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

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...at i ' 141039 A FN ' 7r- cg ,'f,'i,10 b ' c o J 5 K ,X ,f ' 4,29- T , 1. Q F Q OG X ' 1 xx H' 1 U ,I 7 O fl Seated L O Gugler,adv1ser, Bill.Rhynerson,reporter, Hurst Miller,vice-presldent, Johnny Andrews,pres1dent,Bill Hewitt, secretary flrst semester, David Jackson, treasurer, Richard Karr, sentlnel. Second Row Junlor Creager,Melvin Brcwn,Larry Coffin, Junior Feldman, Jlmmie Welckert, secretary first semester, John McGinnis,Bill ROSS.ThlPd Row-Cllfford Mendel, John Cuzick, Joe Maschler,Danny Hyskell,Larry Capehart, John Teagarden, John Drlsklll One autumn activity of the F F A was a grain show The members are shown with some of the grain judged best from the 148 exhibits by 15 boys There were also two non school members Clayton Carothers, Loren Reynolds and four honorary members-George Harper, Ray Wade, Dan Ross,Rudy Rose At the Leadershlp School ln Lawrence 1n October the Off1CeTS received a red rlbbon 1n the F F A lnformatlon contest Members attended the American Royal,and the state and natlonal convent1ons,and observed natlonal F F A week Money maklng projects were paper drlves and food sales at football games A banquet was glven for thelr parents and honorary members Various contests were held 1n Judglng, public speaklng, farm shop, etc Larry Capehart won the pest eradicatlon contest Four boys-Junior Creager,Joe Maschler, Melvin Brown,and Richard Karr have gilts from the chapter's gilt project. During the summer the boys attended the game between the Yankees and the Athletlcs and in the spring they went to see the K State K U basketball game Johnny Andrews Top exhibltor ln local grain show Hlgh boy on local corn Judglng Blue rlbbon wlnner 1n state 'Pick the Wlnner corn show 1n Aurora, Illinois Junlor Creager Flrst in local Farm Show Contest David Jackson A member of the Natlonal F F A chorus at the conventlon 1n Kansas C1ty, 1955 . , . -- 5 , 1 . ' , A . , - . . .- -A . . . . . . o o o 0 0 , w - ' un U . . . - . . . . O U O I . . . v u 9 Q . . I . . . 0 . ' 0 . 0 1 . . ' o o 9 . . 0 0 . . o . . - I ' U . O . o .. . D I O . . - U . l Q 0 ' o ,. . - .- I I , O .1 ' . . I I I - o , . . C .f - I . - . O Wi- 1 . . . . - o ,...,,.. VE.: ..,, Larry COff1H F F A Johnny Donald Junior Junlor Johnny Drlskill First place wlnner ln publlc speaklng Donald Stalnbrook, Larry Coffin, Johnny Andrews State Farmer candldates, l956 De Kalb Agrlcultural Achievement award wlnner Medal Awards Andrews Dairy farming Stalnbrook Rural electriflcatlon Feldman Soil and water management Creager Farm mechanics, Star Chapter Farmer John Teagarden Farm safety John Drisklll Publlc speaklng

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The senior girls in Secretarial Training learn shorthand with the help of their teacher, Miss Lesher. Wood working skills are taught to boys by Mr. Frazell in Industrial Arts. Students enjoq learning new skills Freshman boys learn mechanical drawing taught by Mr. Frazell We Geometry is a college preparatory course for sophomores taught by Miss Mitchell. Learning to type is a new experience for the juniors. Miss Lesher gives this instruction.

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'en if- 1 1 5 In The Winter his glee clubs furnish the music or the Christmas Cantata. The Christmas tree in the study hall was the center of attraction. Square dancing and games of various kinds are enjoyed at an all school party late in February, The juniors select library books to read over the Christmas Holiday . Winter is a busy time for pep club members who attend all games. The officers,seated on the front row, are Delores, Pearl, Marilyn, Eva May, and Janie. The sponsors are Miss Mitchell and Mrs, Roberts. Basketball is the sport of the winter season.The game with Kincaid,played as a benefit for the March of Dimes, was broad- cast by KM O.