Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

Page 10 text:

f '1 . 2 Y.-1-Q.. .-y,.-.':f.-- 11 Y - ' I .,, AJ- C. F. Horuu E. XV. 'l'uuoCKx1ou'1'oN FRANK REYNOLDS Board of Education The satisfaction of service to one,s community is the reward of a member of the Board of Education. The people of Mulvane are very fortunate in having three successful business men who are willing to give freely of their time in building up a strong school system. Mr. E. XV. Throekmorton has lJCCl1 president of the Mulvane Board of Education for the past ten years, and that his service to the com- munity has been appreciated, is attested by the fact that he was last year unanimously elected to serve his fifth consecutive term. Mr. C. F. Hough, after filling out the unexpired term of his predecessor, has been three times elected to the office of treasurer. The people expressed their appreciation of Mr. Hough's service to the schools by casting an unani- mous vote for his re-election this year. Mr. Frank Reynolds is a native of this community and a graduate of the Mulvane High School. He is one of tl1e younger successful business men of the community and is serving his first term as clerk of the Board. By his keen interest in edu- cation and his willingness to work and co-operate, Mr. Reynolds is prov- i11g himself a valuable member of the Board. Page six Dio r M- A 1 T y --I -

Page 9 text:

x l s In of 'Qs if f us? ii-eff i ii A . as fi -'fszmffc -- ' .5 ' ' MR. MLHMUNN Mr. McMunn, who l1as served as custodian of the High-School build- ing for the last six years, is one of the lnost efficient, industrious, and obliging custodians tllat it is possible for the local school authorities to employ. Mr. McMunn is the regular pastor ot' the local United Brethern Church, and because of his interest in the spiritual and moral welfare of the fllllll'Cll, of the schools and of the conununity at large, he naturally exercises a splendid Christian influence on the lives of the young people with whom he comes in daily contact. ,x ' : , Page Five J- A 'Q uw 12 'A u' an 'J x,, 121'

Page 11 text:

P. T. A. 1'1'cs1'clc11l ssss . , ,. c I i. R, Cmxcxiiixx l7I.l'f'-PI'l'.iI'l1I'lIf ,. , Srifr. J. C. SMITH St f'I'l'llllI'll,, , , .. s . Y .,. Home FIQLLER TI'l'flSlll'l'l',,, . , c s, Y , , ,, v,,, Y . I, B, Rin' Thc Mulvzlnc P3l'Plll-'ll0tiCl1G1' Association was organizcd in Novem- bcr. 192-ft. Thc Ulf.-f21lllZZlll0ll is nation-wide with statc and local branches The ohjcct ot' thc association is to bring thc home and school closer togcthcr, and to further co-operation hetwecn purcnts und tcachcrs in Child XXYGlfZll'0 work. 'l'hc association mc-cts regularly cuch month and prohlcnis of thc hoinc and school urc uhly discusscd by tcuchcrs und parents. Monday night of each wcck has hccn designatcd as Homo Night ut which tinlc no school, church. ol' Ctllllllllllllly cxcrciscs arc hcld. Thc association also pnrchascd tl sct of SlklIltl2lI'Cl-NV0lQlll scalcs for the grads school. lVlCl1lbCI'SllllJ at the prcscnt timc IlllIlllJE'l'S sixty-thrcc, with a growing organization. Page 24-In-li