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

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“Where’s my Heinie? shrieks Diane Ni- cholas. in a carbon copy reproduction of the Audrey character from Little Shop of Horrors Stacey Winger enjoys the perfor- mance Below, Christine Troup’s snooty tooty is just right for her dizzy Daisy character An inquisitive Babsy, portrayed by Ja- mey Jones, asks for the twelfth time. Why not? “Yes, master, obediently replied Mord (Chris Lewis) while securely hugging his Fruit Loops Dirk Cockrum, Chris Lewis, and Stacy Brown listen carefully to the hysterical tale of the Von Blitzen maid. Sarah Hume The faces of the mysteriously odd gypsy sisters. Rebecca Arnold and Amanda Sandoval, reflect their worry over their missing fianc6. 27

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THE CREATURE CREEPS All-School Play Horrifies Children Foiled Again! Aaron Ander- son's Heinie is revealed to his four fiancfees Creeps aptly describes what the new all school play. The Creature Creeps, gave specta- tors who attended the perfor- mance expecting laughs instead of terror. A foreboding set, cre- ated by co-director Kraig Dexter, and the excruciating moans of Mike Pavlis sent shivers down the backs of adults and left some children running for the door. The eerie atmosphere was reinforced by effective make-up, some genuinely perverse characters, and a whacky cast who dreamed up imaginative bits of business for the characters they portrayed. The lack of quality and interest in the junior and senior plays re- sulted in an experimental all- school play. Not only were the tryouts open to any student, but each class was represented in the actual play, co-director Ker- rin Smith emphasized. The cast of twelve and a crew of eight was forced to perform the play only four weeks after practices be- gan. The practices were long, and everyone concentrated on their character, commented sophomore Aaron Anderson. — Copy and layout by Sarah Hume. Baroness Maritza Von Blitzen (Julie Jones), is curious about her missing daugh- ter 26

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Thoughts of paying babysitters, having a constant companion for tour days, and even having some fun enter Nicki Berndt's mind as she carefully weighs her new baby for Home Ec II What’s a wombat? We have to know that? Hey, do you know what Stacey Winger told me? Smith uses the same questions but changes the an- swers! That’s not fair! Just when you thought it was safe to venture into a dark corridor, a bell sounds alarm. Oh. no! It’s the invasion of the eggheads! Armed to the hilt with Casio calculators, they eagerly race to their next expedition into the unknown, taking over classes with eagerness, dedication and a willingness to learn. Only one thing dampens the desire of these academic aces — STANDARDIZED TESTS! — Hun- dreds of them, all with their arcane acronyms, their everlasting time limits, their barrage of inane questions, exhausting and debilitating. Academic Burnout has arrived! 28