Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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CHEERLEADERS Connie Leather Minnie Jo Tarr Carlotta Birkhead Barbara Davis ' er, Norma Patsy Classen, Kay Daniels, Marilyn Bobbit, Shirley Millen, Charlotte Shelton, Delores Reusset, Norma McKee, Karla Summers, Marilyn White, Kay Barth, Lou Ann Woods, La Vonn Pitts, Kirsten Radford, Dona Ortell, Barbara Reed, Charlene Millen, Treva Blankenship, Francis Shoemaker, Darlene Stanley, Dona Aimes, Emogene Kyle, Bill Dickey, G. C. Daniels, Don Giles, Sharon Eakins, Gary Murrow, Francine Moyer, Marlene Sullivan, Delores Howard, Amy Rowan. Bessie Goodin, LaRue Barth, Jean Hutton, Benita Higgs. Delores Niblack, Jim Turkic, Mary Lou Bowlby. Cecil Howard, Bill Kimble, Skippy Rockwell, Delores Van Deest, Sharon Mills, Jack Kennedy, Diane Lockhart, Carol Gear, Charles Copeland, Barbara Knox, Ha Van Vickie, Jeanette Bullock, Joyce Battholmew, Evelyn HolUngsworth, Lois Armstrong, Jonny Logan, Willa Moore, Donna Davis, Roberts McLeod, Margaret Thomas, Judy Church, Goldie Crouse, Ritha Suait, Ruthin Van Deest, Sue Boyd, Norma Brown, Charlene Lewis, Anita Phillips, Pauy Church, Marilyn Wolf, Mary June Pyeatte, Carol Heller, Pat Boone, Roseland Mead, Anise Apperson, Sally Britin, Margaret Classen, Regina Nett, Sponsot-- Miss Titus, Cheerleadets ' -Catlotta Birkhead, Connie Leatherman, Minnie Jo Tan, and Barbara Congratulations Seniors ! HAMON DRY GOODS 29

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Coach ' s little helpers! Hot Lips ' L l Thirsty, big boy! Blow, Johnson, Blow! Willie the Wildcat. Pooped? ? ( i ¥ ' - ' li Beat that drum. How many ? ? Yakety-Yakety . Tickle the ivories. Bashful boys ? Courtesy of PAUL WHITE ' S SERVICE STATION and HOWARD S GROCERY

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Muivane Meets Lieon Friday Night The Muivane Wildcats travel to Leon this Friday to meet the Lions in their first football game away from home this season. Muivane defeated the Lions Jast year on the home field. 14-0. The ffllirth quarfsc of the game was played in a driving rain. T prtrt has 1ieen defeated twice this dcats ■ ' ' ' ' ' landed Ivane Wildcats ifu ■■ y JL° ;; e ,oca, last ' ' enjng. erry Be nd the r In the narke third 1.J s jax U) r to makM Metcalf ! n 99 after the Cal. ov cred a fumble o ™ the Id Nulik 14 ards for Ve th a bster pass with Wal a lat er J Wildcats were defeated night by the Clearwater In 1 a football game on the In dads IS home field. Schlegael, Indiar S e ts at iback, scorekl their first touchdowi Ult the Kame. The Indians ran ove. point. Carpenter thei and th( each scored er and both point were ,ng, quarter- red his only durins nj. try for the con- 33-0 margin tus tft ilulvane Ties Aalley Center, The Mulv Wild ' alley Center Hornets ight in a second team ;y Center. Early in the first quai [enter Hornets marchf :ie field to score on a Ion. acked by the Hornets fuIlL le conversion the Hornets were ff-sides and were penalized 5 nd the down over. Their secot lis cut short on a har- ' ' ori-le by ulvane | ulvane 1 Football squad, pictured here, coiuists ot the following boys: Norman Wells, Dick Deavers, Paul Armstrong, Dwayne Reusser, Howard Moore, Keith Dulaney, Jack Stout, RoIIo Iverson, Wilbur Prins, Don Orrell, Jerry Bachman, Gayle Galvan, George Garnett, Darrell Thompsoti, Don Stanley, Sidney McKinley, Larry Galvan, John Van Deest, Bruce Hand, Earl Steinle, Robert Howard, Charles Copeland, James Redick, Dennis Simon, Jerry Webster, Paul Satterthwaite, Melvin Trott, Frank Dorsey, Larry Davis, Clyde Bellew, Coach Jesse Jackson, Assistant Coach Gordon Goodwin, and Dean Sullivan, student assistant, are also pictured. I U)ll Over Vildcats 37-0 e halfback, Waynel Derby Panthers to a| over Muivane here Friday! m a Kruelling, gridiron battle.! the first quarter of play thei hers threw a fierce attack at! Vildcats only to fold up yardsi ' the goal, but in the last min-| ' he quarter, John Crum, thei alley C enter bai ij In the last mi Muivane m (uarter. ard of scoring wl mH ti vih ounded. » The w Idcats pla ' o» ' ( v» enter dt fense all n. t PF 6 pat ' RoUo Iverson )0 Co- Captain football The {uard, up for the Wildcats is Center, Jeriy Bachra ice Hand; guard, Don le, Frank Dorsey; tac Howard Moore; end, Jim Redick; Larry D vis; quarterback, jerry .ter; halfback, Dennis Simon; ha ' Johnny Van Deest and fullbacl Steinle. Muivane has another second game scheduled with Clearwater, 20. Derby and Belle Plaine mav be placed on the sctwdntc. During the warm fall afternoons the Wildcat squad found little time for outside activities. When school mates climbed into school buses headed for home and relaxation, the football boys had just begun the hardest part of their day. Kicking, blocking, passing, running, tackling, and inter-team scrimmage prepared them for coming games. After their workout most squad members were willing to climb into bed at ten o ' clock to comply with training regulations . Although the A squad failed to land in the winner ' s column, each player had a Winner ' s spirit. Backed up by a loyal Muivane pep section and by town boosters, Muivane made each game exciting and never forgot the sportsmanship of a good athletic group. the Panthf rs, went over iown . Crum ' s kick for the ell hor.t. Icats came right back on f-lo urge V ithin 12 yards idown , when Wayne Reed a pass and went 45 yards field to score for Derby. i the extra point. This un- lay hrew M ulvane off the Panthe rs scored two 1, b inging the halftime zaies, who was injured -ne, came back in the ' - third quarter, Courtesy of UNRUH ' S CLOTHING e within n pulled down dcats then threw l- was intercepted Darrell Thompson Co-Captain i Eootball game 1 score. iir mmor injuricii en were MarLJteinle, Jack Stout.l ; class, Barbara jnd Rollo IversoD :bs9. and Faye , slight injury ic lore class. Foot- verson crowned school band pre- torts were Joh ., routine and mar- n. Jerry W« ' - lialf-time. i