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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1950 volume:

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Ross Vocational Agricultur 'E' if if ASS llim I 'W'-,versa 'QP' 'KN .. ilu' -Q 'uf I YWN 6,6 , REEL TWO SW CLASS OFFICERS Patricia White President Leo McRae Vice-President Marilyn Rose Secretary-Treasurer FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Blue and Silver MOTTO After commencement, co mm8HCS ' swf' If sfilgb 'Q' -'x -51 'wink Waneta Walters Mary Ann Knox Barbara Hays Harold Long Ethel Rockwell Benny Stark Margie Johnson Mary Maschler Jackie Boyd Elsie Mae Marquis Billy Joe Prike Charles Lalaster Emma Mae Eacret Duane Capehart Hazel Feldman Harold Dean Pease H5 Norma Lee Keith 105 C955 OV? Allen crisler Edwin Bums Wilma Jean Hatch Kate Barrett t Alladene Mooney Y Kathryn Newman kr 0' Donna Faye Arzberger Lillian Surbaugh Roberta Rhynerson Naomi Hammett MM f eyee Sava A -- , rw' :I E W, gqgr KX ff' ,N AX N W.. RE EL F01 R My 5 ar 0 , 5 t e tw Wilma Jean Miller Robert Guthrie Allene Bigham Donald Brown ,Ax -... Esther Phalen Betty Hoover Davie Driskell Dale HcClanahan Hilme McRae Bill Adkins Marcia Zimmerman Donna Karr .w We T' B wr 'S E rmalg-Ik W A I 32, G' G ? Y H 3? GT Richard Wede Wilma Sherman Gary Massey Joan Modesitn Bettye White Berle Trinkle Naida Twogood Phyllis Gage Bill Gomerdinger Melvina Cutburth Clifford Strode was or 610335 c , e ' fl V 5 'E an K Vi b V., V 24 eo' ff ' v im, 1' , PM NNW, s , I ' I It S ,4 ,M Q' 4 ' 1,-'Gil 'Q- Illlsggsgggllli 3 r 'Q Barbara Barrett Patsy Terrell Joan Mendel Carol Purvis Wanda Ham ett Lois Blessman Darlene Hoaglan Patricia Petock f fl v.. Kathy Gomerdinger Gerald Stoker Marilyn Vail Raymond Potts Venita Clayton Lee Armstrong Juanita Klay Bobby looney Mary Jane Noel Bobby Stark Norma Jean Wllson Charles Cox Roberta Rhynerson Jack O'Br1en Donna Sta1nbrook Jackie Hewitt Marilyn Frank Bobby Montee LaVerne Smith Terry McCush REEL FIVE mhf gmfqfwa' Guylene Long Doris Bond 'IV Cordia Borders K 1 GTM' A Wilma Sue Lalaster a iaii Billy Pratt 'll' f i .wb into l!' I A-L 2 yr,e 57 - sy 1: fa A L ? r I Sa,qg:+:rL Eiga 5,5vl l gs? -ram , . ferr -li e ee l' A-fh,, eryr a A :a': .. 'lt'l 'r f ,.--:- Q S! if ,I ' ,.'- XM I-4: '-:, H K. QW 1 edit V REEL S X QW 2? First row: Wilma Jean Miller, Naida Twogood, Patricia White, Marilyn Rwe,DmLmeTdmmn desitt, Eettye White, Miss Riley, sponsor, Jeanne Knox,.Waneta Walters, Joan Mo- Ruth Ellen Carothers. Elsie Mae Marquis, Donna Stainbrook, Donna Faye Arzberger, Hilma McRae, Betty Massey, Marcia Zim- merman, Darlene Hoaglan, Ethel Rockwell, Betty Ann Hoover 3 Lillian Surbaugh, Guylene Long, Barbara Hays, Miss Mitchell, sponsor. Second row: Third row1 Mary Ann Knox, Mary Belle Klay, Wilma Rhynerson, Marjorie Royer, Rose Anne Miller, Lois Elessman, Wilma Sue LaMaster, Berneice Long, Vivian Reynolds, Patricia Petock, Kathy Go- merdinger, Donna Karr, Norma Lee Keith. OFFICERS President Darlene Tolman Vice-President Jeanne Knox Secretary Marilyn Rose Treasurer Waneta Walters Marshall Patricia White Cheerleaders Ruth Ellen Carothers Naida Twogood Wilma Jean Miller Bettye White N. an we P467 am. ,. 13. 4-li ,QM- Mw, ,E f v X , fa' ' ' LA-w,, 2' ,. , Q rf -.ggx VAN X 1. 'Ri -. ,, 1 iw...-,M an in QW 'F X gf ,S 'k 'F +5 N' Jw I J M Thirty-six students continued their musical education as members ofthe high school band under the direction of Mr. Rilty, a new faculty member. During the football season the band football games. They also provided a pep band at the basketball games, and performed at various other school pro- grams throughout the year. marched to town and performed at the iy J' J First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row Fifth row: r Gary Massey, Norma Lee Keith, Ethel Rockwell, Marcia Zimmerman, Mary Ann Knox, Waneta Walters, Margaret Hatch, Ruby Holman, El- sie Mae Marquis. Martha Lou Irwin, Sue Ross, Norma Jean Wilson, Carolyn Wilhoit, LaVerne Smith, Joan Modesitt. Eldon Terry, Warren Capehart, Jean Twogood, Betty Massey, Esther Phalen, Donna Karr, Wllladean Kerns. Hilma McRae, Wilma Hatch, Marilyn Rose, Donna Faye Arzberger, Kathryn Newman, Eileenfhrdisty, Ruth Ellen Carothers, Wesley Mo- desitt. Wilma Sue LaMaster, Leo McRae, James Young, Rose Anne Miller, Karen Boswell, David Zi merman. First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Qld QW Phyllis Gage, Charlene Johnston, Barbara Barrett, KHLHTYH Newman, Derneice Long, Estalene Butts, Esther Phalen, Emma Mae Eacret, Melvina Cutburth, Donna Stainhrook, Ethel Rockwell, Dettye White, Lillian Surbaugh, Norma Lee Keith, Lois Elessman, Doris Bond, Margaret Hatch, Carol Purvis, Jeanne Knox, Donna Faye Arzberger, Marcia Zimmerman, Joan Maschler, Mary Maschler, Patricia Petock, Venita Clayton. Allene Digham, Wilma Sherman, Cordia.Dorders, Wilma LaMaster, Margaret Russell. Petty Massey, Darlene Tolman, Patsy Terrell, Marilyn Rose, Naida Twogood, Darlene Hoaglan, Rose Anne Miller. Mary Jane Noel, Darbara Hays, Guylene Long, Wilma Hatch, Wilma Jean Miller, Kathy Gomerdinger, Donna Karr, Mr. Riley, director, Marilyn Vail, Mary Pelle Klay, Joan Modesitt, Alladene Mooney, Roherta Rhynerson, Della Rhynerson. Denny Stark, Bill Gomerdinger, Norman Dlessman, Bill Adkins, Terry McCush, Robert Guthrie, Gerald Stoker. Wesley Modesitt, Lee Armstrong, Davie DriskelL George Danks, James Young, Billy Joe Prike,Bill Capehart, Harold Dean Pease, Mr.Riley, First row: Second row: director. Howard Frank, Clifford Strode, Gary Massey, Perle Trinkle, Charles LaMaster, Edwin Butts, Donald Prown. Third row: MY? Q M L I N D Y L 0 U First Row: Harold Long, Mary Ann Knox, Elsie Marquis, Donna Faye Arzbergerg Barbara Hays. Second Row: Harold Dean Pease, Kathryn Newman, Kermit Schuman, Norma Lee Keith, Billy Joe Prike, Jackie Boyd. NX Harold Dean Pease... ....T. Timothy Kermit Schuman..... ....Ethelburt Y Mary Ann Knox...... ...Lindy Lou Kathryn Newman........The Duchess 1 Harold Long.. . . . . . . . . ...Dick Nom Lee Keith.. . . . . . . ..Do1or-es I Jackie Boyd........ .......B g Boy Elsie Mae Marquis...........Patsy Joe Prikeo Q 0 ooao 0 0 0 t 0 0 Qmackstone Barbara Hays. Q o 0 1 0 a o I o o .Patricia Donna Arzberger................Prunella Mr. Riley........ .....Director First Row: Estalene Butts, Jeanne Knox, George Banks, Ruth Ellen Carothers, Jim Stainbrook. Second Row: Mary Belle Klay, Margaret Russell, Norman B essman, James Young, Vivian Reynolds, and Rose Anne Miller. CAST Estalene Butts....... ...Penelope Mary Belle Klay. Margaret Russe1l....... ....Phoebe Wesley Modesitt. Ruth Ellen Carothers..... ....Deborah Vivian Reynolds. Norman Blessman....... ....Phineas James Young..... Jeanne K-noxoooooaa eoouooooollelen St8.i1'1bI'OOk.. George mnksocooo oonoososoootrofmw Rose Anne Millerconu Mrs Rileyoo ooo .....Director nsnolopolly oaoeeJOh1'lS0n 0 on uES't'4h6l' 0 to .Mahjah ..o.DiCk ....Hattie eY'wr G R E A T C A E S A R ' S G H 0 S T W6 first row: Uobby Montee, Bobby Mooney, Gerald Stoker Jack O'Frien Bobb -- Q J : y Stark, Billy Pratt. Second row: Charles Cox, Raymond Potts, Terry McCush, Lee Armstrong. Third row: Mr. Ross, instructon Tom Gowing, Jim Stainbrook, Bill Capehart, Billy Joe Prike, Leo McRae, Davie Driskell. Fourth row: Jackie Hewitt, Billy Gomerdinger, Robert Guthrie, Donald Brown, Berle Trinkle, Charles LaMaster, Edwin Butts, Clifford Strode, Bill Adkins, Howard Frank, Benny Stark. W S Q '?+v,.im ,. ,3 MOTTO ,1,pa'D,.A.. -. comms ,fgfv 04,0 kk 6 .1 GAO Q :Q or 3 Learning to dog doing to learn, , . - -4 National blue and corn gold '6 3, earning to lives living to serve 6' X1 4 , There are twenty-seven members in our Future Farmer Organization this year. The Future Farmers of America, or F. F. A., is the national organi- zation of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture. Our officers include: Billy Capehart, presidentg Jim Stainbrook, vice-president, Billy Joe Pr'k ' 1 e, secretary, Leo McRae, treasurerg Tommy Gowing, reporterg Duane Capehart, sentinel, and Mr. C. L. Ross, adviser. The primary aim of the F. F. A. is the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Activities this year included a pest eradication contest and the initiation of eleven Green Hands. t'?o 1 4 I li OFFICERS President ------------- Patricia White Vice-president------Norma Lee Keith Secretary ------------ Donna Arzberger Treasurer --------------- Bettye White Reporter ------------ Betty Ann Hoover Historian ----------- Marcia Zimmerman Songleaders ------------- Barbara Hays Pianists -------------- Darlene Tolman Marilyn Rose Wilma Jean Miller Parliamentarian ----- Margie Johnson wQMAKfR3. FLOWER Red rose 3 2 MOTTO COLORS Red and white E If S' Toward now horizons gp fb , 'Q' 'gg Q, g4! IIia 44' 'N 0,6 of 0 NEW HO The La Cygne Chapter of the Future Homemakers gf America has 5ixty.three members this year. The purposes of this organization are: to promote a grow- ing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemakingg to emphasize the importance of worthy home membershipg to encourage democracy in home and conh munity lifeg to work for good home and family life for ally to promote inter- national good willg to foster the development of creative leadership in home lifeg to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to further in- terest in home economics. Some of the activities for the year included attending district and state conventions at Topeka, a picnic for the F.F.A., selling pop and hot dogs at the football games, a Christmas party for the members and club mothers, and a tea for the girls' mothers in the spring. Mrs. Clara Handley is the chapter adviserg Mrs. Paul Keith and Mrs. George Arzberger are club mothers. ., a, M ,Sf 'finial '-it I. 0 can Nw' 0 WY Q., W? v 1511 4 . ---rw REEL EVE cw ww I' K ,- x' , 2 'L 1 if if Q ., 5, -Q, ff 'L Q gf-M :Q ,, .K , A , , R I -N: U? 5 5M,Q?5K WfgfY7'-'?5'ii'Qg,i1S'gf.'fxfQ'g1i5-igf.ti'Uf-X.gww X 'ag ,QS 'C ggxw-A5219 Q, gg, gk, W . K - A 5' F531-5f'i5E5Q J A Hg ,f ,wg ,iv A X V ..,gn.X 4, x N i . 6' avi? xxwff. nl fl F , .G W 2, i er Here are some glimpses at our Home Economics Department-- The freshman girls are shown making aprons, sophomore girls enjoying the new electric stove, and the advanced class working on their wool projects. All classes are under the supervision of Mrs. Handley. X 0 Xi. me ix fy wwx 742 Q l C0 M General Science, a freshman course, offers an introduction into the world of physical sciences. Air, water, light, heat, mechanics, electricity, plant and animal life are studied. The class has an enrollment of thirty-four students. Under theinstruction of Mr. Handley the students perform experiments, read widely and keep scrapbooks on various phases of the work. sgwloqw Biology, a laboratory sci- ence, is under the supervision of Mrs. Handley. Members of the class perform experiments and study plant and animal life. In the spring and fall, the students go on field trips to observe wild life and col- lect specimens. -Pa L Q fa' -2-.5 'SQ A 3 The Algebra Classis at work solving an equation. There are 33 freshmen taking this course under the instruction of Miss Mitchell. Algebra is a basic subject not only for the study of further mathematics and for college entrance, but also for related subjects andmany occu- pations. all SWAW M K 3 . f . xv r . - ff Q Q 7 xi A9 S 5 W avvftqwxt All students are required to take three classes in Eng- lish. Miss Mitchell instructs the English III group, and English I and II are taught by Mrs Riley. leibers' of the English II class are shown while working on a speech unit. Bill Gomer- dinger is the student speaking to the class. The study hall is in use each period during the day. At the front of the room is the library which contains about 2,000 volumes. Educa- tional magazines are also available for use by the stu- dents. The librarians in charge of checking books in and out are Naomi Hammett, Barbara Hays, Esther Phalen, larcia Zi mer- man, Margie Johnson, Berneice Long, Ethel Rockwell, and Allen Crisler. 'QI L' 4? ,f Small R The commercial department under the supervision of Miss Lorena Riley offers five courses in commerce. Commercial Arithmetic, offered to the sophomores, has 18 students who study the mathematical problems of commerce. Typewriting I and Bookkeep- ing are offered Uoboth juniors and seniors. Students may take these courses either for per- sonal use or the development of vocational skill. As preparation to enter a beginning office position re- quiring stenography, Secre- tarial Training and Shorthand are offered kJSenior students. Twelve girls are enrolled in these courses mastering short- hand theory and transcription, developing increased type- writing skill, and studying various office problems and procedures. t Pictured below is the Wbrld Geography Class with their 1nStfUCt?T, MT- Kasper. This sophomore subject presents an acquaintance with and appreciation-of the environmental conditions and occupations of people everywhere. 50 N' OW' S OXA MM 209 ,x 'I-lf X FFL i Q nal x,i r , ' 4l1iiiIIiIIiiiIi,1 Wg l-J we' raw W5 Statistics show that the fatality toll in traffic acci- dents is greatest in the high school age-group. The rec- ord of the sixteen-year-old drivers than that of drivers forty-five to fifty 100 childrens high school is nine times worse years old. Of ff age today5l2 willke killed or permanently injured in automobile accidents, and 63 will be injured or involved in such an acci- dent before they reach the age of 65. Only 25, one- fourth, will go through life without such a mis- hap. LaCygne RuralHigh School has startedthe driver edu- helv cation course to reduce this numbercf acci- dents and fatalities. This this is the first year course has been given in Linn County. During thebvo semesters forty-one students have been enrolled in Driver Training. Classroom instruction, discussion, and road in- struction while at the wheel of a dual-controlled auto- mobile constitute the main activity of the class. A , , we ' ' L We ,W ff , , ' ' , ' ww-.-ay' .Msn REEL EIGHT V v caleww Ji JA JS Jcng Worma ,Quilt fiffen l Supra' a JUNIORS Barbara Hays Harold Dean Pease . lrwfv' .- SOPHOMORES Betty Hoover Richard Wade Norman Blessman and Ruth Ellen Carothers, senior candidates, were crowned King and Queen as the final event of the high school carnival, Friday night, March 17. lidst the scene of balloons and confetti, Mr. Carl Danner, director of the school board, announced the second high winners, Barbara Hays and Harold Dean Pease, who placed the crowns on the king and queen. A colorful volley of balloons descended upon the throne as the coronation was ended. in? 5 FRESH EN Kathy Gomerdinger Jack O'B ien l - .. - l Davie Driskell Dale McC1anahan Jim Stainbrook George Banks League Blue Mound Pleasanton Parker Mound City Non-League Fort Scott HBH Bronson Paola NBH Louisburg Spring Hill QE: LaC. O 32 6 25 lb O lh 27 19 12 13 6 7 32 12 18 6114 REEL NINE Harold Dean Pease 9 Q H thxe -A l K ,A V . ll . ' 2 ' :.p.1 W ,jyigy-2 Berle Trlnkle TWwfMiyw:pgQa,mw Charles LaMaster joofgaf Randolph Kasper, Coach Jack Boyd Q f Q 5 of, Q wiki' wfWiT Harold Long Norman Elessman Benny Stark Wesley Modesltt Gary Massey Tommy Gowing -x ' 5 Y- 1. x V, .. , W Q , qi was in Q -'E mm Q'A5v+Z'-'Q' x x HL. J R lik Mg J 43 ' M 'Mx , M13 xl-'E if X9 I nl? 2 M V Y E ma? iw s' ' 'q f3 ?'k ff gg Q I-11 - , , EE, 'fi W H fs XX' 'f i .Gin Q! 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Q , A gf ,W X -Q REEL TE cd' ,A R Q- 45? 1253 S -:LZ ,... ,,. J 'Qi' -X 3 During its third year of operation the school cafe- teria served an average of lhO lunches to the students and teachers each day. The modern kitchen is the scene of preparation of well balanced meals of hot food which are served for twenty cents. Students who bring their lunch may purchase milk for five cents. The cafeteria has been painted blue anduhite making very pleasant surroundings. Mrs. Sue Jackson, Mrs. Lena Wilson, and Mrs. Myrtle Sherman prepare and serve these meals. Me .Drew lf 0' an tina 5 and ran Three busses, operatedby Mr. Ray Wade, transport 125 grade and high school stu- dents to school each day. The total daily mileage is 270 miles. Mr. Wade drives the bus which goes west and south, Marion Morse travels an eastern route, and the students living in the northern district ride the bus driven by Carl Wade. Each bus transports an average of 112 students and has an average route of hS mi-less 3.-Parker, here, 6.-Pleasanton, there. 13. Prescott, there. Reporters Long, Ethel Rockwell, nKnox,No ,J ' 'T '11, Iammett, lIRAiE E L ne-Defeats nme moulin ple defeated Blue Mound 5, Friday night at Blue 1 a fast thrilling naw- ' iueauuy, ocpwlnuer D, serving an average of 130 pupils and teachers a day during the first week. The cafeteria staff this year is Mrs. Sue Jackson, head cookg Mrs. Lena ---V . , g : interior and 1 V vi .l beria has im- ' p.v.W ..s ..p,.,..-....ce. The walls 4 27 to 14 in a fast-moving, exciting game Friday night at Mound City to take second place in the county football league. It looked had for La Cygne in the quarter when Mound City scored 7 points in the first few minutes of play, but La Cygne came to life and sem-d once in the firsf ---f Pom Gowingi are now gleaming white W I lfgr 3 touch. ceiling a Mu, .. T md twice in ' 1 1 ' i ith-Gowin I' Wilson ang' Mrs. 'Myrtle Sherman, girls are completing aprons for use in the kitchen later in the year. These aprons are peach color with brown rick-rack. The girls have nl- so made pot holders to use in the kitchen. A elicious odors of bacon and rr ' gr assniled the students one A1 ollsgn 'Eze sophomore foods half though fe.-fts - breakfast. the tzig 6 L8 Cy L-Y ey-fx. ning ilu-d ql3aBr0,,sO:'l1e led Rue ID WBS Dllleu SS 8 HOVCIQ the high-school B team ' five-buckle overshoes and gloves to play a team comp the faculty and school boar bers, but it got beyond tha ification even before the started. Apparently the l- tended to show up the old bi classic exhibition of speed a and teamwork play, as 3 ,Ip and went at it in thi of 13 ouchdo 'te' to came t UM a r Th i Cpgne's fouzf down an the . N Wn f S001-e f' , I mes manner ev WWF gounced out on the field fm C In e n ound took a 9 t K We L' yi Wm S WSI- quart S wer a o C411 'lhdnposmg team showe I By Yuplls 0 ' ' to 7 b, , ' ' . ' Fury. I me Schwig I iiyd makin te? fourth 0 scorer a fi k the com-t.for quite a whsle few minutes 01 homores, the d 7 pon qu -H Cy 9 tryin el' Moe' 01,8 dldate Qu de the grand e e's defense sta: ng Blue Mound QL Cygne scored F. Blue Mound lring the last h 21 points. loyd was high pc points, Wesley ll e behind with 8 players were Bo, ruards: Modesitt, i es were Wade and :ond team also won' H hough Blue Mound November 24 ' ' Qta w l 'uniors and SOP . 0138 Nwilll 03:38, 5:5 S0053 bard' ugfczfetbl caraivs fo!-.M C-yessive 8? th' 3. team. 5 pm! 9 In I' 1,- ,d i Hg 99 1 '91 ki ad waning, pdl! mg k an that Bd at' Wen 3' a lclf 'I tj IV R Qs W9 ll Q we Gaz: Th-nk-KW' H or hw pf use J' ' s bles Wet . .parw int 'laugh Five e t 601-g 9.441-4 les eq JC Teh fa 'lee 5 it plwmg th fa down - ouvhd 1? 9: U 'hi 0 Ile 01 .id of Dece gg - 5 m I - 1-ea ' 17' Gnd . B 111: Q - Op ' ,Q ' mem Dec' P95221 2:1253 PE1laie'Bse- byliekixeniors and we C Brigid Quarljaffef :Fon I-vfofg, oZ3,lk6lg1ff4I:oIL'01-Zsoldllglofjdsome 3 l 't , A ' . . c . ' . 1 9 points, and Toi E21-lmound C1 Yr there-,Bn, the party eating hf Zgiagtaisguin Blgstcy gl 02.83001 Q1 ,isfyfgs yygru,,1e:5e,.ahf iii: laddex kat ' Mfiund' F- H' ' - as held L could tfim mf ah' Ne-B111 i- mf' et' safer the N lysine etmg W h ' 8 C -200, ' 9 ra Um b- , .V fifty '- V- a Eorwardsg Gowiniy Deietbstl. . as Veevefs' An F- H' Ahgxxsxies rooms T u tfpfovegghes pl , H out be 'gf .Planning ggi the F. H. Arm 21,013-xstm the home eco al ere wer Over I ying, W M nventmn at Tllttend the Dec' 'Z,, day afterlloim' exected Won gigs agaf Seve:-ai? 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' - 9, Q, , . . t i 7 points. Starting plz gititsvzigsgsutedxaxgozie in tl: gxlidqftlgzgelta recT'0lY' Pm mefeciiigvlag :st Yglagwf i::1'nEFma:1,hi-3,511 efvgzlzlnviffxr w d a sw k 1 H 0 . H 1 - - fu no c Masai :iid Stalinlmrbi 'among tml false reqmremtfatl A15 Tackles were illvjpi 'S was evenfge -argl' ana xg Robert Glibxiiorman Bleszvsg' Mm' iutfs. center. Substitut 'how' ,roi-the W0 Big tire outstand- The . gms SW' 0529 buf- P' ia cefnwg show' es' min Place onli They were avxfrgnd ikl B b sm k 'McCl i 'two A5 better- T ox H 1 iw eff 5 CV '50, -K wo e 29 eww - which win may and ed e' 0 I ' B' ne Cvor J anne KD ' ij X5 vm we Xa 5 nous erfi t ' fest ' entefa - 3 quartet rown, Gomerdinsor, I4 and zgudents wfefzammerman, 5 psvx 5ta5ieX,3Q'1-,gei'v We wits we Ylgmshmegaw si ' Pears, Amgflgdrstricr can d P1-'k in! rel 1 5 2 - ,. - '9 de 1 V ixt . ' 1 I 9' senior, 'nd Mg, made all 55' sniluyssi litox iz' BSN 0 cept-25 it Zamheve Week deen students We christ-.ss Pm: s0vh '5SQ,.:' -'if' B f'i9 0:e1fi '2ea eil-ei f.xe v has-ax' It pond' ifa Mita W af eofngeato th' w11yi5:b H 'tv . , , ' ' 1 . . . 1 B . . 1'0l1nd, T Olsen th high school students - The Oman? garsankawga elefgxoie gt' I P' se' , Q we offcuQ.,1aW5 A Q9 Kermit Sch h0se .bs ltiie ertainefl Cby' thegsgg' 1-fansplgg by Mr.t:?3e fungors 'lzxgxzw G g.6E,,1if?,a9Sxt0: pg Gxegxsixgogx' 5331? Starklfm1::2h50gdis ggi-Xgefnade a speci annua ' n ' , ' e ' ' e ' ' 9. ee . i me tetris TZZISSL, is fieglwgfczti- eerie have 4521? ,sjyffmtszizsfff . ' Ve, 22 5 . ary A ,A Q9 -S1 'G . 1X 559 5 5 gs , .V Ann ' alicia . I fn wadefcohpnz 1 Marwn M me ,ai oi 'ef' 95. fi 'oo ee . CWS afle , Wils Knox N White 0511111 WIS -X to yooxs- . nb? 41 nor SW 195 ,- 50' ,YW 01, Q09 '29 Q401, 'fem num? L OH- Robert ' Orme Je ' .se buns story 1 fwlgygne Sc as dfwe. hcovefs News TX 'gates le ,gee '5'X,,v'-,eb 'GW C Vinnie g OHS, Max-il Guthrie G 'Me to the field 1 -l99l'3- Sllecilha ees' bus uw wma of town' nfl GH wi 940 -Q 'Z X966 XMB Co ' Elon Noel, K yn Ffank Li uylenefts determi W ' H The BYU W leven ef' B 5 'wt' 59 00 9-62 95 co 12' UW den Y ate Bar ' 'ry Ja 1 ne 'sell solo, J -sever 5 sou nd 'F , 3-,man Cla eil -, ge 9 ,00 .L Pe -559 gef count- ren, and ne t-man Lnelq., by No! east as school Se mms beau e: honor ro qxxeab an 9061101 .xxx 5 exam, nl we-sqm beard y,s.Awh Y Jgmemflent :he lead they were itil the last few Cygne made seve mints and Richard ine even y the fox n the ' to actin ,ds had ley Mode Wtrousers :ap his r he calle another 1: an play w to notify C out on thi somebody ich I 1 .V Y ,h ites battled ine far end ball was a r to get bm e point of assist wh score. A and Lee M4 if th an 'rst could s but the 1 out. Wh - 7 , ,. N' - 1 9. 7B Lpass u-,sand Patricibhn schools nt sets me SGW' - W1 ml sef fi' wig rec- we W' -0 men' SGP sz-efb' x SSW .v ' -readings by - ml ewan lllg mgeni-S T on at T X These frail' Yxslieme 'C0E.f ' A Wt, Ofgfgvvs boot ctiiggykeix 5 Yqxclial homnfev Q er' tm ' :gd YI v 3 led was not no Yegse ygofwzhexs, 5 oi the 1, but his temperature ri JA, H 1 811 in sua 9- Jane ' G 'o 1 t goin., Eau s. Two of the ,223 the bus 0 'Ven by Cxirfrzsdj esSmanaHfll,.'09fm9e.n51wq. vang Awardempete , 5 Xe dx 5 A Yonder-land and by S130' th busvdflm yarzes B A3 Vasque 1 615955 Tl' January 00 hat -umfvf 'tb El neg, ea the 50 en replaced by two 1 were led by The not arries A nts on ' ' l X ov YM. n the ,beams yu. ew . and 9 CaY0.tect0f 84095 fmounced as 403. The 596 Yvgaxxl ggnannoxzigita ikw53xu5?n'ee Calvin and Bob T, .djnedi sgn , grade. st Etude my teas 1S Noe! oxxedeen she ge mhmggi 1 ,es Hoover and B B Moors oscope reve if hw 'L , An I . 5 X s .ga ' H4 ngei , Mm-y Lei Mt- boa Y Ba 1 ,sn xh gave the team adii 'mp had Just f ilplckiuxlleg 'xllxebiihgx' meh tive' 25 iawxk. csv-Wed miters, Nomizathry 'schoolv1ilfnet:x,?e'se sie doe!! and md nmllbers' Thu fye Wish You a Aww Y up .ag '11 abou 'the -599591615 av Wow eg-91924 new Wawrbaughf S' and mach XA 4' -.4-,ei Gated' ld take it and, in ad when 'Santa ai xcked bool X pda? nude ic the if. NOT' than bank edt HBT0 Pegg l .gn yshow ' strategy left the v helpers Santa and ggvesfit giisdfet 52:22 Y fog 'crxiaigxikegogs ati thebgb 'qi Titan, iioggfo haze :Sainte Sega, The V151-adicationngi .mild figlsiing gzrengtl Ft ' t s -. X e , ye x des e 'n , er ' . c ' ng eu, g uf, sseiiz :lie zlhrizv animal S'i'd? wi' Ar-imfthe , sxyeliele wwe i -fi we gd Mo vofds ive effors in A inf w-admaflo at 'H1 . es' Ends mpp 0 sc The vjves as ix Wm tones wet? W-,ev moi? um oi il 53 and Yu 14 P 1th Bm 'I Qantas aL'rieL1tu fe another F de pwks uvwers i ,Nov Sovho en mes' ave in X maauifl ping claS Knox, ad a margi Pnkys tended I Pe pest- as fast and -... wa A62 hd wh. iw E mfr- gif' ear Y Jeanne type . h- Rae '1 Ot' 2 feamf .aqtw unfused asto F'. H. A, Party gb 7105 ghooi lfousfgo a9XHYet5i0o'c. Wg, gamgnes We pic' ygLeY1WmT who mieminvffe is 862 P338 high441 Ddigtfmnlng was shootim i. A. members enjoyem fat thehen -fx 'tv' pine mst W ban 9 to we as 100 Masonic! more Pe Duxene 'li next winfs and Point ,Aho Mc- Q his bearing: party Tuesday afti bus i' S55 95 10635 ef WB ,yet UW ahhi words 0 1- class' eboffh' cated th 627 Bob M 'Fl' W' iowed the boys Y V x 0 . v cv X1 do S2 we . iw Ws 11 S- P Wa 2' in smmble story: Wilma Swcvxvi petri' dl -oahvescott 309133565 icso keePv:355 iitee Xe! and Ma? wpmi ii ipgrnfwgl coyotegats, 125Sts 'endif fe, Slmply mmm ave a readirvrng C be-SV ab Y A59 EVO M515 c4,1yt2'5dme if vyyolnc' WHS D 'His 8 ' 32 st '. 2 wo! mice, 4 ISHG, Plcked W Gerson, C A8 stu 9 one oneku S0 woo S 66 1 L cert Mme - s mg a solo. Patfv 95143 new A fl goof' .sn W0 es we ce en and sijn the minute 4, U T115 Ind, 94 pi arlmgg, 1 Yes. 205 1 all, and march , . ' t r Maschler read ti fr av Ait 25 0 nhesls nt oi Q19 cond Yea R050 my vw! Cro were polflt omee I I' 1, wr W we 1 10 W , 051 t , g 4 puemg and D .We L39 'sa xc, avbxuizq 9. 13 9.x,:u112 asm Eawnxflfjnnxnlwgie oats Second Le mam he w1,,,,?1Z'e Peafriinsz black, ' the goal when gave a rea- ,sw ,sg 5oe'3',x. 'L ga. oe ce. that swf .Neve X, La Gven, m P0 W1th 111 ent -Orin! WH' more 4 ers led the flee-,rNWsNeAPeYte'J 996 aG'1sygo90, aepg,ui9 609135 an C06 -33655 The msg, Fmdegtt or, MMS Pez-ty elfain ier of his feature carols as they on tvoil A BV'5i,V?,w0 19, 9' Knowing 615015 Wye? ,M Yee' ieated Panthers, te A Chau lug Pr ' of pushing his opg -rival, but to th. mtv-Bott hxvefadoi 0010 Q' Wee' iw the 5c.,nwS'Yee WS otaw 1 Parker game steric put new J, 'f To ,nfflneq 9 tm-up Play, A oth Mr. and Mrs. Ygew go wise! ax' 'li we 'g,,x0eW 5593 Axsappeawkcyeii in we' The but noi 3 and cfldsed D-Wlawk po v'51 5.7 fists in the air wou V soon found out t. 9. W'me 's6,e.xX ?X?'3e5f,of-l' gi l 1 evaece 05 suiidwe ctw . Cygnegagned 9 it rg, thai grrlvi ine dafcofu pop his .eyesight The two club mothers' Qxaivbe, in.,1x,w,g1.we1e wee ments and 4, ml, earl? tm mid 8 som e just d In tim Hes of Dei-. to slip away and in Mrs. Arzberger. 95 55519395 Cigna 'Hx fttiijfvillx wohdes -dih, Mary Jx thwsysne Came first omore fha-iketbalf '30 be i950 hen nobody WM 101 nents of fruit cake a YW W0 19. as 501 X,-,ed 5 30-gea' -. Purvis, freshmen. L94 cond hal gem to ugh ioods cl Bama ,ed 11011871 to keep 3110 Ja, candy and pop co. we 9' -xx YXAKXW 609' A ' Those making all A's the se km-'s 13 Ch at the t 38 th an w ' 1110 even- At the hllfi 710 i served. 9iw,,,e5, :xx, 0995- xXovlWi,,,eYA3s. yemester are Jeanne Knox. '10 wi Boyd tag genie:-3 ,FL H. Aey servgtf' U10 the remainder Of the -- YP., v1 5.,xWw ifhxyse Que X, ef' winks, Margaret Russel Jac U poi wh askEtb e'11.v,,,,5 learn, Pop- e Buchanan served wh 551 c09e5mW.e5 'Nl myixfixxxe 8995155631-sg Mm-gig Zimmerman, ar WWW Wage popen they 15:11 game Q 'fse of 'llc e champions. Going? int io V09 uovlxg wa on xv, Q01 ,he hogssey, sophomoresg Wiln, V9-Q5 A 90' Acoffl me ok in 31 01' Uday it-lt quarter a new rule as 1 992- se,-,oft wgyofzw eeihxiw CSQQQQWW, Master and Terry M with the 5 this mf 59141, '00 fl-ommfllt e the champions h d 121511 e 5619 201X596iwe B95 97' men. Those making tw s wlu W0 -cjas chllle W5 U16 d a point on the fr e t Items ek the drivers training e practicing on how to angle park, and garage to stop and start on a how ,to drive between so they will learn how to 1 in heavy traffic. i school students are en- reautilul Christmas tree t B . be nib ribqfxx Wworwws cents WV tel' Y -se cess Ax' O? -9 .. sore must BVABWS' Www e Th- Im xo .e furnished the hilarit cgt5'5'..e evening when the facutlv -.elim. comnlete with cham- ..i two B's or better are Wesley Modesitt, Marilyn Rose, seniorsg Norma Lee Keith, Mary Ann Knox, Harold Long and Waneta Walters, juniorsg Allene Bigham, Melvina Cutburth, Joan Mociesitt, and Nai- Tec S83 t H I . an eiv lg l gift y were now permitted to P :fl thtegeliol-316 pjytfgllors ogfglg e tosses from any locatio iumen Uh' Of' E' d,bt'td'd'thl5t 41, at eilht P- In-, L-.Q next ilryelr ati-ishi: 'ivasl iixst enlgtuglazlllg tion of Mr. Gene Riley, tne .. ' ing into me final quarte fffff'f,'fff0F- N0 ldmi5Sl0l1 Will chaxnpions had all eight me: A . D -KW K N Bashful! What's this?? Between us girls 2.3 Pals Popular smile Y! Going somewhere? M , What's there?? 7' Dewey day?? 9' L jf' :JV fl- Posing! Thinking my Richard Lonesome for home Dressed up? Dress is pretty Stinky feet Lucky stump! Smile please Date bait 3400! i A un . Football Stars!! Senior officers L is Sophomores Q in Three Stooges . 1' Q ,H jgsffzf ,ib n 1 'Qs 3 Timid! Looking at something?0 Usual pose Game nearly over? . , 1 JJ i Two Seniors Good-bye Upside down That-a smile? Thinking in the sun s-. Dignified Seniors Soapy Well, girls! di' Marcia Barbara life LB reaf Lucky boys Coach 2 . im! Woosome twosome Travellng Kermit You're roing to be tardy ' W 2: ef-4 Q, use fl 44 Catch that pose Silly juniors Sew Serious gg. k Q.-.. 2 ,hw if 1 , Homeward bound Have a coke? What? A leg?? I . Freshmen are Twins? We're pals in Lucky coach! of we E J I 8 C6717 wil Mfg i vi . - K .K ' A ' . 5. Oh Boy!! School begins. 7. Merry Seniors. Our rings arrived. 9. Election of class officers. 10. One weekof school gone. Only 35 more. 11. We'll have music now. Band is organ- ized. lb. Pep Club is ready for action. 19. Annual staff elected. 20. Bug catchin' day! Biology class goes on a field trip. 22. More fun! All school picnic. 29. F. H. A. holds first meeting. 30. Bad luck with first football game. Duane Capehart injured. i V -'EXW 'J I a D. F. F. A. Convention in Kansas City. 6. Freshmen girls initiated intoil H. A. 7. Smile pretty, please! Dewey Day! 7. Indians romped Paola with a score of 32 to 6. 10. F. F. A. members attend the American Royal. 11. Lucky history class!! Mr. Handley went to Chanute. lh. Gee! Indians win again. 32 to O. 17. Magazine sales contest begins. 21. Another victory over Pleasanton. 22. F. H. A. girls go to Topeka. 28. Indians beat Louisburg 18 to 12. XPP Ng IIYADIIIIIDII . Juniors have play tryouts. 3. Two days' vacation-Teachers meeting. 8. Cheer leaders practice hard. 15. Smart kids! Twenty-one on the honor roll. 2b. Thanksgiving. A welcome vacation. 25. Victory over Mound City gives us sec- ond place in the League. 29. Indians honored with chili supper. + gf' . First Basketball game makes us happy. . Junior play a success. . Christmas program presented. . Christmas vacation begins. 25. Santa Claus makes us happy. 31. New Year's Eve. Fun begins. USN:-lilllzfll 2 21 22 INQUIYIA 2, Oh my! It's back to school again. 6. Receive football trophy. Blue Jays beat us at Pleasanton. Cold outside--and cold inside. 6 8 12. Half of the term gone. 19 Headaches! Semester tests. 21 25 Another date with Mr. Dewey. Good drivers graduated. New COUPS9 begins. Llbllllll-NIP i 3. Defeated by Pleasanton in our last game. 7. Annual staff is working hard on TH SWAN. 15. Win second in league tourney at Pres- cott. 2h. Novelty basketball games. 28. District tournament at Louisburg is really exciting. X' XX .J BL X I x aaaaB!25!3E5aeaa 6. F. F. A. poultry judging contest at Ottawa. 8. Track season opens with sixteen boys. 17. School carnival means hard work. 17. Coronation. SENIORS WON!!! 21. Band goes to County Festival. 25. F. H. A. Convention at Topeka. 27. Last pages of THE SWAN are mailed. 31. Music Festival at Pittsburg. 1Mdif!i!b gland! .-Illlll 1. April Fool's Day. Music Festival X, X If rw continues. 3. Easter Assemblies. 13. F. F. A. Banquet. 15. Spring romances. They're actually everywhere. 26. Senior play a success. 'elf 125s Xllfqzilg-f: 8 Vfiglllllnmdw 5. Junior-Senior Banquet. 12. Music and Exhibits. lh. Baccalaureate. lg. Senior Class Day. l . Commencement. Happy Seniors, cv' ook 0 Editor-in-chief: Jeanne Knox Business Managers: Patricia White Marilyn Rose Social Editor: Margaret Russell Sports Editor: George Banks Photograph Editor: Charlene Johnston Artist: Berneice Long Typists: Darlene Tolman Vivian Reynolds Sponsor: Miss Riley Stew As members of the Swan staff of 1950, we are happy to present this book giving glimpses of you and your friends in the various reels of activity at L. R. H. S. The work we have done has been a privilege and responsibilityg and, as the last reel is finished, may it be yours to keep and enjoy. BABY CHICKS Baby Chicks and Custom IIatching' ORPHAN ANNIE HATCHERY IIai'yg110, Kansas SI 'FFESS A ND H I-1 PPI NESS TO THE CLASS OF '50 WADE AND SONS IAIUYQIIO, Kansas 1 1 IIIIOHC 220 EII'FIC'IEN'I' AND CUIIIQTEOIIS SALES SERVICE Servo Yoursolf If You hike Telephone and Delivery Services MONTHLY CHARGE ACCUIINT DEIQIVERIES 9:30 A. M. Monday, IVcdn0sday, and Friday PHONE Youll: oRn1+1Rs WILGUS MERCANTILE CO. 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Anderson Phono 192 YOU BUY I Evvry Woll-Bzllzlncocl Family Budgnt Incfludvs Allowance For EHtOI'f2lIHUlCIlf IN TIME OF STRESS BLACKIVIAINPS .. - IQELAX - .. LACYGNE SHOE 62 CLOTHING SEE A MOVIE IJZIVYQIIO, Kansas 13110110 S4 R. F. Rose, Prop. C. A. HAYS CONSTRUCTION Grading - Heavy VVork - Pond Building I Custom Wcark Ot' All Kinds liaCygne, Kansas Phone 185 Res. 14 PHONES Office 17 REAL Esmria iNsURANeE NoTARY PUBLIC P. B. LEIVY Laflygne, Kansas 1 l -C 1 1 THE FLATIRON CAFE New and Modern Equipment Meals - Short Orders - Sandwiches French Fries - Home Maile Chili lce Cream-Cake Rolls-Homemade Pies Po 1 - Cand - Ciffars - C'ie'arettes Z1 tn Dining' Room Reservations Counter and Dining Roorn Service Lester 8.1 Dorothy Newlau Lailygne, Kansas COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 DR. C. H. LEASE, D. O. SHORT LINEL GARAGE sK1c1.1.Y onsoiiinia AND OIL General Repair and lllrecker Service Battery Uliarging' and Acetylene Wlelcliilg' Phone 666 Day or Night H. L. Mendenhall, Prop. 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