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

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I S' iiiiiiliiiiiiiii C C S UNIOR HIGH BASKET BALL 'ruor 4 R The junior high basket ball team is organized chiefly to develop and give experience to the boys who will be future prospects for the high team. It also gives a sport for the r high boys during the winter, ost outstanding accomplishment of this was the winning of the city invita- tournament, January 12 and 19. the regular season's play the team even games and lost six. the Christmas holidays three of the mbers of the team were moved up to the senior high second team squad. tional Duri on. Af A CLUB The A Club is composed of all boys who have earned a letter in any major sport or two letters in a minor sport. JUNIOR HIGH BASKET BALL First Row—B. Terry, Hayes, J. Torry, Liston. Socond Row—Childs, Alvaroz, Homan- doz. King, Martinez, Brown. Third Row—Weber, DoWitt, Fuller, Gib' son. Burns. Fourth Row—K. C. Skeen, coach; Hall Gutierrez. ”A CLUB First Row Marron, Moore, McDonald Thomas, Jenkins, Jamoson, Stone. Second Row—Conley, Payne, Childs Favrow, Munoz, Jones, Brunk. Third Row—Thorp, Buckman, Tippett Campbell, Barnes, Leop. Fourth Row—Winchell, Pountain, Loo J. C. Lonborg, sponsor,- Childers, Dare Brown. Page Eleven

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 v Basket ball LETTERMEN Robert Herring ......Forward Robert Plough .........Guard Jack Buckman ........Forward Edward Dare..........Forward Joe Marron.............Guard Virgil Eidson .......Forward John Winchell .......Forward Harley King...........Center Turner ..16 Argentine....45 Washington Rural.. ..23 Argentine....28 Wyandotte ..23 Argentine 20 Rosedale ..21 Argentine....25 Atchison ..22 Argentine....30 Shawnee-Mission .. ...23 Argentine....32 Leavenworth ...26 Argentine....29 Olathe ..17 Argentine....53 Wyandotte ..38 Argentine....30 Rosedale ...24 Argentine....36 Hiawatha ...26 Argentine....45 Atchison ..30 Argentine....40 Shawnee-Mission.. ..32 Argentine....34 Leavenworth ...33 Argentine....45 Turner ...41 Argentine....44 Olathe ...26 Argentine....32

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 iLS' A AND NUMERA! CMJBS. -f-jt . First, iorsll Second Row—Wisjf Helen Brandenburg, sponsor; Madison; Slice, Cartmill, Borns, Cole, Booher. Third Row-Thoman, Harmon, Ander- son. Hultz, Barton, Westfall, Reagan, Preston, GIRLS' SPORTS The physical education program for girls has been divided into the following groups: funda- mentals of all major and minor games, stunts, relays, organization, apparatus, tap and folk dancing, marching, drilling, indoor tracl intra-mural, and health activities. Each girl is given the opportunity to partici- pate in an after-school program of class com- petition in volley ball, basket ball, individual and group games, track, and baseball. WATERBUGS First Row—Lamb, Hickman. Fickel, V. Hardison, Gregory, Bailey, Simpson, Vornon, Buckman, Booher. Socond Row—B. Hardison, Harrison, Browne, Hughes, Westfall, Gilycat, Lomborger, R-.choy, Blaschko, Allen. Third Row—Ayrault, Coats, Thoman, Hultz, Miss Helen Brandenburg, instruc- tor; V entling, Eppert, Habcrman, May- bell. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row—Cole, Teuflor, Borns, Rob- erts, Beton, Cartmill. Socond Row—Plunk, Lloyd, Gould, Hoover, Miller, Miss Helen Branden- burg, sponsor. Third Row—Westfall, Hultz, Thoman, Dooiittle, Barton Larson. Swimming instruction is given in beginning, advanced swimming and life-saving. Page Twelve