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

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FOURTH ROW—Pcugot, Stewart. Thomp- son, Phelps. Doyle. Snyder. Graham, Rosas. Verbrugge. Hanks. THIRD ROW—Meyer. Pierce. Kuttlcr, Smith. Pclsor, Tucker, Perkin . Quillin, Harkness. SECOND ROW—Cibson. Vest. Singleton. Verhamme. Howe. Sparks. Lally, Voll- nogcl. Frame. FIRST ROW—Sanderson. Martin. Mifschke. Haws. Webb, Winfrey. Vega. Eickhoff, Carter. AAA FOURTH ROW—White. Kalcbaugh. Madl. Payne. Rios. Vedros. Sterner, Flynn. Rod- riquez. THIRD ROW—Webb. Huffman. Yearslcy. Reynolds. Cowperthwait. Carr, Woodruff. B. Hill, Campos. SECOND ROW—Swee. E. Hill. Grubc. Set- zcr. McClain. Glaser. Hisci. Manis, Rus- sell. FIRST ROW—Imler. Johnson. Fishbaugh. Sparks. Jones, Mobcrly, Pearson. AAA SECOND ROW—Moss. Dyerson, Mullens, Carroll. Russell. Solis. FIRST ROW—Becerra. Davis, Duckworth. Lawson. Bell. A CLASS OF 1949 A Dorothy Estes was one of the football queen’s attendants for this year’s football squad. The junior issue of the Argentian was published April 30. a SEVENTEEN A A ARGENTINE HIGH a

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 THIRD ROW—Moffett, Jester. Vassar. Lil- lich, Studdard, King, Castaneda. Payne, laindrey. SECOND ROW—Estes, Howe, Farris. Smith. Erickson, Phelps, Hunter, Ingraham. Pacheco. Ouslcy. FIRST ROW—Alonso. Simpson. Elliott. Leh- man. Franklin. Phillips, Cosseff, Fuller- ton. Hinds, Sanchez. AAA FOURTH ROW—Alt. Blackmorc. Adcox, Christie. Albright. Davis. Blaschc, Brown, Bailey, Borders, Crowder, Bush- ncll. THIRD ROW—Smith, Fry, Appleton, Mon- ficl, Rader, Magathan, Head, Camger. Sjoblom, Chrisman. Sexton. SECOND ROW—Campos. Marsh. Lillich. Graham, Allard, Stanton, Seaman. Fagan, Purkey. Mercer, Chester. FIRST ROW—Byrd. Cassidy. DeMint, Brash- car. Cobble, Cartmill, Barnett, Crisp, Hemphill, Bartmess. Blankenship. A CLASS OF 1949 A With a total of 172 students, including 90 boys and 82 girls, the junior class chose for its class officers: Hraold Lawson, president; Clyde Dyerson, vice-president; Robert Mullens, secretary; Jack officers: Harold Lawson, president; Clyde Dyerson, vice-president; Robert Mullens, secretary; Jack Payne, treasurer; and George Moss, cheerleader. Five members of the Press Club are from this class. They are Jim Jester, Ralph Imler, Gale Bushnell, Ernest Albright, and John Moffett. George Moss and Donna Hinds were cheerleaders of the Mustang Club. Forty members of this organization were from the class. Nelda Allard. Darrell Dobbins, Clyde Dyerson. Margaret Elliot, Elizabeth Hill, Carl Lillich and Robert Mullens were members of the Student Congress. a ARCENTI AN 1948 a a SIXTEEN a

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FOURTH ROW—Dale. Daniels. Harryman, Vohs. Mclntecr. Nmcmirc. Jenkins, Suggs. Smith, Williams. Roach. THIRD ROW—Parker. Yowell. Robohn. Larimorc. Jacobson. Smec, Tomlinson, Chester, W. Smith. Hale. SECOND ROW — Lambeth. McCormick. Regan. Becker. Poole. Larson. Ycarsley, Toler, Wright. Velasquez. FIRST ROW—Kyle. Winegardner. Maddox, Anders, Reed. Pringle. M. Smith. Overly, Murphy. Walker. AAA FOURTH ROW — Spicer. Sparks. O'Dell. Strobb. Reyes. Oehlert. Boicc. Ruttan, Loya, Mantooth. Weems, Long. THIRD ROW — Winfrey. Manis. Klaber, Prez. Suarez. Hurt, McDaniels, Wright, Johnson. Miller. SECOND ROW—Keightley. Snapp. Moffett, Wilker, Walker. Roach. FIRST ROW—Odlc. Webb. Hubbard. San- chez. Pickett. MeCce. Sauceda. Howell, Snitka. Van Norman, Murphy. A CLASS OF 1950 A The class with the largest total number of members, the sophomore class, had an enrollment of 194, of whom 108 were boys and 86 were girls. Chosen to lead the class as its officers were: Norma McDaniels, president; Carl McCormick, vice-president; Barbara Barnett, secretary; Tommy O'Dell, treasurer. Twenty members of the class were in the Mustang Club. Norma Hollingsworth and Donald Daniels were chosen as two of the alternate cheerleaders of this group. Virginia Overly was chosen by the “A” Club to be one of the football queen attendants at the last home football game. a ARCENTI AN 1948 A a EIGHTEEN a