Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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TOU AR O N W HOR raONS ¥3irT5 -miMfLinja ■;::iiii.i5iL-: ' CflfLS? lia ifaLUfTajis Pat Nicholson SECRETARY Norma Higgs PRESIDENT o o Mrs. Hazel Crai SPONSOR if Karen Marsh VICE-PRESIDENT PWA fl Several F.H.A. girls have worked for their Junior and Chapter Degrees this year. All degrees are based upon the achievements of the individual. The motto of the club, Toward New Horizons expresses the purpose of the organization in learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The colors: red and whiteare symbolic of youth; and the flower, the red rose, symbolizes a vibrant, glow- ing health. F.H.A. also has its own meaningful emblem and creed. The F.H.A. activities during the year were a coke party, box supper and square dance, and evening Christmas meeting, F.H.A. week, hostess ' to the district election, and an evening installation of officers and a style show. Genev Cherry TREASURER ' Courtesy of the Dairy King '

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ROW ONE: Dorothy Lambky Jimmy Leatherman Billy Lewallen Jon Lippincott Gerald Love Kennalee Loper ROW TWO: Sandra McCleary Bill McUod Kenny McGee Charlene McPherson Jimmy Moore Mary Ann Moyers ROW THREE: Doug Nossaman Phyllis Palmer Barbara Parker Bobby Papenhaus Ronald Pittman Julie Kay Pitts ROW FOUR: Billy Polk Jerry Price Jack Proctor Sherry Redick Jim Reed Mary Reusser ROW FIVE: Edward Rodgers Nadine Rose Frank Schneider Sue Seeger Dean Smith Pearl Smith ROW SIX: Nancy Swan Dick Todd Jean Ann Vogt Jimmy Wakeland Larry Walker Judy Webster ROW SEVEN Lois Wells Dennis White Carolyn Whitley James Williams Carol York o ' CLASS OFFICERS Sherry Redick, Diana Jones, Tom Deavers and Bill Gist. o - n n w » - - FR tSWM M Compliments of GERALD PACKARD Ford Sales and Service

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PRESIDENT Don Bachman f% VICE-PRESIDENT Floyd Shoup F.F.A. SWEETHEART Marylou Jordan o SECRETARY Dale Truman The F.F.A. completed a full calender of social events and agriculture projects this year. The highlight of the year was the crowning of the F.F.A. Sweetheart, Mary Lou Jordan at a skating party held in March. The green- hands were initiated in the traditional way at a Chili supper in January. Don Bachm an, Don Apperson, Floyd Shoup, and Dale Truman attended the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City, October 15-18. The Mulvane Meat Judging team received fourth place in the State contest. Other activities during the year were a watermelon feed, hamburger fry, annual banquet, and a potluck supper. Mr. Francis Shoup is sponsor for this group. MULVANE PHARMACY Personalized Prescription Service 216 W. Main— Phone 22 TREASURER Donald Apperson