Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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The teams who participated in the 13th Annual Roadrunner Classic Basketball Tournament at Chaparral will long remember the ' 83 ' 84 basketball team who. as shown above, proudly accepted the first place trophy. Todd and Lonny Travis and Kevin Bell each received medals for their outstanding performances. and the cheerleaders were given medals for displaying their fine sportsmanship. Congratulations M.H.S.I! rking with others. Julie Patter- 1. Caryl Forsberg. and Cindy El dge combine their talents to )duce a work of art. d Melody Carey look on. -i - nrama is more than |ust acting and memorizing lines It involves patience, poise, and among other things, a knowledge of the other aspects of the theater. Senior Penny Dull demonstrates the technique of applying makeup on her subject, sophomore kalhy 19 Brown.

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Because accuracy is such an important part in the development of a good piece of arlwork, senior Rick Starbird takes special care in making final measurements before he begins his drawing. ■. —■ .,: -.-..% . « .. -vV . . v y jip tf I J ] te tSW y • till dM MVll i . Our art department not only helps students to develop their individ- ual styles and skills, but also teach- es them the need lor precision and Senior Kathy Sears is earnestly putting the final touches on one of her many art protects. Lori Cox shoots for two in a game against Goddard as teammates Tawnya Infinger

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Brian Alexander Alquest Kevin Jewell Bell Jake Pale Bowhan Diane Mane Alumbaugh Plana Lynn Bleam Becky Jenna Bozone Jill Mane Arnold Bradley Jay Bobbitt Steven Richard Bradshaw Parrin John Bachman Brent Alan Bohanan Plane RIchelle Brown Maria Alise Bruendl Carolyn Leeann Burns Michelle Elizabeth Butler Leah Ann Canady 20