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

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vwH,m-,, , 1 .!46!Ifl'lLIflL5 fl 6L tL0lfl 'auf Th man of the hour-A leader in' civic affairs, e an accomplished speaker, a man of high principles and ideals, and the person to whom all difficult problems are taken by faculty and students, is Mr. D. H. Holloway, our principal. Since 1929 h1S energetic spirit and untiring efforts have helpedto make Westport one of the best schools in the city. His ca able guidance. has made our school years P happy and successful. y ff?-2 wf' ,swvww I , From the beginning 'of every school-day until its close, our vice-principal, Mr. R. S. Harris is always ready to give helpful suggestions to the students. Arranging programs and seeing that the mechanics of the school run smoothly are among his many duties. His sincere interest in the student body, his dependable judgment and good advice make him a popular administrator. Do you have in mind all the subjects required for graduation? , is a reminder often heard by students when Miss Ola V. Galatas checks' over the records. Although she has been counselor at West- port only three semesters, her kindness and helpful- ness have won her the respect and admiration of the entire student body. 6 ..,,..- VEB.

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