Menifee County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Frenchburg, KY)

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DEDICATION Miss Motley is a member of American Association of Schools Administrators, Kentucky Education Association, Kappa Delta Pi, a Honorary Education Fraternity and Delta Kappa Gama, a Honory Education Sorority. Miss Motley became Superintendent of Menifee County Schools in 1947. Since that time it has been a time of progress for the Menifee County Schools. The following is a list of some of the accomplishments: 1. Built the Menifee County High School. 2. Initiated and brought about National School Lunch Program in all Menifee Schools. 3. Brought about county wide school transportation for both elementary and high school pupils. 4. Worked toward the passing of a legislative program to improve education in Kentucky. 5. Introduced first National Vocational Home Economics Program in the Menifee County Schools. 6. Immediate Plan-New Grade School in South- eastern part of County. Miss Motley has always given a helping hand when it is needed. Her love for school children of this county is undoubtedly one of her greatest assets as an educator, although she has many. We salute you, Miss Motley, and dedicate this yearbook to you, our friend. Senior Class 1964

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START Editor Willa Deane Faulkner Assistant Editor ANNUAL STAFF Business Manager Barbara Bates Prophecy Janet Back-Janice Gibbs

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MISS GEORGE ALICE MOTLEY Superintendent of the Menifee County Schools