Westport Junior High School - Iris Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)
- Class of 1927
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W fs N we Declicatian To the Ioqoltq, enthusiasm, and hiqh uehievement of the Westport Junior Hlqh School we dedicate this volume 4 N f X fxx ff Build today. then. strong and sure With a firm and ample base: And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. ws., '-X 'N ---5 , , GIQIBR jf Bamcs I. ADMINISTRKIIGN II. S'l'UDEN'I' BGDY III. SGJHGGL LIFE IV. IRIS IIGGTS mf KW X- fi 7, f f 2, Z 7 f Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain. And one boundless reach of sky. Longfellow ADMINISTRATION .'v'.'.'.'.'.'.'. .1'.'.'.Y.'P. .'.'.'.'.'. .+. . .'..'.'.'.J.':..'.'..'!..'.. .'. .'.'..'.-'..'..1'.?.f.'r.'.'v.'. .'..'..-..'..'. .'..'.':.'..?.'.'.?. MISS JESSIE BAKER Principal x'1f ,.f' 'f .X tx ,Lf 4 IA' , ' 4. P' J K XV V ,yy x ' Y Y YYYY --------- - W .- 4.1. .. 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CANNON Girls' Advisor splmish nnd 'rypewrmng English ,,,,',EeQQ EFRENwv3EiEn',1', Tw -4 -- 090, Prltlc Thirteen '.'lTliQi.g.'..j..52DU'.'.'il?T?' - .-.1.sl:1f..-.451-3-.f.-.-. .-.5.:.5f-:-.- .---.--.:.-.-.-.-.-Jain-.-..-,J-.-. -.-.-.+.-.-. MISS CARR French and Emtlish MRI DEVLIN Allcebra and Civics MISS DOUGHERTY Art MISS CLARKE Lntin MISS Ahlebrn amd Arithmetic MISS DURBORAW Clothinl MRS. COOK Phylienl Education MISS DONOVAN Study Hull MISS FISH History mul Civics -H-..-.M.-.-.Wg-IQGLQP-PQ-i-Qi-2:-i-?-7r:1r.1:--.-.-..-T-.-.-.-.-':'r,52,11-.-.-.-..n.fs.C-i-:--..-.-'31GC1.- - -'ff--.f Page Faurlrru . I. . Wir 4: E. ng- I. . 'I . . . . :I I. 1 I1 i I. . . I. . . . . . .-..-vt-.-.-. . I :C . '. . . . I. I. .I- F: J. MII WI: 'I . 3: 'u 'I . 'I 3. Il .Il u I I I. I. E: , . W E: Rin-775225 ' ' Y 6555 ' ' 5:21031 MISS GUFFIN MISS HATHAWAY MISS Clothing English Gvnural 4.39 :V . 4 Q.: V I ,V ,V x 'spray '3 'rr ' F W 2 . 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WOOD JACK YOUNG KATE YEAGLE DOROTHY YEATTS YERVANT YEGH ISHIAN RUFORD YATES JAMES GROSSMAN CLAIRE ZIMMERMAN HELEN ZIMMIIRMAN FRANK ZOGLIN MARTHA ZEILINGER ANNA IIREWER JACK COTTRELL ARTHUR CRIGLER WILLIAM DUNCAN WILIIUR DUNN DOROTHY DODSON ROIIERTA RARKICR RUTH KRANZ RUDOLPH HESS JUNIOR CARMICHAEL WALTER HU BER -g:2'1cu'.':95'-f -'-'Q- -'H'-41555334-'-'V -PQQEL-115i-1-T-1-Ii-A836-v vP'-F-'-' Plum Fortll ,-5.3-:game-e5oLF?'fff-'22-lh'-Lair-Lu -A-.hgglgpnvrncacn-.'.-.-.-V-.f.' ' ' ' gm ' ' T-Tear ' Q ' ' bww-WNW-Y Y F.-W ,gg .f. ,. .. .v -E-:.-.-.- -.-.- 1 I 'Z , . A , , . , , I CARRGLLALEXANDER . , ' , , . Nj5.Qj A L at g 1 , M 2 GARLANDERSDN fs? ' - , ,Q g J ' 5 fi' 'Aj . i , VIOLET ALLEN .3 4 Wx, .. ue Q f y 5 'ja' X 'E r RQSALEEARDINGER I I Q E4 .M -R A 4. g r Q- 1 NORMAN ALLEN Y, E V ' 'W M . 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IIAYWARD FRANCES I'IUN'I'I'IR VIRGINIA HUDSON IDA HELM UTON JENKINS FRANCES JAMES DOROTHY JOHN DOROTHY JOHNSON MAHJOBIE KRYDER WILLIAM KAHL GERALDINE KAHL LEONARD KINNEY DENMERE KING CARSON KING J. G. KENDALL RALPH LO'AIl IUCN LITTLEFIELD KATIIIIYN LAWLER IIILLY LAUFTENBERG LUCY LOFIB JASPER LAVINE LUIS LI-IIGHTY MARY LEIGHTY CHESTER LINN VIRGINIA LINK CLIFFORD LOGAN SIMON LUCAS THIHILMA MCKEENE BERNARD MCDERMOTT DOROTHY NIAGNESS DAVIES MAGILL rv . . ,, .vv-Y paw runny-m-0 --A-1.-.--.-fwvssvr-:-i-af4f-.:.f:1m.e.:wvie..:,b5ririg2:r--- -.-.-55.5,-.ou-.-.-- --.-I-3.3.3,-.-cu.-,-.-. -31-,g,-.-. - - -.Lraococn-.-. HP':H'f:no:-i-'-'-fQQ53-'-'-'- - I, 'I . . LILLYAN MANLOVE FREDA MILBURGER LUIS MANRY ,V , .I 8 I, in, Y' II -, WILIIIA MAY Q :I DOROTHY MANDEL yr Q ., H, A, ' VIRGINIA MULLXGAN . 1, X . 1 RONALD MURELI. ' ,Q Y' N I: ALLEN MCCAUL , In v. ' '. ENULA MUELLER - ' I- MARGARET MARTIN . -1 HAROLD MILLS - ' ,I in I, h K ,,, :. MARIAN MILLER l my V' . 'l 'QI :jj ' - ' ' '- 1lI3,,: - . K lip: LOUIS NELSON A I -A I I IRENE NEMI'I'oI-'I-' 4, R 97: ' QA 'H LAVON QDEN f -1 I X 6, t .I BEVERLY OVERALL f ' ,Q A A I-' .IOE PAUL X . 'E ' A 1 :: JOSYLPHINE IJI'IILI.IPs I 5 IP, HOWARD I-RICE , I A, ' JENNIE PINK QA ' N ,A .H KATHERINE I'ANAGos 5 ,, I ' ig- , 1 EVA MAY RANDALL ft J 1 , . If - K , F. V If wALTo-N RHODE E' I ' f 4432: IJ, I Z , 1: CHARLES ROUSE 'LY I , , W A .I W . , A.. AI , 'I ESTHERMAF1 REPPERT f ' f' , - , Q- MARVIN RICHMOND Q5 at 7' .: SIIIRLIE STAINS , - A I I1 ? :. cLAI:IYs STANFIELD A: 4' - A . 1- i ,: EUNICE SLINKER s. K ' ,4 -' ' , - .I , , f 8: :, I-II-:RIIERT sTRE'I'I'oN A XX- fk ,I ' I' ' -J.. I A V ., I I - I . ' A 4. I I: CARL SCOTT :fy I, A Mt f' ' ' I, JOHN SI-IERM ' Iv ' . I' , A, I- .IosI-:I-I-I SMITI-I ' , I. , ... ' ,I- -: ANDREW SMITH , 1 V '. MADELINE SNYDER Lf ' I , TONY SPACEK T , rf :. KATHRYN SHOUSE -' - .3 Y ' V A ,ff NX ' .,: EVELYN SAIGHMAN : 7' Q ' , ,L I I, R. A -, ROBERT SAlNT f fy I A E l ' , 1 Q 4 I fr DOROTHY SMITH I 5 ,f , ' . ' . I: HERBERT SWANSON , fy , f W'-1 - '-'31 - Q :. OSCAR TRIPI- . . i' ' X -A-,4L,,f-,YH W I+ :I . I qu, ., . -f JAMES To-nn .Q r N' 1 ,iff P '. IIETTY TURNER , , ' fw . ' 'I IIELI-:N TAYLOR ' - ' ' ' Y ' I. M . , . l I: MARY TARANTO ,,, ,U X ' A V Y ' JACK TAYLOR ' ' f, I, Ag' - ,, MARY TI-IoMA X: I TE 5 I I ,' . ,I ROBERT TODD -I , V ' X I: .IQIIN 'I-I-IRocKM0R'I'oN E3 .4 I -f K f 'A ' A ' X :. BILLY TIIURMAN I- 25555 5 , , W- .A 1 ' ,II FOSTER TALGE 3 , . : 'A ff .: , ,xi 1 L' I I I -:I LLOYD 'l'U1 TLE ' ,357 I . - 1, ,W ' ' ' f' .1 :J EDNA 'I-ARWATER I .5 ,. -I 4 I K L J' ll 5 If HOWARD TAI3o-R I Q- LINWOOD VAN HORN ' I u, ' THEODORE WICKLUND I , i B: GWEN DOLEN SVORDEN .3 ' Q, L ,-, I-II-:LEN wus'roN K V ' We , 5 L J ., . I: ELIZAIIETI-I WARNICK 9.45, ' 'ij 1 ' .I , M ,L :. :- '-a-.NiaQ-z.- V v voggoov-.,'m.1:m1:-I-is ' 'QQQY PWM Fovlll-Ih nm - --.-.-. - - - ------ f - - LIIII ..... - .-...-.-...-.. ...g ...... ..- .... - .-...-..-.-.-. ' 7 ' ' I ,f l - , i' MARIE WARNICK at In-:NNI-:rn wooononx-1 I L , ' fy I' ' JOHN wnim I I , 1' ' HowAaDwxLLIAMs :- . - I' I 3 Am-'RED WEAVER :I: I Q 4 JENNIEMAE WALRATH f 1, K i ., ' 'fi K I-:I.IzAoI-:'rn wsN'rzI:L -I ', V ' 5, ' ' sam WAI-II. :I gn. Ip A' mini-1 WALTER I: . I, I ' J .IOIIN WALSH Q ' tv 4 , ' , ,I ' JACK WORKS , li 'I 'L K' GILBERT ZIMMERMAN I: - - I . I W wII.I.IAM ZIMMERMAN ' :QA CLAIRE UMMERMAN ,I - - ' 5- 'i I' V Xen II l ff ' ll . . - . ., I 'I :I I I I I I I Y he Hozzze 00m For twenty minutes each day all pupils assemble in their home rooms. For this group pupils are selected alphabetically without reference to any classification, so that each unit may be representative of the entire school. I: The teacher is not, as a rule, related to the pupil through subject matter, but is :I in the relationship of sponsor and friend. These sponsors encourage pupils to come to I: them with their joys and successes as well as their troubles. They endeavor to keep :- in close touch with the home life of this group and to act as an adviser and guide I nt school. I: Each home room elects a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, usher, :Qi and council representative for the term. Various committees are appointed from time to time and the work is so organized that each pupil is given an opportunity and encouraged to act according to his abilities and preferences. Through the home room the school carries on its projects. Each group aspires to be first in all undertakings which promote the welfare of the school. Many of these activities are continuous throughout the year, as, for example, student patrol, Tuesday banking, scholarship and attendance contestsg others vary from month to month or week to week. The work is practical and inspirational. This year the home room activities have been Inore than interesting and profitable. At the beginning of the first term, after the first days of getting acquainted with one another and the rules of the school in the little green hand books, study schedules for home work were discussed and planned. Then came various campaigns for student athletics and publications. Such topics as thrift, courtesy, character building, develop- ment of personality, patriotism, respect for law and order, civic duties and privileges, charity, appreciation of art and nature, planning for future occupations have received careful consideration and enthusiastic support by the student body. Throughout all activities there is a fine spirit of co-operation, helpfulness, and loyalty. The spirit of the home room is truly the spirit of the school. -1-727.91-shv-:-1---2-f1EG'Pi-s:-:sg-5455-21'-7-wifi- 2 -T'-ai.:-rT'i'n ' ' 1-32 W , ----Li2'P'?:-'-' Page Fort V-,four SCl'l00l LIFE Q01 Refervef Cabinet 1926-1927 President .. .......... .,.,, ,,...,, ....,....,, . . . .. ,,,, ,,.,., . . . . Betty Bondeson Vice-President ,,.,,.A ,,.,. A udry Ove, First Semester Marion Schmidt, Second Semester Secretary ,.... ,.,. ,,.,.,,., .,,....,.., C a t herine Ann Biggerstai Treasurer. ..,,,.,,.,....,...,, .,,,.,,,,,,, . Caroline Woodhouse Program Chairman ,...,.,,. ,....,,, .. Marcia Paddock Publicity Chairman ,...,.. ,.,,,,, 11 'rances Bowman Service Chairman c,.,,,, ,.,,,,, J acqueline Navran Music Chairman . ,,,, ,,,., . .. ,,,.,, .. ,,,,,,, Katherine Kroge Keeper of the Shield ,,,,,., ,.,..,... ,,.,.,,,,, . . e ,.,...,,,,.,. Prudence Stillman Inter Club Council Representative ,,,.,,,,,....,,,.,,,,,,,,,...,,. Bobbie Lee Carter The Girl Reserves had a very happy beginning because Westport Junior brought home the Inter Club Shield in May 1926. There has been a large and active membership throughout the year. The Westport Junior Girl Reserves have done some line service work. At Christmas time they made a family of seven children happy giving them food, clothing, and toys. The Girl Reserves in the sewing department dressed a doll for the Japanese Doll Festival in Japan. In February we tied with Central Jr, at the mideyear Shield award. The central theme this year has been The Patchwork Quilt. Every meeting represented some patch in the quilt. At Christmas a beautiful star was added tn the quilt. At the health meeting n red flannel patch was added. The most interest- ing patch was the plaid patch of fun which was ndded by the Valentine party. The Westport Jr. Girl Reserve Club is one of fun and friends and service, living out its purpose, Tn find and give the best. ' J Page Forty-lawn 1' '-' ' '.':. - an -:. '. -.' -vm. ..' -: '.'.r.r. .'r.f. -..-.L ' -.fr .Lf - ' ' ' '-.'.'. .-.-. : fs -.-' '.- 4. - . W. 'I' 4. . 'r 4 'r' ...Ara 'P 'P J.. 1' vm I I I A I Gr 12' w,I lg 5: E: if l l J .F .T l l i j-'I fl he Clays 0f1927 :Q .gl This year the Board of Education granted the added glory of a diploma when linishing Westport Junior. This is the first class to be so honored. It is in truth a new It departure, for the first year pupils lose the certificate given to nll students finishing 2 the seven years of elementary work. So at last the junior high school is recognized as a unit in the Kansas City school system of six years in elementary schools, two years in junior high, three years in senior high, and two years in junior college. There ' are G40 members in the class, 312 boys and 328 girls. an The class oflicers: ,311 President: Prudence Stillman :Ei Vice-president: Dorothy Chaquette E-3 Secretary: Junior Gaston af Treasurer: William Traub .5 .3 gi . .l. :ri iii 'J M ,, WvW - -v .P 'r.1-.us 1 ra.- F--'FJ'-1.4.'l'a.'- 'J'-'.T-'.n'?-L'- f.-.-r-J! Page Ferry-ciyht -fr.:-1-V.-----.-.-aaa-1-.-.-.-:occ-I-2-1-i-':'f.--.-- - vin:-.-4-.-.-r -.-.Qi5nQ,,,LLl.o:I-.-.-.-1 . -I ,, 551 'I 'r 'u 'l ee, e . lf. fl he Clay! 0f1927 5 For graduation the class wns divided, half having n program June eighth, and :E the other half June ninth. The program was arranged by the following class rep- '- resentatives: Elizabeth Stivison, Janus Olsen. Carrol Alexander, Helen Fulkerson, Sarah McKecknie, Catherine Biggerstaif, Ruth McGnvren, Robert Shepherd, Walter I' Hatfield, Josephine Adams, Emily Davis, Jack Shivers, William Traub, Prudence 'i Stillman, Martha Chapman, Lynette Haknn, Arwilda Mudge, Ben Wilkins, Earle Wagner, Marian Schmitt, Beverly McClelland, Marguerite White. .' gflxe class decided upon plaster casts as n gift to the school to hang in the halls Ei' as ix permanent memorial. The gift committee was Ruth McGavren, Arwilda Mudge, Janus Olsen, Carroll Alexander. , ii 9 . . 'C P. Y .-T-Qigief.-.-.,-r,C.g.-.-Y-.Juv-..-..-.5.-.-.-.jgeo-.---.---,-zrclocroq Page Farm-nina 1 i i i i 'ru v.r 1 4- -r -.. - .1-rar. ir a luv-.f..4. sr :rv -ra ar - - 1-P .rl-w-..-.-: -.1-. 4.-r .-1 i i wi l i i 2 i i i 1 . Q i 1 i Siuderzi Council 5: The Student Council of Westport Junior High School is the central controlling ll: agency for all student activities. il, Ig! . 'n 'I ': 1'-I Qi 'I 2 RS ll' L: 4. 1-uw mm, P... 'nr f J.: 'P Fa' 'F ' ' '..':P. '.1'. '. ' .r.'r..': '..'.Y Fa'a'.:FJ. 11. 'm.1.'..w. .'. 'Z .-.- .-.5,-:sooo-.npfqahlgsoo-,1AN5.3.-,1,y5,f.-.-i---3ou..f.---.ya-9-F.---a:uu.e,g,gi T: fn 11:1 . .H IE E I . . '- :. 'I ll my l Student Council i It fosters all the important school activities and takes the lead in organizing the pupils to observe certain regulations which are necessary in order to keep the school machinery running smoothly. The council, which is a co-operative and not a governing body, is composed of members of 39 Home Rooms. , To have been a member of the Student Council of Westport Junior High School is considered an honor, for here is given the best opportunity to be of service to fellow classmates. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Kenneth Holdren ,,.,,,,, , .o,,, , ,,,,,,. President William Traub .,,,,,..,,......o. ,..,.., P resident Bobbie Lee Carter .......... Vice-President Dorothy Chaquette v.,....,,, Vice-President Prudence Stillman ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Secretory Val Thomas ,..e W v,,,. -.,,,- ........., Secretary Robert Sutermeister ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Treasurer Lynette Hakim ..... -.. ,.... ....... T reasurer Q-A.-. :-Q-.-.-.-.auf-.-snow,-J-.uu.---.-.v.-.-.A.Af-.--- -.-.--- -,g..-.-.-.-.-..-.-3-Y-4-i:.5.:.-ogg-.---..-una.-.-. Pune Farm-fm l15i1!.1iif3L4 -v'Fiil'E.F' '1'1'i'-'19.PF'W'!T!S'll7 ! We Br0aa'mJz'er The Broadcaster is Westport Junior-'s school paper. It was published in 1923, while the classes were still being held in Westport Senior High. The name is one selected in a contest and was suggested by Charles Sladek. The slogan, Free From Static, offered by Irwin L. Elwell, was chosen in 1924. Each year eight issues of the Broadcaster are published, at regular intervals, for the nominal sum of forty cents a year. Since the money collected for advertising pays nearly all of the pub- lishing cost, our advertisers help make our paper possible. The Broadcaster is a student project. The articles are now contributed by the English classes, the gym department, the office and the Girl Reserves. The English classes are responsible for the editorials, home room news, club news, personals, bone- hends, and such school news as assemblies, pep meetings, picture shows and plays. The office supplies the radiograms, the gym department the sporting news. This year Miss Emma Stegner is the faculty advisor. The stan' is as follows: Bill Barr, Walton Benn, Mary Margaret Carr, Bobbie Lee Carter, Martha Chapman, Lawrence Earhart, Amelia Fiedler, Walter Hatfield, Ruth McGnvren, Prudence Still- man, Robert Sutermeister and James Todd. --Margaret Carr, -v was-.-..v.'. ' ar J.'., , . ' -. r..--r -v-- -... 1-- Yvfll Pane I-'iftu-:wo , -------a-s-vfwy----------n-.----2Ci,+2-.-.---1255 g H . ' . . wing. .,f -X tr v:z45?:jMr?, mr ' Q 'Qc ififfifmr - lffz,-jiffi , , ,, , ,qw , agfsg ,lk ,-.,... k,l.i'.s:-., 'Q W ,nf ,I Vg, I N 'I . , ji . . I. V . '1 I . 1. I. 5: . i :C 'u '- fi nw 'I lg. 'n' . lf- '.: Q he 1775 ' The Iris appeared first the spring of 1924, and a most interesting addition it I, was to the school life. Billy Gentry won the name contest with The Iris, flower of Kansas City. Now it is the school flower as well, and the grounds are planted with In it, so the name has n new significance. The first graduating clnss wears iris colors, 1 indicating how quickly the idea back of the annual has become the source of inspiration : for school growth, The editorial staff this year is: if Catherine Biggerstaff Stephen Heckert ll Junior Gaston Marion Roach f- Don Pearson Chnrles Sparks 'I ' Barbara Swan John Weir ii Alvin Terry Bernard Dowd . ii The art staff is Marcella Castle, Leonard Kinney, Gladys Stanfield and Harriet Sherwood. . :I 1 . K . I . . I . 1 . . . lg - f-PMN'-v'-imc'-:vw-A-HQQAQQL1-H :Pye-5:1n.'1H5'sN'v'?'-'r5':'S4'5'?F , ,,,,c-'N-HE, Page Fifty-tlnraa EE9.5'En:u- - - - '1 -'5 ?5':T':T f.'n- 7'3-', il V - Caj?terz'a Ta trol When the students enter the cafeteria, they are seated by ushers, who, when the bell rings, promptly dismiss their sections. By forming 3's the dismissal is accom- plished quickly and easily. This year, in the four lunch periods there have been twenty-four ushers. Margaret Carr, Wilbur Dunn, Kenneth Holdren, Margaret Lieberman, Dick McDonald, Janus Olsen, Barbara Swan, Wayne Shadowen, and Bill Traub are on duty during the fourth hour. Those serving in the fifth hour are Neal Busby, Martha Chapman, Carl Danberg, John Vernon Joy, Carson King, Ruth Mc- Gavren, Wayne Rumsey, Lloyd Tuttle, Wayne Wright, and Dorothy Dean Yeatts. Six of the ushers left before the end of the year. Louis Laugesen, G. N. Lucker, Audry Ove, and Leon Storm were midyear students and left at the end of the first semester. William Fulkerson and Jack White, formerly ushers during the fifth hour, do not attend Westport Junior any longer. The lunch recesses are gay and lively periods when both teachers and pupils relax in the pleasant atmosphere of the cafeteria. No Wonder our cafeteria is such a popular department! . -Margaret Lieberman. .-t.-N.-l.'.1sn.N-..-..-..-.n,5,QQ3.-.---.359-i---..-.-famiunan-.1 Q,-.. -.-.-.wow-..-i g,f-..-t-f Page Fafw-your 0RGANllATl0NS Our Traffic Ta trol Westport Junior High School has had ll traffic patrol for three years in charge of Mr. Devlin. It was started the first year we moved into the new building, and proved so helpful and satisfactory that it has been continued. During' this time there has been only one accident at Westport Junior. Each evening after dismissal our traffic patrols hnve been on duty for about fifteen minutes. You have probably noticed the armbnnds which the boys on the patrol wear. The insignia on them is the same as that worn by the regular traliic patrolmen on the city police force. The boys on the patrol have as much authority, except for arresting, as the regular traliic pntrolmen. I The following have been captains of the patrol this year: Foster Talge, Richard Koenigsdorf, Charles Welch, Joe Gilkey, Henry Miller, Robert Sutermeister. These boys have served on the patrol this year: James Andie, Harold Backus, Jerome Begley, Darwin Bowen, Norman Cohen, Carl Cooper, Ralph Cutler, Gilbert Fagan, William Fulkerson, Bill Grnfrath, Herbert Helfcnstreider, Merle Hcnnigh, Paul Hobson, Howard Jenkins, Eugene Kew, Eugene Lndish, Billy Laufenberz, Lennart Laven, Waldon Lewis, Chester Linn, Ralph Loar, Jnck Von Lockum, Frank Lynch, Don McCollom, Arthur Morris, Oscar Nelson, Ralph Oelfke, Janus Olsen, Frank Parrish, Norman Porter, Warren Prince, Sidney Rnppaport, Gordon Rubottom, Henry Sandquist, Herman Shapiro, Robert Siegel, Marvin Slusher, Russell Smith, Robert Todd. 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' ini I 71:9 PIUSIC and DRAPIATICS 191-1-5113 wIr.I:u:5151 - - - a 1.-' -.cm :.r:.'.-.'-:.- - 1- '.-:fra-.1-..-.-.f - -.1-.I The Orcfzestm The orchestra has given several public performances under the direction of our most able instructor, Mr. Keenan, before such bodies as the P. T. A. Besides having a minor part in several assemblies, the orchestra furnished the entire program on March 18. The orchestra is made up of sixty-live pieces. They are: First Violins:-Glen Adams, Edmund Haines, Martha Chapman, Virginia Mattson, Wilma Robertson, Leah Levikow, Helen Lucille Post, G. N. Luker, Harry Eberliart, Dan Goldman, Doris Rader, Frances Gornall, Leonard Snyder, Howard Kissick ' Clifford Logan, Homer Weir, Denmere King, Ruth Cox, Ruth Roberts, Esther Gold- berg, Billy Grafrath, Billy Laufenburg, Fred Hornbeck. Second Violins:-Mary Gertrude Kingsley, Junior Jennings, Chester Smith, Fred- erick Fleenor, John Halderman, John Joy, William Dworkin, Edward Helfenstreider, :- Fritz Kuebler, Jerome Begley, Louis Hutson. 1 'f Cellos:-Kathleen O'Keefe, Billy Vnille, Betty Turner. Flutes:-Frederick Nichols, Ellis Luck. Clarinets:-Charles Sparks, Ben Givens, Albert Rogge, Wittman Nicholson, E Bernard Ricks. Saxoplwnes:-Robert Holfarth, Billy Alston, Ruth Marie McGavren, Joe Wine- :I berg, Bill Hovey. .' First Cornets:-Rudolph Hess, Frank Stefaniak, James Borchers, Ralph Castle. Second Cornets:-qlack Von Lockum, William Keller, Edward Hansen, Earl Kings- liery, Charles Arnold. Trombones:-Theodore Lindberg, Paul Arnold, Richard Hinchcliffe. French Horn:-Don Jackson. l.' 1 Drums:-Charles Welch, David Skene. ll: Piano:-Esther Smith, Irene Baldridge, Evelyn Burke, Dorothy Richards. ,il 4'- ' Va, ll: I I ATA. J- n J- n -'-'F- -TJ. L? 'FAIL n'J- .'.l-'l'- -'L 1- 'JPL A '.'g.'V' . .Y - 'F- Q? J-'p.'F.L'L JF 'dr J.'a. L'-'- -'ifg n'J1'n A L 'Y'-'JF mga srrey-ee wen 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 I1 .1 1 1 1 1 .1 I1 , .1 1 1 P 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 1 i 1 'i f Ei 30515 glee Club The Boys Glee Club of Westport Junior High under the direction of Miss Wettstein has appeared many times in' public this year. Their first appearance was at Teachers' Institute October 3. The second ap- pearance was at the State Teachers' Convention held in Convention Hall during the month of November. During December the boys assisted the Christmas play with carols between acts and serenaded the cafeteria the last day of school before the holidays. January 18, 1927, the Boys Glee Club sang English carols for the Chaucerian program sponsored by the Association of High School Women. During the month of April the boys gave an Assembly program for Northeast Junior High School. During the school year the club sang at several P. T. A, programs, on a musical program in Assembly, and several programs at the close of the year. The members of the club are: Carl Anderson, Allen Baker, Lynn Barber, Darwin Bowen, Justin Cline, Virgil Cooper, Dick Challinor, Walter Cushman, Norman Dierks, Hubert Dye, Harry Eberhart, Richard Everline, Gordon Towle, Harold Godcheaux, Glenn Grimsley, Oscar Hogan, Herbert Helfenstreider, Kenneth Holdren, Leland Hart, William Hoefling, Horace Hedges, Martin Jones, Jack Karg, Willis Kirk, Marjorie Kryder lAccompanistJ, Leath Lacaif, Gerald Lerner, Dale Lunsford, Richard Marlowe, Jack McCann, Jack McCollom, Walker Meriwether, Ralph Oelfke, Clifford Pattison, Fred Prince, Glenn Reitz, Charles Rouse, Glenn Russel, Paul Suturius, Frank Stefaniak, George Stock, George Temple, James Todd, Frederick Solsberg, Arthur Travis, Earl Wagner, Billy Woods, Bill Traub, Willie Shapiro, Kenneth Brown, Bob Schee, Stephen Monahan, Fred Hornbeck Page saezwinh: '- -7n'n'n'l'-n 3' 'Fa'- 'n n n i- '- J'-L' J' 'Q'-'n'l'-'-'-'l'-'l'A. h'- A' -' A'-. J-?iTL 'i'L7 'Th 7-7-'-'-'l'-7:7-'-'L n'L'n'-'n'-'-'-7-'-T37 Cfzrzftfrzaf 519151315 I l l I f , The Westport Junior High School presented their Christmas plays before the i assembly, December twenty-third. l Miss Taylor-'s department gave The Christmas Party. '4The Ten Fingers of l Franciosu was presented by Miss Short's department. : I I CAST OF' THE CHRISTMAS PARTY W Prologue i - 1 Miss Wintertime ..........,... Bobbie Lee Carter Gypsy ,,,l,,,, , ,.,,e,,,,, ,,.,.,,, ,.,, ,.-Ninzx Laughlin Jack Frost ..,......,.................., Frank Cheshire Striped Candy Twins ,.r... , .,.,, Romaine Cline, ' Tumbly Clown.,.,e ,..,,, Georgie Lee Harwell Arwilda Mudge 1 Shepherdess .... e .....,....,..,..,. Margaret Turner Felix, the Cat .............,,....,,... Janice Saffran 1 Shepherd ...- ,,... , ,,..,,,...i,.....,..... Nadine O'Dell Wooden Soldiers, ,,,..,, Captain, Ira Gaston, l Jack-in-the-Box ,.,,....,..,. Prudence Stillman Soldiers, Don Pearson, Dan Fen- : Elephant ,..,.,.. Mary Loebenstine, Dorothy ning, Donald Tracy, Ben Wilkins : Rhoades u I ' u 3 THEIR CHRISTMAS PARTY 5: ' u fin order of their appearancej : I Dot Brown ,,,,,..,,., .... ..,,... M a rgaret Barnard Sallie Lee ,,.,,....,,...,,,,,,,,,. Mary Loebenstine l Dick Brown ,..,.,,,,..,,,,..,,..,...,,..., Jack Albin Cook's children ..,i.,i.,,,,..,,,, Aldine Matteson, : Jim, the newsboy ,..,,,....,,....,.,i...,. Joe Wilner Dorothy Rhondes , Polly ..................,.,.,.e.....,..,,....... Lucille Folse Santa Claus ,,,,,,,..,..,..,, .Alexander Meyers ' Father Brown ,,,.,,,,,r,,,,,.,,, Gilmer Reynolds -- , Mother Brown ,,,.,.,.,.,v,i..,i.......,,., Gail Bnmes Director ,,... Y...... .,....,, ll I iss Virginia Taylor 1 Aunt Jennie ............... Margaret Lieberman Assistant Manager ,,....,,,, ,,.., E velyn Crews , John, the hired man .,........... Fletcher Parks Lynette Hakim, Dorothy Wilks : Mary, the maid , ,,.,,, ,.,.,,,.. M arcella Castle Stage Manager .,,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Myron Mayer I Blair children Donald Tracy, John Allen, Asst. Stage Manager e,...,, Isadore Mnookin l Prudence Stillman, Eugene Steele Q I I I CAST OF TEN FTNGERS OF' FRANCIOSH 4 E I Francios ,..,,,,,,r.,,.,, ,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A .,Clair Shafer The Christmas Angel,,,Beverly McClelland : Yvonetteem ,..,. nn, ,.,., Helen Lee Fulkerson The Christ Child ,- ,.,, ,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,, B oljs Ranson I Grand Mere ..... .,,.... - ....,,.,,,...,., G lenora Miles Men of the Court .,,,,,r Raymond Dale, Paul : Pere Michel .......,......... .-....-,,Stuart Babcock Fuller Q Petit Jenn .,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, . .,c,,.Arthur Leonard Torch Bearers. .v...,..,...,..,.... .Virginia Major : First Peasant ,,,..... -,..- ..., , ...,, .,... D ick Arens Jacqueline Navran 4 Second Peasant- ..,,,,,...,.....,.,... , ,.... Ellis Luck Peasants ,..,,. ,,...... , ,Scott Branham, Vernr 1 Helene ..,e,...ee... - ...,.,..,.. Roberta Kellerstrass Smith, Janus Olsen, Jane Rankin, 1 Jeanenette ,.,,,,,....,,,..,,, - ......,,,. Esther Levine Mary Gertrude Kingsley, Virginia u The Count ,.....c, - ..., . ...,,...... - ........ Val Thomas Wright, Nadine Norton l l I I I I l I gl -'A- -fa-'-.1-'P '-'ar-L Eiaoaaen ' 'mr5'n6ef.a?.?iE:aeu':a ..-.+.- . - - - . .. . . - - -' P4100 Six!!!-nina L . . A 7.7, YY-..... - --.Y.....Y.. ..Y.... ..-...A...Y.A...., ,M .... .. ..........Y....Y,.,.., W..,Ye. l l a Frank Parrish - y Wluhh--MVnu-Yu---U-U-nvInWW--W--w0n-u-un-nun - . -------H---------------A ' Y l l .-.- - ............ Y ........... Y ........ - Y ............. -. - l.. ....... - - - i Klng Queen Prlncess Mora Ynol Aldore Ulrlc Herald Traveler The Foreft Prmceyy Aprll 29 and 30 1927 Cast of Characters Raymond Dale Emlly Grace Kellerstrass Roberta Kellerstrass Freda Mllberger, Glenora Mlles Arthur Leonard Janus Olsen Junlor Gaston Paul Fuller Plrst Lady ln Waltlng Dorothy Chaquette Klngs Fool Swamp Oak Lords Ladles Flrst Malden Second Malden Thlrd Malden Heralds Pages Peasants Frank Bowen Vlrglnla Hall Lewellyn Moss Norman Porter George Updegraff Scott Bransom Lavonne Oden Peasant Chlldren Luclle Folse Francls Dlllon Helen Ubank Esther Shafton Bllly Frlck MSTCIB Wllllams Sydney Smlth Fletcher Parks Steward Babcock Byers Rathbone Shlrley Carrol, Jane Rankln Emlly Davls Aldlne Matteson Bobble Lee Calter Evelyn Crews Mary Vlrglnla Wrlght Marcella Castle, Phyllls Caln Ellls Luck Dan Algulre Shepherds and Shepherdesses Tree Splrlts Helen Lee Fulkerson Dorothy Magness Vlfglnla Wltt Eugene Stubbs Jack Alhln Clalre Shaefer Vlne Dressers Dorothy Schantz Dlck Arena Dorothy Wllks Bards Venlta Keller Rossle Nell Locke Helen Flschman Dorothy Rhoades Esther Levine Prudence Stlllman Geraldlne Kahl Vlfglhla Mayor Carollne Woodhouse J acquellne Navl-an Mlldred Whlte Mlldred Elllson Ruth Kexfer Max-guerlte Turner Nadme Dorton Pau: Seventy ATIILETICS Q- H-aa:cne1a1---'--'-C--v-fv'------- - '-'-'f6F9 '-'-'5' T-'-'Q' :-'- 1 I. l. fl 1 1 1 1 'I 1 1 1 The Football Seayofz The opening game with Welbourne High School, while not a victory, served to :I encourage the team, for the gmnc closed a scoreless tie. The Central machine, heavy Wi- and fast as it was, was too much for the Westporters' best efforts, and a 12 to 0 score 'ji in Central's favor was the result. ' :' Northeast was the next encounter. For three quarters it looked as though nerve 1: would carry us through, but the Northeasters crossed the Westport goal line three ': times successfully, winning the game by a score of 19 to 0. West Side Junior High was next, and at times the game looked threatening-as though Westport might meet defeat at their hands. In the last period two passes ':,1 were completed for touchdowns, defeating West Side 14 to 0. 11:1 Again we met Central, and again the blue and red emerged with a clean record. 1: This game is memorable for the march down the field by Westport after the kick-off. I: ln the third quarter, however, the Central giants plunged through the Westport :. line until it was nearly wrecked. In the last quarter, with the score 12 to 7, Westport id' woke up. The ball was in dangerous territory for Central throughout the quarter, 8 and the gun sounded with a ten-yard pass over the Central goal line, which if com- :- pletcd would have been a 13 to 12 victory for Westport. The game was lost in the F race against time. 9 The last game of the season was West Side on the Gillham Held. It was the one 1: game above all that the team felt confident could be won easily. This, coupled with I: the fact that the team had undoubtedly been worn down by constantly meeting teams : of superior weight, accounted pretty largely for this 7 to 6 defeat. :, THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAM:-Laugeson, Glick, Elsberry, Mr. Laury-Coach, 1' Stock, Berry, Dunn, McCurdy, King, Wachter, Young, Griiiith, Foster, Bresina, Weir, Cochran, Roberts, Traub, Broylc, Hood, Hathaway. 1 lg! WI! '-v-'5'3'UUU'l'3 Qc::1er'f-'-'-'-'5'G ?f-'I'-'-?f:1a-'-'-'--'-'-?- -'-'- lC1l5'iH'-'-'k':'1'-'-'-T-'-Iii-'-'-'-'Vi' P54712 Seventy-three Zafket Ball During the 1926-1927 Basket Ball Season, Westport played nine games, winning four and losing five. We scored 154 points while our opponents were scoring 160. When the boys trounced the Faculty in the opening game, 19-8, they gave promise of being a real winning team. The following victory over Center High school, 25-20, offered further encouragement. However, when the Freshmen from East High took sn game in the last quarter, 21-17, our future did not seem so bright. In the league games we lost to Central twice by the some score, 19-13. To Northeast we lost two games, 36-12, and 16-13. By winning from West Side, 26-15, and again 16-G, we placed third in the League. Northeast placed first, Central second, and West Side fourth. Letters were awarded to Morton Barter, George Bresina, Arthur Givens, Paul Grinith, Fred Hopkins, Joe Snyder, George Stock and John Weir. THE TEAM:-Dunn, Hopkins, Bresina, Simmons, Hathaway, Dubin, Wyatt, Givens, Stock, Barter, Griffith, Snyder, Weir. . - - in-.v .. . . . . .. .-.-. - .... . - - - - - - - Q Q' r Page Smfenlv-four ,i ,, , 7-7F5',, l li J' TENNIS TEAM :I Eugene Selders James Bishop -I Charles Powell Charles Sparks ,. ,. . 5: I-1 -: . . Ei Ili :il . N N w w if . x RED CROSS BEGINNERS 41 vog- Pune sfwnn,.Jfv, ' f-'-'niC'QQSST-'-'-' 54-1-5+-EHAEU'-Tf'T.ET1..'-'-'V'-5'-Sl:Qj. ..'.'.' '-'-'-l ' 'P ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ..'.r ' E B , . I 5 1 13 2 N E G 3 2 IJ E R fd W 10 , - - -'- '39'Tf'- -'-'-'-b'-'T'T'ST1?? l'-'-- ''-'-'-733'-E -'L-A-tl'-'- v'3T?1'-Pri'-'-'-'vj3h'U'Z Page Sn-mtv-si: INTER CLASS BASKET BALL CHAMPIONS INTER CLASS VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONS AJUUXUEU'-J VVWIPDGKAP-naI.4'sf'. 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All teams showed splendid sportsmanship and enthusiasm.The closely contested finals A were won by this Freshman team: Helen Bowman CCaptainj, Rosine Buckingham, Wilma English, Virginia Florea, Margaret Hindson, Dorothy Richards, Marie Ruvim, 'I' Dorothy Steinbrook, Barbara Swan, Dorothy Thomas, Helen Zimmerman, Bertha Mae :I I Miller, and Helen Adams. :IW if GIRLS' BASKET BALL il The Basket Ball championship goes to 7A this year. III Maxine Crotsenburg 4Captainj, Francis Bruce, Marion Roach, Shirlie Stains, I. Nela Ve Ellis, and Helen Petrus. ' I D i i 1 1 Ii, E l l 3355561155 Y naar: Page Snwvfxly-ruin! LIFE SAVING CREW GIRLS' LIFE SAVING CREW Pane Einhlv - - - paranoi-.-.-1g -ogomvfhwwtgrfmgm IRIS l!00TS EEWEQ9'wAh-5F5'FfaLVyFL9vv0W0H7TL5?EE9iPv99T?5b3E:hf5:f9UWUF'?'? 1. 5 l W Il E WESTPORT JUNIOR IS THE BEST Eu ' Patters0n 1 MUeller l Ryle Morris V B0ulton HaThaway BurneTt e SandfOrd Wlnnberg :, AdamS El shol-'r D0novan ji Keenan ' DingEe -I ClarkE Q Pye Q9 Wettstein 5 LEnhart 3- FiSh 5 LisTrom -gm Phelps ff' Cann0n 1-, CaRr 9 STegne1' I- Jolley E GUffln ,qu MeaNs Il' Hlnes 'J C0oke -' ShoRes DougherTy Hudler 1 Kl'EbS 'E Baker ' ClarkE , PhillipS . WhiTe K 2 A Y l . - -By Katherine Panagus. I w .5 .5 L-leenoennnnniauaeinb' nca5hennen el Page Eighty-threa lg! F' --,-.-.-:lass-.-.-Qjvsooo.-.-,g.-.--Q-go.-.-.-,-.-.-.-,-:lc:.-.-.-.- -.l.3.-.-:lq::v:ao.-.-.-.-.- -i.-.- .... Lv..-I, Hyde Pm-k 0602 3228 Troost O H. C. WHITNEY Southwest Corner 11th and McGee Sts. Cleaner and Dyer to Particular People Phone Victor 4938-4939 Call Us For Good Flowers and Plants Goods Called For and Delivered Compliments 1 of A FRIEND Compliments of D W N ' S . . CWCOIIICI S OHS On Paseo On Ninth Street On Minnesota Ave. At Robt. Gillham Road At Brooklyn Avenue At Sixteenth Street 'C I eeeeee ,, Page Eiahtv-law -'-'-'anna-1-----P'---------wc-neana'-'---- HAIMNHUQV ' --..'-'..---...------.----..---- MedzYatz'0n From the drone and the roar I shall steal away To a place beside the sea Where the waves toss by the rugged clitfs And on to eternity. Oh, I'll weave you a song as I meditate there On the cliffs where the breakers play I will fashion it from the blue of the sea And the mists of the salty spray I will mingle it with the songs of the sea And the tales of sunken ships And the songs from sea-sirens' lips No song will there be, so exquisitely sweet As the song I shall weave for youg I shall weave it into the queerest designs Like spider-webs sparkling with dew But you shall not know of my song of love That I made where the breakers play For I'll bury it deep within my henrt And hide it forever away Elizabeth Wentzel I will sprinkle it with a thousand stars, uf Terulzkzr Sort 0 Fellow .- f Lang Hogan, always a peculiar sort of fellow, began Coroner George Belnenr. He was secretive, shy and seemed to have a constant look of fear on his face. He was the sort of man who would keep looking back over his shoulder as he walked down the street. The coroner paused for a while as though going back into the reaches of his memory for more facts. He lived in a little shack at the edge of Bardstown, here, and would come to town about twice a month to buy what food, he and his wife needed. He would never trust Mary to do any of the shopping. Well, sir, one day the group of us, who gathered in front of the General Store to swap yarns, got the surprise of our lives. Coming down the street we saw Mary Hogan, with a shopping basket on her arm. It would surprise you, too, if you knew Mary for the fifteen years she's been living in this town, and only saw her do shopping once before. Mary bought a lavish supply of food, some material for new dresses, a pair of shoes, and hose. We all wondered how she induced Lang to part with any money, knowing how stingy and miserly he was. Well, about a week later, one of the boys in the neighborhood came running to my office to tell me that Lang Hogan's shack was on fire. By the time we got there, however, the place was in ruins. We searched the ruins, but wc could find no trace of Hogan or his wife Mary. Naturally, we assumed that they had left for parts unknown. There was considerable iContinued on page 875 , se - '57-'-evaaaaysv-'-Hanoneidcaaseeecn U' - -' Page High lil-five I I I I -I I I I I 'I r g We Make Them Look Like New I EE 5 TROY CLEANERS Try Our Cash and Carry Plan ': Saves You Money E Two Shops in Your Neighborhood 'I Ig 3814M Main 3957 Main ? WE 5831 H. P. 8925 I 'I 'I 'I 'I H 'I 'I , l-'-'.'-'-'- A' T '. i'A' '..'.'.L'-'.I. A. J' 'FL' 'L'a'i'- . . 4.f4.'.?.'A.'A'b A'L'-'.'-' ' 'JI'-'i.'.'-'L 'J-'s'-'HI 'L'-' 'n - -'.I.'V'. A .'1'.'r wnur.. For Your SCHOOL SUPPLIES and ATHLETIC GOODS at Popular Prices LEEGERT'S fm East asm sc. Open Evenings H. P. 8585 WHEAT LEY BROS GENERAL MACHINE WORKS-BRASS FOUNDRY PRODUCTS CYLINDERS RECONDITIONED PUMP PARTS ENGINE BRASSES Kansas Clty Tulsa 27PlHmeO2,v,?,f30 TENNIS Tenms tenms smash and dx-Ive' Flymg to and fro There s the sport to make you strzve Cause the cheeks to glow See the stately ball curve deep O er the grassy court A dash' a cuxvel a iranhc lewp' Ah' Safety ID a cut' Cheeks and eyes all a glow Cheery as can be Tenms IS the sport for me Bob Galrltt N?L- Youx dlploma IS sort of like a cash -evidence of tune and money well spent' PIGGLY WIGGLY A Kansas Clty Instxtutlon I' ' .I 'I I I I I gi , I I I I I I . I I I I I I I - ,.T. I I I I I I I I I I . . . I , , - I . I - I K I ' g : . - 457 : , ll . 5 I ' . ' I , . , . . . . I ' ' . I I 5 I 1 . . . :I I ' I' That's the stuff, boys! let her go! register slip from Piggly Wiggly I - ' ' I I . ' - P - I' . . g ' I. , . . I, I' . .I .I .I 'I l..11..-.-. 'I I I 5 t':-I..-L.. .-I.: .I -.--44 .Is - I... 1- .-4..f.-. -' .-' ,-, 4. '-EU? -T Page Eighty-size ?Qwucl.-.-.1.-.-.- 3.5-.-: .'.':. '.'.'-DOICQPZQ.-.-..-.QL'..'-'-L'.' Y Y - - - - - - - I 1Continued from page 853 4 mystery at the time of their disappearance, but in about six months everyone lost interest. , One day I had occasion to cross the state linc into Charlestown, Missouri, to see 15' if I could identify a criminal who was wanted in our country. In Charlestown I was .1 surprised to see Lang Hogan. He still had the same haunted look on his face, only 1' more so .' ' 'I Deciding to trail him, I found him living in an old shack near the railroad yard. R I peered through one of the windows, expecting to see his wife Mary, but she was V- nowhere to be seen. Acting more on suspicion than on evidence, I summoned my old friend Charley Murdock, the sheriff of Charlestown, and we went to question Lang. At first he wauldn't talk, but under pressure he would repeat over and over, :, 'Mary left me, Mary left me.' ' I hurried back to Bardstown, and quickly gathered a searching party. Still act- ing on my hunch, I had the boys dig into the ruins of the old Hogan house. In several hours we uncovered a skeleton with a fractured skull. Coroner Belnear paused, refilled and lit his pipe, and stared into space. Well, there isn't much more to tell. Lang, confronted with the body, broke down and con- fessed to the crime. He said he had killed her because she had located his money and spent some of it. Yes, Lang Hogan was a peculiar sort of fellow. -Arthur Dubin f S E i .. if 5,Eii.'.g-'LVL M . .ll Vg 1 e V, lg 5 i Q .' I x :5 6 I- , Lf 'V Q R 4 i OUR TWINS Morris and Henry Dickstein, Ralph and Marcella Castle, Dorothy and Lucille Thomas, Eleanor and Elizabeth Miller ---.-.-7-if-iwiigff.-.-.5-,c':,15x-..-.-.-.- - -.g.-9-.,-,g,.-.-.-i - - - .7.---.---:Gigi-Q-L-1-.-----. Fave Eiuhly-seven X Calendar or 1926 27 Sept. 6. The teachers are back in city. There are fifteen new members of the Westport junior high faculty. Sept. 7. School opens. Piloted by the Little Green Book we go through the entire schedule successfully, the first day. Sept. 8. The elevators start. Can you name everyone in your Home Room? Sept. 13. Successful Broadcaster campaign begins. Sept. 16. Junior High Athletic Association meets. Sept. 17. Musical program at the first assembly. Our new principal, Miss Baker and vice-principal Mr. Shores, are introduced. Our orchestra played, Darwin Bowen sang and Miss Glenn directed our singing. Our Sept. iris border was assured us by the city park commission. 2 . Girl Reserves hold their first meeting. Sept. 2 . Forty clubs begin to function. We Wish we could join them all. Sept. Sept. Sept. c.1. c.3. c.5. C . . c . the I'S. Oct. 12 Oct. Oct. 15 14. . Our library opens. 3 . We get our first issue of the Broadcaster, 3 . Gee! Open house tonight. How embarassing for the teachers to sit on the stage. We have stunt program in assembly. Boys Glee Club sang at the Teachers Institute. Girl Reserve Ice-Breaker. Refreshments neverything. Scholarship poster contest starts. First report cards out. We approve of the new S's but dont care for Student Council elects officers. Kenneth Holdren is elected president. First regular football game with Central junior. Horner Institute students entertain us in assembly. fContinued on page 893 1 4 27 0 .. o 0 z 0 c ' ' 0 t ' v 0 e 11 o f 12 ff H ' ,EA Papa sf.,m,,-ffm -fAaiQiovqs3gTg9wwfuovvmff.ATp,i5esNeqNvfvQn1w'mi-GivnN we-QQ Oct. Oct. Oct. speeches .---.-o..-G-xi.-.-.-.-.4-vw.-.-.-: .-.ggnaoo-..-----. -.-.-.--r.-:-.o. CALENDAR FOR 1926-27 IContinued from page 88D 20. Pep assembly. 650 athletic tickets sell like hot-cakes. 28. We win the football game with West Side Jr., 13 to 0! 29. Roberta Kellerstrass, Junior Gaston and Don Pearson give charity , after which Dad Waite spoke on Mum's the Word. Nov. 2. Girl Reserves elect officers. Nov. 4. Iris staff elected. Nov. 11. We dedicate the Liberty Memorial. President Coolidge and Queen Marie visit Kansas City. Nov. 12. Our teachers attend the state convention. The boys' glee club sing for the teachers. Nov. 13. Latin pupils present program to classical language teachers. Nov. 15. Darwin Bowen and our chorus take part in the opera Hansel and Gretel. Nov. 24. Junior Gaston speaks on the origin of our Hag, and Miss Polk shows some interesting slides on the Liberty Memorial. Nov. 25. Hurrah! Holidays for Thanksgiving. Nov. 30. Boys' Service Club elects officers. Dec. 3. Orchestra and glee clubs entertain P. T. A. Dec. 7. Dr. Jenkins talks to us about true patriotism. Dec. 10. Our team beats thc faculty, 19-8. The faculty must be getting old. Dec Dec. 16. First basket ball game with Center High. We win. 20. Home Rooms provide cheer for poor families and fill Christmas boxes for World War veterans. Dec. Fingers Dec. Jan. holidays Jan. Jan. Jan. 22. We have our Christmas plays, Their Christmas Party, and The Ten of Franciosf' 23. Our Boys' Glee Club sings over the radio. 2. Isn't it terrible to have to get down to work after all those wonderful 'I 7. A real picture show. Wnsn't it good? On the Road to Mandalay. 10. Iris campaign starts today with the slogan, An Iris in every home. 21. House cleaning: even the boys have to clean their lockers. fContinued on page 91D -.-..-.-ocx-.-.-.5-.fffov-.-.-2?wg7-3-'I'wvv-fI:-aQvvw.-,-pqJ.vvI:wvovvvvn: 7 Pngr xfunfv-n inc ,ve-.-.-...rr ......... ,....--- ...... A-. ....... ..---...x,-- -.- --- 2 - -..JY..Y.J. - .... ..-- .. .JJ :Y ....... .. .u-,Y ....... . .. .Y. ,vi .. . . .JJ J . . :w P r : Whefz you Tl2z'7z,Q of CANDIES Think of 8 HILL'S Quality Merchandise for Quality Girls and Boys il -li...- a , 5 E. G. H111 Candy Co D 423 Delaware Street Phone Harrison 4974 6 5 2 E om-cqvrrwglow-.4-.---nggvwmgmeuw- Pngr :vaufw 1, :I -..... - - . ........ .. - - . ' . ' 1 I 1 :' CALENDARKFOR 1926-27 Qu fContinued from page 895 'I : Jan. 24. The new semester starts today. I Feb. 4. Assembly for which the parents provide the program. - Feb. 8. Student Council elects officers for the second time. Bill Traub is elected u president. ' Feb. 15. Girl Reserves have a Valentine party. Feb. 18. We have our first honor assembly. There are forty-one honor pupils. N Feb. 22. Washingtorfs birthday. Hurrah! A holiday. Feb. 29. Teachers have a party. : March 10. Mr. Shores' birthday. ' March 18. Honor Roll assembly. Orchestra plays in assembly. P. T. A. enter- tained by Gym program. ' April 1. All Fool's assembly. n April 15. Fine Arts program in assembly. . : April 29. Our spring play, The Forest Princess by Constance D'Arcy Mackay, 4 is given. A May 18. Gym recognition program. May 20. School party. May 27. Last club day. 1 June 8-9. Graduation. : -Alice B. Johnson, Catherine Biggerstali' , , I I I I I I I W I I I gi . E :I I I . 1 'I 1 l 1 mu. I. lx ROOM 410 I Secured the most ads for THE IRIS . '-'-'3'E2Q-T-'-'-'- -'iW'1'f'i'C J'l'ii:i-'-'-'ve-532-Iev-Zlf-'-'-151:- -'-'-'-'v5f'99C Papa Ninety-mu T ,W , gfLE2DSU ' 'u ., :L :P . .: :. -I The House o Quality uf: Q flfalgry of Medals, Trophy Cups, Plaques, if ,I Class Rings and Pins---Frater- nity Insignia. :I 55 D' EQ ' We Furnished the Class Pins for - I Westport Junior High School i fi 's Q Green Jewelry Co. 1 23 15 101 6 Walnut HArrison 1253 5 E . ,M 4. sit E1 Egb6GD9b E5DDGBE'b-i 5QVdQ9b5DifiEWA6i65E5 fA Pugc Ninety-two - .. . . . -.-..-..-.-.. - - .J - - Selzkzd, uf War Maz'den It was dusk in Walhalla, home of the gods. Selind, the war maiden, had just returned from the battlefield. She was unutterably weary. Her winged horse Brun- hund had carried many warriors to Walhalla that day. Many times had Selind shouted her battle cry of, Yo ho, to ho She longed for the peace and quiet of the War Maidens palace Hex shining armor felt unbearably heavy, and her eyelids were heavy with weariness As Brunhund and Selind reached the War Maidens' palace, Selind leapt lightly from the horses back Dear old Brunhund, I love you, said Selind, as she patted he horses long white mane And now be gone. Brunhund rose slowly into the air. Selind watched him ily away, first a great white spot, and then finally nothing but a little speck, hardly visible. With a sigh she went into the palace, and to her wonderful suite of rooms. Selind had no sooner removed her armor than there was a knock at the door. When she opened it she found a sister war maiden. I'm sorry to interrupt you, Selind dear, she said, but Wotan commands you to come to him at once. Did he not tell you what he wished me for? asked Selind. No, he only said he wished to see you immediately, was the reply. Hastlly she dressed to go to Wotan. As she dressed many thoughts passed through her brain Why had Wotan summoned her? Was she to be punished as Brunhilde had been Had she done anything wrong? When she appeared before Wotan a few moments later, she was very beautiful. Since Brunhilde was no longer with them, Selind was the most beautiful war maiden in Walhalla And now she stood before Wotan, tall and straight. Her soft garments clung to her perfectly formed body. Her long titian hair was almost a garment in itself there was so much of it Clear violet eyes looked steadily at Wotan as she said, You sent for me, Father Yes, said Wotan in his deep though musical voice, I sent for you, Selind. Please seat yourself, for I have something of grave importance to tell you. Selind obeyed his request and seated herself on a luxurious divan near by. Wotan, she noticed, was troubled, and his one eye shifted uneasily. What is it, Father? she asked Be not afraid to tell me, for I will gladly obey your minutest wish. Ah Selind you are as good as you are beautiful, sighed Wotan. Then as with great eifoxt he proceeded Selind the fate of the gods lies in the palm of your hand. It is in your power to lead us to destruction or safety Selinds white brow clouded I am your servant, Father, and you are all-wise, bu I understand you not I shall explainj said Wotan If the gods are destroyed now, the deeds which they have hoped to do and which they should do, will never be accomplished. We are in no condition to iight Selind, for fighting now would mean ruin. The gnomes are ready at the slightest excuse to make war upon us. The giants would join the gnomes. Against them we have no chance He paused. But I Wotan, my king? interrupted Selind. The gnomes have demanded your hand in marriage for their king. Unless their request is obeyed they will proclaim war upon us. So you see, Selind, it is up to you. No, let me finish, my daughter as Selind made a slight movement as if to speak. If you consent to this sacrifice, Selind, it means you will never see Walhalla again. You must live under the earth until Walhalla is destroyed. It is a big sacrifice and you will never see us again Ah father, and one of Selinds white hands clutched convulsively at her throat. That one moan hurt Wotan more than if he had been struck. fContinued on page 951 11 . , N . . 1 u t 1 - u 11 - in u - 11 - - , . 11 1, u 11 - - - 11 - u - 1 1 a - 1 - 11 . , . t 11 u - 1 - 1 1 u - 1 , . u - ' 11 1 n ' ' . . ,, 41 11 - 1 -51:11.-.-.-wvweeafh.-f.-.-.-.5355-Q,-.-.---4.11.56W Page Ninety-tlivn L4-one-61-:n'-'ZncB'!.':?.uE- ?i'v ---'-'-'T ?i -.:i- ?U'-'-- Shana ite List Milk 8: Cream PRODUCED AND DISTRIBUTED BY l h HILL ROSE FA RM , PAUL MATTHEY, Proprietor i Phone, Overland 106 MERRIAM, KAN. W FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY in i 41 The girls wonder why- NORDIC BRAND l I The boys don't grow up. PRODUCTS The boys prefer blondes. The boys don't get on the honor roll. Whiting and Fillet gf f The boys are so bnshful. gi The boys wear stacomb. Haddock Economical-No Waste The b0YS Wlllldel' why- Practically no bones. Just what you The girls always have their lessons. have been l00kll'l8 for- Delicious X The girls we-nr powder und rouge. fish for dnily use. The girls are so good in school. , , The girls like Latin. M'd'Cen ral Fish CO' The girls always wunt the boys' school Kansas Clty' Mo' E pins. i -Mildred Calkins Telephone, Harrison 0441 ,iililiiili Mh EbooLW,SEEE?C'55FWUTfiF?Q9lHhFi aaaE6' nw. Nmfru-four 'N-'GU '------ , , , , , , ' , ' ' - ' ' .I tContinued from page 933 i' With an effort Selind stood up. I shall tell you at dawn, father, she said dazerlly. fif It is a great sacrifice but-may I go? :i Yes, go to your palace and tell me at dawn, was the reply. -: When Selind reached thepalace she felt strangely ill. She went to her room, threw open a huge window and gazed out. Leave her sister war maidens? Never i A see Wotan again? Never ride Brunhund any more? Live under the earth until the end of time? Oh, I can't, I1can't, she moaned over and over, I can't, She paced to and fro. I Why should I suffer? Why should I be the one to pay? Never see Walhalla again? li Oh, it's unbearable. For hours she fought with herself. And then she remembered Wotan's words. ' She could destroy or save the gods. She could save them. She must save them. The gnomes were horrid but she was strong. She could stand them. She would marry I their king. if From sheer exhaustion she fell asleep. Q- At dawn she went to Wotan. I have decided, father. I'm going to marry 'I the gnome king. It is not too great a sacrifice to make for my loved ones. f' I am proud of you, my daughter, was all Wotan said. I: A few moments later all of Walhalla assembled to see Selind for the last time. She was in her shining armor. Brunhund was by her side. Selind mounted Brun- hund for the last time. There were tears in her large eyes. ' My friends, I shall think of you always, she said. And with a pat on her I horse's mane and a sudden straightening of her body, Brunhund rose with her. When 1' she was quite far away Wotan and all of Walhalla heard a faint Yo ho, to ho. I: Selind had made her sacrifice. She had saved Walhalla. 1: -Helen Fischman :I . ' ' 'i- -' ' A SCHOOL DAY l First comes English, then comes Gym,- I may make E, I may make M: Then comes home room, with lots of fun I kid the girls and chew my gum. Civics next and that's some class, The thing to do is try to pass: Study hall is next in line Just twenty minutes of wasted time. Then lunch, ah lunch, that's where I shine, After this I am feeling fine. General Science, lots of pep,- That teacher sure can make you step. At half past two I meet my doom,- MARCELLA CASTLE I go into my Algebra room, secured the Track practice ends the day with fun, most Hadsf' All I do is run, run, run. for -Floyde Hopkins T H E I R I S .-.- - F- Ygj-3 Y.-,..-.-,o,-L..-s.-1.-L ' W 'j' ' Y Y Page No-.cv-fm 'LT-'-'-.'n'-'d.'.'.' -' - 4. L'l'.'a'.'q .' .'.' '. g - J. .'..'.'F. A.'F'. A.'F. . - - .'.. -'.. -'-'a..g?.L'l'. J. Jfn'- -'n'-'-'-'- GLOVER'S BOOK STORE 210 East 39th Street A full line of Athletic Goods always on hand We cater to the wants of Teachers and Students of WESTPORT SCHOOLS IMPROVEMENTS We suggest:-1 1. Mechanical head scratchers for use during tests. 2. Escalators to replace elevators for lazy students. 3. Loan ofiice for those who forget bank or lunch money. 4. Extra deep lockers for those who are used to throwing their hats and coats at the hook at home. 5. Windows to he larger and extending ta the floor so that unobstructed view of passing fire department trucks may be had without standing. 6. No ninth hour study hall. 7. An assembly every other day and club on those days between. 8. Alnrm clocks in cooking-classes to make the bread rise on time. Compliments of CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY Phone Hyde Park 3106 Office 3105 Gillham Road ROYAL MARKET GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONE HYDE PARK ms iooo HOLMES Page Namieu-.az 11 J.-.-.-..-oqqavau.-..-.-,-.-.AH Yivr .-..-.,-ga.-.f Lmhw Hmm IIIIIII I IIIIHN IIIIIII I BIBLE IIIII I II III III II MMIII E I I EI HIIII I IIIIIII I- I A I Q H - IIII I I I I I Ill! . Emil III Ill: I I III .I I I I I III I I I El -I t ' .. III III HORIZONTAL What the horseshoe signifies. Short for Annu. His name sounds fishy. Mildred is her first name. Dining hall of a ship Qplu.J On time lnbbni 19. Our principal. Near. 21. A New England state fabbizj A snake. First 3 letters of the capital of Aus- tralia. Answer Qahbi-.J 26. Half coo coo. Not short for this world. A vehicle H-rl. First 3 letters of an Algebra teacher. Distress signal. May be bought in cafeteria for 8c. First 3 letters of a city in New Jersey. A writing instrument. A subject taught by Miss Clarke. Retlcx fabhr.i -13. Poetic form of until. Five perfect grades. . Rural Free Delivery Cahbr.J Small shut lplurall 52. A fuel. An industrial arts teacher. To be blown of course. His first name is Jack. 61. Metal. Last 3 letters of a Chicago radio sta- tion owned by the Stewart Warner Speedometer Co. The initials of our vice principal. An ear of corn. A Navy radio station. Railroad fabbr.J 69. Muscle. A kind of tree 1plu.i 73. Afternoon. His first name is a Spanish title. Organ of hearing plus deer Her lirst name is Ella. An obstruction H-ri. 79, A light tap. DIAGONAL 40. Initials of an English teacher. 1, ig ,, ri VERTICAL He is true to his name fwhich is a shell fishy Arthur is his first name. 4. Or. 14th letter of the alphabet ldoubledi. A bag. 7. The Arabian God Cspelt as it is pronouncedi. 8. Sea bird 1p1u.l Her mother sang at one of our assem- blies. 10. A unit. 11. Newsstand fabbzni Brave, 14. Possessive form of one of the Katz Boys' names QWDAF starsi. Not long. 18. Also. 21. Or. Andrew Cnicknamei. A slang expression. 29. Policeman. Head covering + open ground. One who hauls things in a cart. One who makes flour. 37. Our annual. What this puzzle is on. Initials of a Science teacher. Initials of a General Business teacher. Term used in golf. Last three letters of a word meaning unite. 49. A knot in a ribbon. Slang for head. Teacher of expression. The first man fpluralj. His first name is Dwight. Bill is his first name fuse initial of his first namcl. First and last lettersza kind of Hour lmiddle letterszall righti. A light tap. 62. Small nail. To meditate. Who gives a short course in French? An animal. 69. Benjamin fnicknamei. N0 or Latin for nut. Instrument for propelling a boat. Society for the revealing of answers Kabul. Princeton University fabr.J. Wigwam tletters are revealed when Initials of a Science teacher. word is pronouncedi. iawwww .9 - , ww Parc Niuctu-sfwcn ' I f - eff . 1 1' N 7h I J ff 3 . f I R f Y f fd 1 1 Teamwork TEAMWORK on the telephone means cour- teous, alert co-operation just as teamwork in school or anywhere, whether in work or in play. Three persons form this telephone team - KIJ the person calling, 121 the operator and Q31 the person called. Being sure of the number desired, speaking distinctly and responding with alacrity, results in better service. The first requisite of good telephone service requires adequate plant and equipment well maintained, but, second to this equipment, is intelligent co-operation-teamwork-of those at both ends of the line and at the middle. We appreciate and thank you for lending such co-operation. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE co. as neu, ,Q 45 , e 5 .fiii QQ, 10 3 BELL 5 E in KFYSTEM if S 2 if M 4? 4 ,gf 'PQ X' Puma: or ni-fu M1-viaht - ,,,...- ff Everyone loves them FLDRIST KUNG- Your Neighborhood Florist Since 1890 at 38th and Euclid Ave. Always Priced Reasonable Victor 1100 Victor 1100 By the Trip or Hour ACME AUTO LIVERY Any Time-Day or Night view: 1100 Victor 1100 , .... .,.......,..... We .W Linwood 0933-0934 We Deliver I-IArrison 3622 1920 Baltimore Avenue Chas. Wheatley Radiator Company QFormerly Western Auto Radiator Co.l . Wrecked Bodies, Radiators, and Fenders Enameling, Painting and Duco McKinnon, McCord and Harrison Cores Truck Radiators a Specialty CHAS. W. BAILEY KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI THE ENGLISH TEACHER TAKES UP SLAN G Compliments of R. P. Rice Motor Company Distributor Chrysler Motor Vehicles Cease masticating the fabric. Torrid canines. It's the feline's facial hirsute adorn' ments. Atta young male of the species of Homo sapiens. I will announce to the third planetary Q satellite of the sun. It is the small succulent fruit. Might I ask if it is not the conformity to facts? TRANSLATED Quit chewing the rag. Hot dogs! It's the cat's whiskers. Atta boy. I'll tell the world. It's the berries. Ain't it the truth? -Exchange. fa 1414 Baltimore 1521 McGee 414 Minnesota 3531532-:.---iirw-mef:---.1.f.TN--sa-vf:-2L: L?.aEvvw1r-f-a-f5iw5'e-Tf ' Pune New y ne -l IN THE BUSINESS There you will nd that prmn SE SE WGRLD ing is one of the important factors in getting things clone. w4ldve1'tising printing is a power- :l l-1 ful ally to all sales methods and :Z is in many cases the sole selling 'i medium. Business record forms are nec- essary for keeping an accurate , record of business transacted. H When you go into the business world you will fmcl The Lowell Q Press prepared to offer you the I latest and most effective ideas in I: advertising. They will be glad ro work with you intelligently in the solving of your printing problems. l: F5 gi Q lhe OWEU- lress 53 iff an A ,eats 2: R335 lilm 3239 ll V THE RROADCASTER .' Pune one Hundred BN , 3U YY .-..-iq.. I - . Our Insurance Rate 200 per S100 per year. L. LERITZ 8: SON Storage and Moving 2616-20 Warwick Phone Harrison 0470 Dry Goods Men's Furnishings Peter Pan Ide Shirts and Collars Everyday Prints Puritan Silk Hose M. A. MOODY 81 SON 3939 Main Street Munsing Wear Hyde Park 3836 H. W. and Mrs. M. L. GATES FUNERAL HOME WHY TEACHERS G0 INSANE I left my paper at home. What is our lesson for today? When is our examination day? Am I going to hunk? I huven't any pencil. I left my book in my locker. I forgot my cards again. Please excuse me from giving my speech today. I forgot my excuse. I don't know my poem. When is our next holiday? Is today club or assembly day? -Clifford Pattison. 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Prescriptions called for and de- 1 livered without extra charge. Y i- , N l ' ' -- - . .P .... 'H ...':.'r.-' wr., -. - 'r'.- -.,- -,- . .1'.v:.'.- ...... .5 ,I o H A drum ..-Y.-.-.-a.-.---..-..-5,1..5l.---.-.-.+f.1., Y '''.-:.+ -..-.ipaq-.-.-.-5350.-.'.----EI M1 .51-QM: :S 5 2 Ifffifa 3: - '- S H.. radiant' LFMTNI N c Movflrfyk Azvmzuvs wvezsl KJ J ws A Msn 1reso'n'r 7-C-if-..-.figQP?-FQfnf.-v.f-..-4---g-.--..'c-s'gg112,.-ff.-.- ' 5.--.f-...-f..--I-..-. ,GU L, ,A-Q., - , f'.t'-9 ' ' no MIM THEM .. ,Am 15 sc. M x 11 ..-1 ll '- . :. . 'I '- 'n . I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gi 1:1 15 fl R. w' 42 5 . . I X? L3 'I . 'Q . . , 1 . 5: Qvwcrosl, Page our lim-an-fr Nine -'11-:-5'-1'-'-'-I-QQKEELL:-'-2 ff -'--GUN-na:-5:-'-12'--'-'-'-'DUO'-'-1-'-'-'-'-'-'-'wang ll Hyde Park 3533 HW11' Pnfk 3539 Greeting Cards for Birthdays, :- Mother's Day, Graduation. fl! LUNDQUIST .5 STROMBERG Bg3iK ,Q 3314 O k St t lf: 'ee ART EXCHANGE G: '-The Shop of Good 1'hnumm. ' Fancy .: Groceries 703 Commerce Bldg. Fruits Memory Books with name and Meats school embossed in gold for grad- Vegetables nation gifts- Compliments of ' WESTPORT Compliments of B O O K KATHREN'S MOVING and STORAGE CO. 0. W. KLEE, Prop. 'Z' woR'r s. MORSE TEACHER or-' vroL1N 415 Studio Bldg. Victor 5868 YVEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS S. W. COT. 39th and Hyde Park At SOUTH SIDE STUDIO phone Hyde park 2515 3718 Walnut Westport 3176 5' mf: xi. The KANSAS CITY COSTUME CO. INCORPORATED MONTROSE PHARMACY PRESENT? E. A. Buehler, Drugglst II S ' -I M'ffaiEg11f'1Q Hyde Park 5524-5525 OPERA, AMATEUR, AND , PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTIONS INSTANT DELIVERY gl AND PAGEANTS , 'I Phone Harrison 3167 40th and Mam Streets. 1409 Walnut ww. '-Q3-'E'-2'-'-'lllv- -ij-'-'-'-v --'-'-- 2.'-'-'-'-'-9,57iA-Hiiff.-3.5-L-.f.'.'. ..-J-15-QiE -.-: P gf- on. 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ALWAYS THE BEST Phone Hxde Park 57b0 i305 SUMMIT ST THE SOUTH SIDE BANK 39th and Main We accord Care-Courtesy-Convenience to the Westport Junior High School faculty, students, and their parents. M. JI MCNELLIS, President f'-N -4'-f'-A-'N ' f 7n5u'- 3'f -1'5'5f -6'-- 5 - '-- 'r'v'v 1 e Om' Hmuln-rl Tn nh-r 11 - JCYPJ i.-q.-..-.- M 1Anaqwxvt 1. How many 2. How many 3. How many 4. How many 5. How many 6. How many 7. How many 8. How many 9. How many 10. How many 11. How many 12. How many 13. How many 14. How many 15. How many cxfr,QJYfe Qfflzoilzer pupils are there in Westport Junior High School? freshmen are there in Westport Junior High School? seventh grade students in Westport Junior High School? girls are there in Westport Junior High School? boys are there in Westport Junior High School? faculty members are there of Westport Junior High School? women teachers are there in Westport Junior High School? men teachers are there in Westport Junior High School? workmen are there in Westport Junior High School? rooms are there in Westport Junior High School? subscribers to the Iris in Westport Junior High School? bank depositors are there in Westport Junior High School? clubs are there in Westport Junior High School? home rooms in Westport Junior High School? members are there in the Student Council of Westport Junior High School? 16. How many pianos in Westport Junior High School? -Robert Siegel. And When They Grow Up- ANSWERS 1. 1435 The boy with a bent 2- 823 for engineering,- 3. 612 The girl who takes 4. 686 to music. 5. 749 A 6. 50 Dreams of parents become plans 7. 33 when guaranteed by an Educa- 8- 12 tional Policy in the 9. 13 10. 50 11. 1100 . . 12. 1118 Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. Co. 607-11 Sharp Building 15, 78 Kansas City, Mo. 16. 4 A. E. Myers, Manager. 'ina'-'T W15'- Qh?PU?7-L'- -'-H -f' - Page one Hundred rnimen C W ezrtport jfzmzbr Clubs One of the most characteristic features of the Junior High School is its club activities. Clubs are organized to satisfy the desire of boys and girls for organized group activities leading to the development of personality and character. They serve to intensify an interest in something worth while and to aid in the formation of friendships based on worth-while interests. Boys and girls in their freer associations learn how to work together and how to use their time intelligently. The scope of the club work is determined by the extra-curriculum interests of the students and the ability to iind club sponsors among the faculty. Both sponsor and pupil are given freedom in selecting the particular club in which they wish to work. Pupils choose their own officers, make their own rules, arrange their own programs, and speak and act freely for the society. Westport Junior High School has forty-one clubs with a total membership of a thousand and eleven pupils. These clubs meet every two weeks on Friday afternoon. Much interesting and worth-while work has been done by the clubs of Westport Junior High School during the school year 1926-27. IW Y9zk,Qanz3zfg1 Dey say dat in de vdnter in de norf it mostly snows, De skies am black an' dark, an' a roarin' cold wind blows. Ef you was dar, ma honey, you would freeze dose little toes, An' you couldn't look about yer widout mufflin' up yer nose. O mammy's pickaninny. Heah de roses bloom aroun' us and de yaller jasmine grows, De gret big sun's a shinin' as de corn stands in rows: O, wat's good fer colored poor folks de Lord in heaben knows, So keep right on, ma honey, kickin' up dose little toes. O mammy's piekaninny. -Marian Bagby. .-.---.--.,3.l5.-.-.51-,-my-.-,-..--.---.---i-iE-i-:-i9c1:r:.-1-.-.-to-:-.-----.,,-55.3-.V Puma one um-amz rwmm 1. a - .- -- 5 4. - - . - . . 4. . - .. - . . . .'.' ...'. .1'.r..'.'..'P..'P.'.'.' . ' .. .'.'..'4. .'. .'a' '4.?.'. a A. The Teachers .Q,uz'ZJ 1. What does every bakery contain? 2. What name is good to eat? 3. What name is used in war? 4. What teacher-'s initials are the name of a gun? 5. What does a chef do? 6. What does every sea have? 7. What do most rivers have? 8. What teacher has the name of an ink? 9. What teacher is run by machinery? 10. What teacher has 57 varieties? 11. What person is always happy? 12. What teacher is named after a code? 13. What teacher is a color? 14. What teacher is the opposite of long? 15. What name rhymes with gingham? 16. What must every Boxer possess? 17. What teacher's first name should be Annie? 18. What is always welcome at the first of the month? 19. What is used for fires? Answers 10. Hines 1. Baker 11. Jolley 2. Pye 12. Morris fMorse7 3. Cannon 13. White 4. B. B. 14. Short 5. Cook 15. Ingham 6. Shores 16. Braun 7. Fish 17. Laury 8. Sanford 18. Bills 9. Carr 19. Wood -Jacqueline Nav:-an. What If William Morton failed to have si had cold in Expression class. Ruth McGavren's neighbors liked to hear her practice on her saxophone. Miss Fish lost her voice. Miss Wettstein's hair turned black. Stephen Heckert would have a boyish bob. Junior Wolf didn't ask Miss Clarke a single question. Lynette Hakan would forget to smile. Margaret Carr refrained from talking for two minutes. Prudence Stillman didn't chuckle. Clubs met every day. Billy Frick grew. . -Margaret Carr. ' 'Tvvvvf.w.'Jf,7l.J-.af..-I.1l:g:l:JcIiv.-.-b-.-..-0Qr'A F- 'A' vw..-..f..-51-ygij' Pane Om: Hundred Fifteen f 1 , 6f'V'-'-'-' -Q65'-'-'i-l-'-'-'-'-'-'E-'-'-'-1 '-'-'-'-3-a - -' ------- - -'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'- The Country Fazr Horses neighing, bands a-playing, Noises fill the air. Chickens crowing, heifers lowing, At the country fair. Barkers barking, what n noise, I can scarcely hear. - Peddlers peddlingg rowdy boys Screaming in my ear. See that pig! I know that he Must weight at least a ton. Horses Beet, with plumes so neat, Grazing in the sun. ' Something doing every minute. Now they'll judge the pies. Hear that country-maid a-shouting, Oh, I've won the prize. If I could have one little wish, Pd wish that I could hear The noises of a country fair A hundred times a year. h 5' . -Betty Hansen. ' H ear!! I W m Mr. Anderson found himself in a very awkward situation. For three months there had been nothing to do, it seemed, but to pay bills. His wife Anne had run up enormous bills in most nf the downtown stores and he himself had found it necessary to run several credit bills. Consequently, he found himself in a very awkward situation. His wife was worried as much as he, but she showed no signs of it. Mr. Anderson was teller for a small bank in Mayorsville and received no large salary. At times the bank had large sums of cash on hand to meet the withdrawals of the many farmers near the town. As Mr. Anderson walked to work this morning, he thought of this but no dishonest thought entered his mind. What he really was thinking about was suicide. He arrived at the bank early and began rolling silver dollars into neat packets when a stranger entered. As Mr, Anderson was the only person in the bank the man walked up to his cage. Put up your hands, the man said quickly. Mr. Anderson thought quicklyg he had always wondered what he would do in a holdup, and had told himself he would give up the money. But now he thought altogether differ- ently. Here was, he thought, a good opportunity to be killed without any trouble. The bandit repeated his commands, but instead of complying Mr. Anderson raised one of the packets of silver dollars and hurled it against the temple of the bandit. As the bandit fell he cried out in pain. The police at the corner heard it and came hurrying in. That evening Mr. Anderson was in high spirits as he hurried home. The bandit he had captured was very dangerous and many rewards were oifered for him. All of which went to Mr. Anderson. -Phillip Lester. -'Q'-I-f-'-761'-'-'Z' -'- -T-'-'-'-vw:-'-'-'-'-'-'-' -1-235-T---r ---- --'-'-- - ------- 1.-,ff our rnmama simu- F.:-.-. - --. - A-1,-. - - - - .. - - - , - - - . - - .-.x J.. -. .-.-.-.-I--. . - 7. W 1 A.-.-. .-.-.-...-l .I L.-.-4.-2 -.L -I -.-.-.F-..-,. EM!!! JA I Jffemogz . 1, f' 4 'A 'nf r 33 1 A N fl' dfvv le- fzq ,062 ff MV X ff Pyaf iixfcf' X 66,241 lb 4f i 7A'k'xzC Puff! 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