Pan School BILLIE RICE (CINDY Bitner) concludes that her twenty-seven points and' eight blocked shots in last night's game were pure luck. THEY (THE CHEERLEADERS) sound belliger- ent. don't they? remarks Krystal Walters (Lori Mitchell) to the student editor Lauri Phillips (KeMi Shore). 23

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 SMALL! THIS SCHOOL has the only dust pans with claustrophobia.'' Quips Miss Douglass (Sheila Schmitt), the new journal- ism teacher TIM (MIKE HEADLEY) and Angel (Keri Poach) hold back the urge to laugh as they watch a scene from Hey Teach'' unfold. MR. WALLACE (TONY Schweizer) explains to Miss Douglass why the cafeteria food is soooo greasy

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I [CRtSXtfT I I 3 Ji™t ft.it. »a TiA»WU. JVLLhbi J oAir ' (o be SLAT ) i City Lights Dazzle Party-Goers The junior class chose Hot Nights and City Lights” as the theme for the 1985 Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on April 20. Red. black, and gold were the colors and the decorations included a huge mural of a city scene, a fountain, a tall bridge, and several trees all out- lined with lights. Banquet guests were seated and served a meal of scalloped potatoes, croissants, and individual desserts by a group of sophomores selected by the junior class. Wynn Cockrum provided an elegant touch to the evening with quiet dinner music played on a baby grand piano. Cindy Bitner read the class prophecy and Lori Mitchell read the class will. Students danced to the music of Second Wind afterwards. — Copy by Tonya Neilan and Keri Ram- say. photos by Ann Davis. What are we supposed to do with the little sticks now?” asks Mark Lauppe after devouring his shish kebab Tonya Gepner and Jana Bunting have time for a gossip session before the dance. Tony Crow and his date Donnie Mor- gan enjoy conversation with Tom McKee and David Hudgens before din- ner is served. 24