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

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Candidates for Graduation WILLIAM FULKERSON The most manifest sign of wis- dom is continued cheerfulnessf' TOMMYE FLORENCE GANT Alpha Lyra: Glee Club. Trust her not, she's fooling thee. FRANK WESTON GARDNER He hath -a stern look, but a gentle heart. BARBARA ANN GEDNEY Pundit: B. C. P.: Junior Busi- ness Committee: Virgil, A friendly smile is a valuable passport. DAVID EDWARD GLATT Les Immortelsg Virgil: L95 Im- mortels President. Worth makes the man. y 1950 Twenty-six JOSEPH JOHN GLICK Football: Student Council: As- sembly Program. Full of spirit, audacity, courage. GEORGE GOLDFISCH He was so generally civil that no- body thanked him for it. DOROTHY FRANCES GOLDING Girl Reserves: Assembly Pro- gram. She possesses a gr-aciousness that well becomes her. CAROL GOODRICH Pundit: Diana: Les Immortels 3 Les Immortels Treasurer : Diana Critic: Hockey: State Letter: Student Council: Virgil. And Frenche she spake full fayre and fetisly. FANNIE GORDON We call it only pretty Fannie's Way. GERTR Tranq1 VERM15 The l the DONAI En, in BewaI ma JOHN This thu JACK Rc ge de T. Cr And yo pl

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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.

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As- Lge. 2 T10- IG Pro- that tels g Iiana tter : fayre ,nie's Candidates for Graduation GERTRUDE MAXINE GUNTER Tranquil people accomplish much. VERMA BELLE GUTHRIE The love of novelty rules most the mind. DONA LD GREENWA LT Engineers: Not absent or tardy in 3 years. Beware the fury of la patient man. JOHN W. GRANTHAM This was the noblest Roman of them all. JACK NORMAN GREENMAN Round Table: Round Table Ser- geant-at-arms, President: Stu- dent Council Treasurer: R. O. T. C. Captain: Crack Squad: Crack Company. And when a lady's in the case you know all other things give place. vb 1950 Twenty-seven FRANCES LEONE GORNALL To others lenient, to herself sin- cere. HELEN JULIA GOWDY Jules Guerin: Jules Guerin Treasurer : Girl Reserves : Virgil. A violet beside a mossy stone, Half-hidden from the eye. CHARLES WILLIAM GRAFRATH Track: Track Captain: Foot- ball: Student Council. Talking is not always to con- verse. MAXINE HADAWAY Pundit. Holy, fair and wise is she. f , . ,l :I ' ., EDMUND THOMAS HAINES Round Table: Hi-Y: Les Im- mortels: Les Immortels Secre- tary: Round Table Sergeant-ab arms: Student Council: Crier Staff: R. O. T. C. Sergeant: Orchestra: Growlers, The aspiring newswriterf'