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

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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

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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

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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,