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

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FOURTH ROW—Jobert. Boring. Klinglcr. Conzales. Adams, Ayala. Bauer, Hutch- ings, Dunlap. Kciso. THIRD ROW—Carroll, Brown. Dowell. Ca- lindo. Lawson. Braden, Green, Bond. Jones, Braswell. SECOND ROW—Homan, Crews, Crane. At- terbury, Atkins. Harshbarger. FIRST ROW — 8cckcr, Howell, DcLara. Brightwcll, Estes, Jordan. Dean, J. Jones. Hcllwig. AAA FOURTH ROW—Chappell. Pumphrey. Mc- Daniel. Sharp. Morgan. Messick. Laswell. Payne. Meyers. Whipple, Mendez. Medina. THIRD ROW—Clark, Grate, Juges, M. Jor- dan, Brown. Powell. Brown. Guthrie, Lopez, Castro. Bustamante. Blake. SECOND ROW—Davidson. Bcachboard. Dc- Witt, Brown. Jackson, Campbell, Lari- more. Kirshcr. Lynch, Farris. Hernandez. I barro. FIRST ROW—Hudson. Blankenship. Great- house. Brandt. Gallagher, Bauer, Hutch- ings. Bartmess, Hollister, Lamphcrc. Clark. Boyd. AAA FOURTH ROW—Porros, R. Mendez. Mize. McDaniel, Morales. Price, Tawncy. M. Smith, Stevens, Yoder, McWilliams. THIRD ROW—Medina. Rios. Sharp. Shoe- maker. Robinson. Ruiz. Webb, Walker, Nincmire. Straub. Scott. SECOND ROW—Lawson. Thompson. Long. Russell. Robohn, Madrigal, Sanchez. San- tillan, Settle. Roberts. FIRST ROW—Rollo, Pringle, Wcddcrstrand. Matney, Stroud, Pittman, Smith. Strong. Messingcr. A CLASS OF 1953 A The seventh grade class, composed of 75 boys and 68 girls making a total of 143, elected J. H. Campbell, president; Leland Green, vice-president; Alice Alyala, secretary, and Ray Ninemire, treasurer. Cheerleaders were: Jerry Russell and Patsy Howell. Six students of the class were in the Student Congress including Lee Green, Delores Hellwig, Janet Hutchings, Gene Klingler, B. L. Redding, and Barbara Smith. Twenty students from the seventh grade were in the Colt Club. Shirley Brown, Marjorie Jordan, Donna Harrison, Jeannette Brown, and Gloria Shoemaker were members of the Campfire Girls. Miss Bess Wilhite, English instructor, was sponsor of the class. TWENTY-THREE a a ARGENTINE HICH A

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A SCHOOL CALENDAR 1947-48 A Sept. 19 First Football Game—Turner. Jan. 24 Basketball Game—Fort Scott, there here Sept. 25 P.-T. A. Breakfast Jan. 27 Basketball Game—Ward, there Sept. 26 Football Game—Osawatomie, here Jan. 29 Band Swing Concert Jan. 30-31 Great Bend Tournament Oct. 3 Football Game—Shawnee Mis- sion, here Feb. 3 Founders Day Program Oct. 10 Football Game—Leavenworth, Feb. 12 Dramatics Class Assembly there Feb. 24 Mustang Club Review Oct. 17 Football Game—Wyandotte, here Mar. 3 Basketball Game—Wyandotte, there Oct. 24 Football Game—Lawrence, here Mar. 11-12-13 Regional Tournament Oct. 27 Navy Day Assembly Mar. 17 Lawrence Exchange Assembly Oct. 31 Football Game—Ward, here Mar. 18 WHB Broadcast Nov. 4 Back to School Night Mar. 19 Senior Play, ‘‘Jobyna Steps Out Nov. 5 Football Game—Atchison, here Mar. 24 Ottawa Exchange Assembly Nov. 14 Football Game—Rosedale, there Apr. 1 Hobo and Kid Day Nov. 19 Dental Inspection Apr. 2 Track Meet at Ottawa Nov. 21 Football Game—Ottawa, here Apr. 9 Junior Play Dec. 12 Dramatics Class Play, “Green Stockings Apr. 1 3 Track Meet at Lawrence Dec. 15 First Basketball Game, North Apr. 14 Nickel Assembly by Orchestra Kansas City Apr. 16 K.U. Relays Dec. 16 Basketball Game—Rosedale, Apr. 20 Orchestra Concert there Dec. 18 Basketball Game—Atchison, Apr. 22 Band Concert here Apr. 24 Baker Relays Dec. 19 Press Club Talent Show Apr. 28 National Honor Society Program Dec. 22-Jan. 5 Christmas Vacation May 1 “A Club Banquet Jan. 6 Basketball Came—Wyandotte, here May 7 Junior High Operetta Jan. 10 Basketball Game—Lawrence, May 13 Mustang Banquet there May 23 Baccalaureate Jan. 13 Basketball Game—Shawnee Mission, there May 26 Sr. High Graduation Jan. 16 Basketball Game—Ottawa, here May 27 Jr. High Graduation Jan. 23 Basketball Game—Leavenworth, May 28 Last Day of School, Awards here Assembly A TWENTY-FIVE A a ARCENTINE HICH a