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

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✓ Proudly showing off their newest work of art are Mike Adams. Kyle Grover. Jessie Ybarra. Tony Crow Kneeling: Carey Boles. Mike Sutton, and Carlos Montoya. Seniors Tour Topeka Seventeen government students toured the State Capitol, the Judicial Center, the KBI, and the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing March 10-12. Accompanied by government teacher Ann Davis and senior class sponsor Ark Morris, the students got to see the Kansas House of Repre- sentatives in action, sat in the Supreme Court Justices' chairs, and visited with Senator Leroy Hayden and Representative Gene Shore. How- ever. the tour of the state penitentiary made the greatest impression on the students. TONYA NEIL AN AND Shelly Arnold view proceed- ings in the House of Representatives from the gallery. Students expressed astonishment at the confusion on the floor. One guy was even reading the comics.'' commented Jim Sipes. Class Develops Pros Troy Sadler's new construction class offered three well-designed and solid yard buildings to the community, and at $500 each, folks snapped them up and demanded six more. Stu- dents. using blueprints adapted by Troy, figured costs and kept wastes down to two 2x4s (Tony Crow and Kyle Grover figured costs to the pen- ny). The one-hour class met first hour, so students had to brave many cold mornings to complete the projects. The class was designed to give students experience in woodworking other than cabinet making. 30