Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1968 volume:

5 Q'f'112gx. IVIID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARV 3 000011321887 3 TH E 1968 WEATHERCOCK Published bythe students of BA RSTOVV SCHOOL Kansas City, Missouri Editor-in-Cliief . Assistant lfrlitors .. Lglyfilll lfclitur . Literary llclitor , Business Manager . :Xssislant . .. Senior Svction liclltors . l'lmtcigruplix' lutlitm' . Stull Xtfrrlwiw . . lkuiultx Xnlvisw Linda Schooling Cathy Miller Ester Byers ., Susie Kimball . . . Barbara Kahn . . . Peggy Price ,.... Leslie Riss .. Harlenc Hipsh Rosy Boliannon Martha Allbritten , Alison Bartlett Bev Evans .H Mr, Huston vi ' ' f I Board of Trustees ,M Mr. Cordon Atha President Mrs. Robert K. Zimmerman Secretary Mr. George B. Ashby Mr. Walter Bixby, jr. Mr. Charles E. Bleakley Active Directors Mrs. William Coleman Branton Mrs. Robert H. Busler Mr. john B. Francis Mr. I. O. Hockaday Mrs. Benjamin C. Hyde, jr. Mrs. Charles S. Alves Mr. R. Harrison Field Mr. Marvin H. Cates Mrs. Cliliord Histed Mr. Donald A. Cordon Mrs. Richard F. Sandifer Honorary Trustees Ex-Oiiicio Trustees 2 Mr. I. VVillard Orlancler, jr Vice- President Mr. Hugh Francis Treasurer Mrs. Cliff C. Jones, Jr. Mr. Kenneth Krakauer Mr. Lewis S. Mohr ll Mr. james B. Nutter Mr. Richard F. Sundifer Dr. Ned W. Smull Mr. VValter S. Sutton Mrs. Burnett Newell Simpson Miss Nell Snead Mr. Raymond White Mrs. jay Tschudy, jr. Mr. George Cook Jordon Y Q .t.,,,,,,+,m rv' 291. L D-'Q F W gi- Su f 1 Table of Contents Faculty ... ... 12 Seniors . . . . . . 22 Underclassmen ..... 52 Organizations ..... 64 Athletics . . . . . . 76 School Life . . . . . . 86 Lower School ..... 116 Advertising ...... 140 Mr. Huston.. . because you are never too busy or too preoccupied to care about usg we rely on you. . , because you never fail to make uthingsn worl. outg we know when we walk into your oilice we will leave smil- ing... because you trust usg we have a unique respect tor youg we would never let you down . . . because you have a spontaneous humorg the atmosphere of Barstow is brighter . ,. because you have confidence in what we can dog we are inspired to do more , .. because ofthe small things: because you address us as Miss . , , because you are the most spirited goalie we have ever known . , , be- cause you wish us a Mgood XVednesday in morning assembly . . . because you have an infinite supply of 'ipearls of wisdom . .. because of the small things: because you address us as A' Miss , , . because you are the most spirited goalie we have ever klliltx '... beeause you wish us a good Wednesday in morning assembly. . because you have an infinite supply of upearls of wis- clonin . ., beealise you are 5UIi1llC'llUl u but xx 1' all want to be., We ol the 1968 Wi-allu-ri-orrk, cleclieite this book to you. Faces Discovering Creating . . . Concenlruting Q 2 Experimcnting T ' Nt -Q29-si Sharing . . . 9 Playing .. If 'WY R. 1' ay Prclcnding Laughing . . . Anticipating . . . Faces Capture Our Moods and Mirror Our Personalities ! V ,Q Q ff? i1?i'5??ff T. 'R 3 Adfw- 'QL7 fi 'Pl YT- WS Iliff? W. A 3 -, ' , W2 'F w-.mg 7-. ff M mm S Q in 1 Y n 1' + J pw . I - M..-4.....,......... .. -.... ......... ,-.-.... N ... ...........4u-.uf 22' V I Q 5 . X- 'K' 'Dan S. . quo 4 'WNW F A Q 1 N . ,J-gif . A ' 5, nr I I I w 3 ffl W X f f -,--'f 'Wm '--as 'Q Mrs Cvorgv H. Curly, jr lil1glish,8lh Cradl- Miss Agnes Kvach 3rd Crude Mrs, Walter Kemp Mathematics, Upper School CL-r.1l1l X1 Ilurpa-r Xl.ntlu-lnulics. Mnldlc' Suluml Mrs, Charles L Km-Hoy Php sicul lfrluculiun, Lmx vr S1-Imul Holmlcl lgxrlgxluff History and lfcunonlics 5 x , . . H HU., q-l,,.,,,,,lH lllrvnlwrvl lPuul14ll,illli.lI1 I '---.... . Mrs, julm F, Lott History and I'l1ilu5ophy Miss Cravv Niudimlx l'rL'-Kxruclcrgartc-In 3, if S 32? rs Ir1lllr'1xY Xlmriw D 1x ' I' XWHK V? Miss Small McClelland English, Vpper School Q fi fl sf? YR 4.5 45. Hrs Xlvrvm X l'rnII . .nu ,r 1 J , ' ' 4. 1'-4 ,- . : 2' Q.- 6' If fzfifvfv-J .- ' Nrr- 4 L' ' gy of P ,, , 2 ' ,1 - .I gs.. I 7 , . I lx' If 3 I ..,A, 'Z '., ' J , 'f42f,I,y5'v if 4 N: , . . Xlrs, Rulfv ll Shlrrcll Sclclwv. l'pp4-r SL-lmul Ty ping, Crunlv 8 aw 2 Urs jvrlm If Ylnu-nl TH: flmrln- X fix., Mrs. Donald Suddurth - A Kindurgurhfll Mrs james F. Tvurrwy Ninthz-rnuticsf2ml und 3rd Mass Maxrcvllu U':1rr1m.'u! Mrs john Q Njlklllx 1rh1.fL.fl.- ls' flnlsll' 71 KJQ , 11.5 Q I ,. 'fu I Q!-1 1'9- Marllm L0u1'.s'e Allbrillen f3,H'1lr.x' Marllzu . . ll perxwz rvrl' ,St'Il.X'lII'V6' I0 lila' . . , lnvus 111 wrzlzl . , . lwupx' II .vecrer lover hldclwl In locker IIllHIl7t'I' I . . . encouragnas' Ullzers In uunlribule llll'lI' lalwzls-large or small . . . fnzds huppr'11m.v and wnlenlnzenl in lllauglzt .,.. x 'he' .rings willz meaning and l7?llLlI4l '... her llf? will hu of importance and her wurafs' will bc' afgrval value. ?l7 Ile ver ges or en! Ind 1nd F-x Joan Alison Barllelr -1 wrlrs ' Alzson . . . b6'0lllIfl,ll blue eyes . . . how do you get to Lawrence? . . . pretly smile , , . bubbly . . . gracious hostess . . , hara' worker . . , always willing to help . . . darling laugh . . . refreshing honesty .,,. v imply charming and altrac lzve l79I',SOI1Hlllj, Q: yay' Rosy . . . her smile is contagious, her warmth radiates . . . I've never me! a man I didn't like . . . loved by every- one who knows her . . . deep understanding and genuine concern . . . bouncy and beautjul . . . No one who has ever known Rosy willforget her. . . She's one ofa kind- lhe mos! loving and loved, deep ye! fun, beaullul person alive. . . Thank you isjusl nol enough. 26 RlJ.S'C1llll? BOhCll7llOll 2 iff-wars if Blythe Brtgham f4,1'E'UI',Y Yr Blythe . . . quiet beauty . . . .veents to hold a great deal of wisdom . . . pretty figure .... vweet . , , gentle kindness . . . very feminine . . . mature . . . alwztyx anxious for the next college vacation , . . u bright and pretty, wonderhtl girl. 27 Carol A nn Brown Iiyeam' If Brownie . . . a girl of dark elegance . . . always looking for excitement . . . very intelligent . . . has found new iden- tity with poetry . . . an admirer of Carl Sandburg . , . became a member of an exclusive club at midnight De- cember 31, 1967 . . . treats everyone with kindness . . . loves the beauty of mountains . . . had many wonderful experiences in Europe . . . Carol will continue to bring happiness to all she encounters. 28 king bfi!- bel 'rlul ring Beverly Lynn Evans S 'l't'lll'.V ik' ,... Dx Kids, Y' 'D Bcvle . . . beaulqlul vom' . . . hyslcfrnwl . . . greal glen' club presldenl . . . always on a die! . . . ilu' Clczxx 5wc'c'I- hcarl , . . Crj mc a river . . , aluavu bubbling owr will c'xcitvn1er1t . , . emorional . . . caring . , . rule ax cz bllllllll . . . everyone loves fl lover . , , f7C'l'ft'C'l for her lead in Brigudoon . . . Bev i.vj11.xI an adoralwln' xxwulie . , . wlml else fan he said? T9 'I r .1 we F Ill Q. I X- , V ii? l Ex e E V i Q I I l 'mr' Ii- KLQ. V in Sallie . . . gorgeous bland hair . . . Iall . . . perjevljigure , . . greal candidate jar Pem Day lzamevoniing queen . . . very sweet and feminine . 4 . a uf!!-1'H of .x'1ir1.s'hii1e ..., s 'he'x proud of Barxmw and Barsmw is prima' af her . . . great Iniernational Club presicleiil . , . heauliliil 'VFI hzimlvle . . . larilaslic' warllrobe . . . ri siiirvre love for life anal all il holzlv. 3 N Sallie Virginia Francis 5 years Lyn Fryer 13 years Lynnie . . . a darling imp of a girl . . . fnally got her driver's license . . . loves to be with people . . . some- times goes crazy in the senior room . . . wants everyone to be happy . . . thinks a great deal about what the future will bring . . . pulls every- one into her world of capers, fun and excitement . . . she is a delight to know and to haveforafriend. H sf' VJ I 4 Wx! Henrietta Gates 9 years '+. xl XS-Afxxo Tx?- -J ' xf Q, , Henri ..,. v lim and lovelx' . . . treats people with respect . . . has a remarkable familft '... life is verv special to her. . . loves to talk . . . Henri, will you open the candy locker? '... dedicated worker and president ofthe B.A.A. . . . cares deeply about others . . . extrenzelr intelligent and lzappg '.,. spends her summer in Maine . . . is a wonclerlizl friend . . . all can trust her and can appre- ciate her sparkle. 33 is-f' A? -89 Patricia Jane Germann 6 years Germ . . . two n's, please. . . . great tennis player . . . very intelligent . . . the senior class is grateful for all the work she did as president . . . beautjul eyes . . .friend- ly . . . great on Youth Court . . . responsible . . . Pal has set her goals high and will reach them. i 5.4 fx' 1 - 6 'L 3 1 I i l 'ik F5 , :Vi 4 - 5 ' 559 'Evil l ' ' K' fe X X , 3 3 my-4' x e she xv A nn De wey G reen field I year 1' Greenle . . , tall, blonde and jitll ofspirit , . . misxex lhe snow white mountains of Colorado .... S els goals for her- self and then reaches them . . . a good student . . , very capable worker . . . excited by England . , , wants life 10 befull of challenges and .vurprixes , . . can be found read- ing SKI . . . Annie will make her life interesting, ex- citing and xtzccesgfiil. C5 4 2 ir Q s the has a with . ap- s are Mary Elizabeth Hoover I4 years Hoov . . . lillle and very pf'lllF . . . her sum- mer in California will never be forgotten . . . loves to hug . . . she has ajavorile place . , . psychedelic is a part of her life . . . wanls lo return to the sun . . . many dwerenl kinds ofpeople excite her . . . never fails lo wash her blonde hair al seven a.n1 .... is a delighl lo all who know her . . . had a ball on the beach . . . wonderful things do come in smallpackages. 0- Elizabelh Ellis Jones 6 years Lisa . . . will never forget her marvelous experiences as A.F.S.'er to Japan . . , deadline for those articles is TODA Y! . . . best possible Student Council Vice- President . . .fantastic intelligence . . .fun . . .just doesn't know about those daises . . . very adult . . . Lisa is the kind of girl everyone respects and admires . . . she de- serves it all :Hr i 3 4 1- -qv' ' Barbara Barken Kahn 4 years Barbie . . . just an extraordinary person . . . absolutely perfect Student Council Presiflettt , . , brilliant . . . gentle sweetness . . . always a perfect lads' , . . respon- sible . . . writes breathtaking poetry , . . tlcep . . , kind . . , great as student director ol'Brigadoon . . . honorable . . .jun . . , never l'UHIfJlUllI.X '... itlval l1ostess,h1r our Birgitta . . , Barbie' scents as nvar pwjvet as possible ana' still can pause to take a deep breath ana'sa1' thank you . sv ,- 9 ls, .-5. 5 R ffflwvf- ' f Az.-f-.5-1?,.., ,Z .V W A. ' ' A ,., A , 1 Q rt I ,114 .. U- ,?A,,.1 Q -fu-nuke , - N - I ' , h . fs Q ' ' 1 ' l D 1 i'f'.-q.1q. , ' '- ' ' Y' ' ' ' ' , ' I . fx-4 . ' , ' if 'iff 3',5'Xf - L - miie-,' r Susanne Louise Kimball 8years Susie . . . exceptional combination of intelli- gence and beauty . . . always has an answer . . . beautzful legs . . . immaculate appearance . . . notorious for her gm from the zoo . . . she seems somehow to have immense wisdom and knowledge within her . . . occasionally found in a beautqul blue corvet . . . loves W. C. Fields . . . great skier . . . Susie will obtain whatever she sets out to in lye . . . she'sjust that way. - .,Q,n 'H-W S0 Il '-,W fix.:- .M I.-N' fit 619s Gaye . , ,found happiness with a daisy . . . her heart is in Bosron . . .frequent trips IO Topeka . . . always inleresred in others . , . deep, expressive eyes . . , paints beautwflly . . . loves Ihe ocean , . , very involved willz life al Barsrow , . . we are all gralefal :hal Gaye mme Io us and added so much to our las! year of lziglz school. Gaye Carolyn Powers lyear Peggy Jo Price 6 years Peggy . . . beautiful modesty . , , great senior class presi- dent . . . unbelievably organized ..., 9 wee! and kind to everyone . . . wonderful B.A.A. presidenl . . . very smart, but math? . . . Besseme mucho! . . . hard worker. . . generous with her time and skill . . . loves children . . . wonderful at Project Headstarl . . . because Peggy gives so much of herseU' to oihers, she is sure to find happiness inlife. Oh 65 M 1. aft ' 42 s presi- ind to smart, EF... EH... y gives pines nsq Lindy . . . radiantly beautijtil . . . a dedicated worker . . , always willing to help . . . very worthy ofthe praise given her. . . wonderful speaker. . . understanding. . , so much to give . . . requests More . , . outstanding in every- thing she does . . . amazingly aware . . . poised. . . com- passionate . . . makes people feel wantea'jrom the first . . . will always bring happines.v wherever she goes. A3 Linda Sue Schooling 6years Janice Marie Seidelman 5yeanv Seidel , . . bouncy, happy, blonde . . . can'1 be found near home on a Friday or Saturday night . . . loves people . . . great dancer . . . a wonderful, wonderful friend . . . un- tarned . . . always doing special things for people . . . orange is afavorite . . . Chain, chain chain . . . drives everywhere . . . loved by everyone . . .feels deeply for anyone who is hurt . , . always strives to make others happy . . . mother's litlle devil . . . always rememberedfor thefun and happiness she gives to others. 44 HEIZI' r . MH- ri ves ' for hers for Laura Esther Stephens 2 years Laura . . . beaulijlal mind. . . deep and caring . . , so very kind and understanding , . .fun . . . CalJornia sunshine . . .javorize colors -black and while . . . so sweel . . . a lrue friend . . . possesses a sincere concern for much more than mos! . , , very unsuperficial unmaterialislic . , . always an open heart to anyone who needs her . . . Laura sees where olhersfear to look. 'Ei' 'J' - !B ,f ' u ,V Beth . . . who ever said looks and brains don't go togeth- er? . . . marvelous skater. . . absolutely brilliant, especial- ly in math , . ,friendly . . , warm . . . witty . . . beautUul hair . . . plays the piano elegantly . . . responsible and organized . . . abundant in ability, Ialent, well, l could go on forever. 46 Elizabeth Ellison Salton I4 years hai - fan , ,.W'2s I . ,, 115 Liza Lou . . . loves the mailman . . , carey so much about people . . . always in lhe lil' red Opel . . . has a coffee cup named RICKY , . . devoted jan ofrhe Sensalionx . . . a beautiful ring on her leh hand . . , runaway . . . loses her way on furnpikes . . . concernedfor orlzers , . , zuzusual Ialenl for gelling herseU in nmvxex . , , long lfghr brown hair. . . eals conslanllv . . . fall ana' darling , . . llmniesr family alive. . . l0u'3 a Crazy, womlerjizl, lu'a11lUiflpL'rX0r1. A Ellzabeth Macon Toler .Alb 9 years I U ii.. gt I -i Fu. 4 N 4 Birgilla ..,. V uch a doll . . , prvlly blond hair . . . darling llffelll . . , 'forget il, I Can'I renic'nibc'r the word' '.,.. x 'o quick Io learn . . . always niakes people happun '...L fllllllj' and darling . . . no! 6'l1,YllvVSlIOC'lif'll , . . loved by vveryoiie . . . Itlllglll each ofzis so much . . . loved Colorado . . , we all hope Ihal Birgilm hnx enjoyed ns as niurh as wc loved her. . . W6 llIl6VCI'.f0I'gt'I her. a....J..f- + N X QQE , NIA L lf Xa? f' Z it nl . .. ,lZ. l abulw si , X Birgitla Weibull rms . . . V, . .gi A am, has - ,ev I 1 lyear Z? W , . -' -.. l if '-3 Mary Lou . . . can always find something to laugh about . . . would rather play than work . . . beautlul hair, . . will always be remembered for her junior summer tri- angle . . . great offer of B.A.A .... can you D.I.G. I Ty, . . . nleedeal. - - a friend that will not fall to be there when 50 Mary Anne Williams I 0 years SICNIOH XVlLLS lim' Evans, will my love of history to Mr, Ia 1,1232 I .I ings 1 ant my ove of Mr. Langstaffto Melissa. Pat Cermann, will my gymnastic ability to Kim Campbell. Sallie Francis, will lialpli, Curly, Tony. and Tommy to Fiona. Alison Bartlett, will my razor sharp wit to Marty Bayles. Liza Toler, will my athletic ability tn Debbie Smith. Peggy Price, will my imitations of my inliibiterl giggle and high voice to Dana and O.B. Lyn Fryer, will Mingi-Lou tn Beastie, Susie Kimball, will Beastie to Mingie-Lou. janice Seiclleman, will my drivers license to anyone who can find it. Rosy Bohannon, will Public Schools and Happiness to Nancy M Red jackson. Ann Greenfield, will Debbie Smith my Desert Boots, Martha Allbritten, will my outrageous optimism to Tweerlle Dee and Tweedle Dum. Blythe Brigham, will my freckles tn Marilyn Foster. Gaye Powers, will my gymnastic ability tn Missy Brosnahan. Linda Schooling, will the Weatliereock and picture taking tn Mr, Huston lpoor guyi, Betty Hoohcr, will my appreciation to Mr. Huston for his Understanding and patience. Harlene Hipsh, will my back-yarcl swing set to Debbie Rice. Martha Fizzell, will my fantastic chemical experimentation ability to Ester Byers. Carol Brown, will my outstanding athletic ability and three more years of gym class to jordon. Laura Stephens, will all my love and admiration to Mr. Hitterspaeh. And to Miss MeCle I will all my gym and mini-skirts. Birgitta XVcibull, will my lianclbag contents to Mrs. Lott. Mary Ann VVilliarns, will my promptness to hockey practice to Leslie Teel. GanoTschutly, will General Detlaulle to Nlaclame Barnes. Barbara Kahn, will ii liorne forever in tlie lieart nl' America tn Birgitta. Liga jrmcgv will my extremely ziel ive sm ial lite to Senior XViclows and janice Yukon, Both Summ W ill emltliliiiie green grass tri-es antl playground to tpicnici-lovers everywhe 51 Brian lland, FC vlan- p 'fs P 'QQ H' qu 1 f H 1 px' Q w 6 . K M wif' 3. FIRST ROW: Ruth Pollock, june Pettegrew, BACK ROW: Ester Byers, Dchlmie Rice, Vicki Little Junior Class S 5 ST SlCMlCS'l'l'fll Olfl Prusiclc-nt l-Istvr Byers Vice-Prvsiclcnt Marilyn Foster Svcreiury Nancy Simpson i 5 ll 1 i Vicki Hancock, Bucky Erickson. Christina Huston, janicc Yukon, Ellen Brcsimliain. Simi- Uhodluurx Nancy Simpson I 54 SECOND SHNlli5'l'lili OIVFICIICRS Prcsiclc-nl Nancy Simpson Vicv-Prcsirle-nt joun Hyder Svcrctury Ellen Brvsnuhun ' 5 f I 1 5 3 3 1 i ? gf V FRONT ROVV: Dvhhiv Hingslon, juan Rydvrg BACK ROW: Debbie Spm-urs, lfilz-cn Brvsnahun, Suzy Aurnn. ,, 1 q , .1 iz. ' , . 'xllv Him, BACK ROYV: Marilyn l 09lvr, FRONT Ron. c,,.lin WH.. 1.n!r 14 XI fu I mlm If s,,N,.,. xml. , ,.-H IJVL1 X M 1-Wf 55 COX D SEM l'fS'l' 1 Prcsiclvnt Lcigll jmws Vice-Pri-simlvnt Lynn Sntlnfrlnnc Secretary -'l'rL-usllrcr Annv Swanson l , 1 , Y VickiAsl1l1y,CIl.n14liu Kelley, Guy Taylor: SEATED: Nancy jackson Janice O'Bricn, Sum lYinh'rH, l,L'lgl1jnlIL's, lhnn lllnullxlvy. Xnn llnlflelcl, jvaln Bullnlgurali, SEATED: Molly Schlup ,Nl RUN v X un y Nlnrnw Xnnn Sn nunn HXClxI I 1 FRONT ROVV: Mcrilyn Krigel, Ginny Mohr, Susan L00 Murray, Nancy Pvtcrson, Kathy WVclls, Paige Midcllcmwss, Churlullc Russellg BACK ROWV: lfclen Bri1lg0llsgAlrsent.MissyBrnsnulmn,Ceriflillwcrt. FIRST SlfMl':STER OFFICERS Prcsiclcnt Susie Ryder Secretary-Treasurer Clmrlotte Russell SHATED: llclvn Tlnunpwn, BACK ROW: .Xlirv Iinlminxon. jill P:-tu-ara-xx. jvunic l7urn.xll. Siclm-5 jullnwn. l .1t!y Spraullin. l,inrl.n Nh-rlu-l K 58 Shellvy King. Nuncx Shapiro, Brivn jurclun, Limln Whih-, Kntln llurwickur, Nlurir' Mlanxs, Ann Divlrich, -XmlK1'lly,Sln1r-liymlx-1' Freshman Class SECOND SENlliS'l'liIi OI l ICIl RS l'r4-sidcnt Kathy IlllIlZiClii'l' Vice-President M n-r' ilyn Krigc-I Sl'Cl'l't1lff',Ikl'l'LlSlII'l'I' I PillllBUXX1'l'5 l!llS'l' RON' X nrgium Sum Sl'fC'0ND ROV: l7r.nm' Nth.: In In Irma! M H Im-f 'lllllilJRUU': Ibdwlm-XXI1wl1-4-L.l'.4ml3um-lx Jw I P N w -.1-P -7 --Y V WK f' 5, GCE I in Q .. 1' f' 4 . ,I I- . ,f 5 ' I A 'f'-'.,.' K 0 fRc5A1'rz1z ! A I inn Honor Council rf ,- 1: Honor Council nurmhvrs FRONT ROW- C'-utlw Miller Cano ' ' , , ' ' - - ' L2 L h, ' -. - ' V ,V -- .' , Vchlldyy Presidente UAH Grwnu wcwhml BACK Row: Nflllyirmjanet Nnlmn, Henrxctla Cans, Leigh Innes, Ednn Kariessentes 1 Kilril-ssl-rm-Q Mmnlu-rx FRONT ROW: IRI:-r Hu-rs I,mrI.n C11-rmunn, Lisa jom-5, Hvnnvtlu Lutz-s, haul C.rr-vm-, C..1rol Nrlnmliml. Ilnlhx Xhllm Xlnrtlun Van- ll pzn-mimi Bw liroun,vncu-pn-mln-nt. l3n'tlxSl1llon Y.ul1n'xj.u'Lwolu Y , lkmrxs. IR-ggx l'r1u' SICLUXIJ HOU: Ihnlvvf kdm ll, 67 French Club hgtltfp French Clulu Ollicers: Mrs. Clara Barnes, faculty sponsor, Carol Brown, president, Blythe Brigham, secretary, Alison Bartlett, vice-president. g fgtanvl V La Na panish lub Spanish Club Officers Mrs, Mcrna Pratt, faculty sponsor, Bev Evans, prcsiclcnt BACK ROW: Delvlxie Rico, vice-president, Dickey Seidlitfl ,FRONT ROWV: Pat Ccrmann, presidcnt, treasure-rg Carol l .1ucllcr, sf'c'rct.n'y. lfslcr Bvcrs, sccreturvg j11ru'Pcttvgrz-xx, trcusurvr ' ' AE ,. 68 YI A Latin lub X 1 1 'I I Latin Club Ofiicers, FRONT ROW: Susan Reno, preSid0nlg president Mrs. Anschuutz, fucuily spnnwrg Kathy Hunzickcr, Nancy Morriss, president BACK ROVV: Ann Dietrivh, vice- sccretaryg Pain Sillhz-riumi, secrctury. Agathon-Literary Magazine if tl tiff ,,,,,1i,,,X gpyflfll- I-,ilf-vu lSriNn.iI1.iv., .w,ixt,u1ii Ilmncis Susan lframcis, Lcmliv Iliss, Nl.irtx Iinxlm-S, Riurlmni NTl':U:UnllJrH'lII xllmillinhli Ailhtm Hxgjx MUN: IJ xiii' K.ii1ii.w'riim .inlxiwn Nhirlhu iifzrll.w-iimrnixiwr ' , il - 6 7' S.. -ni., ,Ag ,I Glee Club f-ff? W ' f fl, :fl i . 5 Y , . .A -,f V . -m'2i'9 li,A I . . . -1 ,. la ' r 6 A-:S ,xr , xi, I' P4 :J Qld 1 ry?-Q 'fa' 'F - lui.,-1: 'zu 4 cl, :V9 5?l's' 3' x tit? . ,s. ..f-- 7 fy ' ef -we FRONT ROW, left to right: Pam Bowers, Nancy Peterson, Liz Leigh, Martha Fizzell, Bev Evans-President, Susie Ry- der, jill Pettegrew, Virginia Sims, Sara VVinter5, Suzy Aaron, Nancy Simpson, Vielti Little, SECOND ROVV: Diane Atha, Missy Brosnah in, Nancy Shapiru, janice Yukon, Kathy Wells, Alice Robinson, Ginny Mohr, Geri Gilbert, Claudia Kelley, Leslie Riss-Librarian, Vicki Ashby, june Pettegrew, Dickey Seidlitz, Kristin Hueter, Anne Swanson, THIRD ROW: Marty Bales, Carol Fuucher, Ann Trusty, Sidney johnson, Gail Giesecke, judy Bash, Karen McMillin, Marie Adams, Debbie Wheelock, Ann Dietrich, Helen 'l'hnmpsnn, Charlotte Russell, Christina Huston, Kathy Hunziclter, Gail Greene, Patty Spradlin, Merilyn Krigel, Marilyn Foster, Nancy Bixby, Ruth Pollock, jean Baurngarclt, Ann Hatfield, Mnlly Schlup, Leigh jones, Wendy Hcllings, Linda White, Sarah Reid, Absent. Beth Sutton-Vice President, Sallie Francis- Secretary, Lyn Fryer-Librarian, Barb Kahn, Peggy Price, Alison Bartlett, Henrietta Cates, LiSa juncs, Pat Cermann, Carol Brown, Pretenders-Drama Club l1?:xiu1eljxlllT K21l1fl.,-Lift! IQIIPS, Rjttll Leslie Ries, Christina llnslun ffl'resitlm-nt, Suzy Aaron-Vice P 'A-dx, V' :rl Lnj rtsiqent, Alt'-lu Little-Nice Presitlent, llcnrictta llqttw, Nam-y JJ,-Lt,,,,-54.1-,-pmm.Trvw resl cnt, Cann Tschutly, Linda Schooling. BACK ROW: surcr, l'm-ggi Price, Ilt-bln smut, ti '1 arlotte 'reene, Bixby, 'chlup. Reidg ncis- Price, rmann, Vice Red Cross-Communit Service I 6575? .ff .U Linda Schooling, president of the Kansas City Red Cross Barstow students to prepare friendship kits for children of Youth, witnesses Mayor Davis signing the proclarnution South Vietnam. The drives this year have been more success- declaring March i'Red Cross Month H Lindu has worked with ful than ever Book tore ,2 I FRONT ROYV: Susan ,Xlnhl-rson, Vicki Lillie, Cathy Nliiier, BACK RUYY: Becky Erickson, Ds-hiiy llingston, Nancy Simpson 73 The Barstow Athletic Association sponsors tht- many athletie programs at Barstow. Beginning with the hockey season, the BA.,-X, iiolcls a summer hockey camp to prepare the hockey USLIIII for games with Sunset Hill, Center, Brownell in Omaha, and Kent in Denver, Follow- ing the rncrnorahle student-faculty hockey game the Volleyball season begins, including games with Loretto and Notre Dame. Basket- ball soon hounees around, highlight- ed by the Barstow-Sunset hasketlmall game anal luncheon called Playtlay. The B.A.A, Banquet and Song Contest culminate the Winter Sport season. Spring Sports inclucle tennis, fencing, and track and field. The B..-X,A.'s aim is to Stimulate good sportsmanship and school spirit. B.A.A, Officers, FRONT ROW: Peggy Price, presiclentg Henrietta Cates, presiclentg BACK ROW: Diane Atha: Nancy Simpson, treasurer, Karen NleXlillin. Absent-Nlary AnneXVilliurns-sec. .A.A. - Art Club Art Chili Officer s Hn-elm l'frir-ksrm, vice-pri-sideiitg Marty Baylcs, president: Clay Taylor, vin im.Wli.,,i ljphlyir- Ilimgstoii, prt-sifient l7.iu.i Iilvziltlwy. st'Crt'l.iry 75 I if g. fn, ,x.., fo Q- I. .4 l. lv -oin- .,. 1 ...- . 1 s 53rff35Ew. -- ,,.gnm 'QWLx -pn. sf Y . H I ,.'. :N -ff ff' -r? ff'.' .4104 ,-va' lzgfinff Xnj , TA- 4 , . -IL:-. YJ!!--XQ' L. ' 'r 45, 1' , 9 x--4'f. f' f. 5-F., ,, . -P. '-or 05.72, '.' K 1 7' xg N ' v 'f -Q f ' ' W 7 ., .I C- . l-. , r A - fl f 'gl . , X - . . I ,.- r', I- I- H V - '. -.u4- -T15 Jung, Ps . V 'V . 3'-' .f, g.-,VF ,1 ' I. L ' ., , x ' x' -4, Aww 1 uf V 1 -1 , , I N 1 O 1 s. 5, v , ills ff! X 4 'tg .lffiu'kT'4 'EX -37 -ne..-L ig if? , rl B. .. gkvfi' ,yy- f?.'f .. P 'rf i 'I' . HEECICS Victorious arsity Hockey Teams A ,Ewa .QgQQ,i,.Q.QQf'.,.,: W' .. .,.. i , , f M ' ' .. .,...,A - . H U . . , . W V P+ A . 4 I .4-ni, 4 V Left to Right: Cathy Miller, Leslie Tool, Dann Blcuklvy, Peggy Price, Ioan Ryder, Hvnrivttu Cnkvs, Mary Anne O. B. O'Bril-n, Susie Kimball, Lynn Sutherland, Put Cc-rmunn, Williams. Nancy Sirllpsnn. .i h- ....,......,,,.....,..... . , . ......-- Lrft to Right: Wvnclx Hvllings Cuil C'iz'Ss'clu' Karen Ilinptcwru ltgl' F ' - , ,. . ' ' ' ' ' ' Y' ' N- ' A ' X1 B .hz . T. ' ' ' - Lu, Ixuhm kumn wcxlillin' juan Blulnmurdt- Ilxiuh JOHN. lc rmus lux rom: in l nm Ulm, Brwn jorLl.m 75 Anne Bu rs! ms Hairston Bu rstoxx Hairston Hairston Bu rstmx Bu rstou Sunsct SllIlSl'l SllllSCl Ornuluz Kc-ut Soutlm Faculty 0 1 I I 0 1-st 1 I Hockey pros use lcamwork for victory Cer1'er forwards are still friends after the student-faculty game ll.um,m.,,,Q,,.p gum.rhr-trgulmmi ilgnml luckl111flLlll'l1c'l1vrL'aiLiznlw 5 f Y , , ' C . , 4 H jf -1' A ' ..' fn 'EIB '- '- . Y'.'l,':f:+ A . t ..V, , 3, V, amigm A V W ,- L' n , ', T rw v- f Vg A L- -M mi 'f 1' V54 - - A QL 1 f4'.1 ' .f ' . , ' ,, ..f',1'1 , ' - r q A A ff V, ,A ,' Q A1 V K '-' P mfg -'-:qw ,,- A' -K 1 V. ,V A , H . M , L 1 Jai . ' 'I W -W., , ' I 1 ., up '-07. xl . +'lse,1w-.:.Z.,-Q, W A ' Lynn 1-lmums around in tha- sludn-nt faculty vullcyhull gumu. Mr. Riltvrspuch bombs down llw hockey Held in thc stu- dcnl-faculty gurnc. uw. Chvvrleudms CU' nY'l'C'T'O'R'Y-L . Thcstudvlltsuwallra-xuuxrrmtnnmll1vxrullvylmullgzullv BO l FRC lm-k Lump! s '54 Varsity Volleyball Team 5. volleyball gzumf '- .mf L.. th' ..u5:5' ...I FRONT ROYV: Left to Rlglll. Laura Strplu-ns, lJvI:lvif-X!l1v4-- Karvn Hingston. Kathy llunzickcr, BACK ROYV: Virginia luck, Ann Kc-lly, Dann lilvuklc-5, jam 0'l3rivn, LL-Sliv Tvvl. Sums CaIl1yMill0r, Capluing Lynn Sulhcrlaml, juan Bnulngarcll, Burlliv Kuhn, a. Kxgrvn ,xml Iurulm v null up I1:r!l1vxrclm'.ltllx wrus BI .'EL,- fk Gym Interest in i i I , FRONT ROW: Leigh VVL-therill, Ann Lyons, Butte MIDDLE ROW: 1,4-slit' Tcui, Lynn Suthvrlandg Brown, Dvhhi DeB0rci,jL:an Ilcilings, Debby Spears, BACK ROVY: Pagv Branton, Kathy Krigvi, Pam Diane Stewart, Melanie Smart, Martha Davis: Sutherland, Susan lh-no. Cathy It115ii,SuSan Field I 4 Y I 1 i ' I -no I 1 it . i, ri f i 3 1 i 84 E511 scinoof, ms L Barstow Sends Lisa jones to japan When you think of japan, you automatically recall Mt. Ifuji, geisha girls, heautiful silk kimonos, and lots of rice. These are what came to my mind, too, when I first found out that I would spend eleven weeks in Tokyo with the Yamasaki family. Now, looking hack on my A.If.S, summer, I can see the country and my experience in a better perspective. The commercial and tourist places are only a small part of the whole, They are of little lasting value in com- parison to the people I met, friends I made, and things I learned. Over the summer, I was faced with in- dependence and responsibility. My standards -90 s if ?' Lisa masters japanese table manners. and ideals were tested and altered time and again .ts ai result. I have changed inwardly in my attitudes toward life and toward other people. All of you here at Barstow are a part of this unforgettable experience. Your love and friendship travelled with me into the lives of my wonderful japanese family and friends. This summer was so marvelous hccause it did not end when I left japan. My experience will continue to infiuence and enrich my life and the life of those around me. Thank you, Barstow, for making this summer possible, if fr is .fr I p , - 1 ii'- -3iQZf? Lisa joins friends in japanese dance lessons. im and ly in other H of and es of ISC il iencc J lHe TIITICI' 1 Is, V ,f' 's , 1 A i 4- , , F , , , 5 ,i --..f ' mm. if 4? . flluvi' .rig Lisa and her japanese futhvr pose fur u picturv on wmv nf their WL-ck-L-nd trips to thc mountains 2 v . x . QR . . Hrs. Yamzxsaki shun s Lim slum- svcrcta uf jupnncsu cooking I In mr! hwy j Lp nn-w vm-r rm-Lu durluu ax lm-uk .xl sc-lmn! Barbie Kahn-HExperi1nenterM to France It Q, H . w 3 .- - 5 -.i..p.. . Barhie's French sister of Brittany. dresses in costume typical I spent .fue nl thc must XttPII1l1'I'llll summers of my life in l-'i.uiu- on tha- Iwpeiiun-nt in Internatioiml I.ly'- ing Xly l'IXtJt'I'IlIll'IIl I-ypei'it-lice began late in june in Putney, Yi-rnirmt. wlnvu- Xmerieaus heaciiug to all parts ol' the worlfl Q1llllt'l't'tl lor orientation. ZIU of us Heyy to Ifrauee where we met our lureign families. My Iamily. the Cretaux. liyecl in the small toyyn of Coiieron just outsitle of Nantes on the Atlantic coast of Frauce. During my Iour weeks with them I triecl to become as much a part ut the family' as possible. In the begiuning I spent much of my' time playing games with my' eight Ifreneh brothers antl sisters. As I became more competent with the language I was able to help ITU' parents in their store Ila pharmacieI and to do the daily' shopping tfaire cles coursesi, On weekends the entire family' piled into the Volkswagon bus ancl clrove to beaches on the Atlantic. We spent one week vacationing in the heart of Brittany' where I was charmecl by' the Celtic culture and people. After four weeks with my' family' I joined nine other Experimenters and their French brothers and sisters for a three-week camping trip in France. Luxemburg, Germany, and Switzerland, VVe then spent a week in Paris seeing as much as we could of the famous sights and exciting people before returning to the United States. The Experiment experience was valuable to me in many' ways but especially in that it was a living, breath- ing experience-one that has made the world, the cul- ture, the people across the sea much more real to me than ever before. I wish everyone could experience an experiment in international living. Sincerely, I5 k 2 I 'Q N ' ' n 51 s. I fx Barbie arrives ' .' . - . . Franco yylth hxpirinuut group in Nantes, Barbie spent four weeks with the Cretatix lixunily' in Coueron, I' rauce 92 '1 .. La Brovel Tsch june York five try. Cree' seein BITIOII in T sevei Mila zerla from Fran in P2 Font Thei in Ll had Euro I .1 f my Liv- ne in parts flew vn of ist of ad to n the with more J my daily -ntire fe to ming v' the other isters burg, ek in tights nitecl ie in eath- ' cul- o me ience '11 ul mil European Summer School Tour Last summer four Barstow girls, Carol Brown, Martha Fizzell, Peggy Price, and Cano Tschudy, spent eight weeks touring Europe. On june 15th, the girls left Kansas City for New York where they met Mrs. Clara Barnes and tive more girls from various parts of the coun- try. The group flew from New York to Athens, Greece, where they spent three days sight- seeing hefore setting out on a hoat cruise among the Creek Islands. They stopped lmrietly in Turkey and then traveled on to Italy for several exciting days in Rome, Florence, and Milan. From Italy the girls proceeded to Swit- zerland to embark on a tour-day motor tour from Geneva to Zurich. They then traveled to France where they spent one month studying in Paris and taking weekend trips to Versailles, Fontainehleau and the French tlliateaii country. Their European tour eonelutled with three days in London, England, The girls agreed that they had spent eight yyonderlul weeks touring Europe, Ap-- ii 93 N. Freshmen-Sophomore Play Contest Intent characterization hy Sophomores reveal long hours of rehearsal. hman l-'reslnnvu i-ntvrtzun tht- .nulit-ni 1- tx itll it The Freshman-Sophomore play contest took place during the week of Halloween. This year the Freshman and Sophomore classes were given two weeks to rehearse several acts from Shakespeares K'Taming of The Shrewfi The girls concentrated on originality and interpretation. The Fresh- men substituted different actresses through- out the play while the Sophomores invented a very clever introduction. Both plays were given in gym clothes with as little scenery as possible. After the Freshmen were chosen victors, they attended a party given by the Seniors. The juniors hosted the defeated Soplioniores. I I 4 I 4 1 It i Q uThe Cruciblew J Drama by Barstow, Sunset, and 1 em-Day if ff' O 0 Z. john and Elizahelh before the trouhle in Salem Betty Parris Nev, Samuel Parris Tituha Abigail Williams Susanna Wallcott Ann Putnam Tliomas Putnam Mercy Lewis Mary XVarren john Proctor Rebecca Nurse Ciles Corey Rev. john Ilale Elizahcth Proctor Francis Nurse Ezekiel Checver john Willard judge Hathornc CAST llenrietta Cates, jntly Yeckcl Mark McPhee Cynthia Smith Suzi Aaron, Cathy Clinton Leigh jones Pam Kemper, Tanya Blades Nick Boneff Nanci jackson, 'lorry Torrenee Cano Tschurly. Vicki Little Barln Deputy-Governor Danforth Sarah Coocl Greg Allen ira Kahn, Niltl Peeke Steve Harris Roger Cunningham Martha Allhritten Carol Cavanaugh David Oliver George Byers Neil Stiffclman Rick Melclier Steve Suskin Christina Huston ll.irlw.ir.i lxahn prepares in.iki-up ln-lore the shon, 100 ckcl 'hee nith mm :nes ldes muff -nec ittle HUD -vkc nrris hum ttcn ugh iver ycrs nan 'her 'kin stun l. P 4 clay the the mich my, gs. rf:- as Ulfll her ted ndy fity Dro- ges he wus, incl -ST I Q 'l'hL' Nativity ik rciiin-inimvrud in song by the Inu cr whool. X .,,l' 6 4 E Qi H.irslmx's 5mm-miixil Sing iw:-R In Min-ii imm mimi i I'lw-1 I,w- 'lSiv,'ill1'vf-MIX I The Tri wiiuol ni.uiri:.ils umm- X45 anmiili 103 ng lim lnilrlsivii Simi- iliirris jniin Iixttun Str-xv f.c14iriiii.ni Kfiirixliim Ilnstnn i Slumit Dniiyinpin Larry Holger i Xln-Q Iirnc-kin Suzy Aurnri i , ,Xrviiiv livniun iJ1lll'i1ii9f7Il i -ailnn Ccurgs- Byers Xmirm-xx NiLlL'l,L1Il'll Xliks- Blaiiw 1 Bur-rip lfxuns i joan Klan-I,urvri Nancy' jackson i Ciiuriir- Duirynipiv Bob Postlclilxizlifc Haggis- Aririermii Buriulru Kuhn Xlr. Lundiv Stcuurt Ashton i Niulioli Iiimscli Ifrinik Kevin Wodlingcr junc Aslitnri Cutiii Clinton Mr. Lnnciie explains the lniruclv of Brigadmm, 1 i I, n i i, i iz 3 I i I bi i i Q I I 1 i I , ii i ii 'I'unigiit .unix sim gum 1 q. W x sich nrris tton man stun lger xron lson yers lake vans :son nite ahn lton lself mger ltnn Brigadoon Presented by Barstow, Sunset, and Pem-Day .'ffir'I M 2 ,I , ,Q 1 ' -N sn 5 . 9 YX' - - 2-SQ? . Q, tg . f. , l Lg xi. x L x- 1-V Vs., . X 2222 ff :QL fy -' Q15-X1111f?3l: Y- ' git ' . l'lE1 !m if 2 X7 ,X X Q 5.5 1.1 I 1 N1 45 ,ki ' -'us , J' , Evil ,, . 1' --E525 ':!:5'-f.- 9- X 32555 'fleet ' l ,x S ' if ' r - '1!IZZZ.g-fftir ' x l N V 3 ' 'lflomc ye tu thc fair to 5' 1 'ww' 1 I -,-- My --'. . - '-5453. ' '.- ' 1 . ffl' lx. 4 , . , --,,V ,-s 4 -.,,,'..11,:., V. 1'4:x3lh 3' u ,? ' . se' ff 1 N513 W' ff - .- '-r' .a.x,qN- : ' grvx N '..s1 5x71 Y- N Xl,-Q X,-,lrwllw lfyr ilu' Imp nl lu r lllr' 105 V. 'Q V Q a lfiolm 11ml'I'ummygowalkingthmuglxthe hcuthur in llw llills W rx Zk' I 1 5 r 1 i I 3 , 1 f , The Freshman Leapfrog Champion ofthe year. Shu rlcwrvccl il! Upper School Play Contest W siren 4.- . 4 1 371:-.awaits-r v Al 1 Mer junior Fashion Nloda-lx IO6 This year the l'pper School P tcst was held on April I6. Each c was given a subject on which to wr direct, and perform a skit. The suhjt were centered around typical teen life: The Telephone, iiljlothes Markup, and ii Dating. After working for tuo weeks, the classes presenter their skits without the use of sccnerw and costumes. The Freshmen huniorouslv showed the effects of makeup on fairy-tale charac ters, The Sophomores satirically por trayed teenage dating and the reaction of parents to the first date. iiDon't Let Clothes Close You Out was the title of the junior skit. The Seniors portraved the crisis between reality and illusion in their play, i'The Telephone The contest was judged on original use of topic, effective direction, and class participation. The Sophomores gained an Honorable Mention while the Seniors, for the third consecutive year, won the prized Tin Cup w..:i'ha5if,1- fr ,f fff Q' kqfif' f :T fc S -r Q : ,, e 72 1- The 'l t lc phont hclps Seniors spread tht xi ord about a Brom x box ragga,-3.-um Senior Independent ftudy Projects Blythe Brigham who helped teach ur! in the Burstrm lam cr St-html LIL-Wmristrutt-5 11 trmthpick muhilc murlr- hy first grairlvrs Rosy Bulizinrmrl and Ilurlvm' Ilipah perfrurrn their original time lriguv. Their project irnrilvr-rl ii gtucly ul rlmrnn uith an irrwtruu tor at l' NIK C. ., ,I ' , v y . !'T',l.,.y. Liurlu Sclumling plays with u IIeacISturt child at Shawnee Niiaxinn Park, 'lilirmigli their Scllinr project, I,inclu and Hirgittu hecarne Iumiliur uith prohlvrm in interracial uf- fairs, Guys- l'mxt-rs t-xpI.um tht- Iimm- fhc rlvssigiu-rl :xml rIt't'or.i!crI lor hr-r xt-nirrr prop-4-I I 'X N N S ,X B B I C, VI S IN A Tx C A G 5 I Ci B N H A C IA S 1' iff' 1 X is .'. C fi 'u x-nee and I af- Honors and Awards Horace F. Blackuell Citizenship Cup Ann Trusty First Year French Cup ,... . . Lucia Snyder Cup tAdvanced Frenchl .. Latin Trophy . . .,.. . , Advanced Spanish Cup .... Mildred Claudine Davidson Cup thistoryj .....,........... Mathematics Cup .., Science Clip .,......4.., Art Cup ..,.......,,...., Bryl Spronse Cochran Cup tathletic participation ..... Bryi Sprouse Cochran Plaque . . Suzanne Ryder Merilyn Krigcl . . Cano Tschudy Barbara Kahn Susan Reno . . Leslie 'I'cel Pat Cermann , . Cano Tschudy , . . Barbara Kahn Beth Sutton ..,,. Beth Sutton ... Sallie Francis . . .. Lesiic Tcei tspiritj ........,..,...,...... Henrietta Gates Intra-School Athletic Participation A wa rd ,...........4...,., Gleed Gaylord Cup tjBBAJ .... Witham Poetry Cup .....,..... Shakespeare Cup .....4,,....,, Peggy Price ..,. Philip Bixby .... Cathy Rush Martha Allbritten Cano Tschudy Christina Huston Medill Smith Cates Cup tdramal .,... Suzy Aaron Academic Improvement Clip . . . . Nancy Brozman Miriam Babbitt Simpson Tribute . Linda Schooling Churchman International Cluh Award .................. Marty Cup tgice clubj Clee Club Cup tmusical talentl ,,. Start to Finish Cup- Traditions Clip . . . Initiative Award .. ,.. Gibson Cup Citizenship Au ard Barstowis Gift to Our Cuest Student ,,. ......,, ,.,, Martha Belle Aiken Cup for Scholarship .. ,. ...., . IIcadmastcr's An ard , .,...,,. Ada Brann Scholarship .Mx ard Cum Laude Society Birgitta Freshman Locket Senior I,ocltet , Sallie Francis Birgitta VVeibuII ,, Sallie Francis . Beverly Evans Christina Huston ,,,.. Lisa jones Peggy Price Martha Allbritten XY Linda Schooling Lisa jones Beth Sutton , Martha Fizzell Birgitta Fixzell .. Barbara Kahn . . Barbara Kahn Barbara Kahn Beth Sutton Cano Tschndy . Lisa jones Barbara Kahn Beth Sutton Cano Tschndy eilvnll Lhonorxirxl Xnn 'I rnstx Bei Fx .ins Peggy Price presents Freshman locket to Ann Trusty. Barbara Kahn receives scholarship cup Iroin Mr. Cordon. Xliss Xlctlleliand presents gilt ot eh.nr to Xlr Cordon Senior Circle Ceremony juniors and Seniors Quik at iiic traditional breakfast given by the juniors. Seniors in-gin circle ci-rc mnni imc making a Senior line, 's...x . - 'li' .4 Slzinciing oppnsiti- jiiniurs on circle. Seniors sing Nla1x Kin' Laird Bic-ss nnii Ku-p Nun ' IIO -,.,-.-.,.rL1!'lY.'?ifi3J. , juniors rr-ply to Seniors hy wingingUWv L'ndcrStand, 9 - - a pl.. X - . 11 1 Linda Srhmmllng mrru-s mn lnnhlum hx grunt VNU liuyh-s hvr wluur rlnu 1 1 3 Qsasyg Q AL hs junmrx p rss through sm-niur arch und into Ihr-ir wnmr 5 F 9 0 4.-..., ,z L .qs . -If -l Q fs? 4 kwwyq- ' .Af , 3 fx 3? V, . . 1- ,f Lf., f 3 , ' In 'Yi'T. A ,ff 1' gr. w. N-if ., in N -A219 , mf ,w-5 'A 'Nm s r Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: Tully Sims, Susan Olanmler, Dana Dreier, Bolton, Catherine Huston, Laura Riss, jill Ingram, BACK Ann Francis, Carolyn Francis, lillen Hipsli, Rick Harper, ROYV: lfranlc Ruein, N1ikeOuem, Charles Sunrlerlancl, Bucky Randy Seitlerl, SECOND ROVV: Terry Pourney, Laura Sandi- Ross, Bruce Meflarlliy, Nell Lott, Rolilmie Gilmore, Rick fer, Michele Hudson. Emily .-Xtlla. Connie Latsliaw, Tilvhy Coulteniircg Spears. l,imlejollnson. --.I rw----. If Einstein could only see us mmf 120 ACK lcky Rick s z ' -4 'A Mrs. Pine, she is nur love! ,J - .fr f' 4 Qfi' 1 P, Everything's up tn date in Kansas Ci!y! Fifth Grade E 3 5 1 x i 5 3 H -r FRONT ROYV: Wrfndx Whom-lock. Sllmyl Tilson, Cn-gg Iiusslf-wr Louise Hyder, julxc Sutton, Mun- Srnlnshurx, N.uu-5 Smxmon. Pulriclzl jilcohsoll. SECOND ROYY: Xmlrru Sigh-r, ,Inn Bishop, .Xllrc-rl jvlmlu, Chris Hnylvs julln' Ilnlor, john Xouug, NYIIIILIIH Collvl, I,.u1rl1' Ulm-lun. Hvtiilln Hmml. 'l'lllRD HUNH ,Xnnc Buuxngurdt, junicu Radko, Diana johnson, Stephen Murphy, Naomi Crecnhurg, jun Welker, Lisa Morris, Caklllvmm X1cGee, Nlurlc Goodspuccl. Absvnt- Mutlln-xx I-fxxiug,jom1 Flagg, Gregory Rosenberg 0 I i I P I I W 'w In studying our environment, x 3 v: J sccunfi graders learn about rocks Second Grade FRONT ROWV-Lcfl In Right: Chip Ingram. Sarah McCue. SIL-ve-n Trentoh, Xl:-rriil Pivrmn, Xin-Is Bvnizvrg. Patricia Wcthcrili, Taylor Mila, Diana: lm:-, jarnvs llvrwn. MIDDLE ROW: Ci1ri5Ost, Sandra White, Dun Dussvlivr. ,Xnn Nlrllray. Robert Kanter. Cindy Byrnu, Sandra Haxrllniacl.. Richarm Francis BACK RONY: Tudd Ifpstvn. Claroilm- Gionni Parrwln Drunlnmncl. Nui B1-.nun .Xnnv Pnltvri Xiarigarvl Fix-luis, Hobbs junvs. Barbara ,Xiir-n. llanivi Rum 124 Pre-Kindergarten 6 I 3 . , Morningfl,vl't to Right. Philip Kovrpvr, Steven Pitts, Brull Drummond, Sandy Roc, Joss Auld, Bill Bunker. Katherine Spencer. john Brunlfurcl. ,Ir , Faith Luther. 4 if 'Y -r' Pri .'i ...4 -1 v 4, i I W, A I 1 Xl.irL X Ln, Ylllll I7 f M, XJINH, IVMHH, mf., Xl.ntuu Lilywii Utwlvx Xlurhn this-nt llillnirclllnuluw 727 - gather. L- ..A My dad is better than your clad! Fathers and suns line up for relay Father-Son Cookout Fdlhz-rs L-mnpz-tv against suns in sufllmll Thffe 'U gd feud! and g0'g0'g 129 B0y,s Basketball Team Left To Righty Rushy Aull, Mike Sigler, Phil Bixby, Lee Williams, Hunter Lott, Mike Virden, Tim Tliumpsnn David Bolton, Lxirry' Bnycl, Henry Nvsmitli, Ned Cox, Marvin Gates B0y,s Wrestling Field Day l32 E I I I ,fl I f s 3 :T ls 7 X 'ff-.2 W: Q gs. 2 Q,' gil josephine Corcoran Ralph Rackstran . Little Buttercup . ,, Captain Corcoran . . . Sir joseph Porter . . Cousin Hebe . . , Boatswain ..., Dick Deadeye . . . C XS'l' .. Virginia Suns .. . Mike Sigler Eden Lee Murray Charlotte Russell , .... Lon Cross .,... Barry Davis Whit Mefllaughlin Donna Thomason Toni Calkins .. 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