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

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Freshman Tube COLORS Pink and black FLOWER Pink carnation MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead CHIEF: Theron Miller MEDICINE MAN: Ronald Smith SCRIBE: Tom Sims KEEPER-OF-WAMPUM Lyle Potts A.

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1 00 R Vocational Agriculture classes meet in the Ag building which is divided into a classroom, an office, and a well-equipped shop room. Junior boys are shown studying in the classroom with their instructor, Mr. Gugler. Freshman and sophomore boys are working in the shop on projects. Each boy must have a farm program and keep a Farm Record book to show expenses and income. They learn scientific farming methods and how to judge crops, livestock, and soil. Boys in Ag classes are eligible for membership in F.F.A.