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

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AND NO PL MAKES JOHNNIE A The opportunity to work is a blessing. Wor youth as it is to adults. Schools provide the for work which has been planned to meet the school boys and girls should develop a se work and they should learn to persevere until the of work has been completed. Work which others by giving my best, makes a good motto for youih. But life demands a variety, and so youth must play a wefl work. The modern high school goes to great lengths to preside its students wholesome opportunities for play. It cannot be said of the schools of today that only the strong get to play. All ages and all sizes find numerous play activities in which they can engage with safety. And fortunate is the student who develops an under- standing as to the proper place of play in his life. Next year the Argentine High School will be splendidly equipped to provide both work and play activities for its students. May the students make the most of their opportunities. I. C. HARMON.

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MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, MO 64050 ry Branch GE MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY 0000 12673098 Annual Staff • Editors Mary Jane Cartmill, Geraldine Hoke, George McDonald, and Louise Wentling Business Manager... Irene Alumbaugh Advertising Managers. . Maxine Madl and Billy Phillips • • • These journalism students assisted in the preparation of this book: Mary Heckman, Margaret Vanderwell, Mary Ellen Southerland, Charlotte Ritter, Norma Paine, Paul Gilles, Richard Burge, Bill Presley, Thelma Richey, Walter Brink, Harold Peppers, Betty Ladenburger, Betty Westfall, Richard Mankin, Eleanor Small, Jeanne Bailey, Leland Lynch, and Eloise Strong.

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Shorthand Sore throat? Typing Biology Auto service Chemistry Annual editors Metal project .. .WORK... Woodwork