Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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J(a CLuelleS f tu I will, as a member of the Kansas Association for Youth, endeavor to maintain the high ideals of my organization, to make my personality a positive influence in the life of my school and community, to understand the pre-eniment power of a vital religion, and to help pass on to future members an ass ociation which will be a source of joy and satisfaction, is the pledge of the Kayetts and it is their duty to do all the above mentioned items. They are awarded in points by the State Kay- ettes Organization. They are trying for the 6, 000 point award this year. Their motto is: Today for Tomorrow The Kayettes slopaii is: Laugh, Love, Lift Initation Ceremony The seniors initated the new members by telling them the requirements of a Kay- ette and what is expected of them as Kay- 70 00 oo Cabinet Officers D. Howard, Publicity Chairman; B. Higgs, Party Chairman; M. Wolf, School Service; K. Radford, Co-Party Chairman; B. Knox, Song- leader; N. MuUins, Community Service; Miss Molzen, Sponsor; B. Shoup, President; F. Woods, Vice-President; S. Calvin, Secretary; P. Bradberry, Treasurer; K. Booth, Point Director; Mrs. Tarr, Co-Sponsor. Courtesy of MULVANE LUMBER COMPANY h LONG EQUIPMENT COMPANY

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• . S ' ' % ' ' % MULVAME CHAPTER 5.5 . Learning to do, doing to learn, learn- ing to live, living to serve, is the motto of the Future Farmers of America, an agricultural club for boys. Mulvane ' s fifty seven members strive to live up to this ideal, and as a result their chapter is one of the most active in the state. The annual F. F. A. banquet was held in the high school cafeteria on December 3. The guest speaker was Dr. P. H. Stephens of Wichita. Greenhands, shown in the picture at the right, served the meal to the senior members and their guests. 19 Officers of the F.F. A. are pictured from left to right: Everett McAdams, sentinal; Jack Stout, reporter; Jerry Bachman, secretary; Bruce Hand, treasurer; Darrel Thompson, vice- president; Lee Doyen, sponsor; James Myers, president.

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I ally myself with the nation-wide Fellowship of the Hi-Y by accepting the purpose: To cre- ate, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Any boy in high school is eligible to join Hi-y. Their project this year was food baskets for needy families at Christmas time. Here the boys are enjoying a rec- reational period following their regular meeting. OFFICERS. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Armstrong, Pro- gram Chair-man; B. Kimble, treasurer; L. Galvan, V. Presi- dent; RoUo Iverson, President. SECOND ROW: William Tarr. sponser; N. Wells, Secretary; B. Howard, Devotions chair- man. 21