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

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.......a - 'ess J l OOC Although characterized by such timely fads as white bucks, poodle cuts, pony tails, blue jeans, letter sweaters and club jackets, the 1952 Westporter is basically the same as the first Westport student of sixty years ago. The same loyalty to his school and his friends, the same enthusiasm in sports, the same pride in scholastic achievement . . . these mark the Westporter old and new. The same mementos-a pressed corsage, a senior ring, newspaper clippings, a jaunty Pep Club cap, club crests and invitations-have been treasured through the years. And yet there are differences, too. Each class looks to the future, and leaves behind a picture of itself. Upsetting uncertainties such as war, the atomic age and an unsure and changing future, are just a few of the problems facing today's youth. But these 1952 Westporters are better informed and educated, better trained and less sorry for themselves than their predecessors. They have learned that they must try to make the best of the difficult job of keeping peace in the world, and this they will do at any cost. Ol yOU Cline m5iPOPi ffm 1952 elfafvl

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