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

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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

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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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SCHOOL i. In the future Argentine High School will have three aims: First, to serve the boys and girls on the south side of Kansas City, Kansas, just as well as in Argentine, because the people on the south side are like minded; second, in serving the boys and girls to appeal to the needs of the students in their voca tional training, as this is an industrial community; third, to serve the students in light of their needs. To afford the stu dents the best opportunities, it is necessary that the school and student be linked closer with the industrial and business worlds. The school knowing the students will offer them the oppor' tunity of trying out jobs as apprentices in the fields they have chosen. North Entrance Locomotive Models Cafeteria Force Flag Pole and West Entrance Tallest and Shortest Office Force