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

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started year. Again this year the annual ABOPS (Argen- tine Band-Orchestra Patrons Society) Varie- ty Show provided entertainment for a large crowd and money for the treasury. Singing, dancing, and instrumental music features were included in the show. All vocal music classes and organizations took part in “Music for an Autumn Evening,” this year's Fall Festival of Song. Under the direction of Mr. Charles Olson, the choral groups performed classical and folk selec- tions as well as show tunes. Gary Tucker played two numbers for classical guitar. An acrobatic-dance number filled one of the solo spots in the Variety Show. Local breeds of Beatles and Shindig dancers perform in the Variety Show. 5 Eighth and ninth grade chorus members rehearse for the Fall Festival of Song.

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Everett Vernon and Linda McCamish render their version of the Watusi.” Fun and frolic By sponsoring a “Back-to-School Dance in September, the Senior High Student Council expressed its eagerness to get things started in the right direction. The Midnighters provided the music for the dance which celebrated the opening of school and helped the new students get acquainted with the old-timers. Crowds roamed throughout the many attractions at the carnival, spending money and These students find that dancing the having fun. jerk” is a great way to get acquainted. Roger Smith tries his luck at the Milk Bottle Toss” booth. “Three shots for a quarter! Step right up and get your prize!” Above the noise and excitement of the annual AHS carnival these words could be discerned. The carnival was one of the first big all- school events of the year. Booths spon- sored by all the clubs lined the gym, while the penny toss and other games drew huge crowds to the center of the floor. Classrooms became side-shows, palm-reading parlors, and the biggest attraction of all —the jail. All students supported the carnival with their attend- ance and worked hard to make it a suc- cess. The proceeds were used to augment the school budget and supply equipment and projects which could not otherwise be furnished. 4

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6 Jacki Snyder Homecoming’ Queen 1964