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

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.- 1..,v' , .,.,v,- mf. Third H011 1' Kathryn Smithberger, Head Monitor Adele Hutterer Mary Lee Lockwood James Poynter Bill McGrannaham Catharvn Brown XVendy Kindrick Thelma Smart jack Frank Fonrlfa Hour, Firs! Joan McCafferty, Head Monitor William Beeman Albert Bunnell Ettabelle Coberley Dorothy Hardy Half i ,,..,., , .. -4 ' Q f,.'...,..f Fred Humphrey Max Maloney Wilma Matheny Marjorie Neidholdt Harold Swanson Shirley Terry Duane Tucker james Warner Fozfrtfa Hour, Seroud Harriette Hoblitzell, Head Monitor Shirley Banta Roberta Edwards Betty Lou Jolly Orwin Crain Clifton Oakes Pat Lollis Leon Vaughn H al f ,.i r. .qw -f . ,, .1 ' 4' , ,, 4 ,-,1j xg., -rv-,ft 'A-1 , MONITORS Fiffb Hour, First Half Fifffw Hour, Seroml Half Barbara Boyer, Head Monitor Ross Spencer Dick Heinerickson Burrit Tomlinson Sam Ricker Mary Miller Martha Crigler Thomas O,Hara Thomas Bales Lila Conard joe Fasl Jack Deaton Bruce Roach Colleen Phipps Wanda Lee Martin Wilma LeVeque Bertha Baum, Head Monitor Violet Maugh Evelyn Hunt Annabel Gardner Robert Barton Beula Belle Jolly Marian Levitch Herman Klutz Frances Quint Shirley Kilmer Helen Kilmer Marjorie Baker Kathleen Liner Beverlee McEntire Bernice Nilson Jeanne Tolin Richard Buchli Hazel Ham Marjorie Pollard Bill Disselhoff Nellie Brooks Gloria Jacobs Virginia Lea Lelle McNeill Suzanne Graves Leo Greenberg Royal Warren Billie Burks Betty Higgins Harold Fulton jack Seibel Roberta Edwards S.-G. MEN George Strosnider, Captain Robb johnson I l l Gordon Greeley Boyd Williams Bill Hall, Captain Carl Koch Charles Bane HOW 1 J0hH MCGuire, Captain Hour 4 Francis Trout, Commander I-Igur 6 Nelson Noel Fred von Dorn, Captain Kenneth Frohock Max Blakely Hom' 2 Richard Wilson, Captain Edwin Miller Lynn Chinn Hour 5 Russell Trout, Captain Robert Kimble Eugene Hamilton Holly 7 Hour 3 Donald Jones, Captain Bi1lAdamS Clifton Cakes joe Simmons Wesley Finch George Tobin 22 Tom Greenamyer Seymour Kaufman

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fe. -9- 1.4 .. 5 , 7 Ass.,,.,sf, I -ii ,WI , f :' ff , Kr N W I ht at 5 the , the iager. iicest : day l and dents morts. g the ation shin g hold- Ls at- ident utive Miss .,wY -v...,.,,,-in SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTSCOUNCIL OFFICERS President ...., ........... . , . Bob Agniel Vice-President . . . . Mildred Lane Secretary .... ......, B etty Glenn Treasurer . . .........., Lucille Langknecht EXECUTIVE BOARD Bob Agniel, Wilson Gilliat, Lucille Langknecht, Mildred Lane, Ben Czarlinsky, Betty Glenn, Shirley Polk, Eugene Benus, Colleen Phipps. The Student Council reviews with pride its various achievements throughout the school year, and feels that an active and enduring council is being developed. l A much needed Lost and Found department was organized and successfully managed by the Council. During the semester the Executive Board wrote letters to the Board of Education, sent committees to interview the cafeteria management, and in gen- eral, tried to carry out the ideas suggested by the student body. The officers attended the Inter-School Council meeting held this year at Paseo High School. Stu- dent government and methods of providing inter- esting social recreation witbin the individual schools were the topics under discussion. The Intra- City Council organization is in its infancy, this being the second year, but growth has been rapid, and a splendid cooperation between the high schools of the city is developing. On April 20 a city wide Vocational Conference was held at Westport. The Student Council had an information desk in the front corridor and Council members were guides, hosts, and hostesses, to the 1200 students from all of Kansas City's high schools. The Hi-laritiesi' ticket sale was again sponsored by the Council, and the show proved to be one of the outstanding events of the year. The Student Council has always stood as an exponent of school development within the school, and our capable adviser, Miss Shelley, has loyally assisted us in each new venture. ,5?4',fiA6 iff, f f y f ? ! l Z ,wmv-w . - 7' f ' f .wr f , , 4, , ,Jn iw? 3 ,' , V' 1 g , , A f f ' Bgb Agnicl Milrlrw! Lune WA Mvrff j ,W ffl' 'Z MWWWWH Bef!-1' Glenn 1.m'iflv Lzzugk zwffaf

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WBEITQ. EllSSlS ,xxl I li Xxx 1 ,Sep X . ff 9 ' .4 X Ii, jx W A A ' ' I f ,X 1 N' X, f f if l 1 Q -B H Li, Hereis the other part of the personnel--Westport's student body. Our photographers bring you seniors, juniors, and sophomores. The seniors are taking their leave of Westport to go on to another phase in their advancement. The juniors and sophomores have yet a year or two in Westport. The seniors with their accom- plishments, a part of the large junior and sophomore classes, and the student leaders of all three groups are presented here. What- ever the class, they are all Westporters, and make the picture of school life complete.