Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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WEA THERCOCK As a result of the conscientious leadership of its co-editors, Ruth Calkins and Bill LeBlanc, the f'Weather- cock has arrived teeming with innovations. With the help of a well-organized staff and an enthusiastic faculty advisor, Mrs. John Borden, there is more copy, creative layouts, and more extensive use of color. For the first time, the yearbook is a spring publica- tion followed by a supplement on the musical and the festivities of graduation week. Organizations happily received more detailed coverage: larger or more numer- ous pictures and explanatory copy. Constituting another first for the Weathercock, each senior received a personalized copy, This refurbished edition of the yearbook was pre- sented by a newly organized staff. There were, of course, the traditional editors-in-chief, the layout editor, and the advertisement manager, and so forth. However, the sections of the book, such as Activities or Sports, were each organized by the head of that section. This streamlined arrangement helped make it possible for the staff to meet the deadlines necessary for the earlier publication date. mmm-ver-mr. ' V-:fi -. '-.i K 4..-iff-,.... ' . Staff members check pictures for their layouts. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Ruth Calkins, co-editor, Algn Marrumerf Cindy Markl, Beth Haren, lay-out editorg Terry Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Borden, sponsor, Laura Wolff, Mary Clarkson Laura Babcock, Sue Holden, Liz Marder, Sarah Smull, Sally Atha 28 Jean Clarkson. THIRD ROW: Steffi Watson, Tom Hudson Steve Rosenthal, Bill LeBlanc, co-editor, David Pitts, Greg Lawson Peter Sloan. '