Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

The 1956 Weather Cock Publnshed by the Students of THE BARSTOW SCHOOL Kansas Cnty Missouri NANCY THOMPSON VIRGINIA RAE MOIND FAINIA CAI APAI A CX NTI-IIA GRECC NIIDAH HADFX QHIRI EX HAI MAN MID ALLEIN not lf 1 ltuxrx I I Arr I llror Busnmss Hmm r BIINIIILSS INIm Isnt fmulmm n Uma PINHIQJLFII hx ILIIIUI' A . I C, ,,CCCC ,, 111' 41. I it-f I ' ' , ,, ,, . If f. 1' idiot VALERIE VPIOOMIAN--I f f I I XXII 1ff1if.,f yi' . N 3 ,,,,,., ,, , , .4 Q. I I .gf II' 1.7, ,, ,, '.'.' gm C . ' ' I ' , f' . W 1 . .gut 11 111 NK 1 1151 1111111 XX1111111 611111 11 FL I 1: 1 lb 11111 1'1SL 11 YL 1 lk 1 13111113 1111 18111K 111111111r11s 111 1111 1111111111 11 111 1111 1111111111 111 1111s1111x 111 1111 1F 151 111111 11111111 1 11111 11111151 111 1111 11r1,1111111111115 1111 1111 1 18 ll Il 1 111 11111 s 2 T111 1 F11 'XY' 1111 -1-CQ11114 ' 11.1g1.1111111'1111-w111.111111111111.11 1 11110111 11 A ' 4 A - l .' 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' 1 , .. - - s 4 y TRUSTEES L lf L W W Q xliltl I NL I1 I L 1 rsrmx x s L as hu I' F H :flu F BI Lksxcll H lrrx H XX Llsh X ng C lmron H Cites Prunlumr Prpsulumr Tm ISLIYCT IN mlm Ixmh Nfrs In P Bxrnci r Frumlx I 111 IN Imllmr 'Nlmrqu sr C gk I Cnr ss 'NLIIQUL1 ruplwu X llfl IX QFFN IO MILIBFRQ Ixommfxm MINIBIRS Mr Rxchmi H Suri B N Simms 1 Ffmk I XX Ill R I'IlfI'lS 111 1 Mrs fumrgc Ixxssrm S fhlfl S 5 f N Mrs Robin Iirmur 1 To thi Pm. J of Trusvcs wh. rhrl ugh rh ir fmvrnwiglmr .xml x i ' , 1.1 gix L' ui mmmy prwfirdwl- .xml L'Lil1L,lHJf1.LI ymrs .mr 11.1 Q . x Q uhh IH L-xrwnl our Qin ur fr I . 1145 K1 . 1 . ' ' . Ll' ' ' , - M. Q 1' . 1 - Dr. Richard I,. Sutton ,AY,Y, A.,,, ,, Sccrcrury MT, U ' , 11 A ,,,,A,,,, , , 'QL ' A I '. . Q , ff. ' M . '. I. UQ. .-Ir, fr, 1 ' 1 r i' Mr, lcorj' I, Q Icy Mi. A . fl nl Mr. Uunrgu Cfuuk xllkftidll Mr Hu H VI' : 'A I . Y ' 4 ' , A -L b Bfr, . . lim Mr, 'L 5, ill ms MY- - - V-1 FA L, 1' Lv- Mrf. I 1 ci Xl s I1lgLnIrcmh5tLLlL K 8 Asslsrmr to the HLlLiI1IlSILf 5 Q Pngllih Dmuor of Tfsung, I5 S Ixmsxsf m IL uhqrsl o CEL N lnnwrsm of Km s ,J IJI'llXLI'5lIy of Colorado Mr Rmhlrd H Suri 161 HLlLiII1iSfLf B A H mrx 1rd i H irx ir THE SCHOOL HISTORY b i I I Seventy two years ago two young Wellesley graduates Ada Brann and Mary Louise Barstow founded a private school for girls in Kansas City That school flourishing today is considered both in this region and in the East one of the citys greatest assets During its first sixteen years the school knew three different locations all of which were in the same block the block west of Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral The school curriculum at this time was restricted for there was no campus for outdoor sports and there were no regular art and music departments Quite unlike today moreover there were no school organizations The school prospered however and it was not long before Miss Branns certificate admitted its possessor to all the big Eastern colleges Unable to cope with the strain her duties brought upon her Miss Brann with failing health left amid universal regret and thus closed the first period of the school history school On Westport Avenue at the head of Baltimore a new yellow and white schoolhouse sur rounded by a fair amount of land arose It was in this locality that Miss Barstows school began the second phase of its outer history The first associate principal was Miss Caro Taylor who upon her marriage was succeeded by Rose Adelaide Witham an outstanding graduate of Smith College Her commg was a fortunate event for Barstow for she not only carried on all its ideals and policies but also added an extra touch by her own ability and scholarship It was during this second period of the schools existence that most of the extra curricular activities and traditions originated A large room on the lower floor was made into a gymnasium and equip ment was provided for outdoor sports It was then that Field Day made its appearance Despite the lack of a music and art department as such a Glee Club was organized and classes in arts and crafts were conducted The Halloween Play Contest the Pretenders and the Weather Cock all took shape during this part of Barstows history Other important additions were a kindergarten and later a dormitory -6. ' y 7 . . 1 A ' Y Y 5 . . . . y . . , . U . I W - Q 1 ' Z , . U ' 7 l ' 7 V' 7 l Y 3 ' Persuaded by Mr. William Rockhill Nelson, Miss Barstow continued as principal and owner of the ' 1 7 ' , . ' 1 7 , . . I Y 1 ' E 'I Q . l , . , . I 4 - rl 1 qmmr of x uurury thus school flour15hLd Mmy wcrc the gzrls who were gruluxud fl 1 x ws mf gum! hml work md who bcumn outsrmdxng in the colleges of rhclr cholcc XVKI1 the x rs NIM Ilnrsrmx s hm 11111 bggm to ful slu dcudul ro hand hcr nxmc Cqlllpllilflf and 'ood mx Q Iuol rhnr xx IS to mum rhg prunous nduls md mcrhods but vms ro becon 1n I f ns rr I LL 3 bo d of zrusr Q M155 Xxllfhfllli rcmuncd prmu 1 xc nr s Ill! no filk xxouh OLLIII' ln th pcmlluw md fumrmnlng of old BUS 'ms K nk an rn mmf husror mmm mm flu rlurl bn ' Un x mu md bc mrnful sm 1 Ilfgtf mhool xws buxlr 1 plm comammg 1 mam hall dormlrory mn x f r but the IUYLXIOUS unc thc gmduatxnq class I vp! xuu pus Among thc gmsts warg Urn pcrsons dlSl'IflgllIShf.d m then' collfves I1 wi ru XX xlwn uf QINIIII Prundnnr Pnndlgron of XY'dluley and M155 Comstock Dean ofR1dcI1ffe In IU lvcumrm lltlliliflfy trust lm mmol If Uflrlu md Cherry dculopcd through the ye IFS, many more currmllar and extra Currxc I 1 wuz warn LSClbllS1 L1 Ilwllcmllg M155 XX'1tl11m Lum M155 Kcndng, md M155 Turner In 1949 mln Imsucs xurg forrumm m engnglng the SSIVICCS of Mr Rmlmrd H Seam as headmaster, who along mm Lxulinnr sdmlflsuc wmpercmp hfas brought a new txrsxghtedness and enthuslasm to Barstow Mr S1113 Im wnsxsrmrlx cmxswned 1 blgglf Blrsrcm m fm cnhrgcd md more archnccruralls 'advanced surumg XX uh IIIH1 thg Board of Trustees m 1934 SClZLd the opportunm to fxcquxre the hte Mrs Fdxxm Qhnelds property 1r 5110 Cherry 15 the sue for 1 new school The mne acre IOCHIIOU muh xts lui r M my nu lllmon no bemg 1 rgsndcnce for Mr and M15 Smrs IS bemg used for nurserv kinder umm md fxrsr grade chsses adm1msrrat1xe dunes, and socml 1ct1x1t1es Thu Trustcm hue selected the archltecrural f1rm ofNcx1lle Sh1rp md Smmon and the landscamng f1rm uf Hue md Him to phn thc long range duelopmcnt of IhlS hrge beallflflll properrv the futurc home for thc educmon acmmcs 'md the rradmons ofthe Barstow School for the gxrls of Kansas my 7 Ihr IIL'.l y' 4 . 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Mr. Michael Churchman fl J History B.A., Wesleyan University Graduate work, University of Kansas City -10- 0 1 af --'uk Qw- ,ON wif' fi NJ H42 TN s Ross C mlhoun CU Nurscry li S him mon Boston C ruursny lxqnsrs Llry Tmchcrs Collcgc Mrs amps Dinar C 11 Nurscry B A XV1shburn UHIVLYSIIY Mlss Doris jc ID C rmfxll 173 Musnc BA Unncrsnry of Knnsrs Lrry M A UDIXCISIIY of K1ns1s C ny Mnss Bqrbqra Hesse C1 Physxcql Eduurlon B A Zoology Brrnxrd C ollcge MS Eduurron UUINLFSIIY of Wfrsconsm Mrs XV1lrLr V Longdon I rbrarmn of School Ottiwm University AB Unlversxry of WISCONSIN UDIXLYSIIY of Kans1s Llry Mrs Fmnces onus D55 Exuurlxe Sccremry ll Y 'S 1 G' MN-as 412A Mrs Piyton H Ixxylor C11p Dieticmn BS Iowi State College University of Cl1lLlf,0 lvmsxs City Tt1Ll'ICfS College Mrs Frank S Mock Clk Booltlxciper Miss Agnes Kueh C35 Third Gracie BA Radcliffe College M A Columbia University National College of Education Evanston Illinois Mrs Charles A Pine CHE Home Economics BS Kftnsas State Teach College College of Emporia University of Wisconcin Mrs. Ray M. Inwless C53 Muheimtics A.B., WnslibL1rn University niversity of Kansas City University of Kansas Kansas City Teachers College Mrs. Fauna Poquette C35 Nurse R.N., St. Luke's Hospital CIS ,M Mrs. C. A. Reid C41 Director of Residence Miss Edwina Schock lll Eighth Grade BA., Smith College Radcliffe College rs Crawford Rodgers C105 Kindergarten Kansas City Teachers College Horner Conservatory Mrs Rolfe H Starrett C85 Science Typing B S Unntrsrty of Kansas MA University of lxans Mrs Leon Rosse jr Q99 Fifth Grade A A William Woods College University of Missouri University of Kansas City Miss Noelle Todd C33 Hcild of Lower School B A Oberlin College BE National College of Educa U00 M A Northwestern University 13 as Crt 1 ii I uf? --err vapour' ,pf Mrs Miry Vxmgnt C71 'iurnrlm Crrdc BS Kmau Cm, Tcmhgrs College lxmsxs Clry lmrursrty N s Pr mms XV1rd Q lb Surrtrry of brhool S Marg ll1Wrrmrur 75 Fourth Grlde B 4. 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CERS lmu C Qc C onmc Dow xr h Byram Sun Twy man Iolly MQF1ddcn Mclmda Knlght L nda Kltchen Karan Hild Q n Harrnerr Matthews -J1lSiL'KL1S1C M xry L u is c Poquctte ulxl Pgppird Ann Forrpsrcr Vlr gjxnu RL ulu Marilyn Cromb Sarah Byram Anne jones Sue Tywman Sallie Hamilton Back Row Carol Carpenter Margaret Carkener aner Close Front Row Mary Beth Wrlson Frances Mlller Dana Sue Heaven Susan Hanback Susan Anderson Rozzre H3fglS Connie Dow FRESHIVIAN CLASS OFFICERS Klrhy lawrence Premelem Smneling: Judy Field Klren Welslr oame Gregg, Scared Kay Txsker Debble Wrl son Carol Smith N mey Brosnahfm K ry 'l lsker Vlee Presnlent KU Mfnthcws Cllflblllli. Meyer Seeretar Nmey Brosmhan Treasurer y Susm Rosse Karol Slnlfh 48 Back row Vrckr Brngham Parry Wol ford V1ckrV1nZanr Sewteel Cynthla Towle Karen Coate K 1 r e n Brookfreld Sue Mosman Susan Guernsey P 1 5 L t Gates Anne Ixxawn Nlney Brosmhxn Standrng Sallv Rrngs Karen Garrett enny ones Chrrs trne Meyer Seated Lucra Wrllrams Lynn Merdmger Ermly Myers Kathy L a w r e n c e K a y Mathews Susan Rosse Lrda Kees Q, vs- YA .p gas .2 'ta Hai L 51 f A i N 5 ' in Q, Qi-0 . 1 sz 4,4 51. , .. f . -y 'f L ' ..i -- ,Q -2 ' 5, QW fail, -, A . .,,,Q 1: 3, W, - '13 . :' ' Q sq' ' if 3, Q 74 ig! -Q rd? y. , , r - A . .fi-.QA ..:P.'I .- ' lv ' ' N , xtx. 'N K. , ,J -N 1 5 5, In Q ,, . sf . !'!Si:.. 'Q lf' . W n ' s rl 7 ,L- .J CLASS OF 60 in-1 xg' ' jx -I f' ,X x ,AM 4' ht,-f-4 'P '7 Sir O'-1 35'- 3,1 MU Q... Dm 95 UE: fi? 5-'Q O x..:n C D 325 -'D :c-f Agn 'f-1,- 'U'-v-15 VU 1-1 P' O 333' 5003. I-J CLZM 'Jn 1 F54 CD H2 55' 'f. 04 7,3 -v-1 3: gn '5- 343, ,- ES F E 5: 15- 2 03. ...m no. M 35' I 23' :AD I3 E3 L? X' 42' 33 353 CLASS OF 61 In the bick ron udx Iuurd Plm Thomm Ixqrpn hllgrnmy Mule Vogd Ann Blukxxcll 1nd ln the from row Pfnm Hoelzcl TIIYI I-hlstmd Suzanne Robmscm and Nhrgo C lI lXY xy 1rL g,c.tt1n,g, rmdy to mke ox r the Imdcrshlp of the lower school mxr xe1r Wx 52 If 'X S . xv, Q 1 . .ht ' 4 A , K N 1' f K gf J , .4 - ,1 F ,I ,I 4 A N I V V . , Y .' ...A M - 1 .15 4,1 ffew- . ., .J guy A W N . T4 x .M N YV , , if J E X ' i I ' ,Si ,F ,v4' . at A 'QS' ' n 'S 1' S I - 1 'ff .. ' .I . Pi ' 4 ,:. X K. 1 . I -M4 , ,N , ' S . , :., ,lp x,f i' fm., W U ' 'V ' ny 1 . .ull A I ' , - J ff 'f ' Q' ' I D - - . xl ., X 3, . - Q I A . - ,, f ' 'LM . ,' . 1 V W ,Q S ' 44 F A ' Q , i L y N ,S +1 S X Y' ' if I ' L, ' . Q 4' Q ' ' 1 y ' ' , . - A- 4 5' P' V . - .3 ' -1.1.-r 1fef' , 6 V 1 , - ' J ' N n L' - CLASS OF 61 Auothtr group of sexcnth gridtrs trt Aunt Norquist Lim Suofford Niry Phillips Vici Colvsdl ill Icing, in tht bitk row In thc front row 1re Nellit Ru XX1l1i1ms K1ren Long Beckx Puton Betsy Ixroli CLASS OF 62 In tht middlt row 1rL Shcrrx Flrrtll Pun Troxtl rind IN inu C riffin md in the front roxx UL H0115 Kmson md Nincx XV1tkinQ .+P xv :Af ss Y .z j , 1 .fit Q- -4 tif 12 ' 'A , ' ' ' 1 I 7 . ' A U ., ' ' 1-1- 'i' , 1' Y Sitting in front of their mural :irc Srcplmnic Stubbs. I.inti.1 Katz, and Patty Schrngc in thc back row ' ' ' 'L 'Z Al' 1 '. 1 vi ii .Lx .i '.1 T ' ,. 4 i. W ' Lt K 1 ., , . . A Q ' it mr I, - , - . CLASS OF 62 Lookmg very tntent these 6th graders are Front row Vrrgxnra Shrage Rita Trowbndge Penny West Nhddlc row Lynne Gorman enmfer Westfall Susan Belxsle Back row Ann Shelton Karla Hotlzel G rt Mann CLASS OF 63 Ann Sutton ane Knutson Lmcla Mxller Judy Pratt Front row Mary Beth Mrtchell judy Shaptr Daly jordm Clrol Mosman Carolyn Mmck Sara Adams Lxsa Krene Absent Nancy Garland - 1 1 I 54 5 I . . y ' Z I .I . . , . . , ' A I I 1 J 1 - : 9 X Q e . . 1 These Sth graders taking time-out from a busy schedule are: Back row: Margie Paxton, Janice Gates, , J , , - I V 1 , A , L., 1 , , , . 1 . A Q as. I 1 N l CLASS OF 64 VJ 69 QA T1k1ng 1 mmute from rhur bum fourth r1dL ichedulc irc Ifmct Hoclal ImeBl1nd DIHUHC OR1ordan SLISII1 Iohnston Robm Sudhrz Iuhm Tnurmond and P1rr1L11 Phlllxps m the bick rovs Seated are Pollx XX wr DLDQ O Bunn Blfblfl F1119 md Mqrrlm Scott Knccllng m front 'are Sallle Schofield Indy Sxxofford md P11111 Hodqms CLASS GF 65 Srmdmg 1ro11nd thu plmo IISILVIIHQ., to Ivxrcn Gormfm phy ale Lxnn Stcmbium Tom Mann Peggy I all Isnn Hume P1111 War Ixxrol Kxrk ChLrslDlll1rd lI1dBllll' Peppwrd Af-fig RW' i S5 I 3 '- A I I ' 1 . in .,, ...-. ' ,UE p v- fx 4, I ,, .1 1, ,A Y., ..... - , .f .5 , 1 ' X. ' Q: Q. 'n ll S ., 4, 1. , .- 1-: 'x R, 1 .. ,. , . . 1 Q Yi -G 6- ' ' ' ' 'WA S. ,fff' ' f- N,- 'i 1'A'L ' ,I g. . . ...A . , , ., .1 b . ' .Q 1 ' , 1 S2 , 1 R I ' ' ' ' ' 7 1 Q: L'L11 '. 1 ' ' ' ' ' 4 .. . . . . 1 . , '1' 2 . 1 L . Y .L 2 ' 3 ' 7 1 ' 1 1' . ' 1 . - V L . v fv 1 'yn Yf I S l ' ' I ' '- ,,.v ' fl xx . J, ,K :,,: , 2 , -1'--'1..-, 3 4 f JY' 1? .v '4 I ff , , rnw, -i ' ' NNW-1' .. -, . ff 6 , .5 1 T 1 lx 1 I I 0 , ,af CLASS OF 66 ,Q kr Smiling prettily 1re these suond bridcrs Irinmrrr Noliml rin Ximrnr 'Nlimx Iinbry Iimli Ross Dimels Ind Anne I-Iuwilnlt Sutul before them ir Inn Phillips Iflrlui Iionllurinr K irling, Huffilxgr CLASS OF 67 The first first grade class to be in the new school consists of Betsy Blind Courrcniy Seidliu Sfindy 1 lims stlnrlins lg x Irs C Q Jrr L IM L is I 1 Io ur Nicki Munn. I FIIL from xx s Ihr X liims Ixirhy Dunn Ann Cmlllmin xml Birbiri Sllmmpson 56 V -' X DN , . .M -Ill I , - - i. S- i Q- -- . . '. W . 3 , Y ' N' - 4 4 ' I ' ' f . .. , s ,W 1- V .I , V Q ' I U , .IL - M V , 5 i Qi fv- I , , , . I I bf 5 I Q H 41. N 5 Y 1 rl Q- , ,, V Sr' ' l M 1 .QQ J Q' 00 x K 1 it i . 'A 'L Z '1 lla V ,iz f '. .i 1 , Susan King in the back row. In the middle row ure: Ann North, jane Long, Rlmymii liliike, Debbie I' ,Q ' 'L . 'L' ' ' I LL'-'L ISS, A' z,ig Y . V Y . 1 V 1 , J 1 , , A. .L XVIII J J. ' ig at ri-ir nu' des H are lcmrlerr' L , Climlyii Cneii, Izll -n lar Ill fr. ierl 1 lin, . il ' 1 n ' i ro ' .ircz V.ilerie Kiimfen, Margin lung, 4 brim Vil X 'i ' , CLASS or es x 'li' ' ,0 X isa... -FAH t41 ' 5' 'skit f 7--f if af 3 as? Sxttmq qutttlx xxhxlt xvttthmt tht bnrdxt 1tt Mm X nt XX1lI1uns C wth txxtll Btth Sutton Bexerly Cowhtrd Bewerlx Evms SLISID Stnder Itsht Itxtnson Ttmxrl Btnbcri. Slrt Htmllton floor lrt ltklt C llhoun x7lI'L,lI1llTWfOfI'19 lntt Itxx glltffl Sthofxtld Ixlt Hxtlt md Nmq Roth Abstnt Blytht Brlghftm CLASS OF 9? Stwrtnng tht yourntx of ttiut.1t1on trt nth Iohl RlLhY Hodttts Mm Sut Athm Chtrlts Goothxxn Mercdlth Dlttrlth Frmcts Frltthxth Dtnnx G1bS?I1 Xml Churthmm Chutklt Brooltfltltl ftntl IIITIIDQ Blind Sitting IH tht bttk roxx S txnf It tht ttblt lrt Ixuhx Monroe Its xt Rxss int R1 Stltilntz In tht front rovt trt Donnt Sthlotsstr Iunms Thomts Btrh1r1Stcgntr Suzie Aqron Charles Clwy Brtndt B1rton uht Clrtenltxst Mlm Forixtht ind N111 Chlsholm Abstnt hflf5l1lOtUl7LI1 hetmcr Mtltt Btrry Cftthy Tnol Sttxt K1Ill!,l md IILIFIL Bradley H X 57 Y Ji. 7 ,,, ' 31 ' S I5 if 5 f f L ,:,'., t ,- ' V- ' -1 '- tw S , ' '. -- 9 ' Q I :VL I' t. ' . x ' f N , I . 1, ' fi A 'YQ . X .. ' 5 A ,. f P5 U ' ,V 1 3 ' A A-.jr L - - A- A as 4' 4 ' 1 ' S ' I , ,xf W--Z, , ' ' , Xl' W .f'i 'YY . '1 f ' K . in A 3 ' -4 If 1 1 . . Ax x i 4 A N., . 1 ' I, ' Tvlgf. ' ft-, - , Lf' --f-f -qw ' H I I L - xi-LQ- 5,1 ix , ,K L.'f 3i ' 4 t -- 5. 3 fr:-.f - '11, f 5 ,Lf if AJ' Nw k',j 'L nl, . ' Aka: Al.,n. 'A int- . Q ' 7 4 v g y y vk 1 3 A .1 .'A - v 4 A I f A h Harriett Sttinbuum, Betty Hoover. Frnntcs St.1nforti,z1ntl Carol Brown stated nt tht t.1hlt'5. On the I 1 1 . . .' ' 1 ' ' 1 '. ting: -L 'Q A: 'Q 1' .4517 '.,t1 'sky t' ' 'Q 'i 1 ' 1' S L., 1 Lit x 1. 1 . St, li . if 71. Q1 . 'Z 4'g A- I . ' , A ' ,t 1 1k'i,1 .1 . A 5 5 I - , j- - v , - 5 .' i.L , 1, X. .. I ,- :tf ' ' 41 3-.A , 'X 4 .,..r' Q frm S' V, 'X .1 A . ' . f V ev ,-. DOC SHOW Young hopefuls 3-w-my I jg-f?', Interested bystandcr 'U Any for sale? Grand Champion Hallowegn Parade Dont ull ma you dldll r Wm' Who s Winch' Q QQX ,fu ,gl 9 LOWER SCHOOL ,f ,Z If Vg X 'sn ,. 'xx-- ,' Q X ' ff' V N,,,.-.--- 'A s ,wwf 4 , 1 X 5 j V :...,,-, -M-v:--A-, - 5 3 ' ,, I -.+ - X .. f Me--J H X. THE STUDENT COUNCIL ,.W.m,4-W.-mf uw-.mv -'- fi 'N STANDING Klren NXelsh Judy Robrnson SEATED Ipek Qalapala judy Margolm Ellen urden ChIflLl1lC Gregg Mary Beth Wrlsenn ABSENT Nancy Payne Presrdent Lllen urden Vxce President tre lsurer C hrnchxe Gregg Secretary judy Margolm umor Representxtne udy Robrnson Sophomore Representatrve Mrry Beth Wllson Freshman Representatne Krren Welsh Dormitory Represemgrlve Nmey Payne Honorlry Representatrve lpek Qalapala The Student COllDLll IS the u1d1n 11 ht of our Barstow student overnment In rt are dlvested fn 8 8 8 the powers and responslbrlltres of governlng the student body Under the capable leadershrp of the presxdent Ellen jurden the counerl memb rs have sought to promote 1 keen eooperatrve attrtude m the glrls of Birstoxx a feelmg of good wrll thou htfulness toward others WllllUg co operatlon and self conduct In thxs manner we hue ho ed to encoura e worth leadershr and to romul ate the P 8 Y P P Birstovx spmt 'Ihe eonstntutnon w as amended to the effect that the presrdent of the Dormrtory Councrl should rutomarrcally be a member and that exchange students should be honor try members who would at tend meetmgs and see how 1 democratlc student government funettons A Blg Srster program for weleommg and assrstmg new girls was effected The Student Councxl has sponsored numerous soeral act1v1t1es Tradxtrons Supper the Dormrtory Dance the Chrrstmas Brerkfast the Sprmg Dance We have held very successful paper sales wrth the ultrmate goal of purehasmg a water cooler for the school The Councrl has promoted the Umted Funds and other char ity eampargns Many thanks to our advrsors Mr Sears Mrs Steele Mr Churchman for therr benevolent gurdance It h rs been the earnest desxre of the members of the Student founcrl to further the lnterests and rdeas of the students of Barstow a deslre whreh should h the purpose of every student eouncrl We hope that you the Barstow gurls wlll deem thrs year 1 fuorable one wlthm the circle of that guldlng :glut -62 . 1 F 1 , . 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THE DORMITORY COUNCIL BAKK ROXX Olive Kees Brenda furry Melinda Knight MIDDII ROXV Pun Coleman Mrs Reed Naney Payne udy xekmxn FRONT ROW Nancy Hammond me Vmdenburg President Nancy Payne Viee President udy lekman Seeretlry Pun c0lCH1lI1 First Floor Representitne lst semester Brenda Qurry 2nd semester Melinda Kmvht Seeond Floor Representatne lst semester Olixe Kees 2nd semester Olive Ixees Third Floor Representitive lst semester ane Vtndenberg 2nd semester Nancy Hammond living together It is endelvoring to maintain fri ndship and happiness and to give to the dormitory a homelike atmosphere To attun these ideals many points of view are needed to make a well rounded pieture of every situation Eleeted offieers mel floor representatives who make up the council provide these varied opinions and it is in this counell thlt eaeh chosen girl has an opportunity to voiee her ideas and to express the thoughts of the girls she represents All decisions of this elected group are under the guidanee of Mother Reid who is their eonstant help and advisor Under her supervision the eouncil plans various aetivities throughout th year Discussions on dating etiquette and college are quite popular All types of cultural entertainment are provided during the year such as the theater and the Philharmonic Concert Parties of different kinds occur periodically With gratitude to all the girls the teachers and Mother Reid the Dormitory Couneil wishes to thank everyone for making this year 1955 1956 1 tremendous success 63 Q YI' D 4 A4 I , ' ' ' 'Y . ' ,Z : z Q t , D .A , - ., J : . , J: ' 1 ' Y. L A 1' 1 AT, A . K. D ' r . . . -J , 2 . , ,7,Y A 1 I l K C The Dormitory Council strives to promote peace and harmony in the life of the twenty-five girls '- s ' l ' ' 4 as 1 '- L . ' , ' y ' . It I y . K A t . . . Y A v - 1 w . 4. ' , . , , 1 ' . THE WEATHER-COCK STffXFF Ldxtur Nlnu Thompson Mi, Ilruary Smff Brnnda Brosmhm Assistant Edltor Gmny Rqymond udy Robinson Arr Staff Valcrle Vrooman Melissa Smith Ipck Cahpah X 7 Q , r' '1naA ', :' f, ., , , . 1 . X N 'V . x , Q, if . , X - . F' a : - ' ' , Y J mg, X , K -..,- w Q 1 Q , ,..., 'Arr .M Ax ., ,..,., . 1: . 2 ' - . . . , g . , J . A-, A 7 7 , A .. Sponsor Mrs J Rice Cowin f '!' Clrculatlon and Photography M161 Allan SIHTICY Haymin rtxl' 's If 4 gm Nqr Busmess Managers Linda Whlre Nedah Ha 'X by , X den Cynrhna Gregg jmny :pf 65 Holter THE WEATHER COCK STAFF 16 f A ,,,...f FRONT ROW Payne Gates Rosse D Wllson Hamllton Byram Woodard MIDDLE ROW Kasson Forrester J Jones Peppard Twyman Guernsey Brookfreld BACK ROW O Kees Kasle Bach N Brosnahan K Mathews lawrence Field Branson Wright Crrculatron staff Betty Branson Judy Wrrght Barbara Woodard Sarah Byram Josie Kasle Sue Mosman Debbie Wrlson Llterary staff Janet Gurley Ohve Kees Nancy Payne Barbara Bach Jane Tasker Anne Forrester Julie Peppard Mary Loulse Poquette Sue Tyman Pager Gates enny ones Karen Brookfleld Kathy Lawrence Art staff Lmda Fuson udy Long Susan Rosse Kay Mathews Karen Coate Photography smff Dagmar Paden Sallie Hamllton Nancy Brosnahan Susan Guernsey Judy Freld 66- 4 A n n .qu N , Y' L 1' 0 T P Y . .- 7 4 . ,- as 'T , A Q if 3 V ' V' ' sn s , , , n Q rigs fx 5 f l 5 Q N X I -rm XT' , L K f 3 J. 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I l 3 5 ' : Y l 1 ' 2 7 7 7 I Y E ' : ' a x a - 9 ' a X 4 is Q a 4 v .V 4 f THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION N...-A Srttmg center Grnny Raymond Back row left to rtght Ntney Thompson Nancy Payne ean Wfelsh Linda XXh1te MISS Hesse udy ackman Rozzte Har rs Iucra XX1ll1ams Presldent Vrce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Whxte Team Captarn Green Team Captaln Gmny Raymond Judy Jackman jean Welsh Rozzle Hargls Lucla Wllllams Nancy Payne Nancy Thompson Sp1r1t co operatton and sportsmanshlp-these are the qualnttes vxhtch the Athletrc Assoctatxon trnes to encourage tn each Barstow student One of the best loxed organrzattons IH the school the B A A sponsors many actlxttles throughout the year The f1rst on the 11st IS the Barstovs ws Sunset hockey game after whtch the B A A counctl acts as hostess to the players of both teams who stay for refreshments The second functlon ts the Athletrc Banquet and basketball game wnhtch termrnates the mtramural basketball season by the playmg of the Champton vs All Star game An end ts brought to the basketball season when on a eertatn nerve rackrne, Saturday the class teams of Barstow meet those of Sunset rn four xery 6XClf1Hg games The frnal tthletrc exent of the year IS Fteld Day centermg around the Green and Wlhtte Teams of whlch each grrl ln the hrgh school rs a member these teams brtng out group rather than mdnrdual competttton throughout the year At the end of thls day the wmnlng team IS dlsclosed and the glrl who wlll lead the Athlettc Assoclatton the following year IS tnnounced 67 4 U , 2 ,W I ' ',. 1 - . , x , ' I f . ,I . I I . ' ' - 1 '. ' 'Y : 1 . ' a s J J 1 , ' e g , . I I . A . 4 l A . L , . , ---.------,,--,,----'-,,-------.V--'----'-'.-',--- H Class Representattve ,,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t,, L inda White c r . ' V s a . ' , . . . . . . 4 . 1 'e , ' 1 . ' I . L 7 . A I . 1 X L K t ' - - . . ' , . K' 1 , K ' my I L 5 1 L e s ' Y ' ' l - ' z 1 ' 1' ' ' , . 1 . , t . . . . 3 . A V K L V s 2 I . . 1 . THE SPANISH CLUB E57 'NV Kb Marcxa Howard enny Morton Barbara Woodarcl Shrrley Hayman lst Semester Znd semester Presrdent Marcra Howard Vrce Prestdent Secretary Barbara Woodard V166 president Shirley Hayman Tfeasufef lefml' Morton Treasurer Barbara Woodard Prestdent Marcla Howard Although lf has been IH exrstance for many years the Spanrsh Club 15 one of Barstows newer organxzatxons Its membershtp IS qulte small a fact which enables the girls to work closely together m all the clubs actxvrtres The frrst actxvrty dur1ng the school year comes wrth the tryouts that are held shortly after the end of the frrst quarter In order to be el1g1ble to tryout for the club a Qlfl must recerve a certam grade If she IS successful rn achnevlng this grade she IS g1ven a short Spamsh play to memorzze At the end of ten days she presents her play to the club whose members at thxs time declde whether her performance IS acceptable or not After everyone has trled out there rs usually some krnd of entertamment Dmner at Marguerrtas ns the most popular act1v1ty outsrde of school Here everyone enjoys a delrcrous Spanish dmner and here also everyone tnes her abrlxty at speakmg Spamsh The mam school acnvrty comes at Easter when the club conducts an assembly The hymn scr1pture readrng and response are all performed ln Spanish then comes the fun an Easter parade of rldlculous hats made and modeled by the glrls Thns proves to be a wonderful way to begm the sprmg vacatlon It certamly IS a year packed full of fun 1f one rs lucky enough to belong to the Spanrsh Club Members Bets y Bellsle Marcla Howard Cynthia Gregg Ellen Jutden Nedah Haden lenol' Morton Shirley Hayman lane Taskef Barbara W'oodard 68 i k l - , - A. ta. - al ' l -2 5 l M2 ' ' i l . i K e T . , . 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THE KNIC-I-ITS OF SCIENCE lst semester Presldent Colette Manoll V1cePres1dent Brenda Brosnahan Secretary Dagmar Paden Treasurer ane Tasker Lrbrarlan Nancy Hammond 2nd semester Presrdent me Tasker Vlce Presrdent Dagmar Paden Secretary Brenda Brosnahan Treasurer ean Welsh Llbrarran Nancy Hammond Dagmar Paden Colette Manonl jane Tasker Jean Welsh Brenda Broshnahan Nancy Hammond The Kmghts of Serence the name grven to the scrence club IS the second newest club ln school It was organrzeel early rn 1955 for the purpose of snmulatmg mterest rn screntxfnc actlvxtres and provrd mg a medrum through whrch one mrght use and gam sclentlfxe knowledge The members entered a group project m the annual sclence farr vnewed speeral movnes went on several mterestmg freld trrps and held trvouts for new members One of the most excmng adventures undertaken was a trxp to Kansas Unrversrty where we v1s1ted the museum and other scxentrfxc spots of mterest It ns the hope of the Kmghts of Sclence that m future years the club wlll become even more outstandmg than xt has been thrs year Members Brenda Brosnahan Nancy Hammond Melmda Kmght Martha Lay Colette Manonl jean Welsh 69 Lynn Merdmger Sue Mosman Dagmar Paden Edlth Sermon Jane Tasker , , . - K.. , . , . 1 K t K A l - L I L I . . , , 1 . . 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THE LATIN CLUB Presrdent Anne onts Secretary Mt mbe rs Susan Anderson Betty Branson V1tk1 Br1gh1n1 Brtndx Brosn1h1n INanty Brosnahan Margaret Ctrkener Carol Carpenttr antt Close I 1ntI1 Fuson Rou1e HdfglS IVIZIILIH Howard Anne jones JOSIL Kasle Lrnda Kltthtn Franc1t M1IItr 1111111 Ptppard Judy Robmson Sue Twyman Mary Btth XW1Ison t 11111 1 t SUIIII II Q 111 I U'-SUT lf IIISIIINII Idrmsg pltllllts of our oI1It11t1111ts ss C LTLIIILI 1111 Nlrs C LIIIII 11t IJ JLIIKIIII 1 Xt tt l 1 II 1 OIII our t I3 trxont 11t1rs 11111111 t Q15 t 1 htr IILLYS t 1111111 tr II xxo outs 1rt 1 t 111 f1rst IIIUL thtrt xx1II bt 111otI1tr opportnnlty rmg tI1t yt1r ut to Illllly IIIILFSIIIIS IIIII Ont of thtst 15 tc go to I IIIII 111ox1ts IS thty to e t tovtn In t1st XOII 1rt 11orr1tI tI1t 1ttors do s t 'IQII IIIOIILII I Itnoxx 1lI IIS to11II tr1ns 1o11 111 trouut 1trt no11s1h1I1t1ts 111 1o1n111t1 1111 Llllb but 111 t1t I 1 L1 txtn tI1t rtspons1h1I1t1ts 1rt IIIII Ont of our 1ts IS to 1rt1t utt 1n LIIIL IIILI tooIt1t SILS thro11gho11t tht yt 1r I11 s111111111ng up th1s 11t1tIt I tI11nIc that thmks should bt gntn to Mrs Ansthuttz who not only htlps llS If o11r IIILCIIIIES but 1Iso st111tIs by LIS vt I11It we murdtr Mr Subyunttnt 1ntI strngglt per S1t sarem eyerv tI1y BlLIx row Bttty Branson Sttretary Cxnda K1tthen V1tt Pres1dtnt Front row Brtnda Brosn1h1n Prts1dtnt OSIL Ix 1sIt MI rt lbllfif I 'I'I1t I..1ti11 Clluh, what 11 fo' XI. bl t Q 1I' 1k 1111ef 1 3 .1 4. 11 it 'L 'Q ' A ' ' Mi .'.' I' 1 I 1 1-' tI4 ' 1, 1 111111tIf XYZ-II.11 . Sh1 'L I know it st't1111s imlossihlt' for I.11ti11 to 1 h11'1 Ll happy s1tIt'. but it Imtts. 'I'I1t- yt-.1r starts 1111 'I witl .1 tryot for 11II tht' I..1t111 SL'IlUILII'S, who vish to 'S ' ' , ' 'III . Ifx' 1 1' I 1 1' R 1 fuk 1 '. '11tS ' vvitl ' fir 1 1 AIIII IIAIS LI 1 I' ful 'mtg 'I' ' X V I try 5 1 A I1t'II ptr y'.1rL it ont- tIlIt'SII'I get ' tht- ! I . D11 A K - 1 'f I 1 ' ' 'Q' kgs. .A 1 '1' A' 1k .1 ' 1: - '111 . 0 ' . '1 I ' 1' 1 ' ' t, ' 1 ' 1' fp -11k A Eniglf , 11t K' ' ' 1 of 5 ' 1 1 .I11tt1 , A n I.11r111 rnovitt witl t 1 y IIA. TI - - 11rt' 1' I-' In 1 rt's1 M ' ' ' f K 1 1' ' . ' I - .1tin Clb - ' 1 -4 . 1 dut' ' p1 'ip A ' '1 Iy 1 ' 1 1I 1 . L .. ,Sv Q . . L . , , , S11san Anderson, Vice-Prcsidentg Linda Fuson, 1 . 1 , 1 1' 1 g 1 'Z I 1 1 . 1' 1 3 J V I 1 1 5 ' z T - I K ,L lt ' 1 1 W SIANDINC Mrrranne Magutre Vlcc F- Prcsrdcnt Mtry IOLIISC Poqutttc Sccrcrlry D tbm lr Prdcn Trt lsurcr SLATED Slllfliiy Htymrn Pres1dcnt Almost my ity from the ftrst of Nowcmber to thc frftcenth of December you cm hctr flotttng, through thc halls thc strams of bC1LlI1fLll carols and famtllar hymns and you vull know that thc C1lcc Club ts prtctrclng, for thclr Chrrst mas Vespcr Scrvlcc The Chrrstmts program IS but one of the many Clee Club ICFIYIIILS throughout thc yctr For lnstancc ln tht spring., thc Glcc Club grves a concert For th1s progrtm thc ewcn somc songs from Rodgers md Htmmerstcln During, thc year too thc Ctlcc Club as a group goes to concerts and other mustctl performances such as thc Cyermtn Chtldrcns Choxr and thc Scotch Guard Band The Glee Club holds tryouts twrce a ear One mcmbtr of thc club plays hostess ln her own homc to tht old members and to pcrspectrve ones The tffttr rs formtl and thc gurls tryout rn groups of stx Follovylng th1s dlsplty of musical talent refreshments tre served No one knows whether she has been tcccpted 1nto thc club untll she frnds an tnvltatron rn her desk Wltat happtness when she rcaltzes she IS now a member of the Glec Club' Mcmbcrs Mld Allen Susrn Anderson Barbara Bach Bttscy Bcllslc Stlly Btlcs Strah Byrarn Margaret Carkener C trol C trpcnter lrndt C hoplln Janet Close Pam Coleman Marrlyn Cromb Lrnda Fuson Barbara Hanson Sccrctary Shtrlcy Hay man Presrdcnt Pam Coleman Vlce Prcsldcnt Sally Long, Tretsurer 71 THE C-LEE CLUB Karen Halden Sallie Hamllton Nancy Hammond Barbara Hanson Rozzre Harg1s Shrrley Hayman Dana Heaxen rnny Holter udy ackman Annc ones Ellen urden OSIC Kasle Olrve Kees Cmdt Krtchen Sally Long Lmda Magunre Marranne Maguire Harrtett Matthews Mary bess McCray Frances M1ller Dagmar Paden Nancy Payne Mary Lourse Poquette Grnny Raymond Leslne Shore Nancy Thompson Sue Twyman Mary Beth Wrlson Barbara Woodard C A J. 1 t . K , 18, f h A . . L L 4 . 1 1, '. Q W 1 :tt xl, 1 ', - ,I , . , to ,,, . ' 1 2 , ' ' , ' i 1 1.1 ' ' ' C V1 l ' 1 1 , ' 'Q 'Q , 1 Y' ' r , 1 . 'a ' t r - h . ' .di , A 1 1 ' . f ' . 2 . . 't l I 8 -1 3' t I 1 1 ' - J . C 1 1 .'1. 1 1 V 2' 6 V L ' ' t I Q 2 hy' .1 .1 'gl B ' ks K -.Y ' . ' yi , r. B y' . - 2 . chorus sings several classical numbers and ,A , ,- 1 L 7 . , ' Y A . , , ' IA 7 K Y v I WA -L A 7 1 1 1 B 2 . ' 1 K 1 . . yv I 1 1 4 K Y L . Y . . . t . X ' fl . 8 -. A: 1' ' 1 , . - 1' ' ' 'Q 1 ' ' . 'l D . 2 ' L 4 L 3 , 1 l 1 1 1 1 . 1 Y I ,L If L 1 V 7 K 1 1 YK A Y , 1 gk Q . 1 L , 4 1 , 1 3 . L , - . . s ' s - 7 f ' , , . . . . . , . . . 7 Sfllltllllf' Coltttt lxllllllll Rofut Hlfg1S Mlrybtss Mcfmy 131 X S T 1 .N 1 J Prtsltltut X lte Prtsltltnt Sttrtt1ry Trt1surtr lJI'LSltlLI1l' X1tt lrts1tltnt Sttrtt1ry Trt1surtr THE FRENCH CLUB Bttsty Btlxslt Coltttt MHDOll Rozzre H1rg1s Mqrybess McCr1y Bttsey Bthslt 1nct Gurlty Coltttt Manorl M1ry1bess McCray Stitttl 1ntt Clurlty Bttsty litllslt INext to Prtttntltrs tht Frtnth Club IS tht oltltst tlub Ill tht school lts lllLI1ll7LI'SlllP IS 1lso ont of tht l1rutst thxs XLlI'SI'0I1llI1g a out th1rty fnt lht purpost of tht tlub IS to 1lLl 1ts mtm trs rn btttermg thtmstlyts nn tht ust of tht Frtnth l1ngu1ge through lfflllllllf., 1 ttrtun Qrttlt m11st IIILINUTILE' 1ntl thtn prtstnt 1 short stltttxon from 1 Frtnth pl1y or potm to tht tlub for 1pproy1l I sltlts tht tryouts XNl1lLl1 1rt 11su 1lly heltl tyyltt 1 yt1r tht t tntg1gts 1n othtr 1tt1y1t1ts suth 1s ht lrlng French spmktrs sttzng mouts mtl plus rn th1t llIlgL1If.,L 1ntl sponsoring tllnntrs yyhxth hut 1 Frtnth mtnu l rtmtmbfr ytry yytll a tllnntr glytn 1t Shlrlty H1ym1ns houst yxluth tntletl yuth 1 ClCllCl0LIS gooey Frtnth tltsstrt m 1tlt by Mrs Mmoll mothtr of ont of our IDLIU trs An tnttrt11nmtnt th II tltllghtttl ll tht tlrls WIS 1 ttytr l1ttt skxt IU Frtnth prtstntttl to us by tht sxxth 'tntl stv nth gritlts Vyt mltt PIII 111 school 1tt1y1t1ts o11r mfun one btmg Cl1I'lSfIDlS Asstmbly lnht tntlrt struct IS tontluttttl IU Frtrvch bigllllllflg yyrth 1 hymn folloyyttl by 1 scrlpturt rcatllng md rtsponsf. llltl tntllng yuth 1 btlllllflll Llllklllllgllflflg SLIXICC Guen th1s opportun1ty1 to sptuk Frtnch 1nd to learn more about Fr1ntt tntl hft rhert tht mtmbtrs of this tlub agrtt th1t lf IS 1 truly wonderful org:1n1z1t1on 72 Members M1tl Alltn SLISHI Antlerson Bttsty l5tl1slt Brtntl1 Brosn 1h 1n glflll By mm M1rg1rtt C 1rlttner Annt forrtsttr l llltll I'uson lIlLI but ty QllllL l'l1I11llIOl'l Rozmt H1fglS lllllly Holttr Anne Iones Illtn Iurt tn osxt lx1slt utly long l1ntl1 Maguire C oltttt M.1no1l M1ryb ss Mtf ray Fr 1ntts Mllltr ul1t Ptppfud M1ry lotust Poque Crlnny Raymond Iutly Roblnson lN1nty1 Thompson but Twymm l1nclf1 Wl11te UC kk , I 133' A . 5 A 1' ,. 1 l 1 1 'z l A v I . 4 7.' 1 1v V V v YYY-A777 1 A I 1 s ' 'L k ' ,,.,, ., ..., , . ,,. 1 1 ' A1 1 ' , ,,,. ,, , 1 ' 1 ' hi f ' ' 1 l. 1 ', 1 1 . 1 . ' fl L Q -2 L V 1 V 1 . , . - , 1 . - ' '- . 1 - ' . 4' 3 ' Q 1 . f ' ' .V l lfk .' ' ' 1 'l , 1 lt 1 . .ll A N V . A rf K 1 . 4 1 I 'A , ' COI'lYL'fSLlIllJIl. To be tligiblt- for the club. 21 French student. besides Slllflfl' HJYmfm 1 ' I D Y 1 '1 ' . ' 1 I' 1 1 1 1 1 ' V I Sta' - I' .. ' 1 - .' 1 I' 1 , - tlub f ' D l' , ' ' l - - 1 1f ' 1 1 11. 1 I' 4 ' k1 ' ' 1 . 1 1 ,, J 1 11' 1 1 1131 . ' I ' H I ' . 2 '1 1 ' 1 4 1 1 Q v . v 1, I 1 . v1 1 A. L ' I b'. . ' '1' ' 1 7 ' ll ' Y., 1.: 'l ' R I' , 1 1 -1 1 ' 1 1 - ' 1' '1 ' ' 1' 1 ' 1 t . 1 1 , t , 1 4 Q .' 1 1 V r 1 1 I 1 '1 'I 1 A ' ' 1 . 1 1. 7 ' I ' 1 ' , ' 1 ' 1 f ' 1 ' A 1 A 1 1 I 1' 1 11 I 'I a V I A Y. h Y' ' 1 -. 2 ' . .N . . 1 A - 11 1 ' ' C I K Y ' A I L ' 1 THE ART CLUB 'Rm lpek Qllfipfila Mareil Howtrd Shirley I-llymtn ane T15ker lxay 'llsker janet Gurley Melissa Smith lst semester President Mareil Howard Vice President Melissi Smith Seeretiry Shirley Hlymxn Treasurer lflef Gurley 7 nd se mester President lpek Qfilapala Viee President Shirley Hayman Seeretary Jane Tasker Treasurer K1yT15ker ln elephint out of elly Ind abun when Naney The girls looked on with interest is Maren moleled decorated the dress 5he hid mtde These ire only .1 few o t e exents o t e rt 1 p of the m un 1et1y1t1es of the Pilette ind Brush Club EXLFY Monday the members gather in the roen to work on the medium of their ehoiee sueh 15 enfimeling, 1 punnng, or mere sketehinb Although this workshop lb the prineipil 1et1x1ty it IS eertfunly not the only one The orgmintion tlso plans field trips to the Nelson Art Gallery and holds exhibitions at sehool in the fall and spring f h f h A C,l1b Workslmo one Any high sehool girl who is interested in joining, must submit tn extmple of her 1rt1st1e 1b1l1ty to be earefully judged by the members ind Miss Birtlett, the instruetor. It lb surprising, how mueh en joyment and useful experience the girls obtain in letrning, to apply their crefitive talents by joining t e 'Palette and Brush Clubf Members: Karen Brookfield Brenda Brosnahan lpek Qfllapftla Karen Coate Connie Dow Judy Field Linda Fuson Cynthia Gregg anet Gurley Kathleen Harless Shirley I-I'1ym'1n M'1rci'1 Howard Sally Long Marianne Maguire Colette Manoil K'1y Mathews Htrriett Matthews D'1j.,l11'1f P'lLlCI'l ulie Peppard udy Robinson Sustn Rosse Carol Smith Judy Smith Melissa Smith 'ine Tasker Kay T'lSlCCf Nancy' Thompson Barbara XX oodard THE PRETENDERS IlllUl!llllullllllllll.4Ui1'll F '5'N-f,Q 7-Q,-ng -NX Lmda Wlmltc Marcn Howlrd Mxd Allen Ncdah Hadcn Nzncy Paync lst semester 7nd semestcr Presldent Mrd Allen Presxdent Mtd Allcn Vlce Presrdent Ncdlh Hxdcn Vxce Prcstdcnt Ncdah Htdcn Secretary Marclt Howard Sccrctary I tndt Wlmttc Treasurer Nancy Pxync Treasurer Nlncy Paync We all laughed vuth gatety as Mnd gave her pantomime of someone sharpcnlng a pcncrl and of course everyone was hxlarrous the day we gave our xntcrpretauons of the fxrst day of dmcrng school Barstow The members havc dccldcd to rcally learn somc thmgs about dramattcs ln ordcr to makc the hlghllght of thenr actrvltlcs thc pl ly a wonderful success Thls annual productlon gtvcn ln thc school amphltheater IS an educatlonal expertcnce for thc audlcnce as wcll as for the parttctpants and although thcrr competent drrcctor Mrs SlLlI1LlCfSWl1lIC wxll ard thcm thc glrls wxll do most of th promptrng setting lLlXCI'l'lSlflb md costumc l'lLll'lIlDgfl1C,H1SClVCS Of course there are certain rcqulrcmcnts for secktng membership to the club Becausc of the fact that only junrors and scnlors are elrgtble the Pretenclcrs ts considered a very excluslve organlzatlon Any girl who wrshes to tryout must memorxze and act out lmcs from onc Shakespearean and one modern play Although lt IS a very fll'I16C0l'lSLlINll lg project each member admlts lf IS wcll vxorthvnhlle to be come a part of such an interesting and actlve club Mcmbcrs Mid Allen Mm tnnc Magturc Brenda Brosnahan Nancy Payne anet Gurley Gtnny Raymond Nedah Haden Judy Robtnson Marcia Howard Edtth Sermon Ellen urdcn Nancy Thompson Marybcss McLr1y Imda Whrte Llnda Magutrc Judy Wrlght 74 nfs? R 4 l 1 I : ' x !' -PQ h T . Q f I a Q- :. 4 4 g,. . ts -- g A f'-at T ta. X ', 1 2 , ' , A ' A , 2 ' A. - . l 1 2 2 A .b ' 1 ' 4 l- 1 f 2 A - , . i , , M 2 - . y , , , 2 I Thxs pantomlming is a new project of the Pretenders, the oldest and most popular organtzatlon at 1 'U g 1'. 1 at t 1 . 1 . . A K n - 3 7 I L V 1 ' Y A A 3 , 2 , ,, Q V ., , . .l , I 1 I 1 a A I - ' 1 x I A a K K K L I - I I ' , K . . J Y Y . . . ' z 't I 1 1 ' - K A 1 . L V 4. 1 . THE INTENDERS b IEFT TO RIGHT Rozzre Hargrs Treasurer Sue Twyman Secretary julre Peppard Presrdent and Susle Anderson Vlce Presrdent MEMBERS Susan Anderson Carol Carpenter Marxlyn Cromb Connre Dow Anne Forrester Karen Halden Salllc Hamrlton Rozzre Hargls osre Kasle Harriett Matthews Francre Mrller ulle Peppard Vrrgrnxa Readey and Sue Twyman The lntenders holds the drstmctron of berng the youngest club rn the school It was formed thrs fall by the presrdent of the Pretenders Mxd Allen and fourteen members of the Sophomore Class The mam purpose of the club IS to promote rnterest m dramancs and publnc speakmg and to help gurls to be come confrdent on the stage lntenders rs open to freshmen and sophomores who have been rn the upper school for one semester No grade aver ge rs necessary to tryout for thrs club anyone IS ellgrble The tryouts are held every semester at the home of one of the lntenders Dressed m a formal each gnrl rs requxred to present a memorrzed speech and an orngrnal talk on any subyect pcrtammg to the theater Every year a play vull be presented by th lntenders rn late February or early March The club hopes to be as well noted for excellent plays as the Pretenders the dramatic club for lunrors and senlors lntenders has begun very successfully and we hope xt wnll become one of the most mterestrng and enjoyable clubs m the school 75 1. I I 5 A 'L . wx S f xi ' ' 1 7 s s s 7 , ' . ' 7 7 7 7 H 5 v 4 a s a s , , t 4 , . 7 5 ' . a g . 4 . r , 4 r . Y. e . ' v ' 3 ' 4 - .4-avi' b - . ' ' ': N' 4 ff'ww .f ew- 0 ,. Q , ' A 4 I 1u'I 3 1 Lpy5,g.r. 4 . 4 .. YT frfd Q, IR. 4 . .. ' '- 0'-.,,.' 4 ru. C .A 'iff I ' ' gr-3.1 '1-19-' geo. Elm?- x . fu, w - -., 7, , V+- ' .L ..,11' .,, e , A L, x l' T ' ' hw-el f . ' . A .' ' 'K 'N ,Il '1'-'frfxgf' KfIf N x ' . Q - 6, -A ' - ' ' .7 f'-irmffw-'f 1- . , 'zu' 1- fl f-1 f' ew- W' -1 gr.. '-if-1 -4-4-xaii- 'bm' U '- - t , . 'QQ L12 -. THE GREEN TEAM BACK ROXV: Hayman, Morton, Knight, Harless, Forrester, Fuson, Haden, Paden Branson, Holter, Choplin, Kitchen, Bach, Adams, Biles, K. Welsh, Miller, Mosman K. Mathews, McCray. MIDDLE ROW: Jurden, Matthews, M. Maguire, Halden, Dean, jones, Gates, Thompson, Close, Hamilton, Wfhite, Cromb, A. jones, J. Gregg. FRONT ROW: Readey, Smith, Linde, Coleman, Vandenberg, Hammond, Field, Sermon, Lawrence, C. Smith, Heaven, Garrett, Meyer. In the overflowing trophy case, there stands one hallowed cup which concerns every girl in Barstow, that is the championship cup which goes to the Green or White Team each year. Every Barstow girl is made a member of these teamsgand throughout her high school career, she, as an individual, strives to achieve points for her team. She is avidly loyal to the Green or the White, and she contributes energetically toward its ultimate goal of winning that cup. The two teams were established four years ago for the purpose of eliminating individual competition. Today there is friendly, vigorous rivalry between the Green and the White in hockey, basketball, and track. Both A and B teams give every girl an opportunity to participate and build that invaluable quality of working together-team spirit. An annual rope-pulling contest on Field Day climaxes the competition and often is the deciding factor in the close race for the top. The championship has fluctuated each year. The announcement that the cup goes to the ..... team always instills a certain pride and inevitable thrill in each Green or White Team member! TH E WH ITE TEAM BACK ROW M B Wnlson Woodftrd McFadden Bfrtscl Bay Bngham N Brosnahan Btookfleld Twyman Bymm Bohftnnon Roblnson Wolford Curry Hanbftck Coate MIDCJII Van Yant I. MHQUIIC Howwrd MIDDLE ROW J Welsh B Brosnahan M Smxth Peppard Gurley Hanson ackman Ptyne C Greg, J 'lftsker Rossa Meldlnger Guernsey Kasson S Long FRONT ROW' J Long Hdfg1S Kasle Poquette Larpenter Raymond Calapala Rmgs K Tasker Wllhams D Wnlson Carkener Forster HOCKEY 'A' Team Green 2 Whlte 3 B Team Green 2 White 1 BASKETBALL A Team Green 44 White 49 B Team Green 17 Whlte 16 SENIOR Bank Row S long M Maguxrc Payne Iackman Hiymfm Huien Raymond Front Row urdcn C Grebg MLC ray burlcy Thompson W 80 HOCKEY JUNIOR Front Row Harless Whxre Adams I Smlth M Smlth Bick Row L Magulre I Welsh Curry Bmns Robmson B Brosnahan J Tqsker FRESHIVIEN Back Row Meyer K Welsh I Kees Brookfreld Kasson Mosman Wcvlford Mathews Guernsey Mrddle Row J Gregg W1l11ams N Brosnahan Rosse C Smxrh Front Row Gates D Wllson Freld Rrngs SOPHOIVIORES Brick Row C qrpenter M B Wrlson Poquerre Bry1m Hfrmxlron Miller Front Row C romb C fnrkcncr A jones Twyman H xrgxs BASKETBALL JUNIORS Back Row 1ne Tasker Brenda Brosnahan Iudy Wrnght Sally Bxles Mlddle Row Judy Robmson Barbara Woodard Branda Bay Front Row Kathy Harless Lmda White jean Welsh SENIORS Buk Row Nancy Thompson Ind lackman Buhry Bellsle Mlddle Row Ellen urden Marybess McCray Nancy Payne Front Row Shxrlcy Hayman Gxnny Rmymond Ncdlh I-Ilydcn SOPHOIVIORES Back Row Mary Beth Wllson Mary LOLIISL Poquette Silly Hamllton Swtah Byram Carol C1rpenter Mldclle Row Rozzle I-hrgjxs Mrtrlly C romb Frances Miller Front Row Anne ones Sue Twymftn FRESHMEN Back Row Anne Kasson Karen Brookfleld Sue Mosman Mtddle Row Judy Field Lucxa Wtllxams Nancy Btosnahan Kathy Lawrence Front Row Kay Tasker Karen Welsh Lynn Metdmger Pager Gates TENNIS 6 v 1 lx IL Bu Bolmumon Vin fmt Imrgnu BAC lx ROXV M ltthuxs Ixxtgllgn 1 1g 1 Girrur Plden B1'lf,I1lITl Close Anderson 3 I MIDDIL RCJXX hula MLC my How 1rd Morton C ohm II1 C hoplm I 1 CS H Hlmmond Ilndc VlIlLICIlbLfg Hmson ML1CI1ngLr FRUNFI ROXX Clrpumtnr nun K Tlskar Rcadq RIDING Barbara XVood.1rJ M.1rg.1rLt Carkmcr, Dana Hmvan, Sue Gucmscy, Sarah Byram Mr Tom Smith 84 gI1ayICmgIII VIII ' I IQ If I I I! s , 5 ' I I li ' f , ' . 4' - , , Ii tug A 2 KI ff,-Q 1, I . 4 I , I. 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'5nna.b.,,,,,,., 'fr 4 ur Wrvk: wsvgyvn 'dm' xyfwffr lf 'Ji JI And rhq fldn into tln dlSl'lI1LL ai-5: 'hin:...1 'Xi IWNI1 Y' 5094-Q 'Q Kg- ef 015 My, what a b1g nose you h.1ve ' CHEERING THEM ON 'di -S 7 Dwi., 7, Z: Ire not rhxr bid BL s 5 wx Jv- '1'l 'hudM,,.. 1 'Q www, 'hp- Thn Humu' a ai? 3 Brenda, IS lun your Lmrx J ffitvjv ,4- AF- of 4 fu 5 qi Q' in EW, .jf gr L sg, O sd Hmmm got .3 L, SOPhistlcated hdles' TRADITIONS SUPPER Trtehtrons Supper 1 very pleasant annual exent of the hrgh school was held soon after the opening of school th1s year for the purpose of weleommg to Btrstovu etch new grrl llttle s1ster md of mtroduemg her to the wonderful old trtehtrons of the school Every httle slster was taken to the dmner by an old grrl IH thls way the two srsters were brought closer together Because of bad weather the g1rls and faculty gathered ln the gymmsxum for supper spaghettr and salad served buffet style Thls dinner was followed by school songs and speeches grven to acquamt the new grrls w1th the clubs orgamzatrons dxnees md athletrc events of Blrstow The evemng was concluded wrth a httle entertam ment from each class the senlors w1th a musreal mterpretatron of Louxsrana Hayr1de the jumors and thenr skrt about Summer Memornes the Sophomore Varrety Show and the Freshmen Melodrama whlch added a new bounce to the customary performance Thxs enjoyable efenmg left each glrl vuth 1 feelmg of enthusrasm for the commg year D ' . xS?1- gli . hunlln 1 ..Go1ng R de... . a U LcmlSl?ma H Y FATHER DAUGHTER BANQUET October thirty first wts 1 real octtsion at Barstow, for this was the night of thc annual Father-Daughter banquet. Amid much conver sation and rustling of dresses in the halls, proud Dads were introduced to teachers and to other fathers, making new acquaintances and renew ing old ones. For some fathers this was a routine affair, but for others it was a novel experience. After a tour through the school one of those special dinners was served. Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Tom Lawrence, introduced the Board of Trustees and our headmaster ave a most interesting speech - tertainment Mr. ea , Following the talk cam which is given each year by the winner o Halloween Play Contest. This year t c sophomores put on their prize-winning skit Barstow in Wontlerland A La Alice. Thus was a truly wonderful banquet concluded much to the regret of all fr Aff KCLS ng Aces L 1 1Kccs Mr fhutch mm 5 511111, B yflill Mr GUI . ett. Mrs Barnes K , dfen G Htteff me-faq. --.... lfflljt fill Lm ily N1 Mrs A S for . 1 R , miss C rol Qlrxn If I' Blffx IOM Mr A13 l Mrs Mr R 11155 Dr C trpenrer 'my B f0Sm tognqhqn 11111 M Br osnihan Breni lil 89 T ' ,1 K S -- ., -,, ,M - in Ai F' 3 . at A jf' 3 1 7, g l' J . fi ' A 1 vi -, . i X 5 , f if ' 3, 'di 59, A - . S rs whog . e the cn , I p -' f the ' MN M i i hl I - ,. H l ' ' i K la' -1 , ' E- Q . .- . p . , ff F I Q. ff ': j . U -h a .iI'liA',k'AIrAq' Q . Q ji - - 5 . 'S' .'.'..!l, fl ,h Q 1, I O , , r Q vi' A as X. X V 4 Q Nr V - . I B K I 6 . . , rp V lf NN eoml OG g ls Q mmb ll C mnlbql e H e IU I Mx HALLOVVEEN Th e Htllowe en Plty Contest ts 1n e H VNll1Ll1 IS e1gerly twalteel every ye1r by both tl speetttors and the ptrtrelpants tem tht eontrlhutes to thls 5111 tffur by Illxlllg P theme th tt h ts been gn en to them and elexelop mg rt mto a elever play The themes thxs my were Kmg Arthurs Court The unalt Book Barstow III Wonelerland A I 1 Ahee 1nd Wmme the Poo The costumes an scenery alone exhlbxteel the t1me 1nd effor put forth by the gxrls m eleh class 1n oreler to mtke their pl1y the most outstandmg T promote more fun 1nel to gtve everyone an opportumty to el1spl1y her ttlent, every glrl ms requxreel to partretpate ID some way there were those who aeteel those wh cl those who dxel the o lrectecl and All were make the 1 selected reach p 1 sueeess' A em ers and Mr S jutges were asked to make 1 very elxffleult declslon ln eletermmmg the elass showmg the most orrgmaltty and talent To brmg the evenmg to .1 LllINlX, Mr Setrs tfter much delay an nounceel the wmners the sophomores' e1rs 1s the l - ' .W le at C1 and stop talking, loam the blrdle sl l The Wmner -4' . 'f '.1' I - X Q - 1 X 45 Q ' U . - .nfl id H - . . Y . 1. . 1 'Vx I . . :V V , ,. A F- A .. , ,A 4 . ay X 'K f f J 4 . . X' , ' r ' ' . . ' , s ' ,' -5 f Z 'W I ' f . X QX L . ,- 3 tl - xx y , f 1 e lf ff A G ,Q 'LZ , ,,,' N0 T ' D 'K ' ' - , 'T ' ' ' ' : ' . ' 'Q . X . . , Q, - . I 1 ' . ' ' F, ' X: : 2 N N' ,, M , O - M ' . M . - . f 4.-M . f i , VM we . I In ' l . . . . ' 1 . ' A 'E V ' ' B f F . ' - w ' ' Mr., 134, I ' , ., 2 ' . ' ' 1' ' .. . M . , . i ,,, - .- r-1 ' - , - . . M ' gt 't' N ' K4 fy . N t , -s , ' . A 1- .lhq . t .... V ,, N , . , , r tr ws' Af, , ' V ' A 1 , ,. , ' Y Qt' its ' .4 . ' . L ' 1 5 4 ' ' 'J 6 ' : ' . .mv lf l ' '-1 4 M ' F - ' ' W' : 1 L' ' N F 1 . ' ' f - ,,, I-rj . . . L, . 1 .2 f A ' - - . V Q. , V j . '- . zfmw. A - k:,w'?:,z I I. -n l J O ,W ,.-A - I ' A ' , zf. Ut :F ev Q PLAY CONTE Q THE CI-IR ISTIVIAS ACTIVITIES ll Candle lighting, Santi Cltus carols thcsc arc part of our Cihristmas at Barstow. First wc tsscmblc in the gymnasium for a beat 'Ll Frenti progrim which candles are lighted as prayers for the peace happiness and prosperity of France and its people are recited by the senior French students. Following this rather religious program, the Lower School presents an amusing French Play, Then to satisf' Iiungr appetites and to change the mood into a lighter Yule tide spirit, we move for brunch to the dining room which the Home lfconomics students appropriately decorated for Christmas. The excitement mounts and the suspense, too, for all are wondering who will bc Santa this year. Grouped around the Christmas tree in the library, we wait almost patiently until the iinulc of bells announce the approach of Santa and her Necks crane 'round the corner and the word ' ' hlr red, fur-trimmed costume 'ed by Barbc L helpers. is spread fast. Mid, in c even outfitted with a white beard. follow ind Nancy Payne, arrive to distribute the gifts sung before we leave school because one of our art Hanson . rols are . - Ihere. - resents rse ct not cnt Il the p b Of cou , ' lay does ' ie. A , - nly to xcr thc c t to con trec o Ill Howe , is is ye ' nder the , ' ' l orphan t Custon lice u tals mc Btrstoxx nices returned to their p. wrapped again and taken to hospi by Santa and, this time, many helpers, the gir s rv lhc lllllslc 11 II PUT! ldlcliglmng Scypn of thc Inn I Kc C 7 50 OISK5 of Chrisrm is Vis PCT: Peek 1 I-,OO M1 ddyy Anorl 'ff su if litssf iirsrow ul Clirnfmm B A fc 1 -fl . ahf 91 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE INTERNATIONAL SCI-IOLARSI-IIPS Ipek Qiltptln from Istanbul Iurkey md Ntney Thompson ltst yetrs Amerlean Fleld Servlet exCh1nge student lookxng tt their homes A summer nn Lurope Ihe drexm of everyone Bxrstow by rts p1rt1e1p1t1on IH the A F S hrs mlde xnl wrll eontrnue to m 1ke thls dretm eome true for 1 quthfled student The Amer1e1n Freld Qeruee Intern ttlonxl Seholnrshrps progr1m hld lts sttrt lfter the flrst XVorld Wu when 1 group of rmbultnee lrners Ieel Iel II w1s better to prevent wxrs than to fight them To these drlvers the re thmtlon of thls umxersxl xdexl took the form of rn exeh1nge progrlm Stlrtmg as a sm1lI orglmu tlon the exe-r mereisrng A F S progrlm now IJTIINQS 1pprox1m1tely SIX hundred forelgn students to Amer1c1 md sends about the stme number of students to Europe Students from lbro 1d ire seleeted on 1 LOITIPLIIUXC. blSl5 Sehollrshlp md 1 knowledge of IHQIISII foreign student Ines rn ln Amer1e1n funlly yonnmg IH the 1ct1v1t1es of both home 1nel sehool thereby lexrnmg the hfe thoughts md eustoms ofthe Amerlexn people In return the host fimlly 1nd com mumty g11n 1 knowledge ofthe students eountrv 1nd w1y of lxfe The A F S student strlves to ereate a frzendlxer feeling between Amerlca and his eountry Through the summer progrrm Amerrem students lre ellglble to spend srx to eight weeks with 1 European famrly performmg the slme dunes 19 1 forexgn student Blrstow lomeel the progr1m rn 1953 Our flrst student was Mane Clalre Pouleur from Brussels Belgium Th1t summer Serena Sutton went to Ath ns Greeee, where she spent 1 dellghrful summer Our seeond student w1s Pepltx Reseeo from Mmelrxd Sp11n Blrstows second student was Nzncy Thompson whose tr1ptoKlexe Cfermzny w1s mule posslble through the efforts of the students faeulty 'lflll Fathers C lub This year we If Barstow have been fortunlte enough to hlye 1 Turklsh student Fatma Ipek alxpala from Istmbul wrth us Thls twowly OI'gdI1lLdflOI1 IS 1lre1dy reeexvmv fuornble results md the Barstow represent1t1ves hope to eontlnue to rem1ln a small part of thls world wide program 92 ' 1111 fl ,N ',1 1 ', 1' L 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 7 'I H -1 ' '. 1 ' ', ' 1 4 1 I ' I . . ., 1 ' 1 ', 1 e ' ' ' 1 , ' '1 ' ' ' 1 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 '1A 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' I' 1 ' .L I I I ' K I I ' .I 1 ' -IC 'K I II , ' ' ' ' 2 I I ' 1 I ' I I , I '14'1' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 . 1 ' 1 1 . . 2 . v -I - 2 . A Y A 2 . K ' K . A A Y L . A 4. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 fif are required, but the IHOSI' important qualifications are- pe-rsonality and character. For one year the 3. 1 . 5 4 l 2 , . 'K 1 . '.., . 1 I I l ' 1 1 L ' ' 1 1 7 Q n' I ' .Q 5 1 - 1 ' fi . ,A . 1 2 I L - . L 1. I A A A l A It I. 1 . . 4 I I I 1 1 1 Ln Q 1n'A 1 3 K ' ' ' ' . ' '1. ' ' 1 ' 1 ' , 1 ' , 1 ' 1 . ' ' 1 ,. YK . A ' ly H: , ... Q.. ' . y , 1 . 2 , , 2 , ' ' ' , - ,L , '- , ' ' A .2 . - .' ' D 2 - 2 1 - , 1 K ' . - ' . s 1 ' 1 ' - ' A ' PEM DAY BARSTOW PLAY udy Robrnson Brenda Brosnahan Lllcn urden anct Curley udy tckman Lmdx Wfhltc Abscnt Nancy Payne Boom' An explosnon of frrcworks' A scream of horror' Snakes' A ballet dancer constantly flrttmg across the stage' Whats rt all about? It rs the story of 1 mlxed up famrly rn thc play You Cant Take It vnth You Thls popular comedy occurs ln thc comfortable llVll'lf.J room of Martin Vanderhof who IS housmg all hrs xmmedlate relatxves and any other people who hue dropped n and just stayed Each person rs completely absorbed rn hrs own freld of mterest worrres do not enter thexr lrttle world untll a member of thenr famrly falls rn love wnth the son of the socrally promment Klrby clan Thrs romance has nts ups and downs crusmg, scverrl cmbarrassmg moments for both famllles All dxfflcultres however are resolved and the play concludes with matters well on their way to recovery ,93 is he 2 rg it gf Q tg ft 4? v 4 5' f 4 T 4 f ' i ' 1 sf 1 1 2 ' ' f ' Q- -. 5 ,xt f, 'V l J , , 4 I t 1 . . J ,JK . I .3 J - A x R .I . 1 . . I 2 v . . A . ' 4 . ' 4 ' ' , , Y. ,, , W . a I . . 7 . . 1 . t , ' ' ' ' . 1 ' . ' ' 1 . . I g . . . , , Y ' z ' L . ' 7 U 9 Representatives from France and Germany discuss one of the q u e s tio n s presented in their seminar INTERNATIONAL DAY -snug, .lk 11111-1- The sexenteenth of Februarv brought mmv peoples of YIYIOLIS n1t1onal1t1es in an entertaining md informatixe lIlILl I1lIlOf1'll D1y 1t B 1rsto1x The theme was Frxnce 1nd Germany European lLlLlCI'9 for 1 Free XX orld As 1 me IHS of introdueing the representatixes there vns 1 pmel diseussion on GLYIUIII 1rm1ment L1Illf1ClIl0Il 1nd the Sur problem Fourteen persons eomposed the pmel includ mg foreign exehange students and Dr Hans SChWLlgII7lI1!1 Germm eounsul lieutenant Colonel lean P Meslet eluef of the Trent l1 liuson seetion at Tort leaxenxxorth u1d Hugh lege British eonsul cussion Following this xntroduetion the students and guests divided IHIO small informal seminars which dis cussed tl1e subjeets divided Germany Morocco anl Algeria parliamentary developments in France Indo China 1nd France and Cfermtny as new p1rtners An 1ntern1t1on1l lunel1eon was followed with 1 t1lk by Colonel Meslet on The Plaee of North Afriea in the Freneh Union The progrun concluded with Freneh 1nd German songs by Barstow girls, and 1 film on German folk festivals Thereafter, te1 w1s served and relaxing eonversatton with the guests ensued The entire 1tmosphere of the d1y vs ts one of SLlLl1 friendly relation between these people of different eountries th1t it might prove to 1ll nations the will desire, and eagerness of youth 1nd of all mankind to preserxe pe tee throughout tl1e world and to thwtrt eommunism in its threat to destroy international l1armony and Germany New Partners 1 ' 1. 94 P 1 9 I A if, , A ,, -- .. . T -1 5' ' v . 1 I .21 -tx 1 I 1 - 1 - l I If . - A 1 1 k 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 4 1 1k Y: . L ' ' U 1 . A L I . 1 i . i ' 1 I 1 A ' 1 1 ' '. ' ' ' 1 1 . I Af 1 f 11 7, 'l f 1v ' h 'I 1 1 1 . Va 1 1 rf 1 f A ' ' A 1 L R R 1 q I -'L . S i 1 L 1 A 11 1 5 ' 1 L 3 . . I 1' ' 1 t 1 . 1 7 1 , T ' 1 ' Q .' ' 1 ' . in Kansas City. Dr, lewis B. Ci1lI'PCl1IC'l', president of the National College. moderated the panel dis- 1' 'K A - ' 7 1 N f 1- ' ' 1 ' 1 , ' 1 f . . 1 . .- I a L . ,y , , 1 1 . , - , 1, 1 ' ' I ' X A 1 ' ' - 2 ' . ' 1 1 ' 1 t ' 1 ' 2 1 1 ' H ' ' ' L L ' F 1 1 ' . 1 1 .2 1 - - . 1 5 K 1 I ' 1 A x 1 1 1 1 l 'L ' ' ' 1 1 1 A 1 rx 1 A I 1 1 '.k, 5 ' ' . 1 , ' ' V ' 1 . ,L 1 1 2 ' 1 ' 1 12 ' 1 A Y ' A L ' I' I I 1k 1 I 1 . - I j v. HL. 3. 1 I . . . . ,, ' , '1-N., - K ' - The German Counsul Hans Schweigmann, is shown here in an interesting discussion of France THE FRESHMAN SOPHOIVICRE PLAY CONTEST 795V 5' 011. 'Q A conference among the freshmen Sustn Rosse danees as others look on One norsy shovmg mornrng reeess lf all started Suspectmg nothmg the freshmen and sopho more class offlcers met with Mrs Steele however when she h rel ttlked only 1 few seeonds everyone IH the room knew that thls was the begrnnmg of the Freshman Sophomore Play Contest The selectron to be gtven was A Mldsummer Nlghts Dream Both freshmen and sophomores were jubllant beeause they had studied the play ln Engllsh but 1n the baek of thelr mrnds was a soberlng thought the other class had studled rt also For two weeks everyone worked hard wlth tl purpose The elass eleeted stars the people behxnd the scenes were swept up rn the happy sp1r1t of We ve got to wxn' At last the exc1t1ng day had arrived Flrst the freshmen worrled yet confldent and wlshlng they dldnt feel so oppressed by the sophomore always wxnnxng ,mx put on a very f1ne preformanee Then the sophomores fearful that they Hllbllf ful ln their last ehanee and feellng very patrrotle gave an equally good skxt Now rt was up to the judges KNO one was supposed to know who they were but about everyone had them spottedj When people tre under tenslon they often lrugh or glggle xvery amused look mg group of grrls walked baek to the study hall Now came the WJII at last Mrs Steele entered the study hall wrth the judges deerslon But Cwouldnt you know 105 a purposely nerve kzllzng talk must come At last the whole Sophomore Class rose wxth a clamorous yell Thexr words were rn dlstrnct but the general ndea was We ve won' anet the sophomores wonderful drreeror ran to get the gleammg srlver cup that was so mueh sought after In all the shoutlng one mrght mnss the fact that osne Kasle and Sue Twymtn recelved honorable mentlon but th1s alert wr1ter didn t she suspected II all along After thmgs had calmed down a blt both classes made 1 dash for the nearest party the freshmen to the jumors party and the sophomores to the sennors The losers wore blg red hearts that sand smlle and talked about next year The wrnners went through a horror chamber and slapped them selves and everyone near them on the back Now thxs terror has subsnded but take care rt seems to break out early every year it N- in-I- Rozz1e and Sue are rn eetasy over the plan TUC sophomores triumph again 95 L e ' gc lu If WY ' 1 ' 5 'S -A W I 1 ' if Y . , fry L V -. ' : t ' s ' I ! A 1 - - . X . I ' l I R I , ' ,. T I f e T I y N f 1 . ' 5 . i - f 2 1 5 ' x l f A f I A, r E I 9 5 N i ... M f 5 T Q f 5 f ww ,wil ff 1 , i A f H W4 . U V r Y. 4 ' ,,,s Y K . YI ,, H ' ' ' y 1 1 ' . ' ' . 1 , , . , . . , .3 a A . Q 2 . 2 . .- , . , . 1 1 - 1 S A I g ' : complained of all the lines they had to memorize but industriously set to work just the same. Even . . . t . I y . , . , I . . y H 'e 4 ' , ' ' S . ,w t , , 2 , L N , , ,, , , .y A . . , ' ' ' ,, , s . 1 1 2 I , 2 g 1 1 . - - ' V 1 f . Q , . 3 1 A a , g ' I z . . . . 3 1 3 ' I ,n I , A L 1 . . ' , ' s . ' I W r , V , 2 4 tl ri V f 1 t ig , 9 , Q 1. : Q 1 -s 1 3 ' : T 5 as , l 1 , s f' - . 2 is fy. l 1 U7 , i Q ' I 1 - .2 l 31 f? if 2 Va ' I x f - lt X A PLAYDAY bmp 5LlL1x1I'lg your thumb md Wlwlrs up thnrcf Uh Uh Sdnh dont tough: A 511116. of utah durnnb the glIUC 96 1 N - g ,. 7 V I V. .. A ,Q A iq. , 5 . . . 1 I .. I ' V - ., yt 2 -I - ' , ,Z , ar x 4 1 ' ' Sht- xxont lut you, utly All through tl1t frrst xxtelt 1t1 lWl1I'Ll1 IQIISIOH xx IS INOLIYIIIIIQ Any qtutt bystantltr lllkl only to not1tt tl1t tonfusxon 1ntl noxsc IH the stl1ool torrttlors tht xx 1x1ns, of grttn ftntl xxhrtt pompoms 1ntl 1 stan Bt ll Sunstt to rt lllIL th1t tl1t long 1w11tttl tl ty tht BIISIOVS Sunstt Pl1xtl1y xy1s tlr1xx1ng nt1r Tht glrls ln t1th sthool hid worked hirtl ID blslxttb 1ll tluoughout tht yt1r to obt'11n 1 SLIPCIIUI' slxlll to th1t of the r1x1l tt1m On tht mormng of M1rth l0th f lloxxxng 1 ptp rally nn our oxxn ax l BIYSIOW gtrls troopetl up to Kansqs Clty LlI1lVCl'SlIy xyhtrt tht bqttlts xxtrt to bt fought mtl xxon xxt hopttl' Tht Sunstt glrls 1rr1xttl 1ntl 1fttr stvtrtl mlnutts of orgftmzttl pr1tt1tt tht frtshmtn tt1ms vxtrt rt 1tly to plty Althoug,h tl1t frtshmtn lost our sophomorts 1ntl ILIUIOTS vxtrt xlttors Ont xxoultl thls xv1s not the t1st 1t ftll Tht Splflt rtachttl 1ts pt tlx LlL1I'lI1Q tht semor vrtmt xxhxch was mp mtl tutlt 1ll tht w1y wlth Sunstt XXlflHlDg by only thrtt nonnts Both the Sunstt ind the Burstoxy turns xx tr 1 trttltt to thclr phys1c1l tducatxon tllrtctors m thc good sportsmftnshtp splrxt mtl skxll rtxt1lttl on tht tourt and ln the stands o tomplttt tn 1lrt1tly ptrfttt tl 1y 1 lunthttn xx1 htt 1nt1t 31rstoxx gym A t1t 11t1 t tludttl pl1DS xxert btmg matlt for ntxt yfmr bv tht untltrthssmtn xxhllt the stnrors sutltltnlx rt1l1zttl th1t thls vms thelr llst pliydiy Ntxtrthtltss from ytlr to ye1r thls txcxtxng r1y1lry bttxxttn tht txxo sthools tontxnues antl tht semors lcnoxx thtt lf thty shoultl rtturn ID future yt1rs thtx xxoultl fmtl ftgun tht sunt tnthusmsm and splrlt that txustctl xx l1tn thty xsert out on tht tourt The htqd mble at the bmquet ' .y L . Q Q . , ' ll l K' ' ' t ' ' .', 2 1 . K 4' 'L l ' 'Q 1 ' -L '1' ' . j, ' 1 '- ' ay' 1 ' 'z. 4 'Q . A ' 'Q' ' . 1 ' 1 A '-1 .' 1 7 . K 1 . K . - . 'L -. . 1 1 ' . o ' . ' f ' ' 'm. t 1t- - -- - - k .. H tl' . . . K . ' x 1 ' 1 , Q 1 1 . . 1 L ' . t ' . L - ' - ,Q . . .L X 1 . . .K y 2 fl y . .l- 1 if x N- .I t ' ' v . . -A - . 1 have thought that nftcr thrcc games, thc spectators woultl have been cxhuustctl and rt-atly' to lt'g1x't': but ' . '1Alt. 1 W A 1 ' '1' 'K ' ' C. ', -1 2 I 1 ' 1 7. I x 1 . K y 3 K 1 v st 5 V 1 C I ' x ' . I 2 1 . . 1 . . L . V . ' y 1 A 1 v .L 4 . T ' 1 1 'L ' ' ' 1', 1 t -1 px 'lll l 'l. 5 'jd' . s l '1 xl on- vt D r Y 1 Y A . 1 I Y rf V f 1 I 5 Y I . I v- V 1 ' A41 . ' ' A A 1 L . I . 2 I I 1 A 1 7 4 2 ' I Q 1 4' xt I ,, . . l -97- E Amy Vmderbllt m muon Qhoor cm lf SUDTISL 'ik-uw Wi' +465 ..9g-N Nellle rcs: thu punch' IULIIIQ hmmm xxlrh L uc .1 You mm su 1 stranger qcrose 1 armmdgd room Mm m thu gras mud sports Loaf She wont blrc Sonny The Pgpiodcnt Lmlpln of thc yur Benson Spy Sc FVILC -l00- XXh1ts thxs youngcr ggmrauon commg to' How un myom bc vo nur' Stxll gOlIlg Strong 101 L 1' K V , i Hlrd work ooks lxkg IL mr ll 102 yx X flu ', Arcs' Icy! Have a heart Slcepy Jaan? Serious conversation? -105W lower .gzlzoof .fgcfivifiezi LOWER SCHOOL FATHER DAUGHTER BANQUET 'Ihe tentl1 1nnu1l I'1ther DlL12l1ELf Btnquet for the lower school was as LlSl1ll 1 bu, suceeis l was held on Noyember l l9DD IU the BITSFOXN e,ymn151um After 1ntrodue1m, the1r eluls to the te1Cher5 e1eh g.,1rl showed her ff1ther the worle she h1d been dome, The Llgllfll gr1ders who haye b en lueley enoueh to studv home eeonom1es IhlS ye 1r took Illlll' f1the-rs to hue ID qppetuer w h1eh they h1d m1de Wl1e11 the bell r1ng exery one went to the gym for 1 dehfhtful dmner F owme, th1t Mr Se1rs g,1ye 1 t1llt wh h helped to better ILCILIPIIUI the f1thers 'md the1r dmgjhters w1tl1 the sehool Mr Lll1ot NOIQLIISI 1 rustee l 1 Sue 1 tllx To eonelude the exenxny, 1ll the grades put on some form of entertunment for Illell' flthers tl1e flfSI gr1de mm, two songs 1nd read 1 poem the seeond f.,I'1Llf. h1d 1 rhythm bfmd 1nd pllyed My Country 'I15 of Tl1ee the Illlfd emde gnc: 1 plqy The M111 XX ho Alw 1yS Pleised HIS XY1fe the fourth f.,I'lLlt. followed w1th two songs next the fxfth g,r1de ree1ted two poemi The Duel 1nd Flfllel' wh1eh were wr1tten by Ann Sutton and f1n1lly tl1e S1xth Seyenth 1nd Cl hth g.,r1dessf1ng Summer XX 1nds Ch1n1 M1nder1n Our Colors Ve Be1r So Proudly lllel S l!lel11'dS I-hgh Ann Bondurmt w1s the MISIILSS of feremomes for tl1e mght After 1 xery QlC'll5llIfLllLXCI1lIlg exerv one reluctmtly went home M1511 B1rtlett jznet Berry Mr Berry Dxane Berry pr K.. me Bl1nd Mr Blmd Betsy lillnd OWS? X M1r1or1e PLXUJII Mr P1xton Beeky Paxton rd, wif Q 106 1- QQ' 'Q Xa 2 lm!! rp. 9-0 fa Exhlbxtmg 1rt work Tune out for the phorogr 1pher 1 -,ss Proud fatlmcrs mul LLZILIICI' of proud daughters Dr Sutton 'md Anne XISII mth Mrs Rossc THE LOWER SCHOOL CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES It was Thursday Deeember fifteenth and at list ill urs ready after many weeks of preparation Solemnly the processtonil singing O Come All Y Fiithful started The Scripture reading was followed by O Come O Come Fmmanuel and ri b iutiful tthleiu texealing the Annuneution with Miry and bibriel Angels Wk H ue Heard on High introdueed the next tableiu and when this scene opened there were angels of the first second and third grides who earoled From Heaxen High th Angels Sing The fourth grrde entered as sheph rds marveling at the angels md singing As lately We Watched The last tibleui opened with 1 seleetion from the Seriptures it was the traditional and ever moving Nativity Scene The sixth sexenth rnd eighth graders sing the tender earol Io' How 1 Rose Ter Blooming following mother Seripture reidinf th angels sang the Coventry Carol The ftfth and shepherds tround the Christ Child as the scene elosed The Reeessional began md immediately afterwards the girls sang carols in the eloisters beneith many candle lit windows On the next diy eltss prrties were held xx ith eh irrdes and other grmes idapted to the Christmis theme then home for the holidays' l 9 00 ee 696 W5 108 T V l ' ' 1 , ' Y' Y U ' I e 'z' . . A ' ' '. ' '. i ' H i 2 ', l T ' 1 4 H 4 e Ji i L 'I ' ' K 1 7 ' 'il . li Q 1 S1 '. yy. - 1 A f. it 'V ' -, . . K .1 - L , ' 4 . f . i s ' A ' , , - . . V A ' 1, , . . , 1 R t , t . e 'hi' 1: ' ' ' tt 2 , . 1' t 2. A 2 ' ' .. ' .1 ' 2 42 A . Y. 1 1 1' ' ' I u Q ' K . . L I A - . K ' ' 1 1. . ' H l 1 . , 2 ' . 2 y . . . +1 Y 4 V K 1' 1 ' L '4 - e ' 1 ' 4. e . - t '- ' . 1 ' grade walked down the aisle in the Match of the Kingsg dressed as the Wise Men, they joined the angels L xy. L L I J 4 I A 1 lv 5 ' . Q . '. z z' 1 -,'A' 'at A . Yz 2. ' ' . '. 2 9 - ' . 'F' ' it - 'f l 'l51 . it it Q 5 i will 2' 1 5' 'i l f i flfi , 1 1 1 ' ' S Si l l li 5 - In 1 it , yi H ,. .l .C ly I l il ll Qllg T S 5 f ' . 4 1 , I l ' i- B ' 1 - . xx - w - Q ' I - a ll-2 T It 2 ,M Q . 1 L N1IlXlIy Sum it L Ircmh ISSCIUIJIB OTNOGO 4192 Ohpr gg Q08 6 Christmas performance for parents, Dill ln e 7'n'nnni- 0210 61619-in - ' -109- Pirlcz cn fmnczns ard grxders enyoymg thur Chnstmas tree Burner nor pour better not cry 5th graders re1dy to put pfickages under the tree ali! X ggi 0 D101 TH E BARSTOW BROWN I ES IIN Front Row Sallle Schofreld Pam West Lynn Stembaum Karol Ann Krrk janet Hoelzel Peggy Borell Blanr Peppard Lynn Haynes Back Row Martha Scott Dranne OR1ordan Barbara Evans Polly West Cheryl Dlllard Judy Swofford julane Thurmond Leaders Mrs Klrk Mrs West Mrs Haynes Last year was the flrst for the Brownles of Barstow School Because of the enthuslasm each gnrl mterested rn becommg a member of the troop learned at the flrst meetmg the Browme Salute and the Browme Promnse I promrse to do my best to love God and my country to help other people every day especnally those at home Every Tuesday afternoon the thlrd and fourth grade members of Browme Troop 741 hold thelr meetmgs Asrde from havmg fun and accomplnshmg much work each glrl has her turn at the offnces of Scrnbe Treasurer Color Bearer Roll Caller and Treat brmger In addltnon to thelr regular meet mgs the Brownnes have enjoyed several tours of such places as the Coca Cola Company and a bakery They are now anncrpatmg a chance to appear on a televrsnon program The leaders of the troop have ertamly succeeded m grvmg the Brownles much pleasure as well as trammg The members of the Browme Troop are as follows Lyrlrl Sfelflballm Judy Swofford Peggy Borell Julane Thurmond Cheryl Dlllard pam West Barbara Evans pony West Lynn Haynes janet Hoelzel Karol Ann Kxrk Dnane OR1ordan gift Blanr Peppard Mrs Haynes Sally Schofield Martha Jane Scott Mrs Thurmond e Leaders are l 1 l E . If ,, 1- 5 ' . fs , vn- ' 7 K ' ' 5 V Q 9 ' - . , ' ' ' , 3 ' ' ' 3 v y Y . ' a s . . . , , , , . ' 3 . . ' ,, . . ' 1 - n , . s - 1 ' l .. . f. ...'... -., ,, . 9 - ' - , . .. . . , . . 55 THE DORMITORY BACK ROW Martha Dickson Leslxe Shore Davmar Paden Agnes Batsel Sally Brles Mellnda Knrght Kathy Bohannon Brenda Curry Judy Wrlght SEATED Llda Kees Pam Coleman Olxve Kees Naney Payne udy Jackman ane Vandenberg FLOOR Nancy Hammond Martha Lay lpek alapala Brenda Bay jenny Morton Sxmrlar to a large famtly our dormltory has much fun throughout the year lncludmg parties on brrthdays Halloween and Chrxstmts danees to mtroeluee the grrls and plays and concerts to strmulate cultural lnterests Head of thrs famxly IS our dorm mother Mrs C A Reed We always flnd Mother Reed wxllrng to lxsten to our sorrows mel dlstppomtments and ready to help wrth our problems ust ours IS the rumpus room Here one can be sure to ftnd relaxatron and companronshrp the radlo IS always gomg grrls are knlttlng xnrnttng home or perhaps sketchlng on a pad or trylng to Improve thelr bop and jntterbug steps Wfeekenels are however the most fun For some this means gorng home for others xt means dates but to those of us left If means a peaceful two days We have an opportunity to get caught up on our mendlng shopplng 1nd wrntlng We mlght even trv a little pxng pong or settle b ck rn a comfortable eha1r to watch our favorrte TV program One nrght every week Mrs Sears reads to us or drscusses wrth us problems we may have All rn all the frrends we make here and the experrences we share wxth them are never to be forgotten 114 l I . Y . y KO g L , A Q . 7 . . 3 . ' , . . , ' 1 , ' . , J . , J . 1 ' ' , z . . , I . ., f 1 1 , . ' , . , ' 1 , . ' ' ' , . . . ' ' . 1 , . ,. . . ' ' as eagerly, she shares our joys and happiness. Of course in every house there is a favorite room, and . 1 . L . K . . ,X Y . . 7 y A L . 1 L y . . . 7. K Y I . x V . ,Q i . . D I . . . 2 zz ' 4 K .' ' . . . ' rx' nezcf thought ld do rt C heer up udy -s Quxj Beauty or the beast there s strll hope' lC f- X yn -I Yes Olive we know its your fourth pair of socks. Later. 1, - R if I Q t F . -ff if X A x 5 O ffl A N 1.5 X, I 4 7' I -115- NX t fir .,1,vf XQ 3,4 ,461 1 Q f5'? I .qs f gf! 2 +1 -M 1::'l:,s n 1 O1lg-.gl-4 , L . Q 1 ff v' ' in ' 0' g'ul .1'l': s'lq 'x 'sl 'a'n-p'o5Ho.,L X I I ' il'.. I'r, lul'!x' I 30 C o 4'lla,-,'. .'.ll ff- ,'.l,lll gn' Ill Q' xl. 11-yynns 'lllll 'og lung P 'lla,,qu' O O 5 K ! s .1 lux U! NN I S I I 1 2. :zu- u CNN wg' W s O I 0 Q ' Q n'o'c'o' 'fi 90 lg.,I,bss:1y7g lllllII. In ns,a',' IH Q uf! . ,lf.1 . ll 'xH' g I in 'U no . '1 lnyzyf. o 9 0 'J A 1,o,o,v,'u,f,4,u3.-. sxa,tsu'1,f, Hx XY Q -N' 4 sx--- un' Q , ,- ,nk --v .s gk, buh Nix ,Wx ls fin fx ,f V f rr- I X 'x Q-'X 'X Q5 X-fx .Y fa 2 54.-4 ,X J P. T. A. -. 5 C1 - ea A V Mrs Clarence R Haden r Mrs Q M Woodard Mrs George R Kisson Mrs jrek Sehrage Mrs Kip Robinson President Mrs George R Kasson Vice President Mrs Kip Robinson Corresponding Seeretiry Mrs Clarence R Haden r Recording Secretary Mrs C M Woodard Treasurer Mrs Jack Schrage This year the P T A has tried to bring its new parents and the old ones into 1 more active P T A s biggest project The B Hive which is under the leadership of Mrs Clinton Gates As com pared with the first festival held very successfully in 1935 our B Hive this ye If promises to be better than ever Besides the B Hive the P T A has sponsored both the Upper School and the Lower School Father Daughter Banquets md the International Day T a On the agenda for future events are the refreshments booth on Field Day and two spring teas These teas for prospective parents are hoped to boost our wonderful enrollment still higher The P T A has allocated funds for the improvement of Senior Circle ind with the rest of the money the school corridors ire to be decorated The students want to thank the Parent Teachers Association for making this year a very successful one 118 P T ll?-2 ' V 0 l ' i . ' 0 1 -. 9 1 ,X LT . I - ' -' z '- . I 1 . . ,j. 1 I y 1 1 i . I I I l . . . . . ' K I A . L I I participation of school projects. All parents, teachers, students, and alumnae are participating in the J L , . . -- ' ' , ' r 'K .1 'A . r 1 I 4' Q , U . ' J 1 A ' 1 g 1 a D -' 1 1 L 1' . 1 K 1 THE ALUMNAE .1 9 'Q Z Mrs Benlamrn T Lmbry Mrs Sunuel L brles retrrrngj presrdent Mrs George R SClL1llfZ Mrs Robert Brower Mrs ohn R Serdhta Alumnle Presrdent Mrs Robert W Brower V1cePres1dent Mrs George R berdlntz Secretrry Mrs ohn R Serdlltz Treasurer Mrs Benjamm T Embry A most successful year for the Barstow Alumnae IS drawrng to a elose Under the eapable leader shrp of Mrs Robert Brower the Alumnae Assocnatron undertook several worthy proyects On February 7th a luneheon well attended was bn en at the Kms as C rty Country Club The proceeds of th1s delrght ful fete whrch netted approxrmately S187 O0 were added to the seholarshxp fund At the Alumnae luncheon Mrs Everett Murray made a very excellent talk on behalf of the Pretenders Mrs Mur ay said that nothmg rs so much appreciated as a good mudrence It rsnt really the money that counts but the attendance of a lot of enthusrastxe people The Alumnae Assocratron has undertaken the gurdmce of four parts of our May 12th B Hive Mrs Wrllnam McVay wrth the help of her most effrerent assrstant o Ann Straube rs the auctnon charrman the luncheon 15 under the able leadershrp of Mrs Horlce Blackwell Mrs Wrllram OIIX er IS the eharrman of the fashron show and Mrs Albert Preston IS charrman of the book st111 a new sectxon thls year Last but not least we vush to 1eknovnled5.,e Mrs lloyd Owen r for the wonderful job she has done wrth the Alumnae Bu11et1n thrs year As cm plunly be seen 1955 1956 xx rs 1 busy busy sexr for the Barstow Alumnae Assoclatlon 119 1 M 5 if up IWP .f pa' I C ' ' - I . . . , A . I - A , .er . 3 ya , , A . , . . , . , .J .e z 2, 1 , v. . 2 i . 7 1 ' . .1 J I 5 - -'- . 4 . ' 4 1 e ' . ' ' . ' , I 1 1 Ar ' ' . e , - . , , ,A .7 ft y vs . L L 4 A . s . , v , V , . , . . 1 1 . 1, 1- ' , . 1 t ' . . Ar ' ' ' 1' . ', ' ' . f e 1 r 1 . . L t ' ' 4 ' . 1 1 C s A y L L . .I I , . 1 ,J , . , 1, f 1, v . - . , . ge . 1 ' 2, . it , Y. f 1- Y y . A rsyjn . . s L - 1. - U - - , , , . .. - V, , V y V. e 4 . . r , e r 4, i t THE AUXILIARY STAFF PSX 'Ny .0 It IS 1mpOSS1bl6 to put on paper how much the lcxtchtn staff means to exeryone at Barstow We are all very grateful to those who prepare and serxe our food because we reallze the tlme and energy Of course the school wouldnt be complete Wlfllfillf Nellie mtl Charles who are so wtlllng to do a favor whether large or small for anyone at Barstow By thelr wrllmgness to do for others and bv the1r frlendlmess Nelhe and Charles contribute a great deal to the happy atmosphere of our school The dormltorv glrls would llke to extend their thanks to Edna Marv and Peggy who actuall Y keep the tlormntory runmng Thu take care of us whether we are sxck or well and we a11 are very grateful to each one of them Agam we express our thanks and our appreclatron to ex ery one of you' 120 Jin- ' 2' I V v sl- A A I ' . K. 1 - H I l - ' A X1 ,' 'Q Q VL 1. I X 7? 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