Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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BACK ROW, L. TO R. : Mrs. Henderson, sponsor; Wanda Hayes, Arlene Lewis, Vivian Kilts, Bonnie Papenhaus, Agnes Nett. Deloris Melton, Anita Seeget, Grace Prins, Mary Jane Blankenship, Ernestine Riddle, Sue Armstrong, Joyce Aimes, Mrs. Compton, sponsor. FRONT ROW: Jennis Reusser, Marilyn Bobbitt, Delores Niblack, Treva Bradberry, Marilyn Smith. Beverly Walker, Charlene Millen, Mary Beth Birkhead, Doris Armstrong, Shirley Millen, Connie Leatherman. The Drill Squad is a branch of Pep Club for any girl who wants to belong and buys the uniform. They perform with the band at games. Jennis Reusser, Sophomore; Marilyn Bobbitt, Junior; Shirley Millen, Senior; Connie Leatherman, Junior. Pcft( ' -V i c,e v Courtesy of MARSH GAS STATION The Pep Club is an organization for any student who pays the dues and helps support the team. One of the high lights of the year was the presentation of the Alma Mater to the school which was written by G. C. Daniels, senior. The lyrics which he composed are: Across the fields of waving grain, There stands our high school called Mulvane. Alma Mater will shine bright, And always be our guiding light. Through the halls our laughter rings , Above the wars what peace it brings. God protect our precious claim, And always watch o ' er dear Mulvane. m

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SC a 20 « «23 ■n •»»1Z|- £m acS , yt C9 .0 =ss m u H • , ' 2 3 a.) 1 »- lUlVANE HIGH SCHOOL MULVANE. KANSAS GRADE SCHOOL STUDENT )|A9Mir ONI Ad. Pr. )9e $ «. Tjt, U 2fi 05§ » «-»zt- C l o .0 : £S§ m t« . z tS ' - ' ui 0. ■ D « , ■; . S »:;;= wm CC s SD 2 5 - ■ .3E .«J •■ ' rn77n j to a • IZh. M «» .0 = ss? » V ; « »5S z » JJ ■ Ci - » . ' 2§ 5 °- » f MVU CC ' 5 S3 w t v.; J k 2fC(Ul( KULViNE HIGH SCHOOl MUIVANE, KANSAS 1 .; CRAPE SCHOOL STUDENT fOIAJ. ADMIT ONf Ad. Pr. tSe St. Tx, to fcSeM lit I n ■Him I in iULVANE HIGH SCHOOL MULVANE, KANSAS CRADE SCHOOL STUDENT 1 20 |CSJ| I c ' AOMIT ON ■W. Pr. I9o Ji. Tx. Ic I tOlAt, I Quill type is a service organization composed of fifteen seniors and fifteen juniors. It is a select group, the members being elected when they are juniors. If the member makes ten points in the two years he is in Quill Type, he is awarded a sterling silver pin at the end of his senior year. Points are made by working in the ticket office at the gate, maj ing posters or hand- bills or performing various other duties. This year ' s officers are; Cecil Howard, president; Charlene Lewis, vice-president; LaVonna Pitts, secretary; Marylou Bowlby, treasurer. Compliments of WAYNE R. BOLAN LUMBER COMPANY BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Merle McKean, Jim Btadbetry, G. C. Daniels, Gary Richards, Harlan Snyder, Gary Snow, Larry Peckham, Larry Carver, Jerry Webster. SECOND ROW: Cecil Howard, Kay Daniels, Kirsten Radford, Barbara Reed, Marylou Bowlby, Connie Leatherman, Marilyn Bobbit, Shirley Millen, Royal McCaskey, Bob Wheeler. THIRD ROW: Jim Paris, Charlotte Shelton, Barbara Knox, Joan Church, Faye Woods, Norma Jean Mullins, Bessie Goodin, Francis Shoemaker, Charlene Lewis, LaVonna Pitts. Sponsors are Mrs. Turner, Mr. Ingram and Mr. Goodwin. f r» S(i o ' . J .

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TCaxfeXtei. As the years go by we will remember the fun we had in Kayettes. This year we worked toward the 1000 point award. All the girls participated in nnemorizing the pledge and declaration of privileges. Faculty sponsors are Miss Titus and Miss Molzen. Motto: Today For Tomorrow. Pledge: 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 an community, to understand the pre-eminent power of a vital religion and to help pass on to future members and association which will be a source of joy and- satisfaction. Slogan: Laugh, Love, Lift. Officers above: Faye Woods, president, Norma Jean MuUins, vice-president, Lorene Copeland, treasurer, Charlotte Shelton, secretary. Officers below: Kay Daniels, point director, JoAnn Lewallen, co-program chairman, Connie Leatherman, world service, Dianne Lockhart, publicity, Karen Marsh, school service, Charlene Lewis, song leader, Connie Hughes, pianist, and Ila Davis, community service. J ' fl f « 0 Compliments of O.