Argentine High School - Mustang Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Faculty MISS STELLA COLE Sewing MISS BESS WILHITE English (7) English (8) MISS BERTHA PLUMB Cooking MR. C. L. RICHARDS Manual Training MR. V. E. TIMMINS World History American History MR. G. C. BRINK Typewriting Shorthand MISS FRANCES TAYLOR Journalism English IV PROGRAM OF STUDY (1950'S 1) Sophomore Year REQUIRED SUBJECTS English II Vocations i Science Physical Training i ELECTIVE SUBJECTS Geometry I Caesar Girls’ Glee Club Boys’ Glee Club Cooking I or II Manual Arts I or II Mechanical Drawing European History Orchestra Biology Public Speech Sewing I or II Typewriting I or II Freehand Drawing Dramatics Seventeen

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Faculty MISS LILLIAN JESSUP Geography History (S) OBJECTIVES OF THE SCHOOL The Argentine High School is located in a very busy industrial section of Kansas City. Kansas. The students in their homes hear much of the various types of work in which their parents are engaged. All about them they see evidence of industrial activities. 1 here is a natural interest because of this environment, and this interest becomes more active when the student comes to realize that in a very short time he will take his place in this world of work. This high school has become definitely committed to the theory that it must continue to offer thorough training in English and the social sciences: English, because each year finds the students reading more wisely and writing and speaking more accurately; social sciences, bc- cause each year finds them more eager to live efficiently. It must do more in the interest of the student's health. Efficient work depends much upon healthy bodies. It must do more in guiding the student wisely. After graduation, some of the students will enter college, some will enter offices, many will enter industry, and many will become home-makers. The school should help the student not only in making his decision, but also in acquiring a knowledge of and a skill in the field of his choice, and it is in the giving of this training that mathematics, sciences, and other subjects not mentioned specifically will continue to function. Upon the philosophy here so briefly outlined, the Argentine High School will continue to build in order to meet the needs of this rapidly-growing country. MISS CORA LUCE American History Geometry Advanced Algebra MISS MONA WALTER Chorus (7) Glee Clubs Orchestra MR. GEORGE HOLTFRERICH Boys' Gymnasium MR. CLYDE SWENDER American History General Science History (S) MR. J. H. NICHOLSON History (7) Social Science MISS EDITH SIMON Arithmetic (8) Business Arithmetic Algebra (9) Sixteen

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rgennarv MR. I. C. SHANKLAND Constitution Speech MR. A. W. BROWN Chemistry Physics MRS. SARAH SULLIVAN Pianist MRS. ESTHER YORK Matron MISS LETHA CLEWELL English I MISS RUTH DUNMIRE Girls’ Gymnasium Vocations MISS MARGARET DANNEBERG Secretary PROGRAM OF STUDY (1930'31) Junior Year REQUIRED SUBJECTS Science Training 1 English III Constitution 1 Physical ELECTIVE SUBJECTS Freehand Drawing Mechanical Drawing European History Manual Arts I or II Cicero Sewing I or II Cooking I or II Algebra II and Geometry II Public Speech Dramatics Shorthand I Typewriting I or II B x kkeeping I Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club Orchestra Physics Chemistry Journalism Eighteen