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

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The freshly groomed look candidates Shelii Goertzen and i . Diane Nicholas belies their fran- ' tic activity on the basketball court only moments earlier. Below, Shawn Browne and Bri- an Nicholas get down while attempting to do the twist at the homecoming pep rally. v Photo» by Davis. Jones, and Clodfelter Lost In The 50V' by Ronnie Milsap, started the Winter Festival on its way. The queen candi- dates, accompanied by their es- corts and attendants, paraded through the crowded gym and came to a halt in a semicircle in front of an excited crowd. The 1988 homecoming queen, se- lected by the student body was ... Diane Nicholas, escorted by Scott Skipper. After the corona- tion took place, the queen and her court took their royal seats in front of a pink '57 Chevy con- structed by the Stuco and Pom Pon squad. A dance, DJ'd by Roger Weins, following the loss to Sublette, kept the student body in high spirits. The queen candidates select- ed were Shelii Goertzen, escort- ed by Monte Yingling; Diane Ni- cholas, escorted by Scott Skip- per, and Kristy Bixler, escorted by Chris Martin. Attendants included junior Shawn Browne, escorted by Brian Nicholas; sophomore Keri Duran, escorted by Chris Floyd; and freshman Jori Worm, escort- ed by JD Schweizer. — Copy and layout by Dyane Morris Patiently waiting for the announcement of the homecoming queen are seniors Shelii Goertzen and Monte Yingling. Senior Scott Skipper, with soon-to-be queen Diane Nicholas on his arm, takes a light-hearted approach to his escort du- ties. Winter Festival A STUDENT LIFE V

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Lyn Kendrick calmly holds the nervous mascots Katie Umberger and Chad Gerard Lost In The FIFTIES In A '57 Chevy, Winter Festival Queen Diane Nicholas Is Transported Out Of The Eighties And Into The Fifties Lost In The ’50s are sophomore attendants Chris Floyd and Keri Duran J.D. Schwelzer and Jorl Worm can't believe that they rate so low on the cheerleaders applause meter which measured audience reaction to their performance of the twist. “How embarrasslngl” Keri Duran and Shawn Browne discuss the possibilities of tripping on their gowns as they enter the gym. Later. Shawn did. q Winter Festival I O STUDENT LIFE

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“I can’t ballev how much everyone ate. muses Mary Dempewolf. Toasting The GOOD TIMES Ramon Ybarra's a priest run- ning an orphanage? Janet Banning's a drag rac- er? Jess Worm's a zebra-roping cowboy? Laughter rang through the cafeteria as Shara Ruth and Karla Sipes read a very imagi- native senior class prophecy at the Junior-Senior Banquet on April 23. The pink-and-black- trimmed tables had been cleaned, and Dyane Morris would soon present the senior class will; then it would be time to DANCE! The banquet-prom was decorated in a garden theme that included a gazebo, cobblestone paths and plenty of pink and black balloons. Din- ers feasted on club steaks, po- tatoes, and corn, and helped themselves at an ice cream sundae bar, while Wynn Cock- rum provided dinner music. Sponsors for the gala event were Dee Claassen and Kevin O'Neill. — Copy and layout by Joy Hathaway or. Banquet ZU STUDENT LIFE Photos by Ann Dovs