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

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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.

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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

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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.