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

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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

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Cheer Leaders Ydry Anna drown Zleta Fendriok lfqfllls Dean Pep Club The pep club consisted of members of the student Rody that followed the Ti3er's team and cheered them on. They were well represented in every rwhe tle Tirers played. The pep clue pwt on veri- ous essen lies during the year. Club members as :ell fs the cheer leaders helped to mike these as- semblies ore interestinr. The pep club tried h'rd to leee wr the team spirit and to be food sports et all tires. The cheer leaders joined the cheer lrsders of the other lensue towns in Pratt to sell edvertisinf for prosrams sold during the Pratt Ccwitf L nrue TOUTHHRGHfn Sponsored by: CL-CP GRCCBXY and 3 ffl 3013, PLLL HALL, SELAFIV? RITIK Q