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

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THE ARCENTI AN—1936 Class of 1938 First How—B r u n n e r, Car tl, Beadle, Bonnet, Arnold, Bottum, Blythe, Barclay, Bruns. .Second How—Antos, Bruce, Bell, Averill, Brink, Briscoe, Crew, Burr. Third How—Bruner, Cowperth- walt, C 1 a r k, Carroll, Claxton, Blaschke, Bradbury, Bales, Bo- irard. fourth How—Bender, Broomfield, Anderson, Burch. Bristow, Ber- lin». Burns, Beton. Firth How—-Cleaver, Cline, Ader- holt, Crawford, Bastel, Bruce, Borris, Babcock. Barnes. Sixth How—Atkinson, B r o w n, Beaird, Anderton. Badeker, Buck- ley, Barton. Seventh How—Crowley, Brown. Ashlock, Butler. Carpenter, Chris- tine, Cooper, Bales, Brown, Ander- ton. First How—Doolittle. Doolittle, Larson, Hardison, Henney, Hutch- ison, DeMuynch, Lillich, Duthoo, Drake, Duggins. Second How llodges, Kallaras, Denys, Greenwood, Hahner, Gil- yeat, Dickerson, Davis, Green, Frass. Third How—Eppert. Deeds, East- er, Griffin, Huff, King, Harmon, Lavin, Lave rack. Fourth How—K e 1 1 e y. Dar k, House, Gregory, Hoover, Gould, Easley, Gray, Keith. Fifth How—E s h n a u r, Harris. House, Lake, Horton. Jenkins, Davidson. Landie, Gomez, sixth How—Holthouse, Grimes, Dyerson, Horst, Gibson, Eidson, Howe, Horton. Seventh How—D Ulica n, Hicks, Pavrow. Erwin, Hogan, Jeffarcs. Fuller, Doze. In comparison with the other junior and senior high school classes, the sophomore class ranks the largest with an enrollment of 298 students. Class officers were Laney Pidcock, president; William Lccp, vice-president; Marvin Bales, secre- tary; James Pountain, treasurer; J. D. Thomas, cheer leader. With a burlesque fashion show the sophomores won first prize in the stunt program given on the evening of January 16, receiving a prize of five dol- lars. In the assembly the same morning they ranked second receiving two dollars. With the money from the prizes a sophomore party was given later. Because of their outstanding work in connection with the school paper, forty-six sophomores, with the assistance of one senior editor, edited the thir- teenth issue of the “Argentian.” They made and covered assignments, wrote columns, features, and obtained advertisements. The sophomore composite girl was picked this year by the girls of C. E. Swcnder's vocations class. The results of the survey were, age 15; height, five feet, three inches; weight, 112 pounds, hair, med- ium brown with left part; eyes, one blue eye and one brown; shoes, size six. It was also found the girl prefers a sweater and skirt, low heeled oxfords, and very little jewelry. The composite girl studies approximately thirty minutes each evening, and pre- fers dancing and reading as her recreation. Her fav- orite color is blue. Cosmetics are used moderately. Other qualities which the composite girl possesses are: ability to meet situations fairly and fearlessly, ability to keep confidence, self-control, poise, and balance, willingness to serve and be use- ful, punctuality at all classes, meetings, and en- gagements, willingness to follow instructors, agree- able attitude toward associates, a sense of honor, and dependability at all times. Twenty'four

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argentine HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1936 DOXAI D THAYER Turner High School: Basket Ball. 2: Cheer Leader. 2. Argentine High School: Glee Club, I; Operetta, 4. II11.1.IS THOMAS Golf, 4; Gym Leader, 1, 2, 3, I; Gvm 'iearn, 1, 2, 3, 4. MILKEN TIIIBETT Operetta, 2, 4; Glee Club, 2, 4; Typing Squad, 4. GERALD VAN MOL Gym Leader, 4; Gym Team, 3, 4. VIOLET VERNON Eldon High School, Eldon Mis- souri: Science Club. 3; Home Eco- nomic Club, 2. JINIOR THOMAX .JANE THOMAS Mustang Club, 3, 4; President, 4; Junior Play, 3: Argentian Staff, 2, 3; Operetta. 2. 4; Glee Club. 2, 4; President, 4; Girl Reserves, 2. 3, 4; President, 4: Student Council. 1, 2, 4; Class Officer, Secretary, 1. DAVII) TYLER Orchestra, 3, 4. GEORGE VEDROS CARL WENDT Turner High School: Operetta. 2: Glee Club. 2: Basket Ball. 1, 2; Class Officer, Vice-President. 1. Argentine High School: A” Club, 3. 4: Basket Ball. 3: Track. 3. 4; Student Council, 4; Typing Squad, 3, 4; Gym Team, 3, 4. ANN WHALEN Central Junior High School: Girl Reserves. 1. A r g e n 11 n e High School: Annual Staff. 4; Argen- tian Staff, 2, 3, 4; Girl Reserves, 4. Twenty'onc

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ARGENTINE HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1937 First How—Fox, Cole, Croimvell, Foster, Daniels, Anders, Collins, Benlon, Andrews. Childers. Fred- ericks. Second How—Crossley, Corman, Crockett, Ball, Fry, Bryant. Beau- mont. Cain, Fleetwood, Baker. Third How—B e a i r d, Cooper, Berns, Brown. Campbell. Corbett, Booher, Crossley. Fourth How—B e e k. Conley, Barnes, Campbell, Hernandez. BJaschke, Freeman, Bosse. Fifth Row—Coons, Fox. Babcock, Brown, Francis, Dean, Griffith. Sixth How—Barnes. Fultz, David- son, Allen, Buck man, Bordner Bru nk. First Row—Leavy, Hack, Honiek, Harrison, Hayes, Madison, Keyes, Jameson, Messenger, Gentry. Second How—Kennedy, Kimler, Hernandez, McGivern, Heckman. Jessee, Hickock, Hart. Third How—M a d d e n. Johnson. Kellogg, Kelley, Goold, Gregory, Green, Jones. Fourth Row—Macleod, Marshall, Metz, Harris, McDonald. Gordon, Lopez. Fifth Row—Baker. Manion, Max- im, Lee, Hale, McGregor, Liston, Lynch. Sixth How—Giggs, Hicks, Ilahner, House. First Row—S u m n e r, O'Hare, Plunk, Stice, Walker, Phillips, Smith, Price, O'Donald, Schleicher, Molyneaux. Second Row—T h o m a s. Prince, rresiey, Teufler, Wolf, Winter- steen, Worrall, Pruitt, Mostaffa, Strader, Woodward. Third How—T i p p e t t, Sudduth, Reese, Wilkes, Woodhead, Miller, Rawlings, Munoz, Rush. Fourth How—Littlefield, Purvis, Pierce, Smith, Moberly, Tague, Vaughn. Fifth How—Snodgrass, V a s s a r, Purinton, Robertson, Scott, South, Taylor, Millhouse. sixth Row—Troupe, Terry. Smith, Woolard, Service, Weber, Stone. The junior play and the junior-senior banquet were the two main events which were sponsored by the junior class this year. The annual junior play was presented March 4 and 5 which was entitled “Your Money or Your Wife.” The cast was as follows: David Gordon, Ruth Heckman, Evelyn Plunk, Warren Gibbs, Anna Walker, Nolan McGregor, Margaret Teufler, and Clyde Andrews. The class was one of the smallest in the school with an enrollment of one hundred and sixty-two students. N. F. Shell was the sponsor. Class officers were Clyde Andrews, president; Paul Madden, vice- president; Marianna Berns, secretary; Maxine Cole, treasurer; and Emory Cooper, cheer leader. Jerry Liston and Evelyn Plunk were members of both the Press Club and Quill and Scroll. Jack Buckman broke the high jump record in the Kansas Relay meet, he was also the high point man in the Northeast Kansas basket ball league. Twenty-three