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

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SWW The purpose of the Teen Age Book Club is to interest the students in better reading. The books selected for T. A. B. undergo the care- ful scrutiny of the Selection Committee and only the best copies are selected. Students buy the books at twentyhfive cents each and receive bonus books. This year under the direction of Mrs. Viva Roberts, officers, shown in the above picture, were elected from the English classes: Loren Reynolds, Avalee Purvis, Sue Ross, Mrs. Roberts, Joan Harold, Marilyn Scott, Pearl Rhynerson, Delores Mosler, Susie Norton, and Beulah Massey. . ,-44,-N 4' 4,5 ' 44,5 ' Jax - ,5a,x,.-gc.. ' ' Xegds. 'X.56TN.?:N.!,6:N..-ZJCN.-.Pl Kathy Gomerdinger was elected president of the Student Council which is composed of two representatives chosen by each class, Mr. Handley is the sponsor of this organisation, which helps plan all- student affairs such as assemblies, parties, and Homecoming activities. The members attended a Student Council conference in Lawrence in October. In the picture are: Larry White, Mr. Handley, Jack O'Brien, Carol Purvis, Marilyn Scott, Kathy Gomerdinger, Loren Reynolds, Martha Irwin, and Beulah Massey. Another member, Thurman Miller, is not shown. in N, S' E f .

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The music department under the instruction of Mrs. Lois Irwin was always hard at work preparing a program or working on special numbers for other school affairs. A cantata, HChilde Jesusn was presented by the glee clubs in December. The audience watched the pantomime on the stage as they listened to the story of Christmas as sung by the chorus in the balcony. La Cygne was host to the choral music groups of the county on March 20. In an afternoon session Otis J. Mumaw of K. S. T. C., Pittsburg, gave constructive criticism and instruction to each group. In the evening, selected numbers from each school were-presented in a program which featured the massed glee clubs of the six schools. Participation in the District Music Festival at Pittsburg on April 10 and ll was the climax for the hours of practice by the soloists, quartets, and ensembles, pictured on these pages. Those who received top ratings entered the state music contest in Emporia. The picture at the top of the page shows the girls glee club of 50 members with Sue Ross as accompanist. Below is the boys glee club of 13 With Carolyn Wilhoit as accompanist. Also pictured are the soloists who entered t e festival in Pitts urgg Gerald Stoker, Donne Pease, Jackie IXIIEH-ET, KEY PiHKSt0I1, SUS LeMaster, Sue Ross, Avalee Purvis, and Martha