Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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7-4 Amarette Root Frances Young lvlary Lee Toll Marjorie Longan Guinevere Pray Helen Ridenour Katharine Lester Roberta Collings Elizabeth Harris THE W'EATi-iuiz-eoczic LADIES OF KING AR'l'HUiz's Comm Ruth Cllark Gertrude lvlasten Marian Robertson Harriet Buchanan Constance Prescott Margaret Yeomzins Estelle Ball lvlary Louise l-loefer lvlary Frances Buffum KNIGHTS AND LADIES

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'lSHE MASQUE OF CALiDoRE 1,3 Claudia Gaylord Helen Yoder Susan De McGee Judith Hanna Nancy Toll Margaret jones Catherine Dickey Martha Stout Marv NVatson Marguerite Munger Catherine Marsh DANCE or: Miss Katherine Harvey Miss janet Glover Miss Mary Glover Miss jean Allen Miss Miss Helen Ferguson Mary Tomlinson DANCE OF Anne Peppard Florence Haight Stella Houston An Nett McGee Frances Fennelly Dorothea Simpson Katherine Histed STANDARD BEARER A KNIGHT ON HORSE PAGES - - - DANCE OF THE Ei.vEs Mary Abernathy Ruth Harrison Martha Bell Ailcens Frances Aikens Sara Houston Ramona Deakyne Peggy Smith Marie Lombard Mary Schutz Marion Howes COURT MAIDENS Miss Mary Oglebay Miss Nellie Barber Miss Lothrop Lathrop Mrs. john Robert Crowe. jr. Miss Agnes Thompson BLANCHEFLEUR AND MORGAN LE FAY AND ENCHANTRESSES Dorothy ,Johnston Virginia Beeler Gwendolyn Green Elizabeth Bowersock Dorothy Scarritt Lucile Fetty Esthei Connelly Clara McCord - - - - - Betty Smith Anne Ashley, jean Downing HERALDS AND STANDARD BEARERS Helen ,lane Gallagher Mildred Heath Elizabeth Harwood julia Coburn Doris Howes Frances Keith Frances Moss Margaret Perry Dorothy Cowan Cyra Sweet Dorothy Gorton Elizabeth Dodge KNlGH1'S OF KING ARTHUR-S CouRT Mignon Downing Ruth Ridenour Helen Baker Helen Truitt Margaret Hanna Vivian Turner Helen Foran Miriam Avery

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IQNIGI 11's OF CZLADNESS Knights of Gladness H. eighteen merry knights in mail Of green. with shields so gay. W'ere marching o'er the grassy Held Upon a day in lX4ay, Their hearts were blithe as any bird's. Their shoes of silver mail. Their helmets shone like burning steel Up hill and down the dale. Once in a while a knight stepped high, But ne'er a sign gave he There was a thistle in the grass ' To hurt him grievously. They turned their shields for better viewl And ever and anon, They'd part their hair quite tenderly For fear it would come down. And knees long used to hobble skirts Strode bravely to the fray. To help their gracious King in need just as at school did they. But not a knight gave proof or sign That true knight he was nonei Though each a fearful wish suppressed To slip aside and run. MARGARE1' I-IANNA. iq i 4