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

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Candidates for Graduation RUTH WEAVER EUBANK B, C, P.g Prometheang Never absent or tardy- Learning must be won by Sflldy-U GERALDINE EVANS Student Council. We know not what we do when we speak words. MARY ELIZABETH EWING The queen rose in a rosebud gar- den of girls. A' if R' . . in v Wg- l Q, if A GILBERT FAGAN!' Unconscious-of his own charm. GERA LDINE LOUISE FALEY Not void of soul and not unskilled ln love. K 'Wig i a 1 i i i s 1950i Twenty-four i SAM FARBER ' ' A jovial star reigned at his birth. GERTRUDE ELLEN FEARON Round Table: Jules Guerin: Growlers. I dare to be bold. JOHN FEELEY Grave in his aspect and attire. RUSSELL FIELD, JR. Clay 1 Engineers 3 Growlers : Clay Treasurer: Engineers Sec- retary: Hi-Y Cabinet: Student Council: Assembly Program: Herald Art Staff: Hi-Y Secre- tary. From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth. MANFORD FINCH Oh, what a riddle of absurdity! HARRC I kno' exp FERDII We fe km JAMES Or A nic ROBE St Well. LUCI Pi S1 rr I wa What cl

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EYER 99 ns. at he nant 2 ongue uncil I Cab- lr acts poral 5 gr-am. shines 1ory. Candidates for Graduation NORMAN A. EDMONDS Hi-Y: Football, 2nd W :Foot- ball Captaing Basket Ball, 3rd W : Track, 2nd WU, Pan himself, The simple Sophie's awe-inspiring god. MARGARET EICHENAUER B. C. P. To see a child so very fair It was a pure delight. JACOB EISBERG Virgil. But respect yourself most of all. KATHRYN ARLINE EKSTROM Her very frowns were fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. MARIAN EMANUELSON Could one desire too much of a good thing? 54 4 fn . 1953 'Twenty-three Q. MILDRED LOUISE ELLISON Round Table: B. C. P.: Round Table Secretary: Student Coun- cil: Student Council V1ce-pres1- dent: Assembly Programg Glee Club. For her own person, It beggar'd all description. PETER A. ERICKSON Is man a child of hope? BERNIECE ERVIN Girl Reserves: Basket Ball. HA rose Set with many willful thorns. EDWARD' ESKELIN 4'Slick, sleek and smiling. HELEN EUBANK Les Immortels: Promethegnt Girl Reserves: Les Immortels Sergeant-at-arms: Senior Play. Could Beauty have better com- merce than with Honesty ?

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,rth. J lerin S rv FC. vlers 2 5 Sec- ,udent gram : Secre- ad to is all ity ! Candidates for Graduation HARROLD FINK I know what I mean but I can't express it. FERDINAND RICHARD FISHER We feel that he's greater than we know. JAMES FREDERICK FLEENOR Orchestra: Band. A niche in the temple of fame. ROBERT N. FLEUR Student Council. Well, we are all mortal. LUCILE ANAIS FOLSE P1-omethean : Jules Guerin I Speech Arts : Silver Pin : Christ- mas Play: Senior Play. I was an innocent country girl. What did I know of the wicked city 'T' , I 1950 KATHLEEN FORE By diligence she wins her way. LO UIS FORMAN Alpha Lyra: B. C. P.: Growl- ers: Clionian: Speech Arts: Cli-onian Treasurer: Christmas Play: Junior Business Commit- tee: Student Council: R. O. T. C. Captain: Battalion Adju- tant: Band: Orchestra. Not lost but gone before. JAMES LOUIS FOWLER Round Table: B. C. P.: Growi- ers: Senior Business Commit- tee: Student Council: Band: Assembly Programs: Boys' Glee Club: Alpha Lyra: Hi-Y: Sen- ior Play: Cheer Leader, Pains of love be sweeter far Than all other pleasures are. HERMAN EDWARD FRANCKE B. C. P.: Clionian: R. O. T. C. lst Lieutenant: N. R. A. In war was never Lion raged more flerce, In peace was never gentle Lamb more mild. PAUL FULLER Clay. Happy am I, from care I'm free.