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

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FOURTH ROW—Potter. Ilinlii. Ilanton. Jour. Jrnkint. Vjiur. Kuttlrr. King. Hautlcr. Hack. THIRD ROW Imlcr. I nekton, (iuen rood. Jacobton. Fuller. Fry. (irubc, Kalebaugh. Fil h. SECOND ROW OUter llitel. Hullmjii. B. Hill. Ingraham. Franklin. Flliol, I;. Hill. FIRST ROW Kun e. Kyle. Fullerton. Fred- enekt. Fagan. John ton, Howell. Hollingt worth. Ounz. ❖ THIRD ROW—R Smith. VanDetwell. B Thompson. B. Yeartley. Studdard. Suggt. Verbrugge. Smalley. SECOND ROW Normile. Seaman. Rodriguez. D. White. Reagan. Neighbort. Vetatquez. Robohn. Rafferty. FIRST ROW Simpton. Willt. S. Yeartle» Woodruff. Stanton. Sjoblom. Sexton. Rutted. CHEERLEADERS—Hindt. Fatrit. ❖ • FOURTH ROW I andrev. I'oole. Fierce. C. I.illich. Phelpt. Ninemire. Mullent. II. Law- ton. Moffett. I.auder. THIRD ROW -Lehman. Parker. Purkey. D Lawton. O'Dell. Oehlert. Payne. Pearton. Lenoir. Smee. McClain. SECOND ROW Webb. McWilliamt. f I homp ton. Marth. I.. Rutted. Mercer, Sellon, Mo herly. McC.lun, M. Smith. FIRST ROW Mittchke. White. Miller, Wine gardner. McDaniel. K. Thompton. Walker. Winfrey. Lynch. Overly. Reagan. CHEERLEADERS—Mott. Etiet. On March I. the Mustang Review was given by the Mustang Club to raise funds for the annual Mustang Club banquet. The cheerleaders were: George Moss. Dorothy Estes. Donna Hinds. Jackie Farris and Marvin Shultz. I he alternate cheerleaders were: Norma Hollingsworth. Norma McDaniel, and Marcia Winegardner.

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THIRD ROW William». Greenwood. Smrr. Chol r. Ilayrt. Ja ob»on. K Uo. Dean. l.rnior. Helm. SI-CONI) ROW—Broun. Carman. Johnson. Carrigtr. Drlmrr. Orovich. Median. Bras- well. Walker. FIRST ROW Blankenship. Wright. Rote. Klaber. Hurl. I'nngle. Murphy. Hubbard. VfcttW 38 The Y-T eon. formerly the Girl Reserves, sponsored by Miss Patti Sankee. is an organization for girls who are sophomores, juniors, and seniors. I he officers for the organization were: I.ou Ann Smee. president: Patsy Hurt, vice-president: Joy Ann Braswell, secretary: and Lola Klaber. treasurer. I he Y-Teens sponsored an all-girl assembly. October 13. and one pep assembly in March, before the Lawrence-Argentine basketball game. F OUR 1 11 ROW B Davit. Buihnell. Coulter. Albright. Cartoll. Blatehe. Dyenon. Chrittie. Alt. Bell THIRD ROW Brathear. Brunk. CL Cheiter. J. arriger, S. Chritri, Bailey. Dean. Cart- mill. D. Carriger. SECOND ROW -Cline. Coleman. Chubb. N. Brown, Allard, Drenon, Bratwrll. Cntp. Blythe. FIRST ROW Duckworth. Carter. Crane. R. Byrd. Cobble. Carpenter. V. Byrd. 3Kj Ulufitang Cl til) The Mustang Club, with a membership of 152. was the largest since the beginning of the or- ganization. This club was established to create an interest in school athletics, to stimulate pep through assem- blies. to lead cheering at games, and to create good will with other schools. The officers were: Robert Mullens, president: Clyde Dycrson, vice-president: Lou Ann Smee, secretary, and Dorothy Crisp, treasurer. iTfufntti-riijijt

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FOURTH ROW Btiden. Cuter. Colenwn. Co Kiugh. Armitrong. French. Hitcomb. Carroll. Crozier. Coulter. Cirrni. THIRD ROW IliiihhirKrr. Hitri»on. (iridin. Harry. Gibton. Carroll. M. Hill. Carroll, Pome. SECOND ROW Fitch. Ourner. BucOmante. Bright well. Hamm. Atkinton. Campbell. Call. Clement. Clark. FIRST ROW Ammrrmjn, Cantrell. Barack man. Dyerton. Coleman. Bye. Btunk. Burge»». Brathear. CHEERLEADERS'—Farri». Fullerton. FOURTH ROW Pri . Hutching». Myer Murphy. Madl. Klinger. Ingram. Hollingt- worth. O'Dell. Prince. Latwcll. Powell. THIRD ROW—Hood. Olander. Howell. Fandi», long. Madrigal. Morgan. Lillich. Ninemire. Ketco. I.atton, Nail. SF.COND ROW l.ibeer. I.anon. Overly. Moore. Kmher. Pierce. I.anon. Hellwig, Peer. Hull man. Olten. I.amphere. FIRST ROW Hutton. Iron», l ynch. Nclton. I.anon. Petzold. Ibarra. Miller. CHEERLEADERS—Smee. Kuttler. ❖ FOURTH ROW—Shipman. Twiielton. Walker. Stronach. Seller. Yancey. Updegraff. Wool- worth. Ulmer. THIRD ROW Meryl Strehlow. Matrly Slreh- low. Weubrook. Winegardner. Treeland. Watt. Stroud. Small. Steflenc. SECOND ROW — Tawney. Wade. Simmon». Robohn. Ru»»ell. Redding. Verbrugge. Voh(. FIRST ROW Settle. Sandenon. Richard. Sud duth. Walling. B. White. D. Robert». E. Robert». CHEERLEADERS—Sugg». Dowell. S (Colt Club With 68 girls and 60 boys, the Colt Club was led in cheers by six cheerleaders at all junior high and second team games this year. The club was made up of junior high students. Officers of the club were: Robert Chamberlain, president: Lee Green, vice-president: Carolyn Petzold. secretary: and James Ingram, treasurer. The cheerleaders were: Barbara Dowell. Patricia Farris. Orcnc Fullerton. Mary Lou Kuttler. LeeOna Smee. and Patricia Suggs. The organization's sponsor this year was Mr. J. C. Harmon. Thirty