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

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' 245212933 ' F, ' :J , -. ,.:Q::l1:-4 A A .-rf ,sfzzs-fs:-.:11 s4::-Q-9 -g H Fourteen CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION FRANCIS CONNELL , A With few associates and not wishing more. PEARL MILDRED COOPER Assembly Program, '23, '24. Precious is her friendship as is her name. HORTENSE CECILIA COONEY Assembly Program Play, '23g Girl Reserves, '23, '24, High of heart, a-nd light of word. LUCRETIA MILDRED CORT Student Council, '25g Never absent or tardy. A dancing shape, an image gay, To haunt. to startle, and waylayf' CARL EDWARD COOPER Student Council, '26. Does his work with heart and soul. Is sure to reach the highest goal. FRANCES ELIZAB ETH COVAULT Circulo Calderon. Well worth her weight in gold. CHARLES STERRILL COOPER Behind a frowning countenance He hides a smiling face. EDNA RAE COX Bronze Pin: Pundit: Jules Guerin critic, '26: Herald Sta-ff, '263 R. O. T. C. Poster Prize, '26: Girl Re- serves: Never Tardy. A creature not too bright or g00fl for human nature's daily food. MINERVA COOPER Student COUTICH, 24: Assembly Pro- gram, '24, She was both virtuous and fair, U Q i FRANK COX FIVE YGHPS, five little years: five little drops of time, -2 '- -. l -':. .,-z.1ayf4,1- ..1-. nf.. .. . :iw 5 5,455 ,an -fimaaiayyfwz:-in.,',-wi-J-,:l'lM.ViI Q MP4 -, V R - - I v I W Q P U - --Hs-uf:-f--2-L-.s--if-1-1:1-, .,f:' .. W zu., '.:.51' : - .--1,-.H V. . .g ' 1' sf -Ram - .-vr-1f..v..Jmuf-4z-:-ar:.:.v.vs..iB::.: - --r.4 q :sa-.F -CA..-L.-s.i-1-fs

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Y ' ' ' ' - :---- 5:1S.v:'efFi 4-2. xu:.a:z,p-'?'5!'?'li T 'S SEND QC: Yi'- XXX N 7 , masaasrt CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATION FRANK HOMER CROMWELL, JR. R. O. T. C., lieutenant. My best thou5l'hts always come a little too late. ELEANOR MARIE DAVIS Girl Reserves. A maid sweet and dear. A friend loved far and near. MADELINE JEANNE CRONIN Student Council, '263 Clionian. Full of sweet indifference. ' HELEN ELIZABETH DAVIS Serene will be her days, and bright, And happy will her nature be. MILDRED MARTHA CUMMINS Girl Reserves. The best can bear reproof who merit praise. LESLIE DAVIS Genteel in personage, conduct and equipagref' FRANCIS LOUISE CUNNINGHAM Hockey, '23, '25: Baseball, '24, '25, '26g Diana Athletic Club. And a merry glance like the smile of spring. CECILE FLORENCE DAWSON Dark hair, dark eyes- But a very brilliant naturef, JOHN DOUGHERTY ' Q 4 H Oh, this learning, what a thmg it IS! GLENN DECKER A soul white as heaven. Fifteen