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

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Using an overhead projector. Miss Perkins demonstrates using structural changes for a more effective paragraph. Mr. John Wherry Mr. Glenn DeWerff Miss Lola Perkins Mrs. Jane Jaquith Using many aids to accomplish their purposes, the teachers of English and language arts stressed the im- portance of skill in written and oral communications. Miss Kingsley taught Spanish and Miss Owen helped students through the intricacies of French. Students interested in writing, other than formal English, en- rolled in Mr. Wherry's journalism class and helped publish the Argentian. Whether writing themes or research papers, giving an informative speech, reading a play aloud, or presenting a book review, each student was forever encouraged to communicate his ideas with clarity. Students watch attentively as sentences are projected with the reading machine. Faculty stressed all

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staff members Throughout the year the activities of the school were kept running smoothly by the staff, as well as students helping them. The duties of these people varied, depending on what was going on and what had to be done. The help of the staff and students was appreciated because their time and hard work helped make our school a better place. Helping in the cafeteria were Jim McCollop, Andy Stewart, Kendal Houts, Don Yancy, and Bill Hylton. Assisting the nurse this year were Royce Todd, Margaret Myrick, Carolyn Wingert, and Billie Tucker. A clean building was the responsibility of the building maintenance staff, John McGhan, Zeke Hafaway, Bob Johnson, Ray Cazzell, Earl Green, Evelyn Penn and Orville McLeod. Responsible for the good food in our cafeteria were: Front Row: Evo Williams, Anna Hoyward, Agnes Bean, Francis Knowles, Cleta Marx, and Mary Jane Benton. Bock Row: Lillie Carpenter, Marie Moritz, Adeline Anderton, Anne Long, and Helen Dye. 21

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Mrs. Frances Graham Mrs. Sue Young Speaking Spanish inlo a tape recorder taught the pupils to pronounce syllables more accurately. communicative skills Miss Sue Unruh Mrs. LaVerne Hoy Pupils in French class discuss a chapter together. 23 Miss Judith Owen Miss Mary Lou Kingsley