Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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MRS. JAMES J. POLAND Q31 Pliysimll Erllrruliun, Upper School College of St. Teresa Kansas State Teachers' College at Emporia, B.S. University of Kansas City MRS. RAY S. ROBISON CII School Nurse si , I vw MRS. WILLIAM F. REES III l'x5rlinlug1i.x! University of Missouri University of Kansas City, B.A. and M.A. University of Denver ' W I Graduate Research Fellowship at s Abbott Hospital School of If 'Q Nursing, R.N. MRS. JEAN W. WILEY i7V1l Exeruliife Secretary Smith College,'A.B. MRS. PAULINE K. WILLIAMS fbi Diverlor uf Tvaniporlalion Kansas State Teachers' College at Pittsburg, B.S. se Q -, V ...uv Q Qi 9? we' YR W 5 ix 7 J' '?7 '? .,,, ' zz. -ein, pts Ad xwkhi ze gi' Ne ,A V - qq-use . 'rf' 2. 4. - 1513.. . ' '1 -3, 1, . if 'S ' J '- X 3, fi? ?-if-.'?3em?' University of Kansas City MRS. ROLFE H. STARRETT U51 Scimzce, Upper School Stephens College University of Kansas, B.S. University of Kansas City, M.A, Claremont Graduate School MISS ELSIE N. WILLIAMS I3'f2I Sefrelury lo llae Herzdmafler Southwest Baptist College Southwest Missouri State Teachers' College MISS CAROLINE ATWOOD Ill Cvoniclri University of Kansas, B.A, university of virginia .-5, me University of Wisconsin University of Kansas City, MA. ll

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FATHERS CLUB L. io I.: William W. Oliver-Treasurer, Alfred C. McWhirter-President, Absent: Henry Burr-Vice-Presidenv, Cook jordan-Secretary. Each year the Fathers' Club attempts to help the school in any way possible. Starting the year off in a big way, each of the fathers sold tickets for the Country Fair, bringing in over 351000. The club then donated scales, an eye chart, and other such equipment to the health room. Another activity of this group is the initiation of new fathers into the club, ln order to ef- fect this aim the old members give several buffet dinners at the Kansas City Country Club. Thus the Fathers' Club tries in every way possible to improve the school while also gaining the friend- ship of new fathers. 000000000000000OOOQQQOOOQQOOOOOOOQO AUXILIARY STAFF . . x . W' L y l .V M s , 3 5 1 an fa V Q- sg Standing I. lo r.: Merrick Dean, Lila Gillespie, Achman Woodsy Sealed I, to r,: Ruby Barnes, Helen Lewis, Geneva Murphy, Alice Angell, Mary Kyles. What sound is more eagerly awaited than that of the lunch bell? Impatient girls vie for choice places in front of the lunchroom door. At last the bell rings and the tables are quickly filled. The taking of second, third. and fourth helpings of food easily proves the success of the kitchen staff And what pride we take in the good appearance of the school! We are truly grateful to Mrs Pine and her auxiliary staff for their excellent work.