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

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AT ARGENTINE HIGH FOUR! H ROW—Becker. Fi»hcr. Carmody, Baker. Croiicr. Finkc-meier. Erie. Gar- rett. Dean. Chester. Clyma. F. Fisher. THIRD ROW—DeScure. Ccrovich. Ayala. Beach, Greenwood. Bailey. Castaneda. Gants. Fanning, Brashear, Coulter, Fergu- son. Alamilla. SECOND ROW—Castaneda. Ferguson. Gra- ham, Crowder. Clevenger. Boyd, Cham- berlain. Boice, Crummctt. Carmody, Dye, Eden. Dale. FIRST ROW Dressier. Dcnriesc. Brown, Detmcr, Carmen, Brown, Fredericks. Car- riger, Braswell, Coleman, Drennon, Dt nicls. • • • C FOURTH ROW—Messick. Loya, Hanson. Hampton. Harryman. Jacobson. H. Moberly. Mendez, Lenoir. Lari more. Hays. THIRD ROW Mowrer. Murphy. La t telle. Ouscly. Helms. Morrison. Harding. Ken- nedy. Larson. Johnson. McWilliams. SECOND ROW Harryman. Boydston. Mantooth. Larsen. Horst. Huck, Hahner, Moffett. Ammerman. Klcmpnaucr. FIRST ROW—Maddox. Hallmark. Hurt. Hollingsworth. K laber, Hubbard, Sau- ceda, Kyle. • • • • FOURTH ROW—Smith. Suggs. Zamora. Vohs. Ninemire. Robohn. Williamson. Parker. Wiyninger, McCurly. THIRD ROW—VanDerwell. Regan, Kill- man, Smee, Poole. Williams. Solis, Ycarslcy, Pugh. Oehlert. SECOND ROW—Reyes. Velasques. Straub. Weems. White, Steele, Teagarden. Utter, Tippin. FIRST ROW—Wilker. Pringle. Overton. Winegardner, Sellers, Ousley, Utter. Rose. Wright. • CLASS OF 1950 • W ith eighty girls and seventy-three boys the freshman class had an enrollment of 153 this year. They chose as their officers: Jack Vanderwcil, president; Bob Coulter, vice-president; Norma Hollingsworth, secretary; John Regan, treasurer. The ninth grade was represented by six mem- bers in Student Congress. They were: Bob Davis, Martha Fredericks, Doris Fullerton, Ralph Nine- mire, Virginia Nunez, Marcia Winegardner, and James Vohs. Ralph Ninemire lettered in second team bas- ketball. The freshman class is represented by fifty mem- bers in the Colt Club. The sponsor of the class this year was Mrs. LaVernc Hoy. @ Argenti.m—Scene 25 @

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THRU THE LENS © FOURTH ROW—Vedros. Rutscll. Tucker. Thompian, Stewart, Phelps. Snyder. Lil- lich, Rosas, Pierce, Singleton, Sparks. Solis. Walters. THIRD ROW Smith. Sterner. VolInoKcl, Willis. Payne. Pietsee. Verliamme. Rader. Seaman. Yearsley. Sharp. Reynolds, Woodruff. Sanchez. SECOND ROW—Reardon. Yonevich. Set- zer. Russell, Simpson, Smith, Stanton, Batrez, Quillin. Vest, Starnes. Paulson, Vcrbruggc, Smith. FIRST ROW Vega. Webb. Wells. Toler. Villanueva, (iipson. Recas, Steenrod. Thompson. Winfrey, Sanchez. IOURTH ROW—Pelsor. Phelps. Peugeot Penson. Mcssick, Studdard. Mullins. Petti- grew. King. Kuttler. Maher. Payne. THIRD ROW—Pierson. Becerra. Sager. Jones. Lawson, White. Montiel. Karr, D. Smith, Jansen, l.illich, McClain. SECOND ROW— Merriott. Day. Pacheco Ousley. Purkey. Manis. Madl, Kalcbaugh. Owens, Martinez. Hill. FIRST ROW-Martin. Alonzo. Mowrer, Merier. Wade. Mohcrl). Marsh. Johnson. M itschke. 9 CLASS OF 1949 • June Stanton, Shirley Jones, Delores Bartmess, James Dull, Katherine Setzer, and Frank Campos represented Argentine in the Scholastic Art Ex- hibit. June Stanton made a wall hanging for the spring concerts, Rendezvous with Destiny,” and a wall hanging for the Red Cross. Katherine Setzer also made a wall hanging for the Red Cross. Frank Campos helped with the Mustang folders and Delores Bartmess was especially good at design on metal. Dorothy Estes was attendant to the football queen when the latter was crowned at the Argcn- tine-Rosedale homecoming game. Eleanor Ann Duckworth won first place in the State Baton Twirling Contest held at Emporia. 3 Scene 2f—Argenti.ui ------:—■--------------— tt----— —------ ■■■ 1 ■ - -■ . 'l == ©

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THRU THE LENS FOURTH ROW Brown. Bocck. Da n nr- bcrg, Hayes, Carmody. Green. Eva», Gal- indo» Gillespie, Fitch. Fuller, Fanning. THIRD ROW -Goff. Caudle. Briggs. Flah- ercy, P. Gillespie, Brunk. Chambers, Bur- roughs. Diaz, Carmen. I lorez. SECOND ROW—Elsrode. R. Eden. Goff. Bradbury, Griffith. Burgess. Gerber, Cline, Hutson, Lynch. FIRST ROW—Green. Crane. Ashlock. Fritts. Bond, Carpenter, Cowperthwaj , Corkins. Dexter, Gunz. FOURTH ROW—Mercer, Harwick. Mor ales. Hausler, Hollister. Jones. Maupin Kelso. Homan, Onions. Neely. THIRD ROW—McKillip. F. Libeer. L I.i beer, Martinez, Macias. Or ne lies Neighbors. Olander, Lawson, Hill. SECOND ROW—Larson. Hogan. Hurd McClain. Morris. Lambeth, Miller. Mat ney. Odell. Normilc. FIRST ROW- Murray, I.ybarger. Jackson Isaac, Miller, Kunze, I.ybarger, Hampton FOURTH ROW — Reed. Purcell. Priestley, Reagan, Todd. Smith, Peugeot. Perkins, Smalley, Yulich. THIRD ROW—'Tec-garden. Swinney, Wasko. K.ingle, Utter, Williams. Russell, Utter. Sellon. Whitlatch, Payne. SECOND ROW—Springhorn. Stigall, Smith, Walters. Sanderson, Smith, Todd, Wright, Simons. Webb. FIRST ROW—Sanchez. Stevenson, Rios. Townsend. Poole, White, Trible, Swan- son. Smith. • CLASS OF 1951 • Sixty-two girls and seventy-two boys made up the eighth grade class this year. Robert Fitch, Kenneth Hausler, Jerry McKillip and Roberta Whitlatch represented the class in Student Congress. Officers of the class were: Reed Smalley, presi- dent; Robert Fitch, vice-president; Jack Murray, secretary; Betty Brunk, treasurer. Class cheerleaders were: Carol Ann Kunze, Norma Swanson, and John Yulich. © ® Scene 26 — Argencian