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

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V-TEENS '4 J 141 ,-. ' s I 9 If U ,. P' I ,gf If tw. ff f p , W , K f5'v 'L YV 1 y 5, 1 s if is -4 HI-V ' A Rs T fag . ' shim Y-Teen Club The YLTeen club, under the sponsorship of Kiss Wilda Greeley, had 28 members this year. The cabinet consisted of Pres., Lavona Schmidt, Vice-pres., Mary Anna Brown, Sec., Reta Price, Treas., Ramona Price, Pianist, Patty Davis and 5 Committee Chairmen. The largest project of the club was the carnival which was held in conjunction with the Hi-Y. Other functions were the serving of a tea in honor of the mothers and other YWCA mem- bers, a party at which the Hi-Y boys and the Faculty were guests, and the serving of refreshments for the annual Co-op meetinq. Five 7irls attended the winter conference which was held at Ashland, Kansas on October 26. Two girls were elected to go to the summer camp at Camp Sedan this year. in--A 1N.., ll, .I ,Q ,Q Hi-Y Club The Hi-Y is a member of the National Hi-Y and the State Hi-Y organizations. The club has 28 members this year and the following officers: Pres., George Windleg Vice-Pres., David Wooleryg Sec., lhck Norris: Trees., Jim Headrick and Program Chairman, Walter The Hullinville Hi-Y club has had Price. a very successful year as they participated in putting on the carnival and entertained the Y-Teens at a chili supper and skate. The club also participated in the Kansas Hi-Y model Leqislature in which Walter Price! David Woolery and George Windle attended the pre-legislature conference at Hays, Kansas. Walter Price and David Woolery attended the model Legislature at Topeka, Kansas where Walter was a Senator. This Page Sponsored By Bucklin State Bank and J. F. McCarty Bucklin, Ks. Bucklin, Ks. 12 I v ., ,Q 1f,,' f,f'3fis ' I if q 4 42 Adi'

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Band Boys' Glee Club YANC fhe send his USUN H very successful group this yecr, both as n concert and as Q Dep band ketball games. They went State Fair at Uutctinson, lfsic f9Sbi'a1 at Dcdre Ci xl Yinnescah League combined tival at Pratt fni their Q dnl Fall concerts, nt t'o footbqll ond bas- to the kansas the District ty, the Pratt school fes- unuul Sprixr BCVS GLIE CLUB The Boys Glee Club is a larfer group than last year, and hopes to keep on growinf. This mroup started with sim- ple two-part music and has advanced to some four-part music. This shows their interest and how they try to do better work, and at the same tire find enjoy- ment in singing. They were in the voc- al festival at Pratt, spring concert, and festival at Dodge City. SPCFSCRED EY Dillcns Food Co. Q Williams Furniture Greensburm, Hans. Greensburf, Kansas