La Cygne Rural High School - Swan Yearbook (La Cygne, KS)

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B .Fil EJ K wk ,J L'X x- gli- gy Sv, Standing: E.Butts, L.McRae, H.McRae, M.McClanahan, D.La- Master, B. Massey, H.Persons, B.Conard, J.West, J. Knox, sf W1Modesitt, J.Young, D.Banks, E.LaMaster, I.Mendenhall, R. Miller,R.Hoppe, B.Capehart, B.Gowing, C.Hundley, Mrs. lay ' Irwin. ici .P Sitting: J.Modesitt, R.Newman, N.Keith, M. Zimmerman, P. QQQZZ Zinnerman, R.Gage, J. Boyd, N.Twogood, W.Miller, E. Pha- 12' len, G.Banks, G.Massey, B.Banks, C.Galvin. 772692Z As the school year began an opportunity for musical education presented itself again. Forty enrolled in girls' glee club, twenty-two in boys' glee club, and thirty-six in the school band. These three groups, under the direction of their instructor, Mrs.Lois Irwin, have succeeded in attaining many of the desired accomplishments of talented school musicians. ' At Christmas time the combined vocal groups presented to the public the cantata nThe Music of the Bells.n Rosalie Hoppe made the stage decorations providing a beautiful background for the vested choir as it sang the impressive music of Christmas. Special music was provided for assemblies and programs by the following: Solos--C. Calvin, E. LaMaster, Sitting: L. Sullivan, B. Gowing, N. Blessman, G. Rockwell, D. Long, C. Stoker, G. Banks, B. Capehart, J. McCammon, S. Shaull. Standing: W. Modesitt, J. Young, H. Jarred, B. Massey, A. Driskell, B. Banks, B. Conard, D. Banks, H. Marmon, H. Persons, R. McRae.

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L- . f-r Aj5'n and K ,.,, F ,.ff ff gg S, 5 -L I K . . f ,v . X 4 ' .1 . , - NW' -um..n.,, f 1--i-.,, ,Kim The drivers of the buses in the picture above are Norman Wade, wha drives the north bus Junior Cook driver ! 1 east bus, and Ray Wade, who drives the west bus. The students are fortunate in hav- ing three school buses to bring them to school each morning and take them home each evening. Mr. Ray Wade began this service in Septemben l9Al, for the stu- dents of the surrounding rural districts. of the The above picture is a to the present as well as many 'former students of L. H. S. . MIQ AYTGS has been the competent janitor and handyman for the last fifteen years familiar one X M9 ! in My s I 'N' iff ,. ' ' 'RL--ff' I g2f,c' gh .', x:,gwn -'-, . tv ' as Q 5 fl 2 'W 'f Qinfwgi 4 dt? ,ff dx, A

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R. Matthews, L. Pease, G. Harper, H. Persons, H. Banks, J. Young, Duet--R. Matthews and R.Miller3 Quartets--W. Modesitt, S.Shaull J. Young, R. McRae, R. Banks, L. Pease, G. Harper, B. Gowing Sextettes--J.Scott, J. West, D. LaMaster, M. McClanahan, I. Mendenhall, and R. Matthews, E. LaMaster, E. Miller, L. Rogers, N.Kyle, P. Zimmerman and M. Reinkeg E. Miller E. LaMaster, J. West, P. Zimmerman, N. Kyle, and M. Reinke The band with an initial membership of 28 had increased to 56 by the end of the first semester. Their first performance was during the foot- ball season when they played at the last home game. Marching preparations had been made, but the weather did not permit marching. In November the band gave a concert preceding the Junior Play. Much solo and mixed group work had been done. A visit to the Philharmonic y Pop concert was enjoyed by the thirty-five members who took the trip by bus on January l9. During the school year of '46 and '47 we have been very successful in bettering our music department and it is our earnest wish that such Success be continued in the following years. ist. Row: E. Butts, W. Rhynerson, V- Reynolds, J- Knox, B. Long, B. Montee, W. Mooney, J. Boone, M. McGif1I1iS, E- KGTUS, F- B- HOTUSOI1, M- 3059: F' White- 2nd. Row: F. Butler, B. Barker, J.K3I1l , E.M. Butts, R. HOPP9, E- MCCHWUQUQ D. Borders, D. Tolmanfaccompanistl, M. McCla1'1aha1'1, I. Mendenhall, M- Relnke: C. Johnston, J. Scott, F. Hobson, Mrs. Irwin. Efrd. Row: J. West, L. ROgSI'S, J- DGMOWJ, E- Millef, E- LeMaster, D' LaMaSteI', N, Kyle, P. Zimmerman, L, Pease, R. Matthews, C. Calvin, R. Miller, G.Harper. I-3