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

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1 'iliab nI'm An Indian, Toon Pep Club Officers President Lorene Pease Vice President Joan West Secretary Jeanne Knox Treasurer Joan Scott Marshall Illene Mendenhall Reporter Dorothy LaMester Cheerleaders Barbara Hays, Katherine Barrett Your pep, your pep, You've got it, now keep it, Doggone it don't lose it, Your pep--Yea! Indians!! Norma Lee Keith, Marilyn Rose Ruth Ellen Garotners, Carol Calvin

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Wlet' All .A,,,.,,,..,-Q QWQQ9 'Be 'fr Tweet -1-.14 lim, ff J W Se ,l gigni aes Forty girls and twenty boys enrolled in the glee club classes under the directionc1EMrs Lois Irwin In December the glee clubs took part ina.festival in Fort Scott with glee clubs from six SChOOlSlHP der the direction of Nobel Cain. The spring fes- tival in Pittsburg was entered by both glee clubs, a girls quartet--Carol Calvin, Lorene Pease, Joan West,and Georgia Harperg Girls sextet-Norma Dean Kyla Illene Mendenhall,Patricia'Zimmerman Dorothy LaMaster,Marilyn Rose and Roberta GagegMixed quar- tet--Scott Shaull,Lorene Pease,Georgia Harper,and Howard Personsg vocal solos-Howard Persons, Scott Shaull, James Young, Carol Calvin, and Norma Kyle cllrinet solo-Patricia Zimmerman.Handel's Messiah was presented in the Christmas season. Special numbers were: solos--Scott Shaull, Evelyn Miller, Georgia Harpen Howard Persons Lorena Pease, Carol Calvin, quartet--Barbara Hays, Dorothy La Master, Rose Anne Miller and Charlene Johnston. 16

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nuff! .5 . f K ww 15 BACK ROW! NU. Leamon, B. Stark, C. Wade, W. Modesitt, B. Prike E. Barrett, H. Long, G. Banks, H. Pease, D. Capeharn C. Surbaugh C. La Master, H. White. MIDDLE ROWE G. Mc Daniels, H. Persons B. Capehart, J. Young, A. Driskill, C. Gomerdinger, D. Long, S. Shaull, R. Hoover. FRONT ROW: D. Banks, R. Shields, J. Stain- brook, B. Gowing, Jack Boyd, H. Jarred, James Boyd. qi 04315453-357m RH? , s f 49'if1'iP 4x pg H si Q., 1 Q iff' f f Y You Can't Keep A Good Man Down , During the l9h7 season the Indians won second place by defeating two league teams and tying a third. The game remembered most by the players was played in the mud with the Indians defeating Bronson 25-O. Letters were awarded to: Seniors-Carl Wada Roy Shields Dick Banks, Scotty Shaullg Juniors+Earl Barrett, James Boyd Charles Gomerdinger, Bill Capehart, Allen Driskill, Donald Long, Bill Gowing, Bob Stainbrookg Sophomores- James Young, Harry Jarred, Jim Stainbrook, Leo Mc Rae, Freshmen- Jack Boyd, Glen McDaniels. R. Shields B. Gowing H. Jarred Guard, 255 lbs. Center, 150 lbs. Tackle, l7O lbs. ll I' N... .W Z I ' ! AP Jack Boyd D. Long I H. Persons Guard, 121 lbs. Tackle, l24 lbs. Center, 155 lbs 3 Yf'Zi:Yi NLR..