Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1970 volume:

A - . lg '-. ,f . ,, ,M an ...L :., 1. , - ,,.. .0 l:1depe.:ue..f.a:,h1U 64050 tjiiil MID CONTlNENT PUBLIC LIBRARV llllllll illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I it i i i f y -sbg5g,gg ,,f?i'M ii, , E , ,.,.., .-:4 l 1, i The 1970 Weathercock published by the students of The Barstow School Kansas City, Missouri Editors-in-Chief Assistant Editors , Layout Editor , . . Copy Editor A Photography Editor A Advertising Manager Assistant Senior Section Editors Faculty Advisor Staii .. ,.. Gay Taylor Wendy l-lellings . . lVlerilyn Krigel Suzie Ryder ... Dana Bleakley . Susan Francis ,.. Ann Osgood ,,, Leigh Jones . , .. , Ann Dietrich ... . Anne Swanson Lynn Sutherland lVlrs. Cornelius Boersrna BOARD OF TRUSTEES Active Directors Mr. James P. Sunderland President ivir. William H. Russell Vice-Prwdenf Mrs. Hoyt H. Thompson Secretary Mr. Richard H. Spencer TV93SU eV Mr. Gordon E. Atha Mr. Peter C. Barnes Mr. David Beals 111 Mr. John B. Francis Mr. Jack W. Glenn Mr. Fred Goldman, Jr. Dr. James C. Olson Mr. John T, Pierson, Jr. Mr. Richard F. Sandifer Dr. Ned W. Smull EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Mr. Gordon Kent Lenci H93dl'Tl3'5f9V Mrs. Robert B. Riss President Alumni Assoc. Mrs. William H. Russell PfSSid9f1T BPA Mr. William H. Russell President Father's Club HONORARY TRUSTEES Mrs. Charles S. Alves Mr. R. Harrison Field Mr. Marvin H. Gates Mrs. Burnett Newell Simpson Miss Nell Snead Mr. Raymond B. White ADVISORY ADVISO RS Mrs. Benjamin C. Adams, Jr. George B. Ashby William Coleman Branton Dutton Brookfield Robert H. Busler Mrs. G. Guyton Carkener Arthur H. Cromb Hugh G. Francis Irvine O. Hockaday Robert P. Ingram Mrs. Joseph Kessinger John Kroh Lewis S. Mohr, ll Cas of May 1, 19699 Oliver C. Mosman Everett W. Murray Miss Margaret S. Neal Elliot Norquist Mrs. Phillip F. Rahm Frederick N.Redl'1effer F. Forsha Russell Mrs. William H. Shackelford Mrs. Walton Hall Smith Dr. Richard L. Sutton, Jr. Mason Thompson, Sr. Webster W. Townley 2 , J Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. BARSTOW PARENTS ASSOCIATION 1969-1970 OFFICERS William H. Russell Russell E. Atha Paul Byers William A. Collet L. Theodore Reinoehl COMMITTEE Robert Riss Don Thomason E. W. Murray Peter Bowers John Francis James P. Sunderland Mr. W. H. Russell Mrs. D. O. Smart, IV President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer CHAIRMEN Alumni AFS. Representative Barstow News Letter Chaperones Country Fair Country Fair Fathers Club Father-Daughter Dinners Upper School Mrs Henry Salisbury Middle-Lower School Mrs. William A. Collet Father-Son Cookouts Mrs D. O. Smart, IV Enrollment Mrs. Jay Olander Field Day Mrs Ray Sims Field Day Mrs George Ashby Graduation Mrs Thomas McGee Grounds Committee Mrs Hoyt Thompson Hospitality Mrs Coleman Branton Hospitality Mrs Ned Smull Hospitality Mrs Robert Ingram, Jr. Hospitality Mrs H. Edward Dreier House Committee Mrs Skip Bishop Library Mrs James P. Sunderland Library Mrs Richard Sanditer Nominating Mrs Lewis Mohr Safety Mrs W. Marshall Giesecke Social Service Mrs. Robert Q. Sutherland Traditions FAT H E RS C L U B William H. Russell President John A. Young, Jr. Vice-President Thomas R. McGee Secretary James B. Nutter Treasurer Leroy J. Eddy Directors Robert P. Wahlstedt Directors 3 The Barstow B can symbolize many things: hard work, fun, discouragement, inspiration. But most of all, it represents the enthusiasm and spirit students feel for the school. This spirit, shown at games, in programs, to strangers, and perhaps even in class, is a unifying factor for Barstow. We hope the symbol of the B in the Weather- cock will tie together the various aspects of school life-and indeed make this year's Weather- cock a reflection of the pride we have in BARSTOW C 'D Table ot Contents Faculty ..... Student Body ...64 .. 8 Seniors .... .......... 2 O Organizations ...,....... 86 Athletics .... 108 School Life ... ... 124 Advertisements 156 - l if L- it fri S,,..4' x 'x L new LTI:- fi' ., --- .- ifr- ..- .-n pn .ns 11 1 2' ,..-mm-f 5----fgfqgfagqm 7-fi? fFif1,'i' iff:- 41,1 1'-'4 !f:j?'Q 1. I' ' ms in x. W h :rg , 'ki ,s P 26? 3.-. . gg, k ' v Y wgxqfiel vw. .' - v V iff Vi-Zyl . x el Administration Mr. C. Elliott Knoke Mr. Joseph R. LeBlanc Assistant to the Headmaster Assistant to the Headmaster College Guidance, Director of Head of Middle and Lower School Admissions. Head of the Upper School Mathematics and Physics if x l 1' V.. 1 A14 Mrs. John E. Lott Mr. Clinton H. Gates Assistant Head of Upper School Director of Development History and Philosophy Mr. Sherman W. Kennedy Business Manager 4 1 1 i , f 5' Miss Louise Gillilan Scuence and Mathematlcs Mrs. R. E. Gyllenborg Mr. Gerald M. Harper MUSIC Mathematics 3 Miss Agnes Keach Mrs. Charles L. Kelley Mrs. Walter H. 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Who is the man this week, Bix? Victoria Nelson Ashby 13 years He wants to make a Goddess out of me, but I want to be Mickey Mouse. Vic . . . embarrasses easily. . . cute figure .. . alwaysjoking with Luisa about her accent . . . member of Foxy 75 . . . scatter-brained . . . sensitive. . . laughs at herself. . . plays left outer on hockey team . . . darling freckles . . . loves Rockhurst . . . Bite your Banancha . . . Luisa's American sister . . . vivacious . . . an enthusiastic athletic sup porter . . . perfect complexion . , , Mes- sage to Michael . . . usually seen with Claudia . . . writes upside down , . . has a hard time seeing over the dashboard . . . peppy. , . a true friend. Ann Boston Hatfield 73 years Oh world, I cannot hold thee close enough! Millay T' Ll' 6 'i 11 Sprouty . . . expressive fare . . , father's guinea pig. . . tops in manners and poise. . . There was a certain Freshman . . . excitable . . . very bashful . . . friendly. , . constantly looks darling . . . naive. . . Foxy 15. . . makes a good model . . . braces again , . . See you in Seventeen . . . great figure . . . loves animals . . . embarrasses easily . . . great gestures . . . math genius . . . striking features . . . has a good orthodonist . . . appreciates the little things in life , . , dainty. , . seeks perfection . . . confided in her friends , . . everything is monogrammed . . , uses clichefs when she speaks . . . lo know her is to love her. ........ ,.....-.,....v.--1--gp'----4-f--4-t ' ' N' Y V A- Susan Ge-re'Reno 12 years Reno . . . dependable , . . cooperative . . . always courteous . . . large deep brown eyes . . . loves her sunglasses . . . easily excited. . . always babysitting . , . has a loyal pride for Barstow . . . Cum Laude . . . patriotic . . . a warm friend. . . class leader. . . wants to work in the government. . . ingenious. . . genuine . . . great Honor Council President . . . sweet as can be. . . always with a smile. ln 'Alai Today, whatever may annoy, the World for me is joy, just simple joypf Bangs 116 Ann , . . quiet but aware , . . ar- tistic . . . Our Louis Armstrong of the class . . . placid organizer who really gets things done . . , knows Something about everything . . . al- ways willing to give advice . . . per- petual fire taptain . . , great pho- tographer . . . never forgotten in the bus skit with lynn Sutherland . . , always doodling during :lass . .. whiz in history.. tt hald worker Virginia Ann Osgood 10 years That of hir srnyling was ful simple and coy, Hir greptespe ooth was but by seynt Loy: Chaucer bg 1 'sv Gail . . , perpetually doing her homework . . . quiet, but once in a while says something marvelous . . , dependable, . . playful, . . smile lights up whole fare . . . shy. . . super bench warmer, , . ilWUflClPffUll'fl6'l1Ll. . . sensitive . .. clever. . . pretty lmiirlwritiiig. . seems quiet type, but always lziughingg , , loves gym . . . hates to reticl . expert im Amly Williams . , . loves TV ani! inoviw, , . fiilorf--, the ocean . . . surls at Naimkuli . harm owl texts , . , long fingernails , hi-.iiilifiil evils . ilecp laugh . . . loves Yiiin-Yum' lilies lfioisie Rolls ...sinrerca si Gail Louise Giesecke 9 years If a star fell I should hold out my hand. . . Muna Lee de Muhoz a uf' Marin ' I' autiful ip is to inder- Q 440 Red . . . fantastic dancer and actress . . . terribly liberal . . . perfect Student Council President . . . wants to be first woman on the moon . . . Foxy 15 . . . Homecoming Queen 7969 at PCD . . leader. . . honest . . . freckled smile . . . organized . . , always on a diet . . . en- thusiastic . . . involved . . . sparkles . , . individual. . . searching . . , delicious red hair. . . great halfhack. . . Red the Rebel . . , a thinker. . . cute freckles , . . ultra- brite smile . . . nee-ds her morning coffee to get her going . . vvarrn laugh . . . friendly. . . fun-loving . hates to spell . . . always looks cute . . peppy . one ofa kind. Nancy jackson 8 years . . . nevertheless I feel that i clever ly am being altered that I slightly am becoming something a little dif ferent, in fact myself. . . e, e. cummings .,-F' J.: Liz . . . sarcastically funny . . . philosophical . . . conscientious . . . creative . . , a planner . . . witty. . . Sarah's shadow. . . has a real soul inside . . , a sensitive artist and poet . . . Talks to other drivers when they get in her way . . . Someday they will pronounce my name right! . . . All right, l'll write it, Reid! . , . . . . good sense of humor. . . Latin?. . . lover of gym?. . . 20-20 vision . . . a true intellectual. 3 Elizabeth Diane Leigh 8 years Hey, Sunshine, I haven't seen you in a longtime. Why don't you show your face, and bend my mind? Simon and Garfunkle lx Patricia Leigh jones 7years I can see in myself wings as I feel them If you see something else keep your thoughts to yourself, l'II fly free then. Yarrow and Yardley Leigh . . . went hippy while in India. . . good-hearted , . . Mads . . . Pretenders . . , somewhat crazy at times! . . , intelli- gent. , . figure like Twiggy, . , unforgetta- ble AFS summer. , , poised. , . interesting . . . can really play the piano , . . learned to love Currier! rife . . . fast Car. . . love of drama and music' , . . authentic Indian Clothes . , . wishes she Could gain weight . . . huge haunting t-yes . , . sensitive to others . . . t-xcilahle , , , member ofthe gruesome Twmrmrirtw. . wtmtlerftllper- son always worth knowing twltvr Sara Alice Winters 7years A man's reach should exceed his grasp-for what's a Heaven for? Robert Browning Winters . . . loves art . . . talkative, talkative, talkative . . . always dresses up . . . only one who still has braces. . . per- sonable. . . friendly. . . always happy. . . still can't get her contacts in . . . sympa- thetic and understanding. . . enthusiastic skier. . . cheery... laughs alot.. .pretty hair. . . great Big Sister . . . enjoys vol- leyball . . . compassionate . . . willing to listen. 4, , :yea-' 7? Skink . . . fabulous actress . . . sensi- Uve ... greatspeaking voice ... an organizer . . . sweet . . . polite . . . a playwright , . . loves to sing. . . under- standing. . . unbelievably naive , . . un- coordinated. . . finally got her license ...deep thinker. . . much to offer. .. a warm person . . . potential French translator. . . Oh, you guys . . . so in love with life. Lisa Anne Sink 6 V2 years In the thrill of little leaves, I see the air's invisible dance and in their glimmering, the secret heart beats of the sky. Tagore V21 ' 12195,-fi ' ' 'Q Susan . . . fabulous jewelry, . . can be found sliding into chairs during Senior line . . . appears to be shy, but don't let her fool you . . . likes to ride horses . . . real true friend . . . creative writer. . . punny. . . sweet voice . . . considerate . . . remember the time she hid behind the French puppet theatre? . . . petite. . . forgetful. , . skin that tans at the mention ofthe sun.. . was the envy of the juniors when she received her 77th birthday Y Susan Byers Francis 6 years On ne voir bien qu avec Ie coeur L essential est invisible pour les yeux Le Petit Prince present . . . horrible handwriting . . . laughs like her mother . . . quietly loyal . . . meticulous dresser. . . always willing to listen to your thoughts Nancy jeanne Morriss 6 years Seek, and ye shall find: Knock, and it shall be opened unto you. Matthew 7:7 Morriss . . . tall and slim . . . had interesting experiences in Europe . . . always thinks she is fat . . . stud- ies diligently. . . quiet, . . soft spok- en . . . West Point . . . shy. . . whiz . . . scientific. . . nail biter. . . . . . great basketball player. . . lingu- ist. . . blushes . . . ready to laugh . . . speedy runner . . . with 2 r's and 2 5'5 Oh, gosh. Einstein. Our future Sarah Layfield Reid 6 years Light breaks where no sun shines, Where no sea runs, the waters of the heart Push in their tides. Dylan Thomas V Reid . . . Creat B-Line Editor, . . usually seen in someone-'s Red M.C.B .... Brains . . . Don't fool with Bill . , . lives and dies for B-Line. . . Ask Sarah . . . our only N.M.S.Q.T. finalist . . , Cum Laude. . . a superlative mind. . . gra- cious . . . impatient with poor organization . . . Outstanding intelligenfc' . . , iesprrrted, . . dry sense of humor , . . genuinc -.., not atmid to say what she thinks 4 . has J true low for learning. Ang, Anne Louise Swanson 6years And in the sweetness of friendship, let there be laughter and the sharing ofpleasure. Anonymous Swan . . . darling. . .pretty hair. ., responsible . . . vivacious . . . kind and loving . . , hates running around the hockey field. . , bouncy, bouncy. . . tiny hands , . . winking eyes. . . unbe- lievably organized . . . hard worker . . . widely traveled. , . involved, . . a real do-er . . . huge handwriting . . . laughs like a bubbling bottle of pink champagne , . . I have a B-Line poll for you! . . , fun to be with . .. a true friend. Leslie Sue Teel 6 years To dream the impossible dream. Man of La Mancha Al Teel . . . potential Olympic champion ff . . . Munich '72. . . athletic. . . short, al- ways wet, blonde hair. . . cute smile . . . pink cheeks . . . language expert . . . flash memory shy or eous i . . . . . . g g , cy blue eyes . . . blushes easily . . . Big George . . . B . . . needs a life jacket when she goes swimming. . . first one in college . . . baby of the class . . . im- patient.. . a dedicated person. on 4' .,1 If 'bl . Q 1? .1 x 'Fir ,gg ft, -' Q' -r ggi ' -I-.,.,,,, 'as judith Ann Bash 5years What lies behind us and what lies be- fore us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Anonymous Budy talks ninety miles an hour very fnentlly radiant smile sincere good Espanol student con sclentlous loves tennis appreciative knows all the college news longest Span Ish tests In the world e pendable even tr rnpc rt cl nervous stuflms ron stantly hates irrzfy hw sweet never mgfv ll l wor er rt 1 lflfrnt cnted seamstrf ss driver lug smvlt tl I Wendy . . . quiet, . . charming. . . hates to make speeches . . . organ- ized . . . loves French . . . sweet and always smiling . . . beautiful auburn hair . . . respected by everyone . . . reliable . . . dedicated to everything she does . . . gorgeous handwriting . . . twinkling, squinting eyes . . . an Andy Williams fan . . . sincere. Wendy Hellings 5years C'est bien d'avoir eu un ami, meme l'on va mourir. Antoine de Saint Exupefry si Q Kare Bear . . . Mustang Sally , . . al- ways smiling . . . thoughtful . . , witty ' personality , , . shy . . . sweet . . , meets people on their level , , distinct laugh . . . friendly . . . good-natured . loves sports . , . sinrere . early to hed and early to rise . . , famous words' Down, boy. . . , huge brown eyes . rnemorae ble lion in Mitlsurnmm fx-!tght s Dream ...a pleasure to ln- .frounrl Karen Lynn Mclvlillin 5 years iff firnd nonsense singularly refresh- ing. Unknown ' - 1 9' r..,,. 's. HOB . . . cute . . . deep thinker . . . Brozman's chauffeur . . . a mighty hockey fullback . . . Foxy 15 . . . wit of the class . . . crazy and fun loving . . , laughs at her own jokes . . . can't keep a straight face . . . got her license after three tries . . . always last to finish reading her French book . . . un- organized. . . Where's the mir- or? . . . sensitive . . . liked by everyone . . . one of the truest friends one could have. Deborah Mary Smith 5 years Let the morning time drop all its petals on me. Lifedl love you. All is groovy, 59th Street Bridge Song Paul Simon 'f 'lt f-3,1 , ' - JACK B3 Smith , . . good journalist . , . Now, Miss Read. . . . loved her summer at Northwestern University . . . outspoken . . . intellectual. . . usually heard before seen . . . always talking. . . digs the Beat- les, Paul Newman, and john Kennedy.. . a terrible driver . . . always adding her views to an argument . . . usually seen with Mrs Kemp or K.K ..., K,K. 's sec- ond mother . , . a sinrere liberal . . . loyal to her faith . . . unsure ofthe world, but full of ideas of how to cope with it. . ,- TaylOr . . . friendly. , . FORCETFUL . . . has an unusual laugh . . . spirited . . a real individual , . . great yearbook editor . . , blushes easily. . . skier. . . loves Colorado, snow, mountains . . . Dodge Van . . . CRMS ..,hasapoeticside...kind...cute... concerned . . . very creative . . . always smil- ing . . . bubbling over . . . deep faith in everyone . . . You Guys . . . born with a paddle in her hand . . . canoeing . . . the name Cay fits. . . Our Outdoorsman. Cay Taylor 5 years A tear, two, three, four. then like ice in the sun, they trickled down her cheeks as the last tip top of the mountain ducked out of sight. Snow softly tried to touch and bandage her mind through the glass window of the plane, but it only melted fin vainl. l'm leavin' on a jet plane, don't know when l'lI be back again . . . Anonymous If 1 'M o 0 NC ka. Lak pe bi. mi lon am be E'-+ 'N Claude , , . bouncy, . . giggly . . . good sense of humor. . , shy . . . 21 years old?. . . animated toothpick . . . long fingernails . . . member of Foxy 15 , . . tiny . . . Vicky's twin , . . likes people . . . enjoys Spanish food . . . pretty brown eyes . , , terri- ble driver . , . will be a good mother. . . Streisand hands . . . looks as if she could be blown away in a strong wind, . . fun to be with. Claudia Kelley 4 years Merrily, Merrily, Ishall live. Shakespeare ' r 1 . r 7 3 PJ 'Y ,' ' A 1 fm: sg H i ,r Q. Fauche always has 1 band forever late Foxy 15 darling clothes head of every thing has more shoes than any shoe store sun lamp good social charrman great organizer always busy Soul Srsteril mvartably In good mood darling little car someday she ll get to drive If Colorado Acad Uny Ya wanna go to Lawrenre this week end? I had to' jovial knovvs every body Miss Harzlelds What a hunk' jimmy Wong, s ellrrrf lrt SH dent Counrrl I Carol Irene Faucher 3 years This world belongs to the energet Emerson l I I' 4 ag :' J 1 Q, 1 rg J agiazr-ff Pam , . . artistic flare . . . loves Hobbits . . . adores canoe trips . . . so serious . . . willing to help . . . loves Donovan . . . a big Country Fair help . . . terrible driver . . . sarcastic . . . wistful . . . loves fairy tales . . . independent . . . pretty voice, but undiscovered. . . talented seamstress . . . doesn't like gym class . . . chauffeur . . . likes cloudy days. . . always has furni- ture, etc. to contribute to the cause . . loves cats . . . organizer. . . confident. Vp, A-. UM ' ,f-L. .A ' .- I J J J .Y N. 'I' f .4, -,Z .I - 'QQ sfkxl. 'Ei' - r -' 4 5 . 1 km 1. Sarah . . . wild and weird earrings. . . the only one in the class with one pierced ear . . , would never hurt anyone . . . individual . . . rings on all fingers . , . an observer. . . bells, glasses, and scarves . . , lots of boy- friends , . . nice . . . cheery Hello . . . works alot. . . likes bright Colors . , . freaky . . . deep voice . , . unusual taste in clothes . . . loves to knit . . . ent-rgetir in whatever she does. Sarah Katherine Gardner 'l1f2 years The moving finger writes and having writ moves on nor all your Plety nor Wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line Nor all your tears wash out a word ofit Omar Khayham sqm, -6' Luisa , . . fantastic AFS'er. . . enthusi- astic cheerleader. . . terrific student . . . Foxy 15 . . . Sophia . . . knows English vocabulary better than the other Seniors loveable great artist in uisi . . . . . . . . . q - tive . . . wild. . . loves boys . . . What does that word mean? . . . beautiful eyes . . . hot blooded Italian . . . He's 50W woman . . . Everybody picks on me . . . wonderful personality . . . Now l've given you the wrong impression of ltaly . . . needlessly worries about En- glish class . . . ln Italy we . . . talks with her hands . . . always kidding. . . great sense of humor . . . Where's my sister? . . . fun loving. . . not as foreign as she really is! -v Q Luisa Brenta 1 year Sing a new song to the Lord Psalm 98:1 ,wail Katie . . . beautiful smile f.,. great com- plexion . . . with a smile always , , . lady-like and feminine . . , good student . . , some- times quiet , . . good ligurc X... cheery, . . dimples . . . loves psvchetlelic music . . . sweet. . . cute outfits, . radiant . . . pretty addition to senior r lass . , . worries. , . likes barrettes . . . sincere , tilwiiys thinking of others. Katherine Fisher 'lyear Cod grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change the things I can . . . and Wis- dom to know the difference. Anonymous gg 1- - I 'idle -' f -1 'U-sg SeniorVVills Vicky Ashby, will if you ask me. Judy Bash, will my unique and unreadable handwriting to Mr. Knoke. Jean Baumgardt, will The Bomb and memories to Skunk. Nancy Bixby, will my ability to gain weight to Jill Feller. Dana Bleakley, will a cupful of sunshine, a boxful of faith, a hatful of laughter, a mindful of memories, a heartful of understanding, and a wish full of luck to the underclassmen who love Barstow as much as I did. Luisa Brenta, will Sophia Loren to Mr. Fiorella, with my best wishes that she can approve of my decision. Bebe Brookfield, will my concentration frown to Miss McClelland and my Twinkle toes to Joe Ellen Stein. Nancy Brozman, will the Foxy 15 to Ginny Mohr. Carol Faucher, will all my activities to certain members of the Junior class and especially Social Chairman Diane Atha. Katie Fisher, will my water skiing ability to Ann Trusty. Susan Francis, will my upopened gym locker to anyone who can remember the combination. Sarah Gardner, will my knitting ability to Susan Field. Gail Giesecke, will my super eyesight to Susan Bowers and Mr. Magoo. Ann Hatfield, will sooner or later. Wendy Hellings, will all my sentimental tears wept in French class to Madame. Pam Hettick, will my numerous college applications to Mr. Knoke, and a box of kleenex to Nurse Kelly. Kristin Hueter, will my liberal thinking to Mrs. Lott. Nancy Jackson, will my undying love and devotion for the Republican Party to Mr. Fiorella. Leigh Jones, will my imaginary little sister to Page Branton, just for tradition's sake. Claudia Kelley, will not. Liz Leigh, will my excellent eyesight and ripple tank work to Mr. LeBlanc, Mrs. Kemp, and future physics classes. Karen McMillin, will my scientific ability to Mrs. Kemp and Mr. LeBlanc. Nancy Morriss, will my newly founded Romance language Trancoespanolatina to Madame Spiegel, Senora Pratt, and Donuna Anschuetz. Janet Nelson, will my extraordinary scientific ability to Miss Gillilan. OB O'Brien, will my great ability to get organized to Red Jackson. Ann Osgood, will my annual job as fire captain to Cheryl Wilhite in hopes that she will get as much enjoyment out of itas l have. Debi Reichman, wish my thanks to SMcC for providing numerous out-of-my-skin experi- ences. Sarah Reid, will the joy, heartache, and ultimate pride in creating the B-Line to next year's and every yea r's staff. Susan Reno, will my outstanding skill in basketball to Carol Engel. Ellen Robinson, will, and if I like it, I will again. Molly Schlup, will my loveable Sarge to Ann Trusty. Lisa Sink, will my instructive 'Ahaminess , excitability, and ability to ask intelligent ques- tions to Eden Lee Murray. Debbie Smith, will my habits of industrious study and my ability to spend hours over the books to Debbie Krause. Lynn Sutherland, will my athletic ability and knowledge to Miss Read in hope that it will Help , Anne Swanson, will my outstanding scientific ability in Biology, Chemistry, and especially Physics to Stan Shaffer, who, I am sure, will need it. Gay Taylor, take mountains of memories with me, and will a snowflake to Carol, a smile to Martha, and a jet plane to the Outdoors Club. Leslie Teel, will the end ofthe string of my balloon to Miss MCC and Mrs. Kemp Sara Winters, will my little bottle of Listerine to Darrell and Skip. She will . .. Senior Index VICKY ASHBY French Club 1.2.3.4. Science Club 2.3.4: Vice President. Treasurer 4. International Club 1.2.3.4. Cheerleader 3. Glee Club 1.2.3.4: ensemble 3. Outdoors Club 3.4. Hockey 4. JUDY BASH Science Club 2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Vice President 4. Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Honor Council Representative 3: Secretary 3. International Club 2.3.4. Honor Ro!l 1.2.3. Youth Court 4. B-Line 4. BAA 1.2.3.4. Tennis team 3. Out- doors Club 3.4. Student Faculty Committee 4. JEAN BAUIVIGARDT Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Vice pres- ident. Treasurer 4. French Club 1.2.3.4: President 4: Vice President. Treasurer 3. Pretenders 3.4. Madrigals 2. 3.4. Hockey 1.2.3. Volleyball 1.2. BAA 1.2.3.4. Outdoors CIub3.4. NANCY BIXBY Science Club 2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Treasurer 3. Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Hockey 1. International Club 1.2.3.4. Pepclub3. DANA BLEAKLEY Hockey 1. Volleyball 1.2.3. Basketball 1.2.3. Tennis 3. White team captain 3. Art Club 1.2.3.4. Glee Club 1. Science Club 2.3.4. BAA 1.2. 3.4: Treasurer 3, Vice Presi- dent 4. International Club 2, 3.4. Weathercock 4: Layout Editor 4. Varsity Hockey 2.3. Outdoors Club 3.4. Karies- sentes 4. Class Vice'Presi- dent4. LUISA BRENTA Latin Club 4. French Club 4. Pretenders 4. Cheerleader 4. International Club 4: Vice President 4. BEBE BROOKFIELD Glee Club 1.4. Science Club 4. Basketball 1. Volleyball 1. Tu- toring 4. BAA 1.4. Outdoors Club 4. B-Line 1. NANCY BROZIVIAN Science Club 3.4. Glee Club 2.3.4. B-Line 3. International Club 4. Hockey 4. Tennis 3. CAROL FAUCHER Spanish Club 2.3.4: Secre- tary 2.3. President 4. Glee Club 2.3.4. Science Club 2.3. 4. Science Club 2.3.4. Stu- dent Council 3.4: Vice Presi- dent 4. Treasurer 4. Social Chairman 3.4. B-Line 3.4: News Editor 4. Youth Court 4: Barstow Vice President 4. Youth Congress Senator 4. Chapel Committee 4. Reli- gious conference 4. Red Cross 4: Barstow President 4. International Club 2.3.4. Kar- iessentes 3.4. Cheerleader 4: captain 4. United Campaign Chairman for Barstow 4. As- sernblyCommittee4. KATIE FISHER B-Line 4. International Club 4. Science Club 4. Spanish Club 4. Glee Club 4. Class Secre- tary 4. Pretenders 4. SUSAN FRANCIS French Club 2.3.4: Vice Presi- dent 4. Science Club 3.4: President 4. International Club 1.2.3.4. Glee Club 1.2.3, 4. Agathon 1.2. B. Line 4. Class Vice President 1.3. Weathercock 4: Copy Editor 4. Kariessentes 4. Honor Roll 1,2.3.4. SARAH GARDNER Basketball 3. Glee Club 3.4. GAIL GIESECKE Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. Hockey 2. Class Secretary 4. Science Club 2. 3.4: Secretary 3. Outdoors Club 3.4. International Club 3.4.BeIl2. ANN HATFIELD Class President 2. Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Treasurer 3.4. Science Club 2.3.4. International Club 1.2. 4. BAA 1.2.3.4. Bells 2. WENDY HELLINGS Honor Council 1. Student Council 2. Class Secretary 3. Kariessentes 2.3.4: President 4. Weathercock 3.4: assistant co-editor 3. co-editor 4. Glee Club 1.2.3.4. International 62 Club 1.2.3.4 French Club 2.3. 4. Hockey 1.2.3. PAM HETTICK Art Club 3.4. Glee Club 2.3.4. Outdoors Club 3.4. Pre- tenders 4. KRISTIN HUETER Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Librarian 3. President 4. AFS Commit- tee 4. lVladrigals 2.3.4. Sci- ence Club 2.3.4. Pep Club 3. NCCJ 4. Cheerleader 3: cap- tain 3. Youth Court 3: Vice President 4. Youth Congress 4. Basketball 2. Volleyball 1. Student Council 4. B-Line 1, 2.3.4: Photography Editor 3. 4, Circulation Editor 4. Class President 4. Outdoors Club 3. 4. Pirates of Penzance 1: Isa- belle. Alliance Francaise 3.4. International Club 1.2.3.4. NANCY JACKSON Kariessentes 1.2.3.4. French Club 1.2.3.4. Glee Club 1.2.3. International Club 1.2.3.4: Vice President 3. Pretenders 2.3.4: Secretary 2.3. Class President 1.3. Weathercock 2. Cheerleader 2. Youth Court 3.4. Hockey 3.4. AFS Treasurer 3. Science Club 3. 4. Agathon 3. Student Coun- cil 4: President 4. Honor Roll 1.2. Brigadoon Lead 2. Most Happy Fella dance coach 3. AFS finalist 3. UN represen- tative 2.3. Outdoors Club 3.4. LEIGH JONES Pretender 2.3.4: Vice Presi- dent 4. Treasurer 3. Glee Club 1.2.3.4: Secretary 4. Madrigals 3.4. French Club 1.2.3.4: Secretary 3. B-Line 2.3.4: News Editor 3. Fea- tures Editor 4. International Club 3.4. Weathercock 3,45 Assistant advertising Mana- ger 4. AFS finalist to India 3. Hockey. 1.2.3. Class Presi- dent 2. Honor Council 2. Stu- dent Council 4. Honor Roll 1. 2.3.4. NMSQT letter of corn- mendation4. CLAUDIA KELLEY Spanish Club 1.2.3.4: Secre- tary 4. Science club 1.2.3.4: Secretary 4. International Club 1.2.4. Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Cheerleader4. I,3, l,4. F9- an iit- ici- 3. 39' ice ess 1. 1, 3, ass 3, sa- ,,4. ch ,3. ,4. ers iss ick ith FS 3, in- oll :st 3. zn- .S,- ee 4. ub ne ea- mal ,4: ia- 3. Si- .U- 1, -n- fe. .42 ial ,4. LIZ LEIGH Agathon 3,41 assistant editor 3, editor 4. B-Line 1,2,3,4g News Editor 3, Art Editor 4. Art Club 3,41 Vice President 4. Latin Club 1,2,3,4: Presi- dent 4. International Club 1, 2,3,41 Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4. Honor Council 2. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Religious Conference Committee 4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. KAREN McMlLLlN International Club 1,3,4. BAA 2,4: Secretary 4. Bells 2. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club 2, 3,4. Science Club 2,3,4. Out- doors Club 3,4. Hockey 1,2,3, 4. Volleyball 1. NANCY MORRISS Class treasurer 4. Latin Club 1,2,3,4: Vice President 2, President 2. International Club 1,2,3,41 President 4. Glee Club 1. Honor Council 3. Volleyball 1. Basketball 1,2,3, 4: captain 1. Science Cup 3. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JANET NELSON French Club 1,2,4: President 4. Glee Club 1,2,4: President 1. Madrigals 2,4. Internation- al Club 1,2,4. B-Line 2. JAN O'BRlEN Hockey 1,2,3,4. Volleyball 1, 2,3. Basketball 3,4. Glee Club 1. BAA 1,2,3,4: representative 1, Secretary 3. French Club 2, 3,4. Science Club 3,4. lnter- national Club 2,3,4. NCCJ 4. Honor Roll 1,2,3. Class Vice President 2,4. ANN OSGOOD International Club 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Art Club 2, 3,41 Secretary 4. Student Fac- ulty Committee 4. Weather- cock 4. DEBI REICHIVIAN Glee Club 3. Outdoors Club 3, 4. Youth Court 3,4. Interna- tional Club 3,4: Vice Presi- dent 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4. Agathon 4. B-Line 4. Reli- gious Conference Committee 4. Chapel Conference Com- mittee 4. French Club 4. Cheerleader4. SARAH REID BAA 1,2,3,4. B-Line 1,2,3,4. assistant editor 2,3 editor 4. Class President 1, Treasurer 3. Cum Laude 3,4. French Club 2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Interna- tional Club l,2,3,4. Latin Club 1. Nominee Cfor Barstowj for National Council of English Teacher's Award 4. National Merit Semifinalist 4. Religious Conference Committee 4. Science Club 3,4. Student Council2. SUSAN RENO B-Line 1,2,3,4: Activities Edi- tor 4. Basketball 1,2,3. Chap- el Committee 3. Class Presi- dent 2. Cum Laude 3,4. First Year French Cup 3, Glee Club 1. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Honor Council 4: President 4. Horace F. Blackwell Citizen- ship Cup 1. International Club 1,2,3,4. Latin Club 1,2, 3,41 President 2,4. Advanced Latin Trophy 2,3. Religious Conference Committee 3,4. Student Council 1,31 Secre- tary 3. Science Club 2,3,41 Treasurer2. ELLEN ROBINSON Art Club 3,41 Artist at Arms 4. Honor Council 3,4. Glee Club 3. Outdoors Club 3,41 Trea- surer 3,4. International Club 3,4. IVIOLLY SCI-ILUP Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Art Club 2, 3,4. Spanish Club 1,2,3,4. Madrigals 3,4. BAA 1,2,3,4. LISA SINK Student Council 1,2. Red Cross 3. French Club 1,2,3,4. Pretenders 3,41 President 4. Honor Council 4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Madrigals 3,4. Out- doorsClub4. DEBBIE SMITH International Club 1,2,3,4. French Club 1,2,3,4. B-Line 1, 2,3,4: Assistant Editor 3, Associate Editor 4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. Tennis 2,3,4. Pre- tenders 2,3,4: Secretary- Treasurer 4. Outdoors Club 3 NCCJ 3,4. Religious Con- ference Committee 3,4. LYNN SUTHERLAND Glee Club 1,2,3. Class Vice President 2. International Club 1,2,3,4. Weathercock 4: Senior Section 4. BAA 1,2,3, 41 Representative 3, Presi- dent 4. Outdoors Club 3,4. Science Club 1,2,3,4: Trea- surer 3. UN Representative 1. B-Line 1,2,4: Business Man- ager 4. Pep Club 3: President 3. Spanish Club 3,4. Hockey 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Volleyball 1,2,3,4. Tennis 2, 3,4. Gymnastics 2. ANNE SWANSON International Club 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2,3,4. B-Line 2,3, 4: Survey Editor 4. Youth Court 3,4. Science Club 2,3, 4. Class Secretary-Treasurer 2. Cheerleader 3. Bells 2. BAA 1,2,3,4. AFS Represen- tative 4. Weathercock 4: Sen- ior Section 4. Pep Club 3. GAY TAYLOR Art Club 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 2, Secretary 3. Class Trea- surer 1, Secretary 3, Vice President 3. Summer Session Colorado Rocky Mountain School 2. Honor Roll 1. Out- doors Club 3,41 President 3,4. Science Club 2,3,4: Secre- tary 2. Hockey 3,4. Volleyball 1,3. Weathercock 4: co- editor4. LESLIE TEEL Baa 1,2,3. Basketball 1,2,3. Hockey 1,2,3. Volleyball 1, 2,3. Gymnastics 2. Class Treasurer 3. Hono' Roll 1,2, 3,4. Advanced Spanish Cup 3,4. First Year Spanish Cup 1. First Year French Cup 1. Beryl Sprouse Cochran Cup 3. SARA WINTERS Art Club 1,2,3,4. Glee Club 1, 2,3,4. BAA 1,2,3,4. Basket- ball 3. Volleyball 3,4. Out- doors Club 3. International Club4. Onefourth of our well-balanced Cas usualj class. Junior Class .1 ,l llf' YW' ff President Eden Lee Murray Ann Dietrich Vice-President Ann Dietrich Marie Adams Secretary-Treasurer Charlotte Russell Virginia Sims 3' i K -' .i.53 X f Itu ' is Back Row: Ginny Mohr, Marilyn Sanders, Charlotte Russell, Eden Lee Murray. Front Row: Ann Dietrich, Merilyn Krigel ff l +5 , 'till A .. 1 ...nlfiflf l Leftto right: Mari Evans, Ann Kelly, Shelly King, Cindy Case, Jill Pettegrew. Gina Sink 4 1 1 Sitting: Ricki Brozman, Ann Lyons, Jim Heckmann, Laura Ross Siandingz Mike Sigler, Nancy Trillin, Clau- dia Woodruff, Debra Rubin Back Row: Caroline Davis, Martha Davis, Jim Hollis, Carol Engel, Pam Sutherf land Middle Row: Leigh Wetherill, Linda Foltz, Debbi DeBord Front Row: Denise Dreier President Susan Bowers Dennis Altschul Vice-President Cathy Goldman Nancy Nutter Secretary Helen Ann Patti Anne Tschudy Treasurer Anne Tschudy Ned Cox Standing: Dave Bolton, Den- nis Altschul, Tim Thomp- son, Mark Spann Sitting: Page Branton, Anne Tschudy, Kathy Davidson, Anne Overesch Freshman Class if ... Standing: Susan Field, Nancy Nutter, Lori Spitz, Marvin Gates, Mark Morgan Sitting: Sharon Murray, Cathy Goldman 70 i ll H ll - ll ll -I i- ll IH li I! !., i ling: lt E . f ff Standing: Susan Bowers. .lo Ellen Stein, Helen Ann Patti, Sally Adams Sitting: Leslie Weber, Jill Feller. Susan Gale Left to Right: Skip Bayles, Skeet Bish- op. Cheryl Wilhite, Stan Shaffer, Ned Cox, Elizabeth Milstead Eighth Grade l ll ll 3 I I l i 4, r ,a 'I ,.. I ' i . 1 J 'a L L4 L l i 'H i e -. it Back Row: Rickey Harper, Charles Sunderland, Robert Burstein, Bucky Ross, Ned Lott, Scott Gyllenborg, Frank Rubin, '- Martha Calkins, Ellen Sue Hipsh. Ann Francis, Richard Rush, Terry Pourney, Randy Selden, Front Row: Laura Sandifer, Susan Olander. Tully Sims, Wendy Garrett, Linde Johnson, Barbara Greb, Melissa Berger, Dana Dreier, Susan Helzberg, Susan Sloan, Laura Riss, Sandra Dryden, Debbie Thompson, Jill Ingram, Elizabeth Bolton, Emily Atha 'Ri Cheese! Studious Students 72 Seventh Grade an ..r...- 1. . , :til 'Mu A -K, ,az-La wad ,K 3 ,, J .J ,--1 A we Back Row Julie Taylor Wendy Wheelock, Julie Sutton, Martha Lally, Julie Hornbuckle, Melinda Smart, Bettina Brand, Mlddle Row Jeffrey Slentz, Nancy Swanson, Diana Johnson, Betsy Milgrain, Mary Jane Berrey, Shannon Chapman, ubgn Louise Ryder Front Row: Greg Dusselier. Jim Bishop, Anthony Barber, Todd Reid, Chris Bayles ,Q nag M--f 13 1 7 at gn:- -sn E 11 I, up W DI' 1 ef mf' ,t r Back Row: Albert Jenab, Sibyl Tilson, Anne Baumgardt, Patty Jacobson, Middle Row: Bill Col- let, Cathy McGee, Anne Salis- bury, Elizabeth LeBlanc. Steven Murphy Front Row: Andrew Slgler, Jon Welker. Greg Rosen- berg lr-sbs 11 ii ,V '.. ,,,.v.. K 'L-In fa X K. en ef, lCk an, Eb- rg. on er, er. lb- Fifth Grade v Sianding: Cynthia Markl, Thomas Davis, Wendy Wahlstedt, Douglas Seiden, Margo Cohen, Kathryn Margolln, David Pitts, Mary Louise Kemp. Brad Sutherland. Sitting: Elizabeth Latshavv, Leslie Kase, Lisa Senter. Sherri James. -.. .S p-f qu--W ,f- 1 Z rf B k Row, LW M H,,,,,.,,! 1 ,-f lf l-l llllrli1'lw,,lN'lf7ll,Sl,lS3l'l Schneider, Sarah Smull. Thomas McGee, Walter Blxby. Maid' Ro'w,iL'MW lj, , , .3 1- fs L4 'fllfalmllw Gerson. Diane Varner, Mary Jo Morrlss Front Row: William EJm5e.Mm WWMHUV l 1 li limes Collar Absent. Nat Mllgram BACK ROW: Anne Potter, John Allaman, Michael Barber, Dean Suddarth, FIFTH ROW: Matthew Allain, Daniel Ross, Kenneth Lau- dan, FOURTH ROW: Richard Francis, Faith Arndt, Christopher Ost. THIRD ROW: Chip Ingram. Taylor Atha, James Gerson. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Allen, Con- stance Tutera, FIRST ROW: Patri- cia WetherwiII, Sarah McGee. U Fourth Grade BACK ROW: Don Dusseller, Ann McCray, Margaret Field. Becky Turner. FIFTH ROW: Kerry Smith, Cindy Byrne, Sandra Hammack. FOURTH ROW: Sandi White, Matt King, Robert Kanter. THIRD ROW: Donovan Miller, Cecelia Barks- dale, Niels Benberg. SECOND ROW: Todd Epsten. Edward Tra- nin. FIRST ROW: Merrill Pierson, Steven Trenton. Third Grade ,.-f STANDING: Rana Seiden, Wil- liarn Sunderland, Brad Kemp Jean Wiiliams, Tracy Johnson Lori James. SEATED: Mimi Fitch, Chris Eddy. Sandy Sutton Frank Young. Emily Ost. STANDING: Katie Kessinger Jon Baum, Virginia Clarke Letitia Robinson, Amy Wahl- stedt. SEATED: David Moo- ney, Lena Price, Jan Straube Truman Garwick, Lisa Thom son. 'Qu-42 Second Grade BACK ROW: Barbara Robertson, Lisa Vardman, Charles Margolin, Mary Tutera, Tom Roudebush, Wendy Hockaday, Timothy Johnson, Page Barnes, Gregg Matson MIDDLE ROW: Kari Pierson, Steven Greenberg, Betsy Woodbury, Steven Silbiger, Mar- ian Olander. William Hanson. J. Wes St. Clair, Jr. FRONT ROW: John Hilburn, Trish Cannady, John Rippey. Juliana Russ. Jane Epsten. Bryan Hoech, Missy Wang, Paul Jordan, Cathy Trenton .i :X 1 1 V , Second graders prepare for Easter. Here Comes peter Couomall, 78 STAN- Susan KNE Dere First Grade STANDING- Kim Smith. Kathr n Spencer . Y 1 Susan Srnall. Anne Asper. Lindy Senler, KNEELING: Steven Pitts, Paul Dmitruk Derek Martin, Kent Price, Albert Lea. STANDING: Mark Virden, Jennifer Stevens son. KNEELING: Eric Sildon, James Tucker Daniel Ost, Dan Doane, Jim Patterson. Daryl Barksdale, Tracy Knowles, Laura John- IVIorning Kindergarten i , -EL- . aff' ,...q .M BACK ROW: Austin Snute, Jimmy LeBlanc, Dody Sankpill. David Welker, Lisa Daily FRONT ROW: Juiie Woodhead. Eric Sigler. Alex Fitch, Spencer Atha, Lisa Hoech. AT CALENDER: Dana Paul ABSENT: Donald Southarn, Afternoon Kindergarten BACK ROW: Gloria Garrett, Adam Bold, Gray Harsh, Janice Mackay. Sunny Clarke, FRONT ROW: Mort Platt, Brad Epstein, Nancy Palmer, Brian Jones. I I B0 Pre-Kindergarten BACK ROW: John Maier. Kelly Kopp. Kara Kessinger, Jimmy Borden, August Maier. Tyler Barnes. Karolyn Kemp, Tom Whittaker. FRONT ROW: Leeann Robertson. Laura Hockaday. Rusty James. if lv Time for a tea party Admiring the Goldfish Bl 4 3 ' Something only a mother couid Would you lake Scot-Teas or Thm Mnnts7 o 1 9iv'l.!f.f .Y vw.-ff -A o 'Rt-JE? , ,975 5 Wir HT i lik! IW! 1- LP-7 sa . f,. 4 'E . r I- , ' , , I ' 5 1 x fix- filffiiif' ' -2' 'EL' ,N Lad, what seem's to b lem? 4 gi Liberace. watch out! They don't make chavrs luke they used to, Let's Tango. Uncommonly good weather were havmg,1Sv1'ilt? 85 u 4 'flf people would turn in their copy! g- , of. .' ,.g, , W .' P V Li The Pied Puperess How about some chicken noodle soup? 1 I 1 1 I p Kariessentes - I ..- ., mauv- 1- li, -'nl pa-A V Front Row: Darrell Havener, Virginia Sims, President: Mrs. Pratt, Wendy Hellings, President, Suzie Ryder, Secretary-Treasur- er, Dennis Altschul. Second Row: Kristin Hueter. Luisa Brenta, Linda Foltz, Kathy Hunzicker. Leigh Jones, Merilyn Krigel. Vice- President: Cathy Rush, Secretary: Susan Francis, Sally Adams. Third Row: Dana Bleakley, Marie Adams, Carol Faucher. Char- lotte Russell, Ann Dietrich. Ann Trusty, Vice-President: Gina Sink. Nancy Jackson, Melanie Smart. This year for the first time boys have become mem- bers of Kariessentes, the honorary service branch of the Student Council. Members are chosen on the basis of friendliness, courtesy, honesty, and responsi- bility by the Faculty, Student Council, and Karies- sentes. Barstow's Red Cross chapter successfully spon- sored such fund drives as United Campaign and Youth Red Cross. At Christmas, filled boxes were sent to Viet Nam by the lower school, and Christmas stock- ings were sent to the Veteran's Hospital in Leaven- worth. Money was also collected for friendship kits to be given to children who are fire victims. Back Row: Pam Sutherland, Dave Bolton, Brien Jor- dan. Front Row: Carol Faucher, President. 90 , i tr Y . ,,1 ,t y, .'l -. bi Y r F. L. I' I' SK B-Line Back Row: Kristin Hueter, Mike Sigier, Merilyn Krigel, Richard Simpson, Kathy Hunzicker, Carol Faucher, Diane Atha, Debi Reichman. Front Row: Miss DeYong, Leigh Jones, Debbie Smith, Sarah Reid, Liz Leigh, Anne Swanson, Susan Reno, Lynn Sutherland. Paste-up amid DODCOVVV Editor-in-Chief ... Associate Editor .... Assistant Editor ........ Features Editor ..,...... Assistant Features Editor News Editor ,......t.... Boys' Sports Editor .... Girls' Sports Editor .... Activities Editor ........ Photography Editors .... Survey Editor ,...,. Business Manager Circulation Manager .,,. Faculty Sponsors , , 91 Art Editor ........,,. ,,......,... B-Line Editors Sarah Reid DebbieSmith ... Katherine Hunzicker ,. ,......,.. Leigh Jones ... ...... Merilyn Krigel ... Carol Faucher .... Mike Sigier .... Diane Atha .. Susan Reno DebiReichman, Hunter Lott, Richard Simpson .. LizLeigh MH., Anne Swanson .. .,... I Lynn Sutherland ... ..., Kristen Hueter Miss De Yong, Mr. Knoke French Club Back Row: Pam Bowers, Secretary: Eden Lee Murray. Secretaryg Susan Fran- cis, Vice-President-Treasurerg Nlerilyn Krlgel, Vlce-President-Treasurer. Front Row: Janet Nelson, President: Madame Barnes, Jean Baumgardt, President. Spanish Club Seated: Molly if llulp Seurilary, Pam Sutherland, Treasurer. Stand- ing: filtlurlln lfflllrfy Sfxrreturf, Charlotte Russell, VlC9'Pl'PSld9llf, Cdml rK,,,f,rvfr llvf-altlwll lufly Bash. Vlce-Presndent: Nlrs. Pratt, Absent' flnn lllxliwlfl '--f IGNSV 1 4 Art Club Orchestra gram. Seated: Ann Dietrich, Vice-President Ellen Robinson, President, Artist-in Arms: Marie Adams, Secretary Standing: Mrs. Carter: Dana Bleakley Artist-in-Armsg Ginny Mohr, Presi dent: Liz Leigh, Vice-President. Ab sent: Ann Osgood, Secretary, Conductor: Mrs. Engel: Violins: Martha Calkins and Ruth Calkins: Cello: Sarah Gardner: Bass: Ned Lott: Flutes: Cheryl Wilhiteg Elisabeth Milstead: Betsy Mil- Clarinet: Nancy Morriss: Mark Spann: Trumpet: Ann Osgood: Nat Milgram: Saxophone: Skip Bayles: Pianist: Sandy Dryden. -S- gn H' I .Va 1 7 rr 1 324.95 tp 2 Girls' Glee Club l l I J wi Front Row: Virginia Sims. Marilyn Cinnamon, Elisabeth Nlilstead, Eden Lee Murray. Kristin Hueter. President: Cathy Goldman. Anne Tschudy, Jill Pettegrew, Susan Field, Claudia Kelley. Lisa Sink. Second Row: Nancee Shriber, Anne Swanson, Jean Baum- gardt. Vice-President: Susan Francis. Laura Ross. Luisa Brenta. Denise Dreier. Nancy Nutter, Linda Foltz, Diane Atha. Claudia Woodruff. Third Row: Rosina Harter, Wendy Hellings, Ju y Bash. Janet Nelson, Katie Fisher. Gail Giesecke, Robbin Elliott. Karen lVlcMillan. Jo Ellen Stein. Sarah Gardner. Pam Bowers, Debbie Smith, Fourth Row: Cheryl Wilhite, Kim Gash, Leslie Weber, Susan Bowers, Leigh Jones, Secretary: Kathy Hunzicker, Ann Dietrich, Charlotte Russell, Carolyn Davis, Debbie Wheelock, Carol Faucher, Ann Trusty. Nlerilyn Krigel. Mixed Chorus Front Row: Ned Cox, Sally Adams, Jill Feller, Mike Sigler Second Row: Pam Sutherland. Jim Heckman, Melanie Smart, Kathy Davidson, Marvin Gates. Helen Ann Patti. Third Row: Debbie Rubin, Dennis Altschul. Cathy Rush, Sharon Murray. Dave Bolton, Page Branton Back Row: Martha Davis, John Gyllenborg, Carol Engel, Donna Thomason, Tim Thompson, Leigh Wetherill, Mid School Drama Back Row: Laura Russ, Laura Sandifer. Emily Atha, Ann Francis. Melinda Smart. Diana Johnson, Wendy Garrett, Wendy Wheelock, Sandy Dryden, Martha Lally, Tibby Bolton, Debbie Thompson. Front Row: Linde Johnson, Susan Sloan, Susan Olander, Susie Helzberg, Dana Dreier. . , um- .,. 13 3 Stamp Club Back Row Mr Knoke Dick Sandifer Mark Reid Liz Marder Carol Ann Hanson Barbara Christopher Susan Schneider Libby Latshaw Lon Low enstein John Robinson David Pitts Front Row Anthony Tilson Scott Wollt Tom McGee Sarah Smull Ellen Salisbury Kathryn Margolin Katie Byers Susan McGee Wendy Wahl stedt I! 'L-.- Rocket Club Back Row: Mr. LeBlanc, Morgan Olander, David Cagle, Steve Dryden, Don Reinoehl, Bill LeBlanc, Bob Burnstein, Craig Frieze. Tom Davis, Laura Clarke, Jo Ann Mooney, Charles Sunderland, Richie Silbiger. Tom Woodbury, Mark Swanson, Richard Rush, Tully Sims, Front Row, Kent Sunderland, Joe Feller, Doug Price, Doug Selden, David Francic, Jim Col- let, Bob Teel. in-'f z'99 J- X Tutoring Much like the Head Start Program and Vista, Barstow has started a tutoring pro- gram involving students of Barstow and inner-city chil- dren. The program originated last year under the direction of Debbie Hingston, a 1969 graduate of Barstow School. This year the program has continued under the direc- tion of Cathy Rush and Ann Lyons. Other students partic- ipating in this program in- clude: Debbie Wheelock, Diane Bennet, Cindy Case, Mary Evans, Donna Thoma- son, Bebe Brookfield, Susie Ryder, and Molly Schlup. The activities of this pro- gram vary from individual tutoring to field trips to the zoo and park. Not only the inner-city children but the students of Barstow have found this program interest- ing and very rewarding. CT if + 1 c ,. ,ff I 5 5 F W ,s,,..,V I it 5: 37 ,, , . i E J w I I . I i I Y i i , ! I 1 H .. .V ., .,.,-,..y ,,..-.,...M...-.....,.Q, ,-v.....W,-,.,f--.,..., ,......,.f..- , , V ,, . H v K5 O l 1- W G T G f b-----1-rf? 3 S if Varsity Hockey Tea m Back Row: Dana Bleakley, Leigh Wetherill, Jan O'Brien, Martha Davis, Carol Engel, Lynn Sutherland, Linda Foltz, Nancy Broz- Bra man, Miss Read. Front Row: Gay Taylor, Diane Atha, Nancee Shriber, Debbi DeBord, Cathy Rush, Karen McMiIlin, Nancy Jackson. K. as . wa .Le AB? 'v-Hx Bal Ani 'vfW fH . - Huff EL I i ,s N ar I ? SEASON RECORD: 20 wins-6 losses V L I ! U '1 NSW 4,.... First Row: Doug Pnce, Bull Evans, Ken Laudan, Tom Woodbury, Davnd Pms. Second Row: Brad Sutherland. Torn Daves. Mark Reid, Mark Swanson. Tom McGee. Third Row: David Francns, Kent Sunderland, Scott WOI11. Bob Teel. Joey Feller. Back Row: Coach Norris, Rwchard Sandnfer, Morgan Olander. John Gottsch. Craxg Frneze, Rnchard Gyllenborg, Bull LeBlanc :x - ' . 'Q , 5 ' ' ,f ' ,.f' 1 rl-X' ' ,EX r' 'lla 1 P f Q ., a' 5 .. H5 4th, 5th and 6th Grade W I . IS- I I I I 5 I lis- 'ell Xi TQ Back Row: Tom Woodbury, Morgan Olander, Lon Lowenstein, John Allaman, Craig Frieze, John Gottsch, Richard Sandifer, Mark Reid, Richard Gyllenborg, Matthew Allain. Third Row: Bob Teel, Matthew King, Steven Dryden, Scott Wolff, Kent Sunderland, David Francis, Tom McGee, Bill LeBlanc, Mark Swanson, Richard Silbiger, Coach Norris. Second Row: Doug Price. David Pitts, Taylor Atha, Ken Laudan, Tom Davis, Don Dussellier, Web Bixby, Brad Sutherland. Joe Feller. First Row: Steve Trenton, Chris Ost, Bill Evans, Donovan Miller, Jim Gerson, Edward Tranin, John Robinson, Jim Collet, Todd Epsten. X 4 . , . l. - gf . Q Y U -N., K , 'L in X ,roi , Ae, -.UWU1f- , S w f '. 1 .u 3rd 4th 5th 8 6th Grade Soccer Zling. Front . , ,,,,,.,T, , A . , f II7 ., l ,EV Wrestling ,V Kiwi f '35 , 1-Ebb? -f Back Row: Ned Cox, Skip Bayles, Mr. Lovelace, Skeet Bishop, Phil Bixby, Mark Morgan Front Row Richard Simpson, Tim Thompson. BAA Song Contest This year the Senior class won the B.A.A. Song Contest with their adaptation of Jet PIane by Peter, Paul, and Mary. All our bags are packed, we're ready to go. We're standing here outside this door. We hate to leave our friends and say goodbye . But the dawn is breakin', it's early morn. College is waitin', new paths to be worn. The future's bright but it's hard to say goodbye We're leavin' on a jet plane, Don't know when we'Il be back again. We're sad we have to go. Now the time has come to leave you. When we're gone we'll think about you. Hopingthat we'Il still be in your hearts. But the dawn is breakin', it's early morn. College is waitin', new paths to be worn. The future's bright but it's hard to say goodbye We're leavin' on a jet plane. Don't know when we'Il be back again. Oh, how we hate to go . , , llB Athletic Antics va-rip l l Polly Pirouette .fflg You've got 'til Sundown to get out of town. X553 5 . Q 1 i1an:1,..C-'R ff: ,af fa 1 QT' X Ami riiii l islvr' Oorriph! Up, Up, and Awaaaaaaay! P.F. Flyers really do make you jump higher, ,. Vim teams never looked so good! What did you put IU those lishsliclmsi 'J xX N .F'?g:fK.' n.Mm .n,,,. ..,.. UQM'Tr.'.'4L L 1 is ,-,CJK .-. 1 rf' FUN Country Fair creates and PRGFIT V Jean gives her Interpretation of Ophelia from Hamlet I fi gk Pretender Performances This year Pretenders presented excerpts from plays for Cookies and Culture and the Father-Daughter Banquet, dramatized a part of Peter Pan for a morning assembly, and gave a play for Christmas. Innovations in the Club included enlarge- ment of membership and active participation by boys. E+: Lisa and Mel portray WGNUY and Pete' Pan- Leigh reviews her script. ' Red gives her BalloonANlan pantomime. '.- In ig 59 W .f-T39 ff 9 Li 12:3 '4,g.g5 'si' I . '-' 'HfpiL'S' ? P IXVW ,. 1 I 29 ij, 1 X 2 A 5 Q Q' Ev, My :ii fxbd Fa! fb 'A 4 4, wg S i ? X. 1 und K vw hw ff' lf k mgifi i'f kf gk I 5 I 1 , , lg . MX 4 .A - I ' ? 2f,.f .1 31 1 , 1 v I ',- TZIWY, XS rj X i Y rf? N AZ x ' - IQQULAL .' Q . Q '1 Pllbiff - . . V ., ,.....V . -. ..,-.-,..,-.,...............-,.,C,5 .,.....,..,....,-...,,T.,......,.,, ,. 1 , , 4 I 1 A . , 1 s 6 W ,Y I 8' X 1 U? fb sw via.:-5 iw WLC lju Y Father-Son Cookout Sons Fatigue Fathers, Or Is It Fathers Fatigue Sons? ice in ,,,..----- I ,Q-of I 1 ' A WR ' n gf 5- ff 02 8 W' is an v-any .V ' L ' y , 1 M K -1.1 - ,Q veg.. -.,.:,.., - I '5 '42 F'- i xg-f.-4,3 , 2-Qs - VY , 'N -- J 1' fe , 'Q Embarrassment is . .. Senior Slave Day Senior wins Groucho Marx look-a-like contest, oh.,,,,, 441.4 Funny Bunny. Senior Ditch Day Do fish bite? bbw., coppenone Q,-I-,S Bathing beauties The gang. Indecision International Activities ,.a-rl r Faculty enioy foreign food. NY, Students learn about Japan from Akira Nishikawa. More seminars, 'x ' in fa ffl ' I Marilyn Bartlett speaks about her summer in Aus- tralia, The activities of the Inter- national Club help to pro- mote lnternational Aware- ness. The interest in foreign countries culminates on ln- ternational Day when foreign students speak at seminars and visit classes. This year ten countries were repre- sented: Afghanistan, Argen- tina, Belgium, Chile, Costa Rica, England, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the Philippines. The Club also sponsors an International dinner in the fall and invites speakers for assemblies. Barstow Benefit Horse Show Barstow's first horse show was suc- cessful in two ways: making money for scholarships and promoting good public relations. Held at Allendale during a weekend in May, the show consisted of forty- two classes ltwenty-eight English and fourteen Westernj. Two Barstow students, Wendy Wheelock in the Western Division and Barbie Allen in the English Division, won the High- point Trophy donated by the Cliff Johnsons. For the non-riders, swimming was provided, and for the observers in the crowd, there were concession stands manned by mothers for the A.F.S. 9 Tempting Trophies, i T- W Jo Ann Mooney con' templates her next course. Suzy Schneider gives Cocoa a pep talk before their next class. Senior Projects . Dressed appropriately. Sarah Gard- ner explains her work as a nurse's aide. Kristin Hueter discusses Nancy Morriss prepares to show slides of her experiences in the pub- the children she looked after at the Guada- lic information bureau. Iupe Center. Senior Projects were varied and unique as shown by the following: Vicky Ashby-made a study of Black America. Judy Bash-studied Spanish literature and observed the teaching methods of elementary Spanish. Jean Baumgardt-worked with Mrs. Engel in the Lower School music de- partment, Nancy Bixby-studied elementary teaching methods in two downtown schools of different backgrounds. Dana Bleakley-compiled information on ecology into a book. Luisa Brenta-drew interpretations of musical compositions. Bebe Brookfield-worked with mentally retarded children. Katie Fisher and Janet Nelson-studied drama and presented excerpts from two plays. Susan Francis and Gail Giesecke-wrote and illustrated a child ren's book in French and Spanish. Sarah Gardner-worked in a hospital as a nurse's aide. Wendy Hellings-observed Lower School French classes. Kristin Hueter-studied the county, city, and federal branches of public information service. Red Jackson and Lisa Sink-studied drama, pantomime, and dance and gave a presentation to the school. Leigh Jones-studied India and Hinduism and gave nine speeches to other schools about her A.F.S. summer in India. Sarah Reid explains a mathematical principle to an in- Anne Swanson enthusiastically describes teaching at terested-but ignorant audience. Horace Mann Elementary School. Creativity and Initiative Equal Success l i l K i While Miss Barstow looks on. Gay Taylor describes Karen McMiIlin explains that even music can aftect kayak-making. plants, Claudia Kelley and Molly Schlup-worked at Head Start. Liz Leigh-wrote a collection of poetry. Karen McMillin-studied the effect of environment of plants. Nancy Morriss-worked with children at the Guadalupe Center. Ann Osgood-landscaped her yard. Sarah Reid-made a study of Fourier's series and wrote about the relation- ships she saw between her courses. Susan Reno-taught herself to type. Ellen Robinson-worked in a Montessori school. Debbie Smith-learned about broadcast journalism by working at the Channel 9 television station. Lynn Sutherland-taught horseback riding to children and adults. Anne Swanson-taught elementary school at Barstow and at Horace Mann. Gay Taylor-built a kayak. Leslie Teel-experienced college life at Santa Clara University. Sara Winters-learned braille and worked with the blind. tywb 'STB Leslie Teel describes 5 - 9 what it's like at Santa Clara. Q9 i Honors and Awards Assembly The Horace F. Blackwell Citizenship Cup .... Stan Shatter The Lucia Snyder Cup ,..,.,........ Susan Francis The First Year Spanish Cup ,... Nancy Morris The Advanced Spanish Cup ......,, Judy Bash, Pam Sutherland The Mildred Claudine Davidson Cup ,..,... Judy BaSh. Debbie Smith The Mathematics Cup ........,,..,,., Sarah Reid The Science Cup ..... Ann Dietrich The Art Cup ........ Dana Bleakley The Beryl Sprouse Cochran Cup ............ Lynn Sutherland The Beryl Sprouse Cochran Plaque .......... Dana Bleakley The Witham Poetry Cup ,.......,.. Liz Leigh The Shakespeare Cup Lisa Sink The Medill Smith Gates - Cup ,,,.....,,.......... Lisa Sink Best Actor Award Jim Heckman The lntra-School Athletic Participation Award ,.,,, Charles Sunderland The Glee Club Cup ....,,.... Jean Baumgardt The Marty Cup .,... Kristim Hueter Leigh Jones Senior Locket ..... Tim Thompson Freshman Locket Dana Bleakley Nancy Jackson opening the ceremony with a Bible reading. Sa ra Winters The Academic Im rovement D Cup .......,.,..,, Virginia Sims Old Student Council President, Nancy Jack- son, passes the gavel on to the new Student Council President, Ann Trusty. Tim Thompson receives the Sen- ior Locket in the form of a silver mug. Mr. Lencl presents Luisa with Barstow's Gift to Our Guest Stu- dent. Q i ' e r y EY Mrs. Grant, a happy Yearbook Honoree receives her award from the Editors. The Miriam Babbott Simpson Tribute ....,..., Wendy Hellings The Churchman International Club Award ....,,..,, Liz Leigh, Anne Swanson Barstow's Gift to Our Guest Student ..,.. Luisa Brenta The Start to Finish Cup CTraditions Cupb . .. Susan Francis The Initiative Award .....,.... Carol Faucher, Wendy Hellings, Liz Leigh, Sarah Reid, Debbie Smith, Gay Taylor The Eileen Steele Award ......,.... Vickey Ashby, Jean Baumgardt, Nancy Bixby, Ann Hatfield The Barstow School Athletic Award ......,. John Gyllenborg The Gleed Gaylord ......., Susan Olander The Martha Bell Aikens Cup for Scholarship ,..,... Susan Reno The Headmaster's Award ,..,......, Kristin Hueter The Ada Brown Brann Scholarship Award .... Sarah Reid, Susan Reno The Loyalty Awards .,.. Mrs. George Ashby. Vicky Ashby, Mrs. William H. Baumgardt, Jean Baumgardt, Mrs. Grant B. Hatfield, Ann Hatfield: Mrs. Virginia O'Brien, Janice O'Brien: Mrs. Robert Q. Sutherland, Lynn Sutherland. Phi Beta Kappa Citations .......... Katie Fisher, Susan Francis, Nancy Morriss, Susan Reno, Sarah Reid. Cum Laude .....,..... Leslie Teel Susan Reno, Sarah Reid, Katie Fisher, Leigh Jones, Jean Baumgardt, Luisa Brenta, Susan Francis, Nancy Morris, Ann Dietrich, Kathy Hunzicker. Honoree OYS. on dy Hellings nal . Liz Leigh, ine Swanson .uisa Brenta usan Francis 'ol Faucher, gs, Liz Leigh, ebbie Smith, Gay Taylor Qkey Ashby, ancy Bixby, Ann Hatfield tic Gyllenborg an Olander pfor usan Reno Iistin Hueter olarship Susan Reno orge Ashby. William H. Mrs, M s Y . Senior Circle After the songs. the new Barstow Alums form. with mixed emotions of happiness, relief, and sad- ness, their last Senior Line. They move around the Senior Circle to the south side where... After presenting the Juniors with their Senior rings and hav- ing their own rings reversed on their fingers by the new Seniors, the new Alums sing the tradi- tional May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You and their class song, an adaptation of Jet Plane . . . . they form the tra- ditional tunnel under which the new Seniors pass while doing their first Senior Line. Lynn Sutherland. Fisher, Morriss, Sarah Reid. Leslie Teel Reid, Katie Jones, Jean Susan Dietrich. Hunzicker After the ceremony's end, parents, guests, and friends gather to eX- change congratulations and goodbyes, smiles and tears. of Graduation of the Class of 1970 A time for beginning... 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