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

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provi Showinj heir talent for simultaneously twirling batons and singing are juniors Mindy Brown and Bill Hdney who gave their command perfor- mance during the Gong Show segment cjf the iplificarion Remaining calm as they make their de- but dppedrance in the homecoming ceremonies ore freshmen Noncy Wilker- son ond Cayle Goertzen FESTIVAL QUEEN TAMMY BROWN LIVES FANTASY SC’S OWN COVER GIRL CANDIDATES AND ESCORTS OPT FOR NOTORIETY IN COVER STORY SELECTIONS . . Fall Festival 14 STUDENT LIFE Fantasizing about their futures ore moscots Mica Cook and Chad Nickel

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-i- • , V f ♦ • THRUSTING DAGGER HEIGHTENED BONE CHILLER'S SUSPENSE A LUNGING BOBCAT AND A Practice, practice, practice was the most common word the actors and actresses heard dur- ing the four weeks of preparation for the all-school play, Although there were many tedious hours of learning lines and getting props ready, the students sailed smoothly through their perfor- mance on November 24. Theatre-goers were treated to several excellent performances. Newcomer Erica Yates passion- ately and skillfully portrayed the feisty and flamboyant Flame Fon- due. Other particularly effective performances were given by Coy Martin as the knowledge- able lawyer, Adler Sheridan, and Yolonda Scholl as the highly agi- tated elder sister, Eloise Ainsley. Other fine cast members were: Monte Yingling (Jerry Delvin), Stacy O'Bryan (Dave Fescoe), Aaron Anderson (Buzzy Burdett), Jeri Lyn Hulburt (Theodosia Travers), Karla Sipes (Zita Van Zok), Tammy Brown (Lucretia), Amanda Sandoval (Connie Travers), Jamey Jones (Pippi). and Tony Boehs (Mauvins). The action revolved around solving the will of the late Josiah Travers, who was murdered by one of his close associates. Josiah left his will in the form of a rebus puzzle, which included clues to his murderer. When the will was deci- phered, everyone discovered the betrayer of Josiah's trust and friendship. Bone Chiller was directed by Kraig Dexter and Kerrin Smith, as- sisted by Susan Pierzchalski. Stu- dent directors were Lyn Kendrick and Shelli Goertzen. — Copy and layout by Shawn Browne Thinking hit diabolical scheme is going to work is detective Dave-Dan (Stacy O'Bfyan). All-School Play . n STUDENT LIFE 10

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She wants to be on the cover of Newsweek as the country's most prominent corporate law- yer. He wants to be on the cover of Good Housekeeping (You should see his room). Together they made headlines when Tammy Brown was crowned Fall Festival Queen by Stephen Shep- ard on October 16. A rapt audience listened as Shelli Goertzen and Diane Nicho- las described the cover stories selected by each candidate and escort. Lyn Kendrick wanted to appear on the cover of National Geographic ( I'm the rarest form of animal a human can find ), while her escort chose Woman's Day because he could make any woman's day. National En- quirer was the choice of Kim Heb- berd ( It's for people who really want to know ). However, her escort. Coy Martin, said he se- lected Play Girl because he wanted to be respected for his body, not just his mind. Class attendants were fresh- men Nancy Wilkerson and Cayle Goertzen, sophomores Jennifer Cockreham and Todd Barber, ju- niors Mindy Brown and Bill Haney. Mascots were Mica Cook and Chad Nickell. — Copy and layout by John Clodfelter Stephen Shepard twitches from foot to horsepower for the obligatory lap around the track with Tammy Brown