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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1967 volume:

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Mrs. Vogel and Mr. Stein are new this year. Mrs. Baker will be remembered as Miss Hilliard. LARRY SCHWINTZ Voc. Agriculture FFA Sponsor Freshman Sponsor MARGARET BROWN LOUISE MITCHELL Business Mathematics Annual Sponsor Senior Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor FACULTY LeROY DETWILER Industrial Arts Drivers Ed Basketball Coach Junior Sponsor SHERYLL VOGEL Voc. I-Iomemaking FHA Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor Cl-IA RLES STEIN Music Band Glee Clubs Freshman Sponsor MARGARET MCMULLEN English . WALDA BAKER Librarian Spanish JAMES LeBAR Play Coach English Science Junior, Senior Pep Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor ,giws ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Beverly Hurt, editor-in-chiefs Cindy Stroup, senior editorg Joyce Miller, junior editorg feditor-in- chief for 19681. SECOND ROW: Diane Mangold, typistg Carolyn Feldman, typistg Viola Krepps, business man- agerg Debby Tribby, business manager: Marty Read, artistg Mrs. Brown, advisorg Bob Farris, photographerg Von Allen, sports editor. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council was very active in school activities this year. It helped to make ours a better school by letting the students have a voice in the government of our school. It was also responsible for the distribution of football and basketball schedules to the business houses in town, it helped with the Homecoming activities, welcomed new students, and promoted school spirit. This organization helps the students learn to function in a democratic way, and better prepares them for citizenship in the community of their choice. SITTING: Evelyn Hurt, freshmang Kathleen Boos, juniorg Cindy Stroup, senior, secretary-treasurerg Glen Tea- garden, senior, presidentg Steve Maschler, junior, vice-presidentg Diane Burnett, sophomoreg Kevin Wade, freshman. STANDING: Vaughn Allen, seniorg Mr. Dennis, advisorg Tommy Patterson, sophomore. Wits. TRANSPORTATION DIVISION CUSTODIANS Downstairs Upstairs Harold Mendenhall Ralph Rhynerson We can always depend on the janitors to find the things we have misplaced. They are willing to open our lockers when we forget our keys no matter how many times. .-v rv OWNERS AND OPERATORS Cliff F iltingberger Opal Filtingberger DRIVERS Cliff Filtingberger Hank Rhynerson I. F. Hyskell Bill Clearwater Opal Filtingberger Raymond Stump Jerry Hoyt These drivers bring us to school every day, rain or shine. They also take us to football and basketball games and other school activities. LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Esther Smith Daisy Vail, head cook Ruby Saunders The cooks fix appetizing meals for us because they know we love to eat. They are experts at fixing sloppy joes, beans fall kindsj, cookies and strawberry shortcake which we thoroughly enjoy. 4 ' as , ' ' 7 - r'fff?'fL f xy. fxlfglyj 'EEZWQE QL, rrfl. '?-A CRS ' sffzyvgifay' 'fn '.?35? f-i1nf f'?1.f?'df 5' .ff . Q5 fn? Y'f'... 75753 ff? 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VAUGHN ALLEN Vice -President To know him is to appre- ciate him. Transferred from Louis- burg. Glee club 1, 3,4: Band 1, 3, 4: FFA 1: FB 1,4: BB 3, 4: Track 3, 4: lr. Play: Class officer 1, 3, 4: Stu- dent council 4g Annual staff 4: Homecoming cand. 1. GLENN TEAGARDEN Treasurer Good looking and nice to know. Glee club 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Amahl 1: Belle of the West 2: Band 1: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Officer 3, 4: FB 2, 3, 4: BB 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- coming cand. 3: Class officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Play: Scholarship contest 2, 3. MARTY READ President A quiet man, but quite a man FFA 1 2 3 4' Officer 3 4' Glee club 1 2- Mixed chorus 1, 2: Amahl 1: Track 1, 2: Belle of the West 2: Ir. Play 3: Class officer 2, 45 Annual staff 4. DELNLA HOYT Secretary A smile equals a million words. Transferred from Blue Mound. Glee club 1, 4: Girls-15 1: Amahl 1: Band 4: Pep club 1, 4: Officer 4: Homecoming cand. 1: Class officer 4: Paper edi- tor 4. SENIORS MOTTO: Today we follow Tomorrow we lead COLOR: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Peppermint Carnation SPONSORS: Miss Mitchell Mr. Dennis BOB FARRIS A mighty likeable guy. Glee Club 1, 2, 45 BB 2, 3, 45 FB 2, 3, 4: Ir. Plays Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Brass Ens. 33 Trumpet trio 3, Indian Chieftain 4, Class of- ficer 1, 2. VIOLA KREPPS High ideals with goals to be reached. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls-15 lg FHA 1.2.3, 45 Pep Club 1,2,3g Jr. Play, Paper ed. 3, Li- brarian 4, Scholarship Contest 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. GEORGE COX lust give me a football. Glee Club 1,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4 officer 4, FB 1,2,3,4, BB 1.2.3, 43 Track 1,2,3,4g Homecoming King 4. PAT JACKSON Football is his special tyg Love his side line. FB 2, 3, 4g BB 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Ir. Plays FHA Mr. Irresist- able cand. lg Home- coming cand. 2. CAROLYN FELDMAN Fair of face and full of grace, we know she'll get someplace. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 Girls-15 35 FHA 1.2, 3,4 officer 4, Jr. Playg Pep Club 1.2. 3, 4, officer 4, FFA Sweetheart cand. 3, Paper ed. 3, Annual Staff4g Librarian 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4, Scholarship Contest 2, 3. DIXIE STUTEVILLE A happy-go-lucky lass. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Guts-15 1, 3, Gins- 12 2gA1'I1ahl1g FHA 1,3,4g Belle of the West 2. BEVERLY HURT Just give me ahorse and awide-open prairie, and I'll be happy. Glee Club 1, 2, 3,45 Girls-15 1, Girls-12 2, Stateg Girls-7 3, State, Mixed Chorus 4,Arr1ah1 1g Belle of the West 2, Band l,2,3g Brass Ens. 3: FHA 1,2,3,4, offi- cer 2,3,4g Jr. Play, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 officer 2g Cheerleader 3, 4g Homecoming cand. 39 Scholarship Contest 2, 35 Paper ed. 35 FFA Sweetheart 1, Student Council 2g Class officer 1, 35 Annual Staff 4. CINDY STROUP Generally speaking, I'm generally speaking. Transferred from Par- ker. Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls-12 25 Girls-15 35 Girls-7 3 State5 Vocal solo 2,3 State5 Band 2, 3 , 45 Flute trio 2, 3 State5 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Cheerleader 2, 3 45 FHA 2, 3,4officer 3. 4, District officer 45 Homecoming cand. 25 FFA Sweetheart 25 Class officer 2,35 Student council 45 Jr. Play5 Pa- per ed. 3,45 Annual staff 45 Scholarship Contest 3. ROBERT TRINKLE I sit and think. Some- times Ijust sit. Glee Club 1,25 Track 1,2,35 Football 25 Basketball 1,25 Man- ager 4. RAMONA LANE GLORIANNA TOLLY Dreaming ever, noisy neverg always drawing something clever. Glee Club 25 Pep Club 45 FHA 1, 2, 3,45 Li- brarian 2, 3. IACKIE SULLIVAN Quiet and smiling, he's just to our liking. Track 2, 3, 45 Manager 3, 4. we 'QR 'sg,...lT-.-rf FRANCIS MILLER A dark eyed miss with A quiet person accom- a friendly smile. plishes much. Transferred from Fon- Band 15 Football 45 LINDA STEPHENS Think she is quiet? Oh No. Transferred from Gardner. Glee Club 45 Mixed chorus 45 FHA 45 Pep Club 45 Indian princess 4. tana. Manager 2, 35 Track 15 Glee Club 3. Jr. Play. JOE SMITH Transferred from Plea- santon. If studying were the only cause of death, I'd live forever. Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. JANET GILLILAND Little girls should be seen and not heard. Glee Club 1.2, 35 Drill Team 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 lr. Play. DEBBY TRIBBY Typically tops in talent. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls- 15 1gGirls-12 2 Stateg Girls-7 3, Stateg Vocal Solo 1, 2, 3, State 4gA1'r1ahl 15 Belle of the West 25 Mixed Chorus3, 4jB3.1'ld l,2,3,45 clari- net Ens. 1,2, State, 3, Stateg Alto Clarinet Solo 2.3, State: FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 45 Jr. Iggy: Librarian 3,41 Scholarship Contest 2, 3 Annual Staff 4. EARNESTEEN JOHNSON Winning is her way and pleasant is her smile. Glee Club 15 Ir. Play Prompter5 Scholarship Contest 3. DIANE MANGOLD A happy and gay little miss. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls-15 15 Girls-12 25 Girls-15 35 Vocal Solo 2,3,45Amahl15 Belle ofthe West 25 Band 1, 2. 3,45 Sax trio 35 Drill Team 35 Drum Major 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 officer 3, 45 Librarian 45 Ir. Play5 Annual Staff 4. if WILBUR F LEMING Full of fun and mischief, too. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track LANCE HAUPT A friendly person who HGVGI ITJEBIS 3. SU'3.1'1gC1'. Football 3,45 Track 2. zz 2 fgf'f 1 gwffg fgov 4' 1' .rgvf-.4, 4 .fig gy fb wjbpfzfwgb y JH. !'?rb9if. rff',f6j.4? fly' A YQ?-fiafyal if y, . ' 4 . 4' ' ' if4d?Qlf22:4' fl . 'Av ,4 C, .'Zi4J1'.g4i5 if if P-04,57 I gl' f497:fg'5Lv,5' 'fgfficfy 'Wifi fifv- 'Z 'M K 53-fQf:mzff1ff.4P 2?mQfQ:f2f fff'ff ' .513 , .' ' , X ' ies-K-1'355g,'pfQWfx'i:'-. . ilrwppffczfgcqfdf 'ly'f ?f3, 52t?Q' ff. xgy3'TffJzf.ffgy.-zjffgfff-A mf f5:'f':f25Qz? wp f71?55?5521'wf5'3'f r.. .-.-' ', yi ?Z'7 ??f' is? f 914. f-wfgffiir wf!?ffiQ:3f- 'lf fy? ,': ' Qf7l'7gfT1,1f . 3? :jf ,A-S .g:y '3, 1? y ' 1 Cqhjpf I VZf2f+i54?2ff3ff:P'f 1 - sv Q :f24QH??vif:Q??fQ2-2 Getting made up for Hillbilly Weddin' JUNIORS MOTTO: In Ourselves Our Future Lies COLOR: Velvet Blue and White FLOWER: White Mums SPONSORS: Mrs. Vogel, Mr. LeBar, As our Junior year closes, we look back at the exciting activities. We were happy to have Joyce Miller as a cheerleaderg Jalayn Mitchell and Kathe leen Boos as pep club officersg Jalayn Mitchell, Kathy Clearwater, Joyce Mil- ler, Sandra Hopkins, Vickie Hampton as FHA officersg and Lawrence Ernst and Steve Maschler as FFA officers. A highlight of the year was our play. Hillbilly Weddin' put on by a cast of 15. A memorable event was our Jr. Sr. Prom. Deco- rating for the gala affair and then dancing until Joyce Miller , Mr. Detwiler Terry Barnes Vickie Hampton Q . ff, an it ,K 'Um late was something to remember. Yea man-- X, our wonderful year. f Steve Maschler--President -. Greg Wade--Vice-President pf Evelyn Marquis--Secretary Carolyn W acle - -Tr easur er David Shackelford 1. ' I Sandra Hopkins VVVVV i A ':-- . Lawrence Ernst n' o . , Q ' -elif if ..a.f,' J amre Crawford l y J ff Keith Nelson by f ' g ,,'- Jim Farris Kathy Clearwater J r f , ' fa A , Mike Stephens J alayn Mitchell 'VM up 'vw' , Ht 'KY'-'P' -foo Charles Smith Kathy Virgin Perry Jones Kay Cox Steve Smith John Rhynerson ' , 3? fi Za f 4 44 , vw 55.47 A 7 J X V f i 4 ,Q if f . , .,... , 1 -xjvr . yi, X a X Qdg is Q 1 B WV' ff David Trinkle ,W , py i Bill stuns i i iyil , f A . 'V 'rm '- 1-, iii T' I , , Q 'A Jerry Long 4 'H 4 'K L h wif F 2 V' ' - ' 1 , ,,. --, ' hav, I, ,V V, , L - ,ag I is rl ROD Green riw f ' 1 t ri ,iz J eff Kathleen Boos , ZAAA f t L - , j f ' 'QI' ,ypl . ,,yp ,rt Betty Prather .,y y . an ' J . 5' if ,ttt if . 'ff sz, ,W . L 1. Q 1 .. td - '-:' SOPHOMORES Mint Green and White MOTTO: seldom fall behind. COLORS: FLOWER: White Rose SPONSORS: Mrs. Brown, Charles Rhynerson Junior Schulenburg P . 2 1 1 H 1.4 ,fffvxi I -. 4- ' ,-1-S ix if-fx. , .KLM 3 Mr. Roberts Surprise! Mrs. Brown just tried the camera. We are glad to tell you that we had seven out for football. Several were out for basketball and track. Many were in the glee clubs and band. Diane Burnett has been a cheerleader, Glenna Francis was a substitute. We have been proud of our King and Queen Homecoming candidates. Our student council representatives have kept us informed of all school events. We believe these activities have better prepared us for life. 'wmv' in-,, X Sharon Filtingberger- -President Joe Teagarden- -Vice -President Tommy Patterson- -Secretary Myron Stroup - - Treasurer 1-V 4 . ' r , ,,f. 'aff 4. if .zvwr f'f'Wz'!' S E my V,V, A A . G I V,,, ' 1 fi I Q W ,R T'7' ' Q. ff rl A V -f iii? iff 3 1? mr- N 1, X 4. 4 WJ. r, 1..- M-w' MW! -e- ff rf ' '- 9 Q 'TK -L,,.r N' . r 7 Charles Bangs Richard Ross Glenna Francis Marsha Slaughter Ron Wade Sandy Williamson David Hearn Connie Mangold Leon Johnston Nancy Feldman Jimmy Allen Diane Burnett Billy DeMoss Steve Ala Nancy Nelson Richard Shackelford Inez Hancock Roy Hoy Joyce Maschler- Dorothy Hewitt Charles Maschler Beth Ann Haupt Margaret Tolly Joyce McClanahan Laboratory work--What is it? What does it do? 1967 with certainty and poise. FRESHMEN MOTTO: Today We Learn, Tomorrow We Teach COLOR: Blue and Silver FLOWER: White Mum SPONSORS: Mr. Stein, Mr. Schwintz Larry Clearwater Cathy Shackelford Douglas Tribby M .r - Aw' . . - ,. 4... z- 'rf In September 1966 we were uncertain for fear we would do something wrong, but we were willing to try. Most of our boys went out for football. We participated in every- thing we could - music, FHA, FFA, homecoming, basket- ball and track. Now we are old hands and belong to L.H.S. We now look forward to September Denise Burnett--President yr T ,W g Nancy Nichols--Vice-President L Mike Jackson--Secretary 1 ' Gary Calvin- - Treasurer jf , Kathy Moore Adis Stults Evelyn Hurt Gary Clearwater Mickey Van Vlack Mike Rhynerson Twila Russell Darrell Lane Carolyn Frank Cindy Virgin Kevin Wade Nina Hoy Dale DeHoff Sandra Andrews Verna Young Dennis Wade Glenda Creager Carol Patterson Susan Wolfe Larry Calvin Norma Stump Donald Floyd Rosella Noland Kent Wade fl . .gi 4 . 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Tea- garden J Smith K Wade Kevin Wade L Calvin SECOND ROW Coach Roberts D Wade, G. Cox, B. Farris F Miller I Allen L Ernst T Patterson I Farris P Jackson V Allen G Teagarden, D. Tribby Coach Detwiler THIRD ROW L Haupt G Wade S Maschler R Green D Trlnkle J Rhynerson, C. OPPONENT Spring Hill Moran Uniontown Blue Mound Pleasanton Mound City K . S . D . 'F Parker Central Heights GLENN RECEIVING PASS A 4 ,, W 2 mf ,Q - Y. v, my f X X '-A -.fx wf?f:' 55513 X 9 x ,U M J - 7. i , uf gf. S. Y.. -, .. R-1 f x . ? ',, , 'y . ,:. K. f-.1 f--1 gxgf 1wms,QLj i 793'ffZiF' y I 751 'PF ff gigs i 4 5 .J Q ,,,5l1,,. .,, - ming, 5 , ,jim 'f fm 1. all . i mg 1 , Z Q. ' M Eaw i , X was Z5 ' 1, 5 Q' 4 .Q ,At ,gg QA 4pN,,p , , Q, 5 ,K x K 1 ama 4 ' W H 1 PM wt Qs? M ki K k be fx ,, 4 'Z 2 Q X X ,M G Teagarden V Allen T Patterson M Stephens J. Farms RH Sr LH Sr LB Soph S Jr T--Ir. if ,M Haupr R. Green Sr T' 'IL Maschler I. Rhynerson E--Jr. ' 3 N1 mam Fm mu ,M , fs? 1 'X 9' A. HOME- COMING KING AND QUEEN George Cox Carolyn Feldman ATTENDANTS IUNIORS Mike Stevens Evelyn Marquis SOPHOMORES Charles Rhynerson Sandy Williamson FRESHMEN Larry Clearwater Evelyn Hurt INDIAN ROYALTY Bob-Farris Linda Stephens Homecoming has become a traditional activity each football season. In the crisp air of Indian summer our tribes ready themselves for the trials to select our most outstanding braves and prettiest maidens to compete for Homecoming King and Queen. Each class elected candidates, then the student body voted on these candidates for the 1966 King and Queen. Our candidates marched onto the field to the resounding beat of our school band, there to hear the name of our winning candidates. Our Indian Chieftain, who was master of crowning ceremonies, was Bob Farris. Our Indian maiden, who assisted him, was Linda Stephens. Indian regalia was worn with pride by these two, as they stepped up to crown George Cox and Carolyn Feldman, King and Queen of Homecoming 1966. To make our evening more satisfactory, our Indian Braves won then football game with Olathe School for the Deaf. The Collectors , Louisburg's go-go band, provided music for our victory celebration here in the Val- ley of the Swans. BASKETBALL Central Heights 56 46 Mound City 54 59 Pleasanton 41 49 Prescottm 62 53 Uniontown 50 75 Blue Mound 40 74 Prescott 76 61 Parker 25 49 Moran 69 71 Mound City 61 57 Pleasanton 76 57 Parkerw' 46 75 LEFT TO RIGHT: coach Denwner, v. Allen, P. Jackson, J. Rhynerson, s. Mas- PYSSCOUM 57 64 chler, G. Wade, Coach Roberts, T. Patterson, G. Teagarden, G. Cox, C. Smith, Greeleyw 86 66 M. Stroup, C. Maschler. ,kldeague Tournament 4'District Tournament LINN LEAGUE CG-CHAMPS CO-CAPTAINS P. Jackson G. Cox V. Allen G. Teagarden F. --Senior G. --Senior C. --Senior G. --Senior A-TEAM OPPONENTS L.H.S. Uniontown 46 49 Blue Mound 34 50 Prescott 56 58 Central Heights 80 55 Parker 37 49 Moran 62 40 SCHEDULE B-TEAM OPPONENTS L. R. H. S . Uniontown 55 40 Blue Mound 37 43 Prescott 55 58 Central Heights 55 50 Parker 30 44 Moran 62 40 Greeley' 85 47 Central Heights 43 25 Mound City 56 43 Pleasanton 58 52 Uniontown 51 42 Blue Mound 33 63 Prescott 53 56 Parker 23 43 Moran 62 53 Mound City 49 63 TTT' P16aS211'1'C0f1 47 54 FIRST ROW: D. Ross, G. Calvin, D. Wade, L. Calvin, D. Tribby. SECOND gg ROW: K. Wade, Kent Wade, J. Horn, M. Jackson, D. Floyd. STANDING: Coach Freshman Tournament Roberts, T. Patterson, C. Maschler, G. Wade, C. Rhynerson, M. Stroup, J. Allen, J. Teagarden, Coach Detwiler. FUTURE VARSITY INDIANS MANAGERS J. Sullivan J. Rhynerson C. Smith S. Maschler F. Miller F. - -Junior G. - -Junior C. - -Junior FIRST ROW: D. Burnett, B. Hurt, J. Miller, C. Stroup. SECOND ROW: D. Tribby, C. Frank, J. Crawford, N. Stump, L. Stephens, C. Virgin, C. Wade, K. Clearwater, C. Patterson, E. Marquis, K. Cox, S. Filling- berger, E. Hurt, S. Williamson. THIRD ROW: Denise Burnett, S. Wolfe, N. Hoy, V. Hampton, C. Feldman Vice-Presidentg G. Francis, Altr. Cheerleaderg K. Boos, Treasurerg J. Mitchell, Secretaryg D. Mangold, Re- porterp D. Hoyt, Presidentg N. Feldman, S. Hopkins, M. Slaughter, B. Haupt. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Vogel, Sponaorg N. Nichols, S. Andrews, G. Creager, N. Nelson, C. Mangold, Mrs. Baker, Sponsor. PEP CLUB The Pep Club has been very active this year. We are proud of our membership which numbers 40. Of these, 30 will receive attendence awards at the end ofthe year. We cheered our football team to third place in the Linn League. To boost our school spirit for the annual Homecoming game, we sponsored a pep rally at Hurley Field. The citizens of La Cygne were invited to this rally and everyone joined in the burning of the Jackrabbit, the mascot of K.S.D. On the day of the game, the students and faculty marched downtown and held a rally on Main Street. During basketball season we sponsored the Mr. and Miss Spirit contest. A brother and sister team was elected. Mr. Spirit, George Cox, and Miss Spirit, Kay Cox, were crowned at our last 1967 league game. To add to our enjoyment of the evening, we were victorious over Pleasanton, our opponents of the night. CHEERLEADERS Bev Cindy Joyce Diane 4 .f -.ff -- ' - .w f fw- . . ' ff ' r. . . g r P K P Elf MQ- , r f?5i'5i 'zf wffze! fr, frzifs-'iff gi' Wzi12.4? vi M-52241 , M: -13 1- 1 Ti C' 'yfhf . F76 .QX2?f1:-r!j34j5i'f g, .- . L , . ','f'?x.r,af,?4?' . '6 . f01li 5'i 7-F343 ,4 ,Q in .I 2 'Y '. A Q -3f?a.?E.f.?Qg,q'5QQQ?',y? . ' IJ '-JW rg' ' ' fQ3fQ1b:gfS'f02gi?xf'1?' fb?-.35 3?'3'5f4ff My 2123 gff? .'.siS'?,.zv. . Qi,,yg5z22Q'?sQ2f2i 1:53, JL Jzazfj -,.g,jQi?r . fu, !,!MA?W,x W4 'FQ . -J1,,j,q,QY+'0'- jff: 'N F 1 1 fffrffwrgf 212-f'Ze.iy!42 ,Qff,Qgfa21ff if ff.:-pfrkffa xv3j 1f ., f:1ff'hTi 6 wo' . 4- 71, 26134033 ffezgiyifi 'Last-'f fitfaztidf.. 66601. M 1f11:3:f.wm- Q xx fr A w K,wmwefMam,wwfMr-M1,1-,.,M-www-ww-wwwr-Mmifw ' ,gmfwmz-M-wwexm..,.... V... ' 3 These students have won these honors since March, 1966. The annual g ii 3, X staff wishes to extend ' 5, X , 41 .L ' our congratulations to is K Q these students for ' ' their scholastic SANDY HOPKINS lst semester A honor roll: These winning in '66 Scholar- achievements, FHA District Secretary Viola Krepps, Carolyn ship Contest: C. Feldman, K. F61d1T121H, EVCWH Huff, Boos, V. Krepps, D. Tribby, Joe Teagafdefl- S. Maschler, G. Teagarden. r H44 , rv 'ik Milind CAROLYN FELDMAN Our co-captains, George Cox and Pat Betty Crocker Award Jackson, holding our 3rd place league trophy for football. JOE TEAGARDEN Marty Read and Glenn Teagarden. CINDY STROUP Soil Conservation Winner FFA candidates for State Farmer Winner of the REA contest U Degree. Cindy Stroup and Deb- by Tribby. These girls State Music contest winners: S. Wil- FFA Judging team placing lst at received gold medals UHFHSOI1. I- Miller, D- BUFHSIF. J- Obryan Field Day: M. Read, J. atState contestonsolos, Mitchell, C. Stroup, B. Hurt. Teagarden, M, gtroup, nj 7 .W 5 ,,.'.f'f.., - V. ,, K M-of -3' - .g'i, 3 gb , , ',g ' N 4 4 ' ff? V4 I LEE' 3 . , 'I P , 2 'it W Q , . ., d f ant 'Ji Rf? Q . If , In VW :gil V K Would you hke a coke? Seulor Concess1on Stmd Win a cake seruor project Pep Assembly sklt Drlbble down the court and shoot the baskets. Game actlon IO R S NA PS Miss Mitchell ww- 2 xl-ew R I 4 .i V if Eff fm MATH EMATI CS --ADVANCED ALGEBRA Miss Louise Mitcheit These juniors are getting a foundation for courses they may take in the future. The math department offers four units of college preparatory work plus one unit of general math for freshmen. SCIENCE --CHEMISTRY STH HoUR CLASS Mr- James LeBar Science is a necessity to all college bound students. The science department presents specific and general knowledge in biology. chemistry, and general science. --SENIOR ENGLISH Mrs. Margaret McMullen Seniors are concentrating on composition and English literature. Our English department offers four units of composition and literature, both American and English. - Q i Ma. :sm 514. Www Z Mr. Larry Schwintz FRESHMAN VO AG-- U These boys are making chisels. During the year they have learned to use tools on metals. Livestock selection and judging, proper methods of feeding and care of all stock is taught in Vo Ag 2 ' x Mrs. Sheryll Vogel FRESHMAN HOMEMAKINGH - H N G As freshman, these girls have learned many things about homemaking. Along with learning to prepare and serve meals, they learned some basic sewing techniques. Mr. LeRoy Detwiler FRESHMAN w0oDwORK1NG-- INDUSTRIAL ARTS These boys are working with wood and plastic. Along semester they learned to use the machines and constructed an article of furniture. c SOCIAL STUDIES --WORLD HISTORY MF- Jerry Roberts These sophomores are studying the cultures and civilizations of years past. The social studies department offers courses in American and world history and American government. --SPANISH I 5th HOUR CLASS Mrs, Waldg Baker In this modern world, foreign languages are a must for the college-bound students. Our foreign language department offers knowledge of the customs and language of the Spanish. B USI N ESS --TYPING srh HOUR CLASS Mrs. Margaret Brown ln this typing class students learn the fundamental uses of the typewriter. Our business department offers shorthand, typing and general knowledge to prepare students for jobs. ,Ag asf!! M-M. nf., . A Spanish Christmas Drivers Ed. girls learning to change a tire. .ff V Sth hour Chemistry lab Librarians pose for a picture. Juniors serving DEPARTMENTAL SNAPS punch. Phy. Ed. girls having fun. Boys Phy. Ed. piggy back Future secretaries at work. January band concert 4th hour typing class Business Arithmenic i ni ul1lr.4I r Q Learning to set hair. Geometry Class Working for T. B. Mobile USlIlg the Lathe FICShITl SH Projects John Hgrn--entered 12f5f66 Nancy Feldman--FFA Sweetheart Initiation of Greenhands Our Handiwork Pep Rally at Hurley Field Yea Team FFA Picnic Geo. Cox--Mr. School Spirit Ooops! Kay Cox--Miss School Spirit La Cygne vs Pleasanton i. H' ki 'mwlif 15 Vocal Soloists 25 Brass Soloists 35 Sophomore Quartet SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL In March the following students began preparing numbers for our Spring Festival at Lawrence, Kansas, on April 7 - 8. QS 3 15 Cindy Stroup, Jalayn Mitchell 25 Myron Stroup, Von Allen, Joe Teagarden, Bob Farris, Marsha Slaughter, Nancy Nichols, Glenda Creager 35 Marsha Slaughter, Sandy Williamson, Connie Mangold, Nan- f A I 5 ,Wi - Q , , ,s -f . .,,,T.,- Q I c I T ,yl,. 1 It if ' my if ' ff I is 1 -,,., ,if .9 fe 3 5 2 v Z ga Q 5 ' ' ,,,,f,', Af i ,V Bill!! c cy Nelson 45 Glenda Creager, Susie Wolfe, Denise Burnett 55 Jalayn Mitchell, Denise Burnett 47 Ffeshen Trio 65 Debby Tribby, Cindy Stroup, Beverly Hurt, Diane Burnett, Ialayn Mitchell, Susie Wolfe '75 86 85 Greg, Carolyn, Dennis Wade, Cindy Stroub, Sandy Williamson, Carolyn Frank 95 Kent Wade, Doug Tribby, Mike Jackson, Larry Calvin 105 Diana Mangold, Debby Tribby 115 Joyce Miller, Sandy Williamson, Cindy Stroup 125 Von Allen, Glenn, Joe Teagarden, Don- nie Floyd, Clarinet Quintet--no picture available 55 Piano Soloists 65 Girls Sextet '75 Sc 85 Woodwind Soloists 95 Freshmen Quartet 105 Vocal Soloists 115 Flute Trio 125 Boys Quartet ,st ,gg J o f i . , , . mm ...A . L ,J Q - x f ,,LKKw'k A FIRS Stul Acc Bob gard BOYS' GLEE CLUB T ROW: Kevin Wade, Gary Calvin, Dennis Wade, Larry Calvin, Junior Schulenburg, Douglas Tribby, Billy ts, Terry Barnes. SECOND ROW: Jerry Long, Leon Johnston, Ron Wade, Joe Teagarden, Jalayn Mitchell, ompanistg Keith Nelson, Adis Stults, George Cox, Mr. Stein, Director. THIRD ROW: Larry Clearwater, Farris, Jim Allen, Myron Stroup, Greg Wade. Vaughn Allen, Charlie Rhynerson, Perry Jones, Glenn Tea- en, Tommy Patterson. MIXED CHORUS T ROW Jalayn Mitchell Diane Burnett Douglas Tribby Bob Farris Joyce Miller Susie Wolfe George I r 1 r 1 1 n Cox, Joe Teagarden. SECOND ROW: Denise Burnett. Accompanistg Glenna Creager, Twila Russell, Glenn Tea g d , , ' , ' , ' . : ' , ' St p 1 J 1 ' ' I 1 I ar en Carolyn Wade Diane Mangold ChaIl1eRhynerson Jim Allen THIRD ROW Debby Tribby Linda e hens, Marsha Slaughter, Vaughn Allen Greg Wade, Mr. Stein Director, Cindy Stroup Beverly Hurt Tommy Patterson, Myron Stroup. E stxiwmsalm f -zfl--' s.:, H far? GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Debby Tribby, Sandy Williamson, Linda Stephens, Carolyn Feldman, Connie Mangold, Sandy Andrews, Glenna Francis, Evelyn Marquis, Jamie Crawford, Kathy Clearwater, Cindy Virgin, Carolyn Frank, Viola Krepps, Rosella Noland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stein, Directorg Evelyn Hurt, Dorothy Hewitt, Diana Man- gold, lnez Hancock, Beth Haupt, Joyce McClanahan, Nancy Feldman, Kay Cox, Verna Young, Sharon Filting- berger, Kathy Moore, Joyce Maschler, Nancy Nelson, Delma Hoyt, Carol Patterson, Norma Stump. THIRD ROW: Twila Russell, Vickie Hampton, Sandy Hopkins, Glenda Creager, Beverly Hurt, Jalayn Mitchell, Diane Burnett, Susie Wolfe, Cindy Stroup, Carolyn Wade, Denise Burnett, Marsha Slaughter, Kathy Virgin, Mickey Van Vlack, Nina Hoy, Nancy Nichols, Dixie Stuteville. BAND The Indian Marching Band entertained with half-time shows at home football games. By playing during the games, they helped to create a peppy atmosphere for the team. They marched in the Kansas State College Homecoming Parade at Pittsburg and participated with 39 other bands in the pre-game activities. The Indians also paraded in the annual Veterans Day Parade at Mound City. The concert band presented concerts in the winter and spring and joined with other league bands in a spring festival. The highlight of the season was the Southeastern Division Music Festival at the University of Kansas at Lawrence. FIRST ROW--OFFICERS: J. Mitchell, PianistgC. Stroup, ReportergV. Hampton, Historiang S. Hopkins, Secretaryg B. Hurt, PresidentgC. Feldman, Vice-Presidentgl. Miller, Treasurerg K. Clearwater, Parliamentariang D. Burnett, Song Leader. SECOND ROW: D. Tribby, C. Frank, J. McClanahan, L. Stephens, N. Stump, D. Hoyt, C. Mangold, B. Haupt, J. Maschler, E. Hurt, G. Tolly, E. Marquis, V. Krepps, I. Gilliland, R. Noland, Mrs. Vogel, Advisor. THIRD ROW: C. Patterson, D. Stuteville, G. Francis, J. Crawford, D. Hewitt, D. Mangold, C. Virgin, N. Nichols, N. Nelson, S.Filtingberger,M. Tolly, S. Williamson. FOURTH ROW: K. Moore, K. Cox, N. Feldman, M. Van Vlack, N. Hoy, K. Virgin, Denise Burnett, S. Wolfe, G. Creager, C. Wade, T. Russell, M. Slaughter, V. Young, K. Boos, S. Andrews. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS GF AMERICA eig r t' p 1 The FHA engaged in many activities this year. ag , ,lii 5 ,,'..' i i,,. 55 , lgqz ' F To start the year out right, we sold school sweatshirts S lr.,1, K to make money. During Christmas, we went to the 'Vllliiri. C Q Q ' State Hospital and gave a party for the patients. In or- . 1 f. F sr1r-i1ir if Vhggg der to keep up with holiday festivities, the FHA sponsor- fsfi i'i- T sgpp ed a Christmas formal. We danced and danced, until Santa visited us. We had a Clean-Up Day. The results The chapter mothers and advisor choosing the petitions were spic and span floors, freshly painted cabinets and for girls to attend the State FHA meeting. Seated a rearranged room. District Election was in February, left to right are: Vivian Stroup, Sheryll Vogel, Maxine and we were honored to have Sandy Hopkins elected Hurt, and Beulah Miller. Muriel Hampton, another as District Secretary. Since our bank account was chapter mother was unable to attend the meeting. getting low again, we sold cookbooks and raised over 3200. All in all, we had a very good year and enjoyed every minute of it! Mrs. Doering, one of our guest speakers with some of the junior girls. She spoke on moral standards and values. Santa at our dance. Leaving for -District Election at Emporia. Juniors at a tea for their mothers. .lI n W Win 'fu -' A W l. ti s 7 fr 1'--N '-A K r ls!-'ff ws- K ' ' ' l' FIRST ROW--OFFICERS: C. Maschler, G. Cox, G. Teagarden, M. Read, S. Maschler, L. Ernst, Mr. Schwintz, Ad- visor. SECOND ROW: G. Clearwater, L. Johnston, L. Clearwater, J. Allen, T. Patterson, C. Rhynerson, R. Green, K. Nelson, C. Bangs, J. Long, W. Fleming, J. Schulenberg, S. Ala. MEMBERS ABSENT: J. Teagarden, M. Stroup. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA County Fair Winners Soil Conservation Speech Winners Delma Hoyt, Sandy Hopkins, Nancy Feldman Joe and Glenn Teagarden Myron Stroup and Joe Teagarden FFA Sweetheart, and Evelyn Hurt. r X!! l , t f 'N Sw. me Gary Clearwater painting. Bill Stults welding Larry Clearwater working drill. District Speech Team Parilamentary Contest Team iq F fi Paw and Maw There's a feud Dressing Obeey Final Instructions Cousin's Makin' Music You're pretty Rosie THE JUNIOR PLAY HILLBILLY WEDDIN' Mrs. McMullen C AST OF CH ARACTERS Paw Belsnickle . . Maw Belsnickle . . Ceelie Belsnickle .... Bonnie Mae Belsnickle . . Juney Lou Belsnickle . . Four Belsnickle . . . Five Belsnickle . . . Six Belsnickle . . . Obeey Upschlager . . Chiz Upschlager . . Ronald Maxwell . . Lucy Maxwell . . The Reverend . . Cousin Zeke . The FIOWEI' Girl ..... . . . . . . . . Director DavidShacke1ford . Vickie Hampton . . Kathleen Boos . . Joyce Miller . Sandy Hopkins . Carolyn Wade Kathy Clearwater . Jamie Crawford . . Chuck Smith . . . Jerry Long . . . Greg Wade Jalayn Mitchell Lawrence Ernst . . Keith Nelson . Steve Maschler RingBearer. .... . . Evelyn Marquis The Cousins . . . Billy Stults, Mike Stephens and Steve Maschler CObeeyJ Start the Weddin' or l'l1 Shoot Gettin' Hitched .rt --,- U rm-,re mats rfevwim Mrs. Feldman Mrs. Tribby Mrs. Gilliland Students and alumni having fun The Collectors of Louisburg H OMECOMI NG DANCE Sponsored by seniors and their parents Made for team entrance on the field for Home- coming game by Steve Smith. Still having fun! Talk and Songs Gifts ALL SCHCOL CHRISTMAS PAR'Y Games , , 4 1 , elf J T ---- lsrl f L, N mf if ' ' Q 15 ' , - ' ' . f W I ,, ms ,-,,3p,.- ': Mg, , . - ..l.2kfg,,n E ,,3VfqlV,,, with The Ruenz of Parsons .ziuummu-num mammf pun 1 mmw111a1i. me r,-, ,411-, U nf .aj Y, ' A i n ff .1J!?,ji,' Dwi. lW 'J Ii ggi? A-'35 3 55 'v Q. . if 352-Wf?-fff J EQ. 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K f MWF' gf' K'JJf'i gr' Q' if '4 'm-GM-Q .55 . yi 3,4 ,L M f K faf5 Q'5 ,WW 52 ,Ms yngsfffiiiwg .Eesti wif? iw ,w i iwfg 'iz A -5 W , ,EM 'wfiga Wwic, fi EJ, ' ' gi ' I- 11 . ,se A 5 fa gigs. Freddie Bland Larry Farris Patricia Barker Vickie Mathews Jesse Earnest Doug Dabbs Denise Croxton Gary Farris Gennie Folsom Steve Holloman . i j wi' 'if 55? 1154-'Q 1 4 .f'ff'.-'fQ3f- ' ' QQ W V In .V ii V. , , s Q I Q ra ' fag? af R, , 3 g M: L ...,, Vgggim A H Aff X L 5 'XM' lv 7 A y i qy, it 1 5 rf: . 1 -1 'i', Mrs. Abel, Teacher Mg, at it I ' -fy te Wayne Dabbs . ,.,5gfQ'-. Laffy Mlllef A 9 1 'X ffp 7.Z3t:21a1tZlZ!:r:,11::: 1 x - 11- 115.l1!Z2f If Patricia making birthday candy for her classmates. It is the custom of this class to do this for all birthdays. SPECIAL EDUCATIGN GRADE v . . ...un-v ,. - , 33. 1,n..n.u , :!t'.1:'!l ' Mrs. Lois Irwin has been teach- ing vocal music in the grades, both here and at Parker, this winter. An enjoyable Christmas pro- gram was presented by the Grades under her direction, assisted by the several grade teachers. Mrs. Lois Irwin Reading our lesson. 1 nf Q A U . . 'Q' Q4 :K f .L -3 .I jff..-fa,-4:-I J r 5 C X X L 53:5 f -.1 !9f?9K'5 fa ' ' ' ff ' Diane Stainbrook Sheila Adams Martha Harris Mrs. Rose, Teacher Dean Wagner Monty Layman Dorinda Feldman Gloria Kitchell 9 1 A Y ,., +1 , Y? , . ,., AJ . K ' 11 r Yu g rw , 2, fi il x z W dl' it a ' W' 'L' if z ,. l lur e S r C M Dennis Ramsey r Lillian Carothers ii Cindy Ala A IA,.Q . Kimberley Dodge . David Griffith , M e. Q .: - 'Lf1i:ir,f f'-Maiaav F - is vs' X ' A ci.. -.f-v '-'X' I , ,r if 'tra sf- 1 ft Q , Laveda Clark Sharon Cassidy Kimberlee O'Riley Robert Botteron John Cassidy Timmy Weiss ass ' ' 'KUL Q seg, ij 4 ii., 'Y xi Wi ' 'f if, ' i ' w -' f fi , ' wrt? 7 i f il., if 5 ,rlllfig W2 '23 du , , :sp ie, 5 f N? A., K Aelly Wagner Kieth Wade April Cline Fred Noel Ann Gaylord Jeffrey LeBar- Terry Ala Lisa Miller Darrel Wade Terry Isham , V N Jimmy Hurt in i I X...- Barbara Cline Jimmy Norton Cindy Marquis Jimmy Mooney Cynthia Good SECGND ' V. 3 .. ' ik W , f X' , K W1 1 .-1,1 ,M yhyy Emi ' fzv ., , M V 90 if ,,., K 5.7 5 irr' Q iy. W 'Jil is Steven Schultz W if Shirley Sullivan i j, A is X Danny Stainbrook . ,955 XY-Vx 4 . 4 A J B I, Pamela Whitehead K, L , A1 i C S ri,. i Mike van Vlack ' N f-w L W ? Robert Jackson - fgi, Kevin Kettler 1 , i f ,,. E I Randy McClanahan Qf iW'i 4 ff Mary Banks, teacher GRADE THIRD w Nancy Sims Sarah Lindsey, teacher T qgi M Karen Clearwater ciee sail? if if ' 5 f. . if f ?'if'T :f-ig? M George Slaughter N Linda Johnston ty,, Billy Shields V , i, XJ ff! Sheryl Maris A f . , , Michael McClanahan ' A' f' -1' f by H ,wi Debbie Moore ,,.. Q A ' 'LL f H q V zj i Bruce Atwood Q.-SQ L 'ff' 'f' -i 5 Lynette Haupt ' 5 2 V 42 7 iyy' 3 2- fi, 'Q 'sq' V 'ff as iw 3 -V ' 1 Vernon Noel , K 6 I I? ' ' Vivian Praithel' I , ' ig' H 5 V: David Walls ,, i i t PattiShau11 - ,g gwf ,im ff gy, 41:4-,f M ,S Thomas Stump A , fi David Hoover in ' ' Deena Burnett ' V xi A , i Mark Haupt If f u V A f i '3 ' Patricia Russell H fi Bobby Shackelford 1, Melinda Adams 1 'w',,' -A . ' . , 5w,, W e if 3 Den Stewart 'ie- - , V i i f , i,,v e'T- 5 1 62323 if Michael Burns , Q ,,g,, , l Debra Isham M 5 , Q F Richard Marsh g- M QV 4-Vs if Frank Noel . Q9 PM L fag? Cynthia Russell at A 3 i t , G Vvii at e roup - , '1 Vg ,A W J ff st f X 'j A XX A Meme? 1 nil, f':1:'TV7 Joe Atwood M 4 A Debra Feldman M s 3 ,t f Ricky McRae A' M A Q. 1 VA- Q 4 Mitzi Mangold 'D'-:lil iz lffgy M-32' fi 7,2 , Q W' Jerry Hoover , . , I 1 ? Linda Andorf ' 01 43 if I i A Michael Abel IR Georgia Kitchell M L J L V Patrick Gilliland , M A' f-1 ,V-' M - LM 5 ' Kathi Schultz -, gg, M at i 4+ i N, Mark Shackelford R A ' , 'F , ' Ja-nae LeBar ,, ,Q -A I: blv, L l Kenneth Ross V- ' '. Patricia Stephens f-A me Q V Ray Drury , I- VV L' 7 5 , ,s Karen Stainbrook H - Q 'R' Q gg Stanley Kinder ,',1a ai A at ff 'F i'5fF r 2'r2EE3Eg ' i liifml Leila Vail, teacher c ,, eva ' Steven Nelson M 5 6 m F ,il W f A MM: M 4 Rhonda Fra.ncis Q ,gwo 1 f ,372 ww Charles Rash A , f EK fi':. , ax . , v,.' 1 FOURTH GRADE FIFTH Wanda Isham Warren Sims Jayne Hoover Ronald Drury Joy Long Linda Jackson Randy Patterson Darla Armstrong Kenneth McClanahan Ma.rcia Capehart Robert Marquis Cheryl Long Earl Capp Sally Wolfe Daryl Atwood Cheri Allen Steven Good Debra Adams Russell Moore Bessie Miller Billy Templin Barbara Williamson David Russell A A 9 -max ' Vickey McC1anahan . ..:., H Q, Victor Mitchell ' ALM . ag, W A Roxanne Wade f t '--f ww' Bertha Persons, teacher 11 , 9 'fi' :II M f .. A ' va .ik as :M-x nv'.'X 1 Q l, - , .L n C . M 4, , ,, i ,,. 1 acl X are K ,, AL- , 4 ,HHKW 9 V- M ,Q .A ,hge ,gif , W Q , ' N437 v 5,4,,.. , LM Q ' Q A ' ' M- ,M MM ' T-.jf 2313, Q ' 1 Y ww 'rj nf' M 'argl 245' .... X- H6 'i ' n ,, .f . -N - k- A M v,. n -- M -'X-, ' ' 'J V viI,5:22fi,'Z,?'Q'jf'2,SJ,-, . za If 1, . M ,,,,, X Q ' M M ' ' 5 , B 1 ' X 1, A Ricky Johnson Cheryl Stoker Greg Haupt Beth Crawford Danny Capp Cindy Ross Vickie Van Vlack Harold Stults Teresa Miller Danny Hoover Patty Feldman Chuck Haupt fi dm? 15 iq , 'Z Vr A 77 ' s it f, rso J F K A if M y , e,-is - .W ey, g p g ... .ga ,, ' . 'JJLH jg. ' ,L .195 1 A ,h,, , if V if 5 5 :AVVZ if My ' Q ' 4 ':f' I , . ,fp Laura Shields , Y ' 5 I A ' gm Melvin Frank K .A 'rf' i AV , ,'. limi - QM fp Sherry Floyd f --1-' ,'1' 1, fl -my Doug Scott is F 1 , 6, , 5 if Linda Francis .V 5 Y I i S Cathy Slaughter 'iyrii 5 6 , -xi , Richard Miller i if ' . i i v Sondra Stainbrook r,. ,2 Stephen Filtingberger i J J : , vlllr Qiz' . Y , V g ' J sw E V A Kathy Armstrong A wx V .,, ,LFV Kathryn Andorf 'f fi' ' 'J Ann Detwiler, teacher ,, A H gig. E155 A f This year the 'lth and 8th grades have been depart- mentalized. Mrs. Baker taught Spanish to the Sth grade. Mrs. Lindell taught both grades reading, writing, spelling. and social studiesg while Mr. Ramsey taught math, science. English, and physical education. It has been an exciting ex perience to move from room to room and floor to floor for these classes. - SE SXTH GRADE VENTH Donna Lindell, teacher i Bobbie Merriman J - a . ,,. Candy Williamson , f ' A Z v' ' it Q f i'fff ' Linda McClanahan p u 1 '1.lg. 1!w 2 Yi Wilbur Armstrong I ,,,,, N 5 rr.rii if ra a L i he i s hss . pi i . cnarioiie Sullivan Alf' 1 , Kevin Jackson F , Larry Johnston Q is it ii , Dennis Rhynerson E illgfrfi 'ai Q Beverly Rhvnerson 1 L Gayle Russell E John Stephens u p Jimmie Moore V . H M 7, i , at 1,-, 7 V M p, Barbara Jackson g .s:..,y 5' ' Harold Benbrook 1 f- f yur if Mike Gilliland M .,.ri F S i mental: i Chyerl Cole , N Jennie Murr VV V V Randy Kettler n ii '.ii' i' g FW J . Robin Nelson .. A W Q L 4 ' sg ..:, Claude O'Dell ii -i l -ff? 3 .32 ag ' V gg, Karen Shaull 'W ' V Wi f i, 43 if V g , 'W M fwf Debra Murr 4 'T H i' , iii' f J if f 7 'i,A . oi. ,A is J H ii ,H J V .4 Kevin Good A- A H V . Bonnie Marsh i-ir E a , - A , , David Gregg A Q, 5 a i is or F 1 i . Dennis Huff . ,.'i iii Judy Wier 1 i t Z ,, y - f ' Brenda Frank , I , -, VV Eau ifi 2, Terry Toms A Kathi Denoff is .. Q l Lewis Tolly i V an at m y fi' Q Q qv, .5 . J Vicky McRae , y Ii -7' Steve Haupt .-,, :I I - ,. 3: IVV K I ! I ,., n Karen Lee ' L .zr K ' ' Eff Eddy Virgin r Laurel Johnson 5 F - Bobb Lon f1 , -F at 5 f 'r' 4 Z 1 ,'4, ' 'V fu , 1 B ' A ' D y 8 'EW' '95 'J A' ir. L 1 A ouglas Bays - I 5, Y' 'ty f,x,M,,!a Q4-fir Try N C N A i I , ,.,. L 7 I A K a zzw A is? Oman OX ffl R H ' 'Q ,, . ' - , L A r rry J f' Roger 101165 x wi tina: nl.: -riy 1 -s AAN Douglas Bryant Jack Williamson Y J . Doris Feldman A L O A .ar-gl ,Q r 3' 4- Picture ' r A - R A -V 5 Freddy Baker A , .1 b iv-J , Q'-'Q A Mary Jane Read 0 VLH El le W , i A . . ,,,:: -1 Johnn Nichols f ' M , Y krirwlh' ' Wax .L it i -- -5.r ,M Mi A Jerry Ostrander ,V y 5 X Kandis Patterson H P5 W h ' y .21 G ,. S f.. AM M . - Jim Filtingberger ji ft h Brenda Francis A 5 f'i' ' fir, L 5 7 Steve Stainbrook rf' 5 V -w J ,, ,. 1, ff' it imidew . . lm Larry Trinkle y Bernie Johnston g V dy we ,F if I N Rodney Mangold , 3, J y f ri, A2 f E M, . Merrilee Marsh i Randall Benbrook J 'ViV,, , J' --r. , ,. , Qiaffif qxx , Q I President--Lois Moore V I V H V Vice-Pres. --Rudy Obermeier wvpix J gi an . f y wi.. Secretary--Janet Stainbrook V- .lily , fly, ji' Treasurer--Mitzi Allen qi COLOR: Red and Blue l . FLOWER: Pink Carnation Louie Defbyshlre MOTTO: We Will Work for Our Future Grade Pfmclpal Daryl Ramsey EIGHTH GRADE SNAPS 8thGfadeTeaChef Grade boys Grade girls Seventh Grade coming upstairs to Science, Phys, Ed, Phys. Ed. Math, and English. 1 naw, Ha: we W.. .rwzrum l lst Grade- -Making Jack-o-lanterns 6th Grade--Masquerade Cheerleaders 4th Grade--Doing our arithmetic 3rd Grade-- 7th Grade-- Trip to water plant Making tree decorations 2nd Grade--Reading 2nd Grade--Arithmetic story time Band Spring '66 CHRISTMAS FROG RAM Winter Wonderland Spar1ish-- 4th Grade-- Christmas Carolers Search for Lodging Frosty the Snowman .l m ' lima If A l ff :sssiamQ2is-412s-is W -f- iaia+.wW Q M Ng Special Education Seventh Grade Studying M-1 Fifth Grade First Grade making Valentines Christmas Program N Seventh Grade Basketball Squad Eighth Grade Basketball Squad S? ' Fifth Grade working hard. Third Grade watching picture being taken. 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Q , ,, , l ,y ' NICK'S HY-KLAS Groceries, Meats Frozen Foods, Drug Items Meat Processing Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 Ph. l9 La Cygne, Kansas Congratulations to the Class of i967 La Cygne Journal Take Your Home Paper R. F. 8 Eleanor Rose Congratulations to the Class of l967 Smith Hardware La Cygne Kansas Vawter's Drug Store I , Haupt Construction Drugs, School Supplies, Sodas Artic Ice Cream Cgmpgny La Cygne Kansas EXCAVATING Congratulations to the Senior Class of i967 People's Mutual Telephone Co. David Thompson, Manager La Cygne Kansas Congratulations to the CLASS of l967 Robert Haupt Phone 5 Congratulations Class of I967 LINN counrv FARMER La Cygne Mound City A farm organization owned and operated by over three hundred farm families in Linn County. Organized to strengthen their purchasing and marketing power Farming is a great lite CO-OP MAKES IT BETTER Congratulations to the Seniors of l967 from MURR'S CONOCO JACK LINDSEY AUCTIONEER l6OR La Cygne, Kansas Make your own market by selling at auction Call at my expense Congratulations to the Class of l967 S 81 D MOTOR SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of l967 Neal Driskill Congratulations to the Seniors of l967 HEWITT BROS. OIL COMPANY La Cygne Kansas BEST WISHES PAT'S HOBBY SHOPPE Congratulations to the Class of I967 Pat Gilliland and Mildred Bidwell For a full measure of ORDER,PEACE,AND HAPPINESS , to the Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS of I967 Class of i967 JET FLOW BOSWELL'S MANUFACTURING CO. HOUSE OF FABRICS Phone 69 La Cygne Kansas La Cygne Kansag Congratulations to the Class of I967 TRADING POST STO RE Eldon Johnson and Harold Queen Congratulations to the Class of I967 from H8.JCAFE Harold and Juanita Hoaglan Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I967 IRWlN'S La Cygne's Growing Department Store La Cygne P Kansas , V,,Z gifffgfffw :leieiefiiiiiifiigiigilri 1 gi Zgqwiz M,uMW, , r tviiw' ,,.. 1 A 'tw - C, , A. . Litas I A A,.. Mwmwwslfwf ,ZAA,, 4 .Elks 2 A - Vryk qu m ' L fi I iii gil 4 W,,,,,,,,.,..,...,.,.-,,----1---I I 4 i M sswu Q52 HWhere Your Dollar Has More Centsu HARDBTYS 5 8. 104 STORE Wayne and Violet Hardisty La Cygne Kansas F L SUPERETTE Groceries Fresh Meat and Produce rozen Foods Drug Items Phone 202 3 CYQWS Kansas LA CYGNE APPLIANCE STORE TV, Radio, And Refrigerator Sales and Service Electrical Supplies John Smith, Prop. Phone 53 Congratulations to the Seniors of l967 From BROWN'S SERVICE STATION Congratulations BLAKER LUMBER 'C th Classoof T967 8. GRAIN COMPANY Congratulations MARJORIES Class of l967 DARI DELUXE Phone 35 La Cygne Kansas Maxine's Beauty Salon Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of '67 La Cygne Truck Lines to the Class of i967 Raymond Good Phone l69 Maxine Mooney La Cygne Kansas Congratulations to the Congratulations to the Seniors of l967 Senior Class of l967 from Farms, Home, and Business Properties - Farm and Home The Friendly Standard Loans - Notary Public 0'I Fc'm'IY Wade Realty and Ins. Mr. 5 Mrs. John Rhynerson, Gary and J. T. Roy M. Wade La Cygne Phone 225 Kansas Congratulations Class of i967 School Bus Transportation Phone 23 CLIFF FILTINGBERGER 'NH Congratulations to the Class of l967 From CHAMPION TEXTILE FINISHING COMPANY Congratulations to the Congratulations to the Seniors of I967 From Senior Class of l967 JAMES AND BERTHA OPAL MILLER g PERSONS LAUNDERETTE IiZ.iEZlI?fSf.fIO The Best Place to Wash R. F. and Eleanor Rose, Owners Uwe Appreciate Your Patronage Dan C. Ross, President La Cygne, Kansas Ph. 2l2 All of the photographs in this annual were taken by ll E. Wall Fort Scott, Kansas Ph. 345 Congratulations to Seniors of l967 MR. AND MRS. LC- FRANK ROBERT TEAGARDEN BETTER BUILT HOMES Congratulations John George Richard Class of '67 T Phone 6M La Cygne, Kansas Congratulations Seniors of '67 , , Drive safely and live Marie 5 Beauty Shop to enjoy a successful future. Congratulations to the Good Luck Class of I967 Farris Mobile Slofion Marie Baird THE FARRIS FAMILY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I967 STAINBROOK WHOLESALE Tires--Tubes--Batteries Complete line of Parts Hunting Equipment--Guns, Snell, etc. Cars--Trucks--Tractors La Cygne, Kansas Phone ZI Congratulations to the Class of I967 Dick Frank SHOCO ALUMINUM Awnings, Patio Covers, Carports, Storm Windows, and Doors Free Estimates and All Work Guaranteed Financing Available La Cygne, Kansas Ph.-IHHJ C0 '9 a'CUlatl0nS Congratulations Class of I967 to the Senior Class of I967 M'll I G-C-R Cor Wash I er nsurcnce Agency La Cygne Kansas Cleve Miller Congratulations Congratulations to the to the Class of i967 Class of i967 HROMEK CAFE FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulances John and Elsie Flowers For All Occasions Phone 9l La Cygne, Kansas Congratulations to the Class of l967 Wade Agricultural Products Crushed Rock and Ag-Lime Quarry Locations Butler, Mi550Uri Drexel, Missouri La Cygne, Kansas Mound City, Kansas Ivan and Barbara Wade Congratulations to the McRae's Groceries Class of i967 Ice--Ice Cream . 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C X I 74' ,sf 1 1' f s f , W R , .5123 'ff' . .94 , K 1 4 Off I ,aff 044 WV!! ,f., l . .4 QW' ACTIVITIES AND HON ERS WON FASHION SHOW 1. Spring Styles 2. New Fashions SENIOR PLAY 3. Our Miss Brooks 4. Play Properties 5. Making thunder 6. Look what I found! JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 7. Swinging Seniors 8. Faculty table 9. A special night 10. Lively Vibrations MUSIC FESTIVAL 11. Watch your cue! 12. Boy's Glee Club 13. Are you ready? 14. I-Iigh School Band EMPORIA TRACK MEET 15. Dude in action 16. Discus Throwing FHA INSTALLATION 17. FHA officers 18. FHA ceremonies BACCALAUREATE 19. Sth Grade 20. Seniors 21. Speakers 22. Marching in CLASS DAY 23. Our Song 24. Reading Class will 25. A Swinging Song GRADUATION 26. We made it! 27. Marching down 28. Linda Ross FFA 29. Marty's project 30. FFA Award winners 31. FFA Banquet REMEDIAL READING 32. Learning how 33. An exciting story r