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

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CLASS OF 1952 THRU THE I.FNS FOURTH ROW' Schncck. Rowland, Nidiol}, Perez. Rodriquez, Reyes. Mor- rison, Pruitt, Ruiz, Madrigal, Rollins. THIRD ROW S Vtaff-T. Shipman. Madri- gal, Messi» k. MlBee. Odell. Nail Ser- vii». Metz. Reynolds. SECOND ROW Meanor. Phillips, Neuen- schuander, Sh»s»kl»-y, Sanders, Phelps. Pierce. Perez, Maddox, Smith. FIRST ROW -Sanderson, Petzold. Peer, Pollock. Sanford. Mael. Moore, Murphy, Reich. Owens, Mixon. © ® • • FOURTH ROW-Tucker, Walls. Yancey. Whitaker. Shipley. Tritle. Tuttle. H. Smith. Treeland, Wood. Vargas. THIRD ROW -Suggs. Sudduth. Wool- worth. Werren. Walters. Treeland. Trow- bridge. Tipton, Updegraff, Taylor, Strong. SECOND ROW Watt. Velasquez. Wax. Whitesell. Stronach, Reyes. Shockley. Unger. Vogel. Winegardner. FIRST ROW -Stover. I.. Srnee. Small, Marvyl Strehlow. Merle Strehlow, Vohs, Williams, • STUDENT CONGRESS • FOURTH ROW—Dunwcll. Mullens. Mar- vine. Burton. Vohs. R. Ninemirc. Mc- Cormick. J. Allard. Ilolsinger, Ulmer, Sharp, Childers. THIRD ROW—Yonevich. Glaser. Whit- latch. Smith. Ballard. Faster. Greenwood. M. Brown. Hausler. Moffett. SECOND ROW —Fitch. Davis, Hampton, Mendez. Harrison. Crabaugh, Fullerton. Crew. Hernandez. Hall. FIRST ROW—Smi-e. M. Winegardner. Sanderson. Murphy. Fredericks. Whittier, McKillip. Caudron, K. Winegardner, Chamberlain. © Scene 28 — Argcntian ©

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AT ARGENTINE HIGH © FOURTH HOW -Armstrong. Banks. Diaz, (.'astro. Carroll. Ayala. Crabaugh, Bittner, Cross, Car riger, Blass lie. THIRD ROW— J. Coulter. Adams. deLeon. (.astro, Qirroll. Becker, Butcher, Doyle, Dick. Comley. Barr. Crane. SECOND ROW—Brashear, Corp. Banks. Burgess. Dyerson, ( room, Caudron, Bailey. Bittner. Cruise. FIRST ROW—Boatman. Conner, Coleman, Fnloc, Crozier, Braden. Davidson. Alum baugh, R. Chamberlain. Miss Wilhite. ® 9 9 • FOURTH ROW Hollingsworth. Ingrahm French. Howell. I-int , Griffin. Hicks Halcomb. Larimorc. Hemphill. THIRD ROW—Frame. Kuttler. Hood. I ir son. Griffin. Gannon. Ilill, Keith. J. Hoi singer, Kalebaugh. SECOND ROW Eeininger. I.andis. Grufe Knight. Harry. I.illich. Hayes, Glidewcll Fullerton. FIRST ROW Johnson. Libccr. Finke meier. II. Johnson. Ferguson. Fritz, Hall mark. • CLASS One hundred eighty-one students made up the seventh grade class this year, ninety-four of whom are boys and eighty-seven girls. The seventh grade class presented one assembly, November 25. Officers elected at the beginning of the year were: Robert Chamberlain, president; Margot de Leon, vice-president; Carol Pierce, secretary; OF 1952 • Charles Braden, treasurer; Anthony Libccr and Maurice Brashear, cheerleaders. Three students represented the seventh grade in Student Congress. They were: Kenneth Cham- berlain, Kenneth Crabaugh, and Lee Ora Smee. Seventh graders also participated in activities which included Campfire Girls, Colt Club, and junior high basketball. © Argentian — Scene 27 ®

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AT ARGENTINE HIGH r' ■■■== STUDENT The purpose of the Student Congress is to pro- mote student participation in service to the school and to enable a larger group of students to be- come acquainted with the problems of the school and to help solve them. The officers for the year were: Bob Marvinc ’47, president; Lois Ann Smith ’47, vice-president; Bill Greenwood ’47, secretary-treasurer. Committees appointed for the year were: Scholarship, Inter-School, Social, Publicity, Build- ings and Grounds, Assembly, Club-Charters, and All-City Student Congress. ------a— -------------------------------- © CONGRESS • These committees investigated the situations and problems of the school, then reported the in- formation to the government body. The problems were discussed and probable solutions presented. This information was reported to all second hours through the second hour representatives. There were 42 members of the congress this year. The sponsors were V. E. Timmins and J. C. Harmon, principal. • PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION • With a membership of 248, the Argentine High School Parent-Teacher Association carried on its work this year under the leadership of Mrs. Harry C. Kennedy. The other officers for the year were: Mrs. John Coulter, first vice-president; Mrs. W. A. Suggs, second vice-president; Mrs. Everett Hutchings, secretary; Mrs. Arden Miller, treasurer. J. C. Harmon, principal, was elected to serve a three-year term as fourth vice-president of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers, at Wichita, Kansas. The association held a combined Back to School night and a regular Parent-Teacher Association meeting and Fathers’ night with the fathers filling the Parent-Teacher Association offices. The Founders’ Day program was presented at night this year in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the national organization. The officers elected for next year arc: Mrs. Harry C. Kennedy, president; Mrs. Lee Woodruff, first vice-president; Mrs. Charles Lciningcr, sec- ond vice-president; Mrs. George Holtom, secretary; Mrs. Paul VanDerwcll, treasurer. Mrs. Everett Hutching». Mr . Harry Kennedy. Mrs. Arden Miller © Argentian — Scene 29 ©