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

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Science Department -Ql- if Top Row- Mr. Evans, Miss Junkin. Sgt. Morris, Second RPM' -Mr. Miner, Mr. Powm-ll. Mr. Shvurvr, Mr. Milli-1' Hottmn Rum--Miss VanNeman, Miss B:-rzlitel, Miss Bonney, Nr. Newman Commerce and Mathmcltics Departments Top R010 Mr. WI-st. Miss Cook. Mr. Yan Horn. Miss Borlaiml. Bottom Rout-Mr. Frisnw. Miss Tulle-n. Miss Bridges. Mr. Cutting. Art Department Twp Rolf- Mr Bzmisler. Mr. Lupp. Svrruzrf Ron' Mr. Hale. Miss Bradley, Miss Sliulvr, Mr. Spring. Hutton: ROIL'-f Miss Fish:-r, Miss Williitx-, Miss Cuffin, Miss Jams-s, Mr. Rupp

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OFFICE FORCE Miss Dryer Miss Dirigms Mr, Hollmuiy Mr. Miller Miss HllilI1 w' ENGLISH - LANGUAGES A A' M.. Q Y R Y x. if ri Burk R!JIL ixliSS Youngsyjfmiisf Cmlins, 3'liSSiiiwilCQ'il'I'. Miflrllc Rolf--'Mix Phillips. Miss Bain. Miss Crulm. Miss Eggim-stun. Front Raza'--Mit Shaw, Miss Huseriiwrger. Mr. C0onl1ilm-. Miss Shelton. Mr. Wliiwl, X iiv .. .- , ..,, , A f Z: ,I , F V fe- 'AQ Q 1, M052 nik K 1. K ,jig ,Q . Miss Fairweather Mr. llvid Miss Ili-ilges Miss Trotter Miss Kiefer s .ash Mis L i . 'ss Shelley X Miss Reich

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History Department Top Rott'--Mr. lleinht-rg, Miss lilaclsaughlin. Mr. lrion. Miss Graham. Miss Lewis. Bottom Hou'-Mr. Booth. Bliss Hayden. Miss Shire. Miss lilly. Miss Xvlu-cland. Miss llanna. Parent-Teacher Association The Vlfvstport P. T. A. was organized in l92l. It is the oldest High School l'arcnt-Teaclu-r organization in our city. It has always had as its aim the olvjectives set forth hy' the National and State Congress which reads as follows: l. fo promote child welfare in home, school, church, and communityg to raise the standards of home lifeg to secure more adequate laws tor the care and protection of children, 2. To bring into closer rt-lution the home and the school that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the childfi Our programs have heen planned this year with a view toward hringing about this closer relation and lwetter understanding. The P. T. A. in no way interferes with school administration. hut it stands ever ready to lend its support to any and all of the school projects in which the welfare of the student is concerned. One specific piece of work done this year is to create a 'iStudent-Parent Ball which we helieve will hind more closely the social life of thc parent and student and will do much toward helping solve this sometimes troublesome social problem of the high school lmoy and girl. A committee has heen working with the student and fLlClllfy representatives toward securing an athletic field for Westport. Westport is entitled to and should have an athletic field. Lnited efforts can do much toward securing one. -Mrs. James Woodwarfl. l 14 l