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

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WITH SHOUTS OF VAMONOS! EAGER SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS PREPARE FOR TREK TO MEXICO Ole! was the cheer of the ex- cited Spanish Club members when they heard about the sum- mer '88 trip to Mexico. To support their adventure, the Spanish Club had many fundraisers. According to Spanish Club sponsor, Faydean Fiss, the members held a workday in the fall, and spent two weeks before Christmas creating pina- tas which were sold at the Span- ish Club supper. Several were auctioned and rivalry among KU alumni drove up the price of the Jayhawk pinata to $60.00. Thirty of the Spanish Club members and six sponsors left June 3 and toured Mexico until June 10. Since not all members could go to Mexico, the club held a fiesta on February 20, featuring tacos, swimming, a movie, and of course, the ritual breaking of the pinata. — Copy and layout by Dyane Morris Left, Alex Partlda reaches sky high to grasp Smokey El Oso. Below, Susie Crow works diligently preparing her pinata tor the Spanish Club supper. Pinpointing the accidental mistakes are Lisa Hoopingarner and Jared Moore. Photos Ov Jamev Jones The Spanish Club nciuded. back row Gay Scott, Heather Young. Aaron Anaerson. Coy Marin. Boon Ni- choos. Jared Moore. Brandon Ftsher. Mrs Fiss. Rick Swick. Guy Martin. Jason Davidson. Todd Barber. Frankie Boehs. Chris Martin. Monte Ynging Ttwdrow Rosie Rodriguez. Stuart McMichoei. Amy Zoinger. Amanda Sandoval, lisa Hoopingarner, Enc Deyie. Moggie Ybarra. Becky Fra. Anglo Rector. Erica Yates. Mndy Brown. FredcJe Carrio. Diane Nicholas. Jom Wifcamson. Km Cioossen Second row Jonathon Denney. Mike Gepner. Nancy Wirerson. Niki Duran. Buel Mattix. Travis Smith. Karla Sees. Bethame Pope joy. Susan AshKJa. Tammy Brown. Becky Trujio. Gabby Avalos. Larry Jones. W am lews. LaVonda Morns. Knsty Bader. Debbie Terri. Damn Ftggrs. Km Hebberd. lyn Kendrick. Jennifer Cockreham. Ken Duran. Cayte Goertzen 0 - Spanish Club Z4 STUDENT LIFE

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Sophomores Maggie Ybarra, -j fystal Kirkland. Kim Classeri l id LaVonda Morris pose be g e the New York City skylne ■dor their traditional prom picture “Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now ... and nothing did! The exquisite decorations, the immaculate at- tire, and the entertaining music made the 1988 Prom a most memorable evening. The D.J., Night Lights played the top hits and requests in an attempt to satisfy the insatiable appetites of the dancers. — Copy by James Jones, layout by Ja mey Jones and Jorge Sandoval Jammln’ to the fast beat Leppard's Pour Some Sugar on Me. Kristy Bixler and her date Aar- on Alien, begin to pour. Mindy Brown and Bryan Fisher set about setting their night to music. Photos by Ann Davis Prom STUDENT LIFE

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KAYETTES CHOOSE KID SISTERS AS NEW PROJECT The Kayettes replaced Y- Teens as the Christian organiza- tion for girls in 1987. The main goal of the Kayettes was getting in- volved with the young ladies at the grade school. Each member of the Kayette Club chose two girls from the Johnson Grade School to be her kid sister for the year. The Kayettes imple- mented this project by sending their sisters cards for holidays and birthdays and by taking them skating at Ulysses. The Kayettes also organized a pumpkin-deco- rating contest for all the children in grade school. The pumpkins were displayed at the Senior Center for their enjoyment. At- tending the unit conference at Moscow, and serving refresh- ments at a school board meeting were other activities which the Kayettes participated in. Marylin Ruth, the Kayette sponsor, com- mented that the club received its first year charter. — Copy and layout by Dyane Morris The Kayette Club nckided. bock row Shown Browne. Dyane Morns, lyn Kendrick. Karla Sipes. Teresa Adams. Mrs Ruth Second row Sarah $r ard. Tncia Adams. Ja- mey Jones. Mekssa Beason Angelo Rector. Yolanda Scholl Front row Betharxe Popejoy. Susan Ashido Becky Fra. lisa Dorre . Donna Stephens Kayettes r r STUDENT LIFE rlD