Westport High School - Herald Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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»? — D Boy WAo Has Done A orf or Werf wrf Lyman Field Girl Who Has Done Most for Westport Doris Jackson Best Looking Boy . . Charles Holden Best Looking Girl GraC£ Ahlstrcm Best Dressed Boy Hub£RT DlLL£ Best Dressed Girl Beth Graves Best Boy Athlete Roy Florea Best Ctrl Athlete Dorothy ODonnell S ° cialL ™ StuartEvans Society BMe Elizabeth Miller TZ t - DanielNoger Best All Round Girl Helen Lee Fulkerson Best Boy Singer .. George Spaulding Best Girl Singer Marguerite Bissantz Peppiest Bay Billy Catron PeppiestGirl Nelda Southern +s- -so. Champion Gum Chewers Girl — Marion Roach Boy — Frank Barhydt Laziest Students Girl— Mary Alice LeHuquet Boy — Hubert Dille Air Castle Architects Girl — Dixie Milligan Boy — Sam Sparks Hot Air Artists Girl — Doris Jackson Boy — Lyman Field 9. Biggest Flirt Girl — Helen Lee Fulkerson Boy — Russell Field Sheba Helen Murray Shiek Ted Wicklund Class Suffragette Virginie Wright Class Politician Joe Wienberg Twelve

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SENIOR OFFICERS Stuart Evans Powell Aubrey, President BlSSANTZ Helen Fulkerson 1 l-R NT1 Yl CHISHA1N And in due respect to our most dignified positions, we the Seniors of 1031, are proud to be a shining example to those dutiful Juniors who so satisfactorily wait upon their superiors. We too once partook of that delicious food served to us by the faculty, and now that we arc lusty seniors we quit that door of learning, leaving upon its threshold ambitious juniors with the hope of surpassing all precedent We our places to the junior class— with a tear and with a smile— never the less confident that thev will take up the task where we left ofl and will fulfill their eager hepi JUNIOR OFFICERS ill dutiful Juniors should, we sit quietly, content to wait upon our Seniors. We are glad when we witness their successes and hope that c may bring honor to our beloved school. We in orrj for their mistakes and hope that we may profit by them. The faculty has set before us full meals of brain-food and we have eaten heartily in the hope that we might soon grow to be stn mg determined Seniors. Now we stand on the t.l hold of the place we ha e so long desired, and to those who are moving out to give us their places: May the hopes you have foi th years to Be ' nne, . nd the future brirx to Real success ana happi I l l SPII l MaRI t THER1N1 I Rt in |ai ksi in, President |EAN Sparks |i , Eleven

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Tune- — On Wisconsin! Trio, only, for both verses Farewell, Westport! Farewell, Westport! Teachers, students, all ! Ever will your kindness linger In our mem ' ry hall. Westport, we will e ' er revere thee For thy precepts true; Show the world a brave Front for the Gold and Blue. Onward, Thirty-one ! Onward, Thirty-one Brave four-hundred strong! May we never falter as we Meet the pressing throng; May the standard of the Tigers Keep us in the right ; Keep the spurring fire Of honor burning bright. — Viola Gordon Thirteen