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

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6 THE WESIPORT HIGH SCHCUL HERALD. iEDHNNUAL STAFF,YVEsTPoR1iEhoH ScHooLQHERALD. Editors-in-Chief, Mr. Frank H. Eyrnan, Miss Pearl Burns. Assistant Editors, Miss Bessie Spence, Miss Vera Courtney, Mr. Glenn Bruner, Mr. Herbert Underwood, Miss Myrtle Ducret, Miss Alberta Creswell, Miss Frances L. Sherwood. A Special Artists, Mr. Frank L. Towsley, Miss Natalie Green. Business Manager, Mr. Harold B. Clark. Hlii- 'COMMENCEMENT PROGRAMME. CLASS OF uma A WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY TWENTY - SEVENTH. CENTURY THEATER, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. Invocation, Bev. R. H. Fife. Salutatory, f'The Grand Old Name of Gen- tlemanf' Miss Clara Victorine Eggleston. Essay, f'Our National Characteristicsji Miss Stella Cross. Vocal Solo, The Brigandv ........ Spence Mr. Will Rogers. Oration, When Gold Is Discoveredjp Mr. William Peter Hatch. Becitation, Gentlemen, the King .... Barr Mr. Isaac Howard Patton. Essay, Runaway Heroinesj' Miss Bessie Spence. 'Cello Solo, KGavotte ............. Popper Miss Beth Boright. Cration, The Concern of Every Man, 4 Mr. Frank Harlan Eyman. Recitation, A Shaker Bomancep' ..... Anon Miss Ona Pearle Lowerre. . Vocal Solo, Valse,' ............. L Arditi Miss Dorothy Lyle. Valedictory, The Valedictoryf, Mr. Harold Guy Porter. Presentation of Diplomas, Hon. Joseph L. Norman, President Board of Education. Vocal Solo, 'CBallad,' ............. Shelley Miss Cora Tracy. JCello, Miss Beth Boright. Piano, Miss Jennie Rose. I ,far- ff 15 2- ssmf -T f,,,,,,i,',,',?, , .'- 'ff

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heWestport i'h ohool erald. KANSAS CITY, M1SSoUR1, 'lVlAY, 1902. PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF CLASS or 1902, Wnsrronr men Wesnaoar HIGH Scaoor, , SEHQOL' Colors: Blue and Gold. 39TH STREET AND WARWICK BOULEVARD. g orrionns. SALUTATORY. Again the Herald sounds the bugle call which brings back the champion of yore. Arise! ye battle-scarred knight of olden time and give ear unto the calling of your mis- tress. Tell to our young Warrior the song of battl-e. Instil into his youthful veins long Words in lieu of the long lances, think- ing caps instead of helmets, bright, spark- ling Wit in the place of armor. Give unto him the Way of your success. lmpart to him your laurels and let him use them as best he may. We are now ready to contribute our Her- ald to the literary tournament, full Well equipped in the arts of Westport High School. Behold our valiant champion riding' boldly to the contest, his blu-e and gold flaunting gloriously in the Wind. Nor does he go forth merely as a brave knight, but as a true representative of the spirit of Westport High School, and when he encounters the tried and valiant knights, from the rival schools of Missouri, We are confident that he will prove himself worthy of the colors Hut- tering on his crest. A In the battle all cannot win. Many a worthy and valiant knight will falter. So let us not forget that the Heraldis victory will be a victory of victories, a triumph of triumphs, yet in that triumph he is ever con- scious of the call of his Alma Mater f'Esse quam Viderif' . .Sn President-lllr. I. Howard Patton Vice-President-Miss Adelaide Russell Secretary-Mr. Frank L. Tovs sley Treasurer-Mr. Harold B. Clarl MEMBERS. Harold Bellemere Clark. George Clemmans Colburn. Frank Harlan Eyman. William Peter Hatcliye William Henry linepp. lsaac Howard Patton. Harold Guy Porter. Thomas Duncan Samuels-- Vail Hathorne Snodgrass. Frank Louis Towsley. Goldia Belle Barton. Bosa Georgina Bastman. Pearl Burns. Vera Courtney. Stella Cross. Clara Victorine Eggleston. Minnie Endres. 'T Elsie Allen Hiatt. Lillie Edith Hile. 'Penta Elsie Hill. Frances Ballinger Lindsey.- Cna Pearle Lowerre. Nellie McNeal Moore. Olive Lillian Ogden. Ruth Ella Patton. L Julia Nolan Price. Aniy Benard Price. Nellie Joe Prince. Alvina Dorothea Rumsfeld. Adelaide Elizabeth Russell. Lora Sharp. Bertha Wayland Shotwell. Bessie Spence. E Anna Barbara Wiedenmann

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