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

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Junior Class Paq directed by Mrs. Viva Roberts NEverything Happens to Usn was the play presented by the junior class December 2. The title described the situations in the Ross family perfectly as the play progressed.. i Members of the Ross family were very lively and interesting char acters. Mrs. Ross was the kind who always tried to nlive up to the Jonesesn.Mr. Ross was a hard working chemist who was experimenting with garbage to make an inexpensive hog food. Rhett, their oldest of three sons, was going East to marry the daughter of a multi- millionaire. Ronald,an embryonic genius, with a penchant for writ- ing bad jokes, and Jay, whose forte was the constant practice of mental telepathy, were the two younger sons. Other characters connected with the family's life successfully muddled things. PLAY CAST John Arthur Ross, Father --------------- Richard Karr Kitty Ross, Mother ----------------------. Anita Gage Rhett, Oldest son -------------------- Johnny Andrews Ronald, Rhett's brother -------------- Kenneth Farris Jay, Rhett's youngest brother ----------- B111 Hewitt Gloria Thatcher, Jay's girl friend-Sharron Driskill Martha Fay, Ronald's heart interest ---- Janice Stark Charley Duncan, the handyman --------- Jimmy Weickert Josephine Cartwright, an old maid -------- Jane Prike Ike Hicks, a telephone employee -------- Hurst Miller Iva Sorrell, a neighborhood gossip--Barbara Wilhoit Esther Todd, Rh6tt'S fiancee ------------- Marie Cole SPECIAL NUMBERS Barbershop Quartet ---------------- Coney Island Baby Keith Hays, Marvin Lindsey Lyle Potts, Ronald Smith S010 -'-- ------ ------ When Irish Eyes are Smiling David Jackson Ushers Stasehands

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Winter is the time for I Coach Frazell, L.Aelmore, J.Andrews, C.McClanahan, T.Mille3,LM'g0le: Cnvann B,R0SS, J,TwQgQ0d, R,Sm1th, D.Karr, D.Sta1nbrook, . in sey. 9 Me The Indians, coached by Wendell Frazell had a lvin Cole-SI, successful season winning 10 out of the lg games played. In the league they ranked third, in the league tournament they ranked fourth. Of the 20 players there were 5 seniors,3 juniors 8 sophomores, and A freshmen. Eldon Terry, equip ment manager, and Tom Sims, official score keeper, were both efficient helpers. High scorer for the season was Carl McClanahan with 382 points. In one game he made 14.9 Points which was more than any other two players made in Other hi h oint men were Lawrence the game. g p Aelmore with 223, and Clayton Vann and Melvin Cole with l50 points each. The B team composed of lower classmen, showed promising A team material. Of the lb games played won 10 they 0 The players enjoyed the new experience of hear- ing their game on the radio.The game with Kincaid, played as a benefit for the March of Dimes, was broadcast over KMDO of Fort Scott. Carl McClanahan-Sr. Coach Frazell, Coach Young, K.Taylor, T.Miller, L.Potts, D.CoX, M.Brown, M.Cole, L.Wilson, L.Gugler, J.Teagarden, J.Driskill b955g,g6f+4