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

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' A -q,-p-f-- f-I-........ - ... --- -.4--V-.et-f,-f2 5'i .1 .1 . .fA f ' f ', f'7::.'7 777' 'L 2' V'-P THE WESTPOR1' HIGH SCHOOL HERALD. F AREWELL. CTO Our Teacher, H. L. Creenj Come, rarest fancies. noblest thoughts, Come, Art, and lead my sluggish mindg Give me expression, pure and full, To show those feelings truly kind Toward one, a friend so good and true, Vlfho leaves old Westport far behind. Ah, welll good friend, ah, well! ah, welll We cannot in this world of ours, Where sorrows swell our hearts with grief, Know always what is 'best for us: All earthly sorrows are but brief, But since you leave us, in our hearts, Although a selfish tear we quell, We cannot help but say to you, Farewell, dear friendg we wish you well. Ah, welll ah, welll kind friend, ah, welll When at our work, and in these halls, Our minds will oft and oft recall A friend we miss and always shallg Then memory will our souls enthrall. So, as through life you take your way, Our hearts and wishes go with youg Think of us tenderly, we pray. Farewell, true friend, adieu, adieu. Alma Cutter. AVGIR BESOIN DE. I QTO needj To pretty baby in her crib, Vlfith curly hair and azure eyes And little dimpled grasping hands And look of sweet surprise, l'-ler daily portion, let me say, My loving friend, to you, Is what she always does regret Avoir besoin de. To little Johnny in his play, Where anger often has its part When Tommy gets the largest cake, And little hsts will dart, A pair of wings and safe retreat When father doth pursue Are most embarrassing details Avoir besoin de. To him who wastes his time at school And does not learn the rule of three, Whose great delight is in his kite And with the humble bee, A little brains and common-sense, A little firmness too, Are very disagreeable Avoir besoin cle. To timid little love-lorn maids, Who sigh at each ensuing task, And wonder if the time will come When in love's sun they '11 bask, A little beau with light moustache And shining eyes of blue ls the most distressing thing, perhaps, Avoir besoin de. To honest. upright business men, Who get their living by hard work, And do not thrive from borrowed Wealth And try their humble tasks to shirk, l-lappy circumstance and chance, Money that some other drew, Are the sources that they do not like Avoir besoin de. To everybody in the world, Reply whate'er you can or will, ln rain or shine, by day or night, In best of health or ill, A few good friends to lend a hand Or sympathize with you Are what you do not wish, I say, Avoir besoin de. Alma Cutler. l this, of la The inal f Work I surely of 'O stead condi in an Stree Frest ray o ll storm seriou ,dition they l if memt ll Iklerii New drami cidenl the sc IN Sanita oped dance midni kitten: L -declal 'mence 'restrai To -ni time r Ofthe ' - - - - - - - f 1: . -11: 11- f-an a,.'.:.:::'i-:.' -'-' -f.7:.'L2 '-'f:4,:zz1:::cs- kil l... V Z ilil T l i ' Y-xl-a n V i' V . v ' - ' - X' - - A ' -Y' . -.mws:'-,ww-pr.--.....,..+ -.. .,.,.. -.,,