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

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- MJ. F dr e,..,..,.,..,-.-.,:,,t-,,, A-,-- ,...,.,- ,, ,... .-v.-,.-.-Y,-w f - H eacher ppreciiatiion HE Staff wishes to take this opportunity to express for the whole school, the students' appre- ciation of the teachers. We have been blessed with an excellent principal, Mr. Holloway, who advocates fair play and who has been a real sportsman in the affairs of our school. We have also been fortunate in having Mr. Shaw for our Vice-Principal. His patience and loving kindness will long be remembered by Westport graduates. To Miss Wilhite we express our thanks for her earnest and helpful cooperation. We are deeply indebted to Mr. Tibbals for all he has done for us and we are grateful for his never failing courtesy. And to the faculty in general we want to say that we sincerely appreciate all you have done for us and we will try to materialize your expectations for us. . nof ,lu- n i Miss GUFFIN Miss WILHITE ? Miss NVHEELAND Miss DINGEE DRESSES WORN AT MRS. MACLAUGHLINS HARD TIME PARTY AT THE HARRIS HOME Mi A o ansas ity from Vermont 75 years ago. Her wrap was a fashionable wrap ol 50 years ago, called a dolman . The skirt is being held b a belt 'th l ' ' y wi c amps on the end which kept the trains off the ground when the women needed their hands. ss Guflins bonet was her grandmothers traveling bonnet that she wore when she came t K C' Miss Wilhite's gown was her mothers graduation dress lrom Christian College. lt was made in St. Lo ' b F . . . u1s y rench women who did nothing but make white clothes by hand M' W'lh' ' . iss 1 ite s mother was allowed to select her lace and embroidery. The sash is of white satin. Miss Wheelands bonnet belonged to her landladys great aunt 75 years ago. Her polonaise or princess belonged to her landlady's mother 50 years ago, The boa and the fan belonged to Miss Wheelands mother. Miss Dingee's outfit is made up of articles that have not had time to become heirlooms, since the onl 15 ' y are y years old. Her sailor hat, coat, sunshade, and ruff all belong to one ot her many friends. Sixteen