Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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Mulvane Schools Offer Opportunities This year began on a high note with good Stuco leadership, great school spirit, and a kind of family atmosphere of togetherness. Throughout the year the cooperation and achievement have progressed with students, teachers, parents and administrators seeking a higher level of education. The athletic, music and academic programs were quite good. This school life is exemplary of society as a whole as each segment learns to complement each other. Regardless of the road each student takes after high school, the basic skills and attitudes gained at the high school level arc applicable to life in today's society. The choice, as always, remains with the student as an individual. Those choices made while in high school and shortly after high school are the most important the student will ever make. Generally, the mode of life to be followed for many years is set at that time. It is the goal of this school district, faculties, parents and administrators working together, to provide necessary opportunities for you, the student, to make those choices which will enable you to find real happiness in today's world. 1 hope we have succeeded. Your Principal, y ? Sue Baumgartner Bookkeeper Jerry Nelson Vice Principal Roger Rankin Principal Bette Cranston Registrar

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To The Students Of 1977-1978 As this 1977-78 school year at Mulvane Senior High School comes and goes, it is my hope that this year may bring to us all a better understanding of the mag-nitude of the task that we have set out to accomplish -- - the task of providing a quality education for all USD 263 students. 1 would hope that both teachers and students alike may realize that the educational accomplishments of yesterday will not be sufficient to meet and cope with the educational needs of tomorrow. With this in mind, we must strive to equip each of our graduating seniors not only with a working knowledge of the 3 R's, but also with the ideals, attitudes, and desire necessary to put that knowledge to work in the formidable task of coping with the complex society of tomorrow. 1 would like to extend my sincere congratulations to tire members of tire 1978 Mulvane High School senior class, and to wish each of you success and happiness in whichever of life's many •wonderful paths you choose to follow. DEAN PARKS Dean Parks and C.C. Daniels

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MHS Faculty Ron Adkins Marvin Armstrong Bill Bailey Jo Borthwick Counselor Industrial Arts Vocational Agriculture Learning Disabilities Bill Brown Social Science, Cross Country, Girls BB Coach Richard Canfield Art, Asst. BB Coach Fran Casey Home Economics Jack Coleman Vocal Music Brenda Diener Business Bill Fairchild Drivers' Education John Fry' English Robert Glaser Science, Math 6