Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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fn-.., THE ALUM AE f'-as , .. President: Mrs. F. Forsha Russell Vice-Pres.: Mrs. Everett W. Murray 1 Secretary: Mrs. Donald Atha Treasurer: Mrs. John Sigler fs G 3 r Q L. to R.: Mrs. Everett W. Murray, Mrs. F. Forsha Russell, Mrs. D. Aiha, Absent: Mrs. John Sigler. The Barstow Alumnae are under the able leadership of Mrs. Frederick Forsha Russell, doing their usual fine job for the school. The Christmas brunch for the senior class and the last three graduating classes, with Mrs. Marks as chairman this year, is one of the nicest of our Alumnae traditions. In April, Mrs. Richard Altman and Mrs. Stanley Christopher III had charge of the an- nual Alumnae luncheon, for the friends, mothers, and alumnae of the school. The proceeds of the luncheon are given to the B-Hive, as are those of the Encore Shop. Mrs. Robert Preston, chairman of the shop, worked with the mothers of the juniors and seniors and had a very profit- able year. Mrs. Nickels Huston and a committee of mothers worked all year long on the auction, another of the alumnae activities, held separately from the B-Hive now and consuming a great deal of time and work. All of our alumnae have given a great deal of their time and effort to the fund drive for the new school. Their spirit and enthusiasm give all of us an added incentive to do our best for Barstow. P. T. . The P.T.A. has its finger in every pie, figuratively speaking, for it is interested in all the various activities at Barstow. This organization was responsible for the Open Houses and the Father-Daughter Banquets. This year, under the leadership of Mrs. George Cook jordan, the P.T.A. has concentrated its ef- forts on the fund raising drive for the new school. Vlfe would like to give the P.T.A. a vote of thanks for all they have done this year. President: Mrs. George Cool: Jordan lk Vice-Pres.: Mrs. John Byram ' Secretary: Mrs. William G. McVay Treasurer: Mrs. Fred Goldman, Jr. l.. lo R. back row: Mrs. John Byram, Mrs. William G. McVay, Mrs. Fred Goldman, Jr.: fron! row: Mrs. George Cool: Jordan.

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f AUXILIARY STAFF 'Q vb X is ,V bf' N f Fronl row I fo r Wanda ly Marguerite Bowen Muhalla Tucker Mary Anna Burd Nellie Sanderson llssel Wnllaams Achmun Woods B ck row l To Charles Sanderson Adna Labaugh Helen Lewis Vassse Fuller Geneva Murphy Frances Woods The auwnllars st iff m u be compared to a s11ent partner constantls YVOI'klI'lg for the school The staff ICCCIVCS verv l1ttle publlc recognmon, and few of us reallze the amount of work that IS lncludcd 1n the prcparatlon of 1 school meal whether lt be 1 lunch, a breakfast IH thc dorm, or a dmncr for a banquet These hard sw orkmg people also rescue us from emergency condmons such as broken desks, last mlnute assemblles, and cars stuck ln the snow For these servlces and mans more, we, the students of Bar stow School, thank you 13 ' 5' 1 ff- 52 T ' 'v , . . A . ' T , 7 '- . A P y'a ,K , I A lx' ' .abil 7-.iffy fr' y . , Y 'TU .L -Y fs 'f ' I A 'Y' rf +4 ' - N' A' ' .7 ' ' - ! f u - ' fx , , ' ' . -- X fre.. ' J. . 'ye-t ,.f a, -3 Mm A - T , X , 'N-N4 xxxhv a 5 1 ' Y ' ' T I X , I v TA N 1 'B - J yy, ff' , M o V Je L, f .. YF fy,-Kirf n M f w 'N ' X , . -r V , ' , , ' , ' f a , . r.: , , ' , ' , , ' ' V I I Y ll ' i! C A . 1 ' 1 . 4 ' 6 A -i l C

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