Mulvane High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Mulvane, KS)

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L Senior Class Officers are seated, from left Mark Hamilton. Vice Presidents Traci Lawless, President; Carolyn Burris, Secretary. Sponsors are Marge Ferrell. Don Gifford. and Bill Brown. Not pictured is Laura Pickens. Treasurer. Go For More In 84! Utilizing a combination of hard work, talent, and experience, the senior class showed their leadership in all apsects of school life at Mulvane High. In keeping with tradition, senior portraits were taken in color by Marquis Studios for inclusion in the year- book. Shortly afterward, 24 seniors were chosen for membership in National Honor Society, in recognition of their scholastic accomplishments. In addition, MHS seniors contributed greatly to the success of all school sponsored activities in 1984, from athletics to yearbook, from band to pep club, and much more. For the first time a powder-puff football game was played in which the senior girls clawed and scratched their way to a 6-0 victory over the junior girls. As a fundraising project in December, seniors bought and sold T-shirts with the names of each meinber of the Class of ' 84 printed on them. Shortly after this, several seniors traveled to Winter Park and Silver Creek, Colo- rado, to hit the slopes as part of a class ski trip. The spring semester was highlighted by senior skip day, followed by graduation on May 22, 1984. Upon graduation, the seniors from the Class of ' 84 had many accomplishiTients to reflect on and point to with pride and stand ready to face the future witn confidence, full in the assurance that their years at MHS were well- spent. 2g Senior Class Representatives are from left: Kyle Couch and Tommy Luckner.

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Junior Class Officers are seated, from left Rob Cartwright. Vice-Presdient. Wendy Way.nan. President; Bo Jones. Treasurer, Alison Giles. Secretary. Sponsors are Pat Thomason. Richard Lanfield. and Beverly Reiter. Junior Class Greg Wilson Juniors Succeed During Year Representatives are from left: Jill Ouigley. Joanne Pounds, Gordon Wayman. and Preparing for their leadership role as seniors next year, the ju- nior class occupied the middle ground between the sophomore and senior classes and distin- guished themselves in their own right in all activities at (VIHS. The year began with the annu- al iTiagazine sales to raise funds for prom. After a slow start, sales picked up steam and eventually 1,440 subscriptions were sold. Preparing for the annual prom proved to be the major project for the class, and involved many hours of preparation. Volunteers set up five committees to orga- nize the preparations. Junior class officers for 1983- 84 were, Wendy Wayman, Presi- dent; Rob Cartwright, Vice- President; Alison Giles, Secre- tary; and Bo Jones, Treasurer. Under the leadership of those of- ficers and class sponsors Mrs. Thomason, Mrs. Reiter. and Mr. Canfield. the juniors accom- plished much during the year, and can use this acquired exper- ience to make for a rewarding senior year next year.