Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1971 volume:

Q:-pr 'iawso ,Y ia mufmuwgqrg3frLuqnmnlnggmmwnH Md h k b h I vb-an sfs'IFi:'f'7'-F?ifff?-ii,-4559314-if Etilliwi-'f'5'I?f'3f7i5fii?iE mum ., t., ,.. .,,, f,,-...s..,g fs, . , 5, -fa... . ... : is .-nf.-,L f. ,keg L x fs.,,r..f:- 15:-Af:.-1af-1,bf'ffftsn-sfm?Jf1f'ffr:-''-?f- f We -ffff .. f til PPG 1 fffz lf' fa W K ,,.,,:ullln.-.l,A,..,,fQ,...,,,,,. -1-:T-V, :A if. up's the wordg and a world grows greener if up's'the wordg and a world grows greener minute by second and most by more- if death is the loser and life is the winner land beggars are rich but misers are poorl -let's touch the skyp with a to and a fro land a here there wherel and away we go in even the laziest creature among us a wisdom no knowledge can kill is astir- ' now dull eyes are keen and now keen eyes are keener lfor young is the year, for young is the yearl -Iet's touch the skyg ' ' with a great land a gay and a steepl deep rush through amazing day it's brains without hearts have set saint against sinnerg put gain over gladness and joy under care- Iet's do as an earth which-, can never do wrong does l lminute by second and most by morel -let's touch the sky: with a strange land a truel and a climbing fall into far near blue if beggars are rich land a robin will sing his robin a songl but misers are poor- ' let's love until noone could quite be land young is the year, dearl as living as i'm and as you're -Iet's touch the sky: . with a you -and a me and an every lwho's any who's somel ,one who's e. e. cummungs BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. james P. Sunderland Mr. john T. Pierson, lr. Mrs. Hoyt H. Thompson Mr. Richard H. Spencer 'Mr. Cordon E. Atha Mr. Peter C. Barnes Mr. Larry E. Belger Mrs. W. Coleman Branton Mr. Fred Goldman, lr. Mr. Cordon Kent Lenci Mrs. Irvine O. Hockaday, lr. Mrs. H. Edward Dreier, lr. Active Directors President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Dr. james C. Olson Mr. Gardiner Rapelye Mrs. Robert Riss Mr. William H. Russell Mr. 1. Wesley St. Clair EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Headmaster President President BPA Mr, Thomas R, McGee President Fatl'tEl S Club SC HONORARY TRUSTEES Mrs. Charles S. Alves Mrs. Burnett Newell Simpson Mr. R. Harrison Field Miss Nell Snead Mr. Marvin H. Gates Mr. Raymond B. White ADVISORY TRUSTEES pa Executive Committee I Mrs. Benjamin C. Adams, lr. Mr. Dutton Brookfield Mrs. Frederic P. Barnes Mr. Frank 1. Williams Mr. William Coleman Branton HCI BARSTOW PARENTS ASSOCIATION 1970-1971 OFFICERS Mrs H. Edward Dreier, jr. President Mrs. Clinton H. Gates Vice-President Mrs C. Leslie Thompson Recording Secretary Mrs Richard E. Gyllenborg Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Robert M. Wolff Treasurer li FATHERS CLUB I Thomas R. McGee President lames B. Nutter Vice-President Robert P. Wahlstedt Secretary Clifford R. Trenton Treasurer William H. Russell Director Robert M. Wolff Director I ' Deceased 4 f of . ,JM school life .... activities . . . organizations athletics .... people ......... administration students .... v advertisements. . T W W s ,.....- ...Q .... .--..n :' 5 , tt ,U ' 1' ,2-1.1 ' 9, Ati Q aef . vj S I is 2 P Qu 1 if ,i Z ? Marilyn Kemp . . . Always willing . . . to listen teven if its not on the subject!! to do many thankless tasks for her students to explain those things that are impossibly simple to her Always appears . . . stately in her friendly manner quiet in her intelligent way calm in the tightest situations Always ready . . . with a growing smile an assuring word a dry, subtle joke A physicist at heart, she gives of herself through sharing her brillance with her students. To the most unteacher teacher of Barstow We of the 1970-71 Weathercock dedicate this book. Mu,-m.----1'1- , K Y, V,-45,4 !'1i'fig: 7271- .,JA-412ki??ff522f?fi5g?f?2133' 1 ' ' 7 .,,,. ,..-' , 1 f ff: g.9e:g.iq1?ixifsfzfifzf-mf?- :f'-TP'2fiQ'f:1f::,- 11.1.1 ' I vii-feif.-ziff'iff-f-Sana 'fL'21fA-H111--,:fz,5wwf .ff-ff: 1 iigijl-5:-P'iff- 7.7 ' ' W 'J' 1 ' If fffifiikixz-5f.?f,i,, 155 2125 -,'fQ2rv:'v:f-af' W- -A f ,, 43123: ,VL. , - f , .,-.ff-ff-f?,'4' ' 5 ., .L-qgf N. ,Hit ' V .kim ,se .nw 41 ,3-2:65 ' A, V ,.--f-',-,,..a- - - .. V .,,- 2.-a.1uf.r2W- . G 1.1.-.,s.Q.:m..... - , mf..- ,- 4 1 w 1 Q ' in , M? - -- activities . . . with a great fand a gay and a steepl deep rush through amazing day 'f gzfkj'-L , I! fi: U . 1 ,,,v.,,-554-,,:.ffv.' .g ,fy -41 'X I ++- ACR .V .yu ' Wai , X v fa af ' 'yi' '1 z ,- . '16 ' w a , 'Q ff Pucker Power G? N40 A.. 1' , ,gf 1... Wg A-'si I L .. .,.. I ieii X4 schooi l'ife . . . aqd H56 is the winner 7 'Q ,N f 4-dl, ! sf P fffwv ff n , W , p .r O ,O 1 P ' 1 E X 'S '- 1 Q Ct X ' L X . 4, x .x N. NXGPN X .. 5 YJ X ,Jai i 'if pf. .j V Ja i, AA . 'R Y -x Ji Qylf v. -H9 pl Mini-Courses Exams before Christmas . . .push to complete regular classesin shortened time . . .finalsinthe first week of May , . . teachers picked their Walter Mitty subjects-ones they had always wanted to teach , . . purpose: to be able to delve into a subject not normally offered in school curriculum . . . often unstructured . . . based on individual effort . . . every course different. Mrs. Barnes and Mr. Crumm-E.S.P. Mr. Burns-History of the Vietnam Warg The Plains Indians Mrs. Engel-Voice Miss McClelland-Modern Literature Miss McClelland and Mrs. Kemp- Synergy Mrs. Carter-Eco-Art-Awareness Mr. Combs-Sociology Mr. Hall-Computer Programming Mrs. LeBlanc and Mr. Fiorella-Psychology Mrs. Starrett-Animal Behavior Mr. Combs and Mr. Crumm-Sports and Games Mr. Harper-History of Kansas City The Lower School Staff-Elementary Education Yoga expert demonstrates her ability to LSR en- lhusiasts .fx it, af' . ,Lf . Sports and Games participants enjoy the challenges of bridge F p with lohn In ESR . . , Pretender Performances X :,.. ,fa- , my .V : . 4 S .J 4........w and Leslie medital 7 Harman ww Qsmmamssus A Fllflh Grade Pfoduclion Q H WG., .. gf ,'2'1 , X L x:g,fY'X X X, 'X X Y lf: ,3- 23 ffl' W F53 f N L if W W QQ' QQ. M-.ff in A 1 . K9 1? 1 1, ki L 0 N Christmas rf Fat Reindeer must reduce?! theme of senforskit . . . teacher-teasing and appreciation . . , Binkyk ski-trip present . . . mounting excitement . . , fun for all New idea . . , program built around a central theme- caroling party . , . all classes performed . . . lower school with manger scene and traditional carols . . . mid- dle school with sledding party idea-more contemporary selections . . . upper school-combination of old and new with Midnight Service theme . . . program carried by Upper School Singers-great dialogue and songs . . . ac- claimed as best yet. Assemblies S 7 ' Q 9 , 3 5 i l 2 5 l i n E a f . 3 , J, . 3. , x l J.. Dr. George A. Colom, psychiatrist . . . Student Council off7cers, Ann Trusly Fam Bowers Carolrrre Daw! . hursday mornin s . . .b ll g a et to jazz to opera . . .adrill team and glee club . . .lower school students . . .Student ouncil . . .basketball awards . . .state representatives . . .modern art . . .ev erything r. . , .L Cyrano de Bergerac, int Gran! . . . Heffel demonsfratron by U. MMC sludenls , , , BNWT Freshman-Sophomore Play Contest Mid-Summer Night's Dream . . . Pyramus and Thisbe's scene . . , two weeks hectic rehearsals to put something together . . . two different interpretations . , . freshmen emphasizing Pyramus as the comic part . . .sophomores interpretation with Thisbe as the funnier of the two . . .Miss McClelland'straditional equivoca- tion . . .victorious sophomores . . .winning party given by seniors-theme sunshine Cast party- funeral parlor . . . fantastic afternoon. Freshmen Theseus .... lack Balkan ..... Demetrius . . Doug Hassel . . . . Hippolita . .. Laura Riss. . . . .. Lysander . . . Scott Perry. . . . . Helena ..... jill Ingram ....... Hermia .... Martha Calkins . . . Peter Quince Kevin Martin .... Thisbe ....... . . . Tibby Bolton . . . . . Pyramus . . . Scott Gyllenborg. . Moonshine . .. ... Susan Sloan. . . .. . Dog ......., . . . 1. . , , , . Bush .... Suzie Helzberg .. . Lion .... Charles Sunderland. . Wall ---- Dana Drier, et. af. Clock ..... .... Sophomofes loEIlen 'Stein Helen Patti Ann Tschudy jeff Deverey Laura Knickerbocker Page Branton Sharon Murray Dennis Altschul Tim Thompson Cheryl Wilhite Susan Field Paula Sanders juniors gave loser's Tom Schofield, Leslie Webber, et. al Skip Bayles, Ned Cox s if Qi PM Father-Son Cookouts Father-Daughter Banquets 3353! A on N 11545, fzfillf' 4 fs International Activities SLII 1, f' V-.-r ' is 1 s -I. , 1 J Uffe Nagel Denmarkg Chua Sual M012 Malaysa George Mapa, Philldoinesg Mile-na Topolig, Yugoslavia International Day I I 1553? is 'f i I ,. Q A nr sax rf- ' AQ-f-v-ez: Per Malmqvlkt, Swedeng Bfnky Dalupan, Ph17l1Qufnes Tom Schafen Germany' Loreto Conza!eL Chile X- Experiment in International Living Kalhy ana' her French brothers Summer AFS Program How could I possibly describe my AFS experience in France this summer? I could very well say that it served to out the apron strings in giving me a chance to maneuver on my own, that it gave me a whole new insight on living with other peopleg that it showed me that people, Americans, French, whatever, are basically the same, that it offered me the opportunity to play a small part in furthering world understanding, and that it prepared me for welcoming Binky into my life as my AFS sister-all this I could say, and it looks as if I have, so all that remains to be said is thank you, Barstow, for the opportunity, and above all- . it Y 4. N. . o 'X'- Qg S A IQWAQ VlVEAFS!!l I1 Our lives lean on such a delicate balance that we must tread with care so as not to fall behind into nostalgia or ahead into expectation-both are isolation, it is with a cord finely and tightly interwoven with human qualities of understanding and maturity that we hold ourselves upright. These various qualities I learned, strove for, and earned as an Experimenter in International Living in Nantes, France during six weeks this past summer, adaptability, appreciation, self-confidence, patience, reflec- tion and evaluation, and dependency upon love. I lived with the Pierre Py family of Nantes and their two sons, Michel who was I8 and jacques, 16. Their 22 year old sister, Marie-Helene, was away teaching in Switzer- land. My French mother was a strong personality, excellent cook, and my father, an ironmonger, was piercingly jolly. Adapting to a slew of altered customs, new foods, disappointments from precon- ceived notions, flooded sleeping bags during the camping trip, and unrestrained independence was a difficult adjustment. With dread and some anticipated devilish- ness each experimenter learned to heed the motto Expect the unexpected. Kathy Hunzicker Binky AFS 1970-71 Quezon City, Philippines Somehow I cannot hnd the right words to explain how I feel about my year at Barstow. All the words that come to me now seem so inadequate to describe so rich and beautiful an experience, I can only say that after having been a part of all or' you, I o'on't think I can ever be the same. I must admit that I am eager to return to my family and country yet intermfngled with this eagerness is much sadness too. I hnd myself now a part of two worlds that physically cannot be made one, no matter how much I wish this to be so. Both my worlds are hlled with great happiness and love, and both will always be special 50, for all the little joys we've shared your words of encouragement when they were most needed even for the nicknames and the teasing for the songs and fun times, and for just making me one of you-thank you. i , ,--...Q-0 ML Dalupan Bfnkyk sister and brother y MW rm: rw W1 f' 5 , 'GS Qs. -u , Mrs. Dalupan Binkyk sisters ,f v s .iff ' Q Bfnky and her American family lhe Murray? 1 5 I 4 I 7 K IJ T In , Iwi G99 P - I 2 ' 1 Fix 'J O -W fi vfx v-DQU I 1 21' v uw Senior Slave Day 541 ', ' , , M Senior Ditch Day -J 1 lv 'il i ai ' Q' - . 4 I., 1' Q Y' i .K f - 'H , Y., :ij-x..W .1 V ' 7, V - . fmivi , ' 'Q M 5 w 'iq' -'wa?Ffv MW ff? ' Ji ,, . ,,,: . A , 15 ZQNLQ2 . 7'l' xif'-121531 '41 vi i - Q in ' 'D ' V 2,14-i . ,V Q ' ' . -' fair- . if fl bl. X 5' If 1' f? i,,.i'g:3:' i 4-4 1 .I Q xv...-f . K if if- 'ZVNEYI 1 - ,,,. 'g Q, i' , 'T gxi an ,, 1... 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H ,gxl-Q YV Upper School Student Council - 'J H , if ,I 1 711 ,SIT , Left to right, SEATED: Mr. Lenci STANDING: Martha Calkins, Caroline Davis-secretary lofllen Stern, Marie Adams, Ann Trusty-president, Scott Cyllenborg Dave Bolton, Phil Bixby Pam Bowers-vice-president, Ginny Mohr Middle School Student Council 'si-r ff 1 iq. Xu -1.1 Left to right, SEATED: Andrew Sigler-hrs! semester secretary Stephen Murphy-second semester-secretary Cathy McGee-second semester president, Diana johnson-lirst semester president Elizabeth Marder-second semester treasurea Scott Wolff-second semester vh:e-president- ,Ruth Calkins-first semester treasuren STANDING: Barbie Allen, Taylor Atha, David Pitts, Laura Babcock, Anthony Barber lon Welkea Nat Milgrarn, lohn Allaman, Margo Cohen, Merr1llPrerson, Mr. Harper-advrson absent: Dick Sandrier-hrs! semester vice-president 1 -so Scott 7 X, 4 Jester dent- Q Nat Karriessentes X 3 E1 Left to right, SEATE D: Gina Sihk-president, Sallyfidams, Kath y Hunzicken Merilyn Krigel Lmda Foltz Cathy Rush, Mrs. Pratt, STANDING: Suzie Ryden Darrell Havener-secretary-lreasurep Ann Dietrich-vice-president Marie Adams, Ann Truslyq Charlotte Russell Denmk Altschul Honor Council Left to ri ht SEATED' Leigh Wethefill lo fllen Stem, Dave Bolton, Marie Adams-president, Menlyn Kngel Anne Bchudyg S-I-ANDISGf SCOU Cfffphbfyfg, hm 7homp5on, flikabelh Bolton, Caroline Dam, Martha Callrms, Cma Sihlc, Debbi DEBOIJ Phil Bibrb y Eden Oni, Left to K ra us S. X z I 1 3,- Q i 5 right, FRONT ROW: Suzie Rydea e, Diane Atha, BACK ROW: Cath THE: B-LINE . -i i, ' 1 i 15.331 V Published twelve limes annually by Students ol BARSTOW SCHOOL 11511 Stale Line Kansas C11y,Mrssouri64714 Edilors-in-Chiel ,,,,, Kathy Hunzicknr Marriyn Sanders Assrs1antEdilcrs ,M ,,?Calriy Rush Skip Bayif-5 Features Editor ,WY Y, ,,Meri1yn Krigot News Editor , 7, ,Q Pam Bowerw Girls' Sports Edrlorv, , ,. ,7,,Dravwe AWA Boys' Sports Editor Photography Ediror Ari Editor , ,, Y Y, Survey Edilor ,7 , , Business Manager Crrculalron Manager ,, Jnixp Siqirgr ,Richard Siriipm' ,W ,linda !'Oi'.' , ,, ,Suzie Hymn ,,,i'J1!irit?At1z:iri4- , Debby Wheelrir y B-Line Marie Adams, fden Lee Murray Debby Wheelock Pam Bowers Richard Simpson Merrlyn Kligel Debbre y Rush, Marilyn Sanders, Skip Bayles, Kathy Hunzrcker ABSENT Sian Shaffer Two editors, Kathy Hunzicker and Marilyn Sanders Miss DeYong sponsor . , . experimenting new printing method school news' '... editorials , . polished photography total grade partici pation . . . widely read if Weathercock Q-0 Le 072 Left to right, FRONT ROW: fill Pettegrem Suzie Ryder SECOND ROW- Debbi DeBord fden Lee Murray THIRD ROW- Stan Shall Me 7 , , , . en rr yn Krrgei FOURTH ROW: Phil Bixby Crnny Mohn FIFTH ROW: Donna Thomason, Ann Dietrich, SIXTH ROW: Darrell Havenen Caroline Davis, SEVENTH R ' ' ' ' OW. Leslie Francis, Marilyn Sanders Co-Editors: Merilyn Krigei Suzie Ryder Assistant Editors: Phil Bixby Caroline Davis Copy Editors: Leslie Francis, Eden Lee Murray Layout Editor: Ginny Mohr Assistant Layout Editor: Debbi DeBord Senior Section Editor: Marilyn Sanders Photography Editors: Darrell Havenen jill Pettegrem Stan Shaffer Advertising Editor: Ann Dretrrbh Assistant Advertising Editor: Donna Thomason Sponsor: Mrs. Cornelius Boersrna journal of the year's happenings . . . use of new ideas . . . worthwhile frenzy . . ever-present deadlines Lefx . I . ' SEE , . .specia memories . . .goals . . .motives for tears . . .but mostly smiles, .ref 2.4: J' French Club t , Qcillfb lVX, ' it Left to right: Susan Field-vice-president tsecond semesterj, Leslie Francik-secretary Isecondsemesterl, Madame Barnes, Pam Eowers-secretary mY5I5eI7165IEfl and president tsecond femeslerj, 1171 Pettegrew-vice-president Mist semesterl, absent: Gina Sink-president Mrs! semester! w S ' h Club . 35 - - , -1. X9 ' ff7V'7 fa A . ' awk, dl lm to right. Rmham g,mpw,7-,,mW,,., mm ,mdjpl Und wnvfwtf-ri, Nfmry Nufter-secretary 0775! semeslefl, lo Elfen Stem-vibe-presfdent H7151 HES n ' K ,W , , ff V 1 pnmm1r,' fan Pfmffl-r-vice-pfexfdent Liecond semesterl, Panz5ulhe1!and-presfdent Mrs! and scnwesterl, Bmky Daluntm sent tary if 1 'IW X Sec ond Semester! Latin Club f ,M ,Wi Left to right: Denise DIQIPI-VICE-PIGSIUEDI, Martha Da vis-president, Laura R055-secrelary-treasurer International Club Left lo right FRONT ROW' Bink D I , . y a upan-preylient fserond semeslerl Debbi' DeBofd-vibe-president Mis! semeste-fl BACK ROW: Mm. Spiegel Debby Wheelock-AFS. repfesenlative, Donna Thomason-5eCretary-treasurer M751 semeslefi Marvin Cates-secretary-Ifeasurer Isefond semeslefl, Pam Sulherfand-vice-president ffefono' serneslerl lfhda Foflz-presfdenl M751 5Pm05IE-rj Left to -presl Kseconl Lef ter pre 5 Science Club 1 1 I 1 W 5 Left to right: Nancee Schriber-secretary-treasurer fsecond seme5lerj, Cathy Rush-vice-president Isecond semeslerl, Mr. Crumm, Nancy Triilin -president fhrslfemesferl, Kim Trethevva y-secretary-treasurer M751 semesterl, absent: Stan Shaffer-vice-president ffirstsemesterl and president Gecond semester! W N 4 ': Mu. 'awry - . . , L fe- 'imicfeel GPI Laurie frreze-v1'ce-president Kfecondsemesleri, Arm Txfhudyesecrelary ffrrsl venues I D B f IJ Jb6,LlJ5J,L1ffM,i,,,if--prewirferrf Ulm 5eme5IerJ, Kevin MrCai!-secrefary Cfecorwd ,serwmsferi Heien Palli-vice presidervl ilirxl 5L'lV7f'.XII1N Bowers, anders, Foltz, ombs, I 1 f r I Pettegrew-vice-president, Helen Patti fill feller Susie Helzberg SECOND ROW: Debra Rubin Laura Ross, lane Nesbit C Barbara Creb Dave Bolton Mike Sigler student director fell Beal Richard Rush Ned Cox Dianeritha Nancy Nutter Sandy Thompson, THIRD ROW. Rosina Harter, Kathy Da vidson, Laura Sandifer, Susan Sloan, Martha Calkins, Tibby Bolton, lim Holl Glee Club dj 1 Dennis Altschul Marvin Cates, Charlie Sunderland Nancee Shriber, Debby Wheelock, lan Pleiffen Claudia Woodruff FOURT Left to right FIRST ROW: Sally Adams Laura Knickerbocker, Leigh Wetherill Laura Riss, Page Branton Sharon Mur ay .Eden ' ' 1 ' , ' , , V r f ' I W' T I r 1 - 1 1 I r r 4 1 Wilhite, Donna Thomason, Susan Bowers, Leslie Weben Ann Dietrich, Charlotte Russell-secretary Scott Cyllenborg, lim He Havenen john Cyllenborg, Fm Thompson, Leslie Francis, Kathy Hunzicken Pam Sutherland Carol Engel Marilyn Sanders, Sims-president Orchestra lik?-H I I rw i ' lf' wr Vflgrim 'Mrke Lintrcunv Kevin Steclr fan Pfeiffer BACK ROW: - N n 'N'wii'Vt fm -' ff' 4 , f ' ' l-Pfl 10 NEW, FRi3Vw1RCJvN klwgw:All,,L,fK: Baylw- Bwtw Mflgrarn, Cheryl Wilhrte, Tibby Bolton, Kevin Martin Scott Perry, Mr 1- anftw a Barstow Athletic Association Left to right, FRONT ROW: Diane Atha-presideng Brien jordan-vice-president, Caro! Engel Miss Read BACK ROW: Debby Wheelock- secrelary Dana Drien Helen Patld Martha Davis-lreasuref. junior Girls Athletic Association Left to right, KNEELING: Bob Held-secre' lazy-treasufen STANDING: Shannon Chap- man-presidenL Madelyn Allafn, flrzabeth LeBlanc Miss Read Beth Halen, Martha Laffy-vice-presfdenl, Sfbyl Tilson 60 flock erre- 'hap- belh rlha Upper School Cheerleaders Left to right, FRONT ROW: Blnky Dalupan, lfll Peltegrem SECOND ROW: Debby Wheelock, Sally Adams, THIRD ROW: Leigh Welhenll Charlotte Russell Linda Foltz Letterman's Club Left to right: Richard 51'mpson-g1051'rl4'f71, Marvlh Cafes-vice-plebfdenl, Mike Srgler -secretary h l ',l Chess Club .f it .WM x ' Left to faghi, AROUND THE TABLE: Rick Cohn-vice-p1e5fdenl, Mike Crumm-5er- geant of arm5, Mr. Crumm, lark Balkan- presflienl A' Fencing Club i -T -- Left to right, FRONT ROW: Hi' Pfefen lim Heckmann, lack Bafkfn, Robert Bursfwh, M1710 Cmmm, Daw Bolton, Richard Simpson, BACK ROW: Deborah Rubin, Ro51na Harte-1, Mr. Crumm, Peggy Brufon Left lo Debb y Left to I SECON THIRD absent: Editor Girls' Boys' 8th gr 7th gr 6th gr Sth gr K ROW' Red Cross and United Campaign Left to right: Brien jordan-assistant chairman of Red Cross, lofllen Stein Mr. Knolre Tibb Bolton Pam Sutherland-chairman ol' Red Cross Debby Wheelock-United Campaign representative I ' 'V I Q u e Pa sa ? Left to right, FIRST ROW: Leslie Kase, Merrill Pierson, Sandi White, Katie Byers, Allison Overesch, Wendy Wahlstedt, Lisa Sentea Margo Cohen, SEC ND ROW: 5herri ames Susan McGee Lisa Greenberg, Kathy Margolrn Barbara Field Carol Woodnhg Hlen Salisbury Sandra Hammaclr O I , , , , , THIRD ROW: Sally Atha, julie Taylon Amy Cordon, lohn Cottsch, Bill Collet, Craig Frleze, Laura Babcock, L12 Gerson, M135 DeYong-sponson absent: Mrs, McCarthy new members: Beth rLldfI'l7, 5arah McGee, Liz Marden Anne Patten laura Wolll 5Cott Wolll Mrs, LeBlanc Conference of Christians and jews Que Pasar' Stall Editor-in-chief ...... . . Bill Collet Girls' sports editor .... . . Barbara Field Boys' sports editor ...,,.. . . Craig Fritve Bih grade fepfeseritdlivc . . . , , ltllic' lbylrlr Paula Sanders-Barstow repre- 7th grade representative . . . . . .Sally Atlia Mfdffvf 'wth grade representative- .. . . ltlilftl lftilrrtrclt Sth grade repress-ritativt' TFT? Middle School Cheerleaders f A J, ' 'm Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sarah McGee, Cindy Byrne, Patty Welherlll Cindy Markl SECOND ROW: Connie Tulera, Ann McCray Kathy Margolin, Anne Pottea Lrka Greenberg Susan McGee, lulie McGee, Lergh Hllburn, THIRD ROW: Libby Lalsham L12 Cerfhon, julie Hombuckle, Sarah Snvull Wendy Wheelock, Sally Aiha, Ann Baumgardf, Ruth Calkins, lulie Sutton, Madelyn Allain, flrzabelh LeBlanc Barbara Flelaf Kathy McGee, Amy Cordon Middle School Stamp Club l l , Left to right FRONT ROW: Chip Ingram john Robrnson Susan Holden laura Wolff S h M ' , f f , , C , T ' ' BACK ROW: Mr. Knoke, Sherrr larnes, Sandra Hammack, Marlon Crooks, Mark Reid Slgk Sahdrsai Bczllvml-llaxihcilfa Aglilhllzehplml Sarah hgmull Left Ma C ol Ma Dal Left Tral Sun Ma Middle School Photography Club fe' fa' .v ,Ya - 4 5 y Margolin, 5 53'-9h 5mUlh Left to right, FIRST ROW: Debbie Allen, Susan Belgeh Laura Bergen Connie Tutera, Kathy Margolin, Faith Arndt, Anthony Barben Todd Reid 4CCG9, Ami' Mary lane Berrev SECOND ROW: Cecilia Barksdale, Mary lo Morrrss, Cind Markl Libb Latsham Katie B ers Lisa Senten Ellen Salisbur , Mar o Y Y V V S Cohen, Diane Varnen Chris Bayles, Mr. Mouser-sponsog THIRD ROW: Robert Kanten Steve Trenton, Doug Seiden Susan Schneiden Anne Potten Margaret Field lulie McGee, Mary Lou Kemp, Cindy Byrne, Patty Wetherill FOURTH ROW: Bill Evans, Bob Teel Dan Loscalzo, Mike Barbeg Dan Ross, Leigh Hilburn, Barbie Allen, Liz Gerson, Leslie Kase, Rebecca Turner Middle School Rocket Club I. Samh Smull L f . h FIRST ROW, 51 D, den May jwangonl 70m Woodbury lim Collet, Torn Davis, joel Iflfilhite Smtt Wolfh SECOND ROW: Edward elto ng t, SVE' V I , 5111 31 K Tranin Robert Calvin Steve Small Don Dusselrer, N105 Bfflbefgf Taylof Ama' Donovan MMM ,lm Cerihonyl Todd :Estelle l if 226' gm. Sunderland THIRD ROW' Mr teBlanf-sponsor Kerrr Smith, loer Feller, David ff-211613, David C-Yglfb l0 fl A Wlaflf OH Piave f ff? ff, Mat Allain,l Dean Suddarth, Peter Sloan, Richard 5rlbrE0f gf'ff'x7?. GM 6 ,J X11 1 V 5, 2 Q X .s-1? A 7 'Q Q13 w '- yf. ' +?X?'f'f.1-W3 J ,W . Sy fi f9.Lw1.'5,,g Gs i . A 1 - . 1 'U 4 , A W athletics V , . . by second and most-by more Varsity Soccer Team-Knights ng i.. - If I, ff-5 r Left to right, FIRST ROW: Ned Cox, Mark Morgan, Richard Simpson, Charlie Sunderland Mike Kamilsuka. SECOND ROW: Skeet Hrkhop, Dave Bolton, Nm Thompfon, Scot! Cyllenborg, lay Cieschen. THIRD ROW: Scott Perry Kevin Marlin, Richard Rush. Seventh and Eighth Grade Soccer Team-Bengals A 1 ,f 61 Q ., , .f ' H is .-. ' J I - 4 in 11- ' ,- Left to rtghl, FIRST ROW: Anthony Tilson, Bill ieBlanc3 Scoll Wolfrl Da vid Francis, Sieve Dryden, Ricky Silbigeg Doug Price, SECOND ROW: Mark fszdl fxlglgfgievnborg, Craig FNGZS, Andrew Srglen Greg Dusselien lefl Slentz. THIRD ROW: Todd Reid Chrrk Bayleg lin: Bishop, Greg Rosenberg, Left Mal! Dean Da ve : Mark nberg, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade Soccer Teams-Bears and Bulldogs Sus QRST -Q 2 Q J 3 71-4.R5lg74, j,kR5TlJ4' B 51041 QRSIW- QMSIUQ 1 nmsfgpy X 1 h l f h Left to right, FIRST ROW: jim Gerson, Donovan Mrllen Don Dusselieg Dicky Francis, Kevin Steck, Steve Trenton, Todd Epstein, SECOND ROW: Mat!Allain, jim Collet, john Robinson, Tom Davis Ed Tranin, Niels Benberg, Peter Sloan, Rob Galvin. THIRD ROW: Bill E vans, Tom McGee, Mark Swanson, joel Wilhite, Chris Ost, Ken Laudan, Chip Ingram, FOURTH ROW: Danny Ross, Hob Teel Tom Woodbury john Allaman, Mike Barben Dean Suddarth, Taylor Alha, Absent: Sandy Sullon, Bill Sunderland David Mooneyc I R. Carwiclc, Brad Kemp, jon Baum. , ' row'- . ff, ,,,. N 1- , - gn u- 'P'-av' ' A r - ' 1- ' 1. ' , ,avi if 1- -' '- ,ab ' H- Wi, .-' + E5 fe xi IS I ' J f 1 , ,X V A 3 fi xg! I f ' .VI fx I' .gi it ' : . Ag: gf 1' - fl N W ' RK' -isv N I: :Ai :ui-I ..Q1 5- 1 1 X- 1. r ' ' l Q ..-5 N N .1 -i f . wry. ' fn., -ms si usb u '96 'EVP ! X Consider the challenge to a coach of fielding a varsity basketball team in a school that doesn't even have a male senior class . . . and where the enrollment of freshmen, sophomore and junior boys is only 39. And only 14 of that number turn out for the squad! For Delvin T. Norris, former end on the Kansas university football squad, the challenge is the greatest since he participated in the Jayhawk Orange bowl game of 1948. Norris now is director of athletics at the Bar- stow school. This season Barstow or- ganized its first varsity basketball team. We're one school where we can truly say, with real enthusiasm, 'wait until next year,' Norris comments. Why next year. Well, we'll have for the first time a senior class of boys at Barstow. And we'll have probably around 55 or 60 boys in our upper school. Norris, who also was an outstand- ing13-sport athlete at Northeast high sc ool, acknowledges Barstow's bas- ketball debut hardly has been glori- ous. Last Friday night the squad lost to St. john's, 53-25. Two previous losses were to Sweet Springs. ahh Barstow Lacks Cnly Numbers Long a school with only an enroll- ment of girls, Barstow 10 years ago switched to a co-educational system. The first boys then were admitted to the nursery and lower grades. Now male students comprise all but the senior class. There barely are enough to field a basketball team. But Barstow leaders believed it was time to commence an inter- scholastic program, Norris com- ments. Our boys have got tremendous spirit. In that first game against Sweet Springs we scored 51 points, although we lost. But that was a tremendous effort. Of course, we are competing only in the class S tsmalll division of state athletic com- petitions. But we think we are making a fine beginning. As director of athletics at Barstow, Norris has responsibility for a variety of programs, including swimming, track and field and soccer. His bas- ketball program includes teams in the sixth, seventh and eighth grades and the junior varsity. Coaching for the varsity squad is handled by Norris and by Charles Wretling, a former athlete at Kansas State university who now attends Calvary Bible college. We do have some unusual chal- lenges, Norris explains. lf some of our boys are ill, or have to go out of town, we really get short. One time, one of our key guys went on a ski trip, and we really were without the talent we wanted. Normally, we list seven members of our varsity and seven on our junior varsity. But we have to combine everybody when the ranks get thin. In one of our games, when fouls took a big toll, we had to play the last 58 seconds with only four men. Every coach can talk about pride and determination of his squad. But our boys know they are setting a precedent, Norris says. They real- ize they'll long be remembered as the first varsity squad at the school. They really are trailblazers. Barstow has chosen to emphasize basketball at present in its athletic program. The team approach down through the sixth grade indicates the look to the future. Norris especially is high on his crop of seventh graders. The 20 boys we now have in our seventh grade comprise the most tal- ent of any class of young men I have seen, Norris says. ln a very few years they very well could be win- ning state championships. - . it 1 'I f ha - - I A 'E ' lux- V 1 iv iw 1 I g E 5 ' .. ,A ' f I V . -5 ,. ., - :'- 53, -' ' f s 3 . 1-.. Left to ri Kansas City Star, Tuesday lanutify 19, 1977 Marlin, Y ne of nut of time, itrip, :alent seven En on e to ranks when i play four pride But ing a real- as the They iasize hletic own s the ally is uders. in our 'st tal- have .J few win- Track Team Left to right: Charlie Sunderland Kevin McCall Cross Cou ntry Team in A . Y mi- 5?:,l :Jv . A 7 Len to fight FIRST ROWi MMC Kam,'15Uk,q, D,1fn-lllldvenel, lay C-lv0YIhl'll, Ned Cox, SECOND ROW: Charlie Sunderland Dm Thompson, Kvvrn Maflfn, Rlfnafd Simpson. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Laurie Frieze, Sharon Murrayg Helen Patti Dana Dreien Connie Latsham BACK ROW: Diane Atha, Richard Simpson, left' Heai Kevin Martin, Pam Sutherland Left to right: Ned Cong left' Beaiv, Skeet Brkhop, Darrel! Havenep Scott Cyiien- borg, Richard Rush, Mike Kamitfuka, Coach Nornk Swim Team Golf Team 1,,.n-an pupil W ual . 1 ? W 6' ummm sauna .SMF im we mum wma :ma 90' .ff 1 ! Left to rig Connie Sherry C -... Boys' Tennis Team 1, Left to right: Mike Sigleh Charlie Sunderland Dave Bolton, fini Heclcmann, Marvin Cates, lohn Cyllenborg, Coach lim Burns. Girls' Tennis Team Left to right, FIRST ROW: Susan Field Sharon Murray Anne Tschuoy Melissa Berger, Martha Davis, Dana Dreien SECOND ROW: Susan Helzberg Connie Latsham Nancy Nulten Leigh Welherrll fden Lee Murray Susan Olandea Pam Sutherland THIRD ROW: Page Branmn, Denise Dreien Sherry Osadchen Calhy Rush, Anne Overesch, Susan Bowers, Marlha Calkins, Donna Thomason, Carol Engel Coach lim Combs. 2 5- 'Mix Varsity Hockey Team Q 4- C Left to right, FRONT ROW: Susan Bowers, Brien lordan, Debbi DeBord Helen Patt1Q Marie Adams, SECOND ROW: Fam Sutherland Martha Da vis, Calhy Rush, lo Ellen Stein, THIRD ROW: Diane Alha, Claudia Woodruflj Linda Foltz, Nancee Shriben Leigh Wetherill Miss Read junior Varsity Hockey Team Left to right FRONT ROW: Susan Eowers Sherry Osadchey Laura Ross Nanc ' I '. . 4 I , , y Nulten Susan Ol d , C h S ' ROW. 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Headmaster Dear Class of 7977: Congratulations on your completion of High School You have reached a point of departure, one requiring fitting into a new world of challenge and excitement. from the game of contract bridge one learns a secret of life. Perhaps it will be heloful to you to carry on with this thought: it is not holding a good hand which matters as much as playing a bad hand well All of us look for a golden lile, one full of happiness, joy laughter, and the like. Unfortunately we face disappointments and heartaches, but these can be overcome by accepting and rising above them. Nothing which happens to us is nearly as important as the wa y in which we meet that event. You ha ve met many of the rigors of leadership as seniors with skill and sincerity this yeaig' we will miss you but now we all join in wishing you the Class of 7977, a fond farewell Cordon K. Lenci Headmaster 4 94 Administration ,fp-. 5, X Edwin P. Hail C. Elliot Knoke Head of the Upper School Director of Admfksions Mathematics Social Sludfes Compuler QQ, ,1 3 M' , .f 'N joseph R. LeBlanc Amklanl Io the Headmaster Heat! or' Middle and Lower School Mallvfw'mf1'c 2 W 0 'ICG XX 1 iinzi i- N Sherman W. Kennedy Business Manager Mrs, Barbara McCarthy ffonomfu Administrative Secrelary A A - D I T. N 7-Vf7'ng Secretary to Lower!Middle School Head 05230, Ofixgifencs ,r K ' ,ma Boys ' Ph ysical Education 'liz- i I , .8 ,..-13 A avr JV.. 1 , , In . JA 'R .A f -'YH ' 4 1 . ' . ,U V .J Q .V 'X H -, i ff' I Hn ' Lf M sp i W f f ,f' 'Q 1' , f ,, ' Mfg C mths AA PW, Mrs lacqueline Srgler DiMi!i,1l7 AiLlfY7l7l' Secretary Faculty I Mrs O W Anschuetz Mrs Lawrence! Asbury K. ISK arf' Mrs Alfred E Barnes xx- T? Mrs Cornellus Boersma Grade 8 Mrs William D Brewster M s S M Broskl lr 5oC1a!5lud1e5 Pre !vnn'4 rgaffen Amman! 98 Q if -if . 2 . ru os. fb 'V A - QS .5 ,S , M j c' Lrn ' fri , . I f X X .f X 1 ' . 0 K 0 es f D + Zatirv, lf! and IV 4 Grade 7A I frencfr r 1 M 5 M J . f , . 4, J . 1 jf L I NI' Q . I 5 '- C , f ix X-1 K B i 1 W K i 1 1 1 i . , l 1 , A 1 . ' -IV 1 X W 4. F4 W , K ,,- V I ' Ill . ' -' 5 , ,fg pa , ll fg!g g .- 1 ,., L: 1 N oward oss felt oward years. 'ling of ainte- fall of e Bar- d was lvill be r'.Ullf1 ' if: .7 1 , 'Y an GITIM l ' R-If. .HID Mn, num 'mi I ls: M fgfxfrfff gqfqr Q Fifi?-if -1?f9Z'3N ,7 1' 4? 1, f f-f--f.-.:.:-2,51 4,2 Y 4-ca. 1.-w 'f 'G .0 warp, R, -ECYJQ--'. , 5.5.- 5 ' ' f,ff-1-fn, 1 '- 31? - ' 1 ff. ,. fij n A students Pre-Kindergarten D I . . 4, J .,1i',j,,i , . K, . , 4' z2?1?fy 3 2 01'-'gf .3 W . .' 2 -F A' is V K A wa x ' ' -f K W .L u a' : 5 I Left to right, FRONT ROW: David Burn, Chris Whiltaken Bi!! Fitch, fesfica Baum, fdward Rrppex Nate Hrancato, Kim 5ankp17L BACK ROW Rachel lennens, Matt Harpen Trrppe Tafge, Hal Woodhead Hadley Refvrth, Karolyn Kemp, Doug Thad Kenneth Smclarh Sarah Bradford David MJIIGH 1 ii Morning Kindergarten NY- 1 ,. , ' Y- lui . . wt- - 1, , , if gm.p5m i 5 ., A .. ., , Q f-14 ROW: A David Left to right: laura Hockadayg Karen Kessfngen jimmy Borden, Leeann Robertson, Kelly Kopp, Tom Whitlaken lohn Mafen Rrla Cones, Linda Dunlap, lackfe Levine, Krm Southern, Tyler Barnes, Rusty james, Afternoon Kindergarten Mm- y 1 . -A ,. - -4---V Left to right, FRONT RQW, LMS ggmonf fnhn Whffdkgff lim Cdffifli, lennrfef Rutlel, Deborah Mrlaughlfn, Tomb BC'ffOgf!'l'J, BACK ROW: August Marci, Bien! Rr-uk Kaffe Befrfngfmlzi Druid Cr-Hon G rade Two Left to right, FIRST ROW: Derek Martin, Paul Dmitrulc, Ken! Price, Eric Sildon, Anne Aspen Donna H9lfll7g9lQ Susan Small SECOND ROW: Danny Ost, Albert Lea, David Dunlap, lenniler Stevens, Karen Holden, Lindy Senten THIRD ROW: Steven Pitts, Mark Vlrden, Katherine Spencer, Daryl Barksdale, Laura johnson, Ellen Benson, Kim Smith, ABSENT: lim Patterson I UI IW QI - ll ll IQ? In H HEI 3 '1 i ron, BACK i all ii IC ll 1 E 'f ' Us ,T Frane, vnad y Grade Four Left to right, FRONT ROW: Chnl' fddy Rana Seidin, Lelilia Robinson, Mimi Fitch, Katz? Kessingen Brad Kemp, BACK ROW L0r1lame5 Amy 051, lon Baum, Bill Sunderland T R. Carwick, Lena Price, Carol Woodbury lan Straube, Gigi Williams, Viiginia Clafk, Sandy Sullon David Mooney Amy Wahlstedt, ABSENT: Dawn Daily Kimberly Wnillaker JPG 5. V kv 1 v. ...ltr Q., ' A lt XX ,f-XX kg JW 4 I 3 an Sue 1, fulie n Cer- Celia 'urneg I Sixth Grade W -, T. - Ef.,..I-1 Left to right, FRONT ROW: lohn Robinson, David Pitts, Mark Sevanson, Torn Woodbury Web Bixby Tom Davis, lim Collet, BACK ROW: Mary lo MOILISS, Kalle Byers, Sarah SmulL Libby Latsham Liz Gerson, Amy Cordon, Dianne Varnen Suzy Schneiden Kathy Margolin, Leigh Hilburn H 514' W SCHOOL Left to right, FRONT ROW: Doug Selden, Brad Sutherland Bob TeeL Nat Milgrarn, Dan Lo5calzo, Bill Evans, 7om McGee Kevin Sreck, BACK ROW: Mary Lou Kemp, Allrkon Overesch, Wendy Wahlsledt, fllen Salrlvburv Laura Babcock, Leslie Kass, Sherrilarnes, Lrka Senter Margo Cohen, Cindy Marlcl Eighth Grade 1 ra- Left to right, FIRST ROW: Palty lacobson, lulfe Taylon Nancy Swanson, Martha Lallyg Shannon Chapman, SECOND ROW Chris Bayles Elrkabeth leBlanc, Lisa Morrrk, Anne Salisbury julie Sutton, Tod Rled THIRD ROW: Albert lenab, lon Welken Gregg Suddarth Anthony kms' Barbea Andrew Srgler -uren E H: -, 'dw WAS f f' L11 . Xisj 85:5 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sibyl Tflson, julie Hornbuclcle, Mary lane Berry Bettina Brand Louise Ryder, SECOND ROW: Frog Dusselrer jeff 5f0a,,, Anne. 5aU,,,gafd1, jglfjlr-1711, ffm Brrhap, Cathy McGee, loel Devery THIRD ROW: Greg Rosenberg, Sieve Murphy Bel5y Mllgram, Drama lohnion, Wenrly Whee-lmlr Brll Colle! .f '- IHA Left to right, FRONT ROW: Debbie Thompson, Laura Sandilen Nbby Bolton, lill Ingram, Melissa Bergen BACK ROW: Eli Pieffen Kevin Devereyg lack Balkin ieft to right, FRONT ROW- Susie Helzburg, laura Riss, fllen Hipsh, Dana Dreien Ann francis, BACK ROW Mike Crurnrn, Charles Sunderland Scolt Cyllenbwb First Semester Officers President . . .Susan Sloan Vice-President . . . Charles Sunderland Secretary . . . Riirhard Rush Treasurer . . .Sandra Dryden Second Semester Officers President . . . Debbie Thompson Vibe-President . . . Martha Calkins Secretary . . . Richard Rush Treasurer . . .Ann Francis 1 v n 1 l F I 'ANDING: Left ro right, SEATED: 5usan Field Page Branton, lill Fellea Helen Patti Cheryl Whflhlte, STANDING: Dm Thompson, Marvin Categ Dave Bolton, Dennis Altschul Lefl 10 nghz SEATED- lun Hughef Stan Slnlfw Slap Bavles Kevrn Mr Call STANDING: Sharon Murray Sally ark , - 1 f ' f Alldms, lo fllcn Siem, Sumo Bflwffi, laura Knfq wr-rhmlcw 'lil : juniors 'Of Left to right: lim Heckmann, Mike Siglen Caroline Davis, Richard Simpson, Cathy Rush, Darrel! Havenen Ricki Brozman, Nancee Shriber 'UM Second Semester Officers: Presidemt-Caroline Davis, Vice-President-Caro! Engei Secretary-Laura Ross, Treas urer-john Cyiienborg Left to right, FRONT ROW: Kirn Trelheweyc Rosina Harten lei! Beai Laura Ross, Sherry Osadcheyg Claudia Woodruli BACK ROW: lohn Cylienborg, loe Pfefer J 3 4 1 0 A. x .' , V 1 VP , Ill. T' 5'3 N..-4 C A I. 1 N M1 ,vs Marie Adams Happiness runs in a circular motion, Thought is like a little boat upon the sea. All our souls are deeper than you can see, You can have everything if you let yourself be. Mary Hopkins Sister Marie . . , long, blond hain' sum- mer come to life . . .flows instead of moves . . . DUDE! . . . silently beautiful . . . large, inquisitive eyes . . . an individual , . . dignihed gentleness . . . serious but vvith humor showing through her eyes . . .seems 'shy but isn't-just believes the world would be better if we'd all keep our mouths shut! . . .brilliant math andscience student . . . perfectly poised . . . likes heavy ideas . . . Marie is Honor per- sonifieof W, Easily lost rn a somber look when thrngs get too much beautiful Duane Atha Love conquers all. Anonymous smile sparkles willing to do whatever I5 asked of her rmaglna tive social chairman a chflo' rn drsgurse playful easygorng energetic and effectfve BAA ,oresr dent P C D cheerleader sensrtfve about her appearance quiet but fun lovfng gets vlo lent when she lofes her El Marco Pamela Thornton Bowers lf thou of fortune be bereft And in thy store there be but ieft two ioa ves sei! one and with the dole buy hyacinths to feed thy soul james Terry White fs..gg.,' i',gy '. ' Se!!-possessed il e. knows herself and can Count on that self' in aii Crises . . . a practicalist who keeps the seniors' feet on the ground . . . always wfiling to ieno' a hand , . . ready supporter of schooi functions . , . does a great dealln a quiet way . . . Oh you guys, ld0n't see why you fee! so pressured' its all in your mind 'f . . . cooL coiiefted . . . an enthusiastic and creative Stu-Co VP. - f ov: f ' rr ff -'A ,101 Q4 rv'- 31 1 ' , , MQ, ,, , Q0 wg ' 1 My I -QL. X .3 9, '44, nvkx fy, Jw . , my , .,.. N U A J ., ' , v 'qv Un v I' K 'D . K Mg, 4 f 'V f 'lf ,ga . V, , , .wb N . K ' l Umm 3 , 4' ,f M-af.. . A Q -8'--L xv fx ' 0 W ' Q' u' 5 l4 wav' rn ',.1'f'A' M4 vw - vo sd. lr, 1 F -kr' . I frfff, 'U w1fN . ,, I' Z5 N. Binky . , . an '34iive rnterest in her face . . . as if theres so much to do and iearn that even with ai! her abiiities on tijo toe'j 5he'li never get enough! . . . eyes thatreflect the iight . . . listens and understands . . . a vaiuableperspec- tive . . V. totally and refreshingly un- ,orefudrced . . . sexy accent . . . Oh you guys, I was just dying with !aughter! . . . vibrant Barstow cheerleader . . . gracefu! Filipino dancer , . . ioves iife for the sheer fun ofiiving it . . . Friipino yet not foreign, Maria Lorenza Dalupan y Gaston There is no way to peace Peace is the way, Anonymous looks lrke Creek goddess organfzed eternally calm Intelligent constantly dolng thrngs lar rn advance doesn t mfnd being heckled thats greatl ln the mornlng comes through the school doors like a light breeze math and scrence student never a dull moment laughs easrly marvelously slender ways lrstenfng azure f yes lovedflovlng line combrna ION Ann Ellzabeth Dlelrlch And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longrng Kahlll Gibran fi! X.. Little Mari sunshine . . . smiles with her eyes . . . likes working with lower-schoolers , . .the free spirit of the school . . . big, beautiful blue eyes . . . C'mon you guys . . . hair tied in knots . . .crochet- mgin class . , . her MG Midget . . . interested in the worlof aware of its problems . . . Coal l'm so hungry-l wish l had a dime , . . notices quickly what others will not see for a lifetime. Mari jane Evans Men will lie on their backs, talking about the fall of man, and never make an effort to get up. Thoreau 7 Connecticut Yankee . . . came back for her senior year . . . poised . . , lovely clothes . . , dark skin and hazy eyes . . , conscientious student and leader . . . careful care-full in all her obligations . , ,always willing to listen . . .always looks good . . . kindness and love that corne from her soul . . . sensitive . . a little naive , . . school loyalty , . , romanticist-we would like the world to be the way she sees lf. Leslie Victoria Francis People are like stained glass windo ws, They glow and sparkle when its sunny and bnghtg but when the sun goes down their true beauty is revealed only it' there is a light from within. Anonymous CVS' 2 sill? ,Q -R 'Wothfhg I cared 1h the lamb white days, tha! trrne would take me Up to the swallow thronged loft by the shadow ofrny hand 1n the moon that rs always r1s1ng , , . Dylan Thomas A hard-workrng intellectual, . , fall Sffllflllg. . , thinks deeply talks deeply, . . poetry 1s a way of life. . . scholar of Ihe class . . . challenge to keep up wflh. . . graceful and d1gn1hed . . . sophfstrtated . . . so organized she ought to run the UN. 171 her spare time. . . bnlliant. . . fascmatfng conversa- t1onal1st. . . a teacherfs student, . . hrghly motl- vated. . . yustdiably proud 'E' Kathleen Ann Hunzicker Elizabeth O'Brien Jordan HBR! . . . known for ner Rafe driving , . . beautiful eyes A , , Yoo Hoo-Yoo fo you too my dean but where are we? . . . forgetful . . . ques- llons, questions, questions . , . unbeal-down-able . , . takes pride In hand wrfllng , . . vvorsf reform smoker Ihere ever was , . . loves lo go shopping . . . fond of ,sporls . . . well my dedrrrrrru . , Conslanlly l'!'l77l'l7ffl!7g you .shefv lrlfh. He who does no! live In some degree for others, hardly lives for hfrnsellf Montaigne Yves in O lcnow Jt given 'ed and r of the 'srster ' honey ul mind ares her nmeone uiet life 'ct Aga- Deborah Kay Krause lam a part of all that I have met, Tennyson Pem-Day's homecoming queen . . . long, blond shiny hair, . . lucid blue eyes, . . sort of dreamy. . , floats'f through a day -through a hall too! . . . fair in judgment . . . makes a great friend. , . wild memory . . . past, present, and future all rolled up into one fuzzy buzzer inside that Crazy head. . . remembered for her wild parties . . . great perception of feelings of others , . . constantly in love, if not always with the same guy. Merrlyn with an e not an a . , . redharr and wire rims . . .gypsy eyes . . ,hasa vocabulary which includes a wealth of coined phrases . , . one of the best actresses Barstow has . . . always willing to help . . . able to success- fully reason with herself . . . intelligent . . . funny funny comments . . . patient . . . very socially aware . . . everything is 'suppern . . . thinks and studies. Merilyn Kay Krigel lf a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a dfiferent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, However measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau h hrs Virginia Hendrix Mohr l wear my shoes Inside out . , The wind blows backwards all nrght long Monkeys mumble rn a jelly bean jungle Clouds hide in a hole rn the sky Elbows grow on a tlclcle tree , . and ram makes applesauce, julian Scheer Clnny . . . Class lnstltutlon , . , giggles from the lnslde out . . . Look, Krause, don't bug mel . . overalls . . . loves to sincere about the horrors of pollu tion . , .hasa contagious laugh . . .always eager to answer in class . . the one who fs where its at . . . loves' outdoors, espe- cially Colorado , . . breltas' '... last of the Foxy 75 . . , ls loved but doesnt notice Jig Marie Lee . . , looks like Ihe young Elrkabeth Taylor , , . fabulous singer and actress . . 4 loves people . . , amazingly versatile . . . her own jokes: told and underslood only by her . . . C'mon mou1h! . . . line-a- minute Murray . . . extensive vocabulary . . . consistently happy irrepresslbly w0rking-learn1ng-lov- ing the worlo'-thinking-s,oeaking- asking-knowing. 1,34 1 ,- 5 v ,Q 29, aa ' X 1' 'X ' .wx Q I f N X 1 ' . I . 1 . NT, -ix, J , . ,if 'Q Y . x , , o f si L ,.. Yellow5unshrne . . ,has much spirit and enthusiasm . . . dedicated to the job of learning . . . laughs with people . . . deep, smiling eyes . . . rigid self- drscrpline . . . says what she thinks short and sweet, as the sa ying goes . . . loves people, action . . . very de- termined . . . turned over giggle-box . . . dehnite opinions . . . that, that sort of thing is childish! . . . kind and thoughtful , 742 1 jill Roberta Pettegrew Be still . . . And let the wind speak. Hush . . . A world is talking. loan Walsh Anglund .- X f--aw if Q Chuck , , bouncy blarlf hair . . .always in a good mood , . . eagle' iolfe . . . fabulously slender . . , Buttercup fort-ver , . .sings in the morning . . , cheerleading . . . circle glasses , , . squeaky voice . . . first into college A . . gre-atcomplcxion A worriesunnefessarily. Charlotte Truitt Russell And in the sweetness of friend- ship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is re- freshed Kahlil Gibran 219158. If P' V X lf. M V V, 'gf 'E 'Q' Q it Q , ., 5, , A. ng? 'av 40' Fondly called Butch . , . gorgeous voice . . . careful and deter- mined learner . . . one of the micro-minis . , . quietly competent . , . fascinated by ani- mal science . . . like a childs smile, hers ducks with her head some- times, but still can be seen by the light in her eyes , . . always study- ing. . .petitebut tough . , . every fathers ideal daughter, every teach- ers ideal student, Kan' Virginia Daye Sims l seek to know nature, her moods and her manners . . . lt is as if l always rnet in those places some grand serene, irn- mortal infinitely encouraging, though in- visible, Companion and walked with him. Henry David Thoreau Love is the enchanted dawn of every heart. Lamamne Romantrcrst of the class enfoymc nt comes toffrom her through feelrngs not vvords sensitive and talented poised serene quiet exterror sensrtrve and talented Pay magic fingers' a hrpprc and Chopin all rn one perfec tronrst her lf 1ppy moods high strung hrgh performance Mozart re rncarnatcd the perfect lady always 147 Gina Martha Sink if Nancy Alice Trillin The consciousness of life is higher than life, the knowledge of happiness is higher than hap- piness-that is what we have to fight against! Dostoevsky Brilliant and conscientious student , . . wild sense of humor, constantly laughing . . . de- manding of herself and of her friends . , . in- nate sense of honesty and fairness , . . tremendously hard worker but never too busy for her friends . . .intense . . . takes justifia- ble pride in her intelligence . A . a perfectionist who will never let herself be satisfied by any- thing less than the best, . wild . , dee . . in- fo busy ustifia- ctionisl V any- Elpresidente . . . deep, thoughtful eyes . , . the perfect face . . .much artistic talent . . , thinks before she speaks . , ,open-minded 4 . A nerv- ous, contagious laughter . . . liberal thinker , . . vital sense of fairness . . , deep insight . , . conscientious , . wvonderfullyemotional. . .inter- ested in educational methods . . . all kinds of abilities, not the least of whit h is to make the landscape more look-at- able! Ann Wilson Trusty l thank you Cod for most this amazing day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and the blue true dream of sky: and for everything which is natural which is infinite, which is yes. 'f e. e. Cummings Deborah Louise Wheelock We are here to heh: each othen to try to make each other happy. Polar Eskimos -4-1, Quick sympathy and alert friend . . .bouncy. . ,willing to listen-but loves to argue . . . always has ques- tions . . . just the right amount of freckles . . , Well lmay be wrong, butlthink . . . , .drives the truck . . . involved with Barstow . . . al- ways impressive when she speaks . . . has senior ring stamp on eyeball . . . enjoys helping others help them- selves . . . always has time to do something . . .in the middle of every- thing , . , great backer of causes. Senior Wills lf Mme Adams will 'IW hockey happiness to Helen Ann and lessie Sarah. I, Diane Atha, will my right wing to anyone who can keep up with Carol Engel, Linda Foltz, and Martha Davis. I, Pam Bowers, will love and sweet dreams to lo Ellen and Pooh. I, Paige Bridgens, will make good marks and go to the university and become a successful doctor. I, Binky Dalupan, will a four-inch smile to Skip and my tinikling sticks to anyone who wants a month off from school. I, Ann Dietrich, will C.R.R. one snow-ball fight, one bucket of water, and 10,000 notes to put on one window. I, Mari Evans, will my love of learning to lim Burns and my dextrous ability to tie my hair in knots to Miss McC, I, Leslie Francis, will cookie castles and my yellow room to Debbie Thompson. I, Kathy Hunzicker, will a bottle of dark ale, a Welsh click, and Dylan Thomas to every aspiring poet. l, Brien jordan, will my driving to the critics, i.e. Mr. Burns. l. Shelley King, will the locker room rock to the boys. I, Debbie Krause, will my SAT scores to those who aren't planning on a college education. I, Merilyn Krigel, will my Eastern European heritage to the American History class. I, Ginny Mohr, will the Outdoor Club twith my fondest regardsl to Mr. Lenci and my excellent pronunciation of the French language to Madame Barnes and Darrell Havener. I, Eden Lee Murray, will my naturally curly hair to anyone who laughed at it on a rainy day and Miss McClelland to anyone who wants somebody who cares. I, Iulie Palmer, will my childhood dreams and fading flowers to the junior class and my Bach sweatshirt to Mrs.. Engel. I, jill Pettegrew, will my sound philosophy of quality not quantity to my favorite teacher, Big lim Combs. I, Charlotte Russell, will Troost Lake and all its contents to Pooh and rings for her fingers to Baby lane. I, Suzie Ryder, will to Connie and Baby lane all those glorious mornings in gym class. I, Marilyn Sanders, will a part in my building of the cathedral to Mrs. Kemp and Miss McClelland. I, Virginia Sims, will my love and interest in animals, especially Angus cattle, to Mrs. Grant. I, Gina Sink, will Irving and my ability to run into parked cars to Tibby and Dave Bolton. I, Ann Trusty, will somersaults and swings to all freinds to take with them wherever they go. I, Debby Wheelock, will my sophisticated truck to Donna Thomason. , R : i ' 5 -X 1Q,, 'f Off of 9 . advertising . . . with a strahge fand a truel and a climbing fall into far near blue .,, ng . ii- ' e:'3.1.1. .Qi '..s rap, ,.,.,. A-gr, 33 wx- A ,-1.5, , A' ' 1 -Tig:-Qin' Q P-,,5ff. LP 5 ,y, Q' wf? .af-1 iw ' 1 -J ,, , . i , M i 'i f Q '4 ff'-+:':1-ff-- -..- , -' V ,, -' '-hx ffff--,gf rziaw- ,:, J Y ' ' ' ki- 5? A- .i f , - ' '19, -' 7 5 i.f ,55.,i1f-:' Lf' sf 1-ig, . , , n-rg x if ' -1 'mia-:G-5.:5A,.Y 2' f ' -:A :Lf 1. .' '. Q - fi'l,j.'?'1i::-g,1-,,' ' , 1- -i , -fn 1 F 1 - - L -- 4 'P 'Q a 4 MWA, 9 Ki? 1- X N ... Q ,.. 1 ,vp ' Vg, up lc ,Q F' ,T A 1 M- 6 .1 3 if-F' ' -4 ye., 'A ., A ,, u 1, . .Q 1, N.. If L I 4 K' .N A Ra x , X Q f 2 L 6, 14. ,V K 4- ,N g '7 Y? 1 T ' ' , -E fs. pw: r .-:4-1-,,Q:. ,. 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Subsidiary of NSMC 114 West Gregory Blvd. Kansas City, Mo. 64114 AC 816 361-2323 Supplier of Educational Listings to Institutions of Higher Learning .Something womoIQfqIuQ Inom 220 NICHOLS ROAD Q KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64112 A- St Pyt Std C tyCl bPl A -if Compliments of Shelton and Son Landscaping i M COMPLIMENTS Baltimore Bank and Trust Company john T. Pierson lr. Michael Hogan Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy Eli, Cat, and Red Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Wahlstedt john B. Francis Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Berger Mr. and Mrs. joe Nesbit Mr. and Mrs. Ben Trillin The Red Baron Breeze, Molo, and Toot A Friend Plaza Bank of Commerce A Friend Plaza Cleaners and Laundry A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Sloan Dad Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Cohen Bettina and jordan Brand To the Senior Class from luul and Fred -..----iv f f '? ,L . it--.V -1 Aa.. 5 --ge ii To the editors, CJUR COMPLIMENTS Your fathers 3 -M065 om 9. Somet M G Aoi BANKE Ami-zlilhs D -..., .N 3 NK L Kansas Cui SL COYGQZ-'OS as I AY. 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'N ' -4' '3 6 22 5 Q36 'ga 35- Q5 36 ' kg 54 ,ya 136- is 941, Qi 'Q ' - 11- ,Q , 6 , ' A lbuisae A04 'lfcvbqs 0141 'owe' plctorxb 7i'uxi'4 477121150 one Q' ,X 4, ,ffi , f 5 A A Q. -S -A B gx x V far gs . A '45 5 2. .-' Q- Q, , 4 A 'P . , s 6.59 G7 6552 5 52? 'gb 5 ' , io' Q9 -21 www fy -DM Pflqrutd Q-'9nn'iWdb mow ff-few? Mr. Cordon E. Atha, former president of the Board of Trustees, died suddenly November 30. Mr. Atha served on the Board of Trustees from 1964 to his death and was president 1966-1967 and 1967-1968. Mr. Atha was instrumental in establishing the Middle School wing and the Memorial Tree Fund. He also served as Country Fair Treasurer. The contributions of Gordon Atha will always be remembered by the Barstow community. 782 THANK YOU Mrs. Boersma Mrs. Breckinridge Bruce Fizzell Mrs, Grant Mr. Kennedy Mrs. McCarthy Mr. Mouser Our Mothers National Photo lim Rupe Bob Rush Mrs, Sigler Sunset Hill Helios Staff Traditions Committee VIP -., -h..,,-v-NN If ..1 1 , ll 4 1 3 N Boa esta cont ws. 5 A Q 4,,,,,,Qy,u..4 Mia- r ,,,, '65 W. . . let's love until no one could quite be . . .as living as i'm and as you're let's touch the sky . . . , 1194 E19-lb F Y'.'fg-Q-'T 4 1 . i . I i I V i I 1 w r W w r A I r 1 i r