Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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FOREWORD With the close of this school year comes the recalling of many enjoy- able and worthwhile experiences that will be a part of each and every stu- dent ' s high school memories. It has been a year of changes and progress, and all of these have improved Mul- vane High. Leadership under a new principal and superintendent, an undefeated season in football that resulted in the Chis- holm Trail League Championship, a fine victory for the Cross -Country Track Team as State -Champs, fine basketball team, the adaption of an all-school play, and many more events have added much to each per- son ' s store of knowledge. We, the Journalism Class of 1964, hope that this year book will recall fond memories through its pictures and words . tBK Wisdom is the principle thing; therefore get wis- dom and with all thy getting, get understanding. ' Proverbs 4:7

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SUPT. JOHN B. IRELAND Beginning this year, the Mulvane School System is to be intelligently and inspiringly led by a man who is very capable and respected by all. Mr. Ireland, a native of Florence, Kansas, received his bachelor ' s degree from Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma, and his master ' s from Wichita University, Wichita, Kansas. DEDICATION Mr. Ireland began his career as an educator at Rosehill, Kansas, where he was a teacher and coach for four years . When he came to Mulvane in 1953, he taught for one year and was principal at the Junior High for one year. He was then Mulvane High School ' s principal until he was pro- moted to the position of Mulvane School Superintendent this year. In this, his first year as superintend- ent, we, the Journalism Class of 1964, would like to welcome Mr. John B. Ireland by dedicating to him the 1964 WILDCAT.

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.i w y ADMINISTRAXrON W 17 23 29 35 y ATHLETICS V T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S 49 59