Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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NINETEEN fltfW™.Y« tttrX T I-i K MULVANE SEVENTEEN UPtetttUe ItttU lUctCK HIGH SCHOOL ©ttt- faculty You say you would like to know something moie about our faculty? Why, they ' re alright. Getting along tine. They are the best the Seniors have known in a long time. They are all here tor business, and each tends strictly to his or her cwn business, when not tending to that of someone else. It might be hard for one not acquainted with our faculty to learn much about them through this writeup, on account of it ' s not being entirely authentic. But, however. I might say of our super- intendent that he is just like some little kid, although dressed in man ' s clothes, coming to school with his pockets full of peanuts and candy. Always sharing with those poor needy ones who come to the office. He is a very busy man, but always has time to talk (his main occupation). He is always equal to the situation, and in general quite clever. If you need any help or information, ask him. He is our walking newspaper, encyclopedia, calendar, dictionary, and in general an informa- tion buieau. He luiows most everything. Handy? He certainly is. He saves us lots of time in searching for things we don ' t know. He is the leader and stand by of the Senior class, and he tries to see to it that they know all be knows before xhey graduate. What is his name? Mr. W. W. Curfman. Physics? Oh, yes, Mr. J. A. Glover teaches that. He is our principal. He also teaches some of the minor classes, such as Freshman algebra. Where does he get his world of knowledge? Oh, I suppose from the same place the other teachers get theirs, THE ALMANAC. Is he helpful? Yes, indeed, we couldn ' t get along without him. Athletics? Yes, that is where he shines, and also with the Junior girls. He is our football coach. Yes, Miss Ruth Meeker teaches English. Faithful? Well. I guess. She is doing her very best to impart her knowledge to us. German is also one of her specialities. She is especially helpful to the Freshmen, those poor downtrodden creatures. She takes pity on them and helps them over any of their troubles or difficulties. Strict? Yes, that is Miss Edith Campbell. Maybe some of you knew it before, but she is just as jolly as can be (outside of school hours). She has been here two years, and the pupils have learned to toe the mark in her classes. Helpful? She certainly is. She will do most anything for you except tell you the examination questions. She is a product of M. H. S. and we are proud of her. She teaches mathe- matics and history. More? Yes, just one, last, but not least. Did you know she was making some good cooks? Yes, she teaches domestic science. I expect she will get me for telling you this, but if you don ' t know it, you will soon find out that strict is her middle name. She ' s got ' em all beat. The high school orchestra would suffer without her helpful guidance. Our faculty is the pride of our school. We wish to thank the school board for using such good judgment in selecting our faculty. We wish them all success in the future and a position in M. H. S. next year. Ruby Canaday — Ask Cecil. Page 9