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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

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He insists upon thorough scholarship. He believes every student should be busy in the promotion of his own growth and in the welfare of the La Cygne Rural High School. While insisting on real scholars ship, he has at the same time proved an enthusiastic supporter of all forms of extra-curricular activities. XM y Prin czpal g p sp 5 Kvdfd vi 5 iff S' ' n WWX NXXS dllCUfl0 The splendid progress of the La Cygne Rural High School has been made possible through the leadership of outstanding citizens. This group, serving without financial remuneration, is motivated by the desire to provide the finest possible schools for the youth of the La Cygne community. The students of L.R.H.S. are grateful for their leader- ship and service. Harold Hoover, Director I' Robert Teagarden, Clerk Charles Modesitt, Treasurer Lois Irwin Music Wendell Frazell Basketball Coach Industrial Arts Drivers Robert Patrick Football Coach Physical Education General Science Lloyd Gugler Virginia Carter Vocational English Agriculture Louise Mitchell fqh Mathematics 0 Clara Handley Home Economics Biology Margaret Brown Business 14? 6 Y J 4 ,. W, U27 7 7. Z f :--mf wha H ' a l S WE Zfwvf I K ? Clearwater Route Custodians Mr Alonzo Cox nd Roy Reece Senior-A I957 PRES.--Shirley Stewart VICE PRES.--Dorothy Bullock SEC.-4Elaine Gross TRES.--Jimmy Weiokert David Jackson Ornery? Me? Never! Dorothy Hays Bullock She said. I Do. Elaine Gross I wonder who it was that invented studying? Jimmy Weickert Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shou1dn't do. Shirley Stewart I'll study tomorrow. Johnny Andrews If I grew another inch, I would be tall. KN Kay Hampton B111 Rhynerson Qharron Uriskill D0 V6 I' WOPPY Larry Capehart Quiet! I'm speaking. Anita Gage Kenneth Farris I can resist everyth 'PG 0111? 70'-U18 03001 but temptation. I bet I could tease you As the ocgssion, Marie Cole Seals I have changed all that so the behavior ff' 4' Hurst Miller Work and I are strangers. Janice Stark Hey! Have you H68 519717011 VHUT1 Rosetta Hardisty If its athletics Boyvs are my hgbby then he is there. FLOWER--Pink rose COLORS--Gold and Blue MOTTO--Aim high and hold your aim. Barbara Wilhoit Shall I tell you the cr se et of a true scholar? rd this one? Carl Adams Aw! Gee Girls! These curls are natural. Jane Prike The only way to have a friend is to be one. Richard Karr wh k when Carol Sherman 302523855333 do? You just wink vm x Q 4 ' 1 . 1 Yxaiss X,x as ei S -x ina . f NS? Eggs Q - QQ f 4 '44 fx I JZ, XQA K X ff 4, ,aa , Lyle Potts Earline Rose aniol-A Larry Gugler Wanda Weickert Marvin Lindsey Secretary Jerry Twogood Treasurer Marjorie Frank Junior Feldman Joe Maschler Jerry Johnson Junior Creager Marie Sours Larry'W1lson ,L Aletha Filtingberger COLORS Pink and Black FLOWER Pink Carnation MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Margaret Stevenin Ron Tompkins Ronald Smith President Dorothy'McGinnis Vice-President ' 1 as Melvin Brown Barbara Ber n - X l .' - .-A ' Tom Sims Joyce Tinsley lawrence Aelmore Theron Miller Joyce Purdy Eddie Elliott Darrel Cox President Joyce Terry Clifford Mendel John Teagarden Vice-President Erma Rose Norman Karr Ruth Ann Pease Secretary Elaine Hiller John Driskill Jessie Fleming Treasurer Keith Hays John Cuzick Connie Hampton A Billy Hart Linda Filtingberger Kenneth Taylor COLORS, Eunice Sullivan Turquolse and Rose Junior Young 5:QfERMum MOTTO I Success comes in cans, failure in can'ts. Lois Stark Kenneth Reynolds Barbara Stewart Maynard Cole Noreen Smith Clyde Rookstool Darrel Burkhead President Kay Englis Marilyn Jones Virginia Geiger Joyce Andrews Don Minden Wilma Craven Gene DeMoss Keith Terry Secretary Billy Beattie Janet Culter LaVern Bergman Vice-President Herbert Pemberton Treasurer Mary Sue McGee Jerry Newlan Judy Sims Linda Virgin ,l Kenneth Rookstool Sara Woodburn Jerry Hampton Dorothy Darringer Howard Reece Carol Hatch Roger Lawhead Jeanne Aelmore Daryl Hemerson Faith Cuzick Larry Benson Pat Gage Lonnie Karr S 3 s -i 1 n Q 5 F 3 2 F i N 1. c ! fe 9 5 f i 1 E f f E Calendar sm as n 1 ra me 3 School Opens 10 FFA to State Fair lb School Picnic 21 Ea Cygne 0 Spring H111 49 There 28 La Cygne lu Moran 32 - There 47, A 5 La Cygne 21 Uniontown 26 Here 6 Cheerleader Conference - Topeka 8 FFA Leadership School - Lawrence 12 HOHECOMING La Cygne 7 Blue Mound 19 17 Senior Pictures 18 Dunker Pictures 19 La Cygne 6 Pleasanton 0 - There 20 District FHA Meeting - Ottawa 26 La Cygne 13 Louisburg 20 - Here 31 La Cygne 12 Kincaid 13 - Here !5!la. .' A , Qfm ar mll DI 1 State Teachers Meeting began 9 Ea Cygne 39 Parker - There 16 La Cygne 7 Mound City 20 Here 20 Chili Supper 22 Thanksgiving Holidays began 30 Junior Play - nNothing But the Truthu + r v '- u X ILKHJIIHJI M First Basketball game - Here La Gygne M2 Louisburg 5h 7 La Cygne 61 Parker 22 - There 11 La Cygne 5h Pleasanton 39 Here 13 Christmas Vespers 1U La Cygne 52 Prescott 68 - There 18 La Cygne 66 Mound City 32 Here 19 FHA Christmas Tea 22 Christmas Vacation began 8 11 15 18 begi La Cygne M3 Here La Cygne 51 la Cygne KIIX ns Blue Mound M6 Louisburg 60 - There Moran 53 - There 27 La Cygne gg Kincaid 30 - There La Cygne Parker no - Here 22 La Cygne hu Pleasanton 65 There 25 La Cygne 55 Prescott 85 - Here 29 La Cygne 56 Mound City M5 There 30 FFA Public Speaking 25. ru:-an num a Allf -- h- 1 La Cygne 58 Blue Mound 71 There 5 Eg Cygne 65 Moran 55 - HBT6 B La Cygne M9 Kincaid M1 - HST9 12 League Tournament DBBRB - Moran La Uygne 28 Pleasanton 61 FFA Parent-Son Banquet District Tournament - Spring Hill La Cygne M5 Louisburg 56 21 26 !!g!!!!!!!!!! l All School Party 9 FHA State Convention - Topeka 15 Linn League Vocal Music - Blue Mound 22 Linn League Instrumental Music Blue Mound . 7 7f,fflfn M 5 -Music to Pittsburg 6 Music to Pittsburg 12 Pittsburg Relays 19 K. U. Relays 26 Senior Play - nLitt1e Miss Fixitn 27 Music to Emporia t Xfgale sf: X -A. PKWZ!lnuwW 2 League Track Meet 3 Junior-Senior Banquet 7 FHA Style Review Night 10 Senior Sneak Day 12 Baccalaureate Service lb Senior Class Day Grade School Commencement 15 16 High School Commencement First Row: Cheerleaders: Dorothy McGinnis, Jane Prike, Marjorie Frank, Marie Cole Seals. Second Row: Sharron Driskill, Marshall, Marie Sours, Treasurer, Jerry Johnson, Vice President, Barbara'Wilhoit, President, Joyce Terry, Secretaryg Shirley Stewart, Hary Sue McGee. Third Row: Joyce Andrews, Sara Woodburn, Judy Sims, Jeanne Aelmore, Janet Culter, Carol Hatch, Marilyn Jones, Fourth Row: Miss WCVII MHKGEH LTHNIEII Mitchell, Darlene Cox, Ruth Ann Pease, Noreen Smith, Jessie Fleming, and Mrs. Brown. The cheerleaders blue sweaters and Indian emblems were bought by the school and are to be used by the succeeding cheerleaders. The red corduroy skirts,numbers, and emblems were purchased by the girls. The Pep Club sponsored a Chili Supper for the members of the football team. Carrying out the Indian theme, the Pep Club girls participated in the Homecoming Football game. A bus for the Pep Club girls was taken to all of the football and basketball games. Awards were given this year to Pep Club members who did not miss more than two games during the football-basketball season including the tournaments. Marjorie Frank, Jerry Johnson, Dorothy Mc- Ginnis,Janie Prike, Noreen Smith,Barbara Wilhoit, and Sharron Driskill had perfect attendance. Jeanne Aelmore, Darlene Cox, and Judy Sims missed but one game each. Ruth Ann Pease, Joyce Terry, Sara Woodburn. and Marie Cole Seals missed two games each. Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Darlene Cox Linda Filtenberger Aletha Filtenberger Howard Reece Darrel Cox. Larry Wilson Chief Weickert and Princess Janice crowned King David Jackson and Queen Shirley Stewart. The ban ran out on the field and sat down in a semi-circle around their council fire, while the Indian cancers performed around the fire. Kenny Farris, Anita Gage, and Earline Rose played an Indian fanfare calling forth the princesses and warriors. The attendants came from two tepees on the east plain and formed an aisle for the King and Queen then 'escorted them to Chief Weickert for the crowning. After the crowning they were transported around and off the field in several convertibles. CHILI SUPPER On November 20, the Minnie-Ha-Has entertained the football squad with a Chili Supper. Clhe Indian Theme was carried out in all the decorations. The stage was the scene of an Indian village with tepees and canoes. The tables, arranged in the shape of a football, were donned with Indian decorations, consisting of miniature tepees J t over the nut-cups, cut-outs of Indian warriors, and pro- me 2 Hurst, grams with an Indian Chief's head on the front. and Coach An enjoyable program was presented by the following: Group singing, led by Joyce Terry, Welcome by Barbara Wilhoit, Response by Hurst Hiller, Freshman gir1's chorus, composed of Marilyn Jones, Mary Sue McGee, Carol Hatch, Joyce Andrews, Sara Woodburn, Judy Sims, and Janet Culterg Introduction of the boys by Coach Pat- rick, along with a few jokes, pantomime by Ronald Tompkins and Ronald Smith. A square dance was also done for our enjoyment. Clayton Venn am! ,Kenneth Farris sang Be-Bop-A-Lula. Mr. Handley made the closing remarks. The evening was finished with dancing. The Sophomore Home Economics Glass prepared the Chili Supper. Freshmen Pep Club members were the clean-up committee. 9 14 1 C A -,fry A lu. . e 'e sf' lr ,ff S CHRISTMAS VESPERS Christmas Vespers was presented December 13, under the direction of Mrs. Lois Irwin, by the combined glee clubs of the high school. As they sang, each song was beautifully illustrated by angels, shepherds, Joseph and and the Wise Men. Johnny Andrews was Joseph, Kathryn Pease was Mary, Jimmy Weickert, Hurst Miller, and Roger Lawhead were the Wise Men. The music department, under the direction of Mrs.Lois Irwin, presented many fine numbers for programs. The girl's glee club consisting of 39 members was accompanied by Erma Rose. Sharron Driskill was accompanist for the 19 members in boy's glee club an the mixed chorus. A cantata WMusic of BethlehemF was memorized by the glee clubs and presented in December. The music department took part in the County Vocal Festival held at Blue Mou d March 16 and the District Festival held at Pittsburg April 5 and 6 First Row: Joyce Terry, Anita Gage, Darlene Cox, Carol Hatch, Elaine Miller, Mary Sue McGee, Dorothy Hays, Sara Woodburn, Lois Stark, Kay Englis, Wilma Craven, Ruth Ann Pease. Second Row: glee Clllbl Mrs. Irwin, Virginia Geiger, Marilyn Jones, Jessie Fleming, Earline Rose, Faith Cuzick, Judy Sims, Dorothy McGinnis, Noreen Smith, Shirley Stewart, Pat Gage, Linda Virgin, Dorothy Dar- inger. Third Row: Joyce Tinsley, Barbara Bergman, Gerry Johnson, Marie Sours, Joyce Andrews, Barbara Wilhoit, Jane Prike, Jeannie Alemore, Connie Hampton, Linda Filtenberger, Marjorie Frank, Aletha Filtenberger, Erma Rose, Janet Culten Sharron Driskill. First Row: Keith Hays, John Cuzick, Keith Terry, Lonnie Karr, Dick Karr, Clayton Vann, Ronald mith, Larry Gapehart, Ronnie Tompkins. Second ROW! MTS- Irwin, Marvin Lindsey, Don Minden, Lyle Potts, David Jackson, Lawrenve Alemofea Kenneth Taylor, Jerry Twogood, Darrel Cox, Larry Gugler, Kenneth Farris. Vi I' School Kan! The La Cygne High School Band, under the direction of Mrs. Irwin, consists of 56 members from the high school and seventh and eighth grades. The band performed at each home game with marching maneuvers and stirring march music. Ruth Ann Pease was the Drum Major this year. A new white satin uniform trimmed in gold was purchased for the Drum Major. Twirlers were Noreen Smith, Sara Woodburn, Carol Hatch, and Janet Culter. The Band participated in the Linn County Music Festival in March at Pleasanton, and the District Festival in April at Pittsburg. Ann P9336 UM? Attention! Noreen, Janet, Sara, Carol CLARINET QUARTET VOCAL SOLOS FRESHMEN ENSEMBLE M U S CLARINET TRIO-DARLENE, JUDY, MARILYN C11-1 Fl1 l'J 4+-4,1-HUD FP 5 5 E 2 2 Q 5' .ia 5 as as a E O E E TRUMPET-'IROMBONE EN SEMBLE TRUMPET QUARTET SENIOR GIRLS QUARTET INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS Seated: Left to Right, Erma Rose, Aletha Filtingberger, Dorothy McGinnis, Sharron Driskill, Janie Prike, Barbara Wilhoit, Elaine Gross, Kay Hampton, Anita Gage, First Row: Left to Right, Eunice Sullivan, Kay Englis, Elaine Miller, Linda Filtingberger, Connie Hampton, Joyce Terry, Jessie Fleming, Sara Woodburn, Judy Sims, Wanda Weickert, Carol Sherman, Joyce Tinsley, Marjorie Frank, Linda Virgin, Wilma Craven, Virginia Geiger, Second Row: Left to Right, Marie Sours, Janet Culter, Barbara Stewart, Darlene Cox, Joyce Andrews, Faith Cuzick, Lois Stark, Carol Hatch, Margaret Stevenin, Joyce Purdy, Marie Seals, Dorothy Hays, Hariyln Jones, Janice Stark. Third Row: Left to Right, Earline Rose, Jean Aelmore, Barbara Bergman, Jerry Johnson, Ruth Ann Pease, Noreen Smith, Mary Sue McGee, Shirley Stewart. Rosetta Hardisty, and Mrs. Handley, Spenser. Sharron Driskill held the state office of Second-Vice-President this year. ' O Mmm? NEW YK National Convention. 'Song Leader, and Kay Hampton, Parliamentarian. +040 Sq, The Future Homemakers of America is the 4, I 4,2 national organization of pupils studying, or who E W '. fp: have Studied homemaking in junior and 53,1191- 2 S, high schools in the U.S.A., Alaska, Hawaii, 7, .,, Guam, Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico. In our fa, I xc? Short 11-year h1story, FHA has multiplied four P0 or times its size. To date we have a total of h27,hOh members. Kansas has a membership of Z575. LaCygne has So members in its chapter. We, the .LaCygne Chapter, have not only been active in our local chapter but also in the state, and this year in the national by having sent a delegate to Chicago last July to the Aletha Filtingberger, Historian, Erma Rose, Dorothy McGinnis, Reporter, Sharron Driskill, Janie Prike, President, Barbara Wilhoit, bg Elaine Gross, Treasurer, Anita Gage, .R ' 'SETI Mi? N '7 A 1341! s g 5 5 7 Li. sg A ww f Iarry Wilson? Kenneth Tevlor Center Davld Jackson Theron lller Fullback Jr. En Supl Tackle En J w 'WlII'lfWw backfield man, llneman is r QQUQLZZZ ' Q 42 33 Y -f 'V 7 ? ?oot6all SCHEDULE 1956 Spring Hill Moran Uniontown Blue Mound Pleasanton Louisburg Kincaid Parker Mound City Marvin Lindsey rterback N ?f -----' l 4 1 1 Kenneth Taylor, Jerry Twogood, Lyle Potts, Ronald Smith, Theron Miller, Richard Karr, Marvin Lindsey, Larry Gugler, Melvin Brown, Maynard Cole, Clayton Vann, and Johnny Andrews. Standing behind is Assistant-Coach Patrick and Coach Frazell. The Indians, coached by Wendell Frazell, won eight out of eighteen games played. In the League, they tied for third place. Out of the nineteen players, there were three seniors, eight juniors, three sophomores, and five freshmen on the squad. The prospects for next year look good, although the B-team only won five of their fifteen games. Larry Wilson, equipment manager, and Tom Sims, official score keeper, were both efficient helpers. 1957 SCHEDUIIE A-TEAM B-TEAM opp. LRHS opp. LRHS Q - Louisbm-g Sh L12 32 19 J x A Parker 22 61 143 17 f ii. T Pleasanton 39 Sh 22 19 Prescott 68 52 h9 2h f I aj Mound City 32 66 13 23 Blue Mound 146 143 21, 33 P' ' Ns' Louisburg 60 Sl 51 30 Moran 53 27 16 23 Kincaid 30 67 S2 21 Parker no 7h 35 Sh Pleasanton 65 hh 21 27 Prescott BS S5 P48 25 Mound city L15 56 31 214 Clayton Vain-n Blue Mound 71 58 37 30 Sr Center Moran 55 65 30 28 Captain Pleasanton ol 28 Linn County Tournament Louisburg 56 L15 District Tournament w w W r Front Row: Howardtkeeoe, Eddll Elliot, Darrel Burkhead, Krith Terry, Don linden, and Larry Benson. Second Row: Tom Sims, Maynard Cole, Melvin , John Teagarden, Lyle Potts, Jerry Hampton, Larry Gugler, Theron Miller, and Larry Wilson. Last Row: Coach Frazell, Marvin Lindsey, Ro Johnny Andrews, Kenneth Taylor, Jerry Twogood, Riehard Patrick. L, ,. Vr ai' A V ' it Q, . 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Lloyd Gugler, Advisorg .John Teagarden, Secretary, Junior Feldman, Presidentg Junior Creager, Vice-Presidentg Johnny Andrews, Treasurerg Bill Rhynere son, Reporterg Melvin Brown, Sentinel. Standing: Ronnie Evans, John Cuzick. .Howard Reece, Daryl Hemerson, Lonnie Karr, Kenneth Rookstool, Larry Capehart, Jerry Hampton, Jimmy Weickert, Larry Ben- son, Joe Maschler, Johnny Driskill, Roger Lawhead, Clifford Mendel. Out of School: Loren Reynolds Honorary Members: George Harper, Ray Wade, R. F. Rose, Dan Ross, Lee Burnett, and Mrs. R. S. Handley. PRIMARY AIMS FFALEOTTOM to Do ? 9 A To Develop Agriculture Doing to Learn gzgdeigggn Earning to.Live , Pe h. Living to Serve C1t1ZB1'1S ip Junior Creager izezeizrzxmer Speaking ,. ' -ifif QU fx E I th: QS MP-X 1 I ' xiii? , 4 ' J' 0 Eg! ' O ' ' 1 ... N tg ' .5 , f + ?eatureA I 5 I i r w i 1 r Robert Bennett . . E. M. Ralston . . . Dick Donnelly . . Clarence Van Dusen . Bishop Doran . . . . Gwendolyn Ralston . Mrs. E. M. Ralston . Ethel Clark . . . . Mable Jackson . Sable Jackson . Martha . . . . Prompter . . The first act took place in Mr. Ralston's office. univr P ay Nothing But The Truth Directed by i Mrs. Virginia Carter PLAY CAST . . Marvin Lindsey . . . . . Tom Sims . . Ronald Smith . . Ronald Tompkins . . Theron Miller . Barbara Bergman . . Marjorie Frank . . Marie Sours . Joyce Tinsley . . . . . Earline Rose . . . . Wanda Weickert . .Aletha Filtingberger . He told the truth for 214 hours . . . . . . Businessman . . . . A partner in the business firm . A young man in business . . . . Who got his money back . . . . R0bert'3 girl friend . . . . . A society matron . . . A sophisticated girl . . . . . A dancer . . . . . . A dancer . . . A maid . Robert Bennett was led to bet ten thousand dollars that he could tell the truth for twenty-four hours. Those betting against him were E. M. Ralston, Dick Donnelly and Clarence Van Dusen. They all went home with Bob that night to keep him from hiding and also to get him to tell a lie. Trying every trick that they knew, they got Bob into some embarrassing situations that infuriated his fiance, Gwendolyn Ralston, and her mother. Finally working on his love for Gwen, the conspirators got Bob into a situation that he couldn't get out of without revealing the bet to Gwen. Revealing the bet was against the rules, so he had to get out of it some other way. With three minutes until the bet was to end, he began to stall for time. This accomplished his purpose and he immediately began to lie to clear himself. The ushers were Ibrothy McGinnis, Aletha Flltingberger, Joyce Purdy, Jerry Johnson, and Margaret Stevenin. The stage crew was Lyle Potts, Larry Gugler, Junior Feldman, Glen Vann. Jerry Twogood The Grandfather made by Larry Wilson. Creager, Joe Maschler, Melvin Brown, Eddie Elliott, and Clayton took care of the publicity for the play. clock, so important to the action of the play, was designed and Special numbers for the Junior Play were 'Nightriders in the Sky' by Lawrence Aelmore, A Singing and Hambone Act by Clayton Vann and Kenny Farris, and a Vocal Duet by David Jackson and Lyle Potts. Senior I7 ay ' Z: Lzlffe M135 FLW? lk Wd? FQEE? QQQIQ? Under the Direction of Mrs. Virginia -H3 t ar-o1 Webb, who :swab '21-:1i::42i1,:'1:s:ef: -lzttzazzresezalt in 8 of tries to x er am ' ' which make a hilarious P197 Maggie . . . . . . Sergeant Muldoon . . Mrs. Webb . . . . . . Mr. Webb . . Cynthia . f Jane . . . Julie . . . Ellen . . ... . Aunt Emily . . . . Elwood Van Snout . . Joey Miller . . . . Howie Williams . Mrs Ashley e e e e e Irwin Ashley . . . . . . . 0 r 0 C I I Q I I O I CAST The Webbs' Irish cook . An Irish policeman , Mother of three girls Father and businessman The youngest daughter . The second daughter . Cynthia'e girl friend . The oldest daughter , A spinster librarian , , , Em1ly's suitor , , Jane's boy friend , , Ellen'e boy friend , . Irw1n's father , Suffers from rose-fe3er' e e , , Elaine Gross , , , , Bill Rhynerson , , , , Barbara Wilhoit , , ,David Jackson . , . .Sharron Driskill , ,Shirley Stewart Dorothy bulloek , Jane Prike Anita Gage Kenny Farris . Hurst Miller . Richard Karr John Andrews ' 0 Jim weickert Carol Sherman Stage Crew was Larry Caoehart: 5arl'Adans: and Elayton Venn: ' ' T U he shers were Janice Stark, Marie Cole Seals, Rosetta Hardisty, and Kay Hampton A 3 2 S Z s l ix 5 R E ff '12 K. SQ I 53 fs - A S Z 2, 2 QE i S55 Ng 5 , N E' F' - Back Row: Marvin Lindsey, Junior-Assistant Editorg Shar - M ' U - ron Driskill, Editor-in-Chiefg Clayton Vann, Artg Kay Hampton KN, Senior-Assistant Editorg Mrs. Brown, Sponsorg Jane Prike, ww, Z Typistg Hurst Miller, Sports. lr 5:, Z Front Row: Barbara Wilhoit, Typistp Anita Gage and Marie Cole Seals. Business Managersg Kenneth Farris, Snapshots. Semco Color Press, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA ROY H. NOEL, Manager Northern Sales Division 220 NORTH MOFFET AVENUE JOPLIN. MISSOURI Faster Long Distance Service When You Call By Number. Peoples Mutual Telephone Co. LaCygne, Kansas M c R A E ' S COLD STORAGE LOCKERS Groceries - Ice Ice Cream - Pop Carl McRae Phone 49 -1 . H. F. Rose, Prop. M O V l E S Are Better Than Ever CINEMASCOPE WIDE SCREEN GREASE SERVICE MOBILGAS - OILS - TIRES B. L. PHALEN Phone 3 LaCygne, Kansas STAINBROOK AUTO SUPPLY Firestone Tires-Tubes-Batteries Complete Line of Parts Cars-Trucks-Tractors La-Cygne, Kansas Phone 21 Farmers Produce Congratulations to Class of 1957 Jean ancl Ward Allen LaCygne, Kansas Phgne, 21 1, I ,W .1 Opal's Beauty Shop Congratulations to Class of 1957 Phone 182 LaCygne, Kansas L J Congratulations to the Congratulations Class of 1957 h to t e llNDSEY AND SON Class Of1957 Auctioneers Laflyene, Kansas George and Marguerite Sims Bill Jack Ph 7951 Ph 7952 Cherokee Congratulations to the . Class of 1957 Construction Co. Mayyou always Carry a smile French Silos -,Ponds - Terraces . and make .1 Drainage Ditches - Land Clearing I-'lfe Worth Wm e Phone 172-R , Jmgo Store Leonard J. Long The Senior Pictures in this annual were taken by REN-NETT STUDIO ll E. Wall Fort Scott, Kansas Ph 345 gvwwwwm suumnn on rnonucrs Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Class of 1957 GLENN PEASE QUALITYGROCERY John and Hunk Rhynerson 1 Congratulations TO THE Class of 1957 Scott and Haupt Conshuctio T I h 163M Telephone I64R J Cbngmandhnonshotbe fc' SENIORS I. 'S Qf1957 '?f MR. 8. MRS. CLAUDE BUCHANAN Congratulations to the Class of 1957 MAY SUCCESS BE YOURS WADE BROS. - L 0lL C0. MARlE'S BEAUTY SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 1957 M A R I E B A I R D LA CYGNE APPLIANCE STORE Radio, Television and Refrigerator Sales and Service ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Union L. P. Gas Agent John Smith, Prop. Phqne 53 Farris Service Station FOR THE BEST lN MOTORING PLEASURE USE . . . Texaco Firechief or Firechief Gasoline Also Three Fine Oils to Choose from HAVOLINE - TEXACO - VALOR GOOD YEAR Tires, Tubes, and Batteries Harper Truck Line For the Best in Service and Savings Ship Anything You Have With . . . GEORGE L. HARPER Daily Trips to and From Kansas City GEO. Ef HARPER, Owner BLACKMAN'S EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Phone 84 La cygnel KUII Congratulations Class of 1957 School Bus Transportation RAY V' WADE Custom Combining I-lay Baling Phone 171 Bulloozing and Clearing Phone 69 VAWTERS DRUG s'roRE Drugs, School Supplies. Sodas Arctic Ice Cream LA CYGNE, KANSAS Congratulation Grads of 1957 CLEVE T. MILLER When you see me, don't think of insurance When you think of insurance SEE ME. WELCOME Stop and Eat Today at Congratulations Class of 1957 Fresh fruits, Vegetables and Meats. H AND H. CAFE ' FRIENDLY GROCERY Congratulations to the Phone 125 LaCygne Class of 1957 CONGR AT UEATIONS ' h 'B c. 1. roms CLASS OF 1957 g George Prilte CUSTOM DRESSING BROILERS TUHKEY5 Here-Singgi 1899 'Come and Seo Us? Congratulations to Seniors of 1957 IOKA FARM si-ioR1'HoRNs ROBERT TEAGARDEN Phone 496 LaCYGNE, KANSAS l .I BLAKER LUMBER 8. GRAIN COMPANY Congratulations Class of 1957 Phone 35 La Cygne, Kansas i- ' Il S 8- D MOTOR SERVICE Congratulations Class of 1957 NEAL DRISKILL Res. I4 - - PHONES - -Office 'I7 Real Estate Insurance Notary Public P. B. LEIVY La Cygne, Kansas Linn County Bank ESTABLISHED 85 YEARS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. We Appreciate Your Patronage DAN C. ROSS, President La Cygne, Kansas Phone 212.1 Congratulations AN D BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1957 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Irwin -1 -nl 1 4 1 fa E 'F Congratulations 'Where Your Dollar Has More Cents to The Class of 1957 Mangold Funeral Service Oxygen Equipped Ambulonces Flowers For All Occasions Wayne and -Violet Hardisty Hcrilisty 5 Sn T01 Sfore Phone 91 La Cygne, Kansas Lacygne Kansas L , 3 c The linn County Farm Bureau Z and Farm Bureau Insurance 2 Office, Mound City, Kansas K a Ph. 134 U s a l , L, , I Groceries Frozen Foods Drug Items Fresh Meat and Produce I Phone 202 EllIOT'S CASH GROCERY LaCygne, Kansas ' 1 tl l I r OBERTON EEED STORE is Q ri ff E.ff E f f us f I In '-r . I I -11-1. 1-I DeLava1 Milkers l SMlTH'S HARDWARE Phone 123 LaCygne Kansas - LaCygne Kamag I I COMPLIMENTS OF . . . La Cygne Products LqCygne, Kansas BABY CHICKS ol'Phan Annie Hutcherv I..aCygne Kansas xl!! 1311 1 Q . Y Y 'f + 'I v 1-, u fi' Q41 :Qi wi -rin' ,fi 4. 1-1, 5 4:2 Eff' , .if -3 rf? I JL I 7 ' yn if 3 1 .' j A s 4 L : Lau ,' 'i4- T 5, 1 71 'kia - rf r 1' rf if Y ' Q 3, : , 55, V14 , . .g A s . I U I. 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