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

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■ r ARGENT V .Al . FIRST ROW—Campos, Amrino, Alum baugh. Chambers, Aura, Bruner, Fos tor, Calvin, Babcock, P., Becker. SECOND ROW—Dale, Craig, Busta mante, Borders. Bittner, Falconer Crummett, Billups, Atchloy, Coxen. THIRD ROW—French, Brewer. Cox Campboll, Easter. Ferrera, Babccck, I. Crane, Ammerman, Couch. FOURTH ROW—Cline. Estes, Eldrldge Bogk, Fosmire, Baldwin, Bowman Burlan, Askron, Bondure. FIRST ROW — Kcupkor, L., Lawson, Isaac, Lillich, Kennedy, L„ Hurt, Hill, Konnody, R.. Healy, Lomas, Hawos, M., Krouse. SECOND ROW—Larson, Gregg, Liera, Lambeth, Gerber, Hopkins, Heinson, Hawes, B., Littlefield. Ingram, Groeu- street, Larimore, Gish. THIRD ROW—Knott, Jowell, Lohman. Lawson, Long, Hutchingson, Lapham, Hall, Lawson, Gunz, Jones, Gallup, Garrott. FOURTH ROW—Jackman, T., Hanson, Kolsoy, Kirk, Lattin, Hcllwig, Holtom, Harris, Dobbins, Gunn, Gipson, Green- wood, Jackman, J. FIRST ROW—Whitsell, Watt, Madrigal Miche, Murray, Tisdol, Robinson, Mur rilla, Valojo, Townsend, McKillup Withm, Sjoblom, Owens, Webb. SECOND ROW—Simmons, Thompson Reed, Morris, Moore, Madrigal. Mark ula, Stratton, Ross, Solis, Wade Payne, Morris. THIRD ROW—Ussery. Smith. Roynolds Whito, Scarlett, Perry, Thomas, Me Mullin, Whitsoll, Velasquez, Mondoz Roberts, Sessions, Tuttle. FOURTH ROW—Walling, Perkins. Mairs Tyler, Serviss, Strohlow, Metz, Whollor Purington, Maddox. Rawlings, Stozer Whellor, Updograff. • CLASS OF 1948 • Under the sponsorship of Miss Gladys Cong don, the freshman class, consisting of 158 members, played an active and important part in school activities this year. The class had 50 members in the Colt club and others active in the band and junior high orchestra. The junior high football and basket- ball teams consisted largely of freshmen. They presented an assembly for the junior high students which was composed of talent from the class. The class elected Gus Burton, president; Sue Scarlett, vice-president; Betty Lawson, secretary; and Joyce Payne, treasurer. Class cheerleaders were: Alice Jean Miche and Norma Long. PAGE TWENTY

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ARGENTINE HIGH • CLASS OF 1947 • Seven boys were admitted to the A Club, which is achieved by lettering in a major sport. In an all-school assembly the sophomores presented a one-act play written by Robert Dunwell. Two dances were held for sophomores only, one at Legion Hall and another at the Argentine Youth Center. Eighteen sophomores were members of the band and approximately fourteen were in the glee club. Four sophomores, Clara Ethel Childers, Anna May Cramblit, Maxine Holsinger, and Dorothy Quirk made up a string quartet which played at numerous Parent-Teacher Association meetings, teas, and other programs, including the Mustang Revue and Gold Star Memorial program. In the Student Congress were eight sophomores, and in the Mustang club there were twenty. The sponsors of the class were Miss Edna Barnes and Mr. C. E. Swender. FIRST ROW—Carter, Crow, Brown. B. Best, Bullock, Bonnett, Brown, H. Dotmcr. Burgoss, Clem. SECOND ROW—Dunlap, Bogard, Carri gor, Antanapolis, Childers, Colman Dowdle, Culp, Bradbury, Addison Berry. THIRD ROW—Brackett, Christine, Caud ron, Cutburth, Buckman, Brown, M. Badgor, Campbell, Andorson, Cow perthwait. FOURTH ROW — Cramblit. Graham Bishop, Baker, Croy, Davi3, Wagner Dunwell, Aura, Aiman, Daniels. FIRST ROW—Lazano. Hinds, Howard, Gerby, Evans, A., Eden, Jack, Guitcr- rez, Christine. SECOND ROW—Lattin, Johnson, Grif- lith, Hauser, Kunze, Imler, Klemp- nauer, Hemandoz, Hicks, Hampton. THIRD ROW—Janes, Harper, Harris, Jones, D., Ghrist, Lawson, Easter, Greenwood, Evans, R., Jones, R., Fow- ler. FOURTH ROW—Lozano, Jester, Husong, Hulford, Johnson, Kent, Lapham, Hol- singer, Frisby, Easter, F., Long. FIFTH ROW—Howor, Colburn, Heinson, Hawk, Green, Cunningham, Hyle, L.. Long. Ludwig, Hall, Hayes, Lillich, Gregg. PAGE NINETEEN

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• CLASS OF 1949 • ARGENTINE HIGH The eighth grade this year consisted of eighty boys and seventy-three girls, making a total of one-hundred sixty. The class elected as their officers: Harold Lawson, president; Joyce Carnahan, vice-president; Beverly Haight, secretary. The eighth graders were well represented in school activities this year with two members in Stu- dent Congress, nine in band and thirty in the Colt club. In sports the eighth graders made up the majority of the junior high basketball team, which won the mythical city championship by winning all but one of its games, which was lost by one point. Miss Maud Hewitt was sponsor of the group this year. FIRST ROW —Dale, Cassidy. Ferris. Cowperlhwait, Chester, Favours, Ar- ellano, Duckworth, Carter. SECOND ROW—Brashear, Carpenter, B., Fullerton. Cartmill, Barnott, Bush- nell, Albright, Bailey, Crowder. Davis, B., Frame. THIRD ROW—Braden, Dyorson, Borders, Dignan, Brady, Akers, Ferriera, Cob- ble, Fields, Carlyle. Carnahan. FOURTH ROW —King. Corp. Baker, Berry, Davis, R., Blasche, Brown, Car- roll, Doyle, Campbell, Combs. • • • FIRST ROW — Gipson, Jones, Lauder, Bell, Mowrer, Moberly, Johnson, Hemp- hill, SECOND ROW — Mitschke, Huffman. Hisel, Grubo, Kalebaugh, Howe, Jewell, Hale. THIRD ROW—Holsinger, Murray, Hark- ness, Moffett, Lawson, Karr, Haight, Hampton. FOURTH ROW—Kent. Hankins. Maga- than, Messick, Gardner, Hanks, In- galls, Landrey, Johnston. FIRST ROW—Hawes, Sanchez, Loya, Ibarra, Rios, J. Sweem, Rios, P., Pear son, Ouillin, Smith, Owens, Scherer. SECOND ROW —Payne, J.. Pierce, Wright, Taylor, White, Penson, Gos- sett. Setzer, Sparks, Hall, Macia, Rus- sell, Glaser, Howell. THIRD ROW —Hardy. Long, Phillips, Reynolds, Swartzendruber, Ogburn, Pacheco, Sparks, Solis, Payne, B., Vest, Sterner, Webb. FOURTH ROW — Studdard. Peugeot. Phelps, Norwood, Smith, Rutledge, Maisch, Sjoblom, Worlein, Keith, Woodruff, Reynolds. PAGE TWENTY-ONE