Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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The Anniial King and Queen Valentine dance was one long to be remembered. It was held Saturday night Feb. 12 in the auditorium. Each class elected candidates and one penny a vote was charged. Each class had projects to raise money for their candidates. Kenny Lowrance and Bessie Goodin, seniors, were the King and Queen. The auditorium was decorated very attractively. The Student Council spent much of their time and efforts in preparing the decorations and making plans for the dance. Proceeds from the projects were used to finance this year ' s annual. ATTENDANTS AND THEIR ESCORTS WERE: Caxole Hess and Danell Davis, sophomore; Arlene Lewis and Dick Peckham, fteshmen; Kay Daniels and Jim Prins, junior; and the King and Queen, Bessie Goodin and Kenny Lowrance, seniors. .-n Congratulations grad iating class of ' 55. DR. DANIEL J. McATEE. J

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T H E r ' ! S«4i». ..; 1955 W .©me iH9 3 M smM Hi g| 1 1 1 We, the class of 1954-1955, dedicate this annual to progress... mental, physical and social. We leave this beautiful school to a community that shows for- site and interest in the youth who will be the citizens of tomorrow. We look forward to the future of Mulvane in the hope that it will contain good leaders and dutiful citizens because of the training re- ceived in these buildings. Mulvane High School Mulvane, Kansas L D C A T

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lNNUAL sale ends I poultry judging team vvhicli placed y.i. Two weeks of the annual sales show j in the contest at Mound Ridge last liat 45 percent of the students have jear. ought annuals. The sale started | ruesday, October 19, and ended Wed., s ' ovember 3. It is hoped that final allies will show a 100 pef- he student body. I M.H BANP ATTENDS .!i was giv en ana uic o .u.u L..i,...,. - lepped onto ' j of tne main street for their final part in jhown t!ie Hallowe ' en parade. Following the parade tlic bands gathered at the interesction of Sumit •■•I 5lh .Avenue i r ■■ mass concert di- recrcatiun period a m the M ul V J n e- Clearwatc VIICHL HOWARD VCTIVE IN AG Michl Howard, sen ' as been in ag for tour )n a farm sontlieast las plenty of opport jrojects . He has hel he farming and has a )wn. He also has a coi. reifers and one cow. t. lOdS projects, such as iy .abinets. He was on M.H.S. BAND ATTEN W.U. BAND DAY The high school ba j Kansas liigh s A ' zA tlie aunvial 1. ni ' , L-rsity ol W ' iclii vember 6. The Blacl iiaji ' l ' . a tlu: ..Mily lal iti F.H.A. TO INVITE DERBY CHAPTER , e monthly meeting of the K ■emakers of America, it w invite the Derby chapter one of Mulvane ' s nieetini Derby ' s lir t year in orga .;,, The t wwi will be on t! vember lo, in the hii . ' l hi ' lui I. luig will iiiitiati u cif the nt iC club, .rt gave a ryiort on t nee attenilvd by sixte ' -J, on Saturady, Octob alhcrnian read a po« Jesus Comes To Yo k-as given as a readi then told the gro jackets which may ly girl in the club. iFjiiance. Tl ilh : faiifa square, playiijg,,Hail, Hr.il and Turkey STANDING, L. TO R. : Miss Titus, sponsor; Norma McKee, assistant ad sales manager; Don Gold- smith, sports editor; Bill Dickey, assistant sports editor; LaVonna Pitts, ad sales manager; LaRue Barth, layout editor. SEATED, L. TO R. ; Charlene Lewis, assistant book sales manager; Mary June Pyeatt, book sales manager; Jim Paris, assistant business manager; Marylou Bowlby, business manager; Cecil Howard, editor; Norma Jean Mullins, assistant editor; Shirley Millen, copy editor; Kenny Lowrance, assistant photographer; Michl Howard, chief photographer uo, tnen into a through his efforts : XPRESS THANK High School studei the .American Legi le building and the i itsheJ for the dat . who attended had ling and plenty to ea uMCrht ev ' e MaUy be ad ANNUAL STAFF etjuippet Ji I J COMPLETION innasiuni, which is p g school, is almost f jor area is 54X90, rei irt. CECIL HOWARD ,oa editor ;hc laculty are pr - v,( they hi Seniors of ' 54- ' 55 had a cake Saturday at the National Brands Store. The funds raised from the cake sale will help finance dances and oilier [class projects. ANNOUNCE SIX WEEKS HONOR ROLL The annual staff is a selected group from the Journalism class. The remain- ing part of the Journalism class helped get the annual ready by doing different jobs assigned to them by the staff. The annual staff worked very hard in collecting and taking pictures and selling advertisements to make this an annual to be proud of. At times the students wondered if they would meet all deadlines, but everyone worked hard to complete the pages on time . We hope the student body enjoys this annual as much as we have en- joyed producing it. The Staff which all the 1 . - tormation bands during Saturda en por con Mulvane .Ag boys wil Turn all pictures ; Mr. Doven. ciidab MARYLOU BOWLBY 2 business manager Threat , a film based ill and a film on the CI llvane football game v members at a recent H meetmg. The group jcct for the uiyhl ,-.1 the Wichiia. . li Hi.V „■ ■,. -J tall- discussed a school l year and a recrea .. I (. ' . . building . Haggony, advisor ,h„ ,.,.,. .n Yc !d 1 Courtesy of NATIONAL BRANDS ippreciated. articles into completed in the norliiwest part of the new high school building and the offices, health room, niin;i - rc»nni nrf r »;f m itii c- n-iU K. tti - e ' - -J f ■ •» J I ry Carver, Larry Peckham, Jim 1 ' and Frank Dorscy attended a H conference at El Dorado Oct. 24. 1