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

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Wh 'oef wa eww be 3 We've Been Working On The Annual I'm Free At Last A Pair of Broken Hearts Get Along Little Doggie Embraceable You Three Little Sisters Somewhere a Voice Is Calling Well, All Right Dark Eyes Somebodv Loves You Imagination My Little Buckaroo I Like 'Em Fat Like That My Buddy My Sister And I I Never Had a Chance Sunshine of Your Smile Where Do They Go From Here All By Myself Sometimes I'm Happy I'm Going To Buy A Paper Doll High On A Hill Top In The Mood Mindin' My Own Business Sidewalks of La Cygne I Get a Kick Out of Corn New Sun in The Sky Gettin' Nowhere Do I Worry Moon Faced And Starry Eyed You Won't Be Satisfied We'1l Never Smile Again I Dream of Jeannie I Only Want a Buddy As Long As I'm Dreaming All Alone By The Tele- phone Love Letters Until The Real Thing Comes Along A Penny For Your Thoughts The Chicks I Pick I Get a Kick Out of You What'll I Do Summertime How Soon Near You You're Like a Beautiful Flower Sonny Boy Don't Fence Me In Mad About You Smile Right Back At The Sun Say It With Music Cuddle Up A Little Closer With A Song In My Heart An Apple For The Teacher Whatfs Buzzin' Cuzzin' 6 D956 f

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NHcre Comes The Briden . YOUR MONEY OR YOUR WIFE Piffkett, the butler Charles Gomerdinger Dudley Jones, a rich pickle manufacturer B111 Ggwing Mrs. Jones CGraceJ, his wife Marjorie Mcgldnayldff Daisy DiX, a newspaper society reporter Jggn West Mrs. Hamilton Cabot, Jr. of Boston Dgrgtgv LaMa5ter Hamilton Cabot, III, her son, the groom Howard Persons Christopher Eoqg, a young Egyptologist, the best man Jimmy Boyd Doris, Mr. Jones's daughter, the bride Jaan Scott Millicent Gray, a society girl, the maid of honor Illene Mendenhall Ned Graham, in love with Doris Earl Barrett Charlie, a private detective Clayton Stoker The Reverend Matthew Entwhistle, a minister Donald Long Bridesmaids Esther Kerns, Ferne White, Ellen Milton Ushers Homer White, Ruth Matthews, Marjorie McGinnis Wardrobe Mistress Ellen Milton Advertising James Hoppe Stese Manager Warren Twogood Stage Crew Bob Stainbrook, Howard Persons Directors Mrs. Clara Handley, Mr. Lindley Cox The juniors presented their play on December 2. In this hilarious play the ac- tivn all occurs during the preparations for a wedding. Ned Graham attempts to keep his sweetheart from marrying the wrong man and he not only wins the bride for him- self, but endears himself to her father, who is known as the Pickle King,by helping hin find a recipe for making dill pickles. Precedinfj the play was a short band concert.Between acts Feudin'and Fightin ' was sung by Scott Shauil and Clayton Stoker, and Hwhite Christmasu was sung by Glen McDaniels, Dale Hatch, James Young, and Allen Driskell, accompanied by Norma Lee Keith, Waneta Walter, Rozella Newman, and Patricia Zimmerman on the clarinet' and Georgia Lou Harper on the piano.