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

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CLASS OF 1936 Pirst Row—Brewer. Barr. Burton. Cathey. Child». Baird. Babbs. Atkinson. Borins. Beasley. Second Row—Durre. Burke. Burton. Brandon. Dooley. F Anderson Bertina, Coons. Diaz, H. Baker, Curran. N. Baker. Crockett. Chambers. R. Anderson. Third Row—Crais. Bames. Denney. Co . Appleton, Cooper, Cash, Duarte. Darnell, Gocrlicn, Davidson. Beard Caldwell Doolittle. Fourth Row—Custer, Bell. Espy. Bean. Bounds. Leonard. CLASS OFFICERS Jack Darnell .............................. Jack Post ................................. Agnes Smith................................. Peggy Henninger ........................... Dorothy Hall .............................. .....President Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer ..Cheer Leader A new feature has been added this year to the vocations course, which is a requisite for sophomores. Each student was requested to bring a guest speaker to represent a profession or occupation. This was to give the classes first hand knowledge of the lines of work. Some of the speakers were William Reed, lawyer, and state representative, Mary Shotwell, of the Y. M. C. A. em- ployment agency, R. S. Fero, of the Y. M. C. A. First Row—Morrison. Rice. Monroe. McCormick. Rasenborouih. Moore. Roia«. M hr. Pom. Offutt. Second Row- Modrell. Renegar. Mcnegay. Rutledge. M.isos. A. Orpeza L. Orpeza. Renan. Plunk. Third Row—Morris. McKee. Payne. Robinson. Pearl. Maddox Preston. Rive . Fourth Row McGivcrn. Mason. Middleton. Ferguson. Ritter. Norenburg, Macus, Numbers. Fifth Row- Morlcy, Metz Ryan. Reynolds. Porter. McCinty. CLASS OF 1936 Twenty-nine

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CLASS OF 1935 First Row—Weber. Griffin. Holland. Frary. Ebbing. Troe. Taylor. Jirik, Stover. Second Row—Hill. Iron . Groschc. ScudJard WinterMeen. Heatherton, Colvin. Higgins. Third Row V. Thom a . Wiseman, Tnsrblood. Haney. Ir.-y. W. tl. Wheeler. Walker. Goff. Fourth Row—Tabberer. J: ee. Green. Eckman, Elliot. Gower. Hutchinson. CLASS OFFICERS J. D. Richardson ........................ Frank Jirik ............................. Elma Macleod............................. Eugene Hiatt ............................ Miss Cora Luce and Mr. A. W. Brown....... ...............President .........Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer ..........Cheer Leader ................Sponsors The fifth hour girls’ constitution class, instructed by J. C. Shanldand, visited the State Prison at Lansing, Kansas, April 10. While at the prison they examined the kitchens in both the women's and men's prisons. The purpose of this trip, according to Mr. Shankland, was to enlarge the knowledge of the girls as to how law breakers are dealt with. CLASS OF 1935 Twenty-elflht Fir t Row Strossd. C. Goner. Schwitigebel. Powell Ferguson. Kctchum, Kilmer. HatfielJ. D. Harris. Second Row Tortorilla. Hartley. Gordon. Adam . Sricc. Woolard. Wire. Fuller. Third Row -Gonsalc . William . I). Harris. Salaaar. June . Thom a». Fourth Row—Howard. Forbe . Wright. Mtnegay, Hull:. Cole. Smith, Hiatt. Stone, Emerson. Stephen . Jenkin .

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First Row—Hayes. Lynch. (Gillespie. Luna. Harman. Flemming. Gaither. Goebel. Kendall Second Row—Gee. Keye . Howard. Liston. Lehman, Hogan. Heidenreieh. Lewi . Hagrmann, Gower. Third Row— Henninger. Hall. Jenkins Foster. Gray. Hard. Grime . Ladenburger. Gibson. Lampc, King. Heckman. Lightfoot. Kallarss. Fourth Row—Kirkpatrick. Garrel, Franklin, Fischer, Garcia, Gallup. House. Horton. It is in the sophomore class that students begin to plan either college pre- paratory or office courses. Required subjects in the sophomore year: English II. Science (biology). Vocations 1-2. Physical Training 1-2. Sophomores are also offered biology, the first required science class. This year numerous animals, alive and preserved, have been added to the depart- ment, among which were a pair of sword tails, about twenty-five guppyies, fifteen perch, chubs, clams, a baby snapping turtle and water plants for the aquarium. Some of these were brought in by students, and others were bought with the laboratory fund. Curiosities, ranging from snakes to eels may be found in this miniature museum, which harbors such rare specimens as hair worms, red snails, and guinea pigs. Fir«t Row—Wright. While. Schiebcl, Winningham. Saler. Stepheiwon. South. Scott. Wildman Thom»». Smith. Second Row Sander . M. Weber. Saunder . Whalen. L Sewell. Schiller. Taylor. Tibbitt. Stewart. Tanner. Stroker. Westfall. Third Row— Vcdro . Smith, Southerland Wilhm. J Thom»». A. Smith, Winningham. Shane, Stroker Four.h Row- Woodward. Shubaugh, Weir. Schlilccher. Spaulding, Strutxcl. Fifth Row—D. Sewell, White. Thoman. Van Mol, Smith. Terry. C. Weber. CLASS OF 1936 Thirty