Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1973 volume:

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Joseph LeBlanc .-9' 2 .1 w 'N iq P'- 1 ,l .3 fan if ag. ,:--,n ' Q 2 - 5 q if 4 fivs, 1.4 I Q1 'N-aw 313-4--v fi' M xg cv Jw cami l -f 4, Q 1 2'--Q if 1. V .a-',-g il fr g ff -' 5' ff, 29. 2. if Q i all? 2,4 3 v:'5J 'Q ' ?g'i'5:LQ' if ' W V aff?-, J Jagggily' 5 M, W 4 1 1 , .-g. LT FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACUL ULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FA FACIIITV rlnm 'rv rnnlll F Y ncum FA U. TYFACULTY I f 1 LT FACULTY :ffl currv FACULT f T FALULTY FACU T rkcuuv FAI , T TY Acuuvr L T U Q LT FACULTY 5? T Cl rv FACUL . FAIULTY FACI E. AQ Y FACULTY FACULII rnuuul rnuuul FACUL TY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACU ULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FAC CUITY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY FA FACULTY Y FACUL .TY FACU ULTY FAC LCULTY F FACULTY Y FACUL TY FACUI CULTY FA ACULTY afil, fr-as fl! James A. Lawson Head ofthe Upper School Physims 7 . ' N .fm T1 1 lg! K 4 KA: fi Joseph R. LeBlanc Assistant to the Headmaster Head of Middle and Lower School Mathematics eg T..q..-, J Q W X44-. af, - i s- ..-r - Ag' h IF. Clinton H. Gates Director of Development Mrs. Harry M. Grant Secretary to the Headmasier I4 a, 43 Els we --.-J- 'mn' 3h9 m3 W- Kennedy Mrs, Jacqueline Siglar Business Manager Alumni Secretary Typing if K' l r N Delvin T. Norris Director of Athletits Boys' Physical Education 1' 10 Mrs. Bill Bruton Accountant Mrs. Gurdon K. Lenci College Guidance Mrs. Walter V. Oongdon Librarian wp f ff 1 .yr iilm-f i4'? M J Mrs. Norman Breckenridge Ad mi ssions Secretary Secretary to Head of h U S h I t B pper C oo John Fioreila Director of Guidance History Latin Mrs. Barbara McCarthy Administrative Secretary Secretary to Head of Middle and Lower School W rw- Mrs. Charles A. Pine Dietitian X77 N W. ! V 1. iff M YI 5 ' f fre 1 6792 ixwm M .fb t gt, ' 9 ' e- 1 3.- :15fE??' H if5'Q1N f .i f 1 . 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Brosnahan Mrs. Willard C, Dsllenbach Assistant Director of Athletics Girls' Physical Education Boys' Physical Education 20 4 5222 W Mrs. Marshall Spiegel French ff-'z Vfmffe H Qlarygn ,X 'I -1.,u an ff 'ii' .A 4 M 9 ' Q 1 if 24 - f .af w 'E .: 'Q W X44 ,, QD xy i IVlrs. charles A, career E. Bradford Lacey An History Humzmiues IH' I 'N xx Y! P EW ,- A Mrs, Merna A. Pratt Mrs. John CIearY Geram M'4Ha'pe' Spanish French Mathematlcs ' A I Q. E xl Y . 1 Q -: xl . Q EXJQ 'W V h ,U Ll. -an .M A, ,Q , 1.9 Q I -. mb. f' 'hu ' , - ? , Q U , X 'rf x ,X , V 'fx 1 X 71, . V . , f A 4 - L A 'J 51 5' , X, , ' it A xi' X 1 3 I N Q, . r - .J :Q 1 Kb' '11 , f f I ,!Q 5 V O Mrs. Cornelius Boersma NUS. John E' Vincent Eighfh Grade Seventh Grade 109K .,. , K-X v G 'v ...gy 'cal' Nlllchell Gratwuck II Asslsnnt Durector of Admusslons Social Studies Alan Gibby Fnfth Grade Soccer Mathematics Miss Amy DeYong Sixth Grade Mrs. C Ellnott Knoke Thlrd Grade F, E E. 3 ' . 3 'ill Mrs. Dale Engel Music 24 'Q X .aa-A ' 'i 31 A rT ,, . V, Ta-gfFi' I,-QF if .if ' C. Elliott Knoke History Mrs. William D. Brewster Developmental Reading Miss Grace Madison Language Retraining ,f r V- .5 'Q 2'-wylfv .- Q gjfrrw , ff . M ' fc , ww I x 1' l W ,X 9'3i'g1,gg'r'5'r 14, 4 A-.f fiffhix bi ' ' 4 , f ,p 1 'fix . - V by S , Q af I Q ,f X 1' A Q 1 - 7 5 94. f :X K1 Mrs. Richard Houston Pre-Kindergarten ,Q ,vs Mrs. S.M. Broski, Jr. Kindergarten Assistant Mrs John Q. Watkins First Grade Mrs. Donald Suddarth Kindergarten ,6- huixfx f ,sr T41 Mrs. Lawrence J, Asbury First Grade Mrs. Dean H, Wessels Tutor Mrs. James F. Schooling Second Grade Mrs. Duane Unruh Second Grade in-.if ,NA nl W',V p Miss Patty McFaddin I N! Fourth Grade Mrs. Robert L. Teel Thrrd Grade If Clmton Hall Science , 5.340 L' ,SH f L.: Miss Marcella Vvarnacut Fourth Grade James H. Ahlen Fifth Grade English l 5, x 5-. W' ?'7f?'iff5 Mrs. James F. Tearney Mathematics Mrs. Don W. Trotter Ar X, IAQ , We t Y 'Rf MAINTENANCE STAFF , 4 Ii ' KITCHEN STAFF N in --ws 1,4 4 f ' A ...gl E Left to right, FIRST ROW: Geneva Murphy, Dorothy Prucha, Alice Angell, Marty Rooney. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Wise, Louella Pickel, Geneva Almquist, Helen Lewis, Ethelene McCIendon, Gen Leo, Jean Williamson, Dorothy Brisbin. TUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS SUD NTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDENTS STUDEITS . 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Schroer, Fred Dreiling, John Friend, Elizabeth Taylor, KINDERGARTEN Morning, left to right, FIRST ROW: Courtney Maier, Jennifer Voigts, Becky Stevens, Michelle Feller, Gretchen Schwegler. SECOND ROW: John Fitch, Lance Hart, Steve Baker, Pieter Ebbers, Danny Jacob, Matt Moody, David Stern. ABSENT: Maria Richardson, Sally Nixon, Andrew Hoff- man. 5 Q' W3 Z Afternoon left to right FIRST ROW: Laura Stuber, Laura Osborn, Kim Pierson, Heidi Schwegler, Nancy Calliham. SECOND ROW: Matt Craig, Quint Newcomer, Robbie Borden, Philip Williams, Jay Stevens. ABSENT: Sean I-lamtil. FIRST GRADE Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jill Mooney, Lee Harsh, Jessica Baum, Rachel Jennens. SECOND ROW: Jack Platt, Ruth Cohen, Kim Sank- pill, David Byrne, THIRD ROW: Edward Rippey, Andrea Poisner. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Brown, Jason Green, Bill Dickey, Steven Bernstein, Kenneth St. Clair. AB- SENT: Lars Benson. W x 2 I ' 1 A ,.. -,-,Q-. T ,-- PH' ' ,. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Cathy Yates, Me- lissa Peel, Kristin Whit- taker, Terry Miller. SEC- OND ROW: Matt Harper, Stephanie Pestinger, Sara Bancroft, Bram Glass, Stuart Salomon, Charles Back. THIRD ROW: Pat Ludwikoski, Chris Rey- nolds, Emilie Gratwick, Susan Broski, Jonathan Price, SECOND GRADE Left to right, FIRST ROW: Leeann Robertson, David Gerson, Kelly Kopp, Allison Moody, Maria Luz Racela. SECOND ROW: Laura Hoekaday, Tyler Barnes, Lucy Brown, Auaust Maier, Brandon Romine, Linda Dunlap. , W.,. ...N ei- S Q 1- AA L AM4! A T 6:52 -M- Leh to ,ight FIRST ROW: Kara Kgsgingerv Jackie Lorie. SECOND ROW: Eric Sigler, Susan Schafer, Andrew Wolff, Jackie Phillips Debra McLaughlin THIRD ROW: Aris Green, Rita Cortes, Jennifer Turner, Jimmy Borden, John Maier, Toma Bertoglio. ABSENT: Kim Southam, Tom Whittaker, Bren' Reed- THIRD GRADE v Left to right, SEATED: Stephanie Thedinger, Don Southam, Scott Lawson, Mort Platt, Lil'1dV Semef. Brad Epsten, STANDING: Kevin Ost, Chuck Waldrop, Gray Harsh, Teun Ehbers, Joy Davidson. 17 Left to right, SEATED: Randy Dodge, Spencer Atha, Darren Bouckhout, STANDING: Todd Greenberg, Jim LeBlanc, Blair Overesch, Doug Dockhorn, Adam Bold, Julie Phillipe, Senoria Clarke, Lisa Daily, Dody Sank- pill, Alex Fitch. ABSENT: Brad Tyrer, Gloria Garrett, Dave Welker. FOURTH GRADE J. .N 5, V Left to right: Miss Warnacut, Paul Dmitruk, Nancy Pitman, Kent Price, Derek Martin, Jim Meisel, Sam Wurster, Scott Kopp, Danny Ost, Jennifer Stevens, Darryl Daugherty, Lisa Back, George Baum, Donna Hsttinger, Ellen Benson, Martha Schneider. ABSENT: Laura Johnson. Left to right: Trey Gratwick, David Dunlap, Amy Brown, Merrie Merrill, Beth Merrill, Karen Holden, Mark Virden, Albert Lea, Will Jennens, Eric Sildon, Steve Pitts, Miss McFaddin. ABSENT: Anne Asper. , ,f-fa swf-1 H+ 1-nr 37 FIFTH GRADE Left to right, FIRST ROW: Alicia Bouckhout, Katrina Waldrop, Cathy Trenton, Kari Pierson, Betsy Woodbury, Carroll Whittaker, Mary Tutera, Felicia Markl, Trish Cannady, Robbin Maize, SECOND ROW: Brian Allain, David Dockhnrn, Steve Greenberg, Tom Rou- debush, Duke Baldauf, J.P. Townley, Mr, Ahlen. ABSENT: Todd Dodge, Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Grat- wick, Paul Jordan, John Rippey, John St. Clair, Wendy Hockaday, Marian Olander, Page Barnes, Julie Riss. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Robertson, Jane Epsten, Brooks Babcock, Steve Silbiger, Jordy Brand, Gregg Matson, Trip Hil- burn, Missy Wang, Jill Gordon, Lisa Vardeman. ABSENT: Bart Thedinger, Eric Grant, Charles Margolin. .rs 453: SIXTH GRADE Left to right, FRONT ROW: Brenda Stern, Doug DaPew, Chris Eddy, Katia Kessinger, Valerie Lawson, Bill Sunder- land. SECOND ROW: Jon Baum, Jane Got-tsch, John Riggs, Jeb Baker, Mimi Fitch, Kim Lacy, Amy Wahlstedt. THIRD ROW: Dave Mooney, Lena Price, Gigi Williams, Letitia Robinson, Dawn Daily, Virginia Clarke, Gordon White. FOURTH ROW: Miss DeYong, Carol Woodbury, Eric Ritter- busch, Mr, Gibby, Kim Whittaker, Jan Straube, Laura Schneider. ABSENT: Sandy Sutton. SEVENTH GRADE Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sue Holden, Sarah McGee, Laurie McCune, Laura Wolff, Shelly Piper. SECOND ROW: Connie Tutera, Kelly McCarthy, Ann McCray, Anne Potter, Vicky Sharp. THIRD ROW: James Helman, Matt King, Dan Ross, Matt Allain, Chris Ost. FOURTH ROW: Becky Turner, Sandra Hammack, Margaret Field, Andrea Markl, Edward Tranin. FIFTH ROW: Chase Higinhotham, Vince Carmen, Jim Gerson, Steve Trenton, Dean Suddarth. SIXTH ROW: Merrill Pierson, Taylor Atha, Donovan Miller, Dicky Francis, Peter Sloan. SEVENTH ROW: Patty Wetherill, Cindy Byrne, Barbie Allen, Chip Ingram. EIGHTH ROW: Mr. Mouser, Mrs. Vincent, Halli Vrooman, Niels Benberg, Todd Epsten. Q5 EIGHTH GRADE Left to right, FIRST ROW: Peri Greenburg, Tori Bolton, Mary Jo Morriss, Wendy Wnhlstadt, Allison Overesch, Cindy Markl, Liz Gerson, Margo Cohen, Susan Schneider. SECOND ROW: Mark Swanson, Laura Babcock, Brad Sutherland, Tom Woodbury, James Collet, Nat Milgram, David Pitts. ABSENT: Kirk Heasley, John Robinson, Lisa Senter, Sarah Smull, Jim Swords. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Leigh Hilhurn, Julie Sloan, Stuart Ehlers, Holly Higinhotham, Tom Davis, Bill Evans, Kathy Margolin, Martha Hoffman, Virginia Altman. SECOND ROW: Tom McGee, Dan LoScalzo, Amy Gordon Walter Bixby, Katie Byers, Ellen Salisbury, Dianne Varner, Leslie Kase, Libby Latshaw, Elizabeth Bloch, FRESHMEN X, Left to right, FRONT ROW, sitting: Tamara Crumm, Joe Feller, Kim Jeffries, Greg Lawson, Bobo Field. SECOND ROW: Laura Clarke, Debbie Allen, Bill LeBlanc, Chip Weber, Beth Haren, Susan Belger, Steve Rosenthal, Sandy Poisner. THIRD ROW: Richard Silbigar, Frank Waterman, Sally Atha. ABSENT: David Cagle. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Mary Hilton, Rick Gyllenhorg, Laura Harris, David Francis, SECOND ROW: Wendy Martin, Cathy Lyons, Susan McGee, Lisa Greenberg, Marion Crooks, Ruth Calkins, Kent Sunderland. ll r Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kristin Van Voorst, Anthony Tilson. SECOND ROW: Barbie Christopher, Lon Lowenstein. THIRD ROW: Scott Wolff, Bob Bacchus, Madelyn Allain. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Hettinger, Don Reinoehl, Liz Marder. 1 N ' r:?s:i.f+ : Y 1 Wil -sr-sr. Laft to right, FRONT ROW: Diana Johnson Shannon Chapman. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth LeBlanc Cathy McGee THIRD ROW: Betsy Milgram, Joni Baker Lnsa Moms Anne Baumgardt, Steve Murphy, Mary Jane Berrey Russ Engel Bettina Brand, Shelley Gray. JUNIORS 1 ,'L'-. ' 'lh n'l. I 1l.'gUl 's 'u'l ,Q ma .I A ug: 'Win l.. 2515. Y: x4 iffy Left to right' George Katz Mika Crumm, David Allan, Laura Ris, Tully Sims, Kevin Deverey, Nancy Greenhaw, Rob Burstein Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kevin Jsfiries, Richard Rush, Martha Calkins, Tibby Bolton, Lyndon Ketterman. SECOND ROW: Laura Sandifer, Sandy Dryden, Charlie Sunderland, Ann Francis, Scott Gyllenborg, Emily Atha, Laurie Bosilevac, Wayne Edwards. 'N ra l ,M ,L 'X I X A gi ii, , l ll , Left to right, FIRST ROW: Doug Hassel, Kathy Sloan, Jill Ingram, Linde Johnson, Frank Rubin. SECOND ROW: Susan Sloan, Debbie Thompson, Susan Olander, Kevin Martin, Suzie Helzberg, Cindy Suddarth, Marsha Morgenroth, Jack Balkin. ABSENT: Ellen Hipsh, Connie Latshaw, Mike Mori. 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SEIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIORS SE IIIIIS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIU IS iENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIURS SENIURS I SNIIJRS SENIURS SENIORS SENIURS SENIURS S 'NIIIS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENII IRSSENIORS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SEIURS crulnnc crulnnc crulnnc crulnng SE NIUS S RS ZENII ENIIRS URS SEI SINIUI NIIIS E RSSENI ill-IIIUIIO QLIIIUIIQ ULIIIUIIU Ol-IIIUII IDB SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIURS SENIOR ENIO IIOR URS RS S IS SI SENII IDRS S Robert Ashley Bayles Bomb 'em back to the Stone Age! General Curtis LeMay Skip . . .founder and president of the Has- been Club. . .terrific sense of humor. . . Oue Pasa? . . .dependable. . .penny-pincher. .. Ardillo . . .basketball player with soul. . . love+bites . . .has an academic vocabulary ...talks out of the side of his mouth. . .in- tense, but controlled. . .friend of Francois Jones. . .a tongue-in-cheek John Bircher. . . creative practical joker.. .can be heard whis- tling Dixie.. .B-Lfne co-editor Louis Davout Bolton lll Universe is an evolutionary-process scenario without beginning or end, because the shown part is continu- ally transformed chemically into fresh film and reexposed to the ever self-reorganizing process of latest thought realizations which must continually introduce new significance into freshly written de- scription of the ever-transforming events before splic- ing the film in again for its next projection phase. R. Buckminster Fuller ,,,..--in ...- g ggjas- A Q Q N , ,. .va A . 5 -t , I R 7 . S' ' Yr? , - X f f 7' 1 'gc JI' f r s 'fps L . 1, - 'I-.fl sh ' l 5 rf 4' K 7 K 5 N H, O is Dave . . .complex personality. . .gifted actor. . .feels things deeply. . .music expert. . .moody. . .concerned with social justice. . .writes naughty Iimericks. . . freshest breath in town . . .beautiful eyes. . .smiles like the Cheshire cat.. .always asking. . .unpredict- able. . .thoughtful . . Tiger . . .the Spanish Villa. . . Heavenly Friend, Finch, the King, etcetera, etcetera, etwtera Susan Lonsdale Bowers thoroughly feminine. . .beautiful voice. . .ex- tremely competent. . .understands people.. .hon- est about herself and honest with others. . .good gin player.. . Lons . . .perpetual smile. . .legs. .. sophisticated. . .good sense of humor. . .puts it all in her diary. . .unshakable self-confidence and pride. . .a social artist. . . You have to take the gray with the bIue! 1.57, No one can tell you how to live because no one knows how to live until they die, and then they've only narrowed down the choices. Anonymous Page Branton We worry as though we had a thousand years to live. Let us rather always strive after the gentle humor of the heart which knows how to smile at the world, at our fellow men and at itself and which can stand a little above things. Nice her eyes twinkle when she smiles.. .hard worker . . .FIorida. . .super-organized. . .homework enthu- siast. . .giggIes. . .sincere. . .sweet. . .Junior Danoe Group supporter.. .an athlete, a singer, an artist .. .genuinely warm and friendly. . .worries un- necessarily. . .marvelous driver. . .considerate. . . super inner. . .shows concern for others. . .inex- haustible school spirit mild-mannered. . .Youth Symphony. . .inconspicuously observant. . .music, music, music. . .thick, shiny hair. . . laughs and smiles easily. . .to Belton and back. , .buzzes around in her Gremlin. . .pleasant disposition. . .takes her music seriously. . .nice legs. . .quiet. . .slightly South- ern accent. . .goes nutty over French Horn solos. . . idealistic Jeanet Louise Brown There is so much to be done that we ought to begin quickly to bestir ourselves. Emerson Erica Lyn Chick Serenity and joyfulness are the sun under which everything thrives. Jean Paul -11171 -nf lives a totally independent life.. .beautiful clothes. . .sexy. . .gorgeous eyes. . .a liber- ated woman . . .restIess. . .bewitching smile . . .silently amused. . .satiny hair. . .noncha- Iant. . .relies on intuition. . .connoisseur of rock music. . .anecdotes about Kathleen. . . quiet. . .gently sarcastic. . .exotic, yet com- pletely natural S sti bm al. ha l Kathryn Jane Davidson Sunshine . . .an actress. . .has a regal air. . .good history student. . .sarcastic. . .nice soprano. . .pretty smile. . .good brownies. . .dramatic. . .carefree. . .avid reader. . .emotion- al. . .always in the Senior Room. . .can recite Shakespeare ,, .devours historical novels. . .voIatile. . .sings through the halls Doubt thou the stars are fire: Doubt that the sun doth move, Doubt truth to be a liarg But never doubt that l Iove. Shakespeare magnificent cook. . .lives by her five senses. . .deep thinker. . .always wears her distinctive perfume. . . extravagant. , .an ex-hippie. . .adventurous. . .a serious dancer. . .super-supple. . .keen mind. . .thinks before she speaks. , .lover of the finer things. . . good old days . . . loses weight on five meals a day. . . Springfield and Aspen . . .beautiful eyes. . .first girl in the class to pierce her ears Jill Lisa Feller Nlan's maturity: to have regained the seriousness that he had as a child at pIay. Friedrich Nietzsche 59 has 1 1 -ww asf-4.5 ' . 25,35 :xr elf: '. Qiffs 1 ,. E' :fi ' .sf 2 S- ' gf' 1 ,r Q . ., .r J., - . l R'--sign! -, is it lf- . . .whimsicaI. . .cute. . .fond of ani- mals and flowers.. .a pretty smile.. .fun- loving. . .individuaIistic. . .Russian tea balls ...engagement ring. . . changed woman in Iove . . .a good Latin student. . .loves horses, cars, and Curt. . .always for tradition. . .a life outside Barstow, yet always interested in what happens to Barstow. . .deep feelings . . .lots of common sense s -as' W Susan Ann Gale Then together we walk onward beyond our vision into the unknown where the path may be steep or narrow, wide or straight, in sunshine and rain. It matters not because we are secure and move toward greater wisdom blending in the glory of life. . . and the promise of tomorrow. Peter S. Seymour ., 'vu -ff' - . . 'Q '-THR. 6l Michael David Kamitsuka Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of joy you must have someone to divide it with. Mark Twain the Senior basketball player. , . Kimo . . .good kid. . .soccer. . .future doctor. . . lron Man . . . always has a smile for the world. . .conservative ...acts well, rather than badly. . .straightfor- ward. . .friendly. . .leads an active BAA. . . funny remarks in Chemistry. . .sees things sen- sibly. . .straight as an arrow. . .diligent in all he does 0' 2 2. as 63 -.....-J Thomas Joseph LoScalzo Lo . . .a pastry artist. . .one of the Library Annex gang. . .good drummer. . .down-to- earth. . .beer aficionado. . .avid photographer . . .sideburns. . .practical approach to prob- lems. . .doesn't waste words. . .drives a blue Bug. . .calm manner. . .hates writing History papers. . .brought great cakes to Chemistry class. . .direct There are no evil thoughts ex- cept one: the refusal to think. Ayn Rand A-1- ur.,- Sharon Sebree Murray enthusiastic. . .diligent worker in all she does. . . cute as a button . . .fluent in Spanish.. .great AFS sum- mer.. .always sees the happy side of life. . .studious . . .aspiring actress in the family tradition. . .friendly . . . AFS candy! . . .bouncy. . .Barstow forever.. . always wearing, carrying something from Ecuador. . . lo-dong eyelashes. . .hates to drive. . .lovely alto voice O world, l cannot hold thee close enough! Edna St. Vincent Millay S M If 5 ly Q. at f if excitable. , .crazy sense of humor. . .gutsy laugh. .. Jeepers! . . .Sunday tennis pro. . .great personality. . . soap opera freak. . .walks fast. . . Nut . . .talks with her eyes. . .fun to be with. . .giggIy. . .irreplaceable hockey inner.. .won't miss a good movie.. .a wonderful friend . . .a dependable sense of fairness. . . Nanette of Milan f'- s '- 45 Nancy Ann Nutter Some men see things as they are, and say why. I dream things that never were, and say why not. Robert Kennedy Helen Ann Patti Ask ye of the Lord rain in the time of the latter raing so the Lord shall make bright clouds and give them showers of rain, to every one grass in the field. Zechariah 10:1 artistic. . .extremely creative. . .Kamp Kana- komo. . .an incredibly great friend. . .lots of hand action when she talks.. .a natural wit. . .great poster artist. . .beautiful-named for Helen of Troy?. . .quick to make fun of herself. . . Reminds me of the time in '33 when I was pearl-diving off the coast of British Guiana. . . . . .secretary of the Has- been Club. . . EIena . . .expressive eyes. . . sensational actress. . .independent. . .deeply religious superb cellist. . .genius at mathematics. . .flowing hair. . .quiet. . .music comes first. . .first-rate stu- dent.. .loves the summer, when she can practice more. . .only member of the class of 1973 who spent her senior year at UMKC. . .loves tacos... enjoys baking cakes. . .never misses Medical Cen- ter. . . Are you coming? . . .listens to Judy Collins and the Moody Blues as well as Chopin and Mozart i . 70 Jan Pfeiffer lf l lived for another hundred years, I would never betray my old friend, the cello. Casals 75 if Aim .ei t 'N-.af .,l 15.2, 11 .. X ., ,, Paula Ann Sanders Childhood is a gift the gods give to children. It is as precious as the rubies they give the earth and the sun they give the spheres. lt is each chiId's absolutely: as rare as a unicorn or a phoenix. Ned O'Gorman the Lion. . .Moshe Dayan watch. . .involved in com- munity activities. . .very articulate. . .giddy at times ...strong opinions and convictions. . .interested in education-wishes Barstow were more like Summer- hill. . .our orator. . .ready to debate on anything... ideas plus. . .expert on parliamentary procedure... expressive hands. . .efficient. . .a sincere and depend- able friend. . .admirer of Marcus Welby lNarkus Velbvl. . .funny. . .Agathon editor K playful eyes. . .our AFSer. . .introspec- tive. . .mature. . . swoop, swoop, swoop . . .hates Saturday night in Kansas City. . . subversive . . .the only Senior who understands Zulu. . .easygoing. . . aspiring actress. . .adores television. . .sin- oere. . . Molo . . .expresses her feelings . . .accepts herself. . .swears in Afrikaans . . .IovabIe. . .searches for American expe- riences l 'Lauren Patricia Schwartz And let your best be for your friend. lf he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also. . .For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness. And in the sweet- ness of friendship, let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. Kahlil Gibran Thomas Merritt Scofield Religion is the opium of the people. Karl Marx Do what thou wilt, shall be the whole of the Iaw. Aleister Crowley film cultist. . .wild imagination. . .secret symphony composer. . .has read an incredi- ble amount. . .cynicaI. . .future Alfred Hitch- cock.. . That's not art! That's trash! . .. science fiction lover. . .Napoleon Bonaparte . . .authority on monsters. . . Tomas . . . lives in the Library Annex. . .interested in the occult. . .Spanish fan. . .inscrutable handwrfting. . .actually knows how to write a screenplay 73 Stanley Glen Shaffer constantly taking pictures. . . Just act like a million- aire . . .prestidigitaton . .Dr. Shaffer, l presume? . . .great party host. . .silent reef. . .math-science ex- pert. . . And for my next trick . . .a bird in his locker. . .opera buff. . .FioreIla!. . .aspiring tycoon .. .sophisticated . .president of his own company . . .a taste for the good things in life. . .a bon vivant Intelligence is structured in consciousness. Maharishi e 4115. .fe ll gain gs William Mark Spann A soft answer turns away anger, but a sharp word makes tempers hot. A wise man's tongue spreads knowledge: stupid men talk nonsense. . . A soothing word is a staff of life, but a mischievous tongue breaks the spirit. Proverbs 15:1-4 igxflws a I ,hh J .-5, 'S .hx .fa Marquis de Spann. , . One dip or two? . . .easy to get along with. . .Spooner. . .sincere in his faith.. .diligent worker. . .cute smile. . . equal but not equivaIent . . .shy. . .gentIe. . . It's a way of life . . .tall and thin. . .kind to others.. . lives by the I'm Third principle. . .conscien- tious. . .calm. . .Christian ideals Jo Ellen Stein A pinprick means a lot to a toy balloon who has a passion for fIying. Anonymous long deep conversations with friends. . .great social sense. . .always fun to be around. . .deep devotion to Barstow and its ideals. . ,classical profile. . .fIexible. . .looks at things logically, yet relies on her emotions to guide her. . . why not? . . .P.S., I love you. . .carefree. . . 0h wow! . . .spirited. . . Life's simple pleasures are the best. . . .forceful voice. . .great organizer. . . tutoring 5'-YQKYV . ' . A ffff'ifS'3'4 1' .-p,gs54fi.. A - 1-it- I., . K. o b j' vgj s' F' 4 Timothy Allen Thompson When you step into trouble, get a knife and scrape it off your shoes. Manuel Juarez a real comedian, on stage and off. . .good-Iook- ing. . .a poet at heart. . .Cardinal Puff. . .last of the great Colorado freaks. . .a gentleman. . . Thumper . . .expert sailor. . .Beau Brummel. . . When you say Budweiser . . .charming. . .knows what to say and when to say it. . . But I look so beautifulf Jim Nabors, watch out! . . .P.L.P.B. . . .ribald sense of humor. . . Hi, doll-baby . . . lets you know he's there and that he cares Anne Tschudy meticulous. . .excellent student. . .huge eyes. . . careful and competent in all she undertakes... conservative. . .good tennis player. . .she's Swiss and loves cheese. . .well-mannered. . .lady of fashion. . .great artist. . . Shooty . . .Chiefs fan . . .wears Scottish kilts. . .utterly organized. . .a new hair style every year. . .world traveler. . . terribly mature but can be terribly silly at times. . .elegant Q , ' --'Jw 1 .Ig Car enfin, qu'est-ce que l'homme dans la nature? Un neant a l'c-fgard de l'infini, un tout a I'egard du neant, un milieu entre rien et tout. Blaise Pascal , 1 9 if I'1S ,+I Leslie Gayle Weber lVly candle burns at both ends: It will not last the nightp But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends- lt gives a lovely Iight! Edna St. Vincent Millay gi 4' , I I striking appearance. . .sophisticated. . .fantastic Hedy. . .one of the funniest people around.. . Senior sex symbol. . .thought up hysterical cheer- leading skits. . .long and slinky. . . 0nce you've had true love, you never lose it . . .poised. . .Bic thief. . . Oh gawd, get off it! . . .an unknown soul. . .a real knockout. . . Let's go to a party! ...distinctive laugh. . .a wonderful mixture of bitter and sweet '35, concerned with world problems. . .political liberal. . .origi- nal mind. . .glowing smile, . .Minnesota summers. . .sensi- tive.. .ideaIistic. . .intelligent and perceptive.. .an innocent heart. . .writes like a dream. . .didn't use a notebook until her Senior year. . .colossal dimples. . .cIarinet. . .long hair . . .works hard. . .McGovern supporter. . . B . . .Williams, here I come! Teresa Moore Whitman What lies behind and what lies ahead are small matters compared to what lies within. Anonymous Cheryl Ann Wilhite plays a mean flute. . . CharIie . . .always laughing and happy.. .Chevela.. .swim star.. .There's Charlie! . . .scatterbrained. . .born in England and has been everywhere else, . .Montreal '76 . . .soaring soprano . . .tall and slim. . .gregarious. . .graceful handwriting . . .once you get her started it's hard to stop her. . .Indiana bound. . .fingernails so beautiful even Revlon wants them The most useless day of all is that in which we have not Iaughed. Sebastien Chamfort Life is made of marble and mud. Nathaniel Hawthorne meANlzAnoNs nRaANlzAnoNs onnANlzAnus I Ions onaANlzAnoNs oRaANlzAnoNs ORGAIEA I INIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONTSAOIRGAINLZIATIONSRG maANlzr :I nous on IzATloNs Ig IRGANIZI Ions on- I .Nlzmo Is ORGAN minus I RGANIZA 1 ous om I INIZATIU IIZATIIIS ORGANIA ONS CRA IIZATIIS ORGANA TIONS RG IANIZAON IS ORIINI IIZATIIIS ORGANIA ITIONSIRG ORGANILNIIUIIU UIIUNIIILNIIUIIU TIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGIIIZI I IANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONIOR I ,TIOIS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZAI EANZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORIQIQ IS RGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONI TIOIS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZA. 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HONOR COUNCIL Left to right, FIRST ROW: Anthony Tilson, Jeff Deverey, Bobo Field. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lawson, Sibyl Tilson, Martha Calkins, Dave Bolton, president: Susan Field, Jo Ellen Stein. THIRD ROW: Kevin Martin, Jill Ingram, Paula Sanders, Shelley Gray. KARRIESSENTES Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sally Adams, Laura Knickerbocker, Mrs, Pratt, Anne Tschudy, Terri Whitman, Page Branton, Susan Field, Sharon Murray, SECOND ROW: Tabby Bolton, Mike Kamitsuka, Helen Patti, Martha Calkins, Susan Sloan, Susan Bowers, Jo Ellen Stein, THIRD ROW: Skip Bayles, Dave Bolton. ABSENT: Nancy Nutter, president. B-LINE I Lett to right FRONT ROW Jeff Deverey, Dave Bolton, Frank Rubin. SECOND ROW Susan Olander Susan Field Skip Bayles THIRD ROW Chris Bayles Terri Whitman, Elizabeth LeBlanc, Paula Sanders, Helen Patti Tom LoScaIzo Editors-in-Chief Assistant Editors News Editor Features Editor Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor Photography Editors Art Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Faculty Sponsors Susan Field Skip Bayles Anne Tschudy Terri Whitman Elizabeth LeBlanc Jeff Deverey Susan Olander Frank Rubin Chris Bayles Tom LoScaI1o Helen Patti Paula Sanders Dave Bolton Miss DeYong Mrs. Rothberg AGATHON Left to right, FIRST ROW: Libby Latshaw. SECOND ROW: Susan Field, Bill Evans THIRD ROW Dave Bolton, Helen Patti, Terri Whitman, Nanny Leiter, Lauren Schwartz, Susan Sloan, Paula Sanders Laura Sandrfer Kathy Davidson, Patty Jacobson, Jeff Deverey, Sandy Dryden, Laura Knickerbocker Editor Assistant Editors Associate Editor Art Editor Paula Sanders Sandy Dryden Susan Sloan Lauren Schwartz Helen Patti SINGERS Left to right, FIRST ROW: Maggi Jandt, Dave Bolton, Laura Knickerbocker, Andrew Sigler, Ruth Calkins, Joe Feller, Laura Riss, Richard Flush, Page Branton, Jeff Sloan, Mary Jandt, Greg Lawson. SECOND ROW: Laura Sandifer, Steve Murphy, Tibby Bolton, Scott Gyllenhorg, Susan Bowers, Marvin Gates, Leslie Weber, Tim Thompson, Sandy Dryden, Laura Harris, Russ Engel. -V ----,- i, f, ORCHESTRA Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kevin Martin, Tibby Bolton, Kim Jeffries. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Engel, Mike Kamitsuka, Matt Wiebe, Doug Hassel, Kevin Jeffries, Wayne Edwards, Sandy Dryden. , , ,4' V ' f s : 1 Li ' I 1 ' ' V 1 i - I - i A . -QS' ' xx z Ptliy 1 Llx pw' 4 . P-,gf . I 7 ,P-.felt , X . yi. Rfk 33 f I bforu, - , PRETENDERS 1. On the ladder, from the top, LEFT SIDE: Patti Jacobson, Laura Sandifer, Richard Rush, Andrew Sigler, Martha Lally. RIGHT SIDE Joe Feller, Ann Francis, Jon Welker. IN THE MIDDLE: Lyndon Ketterman, Tim Thompson. Left to right, FIRST ROW Leslie Weber Laura Knickerbocker, Bettina Brand, Kim Jeffries, Nancy Swanson. SECOND ROW: Helen Patti, Miss Rapelye Nancy Nutter Lauren Schwartz, Tibby Bolton, Susan Olander, Frank Waterman. THIRD ROW: Kevin Martin, Kathy Sloan, Jeff Sloan Jack Balkrn Steve Murphy, Sharon Murray, Kathy Davidson, Laurie Bosilevac, Russ Engel. FULL MEMBERS: Jack Balkin, viceepresident-second semester: Tibby Bolton, secretary-first semester: Laurie Bosilevac, Kathy Davidson, treasurer-first semester, secretary-second semester: Jeff Deverey, Marvin Gates, Patti Jacobson, Kim Jeffries, Martha Lally, Sharon Murray, vice-president-first semester, president-second semester: Helen Patti, presidentefirst semester: Lauren Schwartz, Jeff Sloan, Kathy Sloan, Britt Thedinger, Tim Thompson, Leslie Weber. APPRENTICE MEMBERS: Page Branton, Martha Calkins, Ruth Calkins, Russ Engel, Susan Field, Beth Haren, Lyndon Ketterman, Laura Knickerbocker, Connie Latshaw, Steve Murphy, Laura Riss, Richard Rush, treasurer-second semester: Laura Sandifer, Andrew Sigler, Nancy Swanson, Jon Welker. TECHNICAL MEMBERS: Bettina Brand, Mike Crumm, Russ Engel, Susan Field, Ann Francis, Beth Haren, Patti Jacobson, Lyndon Ketterman, Nanny Leiter, Kevin Martin, Nancy Nutter, Susan Olander, Richard Rush, Stan Shaffer, Frank Waterman. if mf I rw, Left to right: Laura Knickerbocker, sec- retary, Susan Field, president: Anne Tschudy, vice-president: Madame Spie gel. Left to right: Skip Bayles, trea- surer: Leslie Weber, secretary, Senora Pratt: Sharon Murray, presi- dentg Anne Overesch, vice'presi- dent. FRENCH CLUB as 1 1 . :mmf ...H SPANISH CLUB g' A to V1 'N . p' l. , 'f I . .:. ' ! I x l X , 1 , , . i 1 a x .f I , ,,- .I , .. . qs 51 X Y. .,, ,. A. 'U Left to right, FIRST ROW: Suzie Helzberg, Louise Ryder, Mrs. Asbury. SECOND ROW: Nanny Leiter, Jill Ingram, Tibby Bolton, Elizabeth LeBlanc. MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL f. ...ws- v x SEATED: Becky Turner, Treasurerp Sue Holden, VicePresidentp Laura Babcock, President, Liz Gerson, President: Leslie Kase, Secretary. STANDING: David Pins, Secretary, Chip Ingram, VicePresident, 1, MIDDLE SCHOOL CLUBS MV ART CLUB Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kim Lacy, Shelly Piper, Merrill Pierson, Sarah McGee, Donovan Miller, Jim Helman, Chase Higinbotham, Gordon White. SECOND ROW: Tori Bolton, Leslie Kase, Edward Tranin, Halli Vrooman, Mrs. Carter, Dawn Daily, Anne Potter, Kathy Margolin, Margaret Field, Lisa Senter, Amy Gordon, Liz Gerson, Dean Suddarth, Katie Byers. DRAMA AND NEWS CLUB Left to right, FIRST ROW: Paul Jordan, Barbara Robertson, Todd Epsten, Steve Greenberg, Gregg Nlatson, Brian Allain. SECOND ROW: Sandra Hammack, Carol Woodbury, Valerie Lawson, Wendy Hockaday, Carroll Whittaker. BIKE AND KITE CLUB Left 10 fight FRONT ROW: John Rippey, Cathy Trenton, Trish Cannady. SECOND ROW: Brad Sutherland, Chris Ost, Julie Riss, Lisa Vardeman, Jill Gordon, Betsy Woodbury, THIRD ROW: Bill Evans, Vince Carmen, Patty Wetherill, Tom NlcGee, Mr. Ahlen. FOURTH ROW: David Pitts, Dan Ross, Matt Allain, Chip Ingram, FRENCH COOKING CLUB il 1 in Left to right, FRONT ROW: Katrina Waldrop, Katie Kessinger, Brenda Stern. SECOND ROW: Jan Straube, Virginia Clarke, Lelitia Robinson, Laura Schneider, Cindy Byrne, Connie Tutera, Sue Holden, Becky Turner. THIRD ROW: Robbin Maize, Jane Epsten, Andrea Markl, Barbie Allen, Mimi Fitch, Amy Wahlstedt, Dianne Varner, FOURTH ROW: Holly Higinbotham, Ginny Altman, Liz Block, Martha Hoffman, Julie Sloan, Libby Latshaw, Mary Morriss. LEATHER CLUB :ai Left to right, FIRST ROW: Alicia Bouckhout, Wendy Wahlstedt, Margo Cohen, Leigh Hilburn. SECOND ROW: Cindy Markl, Ellen Salisbury, Laura Babcock, Marian Olander, Kari Pierson. THIRD ROW: John Baum, Kirk Heasley, Web Bixby, Dan LoScaIzo, Mark Swanson, Tommy McGee, Jim Collet, Taylor Atha, Jordan Brand, Sarah Smull. ROCKET CLUB Hifi. My sin... Left to right, FIRST ROW: Doug DePew, Todd Dodge, Eric Grant, Jeb Baker Bill Sunderland. SECOND ROW: Tom Roudebush, David Dockhorn, Trip Hilburn Brooks Babcock, J.P. Townley. THIRD ROW: John Riggs, Eric Ritterbusch, Chuck Margolin. if x ' .can SEWING CLUB Left to right, FIRST ROW: Laura Wolff, Missy Wang. SECOND ROW: Jane Gottsch, Kelly McCarthy, Ann McCray, Peaches Tutera, Kim Whittaker, Lena Price. STAMP AND COIN CLUB ef ,xy Q 25 ,5 s y Q e a if W , Left to right, FIRST ROW: David Mooney, Duke Baldauf, Steve Silbigar, John Robinson, Nat lVlilgram, Niels Benberg, Wes St, Clair, Chris Eddy, Page Barnes. 97 I 'S SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTSIP I IITS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORI I I'ORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPIT SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SIO IIS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTIS IIIRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOT ISPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SO I .S SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTSIP I IIRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOIIS ' I'ORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPIIT I ISPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SIO IS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTIS I IIRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOITS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SO S SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTSIP ITS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORIE SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SIIR S SPIRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOR TS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPI JRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS ' SPOTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORT' 5 SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPOR RTSSPORTS S POS SPORTS L SHIRTS SPOI TS SPORTS SP 'ORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORT 5 STORTS SPO RTSSPORTS S POITS SPORT! T SPOTTIQ QYUITIO OYUITIO DFUITIO TS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SP JRTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS I f SOCCER . ,A I D , W , Left to right, FIRST ROW: Todd Reid, Charlie Sunderland, Mike Kamitsuka, Marvin Gates, captain: Scott Gyllenborg, Andrew Sigler, Tully Sims, David Francis. SECOND ROW: Lyndon Ketterman, David Cagle, Frank Waterman, Bill LeBlanc, Kent Sunderland, Anthony Tilson, Joe Feller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ahlen, Richard Rush, Scott Gyllenborg, .lon Welker, Steve Murphy, Don Reinoehl, Matt Wiebe, Mr. Gibby, Mr. Gratwick. SCOREBOARD Barstow 4 Maur Hill 1 Barstow 3 Maur Hill 2 Barstow 3 Ward High 2 Barstow 2 Savior 0 i Barstow 2 Rockhurst 0 Barstow 2 Sedalia 0 Barstow 3 Rockhurst 0 , ,- H ,- V, ',,,:Hgy.+,l. x aiif , x X X., mf , ' g3,,,3pij.,w3m f . .W-V V v-I 'sv'-'fj,.,. -ug, ,, f, . :..f..1- , M A ,uk . se-iff ,-Q.: .5 A ,vm .rs W ' A- -wxfm. Q. 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Left to right: Beth Haren, Nanny Leiter, Laura Clarke, Lauren Schwartz, Mary Hilton, Wendy Martin, Susan McGee, Debbie Allen, Marion Crooks, Susan Belger, Liz Marder, Martha Lally, Sibyl Tilson, Laura Harris, Suzanne Muehlebach Barbie Christopher, Sally Atha, Cathy Lyons, Bobo Field, Mrs. Dellenbach. 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Left to right, FIRST ROW: Joni Baker, Susan McGee, Suzie Helzberg, Nancy Swanson, Madelyn Allain, Mary Jane Berrey, Louise Ryder, Susan Olander. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Poland, Beth Haren, Shelley Gray, Susan Sloan, Wendy Martin, Ruth Calkins, Kim Kelly, Cathy McGee, Mrs. Dellenbach. GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL 4 Left to right FIRST ROW: Nlrs, Poland, Beth Haren, Susan Olander, Anne Baumgardt, Ruth Calkins, Marsha Morgenroth, Diana Johnson, Wendy Martin, Shelley Gray, Joni Baker, Louise Ryder, lVIary Hilton, Mrs. Dellenbach. BARSTOW ATHLEHC ASSOCIATION Left to right, FIRST ROW: Helen Patti, vice-president: Susan Olander, secretary- treasurer SECOND ROW: Mike Kamit- suka president. 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I C A S ATIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES I TRADITION SUPPER ASSEMBLIES qi bv- COUNTRY FAIR 'il I 'if-'af-',,,.f 122 HOW T0 SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING Cast in order of appearance: J. Pierrepoht Finch Dave Bolton Mr. Gatch Jeff Deverey Nlr. Jenkins Andrew Sigler Mr. Davis Jon Welker Mr. Mathews Charlie Sunderland Mr. Tackaberry Richard Rush Mr. Peterson Tully Sims Mr. Toynbee Russ Engel J.B. Biggley Scott Gyllenborg Rosemary Pilkington Laura Riss Susan Bowers Bert Bratt Tim Thompson Smitty Bud Frump Miss Jones Mr. Twimble Hedy LaRue Miss Krumholtz Mr. Ovington Policeman Mr. Womper TV Announcer Helen Patti Sharon Murray Marvin Gates Tibby Bolton Laura Sandifer Jeff Sloan Leslie Weber Sandy Dryden Kathy Davidson Steve Murphy Rick Gyllenborg Britt Thedinger Jack Balkin ITIUE M EI: M N I I Y Yi' L' V 'I f '1' VZ 'If M' ' Ll -.f V191 N -' .M Q NMA li' BRAVOS lx! CHRISTMAS M, ,lx TREE DAY V lf' 3' CP HOMECOMING 1973 Homecoming Queen Helen Patti 5' ' v v v v vtozs'o'o'o' Q Q o a :'zf:':':':' Q 0 s vinyl! Left to ,lghqg Sally Atha iveshnhan attendant: Emily Atha, junior attendantg Cathy McGee, sophomore attendant, Hman pam qugeng Sally Arlamg, L-eglie Weber, Susan Bowers, senior attendants. The Mikado of Japan Nanki-Poo Ko-Ko Pooh-Bah Pish-Tush Yum-Yum Pitti-Sing Peep-Bo Kalisha . ff,I Xa 1 i l The Cast 'x Rick Gyllenborg Russ Engel Greg Lawson Don Reinoehl Joe Feller Ruth Calkins Cathy Lyons Liz Marder Kim Jeffries Susan McGee Laura Harris vllfj , 1 THE MIKADO I -s I 1 W 1 AJ, T I G E R A T f T H E T G A T E S Andromache Kathy Sloan Cassandra Sharon Murray Laundress Patti Jacobson Hector Marvin Gates Paris Jeff Sloan 'lst Old Man Lyndon Ketterman 2nd Old Nlan Jon Welker Priam Jack Balkin Hecuba Kathy Davidson Mathematician Andrew Sigler 1st Lady Laura Knickerbocker 2nd Lady Martha Lally Polyxene Kim Jeffries Helen Leslie Weber Minos Jon Welker Troilus Lyndon Katterman Abneos Frank Waterman Busiris Jeff Deverey Ajax Kevin Martin Ulysses Tim Thompson Topman Richard Rush Olpides Russ Engel Demokus Britt Thedinger Director: Mary-Linda Rapelye fe .4 as-fl in t mir mf W 4' fi abs L M, g suv M X v 3 N y ji' WL AA -4' 1 A K, W .3 ff Xxx .sly l xv, , Iv , 4 5 x AFS: BELGIUM After several months of waiting, I was told on June 15 that I had been placed in Belgium for the summer. This gave me ten days to prepare before I had to leave for my two days of orientation in New York. In New York, all the AFS'ers going to Europe met and, in many group meetings, discussed what we would be going through in the two months to come. When the two days of meetings were finished, we all left on a chartered plane for Brussels, Belgium. From Brussels all the other AFS'ers left for their assigned countries. The 47 students who lived in Belgium had two more days of orientation in Brussels before we were to meet our new parents. I had left Kansas City on a Monday, and after all the time changes, I finally met my Belgian parents on Friday. My new family, the Redings, consisted of my mother and fatherg my sister, Irene: and my two brothers, Pierre and Jacques. My father was a dentist and also owned a small cleaning company. My mother was the manager of the company and she also handled all of the housewife jobs. Both Irene and Pierre were medical students, and Jacques had just finished high school and was leaving in mid-August for Oklahoma City, also on the AFS program. My two months in Belgium were spent in Knocke, a resort town on the northern coast. My family was vacationing in Knocke and in the winter lived in Arlon, a very small town in the southeast of Belgium. I played tennis almost every day I was there and averaged a tennis tournament once a week. Jacques and I were of equal ability so I never had trouble finding someone to play. Other than tennis, the activities which kept me busy were swimming, bicycling into Holland, walking with my parents,and sitting around watching TV. After Jacques left for Oklahoma, I was more on my own than I had been. I traveled a few times to Brussels with Irene and Pierre and found more time to travel into Holland on my bicycle. The summer went too quickly and on August 29 my parents drove me to one of the train stations in Brussels. I said goodbye to my family and then went with the other AFS'ers to the youth hostel for two days of a re-orientation. It was then back on a plane and back to New York. After spending one night there, I flew back to Kansas City and the end of my experience. MARVIN GATES AFS: EQUADOR May 19, 1972 They came today! My AFS papers came today! I am going to Quito, Ecuador lwherever that isl. My family sounds fantastic. I have a mom and dad, two married sisters, one brother, and a sister who is now living in the States with the AFS program. I leave a month from tomorrow. I am so excited! June 20, 1972 I'm petrified. What have I gotten myself into? I am going to spend ten weeks with a family I have never seen. There are 52 of us from all over the U.S. going to Ecuador, 15 going to Quito. The kids I have met so far are great. I doubt if any are as scared as I am. July 15, 1972 I will never get over how beautiful Quito is and how friendly the people are. I love being surrounded by mountains. A few days ago two friends and I drove to the top of one of the smaller mountains and looked down on Quito. It was fascinating to see how the city was built on a narrow plateau. It is exciting the way my family accepts me as a member and not as a guest. I go to futboI lsoccerl games with my father. I shop with my mother. My sister and brother-in-law tease me unmercifully about my Spanish. My relatives are great, too. They are patient with me when I mix them up. There are hundreds of them, so I mix them up regularly. August 27, 1972 I leave tomorrow and it's going to be hard. When I left the U.S. in June, I thought ten weeks was an extremely long time to be away. Now I see it was all too short. I am just getting to where I can carry on an intelligible conversation in Spanish. I have finally connected most of my relatives' faces with their right names. And I have to go. It's going to be difficult to explain my Ecuadorian summer. There aren't words to describe the beauty of the Andes mountains, the experience of sharing with an incredibly friendly people, their colorful and unhurried way of life, and the unspoken love between my family and me. Only those who have been privileged to have had a similar experience can understand my appreciation of having been given this opportunity. SHARON MURRAY LAUREN SCHWARTZ PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA AMERKIAN FIELD SERVICF FRANCE Friends, As time for my departure draws near, I have begun to reflect on my AFS year and experiences. These include the good times lwhich are always neat to havel as well as the bad times, which seem so few in recollection. Every day, however, helps one appreciate, learn about oneself and others. Barstow and my friends here have given me many good times. For this I want to thank you. Thank you all for the opportunity afforded me to come to the USA and attend a unique high school such as Barstow. I will always remember the fun, the smiles, the Glee Club events and the excitement that went with them, the jokes about my accent and great lha! hall hockey abilities. IVIost of all I will remember the very personal atmosphere in the Barstow halls. Good luck Barstow, good luck friends. Seniors-here's to many years of happy college days and infinite good memories. l'd love to reciprocate your hospitality and hope to see you one day in my home town at the southern tip of Africa. I'll remember you all. Goeie Wense lAfrikaans for good wishesl Much love, 51 it rec' f X v -TD K. 17' .Z-'f --I--c 1, Vni, lk - e MINI-COURSES Astronomy Made Simple Biology Lab Block E.S.P. Basic Cooking French Cooking Bridge Synchronized Swimming Elementary Education Algebra Review Gallery and Cultural Tour Women's Golf Mr. Lawson Mrs. Starrett Mr. Crumm Mrs. Rothberg Mrs. Borden Mrs. Spiegel Mr. Combs Mr. Crumm Mrs. Cravens Mrs. LeBlanc Mr. LeBlanc Mrs. Carter Mrs. Cravens Needlepoint Mrs. Rothberg Home Repair Nlr. AUQBU Tolkien Trilogy MVS- LHOBY Montgomery and Patton MY- LHOGY Aciing Mrs. Lawson Fencing Mrs. Poland Spanish Review Nlrs. Pfafi Outdoor School Nlr. Allen ,ff v n :vhs 5'M'l-wc.. . ? IW- ' B 1' ' lil-1 Y f54d-. 'Kg' ,A . . . fm,- VL 'fmn. ,SR vu 11 1. i '1 dn. N T 1 .1 L , 4 If Q . l N .IA n X x in-8' xxixb XX, .-4' . ,i I' ,X MW va 'nd ,--1 A Q f X, E1 'HQ MINI-COURSE TO EUROPE 'Hi wi, fl af' . , i-1fjXl'.A'T' - il ,pd :, ,j, .,, - ,f X 0 , 5 , .. ' -, ,, A V . J, c.f,g1.:ikff! TA -rf. ., Q-ska, , e. Uv I -1, ..-1 5, 1 , 1 , :N 71 3 . if .7 - s, . 'fl - 7: ' x-,x-at , 14 -..': Q E JV ,Y , . Q1 S Ju np 5' ' ri 1' fi 1' I ' 0 N 4511- . , -,L . 4 ---'-tie 4 V , f,-,,,.T' . ti' ' - it ' 4 ,. Q-, F . , I , Us , nf. ' If . . s - N .g'?'.!-R' -. , P- K.. , ' x-.' r M 0 'g .ggi ' J ' 4 it 1 wx Mif., 'Q -y, . .ff f- , ,iz A - -WT' l fi zr. ' ' gi? 5 f -'Y' I v . ' , Q 'r ri , Q A 5 .asf '5- 8 xi' Q ' AIN- n j f -. -Q .. 'x - ' X33 fm , I FEM , -.,,,,.f-.A J ,-, -s .-s, ' T 'aff' 4 - . ix v f H 7' ' ,' . ' . -.W gj, . .K ,. ,, , I Aim? BACCALAUREATE 43' W 'fu JUNIOR-SENIOR BREAKFAST VH? .,4 eff f 1 f HONORS AND AWARDS x , Un,- r P .'-- F . ' ,...::m .flex if The Horace- F. Blackwell Citizenship Award ......,. Madelyn Allain The Lucia Snyder Cup tAdvanced Frenchl ....................., Susan Field, Anne Tschudy The Mathematics Cup ........,....... . ....,.. Terri Whitman The First Year Spanish Cup ,..... ... . . .Bill Collet, Scott Wolll The Barbara Welch Sutherland Advanced Spanish Cup Skip Bayles, Sharon Murrav The Mildred Claudine Davidson Cup tHistoryJ Laura Knickerbocker, Paula Sanders The Mathematics Award tpini .., . ..,. ,..., M arvin Gates The Science Cup ..,.,.......,., . ..... . ..,... Stan Shaffer The Art Cup. ....,,...........,. ...Page Branton, Helen Patti The Beryl Sprouse Cochran Cup tAthleticsl .. . Cathy McGee The Beryl Sprouse Cochran Plaque lAthleticsl . .Susan Olander The Witham Poetry Cup ........... .,. . .. .,.... Susan Field The Shakespeare Cup rllramaticsl . .. ,., ,. ,,Kathy Davidson Honorable Mention: ........,., lack Balkin, Frank Waterman The Medill Smith Gates Cup lDramaticsl ,., . ,Sharon Murray The Intra-School Athletic Participation Award .... ..., B ill Evans The Glee Club Cup ,. .... . . , Dave Bolton, Susan Bowers Best Actor's Award ,., ,...,. ,., ,.. ,.,. .., . .Marvin Gates The Barstow School Athletic Award . . . ,., .Mike Kamitsuka The Academic Improvement Cup . ,. .Tim Thompson Honorable mention: , ,. , .Susie Helzberg Mary lane Berrey The Miriam Babbitt Simpson Tribute Mike Kamitsuka. Sharon Murray The Churchman International Club Award Sharon Murray The Marty Cup tGlee Club! . . . Tim Thompson The Start-to-Finish Cup lfraditions Cup: Skip Bayles, Page Branton Barstow's Gift to Our Guest Student , Lauren Schwanz The Initiative Award lor Publication . - V - - Skip Bayles, Susan Field, Anne Tschudy, Terri Whitman, Marvin Gates, Laura Knickerbocker The Eileen Steele Award lCont:nuous attendance trorn K through 121 Page Branton, Marvin Gatcs,Sh.1ron Murray, Nancy Nutter. lo Ellen Stein The Gleed Gaylord Cup 48th grade girl-jr. B.A.A. Awardl Sarah Smujl The Gibson Cup Citizenship Award ,..,..... ..... j o Ellen Stein The Martha Belle Aikins Cup lor Scholarship .......... Susan Field The Headmasler's Award .,.........,..........,... lefl Deverey The Ada Brann Scholarship Award ..,.., Susan Field, Anne Tschudy The Senior Cu ...,..,.......... ..........,.. M arvin Gates P The Freshman Cup .... ........ . ..,.,......, S cott Wolff Loyalty Awards Laura Patrick Knickerbocker '73, Mary Hill Knickerbocker '47, Sharon Sebree Murray '73, Phyllis Sebree Murray '34, Patti Awards Kindergarten ,,.. lst Grade ,.,, 2nd Grade . . . Alice Smith Sebree '07, Nancy Ann Nutter '73, Annabel Fisher Nutter '49, Anne Tschudy '73, Cano Hobart Tschudy '38 ..,,,john Fitch , , . . jessica Baum ......Noaward 3rd Grade . . ...Spencer Atha 4th Grade . . .... Sam Wurster Sth Grade. .... lohn St. Clair 6th Grade. . .... Brenda Stern 7th Grade . .,.. Matt Allain 8th Grade . . ., Margo Cohen 9th Grade , .. . .Mary Hilton 10th Grade . . Russell Engel 11th Grade .. ......,. ... Susie Helzberg l2th Grade . ., ., .. . ,.. . ,. . .. .. Dave Bolton Phi Beta Kappa Certilicates .......,..,,...................,.. 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Complete lawn and tree service Y tlk b PgeL gl dL f f 41710 lyme Suppliers to the Barstow School TROPHIES - SILVER - PLAOUES - RIBBONS Fine Jewelry - Type Engraving 4723 Troost Avenue 561-7161 Evert Asjes Rosehill Gardens, Inc. 9300 Holmes Since 1914 JA 3-2448 The curriculunilf-our 1 of tomorrow lay ahead. lVlay the joys of all that are revealed to you, light your path for a lifetime. :al 51 A vyomo or nmznmvs 1-,, -' 211 Nichols Road ' on the Plaza Cadillac, our class of ,73, y0UI' EIS co atulates nil s of ,73. jack Roach Cadillac THIS PAGE IS BRUUGHT TU YOU BY THE NUMBERS T AND 3 AND BY THE LETTER G, 'for Great SENIOR WILLS I, Sally Adams llmmortalityl, will to Sin lL.W.l and Corruption lJ.S.l one bottle of light, dry Bacardi and a real man, I, Ardillo Bayles, will to Senora Pratt an end to the epidemic of ludicrous Spanish names which began so innocently four years ago I, Dave Bolton, will long life to Barstow, if the illness can be cured, I, Susan Bowers, will the good old days to Barstow. I, Page Branton, will my GNATSUM button and my parachute straps to Marion. I, Brown Bud, will my antique land pricelessl stand-beater to Mrs. Engel and a Shakey's pizza to Mary. I, Erica Chick, will health and happiness to Scott and to Jill. I, Kathy Davidson, will my mastery of voice projection to Mr, Combs and two long, gusty sighs for my little sisters to use in their future clases at Barstow. I, Jeff Deverey, will good dwill. I, Jill Feller, will Tolerance to Man, that each one may learn to accept not only himself, but All. I, Susan Field, will the gift of divine inspiration to Nanny Leiter. I, Sue Gale, will the wind, fun, happiness, love, Albuquerque, and a bottle of Cold Duck to Nancy lJojol Greenhaw. I, Mike Kamitsuka, will my sexy knees to S.S. and my father to S.H. I, Tom LoScaIzo, will B-Line paste-ups to Chris Bayles. I, Sharon Murray, will my Monster Green station wagon to anyone who wants to feel as though he is driving a truck and AFS to anyone who really cares about changing the world. I, Nancy Nutter, will Dany Day to Ellen. I, Anne Overesch, will my happy times in Spanish, of which there were many, to Beth Haren and my unbearable promptness to Blair and Allison. I, Helen Patti, will my regards and respect forever to Senora, the grandest lady you could ever meet. I, .hn Pfeiffer, will the rest of my days to music. I, Paula Sanders, will Reddy Kilowatt and Sylvia Ashton-Warner to Mrs. LeBlanc, Judaism to next year's chapel committee and A.S. Neil and Summerhill to George Baum, Eric Sildan, and Jimmy Borden. I, Lauren Schwartz, will bubbles of joy, heaps of snow, and bright morning smiles to Susan Sloan, Debbie Thompson, and my little sister, Kristin Van Voorst. I, T. Merritt Scofield, will. I, Stan Shaffer, will my body to U.M.K.C. med school. I Mark Spann, will a Light to any ready to receive it. l, Jo Ellen Stein, will all the sayings, songs, and ambition that Sonora gave to me to anyone who is wise enough to listen. I Tim Thompson, will my good eyes, back, and knees to Murphy. I I, Anne Tschudy, will a new archenemy to Susan Olander and a year's supply of aspirin to Ann Francis for her worries in French class. I, Leslie Weber, will my natural hair coloring and my faIsies to Laurie Bosilevac. I, Charlie Wilhite, will if I want to. I77 2' 178 ,-. .,,-J' 92? K? Q .Q it w,w:fy,1 , - Ak . M if ' .Q 5514 'wif K . ff? 'V , I-, ,,, , A HQ--3 ' x in-I, Li, 3 I Y 39 W ,, , x 341 'Xi' ' Congratulations and Best Wishes T th CI f 1973 ' F,ZmZne1fi3,,m, My Compliments Skeet Bishop 2 ,W SHAFFER ENTERPRISES, INC. YV' NQ , -A Q52-rd. Z Esivsim JACK BALKlN'S AD compliments of Donna Thomason E :Hutton More than just brokers. E. E Hutton 8 Company Inc. 920 Baltimore Kansas City, Missouri 64105 BA 1-7800 CLASS OF '74 COMPLIMENTS OF ASSOCIATED DEVELOPERS ,vo JU THANKS Mr. Kurre IVIr. Kennedy Mrs. Borden Chris Bayles Stan Shaffer Frank Waterman Mrs. Sigler DeCIoud Studios Strauss-Peyton The Advertisers 4- ffxfx-X 00 1 .2 fi k -Po.nHw e.r5 og 676 if COMPLIMENTS OF THE SOPHOMORES WEATHERCOCK YN! Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jill Feller, advertising manager: Anne Tschudy, layout editor: Susan Bowers, senior section editor. SECOND ROW: Scott Gyllenborg, assistant editor: Laura Knickerbocker, co-editor: Helen Patti, layout editor. THIRD ROW: Martha Calkins, assistant editor: Patti Jacobson, assistant advertising manager: Susan Sloan, assistant layout editor. ABSENT: Marvin Gates, co-editor: Mrs. Borden, sponsor. V fr, - ,' f r . ,.., .. ,V - rr 1 f f.?f.g???'1 a to 1 K ' f f akin :fr 4 'mf' Q A 1 . mill: if of ff Q - f. iq., . f. .ww W 1 if .-an .,,-f xv wins. V 4.. 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