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

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CLASS OF 1934 First Row—Bard. Bastcl, Bartel. P. Buckman. Crew, Daniels, Baker, Cox. Askew. Second Row—Beth, Dunlap. Browne. Frick. Elliott. Cathey, M. Clark, Bryan, Andrews. Third Row—H. Buckman, H. Anderson, Cowperthwait, Brill, Cartier, Dishman, E. Clark, Dortch. Burns, Davidson. Fourth Row—Dcaver, Drcicr, Fultz, Eisman, Darnell, Askew. R. Anderson. Burgoon. Fifth Row—Benezette, Beasley, Brush. Barr, Foster, Del a plain. Beth, De Muynck, Ford. .....President Vice-President .....Secretary .....Treasurer .Cheer Leader ......Sponsors Alfred Brush....................... Pete Innes......................... Oma Smith.......................... Emogene Wilhelm.................... James Crew......................... Miss Cora Luce, Mr. A. W. Brown First Row—Morris, Gorman, Innes, McGee. Second Row—'Harmon, Keyes, Gould. Hall, Millert, Loilcr, D. Johnson, Gilycat, Kelso. Third Row—Hart. Harris, Mason, Larson, Hulhcrt, Loomis, Heckman, Jewell. Fourth Row—McCauley, Macleod, Mitchell, Little, Kelly, Morrison, Gocrlich. Hewitt. Fifth Row—Harris, Jameson, E. Johnson, Meade, Jones, Mankin, Gross, Holden, Lehman, Hcnney. Sixth Row—Moore. Halcomb, Gaither, Huyck, Hultz, Jordan, Mcrwin, Kincaid, Mayo, Madison, Kane. 1933 Twenty-seven

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 SCHOOL SONGS GOLD AND BLUE Argentine, Argentine, is the high school Where we learn and are taught the Golden Rule. To be fair to the foe is the one great motto, Of this high school in Argentine So with loyal hearts we sing, Our sincere tribute we bring. To honor with one thought and voice, The high school of our choice. Chorus Now you laddies, lassies, listen. It's Argentine, Argentine, with its colors so true, We are thinking of you always, Dear Argentine. Argentine, with its Gold and Blue, It's our pride upon the hillside, Where we work with will and win. Now you laddies, lassies, listen, It's Argentine, Argentine, that will make all things spin. COCKADOODLEDO SONG Cock'a'doodle'do, I'm for Old Argentine; I am proud of it, and so I will crow and crow and crow; Cock'a'doodle'do, I'm for Old Argentine; And I'm crowing, for I’m growing In Old Argentine. ARGENTINE STEIN SONG Sing to dear Old Argentine, Fight for the Gold and Blue, Stand and let us honor our school, Let every loyal Mustang sing, Sing with all our heart and soul, Eyes always toward our goal; Keep this one and only motto, Be fair and honest to our foe. Helen Wright. SEELCmin Twenty- ix

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CLASS OF 1934 First Row -«Purvis. Roth. Pyle, Olsccnc, Stephenson. Second Row—Weaver. Watson, F. Smith, Girten, Hiatt, Stiles. Wing. Third Row—Sawyer, Prince, Scott. Wilhelm, Rcith, Terry, Vaughan, Reynolds, Shores. Fourth Row Smith p Smith- E. Thomas. Vandcrwill, Rice, M. Wheeler, Wbolery, Stewart. Fifth Row—M. Price, D. Wheeler, L. Price, D. Thomas, O. Smith, Tipton, Hoover, Wells. Vergot, Taylor. CLASS OF 1935 James Brady................................ Jack Fuller.............................. Irene DeWeese............................ Louise Dargon............................ Eugene Hiatt............................. Miss Edna Barnes, Mr. F. S. Hoover....... .....President Vice'President .....Secretary .....Treasurer .Cheer Leader ......Sponsors First Row—Darby, Atkinson. Brady, Blain, Bryan, Beavers, Abbott, Wilson, Buck. Second Row—Carr. Callaghan. Caudle. Bell, DeLeon, Boyle, F. Comlcy, Dean, Compton. Third Row—Millcrt, Durham, Bottomley, Davidson, DeWeese, Colclasure, Bcnlon, Babcock, Beeler. Fourth Row—Barton, Rives, Butler, Dowell, Dyerson, Cantrell, Anderson, Beemont, Campbell, Cole. Fifth Row—Colvin, Bradley, Brown, Adams, Dillon, Dargan, H. Comley, Croslcy, Bender, Arnold. Twonty-elflht