Westport Junior High School - Iris Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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1 li? ' li' . il ll! rm I. Calendar gl Q1 ICunt'inuedj il Q, APRIL 8 ii' ing Kansas City's famous poet, Walt Filkin, read some of his poems for us today. ll APRIL 9 AND 10 ., Ei The expression department put on The Knave of Hearts and The Ghost Story. We always enjoy the annual plays. E4 . APRIL 14 , Lots of fun for ten cents today. The P. T. A. gave n show, The Electrical ' -y Wizard. Sparks surely flew. , APRIL 23 1 Fashion show: soldier boys. Girl Reserves showed girls proper styles in dress. is V R. 0. T. C.'s showed boys what three years of military training means to boys. 1 ' APRIL 30 f Well, we know what a school party is now. Balloons, Scandals, Red Skins, eats, F and ever' thing. I gl El MAY 7 There's music in the air. There are songsters other than Mr. Franklyn Dushel's Canaries. The operetta. was great. 5 MAY 14 , Last meeting of clubs. We've had many good times, and club memories will linger. F MAY 15 Glory! The Iris is out. Lots of fun looking at the other fellow's picture. Don't IE, some of us look funny! J UNI-: 4 i Exams. begin today. Lots of midnight oil burnt, but too late. Oh, well, we're r glad they're over this week. E BOYS ARE SUCH ANGELS- . All over the lunch room is bustle and noise ' ' But you cart just guess that it isn't the oys- The girls are oil primping and powdering I their noses, , While the boys sit like angels all garlanded . E with roses. I , The boys nlever talk but look wise, as you W now' s The girls ngveiz talk but yell, Get off my Q oe.' T 5 The boys are as fine scholars as ever you 'V' E see, I E They Iieveruyizet, marks any lower than will , 1.- jf The boys aaelixll orderly out in the . a I f They never play catch nor say one word at all: But Ehe girls! Oh, my, dear me, There's always one up to see Mr. Barhee. E The boys are the ones that make Latin a i easure But the girls get their lessons at their 2, own eisure. This school would be awful if there Qi were no boys, Then the girls would have no one to ! look after their to sg ig The boys are II blessing is what I can , see, l And I think that the girls will agree J with me. .1 ii -RICHARD BAILEY. . ' 'Ili i F -- ..............1FT'. . - Nmrrv-MINI:

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The World Book Is Different Why? KANSAS Crrr TEAC!-11-In TELLS WHY THE WORLD BOOK ls DIFFERENT Surprised at Demand Ordinm'ily a reference book is not very much in demand by upper grade and high school students. To my sur- prise, I have seen my students rush madly to THE WORLD BOOK rack to prevent some other student from getting the volumes in which they were interested. The student cannot resist it, once he gets acquainted with its contents. Attraction Explained Attractive, convenient volumes: Excellent qunliw of nnner nnd in-int: I-:nsy rt-remn-e nlmngh nlphnbetie indexing: Jndififnnl fhnim- inn arrangement nf whim matter: Concise. nnny mines, written in in-inning mnnner illli Itbpells to 8!lldL!l'll8 Il! S0 fhkllly Elin!! E!0l'lEN. Write nn- our --wmnnnnn. Linmln. Runuvflr' bmklu ROACH-FOWLER PUBLISHING COMPANY 1020 McGee Street, Kansas City. Mo. Westport Juniors! WATCH YOUR EYESIGHT-THE HOURS OF NlGl-IT STUDY ARE MADE EASIER BY GOOD LIGHT STUDENT FLAPPER LAMPS CURLINC IRONS A variety of styles to For bobbed or long hnir. choose'from-at low prices. Fully guaranteed. Regular Come in and look them over Sl. 25 value. Priced as Low as 52.28 Our price, 68c. Kansas City Power 81 Light Co. 1330 Grand Ave., N. W. Cor. 14th St. 010: lIUNhlu- li