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

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STUCO In Deep Debt, They Must . . . Sink Or Swim Stuco members included, back row: Aaron Stuco kept the student body entertained with many activities, even though the organization struggled all year to escape from a debt left by the 1984-85 group. As President Kim Dar- rough stated, We try to get the student body involved and create excitement. The student body was graced every morning with Ms. Darrough's pleasant voice for announce- ments, a newly assigned duty of the president. The group organized an activity period swim for the entire student body, and planned and carried out Winter Festival along with Pep Club. In conjunction with American Heart Association Week, they handed out no-smok- ing pledge cards, showed two films describing the dangers of smoking, and hosted guest speaker Paulette Fricke. Anderson, Dirk Cockrum, Robert Dorrell, Scott Whaley, Coy Martin, Darrin Figgins, Nicki Berndt, Melissa Yeagar, Kim Darrough, president; Ed Hurd, vice-president; Tammy Brown, Lyn Kendrick, Keri Roach, Mindy Brown, Miss Blair, and Lori Tilley. Left, Diane Nicholas, Melissa Beason, and Tammy Brown get down to the sound of Mo- town Coy Martin thoroughly enjoys his dance with skeptical Nicki Berndt as Wade Nairn looks on enthusiastically. Senior Peggy Everette and juniors LaDonna Sheppard and Candy Morris boogie at the Stuco-hosted Homecoming Dance. 19

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On The Scenes With Y-Teens Y-Teens, a Christian service organization, brightened evenings for LTCU residents several times this year. To make Halloween a special occasion, members helped Senior Citizens prepare jack-o- lanterns. Right: Jana Bunting assists Scottie Cook in transforming an ordinary punkin' into a frightful jack-o-lantern. Members included, top row: Lola Whitcomb, Tammy Anderson, Sarah Hume, Kristen Hoopingarner, Diane Nicholas, Teresa Ad- ams, Mindy Brown, Carla Sipes, Susan Ashida, Tammy Rector, Becky Bunting, Bethany Popejoy, Angela Winger, Yolonda Scholl, Lori Carrithers, LaDonna Sheppard, Candy Morris, Peggy Everett, Keri Roach, and Angela Rector. Middle row: Shawn Browne, Me- lissa Beason, Tammy Brown, Lori Tilley, Beth Barber, Kelli Shore, president; Kristina Martin, vice-president; Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Ruth, Jamie Bunting, Loraine Like, secretary; Sally Campbell, Nicki Berndt, Michele Houser, Lyn Kendrick. Kristy Bixler, Tonya Berndt, Kim Darrough, and Cindy Bitner Bottom row: Shelley Goertzen, Becky Fira, Shara Ruth, Lori Mitchell, Jerilyn Hurlburt, Susan Tilley, Melissa Yeagar, Jamey Jones, Denise Troup, Amber Snowbarger, Debbie Terrill, Tonya Gepner, Lisa Dorrell, Lori Brown, and Cristine Troup. -Copy and layout by Vanessa Brown.

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Although the Trojan 1 akin in the game pm ing the crowning, the atrm Ti Vd‘ tax from gloomy tor Sheila sBSl Lyn Kendrick. Lyle Hoopingaifl Mi an Tilley, Beth Barber. Audre mr« onaka. Tyson Adams. Jessica Whit tington, and Queen Lon M» Say You, Say Me Say Lori Mitchell As the song Say you, Say Me began to play, suspense mounted as the 1986 Winter Festival finally got underway. Spectators turned toward the basketball court where escorts, candidates, and attendants stood waiting anxiously to hear who the new Queen would be The 1986 Winter Festival Queen is . . . Lori Mitchell. The Queen candidates selected this year were Audrey Shironaka escorted by Tony Schweizer, Lori Mitchell escorted by Lyle Hoopingarner, and Sheila Schmidt, escorted by Stacey Zimmerman. Attendants included junior Beth Barber escorted by Eddie Hurd, sophomore Lyn Kendrick escorted by Steve Shepard, and freshman Susan Tilley escort- ed by Glenn Barber. The crown bearer and flower girl were Tyson Adams and Jessica Whittington. The highlight of the evening was Lyle Hoo- pingarner's crowning of Lori Mitchell, the 1986 Winter Festival Queen. — Copy by Nicki Berndt, layout by Kristen Hoopin- garner, photos by Ann Davis and John Clodfelter 20