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

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First Row: George V. Bourrette, Physical Education- D. H. Miner, Physics-General Science-Algebrar Maurine Fairweather, iibrarianr Wallace M. Fi Second Row: Ray W. Dice, Mathematicsp Carrie A. Jackson, Mothematicsp Velma E. Shelle James, Hornemaking. ke, Instrumental Music. y, Spanishr Elizabeth Third Row: Dorothy Lee Hilbert, Speechr Mrs. Jeanette Guscott, English. Fourth Row: Wiley C. Poieson, Industrial Arts- Sarah E. Fairchild, Physical Educationr Charles E. Guscatl, .laur- nalisrn-Englishp Stella Maddox, English. 3 Q-rr-i1f r? ' I M L. 'gre .

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