Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

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A, K h i . gljgaii i Z i rllf fi 1 if Since 1968, Barstow has been blessed With a man whose love of life Has added new life to us, Whose acceptance of change without The sacrifice of integrity has shown us A better way, And whose kindness and generosity Have sometimes gone unacknowledged But never unnoticed. For all of these reasons, and many More which cannot be written On a page but felt in our hearts, We of the 1974 Weathercock dedicate This book to a great friend of Barstow And her people: our headmaster. Gordon K. 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ABSENT: Matthew Carolan. 1 X .v lk .- T T 3' 0 . ,- 1 1 V af? ix ...pav- A A nh l ' ff' , .:af::1, E , x CQLWQA - 'N11 AQ all ORNING KI DERG RTE kb 'V' an l ' 4 . I, X H 1 :,,f Left to right, FIRST ROW: Cindy Sankpill, Ann Wurster, Natalie Cortes, Jimmy Lacy, Amy Reynolds, Jamie Schultz. SECOND ROW: Kevin Whittaker, Cici Cannady, Julie Pitts, Kayden Vold, Maureen Hamtil, John Hermann, Matt Cohen, Margo Wolf. ABSENT: Amy Junge. Ns.. I' fi -oi 7 'I-5 4 H A V A--All----Wu-,,,,,-, M,,,.. ..-..--,,,-....-.f-?----n----f- V - 0 FIRST GR DE sv 4 Left to right, SEATED: Laura Stuber, Matt Craig, Steve Baker, Kim Pierson, Patience Jones, Philip Williams, Lance Hart, Gretchen Schwegler. KNEELING: Gary Howk, Becky Stevens, Sean Hamtil, Sally Nixon, Robbie Borden. lim! Schvvegler, John Fitch, Laura Osborn, Charles Junge, Michelle Feller. SECOND ROW Left to right, FIRST ROW: Heidi ewcorner, David Stern, Patrick King, David Chick, Alexis lVIarkl. Jay Stevens, Nancy Calliham, Quint N SECO DGR DE M Left to right, FIRST ROW: Edward Rippey, Kristin Whittaker, Jessica Baum, David Byrne, Bruce Browne SECOND ROW: Stuart Salomon, Emilie Gratwick, Jason Green, Kenneth St. Clair, Christopher Reynolds, Jonathan Price, Debora Sammann. - :mg sdf, Left to' right, FIRST ROW: Terw Miller, Bram Glass, Patrick Ludwikoski. SECOND ROW: Steven Bernstein, Lee Harsh, Ruth Cohen, Sara Bancroft, Kimberly Sankpill. THIRD ROW: Jack Platt, Knm Southam, Lars Benson, Bill Dickey, Matthew Harper. ,H -- E.. , .A . .mzxzau-xv THIRD GR DE fwigs Left to right FIRST ROW John Maier Charles Sloan Susan Schafer Kara Kessmger Leeann Robertson SECOND ROW Brandon Romine Arrs Green Thomas Whittaker Jennifer Turner Laura Hockaday Jacqueline Phillips, James Borden. K7 'x Left to right FIRST ROW: David Gerson, Rum Cones, Maria Luz Racela, Jacqueline Lorie, Brent Reed, Andrew Wolff, SECOND ROW: Kasev Calvert, Sarah Bndi:m.in, Linda Dunlap, Lee Davis, Tonia Bertoglio, Eric Sigler, Lucy Brown, Y-...W A WW ur? il . 'j4.N I I, f-fi? A .' ,, ..,,. .. ., . ,, .... .... ........,..,.,1-.........,-..-.,.-.....-....-.,e.,.-....-.--1--- .......... . ., . .. Y-. I I 1 L 1 5' .Jxb L.- FIFTH GR DE I Left to right, FIRST ROW: Steven Pitts, Mark Virden, Sam Wurster, Kent Price. SECOND ROW: Anne Asper, Eric Sildon, Amy Brown, Jennifer Stevens, Scott Kopp. R ,.. 7' 1.5.3 , Left to right, SEATED: Susan Willens, Nancy Pitman. STANDING: Donna Hettinger, Ellen Benson Milchell Gfalwick, Larry Nlarkel, Derek Martin, Gregory En-mg, I 4 Left to right, FIRST ROW: James Nleisel, Darryl Daugherty, David Dunlap, Stefan Zauchenberger. SECOND ROW: Laura Johnson, Carolyn Coskey, Laura Williams, George Baum. s I 'Pj r.-.. 1 4 J , , t K EIGHTH GR DE 'Qi- to Left to right, FIRST ROW: Peter Sloan, Matthew King, Amanda lrvvin, Sandra Hammack. SECOND ROW: Daniel Ross, Robert Ingram, Chase Higinbotham, Todd Epsten, Andrea Markl, Laura Wolff, Ann McCray, Cindy Byrne, Rebecca Turner. THIRD ROW: Dean Suddarth, Sarah McGee, Susan Holden, Steven Trenton, Lauren Jackson. ABSENT: Taylor Atha, James Helman. f--Q, ,AA Left to right, FIRST ROW: Matthew Allain, Jonathon Larsen, Anne Potter, Margaret Field. SECOND ROW: Donovan Miller, Constance Tutera, Barbara Allen, Christopher Ost, Patricia Wetherill, Skip Peavey, James Gerson, Richard Francis, Niels Benberg, Edward Tranin, Halli Vrooman. THIRD ROW: Shelly Piper, Merrill Pierson, Kelly McCarthy. - K ff-lug-My UPPER SCHOOL 1 -Q3 . V + 'Q' ' A g F i I Q rg, - 1,9 x . . 4 , 1 K ek i 4 A if 1' X I .I L- ,f , aa' 2 fx f I I . lf' 1 L., 13 'x I .,, A A Q ... gfdggf E -s4'YN': i N li E V if 4 A , N , I I' 1516bULL FRESH N Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jean Clarkson, Tori Bolton, Lisa Senter, Margo Cohen, Leslie Kase, Mary Clarkson, Kathryn Margolin. SECOND ROW: Holly Higinbotham, Audrey Klopper, Kirk Heasley, Leigh Hilburn, John Irwin, Susan Schneider, Brad Sutherland, Sarah Smull, Nat lVliIgram, Diane Hall. bw- Q J fl ' a lwx ,Al slat' to 'ighf' ,FIRST ROW: Amson OVe'eS0h, Martha Hoffman, Diane Varner, Elizabeth Bloch, Wendy td V . cgneilewiiliarxggnlgansrkltman. SECOND ROW. Julie Sloan, Katie Byers, John MacLaughlin, David Pins, Jim 'f we V VJI- -V ,Jimi-in ,nga-rfastngf. OPHO ORES Left to right, FIRST ROW: Sally Atha, Barbara Christopher, Barbara Field, Doug Peavey, Kim Jeffries. SECOND ROW: Greg Lawson, Scott Wolfe, Donald Fleinoehl, Breck Anderson, David Cagle, David Francis, Kirk Joslin. ABSENT: Tamara Crumm, v 1 E g T T 1 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Beth Haren, Steve Rosenthal, Richard Silbiger, Steven Wallingford, Cathy Lyons, Deborah Allen. SECOND ROW: Frank Waterman, Tom Hudson, Jimmy Williams, Lon Lowenstein, Elizabeth Marder, Rick Gyllenborg, Bill LeBlanc, Susan McGee. 'VQI 'Nr AEK'- I1 v 11'l 'l QS 0 x, 29. a Nikhil . , v -4 .-, .,.,. .............-1,-..........,......,.,+,--....-g,,,,iE.,.--.--..,--.... -- ' '- 0 X f 1 1 +.f.,,,. , xgglexgv , N VSWR. V a ,S 'fi I . 'wry fx 5 U! -. . xi 4 jc rr fi A .'.f',,s , , ik . ,f ,Zac vw' t ra Dear Seniors: You have been one of the more appealing senior classes because of the variety of your interests, your problems, and your aspirations. Not all has been easy this year as we have sought together to lead the school in the proper way. However, there are those among you who came forward and showed us great qualities of discernment and the ability to choose the right path. You go now on your many ways, and all of us who remain behind wish you success in your college years and in the many tasks ahead of you thereafter. You leave behind an impressive recordp go with our blessing and best wishes for success to each of you. Sincerely yours, Gordon K. Lenci Headmaster HEADMASTER nil. 119x793 James A Lawson Head of the Upper School Physucs Mathemaucs 15.1 Q Joseph R LeBlanc Assistant to the Headmaster Head of the Nllddle and Lower School Mathematics wan: 1 1 of-.rf Sherman W. Kennedy Business Manager Typing aft...-.04 and John Fiorella Director of Guidance Psychology Latin 46 ,-as rf Mrs. Walter V. Congdon Librarian 1 F Mrs. Billy Bruton Accountant -. -, tg .uv -fi Delvin T. Norris Clmmn H Gages Director of Athletics Director of Development Boys' Physical Education f ff! 'flffi W . t QQ ., ,Ng , 1 . A, rf 'Y' l r ' v ' 4 f 'f' ' 1- rs..- .f' l Mrs, Harry M. Grant Secretary to the Headnmstua 1' ,IQ X yr A I Mrs. Jacqueline Sigler Alumni Secretary 'wk Q f' Miss Mary Linda Rapelye Director of Pretenders 3 am.. ' f 3 Z., ,., , N, 5551352 r 'in 723755: f iffy, YJ P If ..,:1,Y, L Mrs. Charles A. Pine Dietitian '11 Mrs. Gordon K. Lenci College Guidance 1 X 9 A Mr Sc V V1 1' 3 f ,wmv fc, rx? ' V i - ,K -I 5.:Qf'.f'f 'QP H,-1. .tt . 6' Jag :,, Q : Q C' i 3 ws- -4 My ii, ,H s -, J - - if ' ,L 'F NJ X, i , WN, 9 Mrs. Milton Kelly Mrs. H. William Gleschen School Nurse L1hr.m.m K .,.,, 8 Mrs. Frank Keech School Nurse .,..,, Mitchell Gratwick ll Assistant Director of Admissions Social Studies K S r 5., W Span ish Mrs. R.E. G Music P I 'fear yllenborg English Histor 2 'N-.,,f-' af' 1... ff? x Q L., 4? , I 9 990 2900463 , , 3? v' xx v 2 1 4 0 99 .04 'M ,gf49,'o 6900, o,'o,5-ago ' A JJ Mrs. John P. Borden I E. Bradford Lacey y I 'CD' Mrs. Mike Cravens '5-L' . t 1 1 's Harold Shaver Assistant Director of Athletics Boys' Physical Education Y-'7X Q Xxx ' 4 NX! Science ' r s s Q , A 'Y 'X ' 9- ' ' X Drivers Education lm M N ' ' , x J I b 0 ' QQ. X Q, 'xy r ,fil- Mrs. Herwig Zauchenberger French Mathematics N 9- f. 'E' 1 ,,--.... 1-bv James Combs kngl ish f-.- 5?- ,5 - ,. 5 I .. . . 'QSM - ,, , 'Q 'fAf3'- , , iff'- 24, 5 . ., 4 3 1, 1. M . 1 Mrs. Willard C. Dellenbach Girls' Physical Education Ilia, 'lx Miss Amy Dr-:Yong Sixth Grade I,- N Mrs. Duane Unruh Second Grade Y Y Mrs. Joseph R. LeBlanc English a S J gn jll ll In ll in 53 gill f-A .. 1:-A Mrs. James Poland Girls' Physical Education Mrs, Michael Rothberg Mrs. Marshall Spiegel English French 'Q ,M I, .M av ' .1 is 'rf fl I Gerald M. Harper ' A, Assistant Head of Middle School 1 f X I Mathematics 'G 4 5, , 4' '1 Mrs. Denny Diekroeger Language Retraining .pv- 844' Lu, Gffllv Q A ff ri S Q 1'- ri 'U- V3 ef ' Y .19 .f .fwgw fr' . ,M A E :Q , , QA. , 0 9 rg L N 0 ' gi r I i . - 'UP I Mrs. Robert L. Teel Mrs. John E. Vincent Fourth Grade Seventh Grade -iv, f 1 4 A fx N x 1 .4 X I Mrs. Charles A. Carter Aft 55 1 .51 W L 44 I A4-f ' 'ffQ, A ,W ..,, , - .1-sf 77, 1 if K. Q.. ' TlZZf5ZZ1.T?ZiZ Eg .1 f--M'-'ff-if'-'--ffff'ZZi h W--.-MM -if 'ii Mrs. John Cleary Miss Patty McFaddin Mrs. William D. Brewster French Fourth G ade Third Grade ri A ' 2 41 V, A 1, 54, ' 4 . L Q ,' R Q E iii.. , - , 4 V ' f 1 P v f X-I I .agri- Mrs. Don W, Trotter Art . 5g:4 '2f' ' .' - . V 'I .2 s '-' -. ' M -r q 14.4 fn ' L i- .- 14 .iq X is .. . ,Q ff' 'Y , Nd 1 A s 4 'W' 0. ' , f'W-n., F, ,,g. 'gigzy' jk A - g ' qi, L ' ' lf' -' ,'1g.l gf -gs' ' 1 .b 1, l g . Q Q - . , A ,v-is Q . 1 M my 1 -- K w ,Z ar, N ,A I , 6 Mrs. Richard Houston Pre-Kindergarten ,i 1 :Luv r ,, 5 , 1 z' , 7 C - f ....,- 'vu TT' Alan Gibby X Fihh Grade Boys' Physical Education Mathematics Q Mrs. John Q. Watkins ' First Grade .4- ,1 V X, 1. ef V if if if Mrs. Donald Suddarth Kindergarten lm-., r + if I James H. Ahlen ' Fifth Grade English N x 1 Mrs. Dean H. Wessels Tutor 1 58 ,w Diff? x gf N1930 7' ke E .W V' an If ' A a' Miss Marcella Warnacut Fourth Grade Mr Ser CI i Sex Sci our Mrs. James F. Schooling Second Grade 4,-Q pu-,N 'Uh W' M has i f w. , .1 'I X jf, I' , K. - ri , U Mrs. William l. Hornbuckle Mrs. Herbert Miller Administrative Secretary Language Retraining Secretary to Head of the Middle and Lower School Clinton Hall Seventh Grade Science 'O' uri was N I ,ta X ,A -,, mr. . . .mini - - :Suunto - X Xx,.a.v.almisa 5 I 'QFYSZ Um 1 rua' If 9 .-1,5 U. an-f mn 1 Nm 3. l . df, ff 59 'Qt . ff-x 1, . lv lt'lz,LsA'i,b1g.' f' :Q . V. . Q 'Q . 1Y1r 'J .-'uf 0 O If 1 1 Lp! I If :FDI ' KITCHEN STAFF ll x I A .XT4 A -'-'L if l l .4 F, in .-xo I l , E , . A, I N' fl r ' 1 X. A -,Q .41 4 X. '74 ' .. ' . ' ii-A 7. A . 'ff .K 'YT l N Q A r A , . I Q i vu 5 I Left to right, SEATED: Gen Leo, Ella Lapetina, Edna Armstrong, Al' e Angell, Louella Pickel. STANDING Marty Rooney, Dorothy Prucha, Alta Newberry, Geneva Almquist, Geneva Murphy, Ethelen M Cl d Dorothy Brisbin. MAINTENANCE STAFF -'Y' Steve pgckel John Williams A ' isiiiiiiiif' as ' A J I , .lllilil - - v x X lg.. W2 ' 101221, mwmxawm . lllliul ll Mil 2 tlttlvnxnuuigg-gang-3223532 lllll IIIBEQWEEKERHBQZQEEQQQX llltllilltlllumlmamma? nt lllllllamgaagw mama s I ' ' mxnnsnu 1 f s nu g? hx I figffx , ,l?f ', ' ' if -an pl I ' A 7 ' A ,b ., .f we , I K, Y ' r N Q A ,? Q, xi-ff uw: ' fl :Eff kX-' 'mf . .. gm :M-'i' 1 , 1 1 W if? Z tb' ' , J 'PK fy' XVI ? .132 , ,c i- E ,as 4 Qfgh 'Wobody s pure. Shawn Phillips David Joseph Allan class president, . .Liz. . .weird laugh. . .very deep and sensitive. . .profound . .Swede , .tall. , . blond. . .perceptive writer. . moody. . .sineere. . . fantastic basketball player. . .persistent . .gentle voice. . .eyes that look right through you. . . beautiful friend 0- f cj Q X , ' l W as 55 is -4- S fa Emily A tlza '66 Olds, . .perfbvl clicfwlvadvr. . .Afgltaizistuu or bust. . ,crmtirzzzal fire Clllllllllll. . .supvr gnut. . . viztltusiastic. . .bullbly . .usccv lzamls and cycs to ampltasizc sonzvtliirzg. . .sfftlllg willccl. . .dancing cfycs, 4 .loves tllc miter and Kllf1llIg.,.ll0L'kLf1' servant. . .SL'llXll7lt'. , .title futile. , .tllnuys looks lztu ly. . .Hri final ima lllllllflll . A H1dl'l1lS arc' likc' slarsqyou will not Sllt't'UCllll1 touclzing them with your lzamls. But like thc seajlzriilg man on the dcscrt ofm1tc'rs,you choose tlzeirz as your guides, ami following them you will reach your destiny, Ckzrl Sclzur: I love little cllilzlren, and it is not a sliglit thing when they, who arc' fresh from God, love us. Charles Dickens 67 There IS a fine line which is the boundary that separates genius fronz insanity. I lzave erased that line. Oscar Levant Jack Mason Balkin Dirty Jack'f . .tlie intellectual of our decade . . . Wlzat can you expect from God on 81.65 an ll0llI'?H, . .selfconjident . .continuous puns. . . too smart for his own good. . .B-Line editor . . .extensive vocabulatjh . .truly sensitive. . . Groucho. . .chess champion. . .National Merit. . .exceptional wit. . .PDM . .budding violinist. . .never without sornetlzing to sav .- til. F 'N ,I Q y Y . ,, ,.., , 1 1.. ,. .-, .,,., .-.. ., - .. -A.. -- Nl:'UROTICS: Leave thein with us! Ylzey are the spice in our bland diet! Leave us Dostoyevski, Paganini, Beethoven! Take not from us the impulsive, faddish, and fantastie, the romantic and illumined poets, the proph- ets and arty princes lest we remain a race of ordinated zeroes led by rosy-clzeeked dull- ards out ofa welladjusted textbook. E.-'- 0.7--w Dagobert D, Rimes Laurie Lynne Bosilevac Boss'f . .dances with a mean twitch, . .FA.7f in 71'1 . .anxious for freedom, . . 0h come on! . . .great actress. , .cornnzon sense. . .tall and love- ly. . .organized the 33 cake caper. . , Ask me ifl eare.'1 . ,interesting . .Senior room mother. . . always willing to help. . . Balkin, you creep! . . .never studies. . .avid coffee drinker Robert Evan Blll'Sl'Clll Hsazrawk . .zuzique sense aflzznnor. . .card freak . . .lives in har afbeing 1711! in study hall. . .quiet . . ,sure gut tall user the summer. , .always late to assembly. . .thin. . .Wrist elzampinn. . ,very nice , . .jet black hair. . ,National Lampaan freak. . . zmwrztrullable laugh. . .schedules dentist ap- pointments during Physics. . .black Monte Carlo . . .perpetual grin Qs' 1 L4 1 ? 'X fi F vx vi a NX Y! gut. xi: .-2. i,X 5z,,l-1 rv: I-F.. , 5-QR ,N ? Q ' fi 'isbn' .x,,,,, Q Q Frankly my dear, 1 don 't give a damn. Rhett Butler 4' ,. P ha n V is X i 72 ,Qi Martha Marie Calkins 'Merna, Marta, and Maybelle'i . .sensible and down to earth. . .quiet beauty. . .high ideals. . .Barry . .organized and dependable. . . beautiful blue eyes. , .mature dignity. . .tennis pro. . .kind and sweet personality. . .class VP.. . .lots offun. . . 1t will all come out in the wash 'i . .sincere and loyal friend. . . Lizzy P. . . .uniquely herself Only a niomentg a moment ofstrenglli, ofrornanee, of glamour of youtlif. , .A flick of sunsliine upon a strange shore, tlze time to remeniberg the time for a sigh, and-goodbye. Goodbye, . .! Joseph Conrad And be not conformed to this world, but be transformed in the newness of your mind, that you may discern what is the good and acceptable and perfect will of God. Romans 12:2 All tha! is gold does not glinerq Nor all those who wander are lastg The old that is strong doex no! witlierq Deep roofs are noi reached by the jrosi. Gandalf .llieliziel Sleren C'ruinn1 Mikc 1 . .nature lover. . independent. . .steadv as ll rock. . .likes to fish. . masyguiiig. , .Skoal adclivt. . .kind . .ears-earx-eats, . .siiiiplcx .. terrible luck with cars, . .pool shark. . .fiizure in forestry. . ,never loud. . .liarinunica. . .an individ- ual i l r l 1 in l i E l l 1 I l 5 P Agnes Therese l raneoise Delaigue ziggy . . friendly. . .tries lzard and succeeds. . . loves chocolate and ice cream. . .!ll'lldI71llL' smile . . . Yes! Yes!'1 . Jnotorqveles. . .loves to ski. . . peppy. . . Excuse me, what is tlzis?'f , .adorable . . .writes the best essays in English. . . Any0ne for a swim, s il vous plait?'I . .interesting and full of fun, , ,spontaneous . .a valuable addition to the senior class Q N . 5 i . , .4 ,f i 4' . 51 w l ' 2'-, V f, ,. 1 ' Air , 1 ff 4' ' l f ,. ffl, 'J 1 V4 if 'F '4 H ' ,sl Y X 1.5 .3 p M, Cest Ie temps que tu as perdu sur ', ' ,J ,QW QRKQUQ ta rose qui fait ta rose si impor- tante. ', vi ff - . , A, i , Saint-Exupery , t ., , V V I ' , , I any V ...VW '-Nash 'Y af, ' 74 . r- Y vin V QW an' Kevin Dvm'1'cy B11d'f . .a real card. . .always willing to help 0141. . .a clown willr tearful cycs. . .outgoing , . 110110-VKIIHIIJ lzidcout. , .drives Il nzean 771IlClllI1C'. . . Wl1a!'s good for Ihr' goose is good Mr the gander. . .nzakvs outrageously jiznny fares. , ,more sensitive llnzn l1c'll let you know. . .ltDCfI7Il75LQL',1 . .bzfaufijill gras. . .jim to bc' around. . ,a real 11111. , ,always losing his glasscs. . .11 lIlL'l'g1l-1' I am nothing To the thoughts of many. I have but one self Myselfls plcnly. AIIUIUVHIOLIS Sandra Lymz Dryden intelligent. . .beautiful alto voice. . .religious . . Christian ideals. . 1Vetty Fowler . . .loves life . . .National Merit. . .inner beauty shines in her eyes. . .'1Lal.zmze'f . .honest witlz herself . ,out- goirzg. . .loves music with a strong passion. .. Our very own Carol Kir1g'f..ir1quisitive... homework enthusiast. . .competent 4 43 X E 5. A 1 came that tlzey might have life, and might V have it abuizdarztlv. Jesus U. e :fn Uif'1'i4 hgj5 ',,4f wr A Q',5i' 'A2 xi, '9--,L 4' Ye :I Anonymous ln Horella we trust. . A-Avxf, ' fl: if w f'4 ?' , 5 23 -Q, ,, ev , ,Q X 5' IV 2, -1 v. 45. fwei. . . . A f.,-Qi., W I I W Wayne Edwards zz terrific drummer. . .self-confident, . .easily copes with every situation. . .drives a comet. . . original. . .lzlton John shoes. . .potato chips every morning. . .calm , .blfdllllfll blond hair. , .sweet tooth. . .individta1iistic. . .jitture rock star. . . knows every musical group. . .the Hrs! one out the door at 2:40. . .lives by his own tastes and standards. . .liberal thinker A1111 Harris Francis Earl , . .beautijill long blond hair. . . Tad, her Aspen buddy. . .Teakettle and Expo. . .Pres. of French Club. . .wild sense of humor. . . Thats the bre11ks.'i . .builds her life on everyone and everything she believes in. . .carefree. . .always willing to listen except if she has a horse show, . .creative sketches. . .jim-loving. . .baked the best cheering up cake. . . Reeses'1 . . whimsical. . .a champion horse rider So numy Gods, so many creeds, So many paths that wind and wind, When just the art of being kind ls all this sad world needs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox xx -. Y is QR.: Wh-W 4 Vision is Iln' arf UfXL'L'fllgIfIfIlgSfI1l'fSfblL'. .nk x x 431- 5 -rl ,aw ' '- It Jw' ' 49' Y --':'-sms 11 -U , . -n, ra' 1 4.,- sm ..g .W N -. . ug. , A. A,,-Ing -. A. .1 2 fx' 4A '7 '. W . VN . J V - - N V ,git 9- -Q43 ' ' A f ...SQ u . : . . .. ,. , ' 'aff - . . -i-31' ,lunarhan Swiji 5 ' .. '34, , Fi 4 .gy ', N Q .yr 4 ii- ' 1. V 'l V . .9 .. ,Q W . V .1 , v Q., 1. a.. -in -J 1, K ', 1 ., LA 'Ad' ' --3 ' ,Y 7.7 . A 1 1 . r y A, Q , -. A. -- r-191: A ws A Nancy Enz Greenlniw drives like an Englislnnan'-on ilu' lofi side af the road. . .playhil laugh. , .enjoys the Mafia. . .has a beautijill mice singing lzynzns in assembly. . . artistic. . .dean . ,terrific dancer. . .cJijYbrent car evvry month. . .L'I'QVOIlS. . pensive. . . IVl1y does f.'l'f'I1l'flliIIg flare to fIZ11?1JC'll to 1110.7 '. . .i11Lli'pcl1d- wil. . . HSOLIIIIIJKJWQ . .dedicated FFt3llL'fl sizidwzt . . .iilxmys sleeping. . .fiznlastic lzayridcs D.. 'Zia ,L 'E Here is my song for the asking, Ask me and I will play So sweetly 171 make you smile. Here is my tune for the taldng. Take il, don 't turn away,- l 've been waiting all in y life. Tlzinking it over, I 've been sadg Thinking it over, I 21 be more than glad To change my ways for the asking. Ask me and I will play All the love that llzold inside. Paul Simon Stott C'l1ri.s'1ie Gyllenlnorg Larry'f , .lows Ilia' piano anal soc'4'qr. , .enm- tional. . .talks during class. . ,rcspoizxililcn , . Jlr. Biggleyf . .Jinnny Stewart. 4 ,L'0llt't'llL'd in a healthy way. , ,original mind, , ..S'tmlent Coznnfil president. . logical. . ,honest . . Boris darling . . .witty. . . Boo '1 . .objective attitude Mm f! Sqn? Douglas Charles Hasscl Maynard. . .musical genius. . .Clzasch . ,trumpet freak. . ,always blowing on numtlzpiccc to keep muscles mul, . .cizgwsscd in books and music. . . genflc friend. . . I,ctk mas! llilawzard Babyf . , big smile. . .SCl1SlIfl'C. . .backlmard thrust, . .hates cuuulry nzusic. . . spri11gj?1'cr . , .yoga , .always LIIIUIIIIIVC. , .IICIVUF willmut his bricjcasc A12 fm -G3 'f Double pleasure all in one. Doublemint Chewing Gum Susan Jaime Helzberg Susita . . . Bird , . .a riot to be with. . .valuable friend. . .big eyes. . . boorn in Aspen . . .Sister Sue. . .think tennis. . .nutty. . .loves little chil- dren. . . 0lz, you are so cute!'i . .loves her cokes strong. . .drives Mr. Combs crazy. . .bubble gum kid. . . Batty'f . . dznn Pink lfllcn Suu llipxh Maggie, . .flavor wants In get nnzrried. . . I -- A f- N - tastie. . liberal. . .vetjv jtiendly, . . Chi Chi . . ,llllll1'Vfl'lUlldS outside sclnml, . .loves eucker spaniels. . independent. . .Chief . . Far uut!'f . .throws popvurn at movies. . .loves hard mek. . .stands up jiar what she believes in. . . unique. . .lovable When there Tv zz rose in tlze fisted glove, Ana' the eagle flies with the dove, And when you can 't be with the one you love, Love the one you te with. Stephen Stills ,lvl 'Q M A ,e . 5 9 A 4 . riixila-QLLLZ, ,llarxlza .lill Ingram true friend. . .rlever betrays lrusl. . .deep thinker . . ,wisct . .worries needlesslv. . .quiet. . .Carl. . . sincere, , .knocks out grades. . .genuinely sweet . . .big, beaurifizl eyes. , .genrlca . intelligent. . . sweet. . .pretlv smile. . .considerate of everyone before herself For everyone who asks, receives. Anyone who seeks, finds. If only you will knock, the door will open. Mattlzew 7:8 'I .L 'Xl Wink. Keviiz Webb Jeffries fl-0 tax plays a mean bass guitar. ..l1app,v-go-lucky.. . helpful. . .distinctive laugh. , ,jim to be with. . . straigh tforward, . .spirited. . .nice clothes, . . always in a good mood. . .easy to talk to. .. adheres to his own set of principles. . .praeti . . .lets you know what lze is thinking . ,inqu tive. . .gently sarcastic, , ,observant cal isi- Hllolil alike pleasure and pain, gain and loss, victors' and defeat, and gird thy loins for the Fightg so doing thou shalt not incur sin. Bhagavad-Gita Trust everybody, but always cut the cards. American Proverb 85 Liiiile Lee Joliizsuii Virginia is jiir lovers, . dzeerleader. . .big eyes . . .religious , ,pretty and sweet, , ,always in love, . .sqzteaks when she laughs. . .gorgeous hair . . .ereative. , Jiappy, like a little eliild. . .ex- tremely artistic. . poised. , .loves Giligan. . . cooperative. . . 0l1 you just won 't believe it!'1 . .school and a job The greatest use of life IS to spend it for something that will outlast it. William James .ix -if 4 v AF! 1X xnxx Nvv ,rv fa...-g., l x K . xv ' Q Vg George Michael Katz Cuda. . .'7Vo, I don 'I want to l1ear. . . .kind to everyone. , .easygoing , .dijQ'erent ear everv day . . .generous . .contagious personality. . , I1ey man, whats l1appening?'f . .fares about people . . .marvelous sense oflzutnor. . .incredibly under- standing. . .master of the ueijj2'r language. . . Whos a beaner rnan?'1 . .genuinely mnsiderate . . , Jorge'f , .We vote liitn one of the nieest in our elass. jill. I do my tlzirzg and you do your thing. Iam not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am L If by chance we find each otlier, its beauti- Frederick S. Perls 87 Lyndon Frank Ketterman Chico'i . .composes. . .broad range of inter- ests. . .straightforward . .soccer player. . , Your Song'1 . .loves to back pack in the mountains, . . loves life. . .plays the piano. . .Htypieal of the race!! , . ,unique sense of humor. . friendly. . . always on vacation while the rest of us are beating our brains out!. . .remember Bourge, France. . .perfect dead pan humor. . .selfcon- fident But if adventure has a final and all embracing motive, it is surely this: we go out because it is in our nature to go out, to climb mountains and to sail the seas, to fly to the planets and plunge into the depths of the oceans, By doing these things we make touch with something outside or behind, which strangely seems to approve our doing them. We extend our horizon, we expand our being, we revel in the mastery of ourselves which gains an impression, mainly illusory, that we are masters of the world. In a word, we are men, and when man ceases to do these things, he is no longer man. Willfred Noyce ,1l11sl fnfoplv, lln' vast llItIj'Ul'lfj' 1'11jl11'1, lead the lives that 1'il'i'11111sta111'1's l1a1'1' thrust Ilflllll iheni, and thcnigh sonze l'K'fll'lI1', l1111ki11gupo11 fi1l'll1.YU1l'L'S as 111111111 pegs ill square holes, and think that if things had been different they niight liave made a inucli better slimving, the greater part iieeept their lot, if ll0f with serenity, at all aveiits with resigna- tio11. They are like tranzfars travelling fareyer on the selfsaine rails. They go back- wards and forwards, backwards and for- wards, inevitably, till they can go no longer and tl1e11 are sold as scrap iron, lt is not ofte11 that you find a 1111111 who has boldly taken the course of l1is lik into his own hands. Willianz Somerset Mauglzain Constance Haynes Latslzaw articulate. . . Y0u peor1s!'i . .forgetful . .very refined. . .always a lady. . .Porehe. . .dignihed and very striking. . .Completely enjoyable. , . l?n sorry I'1n late. 'f . .eleganzi . .marxielous humor . . .wonderpzl person and friend. . .robs houses in her Jaguar. . .beautiful face. . . D11w11 1llt1x. '. , . eats luneh c'1111sta11tly from a foil wrapper in the Senior Rlllllll 9 I E 1- 1' 1.8 . in , ,illu- CSE r aff' Kevin Douglas Martin will debate anything. . .extremely cynical. . . never over reactive. . ,honest . .practica1. . .co- editor of the B-Line. . .often unpredictable. . . plays the sax. . .dependable . .brilliant chess player. . .cares more than he would have you know, . .intelligent. . .approaches things logically . . .interested in medicine. . .straightforward . . very seldom loses arguments But is life worth living hir us, with that destroyed which injustice rnaltreats and justice benefits? Or do we think the body more impor- tant than that?-whatever part of us it is, which is concerned with justice and injustice? Socrates At night across the niountain, when darkness falls and the winds sweep down out of the lzollows, tlze wild things with their shiny eyes mine to the edge of the clearing. At such an hour, tlze house seems sak and warin, an island nf light and love in a sea nfdarkness. At such an hour, the word hoine nzust have wine into being, dreamed up by some creature that never knewa home. ln his yearning, there must have wnie to mind a vision ofa nufthers face, l1fl1fl1L'l'hYLlC61J voice, the aroma offresh l7l1liUCll1l'l'lIt1, sunshine in tt window, the tnutetl sounds of rain nn a roof, the sigh ofdeatlt, the etjv ofa newborn babe, and voices calling good night. Home an isltind, tl refuge, a lzaven-ofltnie, Q, 5 , -P' fb +7- ts., 4 . Marsha Sue lllorgenroth bubbly personality. . .always happy. . .natural sinile. . ,brilliant artist. . .beautiful hmne. . . HllIl1l'SlIlllllll0Wn. . ,horses , ,laughs easily. . .loves art and music. . .htnny. . f'Well, in Grain Valley . . . . .deep yet simple faith. . . Sasha'f . .coun- trv girl. . .adores her little brother. . .delightfully spontaneous -ff i' sv' ' s.' NSF, O Rielutrd llitnnas Q .611 4' , . ' V-Slat: ic .YZ , .ll L. Q- gf.-'gtk ' V 1-, Q id wx.. V , ll' I !,:1,.+-. :- -'f- -dj K, 2.-4 ,- fit 1 . .4 ' ' ' - ' t ' ' U , . fi 1 , by ,f 5 ,V . Tm X:. ' , 1 651+ 'f 'QT A-v' Mivllacl Carlos Mori Soz1l . . .great basketball player. . .grins a lot . . jrnpzllsive. . .good looking. . .always in the gvm. , friandlv. . Jestless. . ,drives a hot Vette . . .loves basgball. . .lllI17fL'dll.'ldblC. . . I didn 't read it, 'C . interesting. . .doesn 't waste words. . . selffonfldent. , .brags constantly with good rea- son Don 't be the rule, Be the exception to it. Anonymous annu11',, J 1 ll! pav- ' 'sin- love 5111154111 lS g01111 buf g111111 ll1ZSUIlg11I 11 b1 1111 S'11ak1xp11111 SVZISZIIZ 11111111 0111111111 01 1111ja1t1r11zg xplrlt S11sa11 '7 always 111110111 1111111111111 ALIISC 111111 1,1113 111 Ilv 1111111 place? 10adv11jj1111 f11111ax111 111 vp111'ts GIIL1 lalzguagcs d1r11t BAA png pr1tr1 5111111 AVI1 Rand 111s11p11 purvucs 1111 goalx H1111 grcat 11111'gy 1111115 Mu 1I1v1111 1111x115 P11111 6111111 11111r1z111g 93 Laura Bailey Riss Cheeks 'Z , .'7?osemary . .beautiful alto voice . . .pretty. . .jet-set. . .always worried about her beaus. . . neat knee '1 . .Colorado . .mountains . . .her eyes shut when she laughs. . .'1S'orry, but 1 can 't tell this to anyone. 'i . .neat hair. . .loves her menf. . .sparks of mischief . .understanding . . .great person. . . Glee Club everyone Mountains are more satisfying because they are more individual. It is possible to feel a very strong attachment for a certain range whose outline has grown familiar to our eyes, ora clear peak that has looked, day after day, upon our joys and sorrows, moderating our passions with its calm aspect. We come back from our travels, and the sight of such a well-known mountain is like meeting an old friend unchanged. But it is a one-sided affection. The mountain is voieeless and imperturableg and its very loftiness and serenity sometimes makes us the more lonely. Henry Van Dyke -.vg'T ,w, g ? 6' M6 ! B... f,i??.gg,s..1 v-His. ' fi 5 I UI am only one, but still Iam oneg I cannot do everything, but still I can do sornethingg and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do the something that I can do. Edward Everett Hale .,. . I wrrgy -'Fr' - f .5 da. i 5 QA. Richard Adams Rush Sammy , . .sings with gusto. . .soccer player. . . valuable friend. . .Susan. . .cuddly. . .famous bas- ketball rnanager. . .likes the girls. . spirited. . . good sarcastic remarks, . .gives of himself .. independent, . .a real sport. . .willing worker, . , I don 't hate you Richard . . .gentle personality X4 1 -l 3 Q ! l.u1u'a P11 Vllis Sumlififr l'nps . . .t'llIlllH'tl. . .t'lI7'l'S. , ..-lspwz crvlmx . . hax rrozzblc willz hw' hair diver. . .gnrgmzm big Cycfx. , .Calijiwrniu ffIl'L'l't'I'. , ,H'lldl'ffUlIX. . .SIClIdCf . . JHIIIKISIIIL' SUIJIUIILI 1'u1'4'c. . .good ideals. . ,rcriv jbmirzinu. . .flIIOFCSfL'L1 in just fzbuul Cl't'Kl'f1IflIg . . .sociabla .always izwalmfvd. . .thai um' xpecial guy she Im'0x,' ,', . fa yi Xe f '1 'fe- nk I ... . .- x. -, nr!! Y C.. 1' ,,., :STA 'MI Q H7710 more you low, tha' more low you arf' given to low' wiflz. I,lll'fl'Il Prim' I 3 G Qf I ,Y wa, If you want to get something done, don 't leave it up to anyone else. Give it everything you 've got and then a little bit more, because it may be your only chance. Never give up. My father and other smart men Tullis Ray Sims soccer freak-plays kill the man with the ball. . . Johnny Cash impression.. .famous French dic- tionary. . .mischievous . . Why I was only going a hundred and ten. . . .will be a kid at 40. . ,walking destruction. . .laughs a lot. , . impulsive. . . secret night life. . .very lovable , . .witty . .can cuss you out in three different languages. , .skillful driver. . .intelligent. . .fan- tastic person M fl.. Life is a tragedy Nur those who feel, and a comedy for those who think. H. . .Our life, exempt from pulzlie llazlni, finds tongues in trees, books in lln' running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in CVC'lfVllliI1g.H Willianz Slnlkespuare 2 ,V 31, --zf2,g.I.fkv .T aff- L P 'qyl ., ,. 1, .VN H.: t -'. '-. .S.,:s ' 5 ' rn- Katlzleen Lynn Sloan sees tlze good in people. . .terrific AFS sister. . . very poised. . .beautijixl hair. . sweet. . .fantastic actress, . .always reasonable. . .avid reader. . . sports ear freak. . .interested in the world. . ,fitn- loving. . .warm friend. . .lots of jewelry. . .verjv feminine. . organized. . .soft-spoken .L L' Pfam. '15 I' . ,,. in . '..f'-k-fu cf 'f '- IEW- 'gl - , ,I Y 'ff'.1 in -vi -.a4,f.Yl:: Jif- ,..-i,.,L ,Emi . N A , V,- - am, ,:,.. Susan Louise Sloan 'jelly beansf . .sees the good in people. . . Christian ideals. . .ealn1. . .lover of life, children, and balloons. , slender. . .deep poenzs. . .loved by everyone. . .Honor Council pres.. . .patient . . .happy smile. . .true friend. . . tall'1 . .very natural. . .always dependable. . .beautiful person 1-- fv- ,,-f A 'Trail 'Things which eye has not seen and ear has not heard, and which have not entered the heart of man, all that God has prepared for those who love Him. And though you have not seen Him, you love Him, and though you do not see Him now, but believe in Him, you greatly rejoice with joy inexpressible and hill of glory, Being fully persuaded that, what He has promised, He is able also to perjbrrn. 1 Cor. 2:9 1 Peter I:8,9 Romans 4:21 H7710 wql' In fl mank lmlrl lx fllftfllgll his slunz- IIUII. The roof 0f1Ul'l'lfll0SX is I,m'c'. CYIIJ1' AIIUIIVVIIIUIIS Cylztlzia Loc Suzlclurlll sexy, , .well-mundvd f7L'I'X0lItIlil',V. . ,aluwuvv wzrlzu- siaxlic, . .big blue eyes. . .Betty C?m'kvr in dis- guixv, . .Siam . .fizll of joy. . .dmyz cnmziurzx. , . carcx a 101. . .works hard. . .ullappy Il'C'L1llCXL1llV1' , . bubbly. . .pa.vsi011a!c', . .Sim'c'l'c'. . .ll!1VlI'l'A' lum- cst. , .xurc mn wok!!! WOW Vi?- IM Charles Thomas Sunderland Carlos 'f . ,soccer learn captain. . . Chuck'i . .I can drive that four-wheel orange crate to the moon. 'i . funny. . .happy face. . .'Mr. Friendly . . .laughs easily. . joker. . .lovable. . .great ath- lete. . .quiet . . Well guys , . .what an l.P.S. lab partner. . .calm manner. . .inquisitive eyes 'fl 1552 M. ne x 'il INT? There is II great division in life. . .on one side we have the minority, those who have their dreams. . . their hopes, . .their aspirations. They want to do something beyond the norm. They realize that if they try and fail, they probably will be laughed at, but they re going to try anyway. And on tlze other side is the great majority. . .those who also have their dreams and hopes, who also understand that if they try and jail they will be laughed at, and because of tl1is they are not going to try. They re going to settle for a very comfortable mediocrity. And so all through life, in all facets of life, all of the great things are done by those who are not afraid to try. Knute Roekne Ilvlmlllfl .1lc'fl4'f' Tllmlipsull l1y.vIa'r'i1'ul laugh. . .lwazrlllfill rilrlmns in 1111111 . . grval sum' Qf'1IIlHI0l'. . . UfNIgLIH'l1,i . .,VHllfIlL'kC'I jbr'c1'cr.', , .d1'i1'v.x tl yellow btllltlllll. . .flfllL'S vggx . . .jkznmszic hy? lzalll . ,hisforiv plum' liclwt. . . fi4ll of fqy. . .gflf'L'.Y gm1dparl1'vs. , .l'Ill'fSl'fI1g golf swing, . ,t1'aclifim1S. 4 .a grcaf fhcml. . .Ski trip, , . lurml f'?'Clll'lI Ctlllkfllkf fy: Rn Jump jbr the stars. If you miss, at lcast you 'll ba' on top of 1110 trees! AIIUIIYVHIUIIS SENIOR WILLS I, David Allan, will my wabbit to Ewidabet. I, Emily Atha, will the '66 to a certain '76, a chauffeur and 45 centers to the gang on 55th street, many cheerful yrs. to Ii'I sis, C.M., and I will miss you Mady A., E. LeBlanc, C. McGee, L. Ryder, Andy S., Jon W., and the Seniors. I, Jack Balkin, will my sense of humor to the lowest bidder. I, Tibby Bolton, will a long sunny day in the country to Marta and Porgy's goat to my little sister, Julie. I, Laurie Bosilevac, will to myself the materializa- tion of all my fantasies and one wish to each of three friends. I, Rob Burstein, will my card playing ability to anyone who wants to flunk out next year. I, Martha Calkins, will the 27th and answers b and c to Tully, the strength to hope in the future to Ellen, endless thanks to Mr. Combs, beautiful sunsets to everyone involved in late athletics, and only the best of everything to Ruth and 37 Seniors I will never forget. I, Mike Crumm, will my shot-putting ability to Moose who really does not need it, but it is the best I have to offer. I, Agnes Delaigue, will a great deal of courage to the Seniors of '74, more fun to the Juniors, a lot of luck to the Sophomores, and much patience to the Freshmen! I, Kevin Deverey, will everything I have to the Barstow School. I, Sandy Dryden, will ice cream sundaes to Mrs. Engel and my senior year minus l-I calculus to Mrs. Cravens. I, Wayne Edwards, will not miss high school. I, Ann Francis, will that sometime later I will, and also I will Joel a new handshake and the Weirdo IO4 Club to anyone who can properly supply the necessary banana peels. I, Nancy Greenhaw, will my ability to sleep in the senior room to anyone else who can. I, Scott Gyllenborg, will accept the responsibility for anything I did, but not the blame. I, Doug Hassel, will play the trumpet like Maynard Fergeson. I, Susie Helzberg, will my Iusciousness to Stevie, my courage to Nanny, some wheeIs to Bety, and my childheartness to Cathy. I, Ellen Hipsh, will to Kai my willpower to stay away from anyone with silver opels who brush their teeth and the use of my neighborhood, and to Martha that she will always think of me at 9:30. I, Jill Ingram, will a future little sis as great as mine to Holly H., and the memory of twelve years of laughter and tears to Laura. I, Kevin Jeffries, will six broken guitar strings, two broken picks, two shorted-out guitar cords, and one blown speaker to Scott Wolff to use in his conquest of musical stardom, and I will the sports page to Mr. Gibby and his third string soccer players. I, Linde Johnson, will Joni a rainbow trail after every tear, and will Diana the art of living, loving and believing. I, George Katz, will love Shannon forever. I, Lyndon Ketterman, will all legal rights to narrate Let It Be Me while the choir sings in the background to David Pitts. l, Connie Latshaw, will six cases of Piper Heidseig brut, 12 lbs. of Iranian caviar, and two weeks of warm Mediterranean nights to anyone who has enough savoir faire to carry it off to my satisfaction. I, Kevin Martin, will my partnership of the Barstow Popular Cynic Society to Patty Jacobson. I9 I9 rv a 9, d Y h O e f o 1d is 'tS er er 9 te he HQ nl ias ny 1 Marsha Morgenroth, will Faith, Hope and Love, .ind most of all Love. I, Mike Mori, will my Spanish grade to Bob Bacchus. I, Susan Olander, will my love affairs to Cathy McGee, craziness to Louise Ryder and Liz Marder, and three more years to Brad Sutherland and Kathy Margolin. IP.S. I will Sante Fe and Bishop's Lodge to Laura Sandifer.I l, Laura Riss, will highways to Joel, B. Cassidy to D.H. and T.T., blond bachelors to Loretta, a weekend visit to Tori, Florence at 4 A,M. to Larry , Thursday evening in The Oasis to Bob, and the best memories of my life to Jill. I, Frank Rubin, will my five Babe Ruth baseball cards for ten Baby Ruth candy bars. I, Richard Rush, will my pet snake to Martha and Kim. I, Laura Sandifer, will my childhood memories to Susan O., my deep friendship to Debbie T., Chris I I . f?F?'V ,.:r,7 4 , 1 :.. and many phone calls to Cathy McGee, and chocolate chip cookies and LaJolla, California to Susan Bowers. I, Tully Sims, will J.R. fast legs and Andrew Sigler more than 76 contacts. I, Kathy Sloan, will State Line to Bill Collet Iif he can get there before I do!!I. I, Susan Sloan, will my frozen bananas to Cheater, the appropriate shoes to Mrs. Rothberg, and Susie Helzberg to the halls of Barstow. I, Cindy Suddarth, will to Susie Schneider and Lisa Senter little sisters in their senior year that are as great to them as they have been to me in mine, and to Steve Murphy, a great big pinch. I, Charlie Sunderland, will the chief honchoship of the VT machine to Murph. I, Debbie Thompson, will my Levis to Welker, my m.b. to Cheater, Cherry Street to Ginny, lasting memories to the gang IAndrew, Pops, Cookie No. 1, and Marvl, and to blue eyes -champagne. d.. L-fr? . I .11 '. 1 . e . . . 1 .' 4. 1 4 'ft f f5q'f'iff I . ..wi,,,i,,f ' 1 F4 pl-if ,, 1-HIL.: 1. '13:..1-. D, . , - ,I 'K I A .Q N V1 ' ,sf ' ' l .-rf ' . f N J C rl -1-,-Y-, glw.. inn: ,?'ffJl 1 1 - 3, I I -V I vl f 1 'Lf I ' ' IOS I ye any 'Y '14 ' Q I 4' ' A Q' F' 1 x ...-an 0 'af O 44 nit' ,,,-,,,f- 1 I '-EEN I I ww -1 1' U,:'.3f?' ,,..u ,.,. ..- 'IIIUZ xv-.. .... fflll -.. STUDE T COUNCIL Left to right, SEATED: Mrs. Cravens, Mr, Lenci, Mrs. Zauchenberger, Mr. Lacey. STANDING: Martha Calkins, Mr. Lawson, Russ Engel, Jack Balkin, vice-president, Cathy McGee, secretary: Scott Gyllenborg, president, Steve Murphy, Sally Atha, Barbara Christopher, Julie Sloan, Martha Hoffman. HO CR COUNCIL l-ef' 30 fiilhl. SEATED2 S'-ISHN SIOSH, Pf9Sid9l'lfi Nlr. Lawson, Scott Gyllenborg, Debbie Thompson secretary: Kevin Martin. STANDING: Kim Jeffries, Ruth Calkins, Tom Davis, Jack Balkin, Martha Calking Russ Engel, Lisa Morris, Tori Bolton. 4 I 1 A-he . YN' .4 ,4-N,, , L GLEE CLUB Left to right, FIRST ROW: Maggie Jandt, Ruth Calkins, Tibby Bolton, Cindy Suddarth, Sandy Dryden, Laura Riss, Marsha Morgenrnth, Anne Baumgardt, Mary Jandt, Mrs, Engel. SECOND ROW: Shannon Chapman, Liz Gerson, Kathy Margolin, Mary Jo Morriss, Kirk Joslin, Brad Sutherland, Tom Davis, Lyndon Ketterman, Greg Lawson, Leigh Hilburn, Martha Lally, Susie Helzherg, Julie Hornhuckle, Sarah Smull. THIRD ROW: Cathy Lyons, Margo Cohen, Wendy Wahlstedt, Cathy McGee, Leslie Kase, Suzanne Muehlehach, David Pitts, Bill LeBlanc, Tully Sims, Mike Crumm, John MacLaughlin, Anne Salisbury, Sally Atha, Jill Ingram, Liz Marrler, Agnes Delaigue, Carmen Sabates, Cindy Markl. FOURTH ROW: Diane Hall, Susan McGee, Libby Latshaw, Ellen Salisbury, Russ Engel, Richard Rush, Andrew Sigler, Charlie Sunderland, Doug Hassel, Tom McGee, Kai Heasley, Elizabeth LeBlanc, Kim Kelly, Laura Babcock, Debbie Thompson, Barbara Field. FIFTH ROW: Kim Jeffries, Linde Johnson, Shelley Gray, Susan Sloan, Martha Calkins, Donald Reinoehl, Jeff Sloan, Steve Murphy, Scott Gyllenborg, Jack Balkin, Jon Welker, Rick Gyllenborg, Laurie Bosilevac, Stephanie Watson, Kathy Sloan, Marion Crooks, Susan Belger, Tori Bolton. ABSENT: Laura Sandifer. B-LI E ,ll Fl ll ' lui :rl --'fl Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miss DeYong, sponsor: Kathy Sloan, assistant editor: Kim Jeffries, Diane Hall. SECOND ROW: Chris Bayles, photography co-editor: Kirk Joslin, Scott Wolfe, assistant editor: Susie Helzberg, advertising manager: Jack Balkin, co-editor: Martha Lally, Connie Latshaw, Anne Salisbury, art editor: Barbara Field, features editor: Kevin Jeffries, boys' sports editor. Q x 2. l it 1 1 Left to right, SEATED: John lnlvin, Mary Jane Berrey, circulation manager: Frank Rubin, co-editor: Laurie Bosilevac, Kevin Martin, assistant editor: Stephanie Watson, Steve Rosenthal. STANDING: Sally Atha, girls' sports editor: Suzanne Nluehlebach, Nanny Leiter, Holly Higinbotham. ABSENT: Susan Olander, assistant editor: Frank Waterman, photography co-editor: Mrs. Rothberg, sponsor. WTATHERCOCK Left to right, FIRST ROW: Scott Gyllenborg, co-editor: Martha Calkins, co-editor: Patty Jacobson, advertising manager: Andrew Sigler, assistant editor. SECOND ROW: Susan Sloan, layout editor: Linde Johnson, assistant layout editor: Susan Belger, assistant advertising manager: Diana Johnson, assistant layout editor: Laura Sandifer, senior section co-editor: Susan Olander, senior section co-editor. ABSENT: Mrs. Borden, sponsor: Lisa Morris, assistant editor. AG THO 1 l 'f' sul .mama 1 f,,, lflfm l:-ui Left to right, FIRST ROW: Patty Jacobson, Laura Sandifer, Connie Latshaw. SECOND ROW: Kathy Sloan, Mary Jandt, Beth Haren, Sibyl Tilson. THIRD ROW: Susan Sloan, co-editor: Sandy Dryden, co editor: Nanny Leiter, Libby Latshaw. ABSENT: Mrs. Rothberg. J., T 1 FRENCH CLUB l ' rf-'T' l lc . Left to right, FIRST ROW: Ann Francis, president: Jill Ingram, vice-president: Agnes Delaigue, secretary. A SECOND ROW: Madame Spiegel, Barbara Christopher, Sally Atha, Anne Baumgardt, Suzanne Muehlebach, Susan Olander, Tihby Bolton, Laura Fliss, Martha Calkins. SPANISH CLU , -if rf I ,ll I l ll I 1 wk. '4- l Left to right, FIRST ROW: Emily Atha, vice-president: Frank Rubin, Ellen Hipsh. SECOND ROW: Susie g Hellbefg. SEC'9!8I'Yi Lil Nlafdef. Beth Hafen, Senora Pratt, Cindy Suddarth, Debbie Thompson, president: Linde i Johnson. , , l l l K RRIESSE TES if Left to right, FIRST ROW: Emily Atha, Debbie Thompson, Martha Calkins, vice-president: Tibby Bolton, president: Ruth Calkins, secretary: Mrs. Pratt. SECOND ROW: Doug Hassel, Susan Sloan, Andrew Sigler, Scot! Gyllenborg. T TORI Left to right: Richard Rush, .lull Ingram, Ann Francis, Louise Ryder, Susan McGee, Susie Helzberg, Tibby Bolton, Agnes DeIa4'Jl'f'- l A ' IDDLE SCHOOL ST DE TCOUNCIL Left to right, SEATED: Todd Epsten, Edward Tranin, Peter Sloan. STANDING: Derek Martin, Felicia Markl, John Rippey, Carolyn Caskey, Kim Lacy, Bill Sunderland. EVE TH AND EIGHTH GR DE SUCCER Left to right, KNEELING: Niels Benherg, Matt Allain, Steve Trenton, Peter Sloan, Matt King, Jim Gerson, Chip Ingram, Donovan Miller. STANDING: Bill Sunderland, Mr. Gibby, Jon Baum, Skip Peavey, Chris Ost, Dick Francis, Taylor Atha, Mr, Ahlen, .lon Larsen. SEVE TH AND EIGHTH GR DE BASKETB LL .IJ 51,0 X352 'Q' 20' nf Left to right KNEELING: Dick Francis, Peter Sloan, Matt Allain, Matt King, Steve Trenton, Jim Gerson. 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SECOND ROW Sarah Smull, Cathy McGee, Suhyl Tnlsuu, Barbie Christopher, Q -81 bs 4 ' 1 BARSTO THLETIC ASSOCIATIO Left to right: Cathy McGee, secretary: Charlie Sunderland, vice-pres- identg Susan Olander, president. CHEERLE DERS Left to right, FIRST ROW: Emily Atha, Cindy Markl, Tori Bolton, Kim Kelly, Joni Baker. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth LeBlanc, captain: Ann Francis, Linde Johnson, Cathy McGee, Sally Atha. -I ,,. FIELD DAY Q ' B' '-' ' irliiiw v ' yn , V . xg Q wah N 7: , r.. K 9 I f'-F f55'5i 52'f W.i4':fd'?N' 4 f -' f if .. , . rr. :F -I' 5 'ffm'-17'-' gui. if Z V .V A V My , it E Q-U A ., -QV.-W 4- j . X '-lf Y ' ' A' ' - , 141.3 1 1? , gf .f 'f ' ' 9 V Qqggi.. 1' ff- . 'w, ,A K uf., 9.21. if gujff -was-e ,. .,,!E .g if .:, J A '-Q :-, , f Q , sm - nf ' '- , H1549 . F 5 igffk ,- ff, .. 1'J1':Lf an 'A ' ': ' 'F - ll ' -' Q' 2. 5'-1-f '-1-eg'-.-Q ' 'Tff' -1 ' . Q--.. :g ' F' , , ,Q ,:,Tf1f5f.i1 '-' .-'-'gQF1lQ ih-1.1- , 7 ' 1 , , A 'H'-.fr-f : - V I't--:- .A -3' 2.5 '. 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Christian 0 Barstow 4 Maur Hill 0 Barstow 6 Savior , 0 5, 4 , 'L Girls' varsity Basketball if Barstow 39 Wichita 26 ' ' Blue Valley 38 Barstow . 28 , 'H-fa Barstow 42 St. Pius 15 C A 0'Hara 22 Barstow i 19 B Barstow 42 Sunset l 26 Barstow 44 Loretto 7 28 Q it Barstow 27 o'1-iara ' 10 ,. A Blue Valley 35 Barstow . .',' ,. , :NK- Barstow 1 1, 1 Lillis 1' Drexel 45 QQ Barstow if ' Barstow 41 Hogan 2555, Barstow 41 y - Loretto 30 - St. Mary's N 46 'A Barstow 30 4 'ofaij Barstow 29 Hogan 22 Barstow 34 Sunset 17 if Boys' Varsity Basketball A ' Barstow Grain vanay ss ' Barstow gin Precious Blood 52 - ,Q Wichita W U Barstow 41 Sr j,?gBarstow Christ A' St.Josep4'ifi 75 Barstow Immacqljfn 67 Barstow r- f If-V56 St. Marylklf 102 Barstow A 61 Brownell-Talbot 64 Barstow 60 Grain Valley Tournament-Second place Barstow A 52 Kingsville 45 Barstow V-9:5 .I Av ,l s f., f,Wellin9ton 49 .K sf. 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Tf'iwQ'1'x 1' ' if Nami,-' .I , ,ffm-52 123.3 W f ,wk , id .rv , 0'-1 3' .gif CAREER DAY 1-5 ' ,Q fix I , 2 . n gf? sf. is A 5 f. 35 'E r 2 AEM im -Mn, ,P ,lb DEDICATION DAY Blk YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Penny Rheba Paul De Pinna Ed Essie Grandpa Donald Alice Kolhenkhov Tony Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby Gay Wellington Olga Katrina Henderson G4'Men Cast f-Q .,. Lid x Laurie Bosilevac Martha Lally Steve Murphy Frank Waterman Jeff Sloan Kim Jeffries Lyndon Ketterman Richard Rush Tibby Bolton Jack Balkin Andrew Sigler Mike Crumm Connie Latshaw Laura Riss Cindy Suddarth Tom Hudson Russ Engel Jon Welker -S-. . ,jx 'l-l.. 4 '-' as C 4 ' -1-1.11, 'QR' G 1 Q . 3 xl 1 'a ,...- -,.. ........------W Y---- V Gee, sophomore attendant K K Ily I tt d 1 I L ft to right: Tori Bolton, freshman attendant: Susan Mc en an . , . All .n -N 9 94' ume,u fax O A ! N' A R Q 3g?qk 7!f I 4 1 ' Q -1 an Er. 3 -1 N X u.. ' V' W ' 'o'0 0:0 Q 0 0 0 ,.t1.Q., 6 0 In!! OQQ . 1 'P' '- ni!! X - A Emily's hos! family in Afghanistan: Standing are Nazeefa, Wais and Hameed. Seated are Dr. Mohammed Omar and Azeeza. if . R fb ' C ' .ii we I. sei 2. 7, . f.:.iT gxigke :Q-M -- J' - -3:s.'1+x:,..F,2 -A ' I Tallest Budda in the world-175 feet. E ILY THA AFS Through the experience of living with a family in Afghanistan I learned respect for differences in cultures and this increased my tolerance and understanding. But the most important influence of this experience was the realization of the many kinds of intelligence that man has. Because I have never needed to call upon the special kinds of strengths one needs to adapt himself to living in another culture, I didn't know I had them. For example, because I was not fluent in the language of Afghanistan I had to find other ways to grasp the meaning of life around me and make sense out of it. I was very surprised to discover that my other types of intelligence were becoming strong enough to compensate for the lack of word meaning. I began to observe intently the facial Bazaar in Kabul, where the various ethnic groups minye and trade. Afghan people come from many tribes. This is a Kuchis ICOO-cheesl tent. They are a nomadic people-fierce and proud. expressions, tone of voice, body languages of the people around me. These kinds of expressions have been somewhat hidden from me because I haven't needed them especially. I became fascinated by this communica- tion and strongly influenced by its power. But the greatest intelligence I discovered was the ability to perceive the need all people have to be loved and cared about, and how important it was to find ways to act on this intelligence. Salaam, Aleikum! iPeace be with youl 60112, Le L tl nu l5l Wilt 'I W '11 N ZX . ll ox, go - I L? Q -c15x' f . f-4 82 x . 11. -.ug f.fg.,A-,- M f .1 A'f 4-vi L, sff iiyfeflfw '?fi?f2',5iiJ7:ii3Z3'5?:::J,fi3'- -I ' I ' A A . JW . f 1 x L. L , J W 9- ' V' 5 I V. V T I, .1 , E .Y vnwlf 1 Jf if dz V ,Q , ff ,-H, 3: if ful! 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D oug Hassel The Mathematics Award lPinl . .. ..,................ jack Balkin The First Year French Cup . . . ..,........,.... Susie Schneider The First Year Spanish Cup .... .Elizabeth LeBlanc and Bill Collet The Barbara Welch Sutherland Advanced Spanish Cup ......,. Susan Olander and Frank Rubin The The The The The The Mildred Claudine Davidson Cup thistoryl Constance Latshaw Science Cup ....,......,............ .,..... 1 ack Balkin Art Cup ..,.........,...........,,...,.. Nancy Greenhaw Beryl Sprouse Cochran Cup tAthleticsl ........ Susan Olander Beryl Sprouse Cochran Plaque tAthleticsl .,.. . .Cathy McGee Shakespeare Cup tDramaticsJ .........,., ...,,. R uss Engel The Medill Smith Gates Cup tDramaticsl .,......... Tibby Bolton The Intra-School Athletic Participation Award ... .... Matt King The Glee Club Cup .......,.,...... ,..,...., D oug Hassel Best Actor's Award ..,....,,,........ ............ I ack Balkin The Barstow School Athletic Award .,.. ..... C harles Sunderland The Witham Poetry Cup ,........., ,....,. . ..David Allan The Academic Improvement Cup .... . . . Susie Helzberg The Miriam Simpson Tribute tGiven by Mrs. Powell Weaverl ....,,......,.... Susan Sloan The Churchman International Club Award Emily Atha and Kathy Sloan The Marty Cup tGlee Clubl ......,,........,,.,. Sandra Dryden The Start-To-Finish Cup lTraditions Cupl .......... Laura Sandifer Honorable Mention - Laura Riss, Debbie Thompson Barstow's Gift to Our Guest Student ........,..,. Agnes Delaigue The Initiative Award .....,.........,.,....,,.,.... lack Balkin Martha Calkins, Scott Gyllenborg, Cathy McGee Kevin Martin, Frank Rubin, Susan Sloan 1 1 1 Scott Wolff The Eileen Steele Award tContinuous . .Emily Atha, Susan Olander, attendance from K through 123 ...... Laura Riss, Frank Rubin, Laura Sandifer The Gleed Gaylord Cup .,... ,......,.. .... C 0 nnie Tutera l8th grade girl - jr. B.A.A. Awardl The Gibson Cup Citizenship Award .,,. ..,. E mily Atha The Susan McClelland English Award .,. ..... Frank Rubin The Martha Belle Aikins Cup for Scholarship ...... ,,,.........,,....,... D oug Hassel The Headmaster's Award .... ,,,......,..,........., E mily Atha The Ada Brann Scholarship Award ..., jack Balkin, Sandra Dryden, Phi D.A. Harvard Book Prize ,..,... ....... ............ Doug Hassel, jill Ingram, Susan Olander, Frank Rubin Beta Kappa Certificates .......... jack Balkin, Douglas Hassel 1 Sandra Dryden, Frank Rubin, jill Ingram R. Pin ,.... ...... ,....,.. . ........... , .,.. L a ura Sandifer ,Bill Collet High School Music Achievement .... .....,...,... D oug Hasse Midway Math 81 Science Relay .... . . .1st place - Kevin Martin PA'I'l'l AWARDS Kindergarten ....,..,.................. ........ D erek Lott 1st .....,.., Matthew Craig ...... 7th. . . .... Valerie Lawson 2nd ..,, .... S ara Bancroft ...... Bth .... ..,... C hip Ingram 3rd .... ,,... C huck Sloan ...... 9th . ...... Allison Overesch 4th .......,.. 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