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Message to the Students This year has been, in many ways, a year ot progress for Barstow and no less so for you as students. Now that it is ended, we both must be concerned with Where do we go from here? The English, ever practical, wonder why we refer to our end-ot-the-year cere- mony as commencement . l suppose it is yet another symptom ofthe American pre- occupation with the future, with human potential and opportunity. Whatever the actual suitability ot the term may be, it is a valuable concept for us because it is so positive, so hopeful. Though we cannot know the future, by operating in terms of commencing we identify our future always with opportunity, with ioy and hopetulness, rather than fear or doubt. This may well be the essence of what some historians describe as the genius of our American civilization. I hope you share this view. If Barstow has to any degree contributed to your capacity for seeing things in such a light, then we may all be proud. With all good wishes, X X - U , X ,f ff 'Ci4 cfc ! TLA! Xa M, Gordon ligteris to Hoiaarc: Chasnott during O Senior meeting.
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Assistant Headmasters Share Responsibility 9 Mr. Ashby instructs his American history class. l . t Q ti 1 Mr. Huston advises Lynnly Busler about her college plans Communication... As assistants to the head master, Mr. Robert Ashby and Mr. Nickels Huston maintain communication among the administration, the faculty, the parents, and the students. Among his duties as Head ot the Upper School Mr. Ashby deals with cur- riculum study and development. He organizes class scheduling and serves as advisor to the Student Coun- cil. ln addition, Mr. Ashby teaches the American His' tory and Advanced Placement American History classes. Mr. Huston is the guidance counselor and the director ot testing tor the Upper School. As Director ot College Admissions, he helps students investigate possible college programs. He teaches the Junior En- glish classes andthe speech class, Mr. Huston sponsors the Pretenders and the Weathercoclc.
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