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

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Westport High School is the oldest school in the Kansas City school district. The faculty and student body work coherently to prove the school's motto: TOGETHER WE CAN SUCCEED” TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Page 3 ADMINISTRATION Page 6 SENIORS Page 22 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 39 ORGANIZATION ATHLETICS Page 65 3

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STRIVING TO MEET OUR GOALS...

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Mr. Carl Hicks 1978-1985 Years of Service His Memory Lives On by Alecia Crichlow Some people live, and some people die, but have very little to show for journey. Others have touched the lives of other people in meaningful ways. Some people love and care and give of themselves more than others. Such an individual was Mr. Carl Hicks. As a teacher at Westport for seven years, Mr. Hicks played a major role in making Westport a better school. He was a person who believed in making things happen for Westport and its students. Mr. Hicks always showed concern for the students of Westport by persuading them to get involved in the school activities that were offered to them. He always said that he could not do it by himself, but that it would take the effort of both the teachers and the student to make this school a great place to come to each day. Mr. Hicks was not a prejudiced or partial man. He believed that each student attending Westport — no matter what race, religion, or creed — should have the opportunity to get a good education. He felt that a good education would afford each student the advantage of a good future. It is with sincere appreciation and admiration that we, the Westport Herald Staff, dedicate the 1985-1986 Yearbook to Mr. Carl Hicks memory for his great accomplishments. May Your Memory Live On!!! 4