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

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H354 t ,- .tk-A, . - ' NX ---. Uwqxvrw, 1 a---v.----A mem, All the worltl's iz stage, And all the men und women merely players. -William Shakespeare. Miss Edna Gales, beloved friend and teacher, loved the role she chose to play upon this stage-u life filled with service to young people. She never hesitated to say that she enjoyed every minute as a teacher. It was such love and devotion that endeared her to students through the years. In her years at Greenwood School, West Junior High School, Westport Junior High School and Westport Senior High School, she encouraged her pupils to continue in their fields of interest and many are outstanding in the theater, in musical circles, and in other professions. Her interests were many. Miss Gales spent much time in professional theater Work and she did some news- paper publicity work. At one time she served as president of the Ruhl-Hartman School district. But above all, she will be remembered as a true friend. One who sees you through untl through Understands the things you tio, Keeps on pulling just for you- Thut's u friend. One who trusts you ull the while Grips your huntl und shares u smiled Bears no thought unless worthwhile- Il Thut's u friend. A 9