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

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STUDENT COUNCIL WORK The Student Council, operating for the third year under the new system of nine members, two from each senior high class and one from each junior high class, was a planning instead of an acting organization and devoted much of its time to look- ing forward and preparing for next year when the new annex and stadium facilities will be available. The Council planned the dedi- cation of both the additions. Also it was co-sponsor of the annual stunt night and stunt assembly programs. TYPING Eleven second years students and sixteen first year SQUAD students composed the typing team this year. • The team entered both the first and second year divi- sions of the tenth consecutive Kansan Trophy contest held for high schools in this district. Students were also entered in the Pittsburg typing contest Last year the team won double first places in the Kansan Trophy contest, for both speed and accuracy. STUDENT COUNCIL Firs! Row-Whistler, Westfall, J. C. Harmon, sponsor; Boris, Bouse. Second Row—Burge, Holtman, Arnold, Gilles. TYPING SQUAD First Row—Jones, Webb, Simpson, Bruce, Dietz, Payne, Harkness, Lynn. Second Row—Roberts, Matthews, Shart- ran, Scott, Perkins, Arnold, Fudge. Third Row—Whiteley, Heckman, Baker, Penny, Partonnar, Hultz. Fourth Row — Lcmberger. Thoman, Hoke, Bender, Corbett, McLeod, Long. Fifth Row—Atkinson. G. C. Brink, in- structor; Wells, Spears. Page Thirty

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WORK For the second consecutive year Jerry Moore headed CLASS her class as president. Other class officers were James Qp Norwood, vice-president; Mildred Reynolds, secretary; Bud Cassidy, treasurer; and Pauline Crabaugh, cheer 343 leader. • The eighth grade class of 162 students was represented . in the Student Council and the Leadership Club by Bud Cassidy, Francis Doyle, Herbert Hoover, Shirley Herrick, Janiece Jeffries, Jerry Moore, James Norwood, Stanley Peterson, Mildred Reynolds, and Willis Westfall. This year the eighth grade class took three twelve-week courses instead of the usual two semester courses. The girls took art, clothing, and educational guidance. The boys took elementary mechanical drawing, trades information, and educational guid- ance. Under the sponsorship of Miss Lillian Jessup, geography instruc- tor, about seventy students interested in foreign correspondence organized a club which was open to both seventh and eighth grade students. Girls in the clothing classes made dresses and small curtains. In former years the girls hemmed towels and made aprons. First Row—Curnutte, Hauk, Griffith, Green, Despain, Bruce, Crawford, Fisher, Bruns, Fitch, Ely, Horst. Second Row—Hudson, Jarvis, Frank, Ferguson, Herrick, Gift, Dickerson, Gorsage, Crabaugh, L. Arnold, Hale, Baker. Third Row—Hoover, Clark, Hogan, Gore, Grim, Garrett, Evans, Gorman, Campbell, Browne. Fourth Row—Brys, Belk, Gallup, Eck- ard. Fanning, Harris, V. Hontz, Hardy, Beaumont. Fifth Row—Brunk, Harvey, Hays, Burnos, Bodam, Hahner, Gclvin, Huyck, Jones. Sixth Row—E. Arnold, Bernitz, Dcrring- ton, Jeffries, Brown, Bastcl, Hiatt, Borders, Hans, Korn. Seventh Row—Fisher, Doyle, Croy, Cassidy, Kemper, Atchlcy, Boydston. Eighth Row—G. Hontz, Connor, Corn- ley, Glass, Fcagans. First Row—Mitchell, J. Moore, Lom- berger, Keating, Norwood, McGhan, Jeffries, Kern, D. Miller, Sebo, Russell, Webb, Stigall. Second Row—D. Moore, Messinger, Mears, McHenry. N. Smith, Warner, Scarlett, Shutt, Sparks, Petersen. Third Row-Westfall, Mercer, Markula. M. Smith, Perry, Stinson, Minnix, Pet- zold, B. Miller, Salmon. Fourth Row—Riggs, Winchell, Peek. Singleton, Littlefield, Matthews, Teel, Perk ins, Rangel. Fifth Row—Hardy, Locb. VanHorn, Keith, Pugh, Rollins, Odle, Swinncy. Sixth Row—Morrison, Yates, Tush, McFarland, Schuchmann, Taylor, Spen- gler, Winn, Reynolds. Sovonth Row—Jones, I. Smith, Wol- from, Phipps, Worsham, Lantz, Morgan, J. Smith, Long. Page Twenty-Seven

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LEADERSHIP CLUB WORK Parliamentary procedure was the subject of the first three meetings of the senior high Lead- ership Club. The Leadership Club of Argentine High School was composed of class presidents, the upper twenty-five per cent of the senior class, home room chairmen, club officers, athletic captains, and the editors and business managers of the school publications. The group passed the information gained at club meetings on to the student body. The object of the club, which was sponsored by J. C. Harmon, principal, was to unify the activities of the school, and to study social and moral guidance from the standpoint of the students and the school. Those selected as club officers were: Richard Burge, president; George McDonald, vice-president; and John McGraw, secretary. George McDonald, vice-president, was chairman of a committee to investigate and report any uncitizenlike attitude on the part of former or present students. First Row—Hoke, Alumbaugh, Duggins, Nichols, Heckman, Westfall, Cartmill, Coleman, Madl, Gomez. Second Row—Moore, Wendt, Borns, Bruce, Small, Ritter, Brink, Ladcnburg- cr, May bell. Third Row—Markicwicz, Holtman, Hultz, Arnold, Roberts, Goodrick, Bunch, Coons, Lovell. Fourth Row—Vargas, Copeland, Bell- man, Southerland, Thoman, Reagan, McGraw, Gatzoulis. Fifth Row—McDonald, McGoc, Thorp, Curran, Childs, Fredericks, Barnes. Sixth Row—Leslie, Morrison, Tabbever, Cassidy. Seventh Row—Wire, May, Chase, Croy, Males, Locke, Whiteley. Eighth Row—Spears, Bouse, DeMeyer, Wolls, Garcia, Atkinson, Wcntling. First Row—Pcoker, Shupp, Cromwell, Presley, Chambers, Lawson, Normile, Braun, Nation. Second Row—Smith, Roman, Foglcsong, Whistler, Mayhugh, Paine, Doyle, Hoover, Norwood, Westfall. Third Row—Berns, Moore, Aiman, Daugherty, Cook, Riggs, Crabaugh, Denys, Perkins. Fourth Row—McMillen, Adamson, Dar- nell, Evans, Brewer, Harkncss, Vaughn, Martinez. Fifth Row—Sparks, Jeffries, Reynolds, Vandcrwcll, Poston, Richey, Goodrick, Green, Turner, Mankin. Sixth Row—Cottrell, Gilles, D. Foilett, Burge, Gilles, P. Liston, Stanley. Page Twenty-Nine