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

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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

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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