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

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The seniors this year have worked on several projects in- cluding the use of the hectograph, ditto, and mimeograph machines, doing secretarial work for the teachers, keep- ing an attractive bul- letin board, and draw- ing up posters for the many school activities Truth or Consequences ff-s.f Om' faq , 'Z', WX-' 'V A X 3 Z j rd-X-5 Jzwu g Ll! KJ ' x A The commercial de- partment under the su- pervision of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Leamon of- fers five courses to the students. Commer- cial arithmetic of- fered to freshmen and sophomores has 21 stu- dents, general busi- ness training offered to freshmen and sopho- mores, 143 bookkeeping offered to juniors, 93 typing I offered to juniors l55 and typing II and shorthand of- fered to seniors, 12. 'P ersonalityn The library which is seen at the front of the study hall con- tains about 1,500 vol- umes. Several new books were added this year, and educational magazines are kept on the reading table. The librarians in charge of checking books in and out, under the supervision of Miss Potter, are Margaret Russell, Viv- ian Reynolds, Homer White, Roberta Gage, Doris Hoover, Marjorie Johnson, and Joan West 0