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

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Q DW fl l 1 XXX ' ff XX f X S :- A Tb 2 'N MAKFQ, New H X oe Seventy-one girls have membership in the Le Cygne Chapter of the Elxrbure Homemakers offamerica this year. Tue officers include: President , Donna Faye Jrrzbergerg Vice ?resident, I-forma Lee iieithg Secretary, Tianeta Tialtersg Treasurer, Settxfe Jhite: Histrorien, Ethel Roc1:well5 Song Leaders, Barbara Hays and Efilme. Jean Hiller! Pianists, Virginia Tholnas, and Carolyn Ziilhoitg Reporter, Patricia Petock and Parlimerfbarian, Elsie Mae Marquis. Hrs. Glen Hays and Mrs. Opal Miller are the club mothers and Mrs. Handley is the chanter adviser. PU 9 77 dbh! V . ' wx, ' if f 5 ' 1- 5 Qi 5 4450 x

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The new band uniforms were presented to the band this year and dedicated at the homecoming game. Sixty-three studenhsparticipated in the various activities of the year. Em! The band was led by majorette Sue Ross and the three twirl- ers, Ruth Ann Pease, Noreen Smith, and Mary Lou Jordan under the direction of Mrs. Lois Irwin. The flag bearers were Naida Twogood and Elsie Mae Marquis.

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fills. 1 , We X E W fi' The second year Home Economic students are taking inventory of foods and vegetables they canned during the year. They studied units in luncheon, dinnen canning,vitamina They prepared and served formal and informal meals, and planned meals to meet their own energy requirements. The third year Home Economic girls axe shown working on tneirwoolen projects. They study units in first aid and home nursing, history of cos- tumes, leadingdesignensstruc- tural and printing design of textiles, stenciling, removal of stains,andclothing budget. QLe freshmen girls are crown modeling aprone. They study units in the use and care of the se.ing mechlne,nand stitches, color, and desiwm E .z sf ,JL- 1 k 3, Cd Y ,Ag ' ' !'!! d,'MXXg