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

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AT ARGENTINE HIGH MR. F. L. SCHLAGLE Superintendent © MR. J. C. HARMON Principal FACULTY • MR. RICHARD F. ARMSTRONG Algebra. Alhlelict MR. ROV T. BAKER CoHSliluliou, Alhlelict MISS EDNA BARNES English, Dramatics MR G. C. BRADFORD fundamental Reticles, Diversified Occupations MR G. C. BRINK Shorthand. 'Ey pen riling MISS STELLA COLE Clothing MISS GLADYS CONGDON English. American llitlory MISS GRACE DALE Office Training. Shorthand MISS HAZEL DAWSON Central Science, foods MISS EDITH DELANEY Mathematics MISS MAUD HEWITT English. An MR F. S. HOOVER Biology, Physics MRS. LaVERNE HOY English MISS LILLIAN JESSUP Social Studies MR. C. F. KUKUK Applied Mathematics. Athletics MISS MYRTLE McCORMICK English. Latin MR. E. A. MOODY Mechanical Drawing MRS. ETHELYN MORGAN Social Studies. Mathematics MR. HAROLD J. MOULD Band. Orchestra MR. C. J. OLANDER Physiology. Physical Education MISS BERTHA PLUMB Eoods. Cafeteria MR C. L. RICHARDS Woodwork MISS PATTI SANKEE Euglish. Spanish MR. I). F. SCHULTZ Machine Shop MR. N. F. SHELL Chemistry. Geometry MR. J. R. SIMPSON Electricity MR. CLYDE SWENDER Vocations. General Business. Athletics MISS FRANCES TAYLOR English. Journalism MR. V. E. TIMMINS Civics. International Relations MISS SUE UNRUH Physical Education. Physiology MISS MONA WALTER Glee Club, Chorus MISS BESS WILHITE English MR. JOHN I). WILLIAMS Auto Mechanics. Metal Work MRS. HATTIE POPPINO Librarian MISS EVELYN VERNON Office Secretary MISS MARGARET PENNY Office Secretary MISS EVELYN KOESTER School Nurse © Argeiuian — Scene 11 ©

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AT ARGENTINE HIGH © • CLASS OF 1947 • The senior class of this year was composed of 147 students, 79 girls and 68 boys. The annual class play, Feathers in a Gale,” was presented December 6. Melvin Woolcry was one of the seven cheer- leaders of the Mustang Club, in which 67 were senior members. Twenty-three seniors were elected members of the National Honor Society. They were: Donald Blythe, Marion Brown, Shirley Carriger, Mary Carter, Clara Ethel Childers, Anna May Cramblit, Virginia Crew, Nancy Culp, Bob Dunwcll, Helen Christ, Vicki Hernandez, Darlene Hinds, Maxine Holsingcr, Glendora Lapham, Andy Lillich, Shirley Liston, Kenneth Miller, Joan Perry, Dorothy Quirk, Bill Rac, Lois Ann Smith, Richard Wood- ruff, and Melvin Woolcry. Seven journalism students were in the Press Club with Maurinc Addison president. Co-editors of the bi-weekly school newspaper were Don Blythe, Clara Ethel Childers, and Joan Perry. Editors of the annual were Maurinc Addison, Shirley Kunze, Glendora Lapham and Velma Imlcr. Bob Marvinc was president of the Student Con- gress; Gerald Cozad, of the Mustang Club; Bill Greenwood, of the A” Club; Joan Moody, of the Y-Tccns; and Mary Annie Carter, of the Girls’ Athletic Association. Twelve seniors were in the orchestra and four- teen seniors were in band this year. The class was sponsored this year by Miss Fran- ces E. Taylor and Miss Gladys Congdon. • CLASS OFFICERS • FRESHMAN YEAR Marion Brown Vice-President .. Maxine Holsingcr Lois Ann Smith Shirley Carriger Cheerleaders Darlinc Rose, Mary Lou Detmer Sponsor Miss Gladys Congdon JUNIOR YEAR President Marion Brown Vice-President Perry McCray Secretary Jimmie Hall T rcasurcr Lois Ann Smith Cheerleader Mary Lou Detmer Sponsor „ . .... Mr. N. F. Shell SOPHOMORE YEAR President Vice-President Wallace Gregg Walter Turner Bill Rac T rcasurcr Jimmie Hall Cheerleader Mary Lou Detmer Sponsors Miss Edna Barnes, Mr. C. E. Swender SENIOR YEAR Marion Brown Vice-President Kenneth Miller Maxine Holsingcr Sponsors Miss Frances E. Taylor, Miss Gladys Congdon © Argent i;m—Scene 13 ®