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

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THE ARCENTI AN—1936 Superintendent Principal F. L. SCHLAGLE J. C. HARMON Contents The School Classes........................................11 Faculty ....................................... 9 Harmon, J. C., Principal....................... 6 Music ......................................... 3 Schlagle, F. L., Superintendent................ 6 Athletics “A Club ......................................36 Basket Ball....................................33 Football ......................................31 Girls’ Sports..................................37 Tennis and Golf................................35 Track .........................................35 Activities Art Club.......................................43 Girl Reserves..................................44 Journalism ....................................44 Mustang Club...................................37 National Honor Society.........................41 Speech.........................................42 Student Council................................41 Typing ........................................43 Junior Honorary Society.....................42 Annual Staff Nona Harman ...............................Editor Mary Louise Mahr...........................Editor Jack Lampe ....................Business Manager Emogene Keyes ...................Assistant Editor Dorothy Hall ....................Assistant Editor Lyle Offutt ........................Sports Editor Donald Taylor ......................Sports Editor Lyle Offutt ...................Advertising Editor Jack Wilhm ....................Advertising Editor Staff Assistants Mary Callaway Carl Horton Henry Fisher Ann Whalen Virgil Smith Junior Assistant Jerry Liston Six

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ARGENTINE HIGH SCHOOL MISS MONA WALTER MISS BESSIE MILLER Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Orchestra Supervisor of Music Band, The great growth of the music department shows that music is one of the main features of Argentine High School. This year three hundred sixty three students were enrolled for some type of music. The courses offered were glee club, orchestra, band, and mixed chorus. The greatest growth has been in the band. The number enrolled has increased from thirty-seven last year to eightyfthree this year. Most of these stu- dents learned to play their instruments through les- sons given in a beginning class last year. The popu- larity of the work has been great enough to war- rant the schools purchasing several instruments, in- cluding a cello, double-bass, and sousaphone. The band has uniforms, which consist of gold satin blouses, corduroy caps, trousers, and capes. The combined orchestras consisted of seventy-six members. Thirty-six were in the Senior High or- ganization and forty in the Junior High. The Junior High orchestra was organized to prepare the Junior High school students for the Senior High orchestra. The glee clubs consisted of seventy-two members, thirty-two girls and forty boys. Approximately forty-eight students were enrolled in the sophomore mixed chorus. This class prepares the students for the glee clubs. The Junior High mixed chorus is a semester class, changing in the middle of the year and therefore offering the opportunity of music to a larger num- ber of students than otherwise could be done. There were thirty-six members in the first semester class and forty-eight members in that of the last semester. The leading music events of the year were the operetta, music week, Christmas program and the Northeast League Spring Festival at Leavenworth, in which eighty-five students from Argentine par- ticipated. —TT Three m

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ARGENTINE IIIGII SCHOOL Presley, McHenry, Bouse, Bordner, Wool a r d, Fox, W ater s, Card, Cerovich, Payne, Fisher, Brewer, Mil- ler, Cook, Stubbs, Swine- heart, Stephenson, Allison, Fike. Schupp, Wire, Fleet- wood, Wing, Stanley. Ful- ler. Presley, Stanley, S p a r k s, McHenry, Cook, Hill, Lay m a n, Saunders, Tanner, Simmons, Brazier, Craig'. First Row—Hoke, Brown, Pierce, Lemberger, Wood- head, Neher, Sparks, Aiman, Gentry, Brewer. Second Row—Burr, Lopez, Littlefield. Fry, G o r d o n, Hammer, Dupuy, Bro w n, Aiman, Whitely. Tliljrd Row—Smith. West- fall. Bre w e r. Childers, Moore, Campbell, Tyler. F o i r t h Row—M a d d o x. Brown, Fleetwood, Whisler, Brink. Wilhm. Boys' Glee Club First Row—Crockett, Bly- the, Prince, Miss Mona Wal- ter (director), Pruitt (pian- ist), Liston, Conley, Thayer, Post. Second Row—Ofi'utt. Beck, Chambers, Purvis, Green- wood, Briscoe, Lopez. Third Row—Morris, Cooper, McGregor, White. Brunk, Tague, Babcock. Fourth Row—H eck m a n, Darnell, Munoz, Terry, Win- chell. Lynch. Fifth Row—Spalding, Dav- idson, A 1 1 e n, Messenger, Irvin. Taylor, Horton. Sixth Row—Ryan, Fisher, Smith, House, Gibbs. Bund MR. W. A. JOLLIFF O Director Senior High Orchestra Five