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

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S3 jfootball Hettermen ns THIRD ROW—Blasche. Baker. Brown. Carroll. Doyle, Ingraham. SECOND ROW'—Kuttler. Lawson. Lillich. Thompson. Mullens. Neighbors. FIRST ROW—Nincmire. O'Dell. Pearson. Morales. Vclesquez. Cody Kukuk and Roy T. Baker coached the freshmen and reserves to an excellent record. Robert “Moon'’ Mullens was the only three-year letterman on the squad. Seven Mustangs merited selection on one or more of the all-city or Northeast Kansas League all-star teams. They were: Bob Doyle. Carl Lillich. Ralph Ninemire. Tommy O'Dell. Dave Carroll. Ken Kuttler and Tommy Baker. Bob Doyle also won the orchid of the week, presented to him for his outstanding playing in the Atchison game. 3K Jfootball S5 umman £ September 24 ... ...Northeast 14 October 1 ...Ottawa 58 October 8 Argentine 0 21 October 15 Leavenworth 52 October 22 Argentine 0 ...Wyandotte 54 54 November 6 Argentine 0 ...Ward 7 November 12.... 26 November 19.... 18 (TUieuty-tljrrr

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IS Jfirat Ceam IS THIRD ROW — Kuttlcr. Nincmirf. Doylf. BDtchc. I.illich. Miill.ru SECOND ROW — Vflitqufz. B.rkcr. Brown. L.iwton. Ciiroll. FIRST ROW lr. Hack Heath. Ingraham, Neighbor». I horn peon. O'Dell. I’eatton. Mi. Kenneth I. Dick, coach. X Jfrcsfjman Jfootball 3X FOURTH ROW — Coleman. Ayala. Cariigci. Rcyct. Mammon. Ingram. Setzer. Carroll. THIRD ROW Wall». Ca»ter. Smith. Crabaugh. McDaniel». Yantze. Stronach. MaJI, SECOND ROW - Whiteiell. Varga». Coulter. Watt. Forru». Caudroa. I.illich. Diaz. FIRST ROW Mr. C. F. Kukuk. Clement. Bond. Harry. O'Dell. Wood. Walker. Overly. Mr. Roy T. Baker, coach. IS Jfoolball IS Lady luck plays cruel tricks sometimes, and nobody knows it any better than the Argentine High School football team. Having only five returning lettermen this season the Mustangs lost nine out of nine games but showed great spirit in each of the games. One of the chief reasons for the losing was the inexperience of the boys out for football, six of the senior lettermen having failed to go out for football the year before. Four of the twenty-four boys made up the varsity football team this year. Eleven seniors, four juniors and two sophomores lettered. Kenneth I. Dick, completing his second year as head football coach at Argentine, had a new assistant this year. Clarence Huck” Heath, former football star from Kansas State College. Mr. Heath was the line coach, and head track coach at Argentine this year. tTuienty-ttuiJ

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an VarsitP m THIKI) ROW Smaltry. I:. Sol,». l ong, lirilt, Jono. T. Biker. OI.in.lcr. Noghboi». Chile»- pic. SE(.'ONI) ROW l:micr. Pcnton. Nincm.rc. Ycirslry, Jrnkini, Doylt. Sugg», Raffoty. MRS! ROW Roy T. Biker, coach; Vclav |uc7. O’Dell, McCormick. Mullen». I uller, J. Soli», Frank W. Scoii. amtlant coach. 3 junior 5)tQl) SIXOND ROW Cro»». Ingram. Ayala. Sclzcr. Varga». FIRST ROW C. F. Kukuk. coach; Wall (,’arroll. Reyct. Slronach. I.itlich. i ishcttjall 3K Completing Ins fourth season at the helm of the Argentine High School basketball team, coach Roy T. Baker coached the Mustangs to one of the best records in the history of the school. By winning fifteen and losing only eight. Argentine tied with Wyandotte for first place in the city league and took second in the Northeast Kansas league. The Mustangs have never been able to get above second place since joining this league. By tying for first in the city league, the eleven lettermen were awarded white letters by coach Baker at a banquet in their honor. March 29. Argentine competed in three tournaments this season. In the second annual Argentine High Invi- tational tournament. Argentine defeated Hutchinson and lost to Emporia for a second place trophy. At the Regional tournament in Topeka. Argentine beat Atchison out of a chance at the state tournament. The next night Topeka defeated Argentine to take first place and handed the “Baker-boys a second v (Tfuenty-fpttr