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

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t ABENCERRAGE Canto ll, L. l. Fair landg Of chivalry the old domain Land of the vine and oliveg Lovely Spain Though not for thee with classic shores to vie ln charms that fix th' enthu- siast's pensive eye Yet hast thou scenes of beau- ty richly fraught With all that wakes the glow of lofty thought. -Felicia D. Hemrms. F 0 R E W O R D C2 HROUGH Kansas City passed one of the famous thorough- fares in the World. The Santa Fei Trail was the principal link between the East and the Southwest, making it possible for traders and prospectors to pass through Westport Landing and on to the Southwest. From California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Old Mexico came semblances of the old Spanish influences. ln our own city we find the Spanish Architectural influence in the form of the Plaza. With this in mind we build our L'Herald', around a Spanish Art and Architectural theme.

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ln 1910, C. T. Goodale first came to Westport. He was Irving Club advisor in 1912. He started the '4Crier,7 in 1914. For six years he was Clay Club advisor, and in 1915 he was Literary Advisor of the Editorial Staff of the Herald. Again in 1931, he was chosen Clay advisor, and today he is firmly es- tablished in the esteem of the stu- dent body. DEDICATION Sincerity oi purpose Kindliness of disposition Service to those ideals that have rnade hirn a r al teacher. Respected and loved by his pupils His friendship Valued by those who know him A courteous gentleman at all times it is for these qualities that the Senior class oi i936 dedicates The Herald to Mr. C. T. Goodale.