Mullinville High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Mullinville, KS)

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Senior Class iioisored oy ,cores Store Fourteen little Frcs men enbarked upon their four ycvr voyarc throurh hifh school education in the year nineteen hundred fourty s von. 'ill ohermwn, Ierie Cwcns and Barbara Liller left us thwt ycfr. Forma Vnrtin was elected as Presi- dent of the little rroup. Cvrol Feedrick and Teoree Jindle reiened as King and ,ueen of the Carnival. - ormu resided over thirteen rember. of the Sophomore class the next your. Ile 3op?oxores served the Junior-Senio ianquet to the soft me lodious strains of a Ta: qiisn melody. The eirls were dressef in the Hasaiian native costume of frass skirts and lei. Sze boys dressed it 'Lite seilor suit Thirteen student :tdrtef the Junior yffr. Forma rot married and ther ther were twelve. David foolerj took con- trol of the ship ss Fr silent for the last two yiwrs. A ban quot, with the theme of reflections, was riven in honor of the Seniors. The mcnew rfkine projects were tlc sellinr of nseazine subscription fnd the Junior play n7on't Tale Ky Penry.n Junior rinss were received this jcor. The last year was n busy yeur filled .ith money mnkini projects. Gone of these were: jhc selline of concessions at football and basketball dimes, 9 wllinr pencils with the Ss basketball schedule on them, scllinr of advertising to mer- chants of local towns for the nnrual. The students nlso con- tracted the job of washint the window: of the Qrade school suiliinf, sold Greetinn Cards at Christmas Qi.e gnd sold sub- scriptions to the Pratt Eribune. A ploy H gmricdn Passportn was presented or the niiht of April 15th. SLo Seniors 'ere .'.' honored by a banquet river for them oy the Juniors on April 21. Carol Kendrick loft us ut the first of the fear to fet married, this left eleven Seniors. The Senior clcss has been well represertcf in the nop club in the post yewrs. forms Knrtin, Cwrol Hendrick and Phyllis Deen led the pep club for two years. f'rj A n lrovnx helped cheer the boys to victorj the last year. The Four yowrs of the 3eLior's voyiie throueh cducetion was climaxed by d trip to the Southwestern part of the Wnlted St?'tG So 'M'ulA' '1 has V .f 'V Q., in Q -v2 sf :- uni 'W' M. Mf3,?5yf f I I X