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

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THIRD ROW—Crowdfr. fur, Biker. Rruhrir, Eden. Cjrmody. Ammrrnun, Bril. Coulter. Dye. B. Campbell. SECOND ROW Dale. Clyma. fjiumdi, Chetter. Bailey. Blankemhip. Detmer. Dean, Cerovieh. Bennett. FIRST ROW Adam . Brown. Rratwell. Blythe, Byrd. Carriger. Carman. Drennon. Coleman. Davila. • FOURTH ROW—Boyd. Jewell. I.arion. Foster. Klempnaoer. ilanton. Jenkint. Daniel . Finkc- meier. Graham. Cooper. Hack. T HIRD ROW I anham. I anelle, l enior. Hunter. Hayes. Ja ob on. Hendriek . Garrett. I.anmore. Helm . Harford. SECOND ROW -Cauaneda. Jobmtoei. Harry - man. Horn. I.oya. Long. Hahner. Hampton. Eeighner. Keightley. Heninger. MRS I ROW Klaher. Hubbard. Ho'ling orth. Hurt. Frederick . Greenwood. Johnton. Kyle. Hernandez. $ Class of 1050 The junior class had an enrollment of 185 students, of whom 88 were girls and 97. hoys. Officers chosen to head the class were Ellis Jenkins, president: Carl McCormick, vice-president; Joann Walker, secretary: Marcia Wir.egardner, treasurer: and Louise Johnson, cheerleader. 1 o add to the junior class luster Virginia Overly was chosen football queen, the second time for a junior girl to hold the crown. From the same class Marcia Winegardncr and Norma McDaniel were chosen to serve as her attendants. Jfiftrcu

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Hi cf)ool Calendar 1048=49 Hi SEPTEMBER Sept. 1 3 School Began Sept. 24 First Football Game, Northeast here OCTOBER Oct. 1 Football Game. Ottawa there Oct. 8 Football Game, Shawnee Mission there Oct. 15 Football Game. Leavenworth here Oct. 22 Football Game, Wyandotte there Oct. 28 K. U. Assembly Oct. 29 Football Game. Lawrence here NOVEMBER Nov. 3 Dental Inspection Nov. 4-5 Teachers' Meeting Nov. 6 Football Game. Ward here Nov. 1 2 Football Game. Atchison there Nov. 19 Football Game. Rosedalc here DECEMBER Dec. 10 Senior Play Dec. 1 7 First Basketball Game. Rosedalc here Dec. 21 Basketball Game. Wyandotte there Dec. 22 Christmas Vacation Begins JANUARY Jan. 2 Christmas Vacation Ends Jan. 5 Basketball Game. Haskell here Jan. 7 Basketball Game. Atchison there Jan. 14 Basketball Game. Shawnee Mission here Jan. 19 Basketball Game. Fort Scott there Jan. 20 Rhapsody in Blue and Gold. Band Program Jan. 21 Basketball Game. Ottawa there Jan. 24 Basketball Game. Ward here Jan. 28 Basketball Game. Leavenworth there Jan. 29 Basketball Game. Lawrence here FEBRUARY Feb. 3 Basketball Game. Atchison here Feb. 4-5 Invitational Tournament Feb. 8 Basketball Game. Ward there Feb. 8 Press Club Talent Show Feb. 11 Basketball Game. Shawnee Mission there Feb. 1 5 Basketball Game. Rosedalc there Feb. 18 Basketball Game. Ottawa here Feb. 23 Basketball Game. Wyandotte here Feb. 25 Basketball Game, Leavenworth here MARCH Mar. 1 Mustang Review Mar. 4 Basketball Game. Lawrence there Mar. 9-10-1 1 Regional Tournament Mar. 10 WHB It Pays to Be Smart” Mar. 16 Atchison Assembly here Mar. 25 Junior Play APRIL Apr. 1 Hobo and Kid Day Apr. 5 Leavenworth Track Meet there Apr. 6 Nickel Assembly. Orchestra Apr. 12 Ottawa Track Meet there Apr. 14 K.U. Assembly Apr. 19 Shawnee Mission Track Meet here Apr. 19 Spring Concert Orchestra Program Apr. 21 Spring Concert Band Program Apr. 22 A” Club Banquet Apr. 26 Lawrence Track Meet here Apr. 29 Senior High Vocal Program MAY May 6 Senior High Operetta May 1 1 Central Junior Band Assembly May 13 Open House May 1 8 N.H.S. Assembly May 22 Baccalaureate May 25 Senior High Graduation May 26 Junior High Graduation May 27 Award Assembly Fourteen

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M Class of 1050 THIRD ROW — Straub. F. Soli». Tippin, imorj. Sugg». Voht. Yeartley, VanDerwell. Wnmi, Shull. Toler. SECOND ROW William». Yowell. While. Ruttan. Seller». Schwarxenholz. Soli». Vela»- quez. Smee. Uller, Seller. FIRST ROW Smith. Sanchez. Walker. Tucker. Rocha. VanNorman. Snapp. Spicer. Su.ire .. Winegardner. Wright. Smtka. Trigg». THIRD ROW Mantooth. Regan. D N'oone. McCormick. Ninemire. Mdntcer. W. N'oone. Poole. Ratcliff. Coulter. SECOND ROW- Rader. McWilliamt. T. O'Dell. Rohohn, Oehlert. Moberlv. Moffett. Parker. B. O'Dell. McGhan. Morrison. Reed. FIRST ROW—Rote. McDaniel. Pringle. 0 Murphy. Perez. Outley. Pickett. McGee. Maddox. Ot'etly. V. Murphy. 8 Class of 1951 8 Again the sophomore class led in enrollment with a total of 227—1 21 boys and 106 girls. Class officers were: Joel Lawson, president: Robert Neighbors, vice-president; Betty Brunk. secretary: Bonnie Thompson, treasurer. Ten boys and thirteen girls were in the Mustang Club. Betty Brunk. Ethel Crane. Dick Fuller. Jerry McKillip. and Paul Smith were in the Student Congress. Robert Neighbors and Fernando Morales were football lettermcn. Acting as class sponsors were Miss Edna Barnes and Mr. F. S. Hoover. FOUR TH ROW -Cox. Anton. Gulley. Carman Caywood. Boeek. Calderon. Berry. Burroughs. THIRD ROW Badger. Bennett. Canlnll. Cat- mody. Bond. Boeck. Brunk. Caudle. SECOND ROW Broun. Anton. Bradbury. Alt. BriRgt. Bay. Bowden. FIRST ROW Athlo» . Burge»». Carpenter. Corkin». Cowperlhwa-r. Cline Crane. Sixteen