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

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• CLASS OF 1946 • The sophomore, class with 126 girls and 120 boys, was the largest in the school the past year. Officers of the class were Charles Simma, president; Roberta Easley, vice-president; Mary Jane Salmon, secretary; Donald Parsons, treasurer; Katherine Tobey, home-room chairman, and Johnnie Ruth Moore, cheer- leader. The sophomores took an active part in sports and in all activities. A sophomore football team, coached by C. E. Swender, engaged in competition with sophomore teams of the city. It was undefeated. On the basketball first team, the class was represented by Ronnie Paris, and Ivan Crabaugh. The sophomore skid was held November 27 at Legion hall. Eighteen sophomores were members of the band and fourteen were in glee club. They gave an assembly, March 3. During the year their defense stamp purchases amounted to approxi- mately $300. FOURTH ROW—Tuttle. Jolly, Pox- ton, Shutt, Crozier, Stapp, Bowman, Simma, Lawson, Haws, Uhlig, Walk- er, Loya. THIRD ROW Landrey, Hutchin- son, Green, Ross, Vedros, McNeese, Mitschke, Smith, Simpson, Jones, Meek, Hernandez. SECOND ROW—Jameson. Ruff, Rey- nolds, Herrero, Rosas, Pacheco, Combs, Clinkenbeard, Webb, Mar- vine. FIRST ROW—Bruner, Loetel, Par- sons, Lowery, Ford. Albright, Wright, Ulmer, Ferrell, Washburn. FOURTH ROW—Martin, Richardson, Scarlett, Couch, Cozad, Todd, Side- bottom, Bond, Larsen. THIRD ROW—Marquez, White, Fos- ter, Knott, Paris, Richey, Vera, Ses- sions. SECOND ROW — Kuepker, Piersec, Wyman, Drennon, Buffington, Byrd, Loughin, Poore. FIRST ROW—Horst, Reynolds, Mar- quez, Vargas, Dole. Bustamante, Salmon. 29 • ARGENTIAN '44

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FOURTH ROW—0. Hindman, Grube, B. Stephenson, Tisdel, Rigdon, Saun- ders, Perkins, Smith, C. Mayhugh THIRD ROW—G. Hoover, Straub, Ortiz, Levi, Loomis, Woods, Ingra- ham. SECOND ROW — Gatzoulis, Wylie, Simpson, Poling, Sexton, Garcia, Her- nandez, Tucker. FIRST ROW —Parkin, Horris, B. Jones, V. King, P. Knowles, Liero, Normilc, R. Roberts. IRTH ROW — Bilyeu. Alt, Chil- lers, Holwick, Dexter, Southerland, Crew, Howard, Thorpe, Ayrault, Mc- Cormick, Coots, Tiner. THIRD ROW—Cozine, Daniels, Borg- monn, Bowden, Modam, Beach, And- erson, Crites. Bowman, Eden, Brown, Armstrong, Cornelius. SECOND ROW —Easter. J. Ulm, Cook, N. Borders, R. Ulm, Poyne, Bruce, Clevenger, M. Ervin, C. Smith, P. Hoover. Bell, Brady, Carr. FIRST ROW — Speaks, Beachboord, Cochran, Shuster, Burgess, Bradbury, Dolzell, Addison, Bush, Lawson, Bodam, Ely, Amrinc, Arnold. 4 $ FOURTH ROW—Rogers, Holtom, M. Vedros, Jackman, Matthews, Mad- dox, Shonkland. House, Lillich. THIRD ROW—G. Mayhugh, Thomp- son, Sillyman, Glenn, Rafferty, Lit- tlefield, Howell, O'Dell. SECOND ROW—Perrine, Mealman, B. Stephenson, Longwith, Larson, A. Lopez, Loot. FIRST ROW—Sutton, Shepherd, Ful- lerton, Tobey, J. Jones, Hindman, Lillich, Parsons. % • CLASS OF 1945 • The Junior class consisted of approximately 185 members this year. Of these 33 were members of the Mustang Club. The class officers were: Carl Mayhugh, president; Carlene Smith, vice- president; Juanita Jones, secretary; and Roberta Fullerton, treasurer. Donna Tiner and Ruthie Normile were class cheerleaders. Eight juniors lettered in football. They were Lloyd Sillyman, Leonard Dexter, Neil Borders, Harold House, Frank Payne, Bob Stephenson, L. C. Maddox and Richard Ulm. Two boys were on the first basketball team, Leonard Dexter and Bob Stephenson. These same boys were members of the A Club. Lloyd Sillyman was the only junior officer. Six juniors were elected to the Student Congress. They were Virgil Crew, Ruthie Normile, Iris Simpson, Carlene Smith, Glen Stott and Kathryn Tobey. In March an assembly was given by some of the members. There were 27 members of the journalism class, 14 of whom held staff positions. The junior class play was given April 14. Mr. Neil F. Shell was class sponsor. ARGENTIAN '44 • 28

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• CLASS OF 1946 • Several sophomores spent their leisure time on such hobbies as singing, collecting perfume bottles, picture post cards, and newspaper clippings of the football and basketball games. The class is sponsored by Miss Edna Barnes and C. E. Swender. The composite boy is sixteen years old, weighs 136 pounds, is five feet eight inches tall, and has blue eyes. His hair is brown and is parted on the left side. His shoe is brown, size nine, and he wears a blue sweater, shirt and brown pants, size 30-32. On special occasions he is seen wearing a brown or blue suit, size 34. Watching and playing football is his favorite favorite sport, while hunting and fishing are his favorite recreations. The composite girl of the class as worked out by the vocations classes, is fifteen years seven months old, weighs 1 15 pounds and is five feet three inches tall. She has brown eyes and brown hair which she wears in a pompa- dour and fluffed around the sides. She dresses in a sweater and skirt of contrasting colors, and on other occasions wears a size 13 dress. Her shoes are brown oxfords size six. Her favorite sport basketball and her favorite recreation is dancing. FOURTH ROW—R. Phelps, Vernon, Swinehart, Eosley, Winn, Mahoney, Hendricks, Turner, Lewis. Von Buren, Porter, Howe. THIRD ROW—Carr, Crabaugh, Mar- tin, Foster, Wetzel, Lansing, M. Phelps, South, Nunn, Gamber, Kazle, McMahon, Parker, SECOND ROW—Licklider, Redwine, John, Neely, Wire, Glenn, Kinnatrd, Singleton, Roher, Jones. Florez, Coons, Price. FIRST ROW—Robohn, McDaniels, Ouderkirk, Jarvis, Beck, Ridgon, Jor- dan, Crocker, Dunwell. Mize, Leh- man, Forbes. FOURTH ROW — Kirsher. Swinncy Lunday, McGivern, Grove, Van Dolah, Kitchel, R. Smith, Marshall, Hogan, Monteil, Twible, Robles. THIRD ROW Poston, Sauceda, Wagner, Wiyningcr, M. Parsons, Reynolds, Dixon, Mitchell, Gamble, N. Smith, Johnson, Morley. SECOND ROW — Moore. Morris, Pierce, King, Shcrrcll, Fisher, Gilli- land, Pratt, Martin, Madrigal, Hutchinson, DeWendt, Chombers. FIRST ROW- Nelson, St.goll, Craig, Pittman, Alderson, L. Jones, Garcia, Monteil, Miche. Gutierrez, Maikula. ARGENTIAN '44 • 30