Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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FIRST ROW: Delores Reusser, Norman Wells, Dona Orrell, Kenneth Ferguson, Carlotta Birkhead, Gary Summers, Nor- ma Brown, Jerry Bachman, Marilyn Wolf. SECOND ROW: Shirley Calvin, Charles Copeland, Kay Booth, Jim Turkle, Patsy Church, Edward Rockwell, Joetta Flower, Howard Moore, Carrie Smith. THIRD ROW: Barbara Shoup, Dick Deaver, Margaret Apperson, Joel Packard, Jonny Logan, Sidney McKinley, Bill Kimble, Betty Coffey. FOURTH ROW: Jack Stout, Gary Howard, Robert Howard, Jaunita Walton, Wilma Matney, Larry Galvan, Don Orrell, Vernon Storey. FIFTH ROW: Gary Munow, Everett Mc- Adam, Gayle Galvan, Claibourne Walker, Bruce Hand. L i ' uduatina i iadd Eighteen members of the senior class have attended Mulvane Public Schools together since the first grade. These seniors are: Jim Turkle, Kenneth Ferguson, Delores Reusser, Norma Brown, Gayle Galvan, Gary Summers, Sidney McKinley, Betty Coffey, Bar- bara Shoup, Charles Copeland, Joetta Flower, Carrie Smith, Gary Howard, Norman Wells, Bill Kimble, Jonny Logan, Robert Howard, Larry Galvan. SALUTATORIAN Kay Booth VALEDICTORIAN Shirley- Calvin

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' fff ' 4 . FIRST ROW: J. Farris, C. Ferguson, u. Kester, J. Webster, I Peckham, J. Reddick, M. Deffen- baugh, D. Buchanan. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Jackson, K. Simon, D. Davis, J. Van Deest, G. C. Daniels, D. Deffenbaugh, F. Dorsey, D. Simon. THIRD ROW: B. Dickey, D. Lambky, G. Bartho- lomew, W. Danley, V. Tarr, Coach G. Goodwin. 54 rcLck e earn This year ' s track team worked hard, and even though their record wasn ' t out- standing the boys deserve much credit. Every evening, rain or shine, these boys could be fou nd running laps around the football field, taking exercises, practicing for events, and improving their techniques. It has often been stated that if a boy is a good track man, he will be good in almost any sport. The Wildcats sent one man to state this year. Bill Dickey placed fourth in the 440. His time, 50. 5, was within a second of the state record, 49. 7. Bill, along with six other lettermen, will return next year. They are Larry Peckham, Jim Reddick, Jerry Webster, Frank Dorsey, Marion Deffenbaugh, and Earl Steinle. ycheciute Derby March 29 Fredonia April 10 Clearwater April 16-17 K. U. Relays May 3 League May 7-8 Regional May 14-15 State

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m Gary Summers standing Senior Athlete Award. Aunlor- enlor ( Sunauet Senior Will. resident, Bill Dickey, and Senior Class Prej dent, Dick Deaver, with their dates at the Banquet. 1 an d Bruce Hand and Dona Orrell relaxing between dances. Norman Wells an. Pat Church are happy to be dancir The Mixed Quartet, all seniors, sing with feeling the Alma Mater. ' ' M t yenior Arivcircls Charles Copeland completes the Cla History. An outstanding band for a memorable Coach Jackson rewards senior iistributin- Marching down the aisle for the last time. n bniriey Calvin delivering her valedictorian speech. Mr. Cook seems happy to award Charles Copeland, Dick Deaver, and Barbara Shoup All-around Student Awards. hi ' -n Ga le Galvan presents school with trophies.