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

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You Shared Troubles, Dreams, Hopes, And Anxieties. You Planned Your Futures Exuberantly. You Recalled Your Past Wistfully T0 lH6SL You Said Good-bye. You lived through the humili- ation of rushing to class immedi- ately after the first bell when you were freshmen. You scrapped and begged for the money to pay for your class rings as sopho- mores. You managed to put off prom without too many hitches and show up for clean up after- wards as juniors. You even man- aged to accumulate enough credits to satisfy the school board. You did these as a class: All for one and one for all. Now you must pull off the grandest caper ever, you must go out and face what life has for you — ALONE. Photo by Jamey Jones While filling out their senior memory books, Melissa Beason. Mary Dempewolf. Laraine Klassen, and Lisa Dorrell recall hilarious events in their walk down memory lane Flower: Pink Rose Colors: Burgandy and Pink Motto: What lies behind you and what lies ahead of you are small matters compared to what lies within you. Class Sponsor: Ark Morris 4 Portraits SENIORS

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Using Undersheriff Mark Kendrick as an ex- ample. Eric Deyle demonstrates how a police officer determines if a driver is intoxicated during a roie play in government. Chris Martin and Jack LaFay casually discuss Chris's chances of getting into the college of his choice one lazy January afternoon. Jess Worm experiences the hot seat as he is grilled by a KBI agent and a Stanton County sheriff's officer during a demonstration interrogation. Convincingly portraying Genevieve LaFrance, Chris Brown explains how she was violently struck by a speed- ing car during the govern- ment class mock trial A band aid on Kristy Bixler's Toyota is a constant reminder of senior vehicle mis- haps. Kristy reminisces with Kelly Gepner about another date with fate — their ren- dezvous at a Def Leppard concert in Wichita.

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