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Y so when you Hnish your journey, don 't be surprised to find that the place is the same but you have changed. and don 't be surprised if the change in you helps you see things differently. . . Eaton and Glass S OTBGANIZA TIONS OR WG? wi we 5' A .,. N A50 V99 SNOIJQ VZINVS2-IO SNOI fL ST DENT COUNCIL Every Thursday morning a group of interested students meet to discuss various changes that would better the school and the community. Certain objectives were made for this year such as increased student involvement in student government and better relations with other schools. Such areas have been noticeably changed, and a more positive attitude toward the council has been observable. President Scott Wolff and Vice-president Bill LeBlanc set up a system of committees to head action in areas such as activities, entertainment, and student exchanges. Using this structure enables more students to be directly involved in government. With the arrival of our new Head- master, Dr. Quinn, it was an importantjob of the student council to inform him of Barstow's past and to discover what he hopes for its future RIGHT: The activities committee of the stu dent council sponsored this car wash on the Saturday ofthe Country Fair ,- R-., Left to right SEATED Mrs Cravens Dr Quinn Mrs Borden STANDING Mr Lawson Wolff president Bill LeBlanc vice president Andrea lVlarkl Sue Holden Alan Marrullier Diane Hall Mr Lacy 16 .l':'x- Ml. l . raw Barbie Christopher, Mary Clarkson secretary JR Williams Carol Davis David Neihart Scott ' 5 iii1:.iHivifv-vw s f 7 MIDDLE SCHOOL ST . CO. v Y w yn, .Jw i Left to iighl, FRONT ROW Mmlha Howl, Brad Tyler, Mindy Backstom, Heidi Brayman, Greg Emas, Eric Siglcr, Jon Jcam SECOND ROW' Dana Backvuom, Missy Wang, Kelly Calvert, Wendy Hockaday. THIRD ROW. Donna Hicks, Peaches Turcra, Brian Allain, Brooks Babcock, Jamie Seymour, Adam Kruqh, Trey Gzalwick, John Dc-an. N 1 1 ,Q ,ya - r, YEIIJ Left to right, FRONT ROW: Julie Sloan, Jane Gottsch, Sarah Margo Cohen, Wendy Kellerman, Scott Wolff, Merrill Pierson, Smull, secre-tary, SECOND ROW: Mr. Lawson, Laura Clarke, Madelyn Allain, president: Bill LeBlanc, Kent Sunderland. Honor Council members demon- strate their method of punishment for flagrant cases of gum chewing. 18 ff M fe Qffwv- Q Q Q 1 Q nil M 9 Ji Z 3 - ,ff -Li 'll .f..r ', . SIN GERS I fx . to right: David Pitts, Sarah Smull, president, John Neihart, Diane Hall, Laura Babcock, Maurice Watson, Peter ri, Ellen Salisbury, Peter Sloan, Ruth Calkins, David Martin, Carmen Sabates, Elizabeth Jenkins, Tom Davis, , ,.,--..-.I I .,,,., I . . ,-,T..,.......M .,..a...-.,.,, ,,,,,,.,, nimhvm VJ: Aww? st, Wi- 'bw N v .K ,- as FRE CH CL UB Left to right, FRONT ROW: Ruth Calkins, Sally Clarke, Amy Wahlstedt, Madame Spiegel, sponsor, Arha, Wendy Wahlstedl, Sarah Smull, Mary Morriss. Carmen Sabates. THIRD ROW: Craig Carl, Maurice SECOND ROW: Barbie Christopher, president, Watson, Gordon While, Alan Marrullier, secretary. Susan McGee, Barbara Field, Laura Wolff, Virginia B.A.A. OFFICERS Le!! to rlqlil Tommy lklcfimf secnulaiy, Julie Sloan, vice-pieslder1t.'KentSunde:land,p:es1de1il is2:ibl 5 fW H ' - -- ABOVE: You'll do it my way, or you won't do it at all! LEFT: Mary Morriss performs in the production of Spoon River Anthology. BELOW: Pretenders perform in a dream sequence from Such Stuff. ,,m1:xxLm,lil s,fgrv1e'u as :um wmcla m.1:1p-3 cn hu! nlivur bmp in iluirall, ui hliilk ii lxglpiiu Crop and mink ahsbut il now. fimwicge ln which should he und .unity Ea Q YY Ne, the M'- the P110 .i:Qn's nee l,f?S'llllQJ,l'l n picnic or some other Quint gaiiviiv, -nk my u ss-f - V- - -I .Sul ,I'3'ifli fu X X' :ff fri' . '7,'.. B-LINE rpm new 0 ilveaxi. c's ww- lakc xy ihere are knowledge alumni these daily 5, One of these S5 getting to mmm' liw 5:6555 wsfifiif-fl? .fl9l1Fflr3F3AT51?ffwl-BY, Wf!?9iS0FfleVfGlSf: Hoffman, Edwafd M glfgqgirgwfllfa-t lywgrangg Liygra Wolff., STANDING:..Miss DeYong, Mr. -Pa,.l,.,.4 .- V- -,. Q K, ., ,L Y 4 A 1 gs ' A lk-,gf 7f?5'.w1,g', 'lui 1 flff X gig ' f f an m gg? 61 Mc I rms-ying 'wilff is al .lf Q L :UUA liifl at Ea' acl QA yol for ar ll Thompson, Virginia,Cla1'ke, Laura Clarke, Spot! Wolff,f'HoIly Higin botham,'Ron Mozjris, Susan McGec,.-Leslie'Kafe. ,fl If 1 f - is ., 1 : my-5 cyzr Mfr? . , H r 1 1 .1 mea time SHETQ Htfiilr ENE? mera cn. ' Rafi F , tink' mf, All i , L-' Left tolright, FRONT ROW: Merrill Pierson, Nan Haren, David Francis, Anthony Tilson, J.R, Williams, Liz Kerrigan, Craig X Q . Carl. SECOND ROW: Andrea Markl, Carmen Sabates, Maurice Watson, Robin Myers, John Quinn, Barbie Christopher, Kathy D'Arcy, Jim Helman, t .1 1 3447- is , xv Iv ld iii P, 5 f L fi. + T' fu' y - I lx --H K -3 My sz xr. 1,45 4 r ,SES ' ' i .-XLY . 542 A, H f iwfi . 1. 4:...'mq .1 'ir rmfimamu-W 51 ,ggi Ay UI! E! Q -.ir ax 5 1' ?5ai:.1f:af,n.4 f- 0 1 , N,l,l,'.t,. A l- , . i Q ,X i--ffff-f f Editor Holly Higinbotham talks with Miss DeYong about an upcoming issue of the B-Line. ME 13171122 5 .1'iX'f Barbie Christopher talks with Jim Helman about which pictures to use in the paper. 27 l l - 9933-1-r GD? ,. ' rx vu 1 1- vu ,,.. .. Q .. .ry ,.-, 1 WEA THERCOCK As a result of the conscientious leadership of its co-editors, Ruth Calkins and Bill LeBlanc, the f'Weather- cock has arrived teeming with innovations. With the help of a well-organized staff and an enthusiastic faculty advisor, Mrs. John Borden, there is more copy, creative layouts, and more extensive use of color. For the first time, the yearbook is a spring publica- tion followed by a supplement on the musical and the festivities of graduation week. Organizations happily received more detailed coverage: larger or more numer- ous pictures and explanatory copy. Constituting another first for the Weathercock, each senior received a personalized copy, This refurbished edition of the yearbook was pre- sented by a newly organized staff. There were, of course, the traditional editors-in-chief, the layout editor, and the advertisement manager, and so forth. However, the sections of the book, such as Activities or Sports, were each organized by the head of that section. This streamlined arrangement helped make it possible for the staff to meet the deadlines necessary for the earlier publication date. mmm-ver-mr. ' V-:fi -. '-.i K 4..-iff-,.... ' . Staff members check pictures for their layouts. Left to right, FRONT ROW: Ruth Calkins, co-editor, Algn Marrumerf Cindy Markl, Beth Haren, lay-out editorg Terry Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Borden, sponsor, Laura Wolff, Mary Clarkson Laura Babcock, Sue Holden, Liz Marder, Sarah Smull, Sally Atha 28 Jean Clarkson. THIRD ROW: Steffi Watson, Tom Hudson Steve Rosenthal, Bill LeBlanc, co-editor, David Pitts, Greg Lawson Peter Sloan. ' Steve Peter Ill! win 5 R uth Calkins .... Bill LeBlanc . . Sally Atha .... Susan Belger .... Sue Holden ..,.. Alan Marrullier . . Steve Rosenthal . Beth I-laren ..... Laura Babcock . . Liz Marder ..... Steffi Watson . . . John MacLaughlin . . . David Pitts ..... Peter Sloan . . . Sarah Smull . . . Jean Clarkson Mary Clarkson Cindy Markl Terry Taylor Asst. SECTION EDITORS ASSISTANTS CONTRIBUTORS . . . .Co-Editor ........Co4Editor . . . . . .Copy Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Photography Editor Photography Editor Layout and Opening .........Students . .. ...Seniors .......Seniors . . . . Organizations .. .. ...Faculty . . . . .Sports . . . , Activities Tom Hudson, Greg Lawson, Mr. Bill Thompson, Elizabeth LeBlanc, Mr. James Combs. Special thanks to our sponsor, Mrs. John Borden. Barstow Weathercocks throughout the ages! 29 I A-,..'f.r.4 fp :ff . l CI-IEMA GRO Last year a cooperative research and testing program was set up between Barstow and the Chemagro Corporation, a company which manufactures and tests chemicals used for agricultural purposes. Since the parent company is in Berlin, Germany, further testing must be done in the United States before the chemicals are accepted by the federal government for use in this country. Seven science-oriented students from Barstow are involved in projects and tests in which data is gathered and interpreted and sent officially to Washington. The group which is directed by Miss Karen Dyer includes Peggy Costin, Stan Dean, Jim I-lelman, Bill LeBlanc, Alan Marrullier, Sarah Smull, and Edward Tranin. The first test the students did was a study of growth regulators on geranium plants. This was preliminary to a turf growth study on a plot of fescue on the Barstow campus. Sixty-four meter-square plots were sprayed with different chemicals intended to stop growth at a certain point but still retain color and density. During the summer measurements and evaluations were taken weekly. Another test carried out was a soil micro-organism study. Different pesticides were put on 108 different soil samples, and periodically throughout the summer, micro-organisms ffungi, bacteria, and actenomycitesj were counted in order to show the effects of this pesticide with time. Unlike other laboratory work conducted in class, the students involved in the Chemagro project have the satisfac- tion of knowing that the results of their experiments have important meaning outside of school. This program is unique, and other schools will use the Barstow experience as a model in setting up their own projects. The Chemagro building in Stanley Kansas 30 , I 1.5 ABOVE: Men from Chemagro spray growth regulators on the turf plot at Barstow as students observe and rake statistics. RIGHT: Miss Dyer discusses soil micro-organism results with Chemagro scientist Dr. Major Minor. BELOW: Edward and Bill record last minute data on the electrothermfographicspectrode at the building in Stanley. XI FACULTY FACULTY PACL5 X2 I JJYHQVJ ALTHQVJ ALLTIH A U E FACULTY FACULTY FA 9 1 b ' i I I i ,, I n 1 'A I r fd 0 mf'417n9wM7f1w4 ALLTUW I , f , f'1l! 'f L ..- ,V Hvrmli Dr. James Quinn Headmaster in Q7 K I. 7,0 91 1 U ' . ' :,x UP V- -s ff N Q WHA PE R SBXUX IBM e2 g-,D if SQL A Q 33. 5, .- V 4 Q iff W ,A Q' I, 4 ,,1',,... ,wig .f, - f xl I 1 i, .1 J E 1 HG f ,. . 4 ja me, '72, fy, gr-5 Clinton I-l. Gates Director of Development , -,1 1 . -1 v , mf Ya .V Mrs. Norman Breckenridge Admissions Secretary Upper School Secretary l X Phillip L. Martin College Guidance Math John Fiorella Director of Guidance Psychology Latin 'QM Mrs. Harry M. Grant Secretary to the Headmaster Sherman W. Kennedy Business Manager ww an-2.!!.w l v - v 1 Y --H Mrs. Alice M, Phillips Receptionist 177 ,1--sciug-' 1 FT? K -L Mrsi William Horn buckle Administrative Secretary Secretary to the Head of Middle and Lower School Mrs. Billy Bruton Accountant tl N e finer- A 'YV Ee, ,,, fg 7 lflrx. Charles Pine Mrs. Robert Vroornan llietnifnz Alumni Secretary x?5!f1-FW? . John Utz Ma thema tics J ow- , m . A me y , c , Raymond Brewer Mathematics 38 V75 Mrs, Mike Cravens Gerald M, Halper Mathematics Assistant Head of Middle School Mathematics l .tr James C. Hull Science Mrs. M mir James Teamey a thema tics xl Yet h.hf '2 1 NMA A f , J xg, x UQ Arthur J. Crumm Miss Karen Dyer Science Science --....... l I 35. ,w-, 25' 'nl :Fi Mrs. Marshall Splegel Mrs. John Cleary French French if L' J . 'ff R sf -N an 4-WX fa 5 as ,4 . F in-:Nr y7'vK i S ', .NA , 1' YQQS ff 1 v ' .A In, 'AA' RA Mrs. Herwiq Zauclzenburger John Nobile French Spanish 'l ,fc v U , -5 fx ff .46 I -'iii N' --:fy ip ' Q5 Qxwz, A r-- I f O Mrs. John Vincent Seventh Grade Mrs Joseph LeBlanc William E. Thompson English English ff gr W ' 'T W wt' wr--4-1 aa X Bradford Lacey Mitcliell Gratwick ll Walter W. Brayman Grant W. Mallet History Director of Admissions Eiglitlz Grade Sixtli Grade History History ' Q 5 1 C51 Miss Patty Mcliaddm Fifth Grade 41.-. xx Jemels Combs gy A L1 ii glis li tg? vt v r1'w. 41 xf' , .Am of !'H Delvin T. Norris cmw X Harold Shaver Asst. Director of Athletics Mrs. James Poland Director of Athletics Gi rls' Physical Education Miss Lee Ann O'Donnell Girls' Physical Education ' 42 Mrs. Wllliam W. Weeks School Nurse Mrs. Robert N. Allexsaht School Nurse Kindergarten Asst. I , Y rl f ii'..lf45il 4'f1 Wf - 2 :WE -,. ,V .. as 3 ::.:4 vc, Mrs. John Wendorff Music Mrs. Michael Mallory Music Mrs. Don W. Trotter Art ' Mrs. Walter V. Congdon Librarian ,- rv 3. e. ,fan Mrs. Jerome Hughes Art Mrs, H. William Gieschen Librarian AC' 'N-15 J X A f ? ' 'f'x '1' f if 3'1 'f f- ., - . , - t gk? f F 9' o fx g A M X f .- 'A H 3 f ya: its - , M f- M e, X . ix ' X ' W . Mrs. Lawrence J. Asbury Mrs. John Q. Watkins Mrs. Robert L. Teei First Grade Language Retraining Third Grade X44 J .L fa: 'E , ,px i 'QY CK' 'M ,,, H350 X ff. v 'J 'fi 'J I g 3 x K f, 'f 1 ' if . 1 gp- Mrs. Donald Suddarth Mrs. James F. Schooling Miss Marcella Warnacut Kindergarten Second Grade Fourth Grade 44 iduznnwfvmwn Q L-V 'Us 4-'fb r!,'!' 'X 0 6' Mrs. William D. Brewster Mrs. Richard Houston Mrs. AJ. Lynch Third Grade Pre-Kindergarten First Grade A on I Mrs. Donald K. I-loel Kindergarten r l I 'Wm B3 -A-' 3' ffl, Mrs. Curt Willyard Fourth Grade f J' 'W .1 '5s,,-4 .I , ' 4 , . 5, f tk V 4 45 I G2 17' Mrs. Bruce Salvaggio Mrs. Dean H. Wessels Miss Grace Madison Art Tutor Language Retraining ff-Q.. Mrs. Duane Unruh Second Grade , i .,--' 3 Y .ii s X. E. 7 . V f 5 Mrs. Herbert Miller Mrs. Denny Diekroeger Language Retraining Language Retraining KITCHEN STAF 114 ,S ll Q : w ll '- K JA A A l 2 in Q. 72, Y :D 4 . X, X , 1 l X . ,- . i ' All :N ! z ' ' ' f if l 5 I v 3' ' ' f Q, F A P I lk .wa 3 'X 'QT' I 4 ' 1' - . 't 5 QQ' J F .AV-W, , fl' ' , r T' x ' 'ft l 6 v oi Left to right, SEATED' Anne Smith, Carol Warren, Lucille Geneva Murphy, Margaret Yoachum, Dorothy Prucha, Marty Arnone, Emma Goetz, Dorothy Bresbin. STANDING: Bette Rooney. Cavanaugh, Fanme Allison, Allce Angell, Elh-:lens IVlcClPudon, MAINTENANCE STAFF 'Y' , if 1 r .L Lef! lo light' Dirk Hanwn, Bill Plpm, Fon: Adamzc Charles and I-'mda Vandelshce f x fl l :- , l l l l 4 l l l l N l ' 4 'lllllll i. ,l ' 1 . E L r ,. i , 1 1, STOENTS STUDENTS STUDEN? 9 H1 LS SLNHUHLLS SJNQIUIILS r,.1s'.- - ' ,1w -,-w SL LLS NE-IGH HILLS Sl NH I OJS SL P C: , Y X -QT , ' mashmg aren 'I I? UPPER SCHOOL CANDIDS 50 'L W ,, 5. 4635, E N I Q A , ff. T 'KN ,J f 31 Rick Gyllenborg displays ms muscle abzlny. 9-6 Anozhuz mf,-1.1-w:,rv1J 1,1-kr mir r I 'v' 55?- 2 Y . 1 . - ,, ix I LI HI there! as .4 ---'- esfqfw- 1 1 Q-1 . Q, . . x . 4 1 -9 , .,, ,Iliff '0u',C'L I.-Idvfv'v'1'vhfv1Z VI' Laura Babcock Ellzabelh Bloch Davzd Bowel BIN BUIIEI' Craig Carl 'R .., Jean Clarkson Mary Clarkson X Q '7 Margo Cohen James Colle! X M ' X K ' UNI OR CLASS is .Qs '.:' Thomas Davis William Evans Dmne Hall Holly Hlgmbolham if Leigh Hllburn 1 V I Q-,rf ' ' s ' ,V . 0 J L '-1? E E A4 1 ,,,Si!f I ' 1' Q, I XY- ', I N I I ' X, ff- Q In jk ' .V s LD -S x n ,ZH , 1 Q AXN' . MN1 f l MN - 9 K8 'E' Y -sr env- V- ,-., Laurle Nlomoe Mary Jo lvlorriss Patrick Murray Allison Overesch Lisa Pfost Davzd P1115 Robert Quarles 9. .K 'Y 4 Jo. ff .A .l John Rnlnmon Cannon Sabales .M . ssh-- 1-5 Julie Sloan Susan Smilh Y., Ellen Salisbury Tyrone Saunders Susan Schneider Y- I f , f Sarah Smull ff 4.1 .6-1- J Bill Stephens Brad Sutherland Maurice James Swords f 7 Wendy Walllslvfll 'lynn Wfwfllfll' V 'Ns R --vw if . -nyi La J Lisa Senter John Sherk UNIOR CLASS 3 . l 55 1 4 x. .JA 154 2 Peter Sloa . Sandra Slell Dean Suddarzh 1 r A 1 ' . . .. I N 'S .7,,,I'4'g 57' A . ,r',1,,,. l ,. , 4 'L 5 'g 'av - vindrxw ' , 'iff N 12 . D 1 Y ' , X,1 ' . i 1 I , EG , .. if UV 7 F I -1' Y -V 52- fgfn . A V' ! x U - ., - 1, fl.. gi - g 4 H 9 M , alt., lm Q-.. ex 1 . A m 'mi 1' 1 Q' ' 'Qg ' 3 I1.-3.g-,- ,-,g s' ' .'?-5, MW? T1 n 3 3'.1f'fffg f4ggfn khi- A! 21 -...f h -I fiifx. ' Terry Taylor Edward Tramn Steven Trenton 58 Y! Anne Potter Davxd Pnzchald sr 12 X L., Damel Ross Jane Satlerlee y,i6M.,,, -Q., I 1 Tj '- ' . ' e ecca umer 1 5 ', , N... L X ig . 4' 'Sky i W Rb T ,lgl X X my N! wax if -Q Y-N T' S OPH OM ORE CLA SS 'I ' 5-K in . V 1 aj ' 4 .lei nf... ms 1'1-25? 2 x H H1V1oornan Pal' ' W th H I 3 wifi 1 ' ' 1, , . ' tum. 5, - A v Q . ' . wg 4: X X s '1 A L Lama Wolff 59 ,.,,,,,,'n,. ,V A,v ,Tl if F?--Q, l 4 1' 'X 'I 'V data, ri , f :al if , .,,,,., Jonathan Baum Boone Callaway Nad, C7 as f 5 1' Dawn Daily Carol Davis FRESHMAN CLASS y -9.6. s -' . x lx ik X , 252 ' flrififw Chris Eddy Mimi Fitch Brian Frazier Jghn Goodman 60 ...-Y-, Virginia Clarke S zeve Crosset le X Doug Curry I-0 W. ..1a..+,,,.i..,, ...A .,,. ...W , if . ,.,.um .. 05' 'z':sm.'1afL'?:.5'g.'E'..L?:44f.f:g.:l in ' ?,'f2':..-. . 1, W uf f-w-- af-'g:':ff::mfrf v f '.:..-sf -'mzt,f.:zX:Wf: , .- 'S- -L.-v':.::::Q,'5FefK-f ?':7.E:z:.-e:-:'ix:i::'i g H i fi M-T:-.x---Wim. .,,.. 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W ..cfq5,-.,. --sf- v v .,,ii:r,t:k,AN it ,,1:ff,, j Q I-it W. , ww g .K P12 L, ,, lui .-5. ! ., 'maffffzz ,g .wi if wifihzlayaffva-,.'f ff 2 if ri wg?f?Si?t,g,a-,g5,4:1f 1 l f , 3'Y-ffsf-1 rl . . .N f WA' px'+'v':ia,g,Q 2,-'HHH I .1 .f '-4,4yf', A J.'.sf.,,'. 3g5'i'9: 1 .qncgw . .J WX' ffv m f .p:f,i1'l' 3' .f,fi1.u'f:. -, .051 - . ., 'ff-.,g:+-'- ,Wa-ifi Qggvv, I ,kev1f'4.efi+ .f,q2.1:mWw1f2'?'f ff., tif- 'gif V: r. ' 1 . , ,J ulmgf 5' XF 1 f -5 QL .3114-ff' . hz .vt 3.04 A. ' . 'I V LP' ' 'Hz ,af ' Yzui.,- 'WWA' , ab VW .'x,-Lf.-Y' 5.36 xo! fff Jane Gozrsh Nathalie Haren Victoria Hoffman ww 1, , -..... 'K ' 'E-1 vi it F M X iw - 3 yl will 5 f 1 I it Eric Krugh Kimberly Lacy L J 11 ' I . . f fl Reber! Joslyn Katharine Kessinqei' Wendy Kellerman -nu . ,A Q, T0-. Valerie Lawson Jim Lyddon FRESHMAN CLASS l 5 L.-. .r-A Adrian Marrullier Paul Marlin sf . 1' .,. , Avij1tIVIilm Bilsy Nlipshin Davi:lNe1h.ai1 ff' J QM' 1 , j 5 I . ,Q I , f x f .N A s: .1 Y IAN- -h l,.au1'a O'Bimn Kalliy Pitman 61 ! MLW' -up ' Lena Beth Price John Quinn John Quinn iv' .,..f Linda Schoztler Cedric Smith GJ' S. Kelly Robinson Lelilia Robinson Scot! Sanderude 1 I 7 V.. -. . A H 1 ,,-,T I i 1 fi 4 il. Q' i s , A V --: I4 Il ,,- lt.-... Mk :xx 'thi Q-5 L1 Elisabeth Spencer Jan Szraube 9 rl sings, if v 5 .. , 1 , .' :Q i 'ff tr' ,J N xxi 4? 3 al N Laura Stubbs Wdllam Sunderland fs ' - i. nv .-L.. -.,. Vw ,.'. 4' - ' .j.:jfQ.L Vg E 3 24, 9 Tina Tyrer VACI4: V1'oom.m Q ! F RESHMA CLASS -X Mx' ai' ' N---' Amy Wahlsledt Terri Sue Walters mgfgffinuvrqf -.. .4 , ' A' 9 -J . 0-www, , 'Lis f 1 -Q Gordan Whlte My Wmdwoz Cmol Woodbury Mazk Z.1u::hunbe1gc1 63 J R P4 F 'Fx -K Q W wa X N1 ....-A fvl 11' , :fv- ' QA ar , 'C QV fig P' I A MIDDLE SCHOOL CANDIDS EJ '47 W Q2 4- ?-'N Xt W-' 4 X ,Dfw if 64 fi fh -B R .1 , ' , S ' fn 5 I hifi '. . fv- sg ,gif ,, ,A Q , Q 1.- .,,f sd, L-1' l-1' 1 Vim? ,-L, ' -ci . 14 1 g g-Q' I x A - Q 4 1, X, lg ,I A , ,I x. I . fi .r w 'FY , - ,G 4 I Nix '14 ,, Q 1, --Y ,.,- 371, ' IQ . .N ' 'jf D ' 1 L' f f i' x x X . 12 'EVMKA l', 'Vx uf 5: J. X 1 ',f I 65 'TWV Q EI GH TH GRADE llizi, . , f.a'L. 8R il -5 I 1, 11 FRONT ROW: Peter Jackson, Brian Baker, James Andrew Robznson, Nick Athan, Cathy Trenton, Julia Thompson, BACK ROW: Brtan Allatn, Scott Oakes, t 5 FRONT ROW: Mark Rausher, Jo Zach Miller, Katrina Ann Waldrop, Missy Wang, Dana Backstrom, Kelly Calvert, Trissy Layle, Jan Clarkson, Beth Roney. MID- 66 , 4-1' 1 11? y .f J James P. Townley III, Mary Margaret Tutera, Pam Penlicuff, Betsy Woodbury, Carroll Whittaker, Trip Hilburn, Paul Ganz, -wh R . L.. Q ,A A G Tis DLE ROW: John St. Clair, Tracy Jonston, Page Barnes, Jultanna Riss, Lisa Vatdcmnn, Nancy Studs, Elizabeth Engleman. BACK ROW' Call Nethat t, John Dean .K W 4 -4 .Eff FRONT ROW: Felicia Markl, Wendy Hockaday, Trish Can- nady, Chris Olson. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Windsor, George Wilber, Alicia Bouckhout, Jane Epstein, Phil Hanson, BACK T .1 , av 1 xx 1 Km, ', y xr ,. .sw 5 . A ' ' .Q -is ix 4, I W ii W if , l ir V if-R ROW: David Dockhom, John Hoel, Brooks Babcock, Bill North, Todd Dodge, Barbara Robertson, - -r a I ' fi , Y? -V' V ' i A' 'K 'V 5 Kiwi ' -.' QW LFQYQL I JN is ,93515 ,q X' A wi' . : -A 'J R G K V A my ' ' ' A I i ,.' S-'N K ,y Qf dvr. A Q. A Lgx Tk? -. 5 R in 4 vb- h -Q . - -4' L X tx a '-'ILZ l EI GH TH GRA DE A im , dw' Left to right, FRONT ROW: George Baum Mike Tierney Emily Huffman Valery Poland BACK ROW Ellen Eric Sildon, Mitchell Gratwick Jeff Sugar MIDDLE Benson Mark Virden Jamie Seymour David Houston ROW: Namrata Reddy, Holly Spencer Stephanie Layle Ruth Goodman Left to right, FRONT ROW: Adam Krugh, Kent Price, Greg Karuvilla, Adam North. SECOND ROW: Steve Pitts, Wal- ter Castle, Scott Kopp. THIRD ROW: Patrick Redding, Jennifer Stevens, Trasi Taylor, Nancy Pittman, FOURTH ROW: Donna Hicks, Laura Johnson, Carolyn Caskey, Michelle Chittenden. 68 D' -5 ! E VE TH GRADE FRONT ROW: Ranjan Mitra, Gregory Emas, Tim Willens, Angela Wang, Anne Asper, BACK ROW: David Martin, Sam Wurszcr, Stefan Zauchenberger. MIDDLE Dixon, Belh Merrill, Julie Kay Sanders, Edward Moody, ROW: James Meisel, Derek Marlin, Sherri Slell, Susan Katherine Dean, Katherine Spencer, Amy Brown. 1-Qt' .f 5' I 's . ,l V H :bi , I T it .I Qlsfe V K :lb X kt ay' ar ' . 1X W 1 ,xx Q7 . A A , K F' ,A J -W' H, 1 I vb: ,Q 4 x . Em. ' -:g , pa ef It-2' . C , A ,.., 1 W ' x W L 69 ii SIXTH GRAD Q13 'Him r f'f -..,.- ,, 'kligzi . 'Q' x Left to rigm, FRONT Row: Brad Jones, Alex Krugh, LeBlanc, Blair Overesch, Douglas DOCHIOFH, Shelley Ouirk, Alexander Fitch, Randal Dgdge, SECOND ROW: Jonathan Julie Phillips, Senoria Clarke, Chris Slanley, Mort Platt, Daniel Jeans, Spencer Atha, Mindy Backstrom, Laura Adelmarl, Dody Sword. Sankpill, Rick Sorkin, Brad Epsten. THIRD ROW: James l2F'AlU5 ,. ' h 'ufssmir 'vi' ... Lf ,J vw 44 Left to right, FRONT ROW: Brent Smith, Kevin Schorgl, Bold, Rob Irwin, David Welker, Cheryl Forbis, Sarah Marder, Chuck Waldrop, Brad Tyer, Matt Wurster, Chris Kuruvilla, Lindy Senter, Gray Harsh, Janet Goldstein, Todd Greenberg. Heidi Brayman, Scott Lawson. BACK ROW: Bill Hiatt, Adam ABSENT: Don Southam, 70 F FTH GRA DE Left to right, FRONT ROW: Kelly Kopp, David Johnston, Brent Reed, Leeann Rob' ertson, Rita Cortes. SECOND ROW: Andrew Wolff, James Borden, Mary Hoel, Sarah Buchanan, Martha Hoel, THIRD ROW: Jackie Phillips, Thomas Whittaker, Kasey Calvert, Laura Crumm, sf Left to right, FRONT ROW: Stephen Ewert, Jacqueline Lorie, Kara Kessinger, Maria Luz Racela, David Gerson. SECOND ROW: Allison Worley, Lucy Brown, Linda Dunlap, Laura Hockaday, Peter Stonetield, Chris Hoel. THIRD ROW: Cathy Coulter, Gretchen Gagel, Eric Sigler, Aris Green. J ' LOWER SCHOOL CANDIDS R' yfzxra-J I W J . ga. V 1 3 in ' , 5? A , yn I A AO f L A A-N O O . OX xi.,-' I ag, ff If 1' I A l -Q I - n s' M! Yu iiaaevwvfvwggf , N ,V ,....,-x 'Ns - A vw! ,W . ,f Q., vi ,tx , QM Q62 .4 1- z' g A Q , ,lx A ,, gg' . A-t 7 ' 9' 1' SP , ,Sw ,, , .. ,A V, 'f-+.,, 'Y R'-4 if, , ' .' ' Mr' gf .4 .iofb Q -vw-nw FO RTH GRADE 1 Lal Left to right, FRONT ROW: Emilie Gralwick, Steven Bernstein Jeff Cipolla, Lee Harsh, Jocelyn Villanueva, Sara Bancroft. BACK ROW: Ruth Cohen, Stuart Salomon, Jonathan Price, Left to right, FRONT ROW: Patrick Ludwikoski, Lars Benson, John Platt, Michael Coulter, Krista Sorkin. MIDDLE ROW: Brian Hall, Kristin Whittaker, Kim Sankpill, Bram ,fx x 2.4 Edward Rippey, Chuck Sloan, Kent St. Clair, Randall Lynch, Gen elle Slagle, Glass, Bruce Brown. BACK ROW: Debora Claussen, Jessica Baum, Kimberly Ann Southam, Jason Green, Bill Dickey. ra 'gal , x-1 X I ' 'T f' all lil 'F-:rv-g51A,,.5,zf.p,,,5...,z K, v 1 H . If I l ECO D GRAD Left to right, FRONT ROW: Marc Craig, Cindy Sankpill, ROW: Stefanie Tyer, Brian Barash, Matt Cohen, Margo Brian Laird, MIDDLE ROW: Derek Lott, Jodie Stout, Wolf, Natalie Cortes, Ann Wurster, Marie Lynch, Kimberly Pierson, BACK 393 'Af WT ,. 1 n x- - QW ,V -.....'x,i..- A Left to right, FRONT ROW: Kayden Vold, Amy Junge, Worley, Jimmy Lacy, Bucky Peavey, Holly Hidalgo, Scott Ricci Racela, Carol Cannady, Jodie Stout, Tracy Arma- Sorkin, cost, TOP ROW: Jamie Schultz, Kevin Whittaker, Susan 76 FIRST GRADE , F1 x., -v, :Ai x Left to right, FRONT ROW: Eric Schwegler, Jennifer Bold, Benson, Shanna Foster, Sean Hart, Jennifer Irwin, Tobin Deborah Dockhom, Lisa Sugar, Laura Sildon, Eric Frizz, Truog,ABSENT:Lisa Schultz. BACK ROW: Brian Schorgl, Anne Whitley, Steve Burk, Lynne -r -N: .. ,,,,,, h.. We ,.. f' I fL'Y:y- 4'-ii? Lei! to right, FRONT ROW Mat! Pllclmrrl, Amy Fiieze, BACK ROW: Molly Melchior, Lee Ellen Curry, Mary Anne Felicity Watson, Ben Gzalwick, Lam.: Awpvr, Anna Bmw: Maste1son,S!ephPn Schuller, Eddie Lorenzo, Chris Kopp. sk l N xii 'J i , i l KINDERGAR TEN to FRONT ROW: Greg Weber, Troy Meiss, Kim Moeller, Brigetta Schwegler, Stephen Chaplick. SECOND ROW: Scott Craig, Matt Brayman, Ricky Johnson, Barry Robinson, Valerie Rockwell, Chris ww fi, FRONT ROW: Nikki Slaughter, Brad Laird, Katie Nixon, Susan Bernstein, Ashley Harper, Shawn Foster, Jamie Shultz, Danny Gurley, Mark Worley. SECOND ROW: Jeff Penner, 78 f'J Craig, Lynn Asper, THIRD ROW: Tom Lewis, Chris Olofson, David Thompson, Marc Cortes, Meg Kerwin, ABSENT: Brian Varney. x., Kristen Martin, THIRD ROWS Andy Boasberg, Catherine Williams, Jason Tyrer, Betsy Hidalgo, Came Saunders, Becky Buchanan. gag A. fy--.,.M L xg. Left to righl, FRONT ROW Erlka Lewis, Miles Whitley, Mmhael Gates, Alzce Rlckoff SECOND ROW Ca1'olSlevens Ben Lorenzo, Mundy Schultz, Davrd Bernsfem, THIRD ROW 4.3 - Joanna Utz, Anne Rippey, Steven Edwards, Baud Fogel, Chris Heller, Christy O'Dell, Kyle Whillaker. ABSENT, Mark Southam. X I' . 'W' ' -firm, AL, is PRE- K I DER GARTEN , ENIORS SENIOHS SIENIORS 00 SHOINHS SHOINHS SHOIN5 N I I 1 V i E w I w MA Dlfl. YN C'LAlRlf ,1l,'1RKi,'IRl1'l',f1l.l.Al,N 6' veut'.x Mad'f . .54tl1 street gang. . joekette. . . Honor Cbuneil presiden1...devoted to her skates. , .organizer . .Hour Peggy Fleming . . .B-Line Girls' .Shorts lzklitor. , .always friendly. , .a perfectionist. , .hockey hustler . . .great personality. . . You guys'f . .zz doer. . .dependable friend. . .quick to smile . . .iz sincere individual wg What you are is Gods gift to you- Whzzt you make of yourself ls your gift to God. When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece, John Ruskin , ,-, r .4.,-K: f'q11z'x11'1'1111. 4 .HA 111' ll.,'1,11l.4 ,lf6I1I. . . Udl'!l1l1H1L'f i . .l'1'11111 jfczzk. . , l4111'c' I1'1'11 Keep Us TfIgl'f1lt'1 H. 4 .A114'11L1alz'. , 41111111-1'x up I11 s11111v111i11g. . .pz'r1'a'p111'c. , .a111l111S1as11'u Skier. , .l1l'C'1l'. , .111'1' 11111g1'L' 1111111 , .jim lr11'111g , 4 .lliherlmlcs 111 1110 x'c111'r11' 1'1111111. , .III 11111116 fll 1011111 , 4 km1ky'f . .xlalzdx 1111 -IQ11' 1111111 she 17L'1fUlf'C'X 111. 4 .BIG x1111l1'.v ,...-1 Dlfb' UR .fi I I J lffl .Y fl L L l:'4V 14 -l'ULII'S UBI!!-17111flCl1I'l1ll' H'fIL'11 I 1c'l!.1'111z 111111 UW111 k11z1w 11 won '1 110 S11 long babe you kllflli'-V011 10 C11111i11g bank baba' and 171 111111 1'ig11111c1'c 1111 111c' sky is Clear 111111 keep !110k111g1n111 111111 011111035 splzvrc' and 111c'11 you ?'c'go1111a k1111u' 711t'l'L' 1'z'a111' 11111511 '1 11r1l11111g 111 jba1'4 Slzawn P11 illips I,r11'c will keep us 111g1'111c'r. Cl117llll'17 111141 Tenillc , 1 IfL,.-dk WILLIAM BRECKENRIDGE ANDERSON 3 years B, W 'Z . .always eating. . .tall, thin and good-looking. . . OLP'f . .Colorado sum- mers. . .huggable. . .ncautious driver . . . thoroughly understanding. . .one of the Santa Fe Trail gang. . .5 miles a day. . .future lawyer. . .sincere friendliness. . .crazy ten- dencies. . .sports-minded. . .'Dasher'i . . allaround nice guy Y The turnpike road to rnost peoples hearts, I find, lies through their mouths, or I mis- take mankind. Walcott ' 1 Y V S k I ,flux 'All that Iarn or hope to be lowe to my mother. Abraham Lincoln Love is like a beautiful flower which 1 may not touch, but whose fragrance makes the garden a place of delight just the same. Helen Keller 86 ,. an if 124 .fg 'ax SUSA X' .1Ilfl.l.S'.S' lilfl. lll1'R lg' -l'L'l1l',X' Bcge'I , .always smiling, . .senior room lzousekeepvr. . .wild driver. . .gwivrous . . twinkling eyes, , .latest anything. . ,hot Trans Arn, . . Ol1, larry brought nw this! . . . Belg . . .Barstow jQIfC'VC'f, . . Dougl1- nuts, anyone?'1 , .great parties. . .others first. , . Crane . . .popcorn maker, , ,really cares. , ,ubig sister to all! - lr Mp? 3 5 iltlvl ' ' A ' ,ft ,Ii 52,4 51? wr. 4 :'4i '-'r 'QV' , yfgslfqg' s-. J ' fi ',-I fi' ,-f ,li V RNA ff -xxx DA VID ,WC'KOl.,fl.S' Clfl IILIL' I4 j'C'tII'.X' Hey Cagle'f . ,Toyota jeep, . ,NIlA'L'lllCll0llS . . . Cz1gl1'I . .sajarls. . , I.ct1v part-v!'I . . nature lover. . .t'l1S.1'g0fIlg. . .hax a :va for a room. , .outgoing kindness. . .11 f,'UlISl'l'lldffVl' liberal. . . C21y4Cay'1 . .lll1I7fCfUllIl0llX world traveler, . .unl1iased, . .writes in modern Chinese. . .uncontrollable laugh. . .critters . . .car1't be duplicated slag ,N -. 7. ,. ,,.s7 v 92 P ' ag 'M 1 Q ? 5 .u QV., A Q, X i fl' V. As soils are depleted, human health, vitality and intelligence go 'N--an with tlzern. Louis Brom jield I tk! lI'.h1 'I ,WU qs I 1- My mind has many creeds, my heart one truth, I shy at vagrant lore- for 1amRuth. Sophia Molk Optimism and eheemil spirits are in- dispensable to the mental health of technological societies. 77ze most valu- able personal attribute as well as the most useful contribution to collective happiness is the spontaneity of the snzile. Rene Dubos God Almighty hrs! planted a gardenq and, indeed, it is the purest of human pleasures. . . Francis Bacon tl -' J, RLTII CIIC ll.l 1 .e1X,XlfC'.-ll.lx'lX5 1 L'ill'X Ruily . litfuiil tjres. .uw1rr'lcs abr it t'l't'l'vl'UlIl'. . .Il'HU' lteautljul. . ,Hloot Clmir lI7l'L'Nl'L1L'lll. . .kind . .close to her sis cr and adores Tullr.., l1'eull1ercock editor. . .licrntan cliocolate cakes, . .singer and aetress, , ,HlllllfL'lIC'4', turn-Yuni, Latnc v etc. . ,patient and endearing. , .alwavs willing to dn a little more xgsisgawwimfvwz M - - -+1- BARBARA l URRl1'STl:'R C'llRl.S'l'0PllER I J' ,vears ab seizt-mintled. . beantifnl, long dedicated to Barstow. , .historian , .nzaclrine lnnr. . . gun laugh. . , Traditions 'f , .ltockqv right in- ner. . . Peggy'f . ,never looks you in the eye. . .Hour llalloween rnufnniv '1 . .always having another 1neeting... 0l1, I ingot! . . .long-legged. , . You just have to tell ine! . . .quiet, intelligenee It is only with the lzeart that one can see rightlyg what is essential is invisible to the eye. ,, Saint Exupery The leaves of memory seem to make a mournjizl rustling in the dark. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow h ML' 'cf 4 . -. . N , ,, 5- 1.',n -. f' 7: ' 59' I .- 3,171 .5 L ' 'i ' 01' 3.1! '- ID, 'rf ,A f -11 - ' A, is T , A v . ' 1 ' ' . , '4 nr 'Ak V. ,, as V fl A 4 , 4 iq 3 W +A, J, . V 1,,. ,I , . .,, 2,1 - ., ,gt , .g 'UQ ' . , -. ., 2 . V ' fu '-'1-' 1 I Q k ,l i gfiffi 'rw , -.. . wx 3 1,,,,,4'i , . i Q w J , y-,n,A, , . , :- . .' v fl-'-'l 'f ' ' gk. ,qty .U V , ' ,- 'i 'VF f 'J 'V 4 . , fr V, -1.-'wk-Q It ,go ,V If .t . . . .,,f, 1 f' 2' Y., ,-tm 1, ,,,1,., .hpi n 1 ' ' 'vb if I-W Y?-f 'Xi J 41.5, V., 'K 1 ' '. 1' v v- Jas ,1, ,. l , 1... ., , . - I .J gf,-f-s.lf!111.1-5.3by' .- 1 J' 'ft f f.Y- , , ' -f . l F 'ima Lal l, R.fl ,1l.-I lf C'L.flR Klz' I J j't'tll'.S' Spanish geniux...1errific basketball player . . National Merit, . .book reviews worthy of the 7Ymes'1 , .elzanzpionslzip swimmer. . . sharp mind. . .reserved . .interested in medicine. . ,HAII1lg0S,i . .l4l1f1l'L'IL'llfl0llS. . . cross-country. . .capable . .slzimmering blonde hair. . .down to earth. . ,mature out- look on life. . .patient Venga conrnigo iz ver los campus Carrta conmigo tz1nzbiei1 mi can to Pero no quiero can tar solito yo Quiero un coro de pajaritos Quiero llevar este canto amiga a Quien lo pudiera recestar. v Arr iP',iW!'fJHf10r 'f R' ,1l,,lRl0 Y l l.0Rl1IX'C l:' CR OUKS 0 ,H'u1'.' Maine 'f . .lmekey captain. . tmiitacl prob' lems. . .shy at times. . ,white lmmb. , .lures to watch tlzc 5L'l'llUlfV. . ,utVllllll7l'l' Sl 'I . .un- Curlecl liair. . ,an arid skier. , .stmimer resi- dent at ILCCHC . . Br1i1g'f . .lzulvlike . .a great listener. . .likes to gn slcdmliizg. . .sweet personality. . .lllI611C'l'Sl'!lllLllllg. , .fl'll'lll1Sl1ij7S that bloom with time vv, - I I N X x . Q Aix 1. Q l x ,.-fl . rg fic' 3 ,-.yy M433 i I 4, ,r . il H, XAQ- 1 am A: xxx- -141, -' 4- -, '-f'J: 1'f2e-' ,N 'hutch r I A ,, .31 ' f r f 5' .- mh my 2 :ggi . It vf UQ fl vb, 'Nth ' . : Be yourself, Who else is better quali- fed? Prank .l, Olbllll Il Dont put off for tamorrmv what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today, you can do it again tomarrow. James A. llliclzeiler 91 N There are Iwo ways of spreading light: to be The candle or the mirror that re- flects' it. Edith Wharton TAMARA ELIZABETH CR UMM 5 years soft voice. . ,Worlds of Fun. . .volleyball enthusiast. . . Tammy 'i . .dotted with freck- les. . .Ends good excuses for missing classes .. .feminine. . .has simple answers to con- fusing questions. . .blushes easily. . .one of the Heavenly Twins. . .quiet personality. . . Well . .Dad! . . .is a delight to all who know her .ik 'IkHa5y-nf 11' Human faculties are common, but that which converges these faculties into nzy identity, separates me from every other man : -That other man cannot think rny thoughts, speak my words, do my works -He cannot have my sins, and Icannot have his virtues. Giles ' W DA VID WILLIAM CURR Y 2 years drives a nzean V. W, . .sports fan. , . I QUIT . . .big heart. . .parking lot patrolman. , . diligent. , ,always on a doughnut run. , .still wants an A from Mrs, Borden. . .fre- quently turns RED. . . Arneriea'I . .water skier. . .constantly eating. . .great addition to the class of 76. . . Lets go to the lake!'1 . . one of the guys s N A wwf 'Make 1116 chaste and corztmzt, b11111111j11styer. 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Ozark Mozuztaiiz Daredcvils msd!- RlC'll.'lRD.ll41R TY GYLLl1'X'l3ORG N -1'4'LH'S wH1uLliuf1. ,.!l'l1HI,X l'1l4'r1Il:'l LllH'flj'X lvl! hum! . . .AUHQ-LYIH-fYLlL'l1l. . . .llz' uml ff!Il'l . . ,gund- lmflmlg. . .xzzpvr im-lf. . .mxy to mlk nfl . . IIN J 1Jl'L'1'1' of4'11k4 ...1lr'Llic'11rc'Ll In llix ffzlcwxfx. . ,zz l'4'fll lzulivx' fmzn. . .UIlfX.l7Ukl'lI . . .HYUI1 HZUHIAI zlzzzvx arunml7 . , .afmllzur Jcrrix' l,vwix. 4 ,good nldffilxlzimlcd l'll1H4'A', . . ximwc l1'ur'kil1g ynzn' WY!-V fllfllllgll IU2' is like' wurlvizzgyuzzr way up to fha :wig !1!4'I'L'iY a Inf ufzlpx um! dmwls. AIIUIIQVHZUIIS A 1--A.. if 'fs 1 . ' .M L : ' f E 3 W E 52169 'f-'vf'.'-iii. l 1 l W? ' 3 ' 1 1 3 K 12 ' I ' ' Y 1 1 1 . ' QW '791g fe: ' - ' l ' - 5 l Y L ,1,, vu ,l, 1 . 1 I 1 I 1 g 4 'Ing ' ,g' F 1 1 1 1 , ' , f 4 1. wg I .Q-,gg,,,Tf I I ,' as 1 ' , Q 5 1 Q Vi., Q f f 1,1 5 if A .E f v- ' 1 ' 1 .V ' M f A-Y , j X 'f?'?'37? fn , , --'. 5. , T1 - 2 ' I - M- v f xo wg. 1 Y. 'J' ' I ., V YU' X ' 'Vvf?:l l' 'QCA , ,,-7' , .-f !IYf,J+1' , -,, X, - 4, w V.. V N N X JH rv 'W Vg-'Y ' ig! -X , M TL ,uf lr, ,1 5: F44 gsm M IA, 9,mN . CL '-f 'f T if:w:y mfffff Elf 4' M .A .,-Y 'm. .f' And its afair wind blowin ' warm out of the south over my shoulder. Guess I 71 set a course and go. Crosby, Stills, Nash To reach the port of heaven We must sailf Sometimes with the wind And sometimes against it. But we must sail, and not Drift nor lie at anchor. Oliver Wendell Holmes In the midst of winter I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. Albert Camus ELIZA Bl1'Tll .IU IIA RILIV 12 years the II, of H.A.M. . .beautihzl hair. . , Wlzos having the party?'f . .kir1d. . .the camping trip. . .super artistic abilities. . .a fantastic friend. . .loves to sail. . .feathcrweighzi . . Kamaji. . .hockey timer. . .cute baby pic- tures. . . The cabo0se . . .wears and sells wild jewelry. . .eternal fire captain. . .in love with life -J' MA R Y CA ROL llll. TON 6 lvezzrs Twinkle Tnes'f . .lnthbllx , .plays vollevlzall from the floor, , .makes great elim-olate chip cookies. . ,giggles . .D'iendly. , ,loves K' State. . .wears purple and violet. . ,a month s supply of food in her locker. . .an eraser named Herman, . .has an injury list a mile long. . .personal picture gallery of D.R. . , vivaciotts Ap 41X f' -fe 16 -.J When I came to die, I found that I had not lived. Henry Daivd Yhorean Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it eolnes and softly sits on your shoulder. I.. Richard Lesser if -.Rafi its--av-if 'Wo excellent soul is exempt from a mixture of madness. Aristotle THOMAS MICIIA 151. HUDSON 3 years gentle eyes. . .drives a hearse. . . Going my way? . . .expressive voice. , .tlze Mad Hat- ter'I . .his original ideas make him a true individual. , ,great artist. . .loves orange marshmallow circus peanuts. . .kind . . imaginative, . .talented thespian. . .pra- crastinates. . .creative photographer. ., polite. . .a deep thinker .fs ? - -41 A 11111111 ix 11111 L'Hl7llJI6l6'!j well 111'gu111:c'd rlzal IS defi- 4-11-111111 fl 5611541 11f11z111111r. 5111111111 721v1'l111' Cr1fL'l'l'LfgL' 'ln d1'1'11111x 111111 I-11 hm' llzwu an' 1111 1'11111mx1'l11I1'11'1'x, .fcmf 'x llllllrl' liPv'5H2'! k v ' 'Ku N 111 I s 1X ,f 11 I lxl,llBlj!x L Y DIAXIQ Jlflfl-'Rll1'.S' -1 rl L'111'.x lx'1'1111111 . . 11111 fr1l'I'IIg, . ,11 l111'4'Lx' 1'11i1'u. . . fzlmzu 11u1jl11'flv Lzzrlcd lrlnrldc flllllf. . .gmzf a1'r1'c.xx. , ,-1111! 111' L'IZfflIlSI'llSllI. . ,l'HllC'C'I'IlL'1I . , .11 111u11'cz1l1111s 1l1'05SU1'. . .Srwiul C'l1u1'1'1111z11 . , .H'IIfVl'. . mm' rff' ffm I71111' ,llzfxkulccw , . 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Lewis Carroll G R EG OR Y JAM l:'S LA WS ON 4 years Gregor'I , long, dark hair. . .camera bug . . .has a flair jbr the original. . .creative . . plays bass. . ,concert buff . .selftaught musician. . friendly. . .wants life to be full of challenges and surprises. . . Where am I?'i . .spends free time in dark room. . .a broad range of interests. , .tranquil . . imaginative artist ...fl WILLIAM JOSEPH LEBLANC I S years P an analytical rnind. . .lets you know what hes thinking. . .vice-president of Student Council. . .rarely gets excited. . .Santa Fe Trail gang, . . BIondie'C . .beach bum. . . great B-ball player. . ,demanding . .a good organizer. . .coeditor of Weathercock'1 . . N gets things done. . .never afraid to take a 1 , stand. . .a leader lg 1 5 nlzfficiency is intelligent lazi- ness. Arnold H. Glasow Never insult an alligator until you have crossed the river, R W Cordell Hull y,W5 , . ,. f 104 1 if ' 3 A115-T! 'Wext to power without honor, the most danger- ous thing in the world is power without hurnor. Eric Severeid The real problem of leisure time is how to keep others from using yours. Arthur Lacey Call on God, but row away from the rocks. Scepticism is slow suicide. Ralph Waldo Emerson 'Decide WJ. L. .Iii 'WX X, f f, -ig fx , 'sf ,b b . 2 , , xr, 1 iF LrA', f ' ,. e W ln the child K lzeart ofa!! ofus lives dreams tha! do come true here love has meaning Izere there is wholeness Qfpurpose lzere there is cz paflzway m being. Pvlllfflfl and Langer , lg s 4 . . . , 1 wiv II dr1e.w1'1 IIIIIIIW' who you ffm' fu' -L I how you lure but llzaf mu Inn: 5' Rml.1Ir','x,11u11 V TV C4 TI1' L lfl:'.X' DEXISIL' L YOXS S V1'L'l1I'.S' perile. ...Yl'fk.1' hair. . ,makes her pninf zgzzierly, . ,zz UlI'f'C'tlI7I-V dalzaw. . .seUlwfz- I fidelzl, , .lturlds of Full. . .big eyes. , .secrel przef. . .Lame Jack. . .gI'HCUfilf. . .lliddelz enm- tiurls, . . 0l1, cunze Ullfii,.W0l1LJL'lff2lf soprano mice. . .axizzte observer. 4 .fakes llze biffel' w1'1l1 IIIU sweet in stride. . .cmzsiderzzfe . . .a true zmlividzzul , . - 1 ,X mf kk' I' .'f 5 7 f 5441. ' ug- gq'r5! , ' A x ff! .. ., 1 ,af :.,..c 1 fff ia ,I q3Yf'.,lA gf .gif ,fu 952-'M f . iififg' V' ' vm' 54 4 f 'A . , -,- 4 w X ' 44 'aelvlfivl' v-g,f3mq: JM - fxsli-'ve w H Q. . GRM - src, JOHN HARRISON lVIcCAR TY 2 years soft spoken. . .Southwest . .good grades, . . sincere. . .his understanding shines through . . ,Colorado . friendly. . ,has a funny laugh . . .helpful. . .teddy bear type. . .devoted to his friends. . .gentle personality. . .depend- able. . .even tempered. . .a gleam in his eye . . .likeable , , kr ' 4 ' JH. 'a ' e. 1-1, .V W Q 'br ,, 4 fmtewexe- t 2 H- t ...:-- , Q' fe: .-23, .2-isp? . 1' it A t giggkgff ,, .ps 53391, I e- 4 .'-'vfg .' it . :4-,W '4 f ,-3 -- 'Q'-4335, -4 N may cf f .s'zf..f,,2 ' 'Af lf . . b f Tiff 5- ew'-' gift' ,TS ' 1,1 'fr -7- , 1, I., . g my 99, 'ni ,J V.. A W , Q ,, ,, 'few .f ff .ff'Y ' ,iN'x.f -'12f.,.r't jj' 1. 4 gf .'.'1. a. .w2.f' l '-x -.fi :- '1 ,5' '?m'f.. ' fslti' , :'rf , F . f K - .nys ,K ,W , ,A kg,-41 L , A ,..',,,...A m , I., f, .V :iff-ing, A-, .WL In .V .A R rx ,fix agar. xg ., ' f ,N ' .gf 4 :J is, -- 1- A., . 1 . 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Phillip James Bailey SUS,flN L UUDI1' ,llfl R liz' .rllwlllfli l l lb vl'l'lllA.Y Su: . . .hard lwtrker. . .bluxhex eaxily. . , senior elaxx presnleizl. . .eurlv hair, . . lJues anyone mint tu xplit a. , .WI . .S!endc'r. , ,an organizer. , ,cute smile, . ,well llresxed. . . responsible. , . i1IcGnu , , 71li MeGecfv? . . .C'0llSClCl1lf0IlS'. , .HilIUllIL'l' Mf'Ciee'f . . highbf enmtirnlai. , .never without her blan- ket. . .adores little children 41 N'-Q I The rung of a ladder was never meant tu rest upon but only to hold a man lvfaat lang enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas Henry Huxley Ideals are like stars. You will not succeed in touching Iherrz with your lzaridsg but, like the seafaring man, you ehooxe them as your guides, and, fblluwing them, you will reach your destiny. Carl Sehurz IIL lZ.AllflfTll SAXDR.-l .1I,f1RD1fR 7 .1 'CCll'.Y unruly fHl1'l'..,PI't'It'llL1L'l'iS' jJl'L'XfL1L'III Crmvn Cl'IIfL'I'. . ,vlvz1lliul1I. . .HC7IL'llIL'l'H Ialkaiiw. ,.L1c'111111ili1m dvrlvy L1l'fl'C'l' Bzlcyrzax. , .big ajvvs. . .graujfhl zlzlllccr. . , jiuztastic aczresx. . ,acldic'Ic'd IU rra1'c'Ii11g. . . little BUXflC'l'lll i . .always late. . .m'w'Iy dramatic. . wuplzisticalufl. , .a flixrirzcriw slylc. . .a lr'zwRfm1a11riz' :E , r-2-' 1235? X -. 13 To be is to do. Nietzche To do is to be. Sarrre Sczwbyflovbyflo. Sinatra wwf G WENDOI. YN A NISE MA R TIN lib '1'C'Hl'.S' loves lzurses. . ,appears tu lie shy but don 't let lzer Mol you. . .cheery hella, . .lovely hair, , .bluslzes easily. . .softly beautzjiil. . . responsible. . .suppressed efferveseenee. . . always happy. . ,genuine friendliness. . . greeting card model. , ,Very sincere. . .lovebf complexion. . .energetic in everything she does ii . 'Vu lt cannot be too often repeated tlzat it is not lzelps, but obstacles, not facilities, but difficul- ties tlzat make men. W Ma ttews 109 DOUGLAS BLOUNT PEA VEY 3 years P. I4 'T . .a clown. . .drives a Model A Ford . . ,had to eat RAW hamburger in Holland . . .always happy. . .fantastic swimmer. . .a girl watcher. . .shiny hair. . .a loyal friend . . .constantly joking around. . .great public speaker, . .pleasant disposition.. .big brown eyes. . .quiet mischief . .delightfully sponta- neous Either I will find a way, Or I will make one. Sir Philip Sidney When theres no wind. . .row. Anonymous :mpg 5Q.l.m... -SviM.,h f 40. , iff X og 7? V59 2: ij:-. Q lf'l ilfl , O, Nl O, O OOO R, 00, M- Tr10 much sanity may be madness and thc maddcsl ofall is to see life as it is and :mt as it slnmld be Man uf La Manvlta lt 's great to be great, but lt K' greater to bc lmmazz, IW!! Rogers ix xv. ' X DOUGLA S MORSE PRICE 5 years friendly to all and true friend to many. . .hut loving. ..'Y21r surc l . .goes to bed at nine oblock on week nights. . .loves his music. , . really '1 . .a rare touch with humor. . .con- cerncd. . .wants the best. . .facc'tl0us. . .aj?x- ture in tlzc senior l'O0ll1..,l1HS an air af conjtdwzce. . .Hdl'Cllfl,ll'0llS. . .a likeable sub' versivc 4. 'm -' s . .- ll .,.X X uf A . .-s. i -im N -Rm... If happiness is your destiny, there is no reason to hurry. David Carridine DUNA L D Rf1l,l'll RlilN0l:'lll, 12 yvaziv a unique uwlk. . . Angus'f , ,avid vollvylaall fan, . .easygoillg . .OKLAIIUMA 19 Jud . . .high standards. . .sillv yet serious, , .loves basketball. . .sly smile. . ,lzarzdsonuy Lin- colnzan features4..lrz1'lass correxpwzdwzcc with Mary. , .noncluzlant . .menacing laugh . . .locker room capers. . ,cares more than he would have you know IA- 4, wb' ,, Q N ,,. ll' 2 A CLSHIU qzlieres que' yu Cllllfl' si pcrdi las ilusiwms? lin zfrbnl donde 110 hay lwjus no Cllllfllll Ins ruisvfiorcx. Jnxzf dc' ESl7l'IllICt'dKl Fw 11111011 salzit-1' IIIXIII' lu' nzaclnexx und the nzazlalzifl uf all is tn we IU? as if is and nu! as if slmuld hc. AUIIII nj'I.a .Uallvllzl . if STl1'l 1i.X' BRA DLL' Y ROSEXTIIA L 4 'l'l'ZIl',X' wild lzair. ,.rzc1'cr willmzzr his camera. .. ICIILIX to disagree wifi: 1116 zlzajzzril-1',,. scrinux. . ,wzjoyx Sl'I'0IlI.'C jivtimz. . ,philo- xupllivzll. , . l don 'I want tu njfkfud IIIUYIIIC, but. . . 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Albert lzinstem Lingering through the hallways of enchantment i came upon a door Exposing your castlegi stepped inside looking for you So i wandered into your throne room to catch a glimpse of you Like a falling leaf i fell helplessly for you you picked rne up and set me beside you 1 thought i rnust be dreaming yet you assured me i was not Even ifi do awake to find it all but a dream i will cherish it always. raspberry KRISTIN RUTIIERI-'ORD VAN VOORST 10 years lovely auburn hair. . .a plzilosoplzer. , .slen- der. . .attendance record. . .horse lover. . . 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M11l11z111111ad A li FRANK MANLEY WA TERMAN 4 years spotlight operator.. . l kid you n0t!'i .. very dedicated to photography. . .accom- plished actor, . ,concerned . .terrific summer with '24migos'f . .pensive. . .objective at- titude, , .master of foreign accents. . , The Twisted Tales of Sliakespearef . .independ- ent. . .sinister laugh. , .conscientious .. Barstow is own Mr. Coffee If N way ,V 5 vfl-T I '24ll that is now, All that is gone, All thats to come, And everything under the sun is in tune, But the sun is eclipsed by the moon. 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'Y 1 Q' 15, QA 41.15, g,, .t - . 1 '41 f . ll! 'wx g .'iq..,, , .,i uf'Qf 1, '1 2 ' ifv V' ,A br. ul ll X I TYR ,, , wifi . f - .wyav v .'fv '-f'qfC,.' , 1,-W ...Ny 1 .f fi' f. if- rw,-.gf ' 'f to ' ,Z.3.f. ,3g,, . , 1 '?'?P'21-53' 1 ' .. '-We.92p5'f.: ' gg, 1:-4':2f4,,f E?,i.i,Vaf'8 5f5.'f ' 4: fa Y -KH-fr? , 6. wg., 4, 1. in .' J fi 9 Q . .'7' W-uf I can 'Z get no xatisfactioiz. Mick Jagger Keith Richards SCOTTMICHAEL WOLFF ll years jim and lovable. . .patient . .loyal journalist . , .Susans brother. . .brings his girl friends wilted roses from Loose Park. . .affectionate . . . Gimrne a hug? . .Student Council presi- dent. . .willing to listen. .,k710WS the light- board backward and forward. . .has love on his side. . . S.H.'1 . .calm and composed. . .a leader .swf .WV ,I W , 2 1 . V- v-'1'.f:'-as-f ,tif .tb , 15 ,mai ' A t vs-, rr x A 1' . i'. g. Q15 sw, j tf2fT0T11:'4vQs'665t.'a.1 - - X' .- iff lim' . tk- 'xml ff-+f'fE:gfw gfpt . 1-of sf'-'. ggi 1-g,' -1' 1 ful.-W ,-' J 'J' it f 56' 4kk'. ff 43' 'nf ia .ff - 9i ?'f 'r ff if t .ju ,,,,-gre: A 4 -1 ,N nk,-fr. X Y. U ks- l fit 1 'efbfff wt-mp A in .. ,'ts.,1fihf1:5:'.3M fisfk- 5 1 'E M.. 122 WED x... LO VE is a bird That flies hom your hand But don 't worry. It will always return Back to its true feeder. .Bet ., .0. 'Y. . .only something in me understands the voice of your eyes is deeper than all rosesj nobody, not even the rain, has such small hands e.e. cummings f '51 ', ,VT 'ws , I I il, XIX ,ll f 4 .4 r ,. F? Z 5 1 .,, . A I' 4 . 9 V L. 1, 4 5, rf' '55 IZ. qi 1 ., -. I v 'Y 1 . an.-4, - -. -. xi A ,B 4f,p,,-f Q , .x'vx, N H ?'S3iiff ,,,,-- ' ' 'KT-4S'3i'1' tiff' '- - mis ff ix - --:Q f '- , .WA . i -' A . ' f' Q. 'f i, ' .M U h-1 Cfgi - . H V T? ,Wi rgiijg 11 ,o b Yi 2 , , HY , ' ' ' . A f . 51 . . I .xl A f' , M 8 ' x v' 1 ii Sophisticated seniors demonstrate the way for proper Barstow girls to behave. A 'L' i ' g5ff7 V52 f Q W - ff . H , N ' ' .4 ! V 7 lyc- ' . ' - ' J . 5 , nf' ' .g: -v' 1 I - . .. Ja'-:i f i . .W l xl ' s 05.7 , J I . ' H Q H f'f'f'r 5. V' . 41 r I, Madelyn Allaln, 'will John McL. a car that starts every morning, Mary and Jean C. a wonderful senior ,year and fantastic memories, Margo C., Sarah S., Julie S., Lisa S., Leigh H., Dawn D., and Carol D. all the shots I mised in B-ball and ten inches to each of their heights, Miss Dyer one minute's worth of finger tip push-ups, my little sisters Lulda S. and Carol W. the best,ot' luck in years to come, Darren C. my I.P.C. book, and many thanks to Mrs. Borsma, Senor Nobile, Mrs. Poland, Mrs. Cravens, Mrs. Borden, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. LeBlanc, Mrs. Geishen, Mr. Lawson, Dr. Quinn and Barstow. I, Debbie Allen, will now be free. I, Breck Anderson, will D.B. the pleasure of being punched out, to J.C. my elbows and to Little One, lots ol' happiness. YN.,-.. I, Sally Atha, will' the time to do everything to E.B.A., a great musical career to Em, lza Blue and my mechanical skills to Tay, freedom from my practice hours to Spence, thanks to Laura 0. and Wendy K. for being the best little sisters possible, good luck to all the seniors of '76, and continued success to Barstow. I, Susan Belger, will all the psychology notes I copied back to R.C., to our class the ,best of luck in college, to Stef David Cagle, and Jimmy, the ditch at Santa Fe Trail and Wornall, my friendship' always to Cindy, the white T-bird to S.W., C.M., and E.L., to Wendy all the great times we had from kindergarten to our senior year, to my little brother, good luck in school and B-ball, love and happiness to everyone especially Sue, Skip, Amanda, John, David Bower, Leslie, Tommy, the freshman class, Bert and Ernie, and David Cagle, to B.W. a T.P,'d tree, and finally, to Kim, one of the best friends I will ever have, 'please drive safe, keep out of speedtraps and Ralph, to Meme, No. 80. I, David Cagle, will somehow make it through college as'I somehow got through Barstow. I, Ruth Calkins, will miles and happiness to Sarah, Sue, and Jan, many thanks to Mr. Combs for seven years of understanding, the world and many P.M.s to A.M., and endless love to the Spirit of '76, whom I 'll always remember. I, Barbie Christopher, will 1st hr. history breakfast to next year's A.P. class, con trol of the defense budget, murky essays and a coffee table to Mr. Lacey, a dozen over-etherized drosophila to Miss Dyer, a maid to the senior room, a carpool as well organized and happy as this year's to J.M. and A.M., icy sidewalks, Que Pasa and mud pies to Mud, La Jolla and Clark to P.I.G., Jud's flats and thanks from Tag to Sal, rocks and our moming nap to Sus, lots of luck to my little sisters, and truckloads of good times and memories to the seniors. l 124 Don Quixote I, Laura Cliltlgli A ' and Sunny. to 7th hr.'Spanish, to Tishn, I, Marion Crooks, will tothe Friday and Saturday night cruisers, good times in the future so they won't have to cruise, happiness and good' luck to the class ot' '76 in whatever they do especially Susan M., Kim J., Liz M., Anthony T., Doug P., David F., and Bobo, my math ability and pinky to Debbie A., my hair to Maurice, my broken glasses to anyone who ever laughed at them, to Lizabetty and Kimita the pitcher of? , to John McC. and Cagle all the tunes I beat them at cards, and to S.M., W.B. or anyone else she wants. I, Tammy Cmmm, will my father's Comedy in Chemistry course to future generations of Barstow Scientists and anyone else who can take it, and every spare minute to J.I., E.J., and S.S., to practice their tennis. I, David Curry, will words of Forgiveness and Friend to S.L.M., the smell of Brut to M.C., one slam dunk to J.C. and B.F., a lifetime supply of gum to S.B., a perpetual giant thumb to B.A., a T-Bone steak and whatever is left to M.C.A. l, Barbara Field, will a warm summeris day and Albert Camus to Mrs. 'Zauchenbergen I, David Francis, will the termination of the Mean Three club, due to the lack of membership, and also all the different hand signals of the world to Alan 's 5, the best of luck and laughter in the following years to that Wop, as well as to some very special underclassmen. I, Rick Gyllenhorg, will never forget the hot, endless fbut fantasticj summers with Mr. Combs and the eight unsuccessful years trying to overcome the ability of Burt, t ' I, Beth Haren, will strength and enthusiami to conquer the un- conquerable to Nan, Cathy and Lena, that 200 rod portage, a canoe, and Canada to Audrey, foreverness to Liz, Debbie and Steve, only the BEST for Beak: and to myself the spirit of Agatha and Life. I, Mary Hilton, will all my love and laughter to A, Ann, Doc., Dirty, Bitsy, and all the I family, my special love to Dodeg to Amanda, all the fuzz bunnies she can fihd, also ladies first at 4:30 BJH. I, Tom Hudson, will always retain my superb ability to procrasti- nate, all of my love to Liz, to Ward Parkway, any lonelinessg to Mr. Lacey, a lifetime supply of sassafras frockj tea, and to Mrs. Hughes, I leave a blank space where a radio once layg to Glen, a new fixed locker, to Mrs. Borden, I ain't leavin' nothin' but all them there Grammer rules fintactjf a Howdy-How-There and a free trip to Florida to Ally, Susy, and Audrey. Q mae 1-,nf smmwnaxnx. ...naps -:...n4-'zammv . 'lie-fig. 1 ' ' -' -s ..-J . ' :V Q ' 7': F2 i .. - 1 T ' . ' .e-+'fei- , A . :,,',kf-A' s x 'jg 'fr . , , . l, Kim Jeffries, will tothe clesl of '77, lotl of tuck: to Leslie, Mary and Jean, my never failing tardinessg to Katie K. all of my gum wrappers: my two traffic tickets to Lia Pfost, who doesn't need them, to Susan B., an entire case of 'Llebihmilchf Blue Nun, and a lot of tunp to John'G. and 'Emle' my tremendous athletic abilities, to Liz, Ruth and Deb, remembrance of our friendship and crazy antics: to Barstow, my position as librarian to the lowest bidder, to Marion, the best for ybu and BJ-I.: memories of Wlnsteads, cruising, W.B., laughter and friendship to' Susan M., and to my parents, gratefulness for giving me the dtance to go to Barstow and the support they gave me. ' I, Kirk Joslin, will my towering height to Connie T., new finger symbols to Dave and Tony, and some good Bs to Jim C. I, Greg Lawson, will follow my path, wherever it may lead, and hope to stay insight of everyone I care for and especially Liz K. who led me to dragons' lairs, to Beth immortality, fun for people who have my father, 500 lbs. for A.K. and A.O., Stacey, Nancy, Peg, and Liz M. to all the other nuts in the world and life to everyone. I, Bill LeBlanc, will a win over Pem Day to Barstow, my neat, congruous Math papers to Mrs. Cravens and Mr. Brewer, the yearbook editorship to anybody who can keep '76 things straight in their mind at once without going insane, the best future to Andrea, and the beach to me, I, Cathy Lyons, will the appreciation of life's wonders and never-ending love to my friends, a special Hi to T.T., M.F., P.W., and B.T., an obscene smile and a little devil to J.G., a little black book, happiness and the Strawberry Patch to my little sis Kelly, a greato frienddiip, The Sky, Dr. Pepper and my 515 to Lisa, and deep memories of craziness, joy and sorrow to Kris fmy mom 2. ' I, John McCarty, will my backgammon skills to Susan Belger and Debbie, my deck of cards to Marion, my shot glass to David Cagle, my two days of carpool to Jim Lyddon, my horseback riding soreness to Andrea, my guitar picks to Scott, and as for my intelligence, well that's up for grabs. 1, Susan McGee, will all my love to George B., lots of luck to Carol and Jane, an exciting senior year to Jean and Leslie, my ability of always getting caught fsometirneslj to Liz, whipped cream, to B., M., and S., evenings of long heart-to-heart talks to Marion, remembranees of '75 hockey to Cathy, Bege, Mad, Sal, Barb, Mama and Liz, lots of good times and friendship to Kun, and memories of ' W.B., cmising, secret admirer of No. 80, George, and Pogo's to the knowing. I, Liz Marder, will a screen test to all thou in A.P. History: romantic love to Ruth and mymlfg car trouble to Stacey: the institution of friendship to Beth and her family: passionate kinu to Smtt and all his flippersg my driving ability to 1'.'1'., uncontrollable laughter to Kim, a Winstead'l I, Wendy Martin, will always remember the happy memories that Barstow gave me and my Whizzo shoes to Ginger, I, Doug Peavy, will the best of luck to my little brothers, A.M., P.M. and Skippy, the best of luck to the clam of '76, and the best years of my life to the students of Barstow. I, Doug Price, will be what I will be. I, Donald Reinoehl, will all the special days in the world to Peg, Nancy, Amanda, and a special good luck to my little brother, David, all the Love and Happiness in the world to my pet squirrel. I, Steve Rosenthal, will the Darkroom to Alan M., to Sandra H., anything bizarre she can find buried in my locker, to Senior Nobile, a large number of obscene Sicilian gestures and many thanks, finally the attempt to forget thelast 4 years and enjoyment of the next 84. I, Kent Sunderland, will the captains locker to James, my lucky cap to S.M., and to Rick, absolutely nothing. HA! I, Anthony Tilson, will M.C. my datebook, along with memories of many good times she gave me, to A.M., the leadership of the Big Three , to S.P., my sex appeal and my little black book, and to C.T., my athletic ability falthough she doem't need itjg to L.S., L.W., L.K., J.C., and L.P., the Continental Cassanova fA.M.jg and to S.T., I bequeath my skateboard for him to get to sdxool. , I, Kristin VanVoorst, Winds of love and hope In all who Linger in the happy memories Locked in my mind. I, Steve Wallingford, will my temper and innate abilities of breaking things to J.G., and my collection of South of the border goods to any underclaswnan who wishes to leave Barstow sane. I, Frank Watterman, will never understand the Conservative Rationals or care to. I, Maurice Watson, will to Mr. Lacey's A.P. Modern European History the green coffeepot and the complete collection of the international coffees, to next years Singers, an alarm clock set at 6:00 a.m.g to Sarah Smull, my collection of Pierre Cardin sweaters: to John Irwin, my musical abilities, and to David'Burry, the correct pronounciation of Pierre Cardin. I, Stal' Watson, will never have enough space to say everything I need to: therefore, I wish everyone the Happiness, Love and Joy they all deserve and are willing to strive for, especially Une, B.W., Doc, Disgusting, Jane S., Kim L. and J.W. I, J.R. Williams, will. ladygmy locker to Susan: the inlul arg rug mud with Piper to 1.1. e .sue u to David Curry and arg .uor tbl Md. perfection to Mr. efficiency to the 8ardt,and mlm I9 I, Scott .Wolft, will- Debbie a treasure chest and a long kiss: unbrtemrpted talks to C. McGee: her ninth grade sweetheart to KJ.: an everlasting smile and truth to Bobo, clandestine meetings to lleggle: late nights and memories to Elizabeth 5 understanding to Liz, Ste! md Kathy D. TS SPORTS SPORTS SPI 'I S1221 S SLLHOJS SLLHUJML n-il... Y- 1 l r I i. 4, 1 W, w H W, w 1 ', , , r I 1 1 w V VARSITY OCCER The varsity soccer team met a new challenge this year. In addition to their regular fall soccer league, they played two games in St. Louis plus a state district game. The Knights were undefeated in league play but fell back to the stiff competition of St. Louis soccer. They came back to tie LaDue 3-3 but lost to Chaminade the following morning. In the first round of state, Barstow met a powerful team from McCluer. They lost 6-l but ended a very successful season. Although a very strong group of seniors will graduate, next year's hopes for beating stronger competition already looks promising. RIGHT: Captain Kent Sunderland gets set for another shot. BELOW, FIRST ROW: Steve Trenton, Rick Gyllenborg, J.R. Williams, Kent Sunderland, captain: Anthony Tilson, Bill LeBlanc, Doug Peavey, Breck Anderson, David Pitts, SECOND ROW: Darren Chaney, Chip Ingram, Alan Marrul- lier, Bill Evans, Shayle I-Iirschman, Jim Swords. THIRD ROW: Taylor Atha, manager, Tom Davis, Peter Sloan, Tom Woodbury, John Robinson, David Francis, Mr. Gratwick, 'ii J ,W 'Y K A 2 Qt: F'-4 pu :fl I ,I bi Us 4 4 K - J E . 125 , if I .' g Q . 'I H4 '43 3:2 15:5 Ir' it, .,-.1 J' Y, 1 N f-F P4 if if 'J 3 4 ue- zfl! ,Nbr yw uf n,35,, ' 1 ef-'-Q., H Aidlwg . 47 ' K A ' A s '- i , ,H N fi? My . V.'fg5'g,e' ,, X.. . O' 'W ' . . rua' 1 A I ,', Q. 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V. division of the Interstate Soccer League. Nineteen boys worked their way through the league schedule undefeated, led by center forward Doug Price, this year's captain. In addition, the junior Knights gained valuable experience by following the varsity to St. Louis, where they learned much in losing two games. Brian Frazier and Scott Sanderude led the scoring for the offense, while Mark Zauchenberger and goalie Terry Taylor took control of the defense. John Goodman was joined in mid-season by former defensive stalwart, David Neihart, to form a midfield duo that dominated both ends of the field. The young Knights prospered while learning the varsity's system, and at the same time set a mark for next year's J. V. hooters to emulate. FRONT ROW: Eric Krugh, Ron Morris, Slan Dean, Doug Price, Pritchard Bill Sunderland Cedric Smith THIRD ROW Taylor captaing Scott Sanderude, Mark Zauchenberger, Adrian Marrullier. 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'gy 4 H '1. 1 V, ' J':ws'.Q.5f::ffj41f4Y4'g,:.mf',e2,f fix'-,I Q'ggyf-15,4-5111:ew'a1wagf-Emqgs5,4-fxs5'1.if2:'a.5k-3-iiliggnfifa,,f--'ifv ' 1- wi. - f - ' , w .vsiw H-n'.'y,.:.'n:'1--W:-. .'lwffs..,,a-.'L',,-4-VM-.'.m,-i5,51f'w,f :.afMJ1 4.a5,g.,,g1,fu .Af w'.1'.1--kf:- e 1 :- b. 1' ,- 5,9 F W ' Z -f Ya 1. . ll U' - - - - X i ' H I ff E E E , ' . if ' 5 ' M ..g.am,.fa:w'- - . . ABOVE: Varsity captain Marion Crooks showing perfect hockey form. ABOVE RIGHT: Barbie Christopher hustles up the field. RIGHT: JVer Sarah McGee playing good defense, BELOW: Junior Varsity Hockey, Left to right, FRONT ROW: Ann lVlcCray, Jane Satlerlee, Kelly Robinson, Nlerrill Pierson, Tina Tyrer, Patty Wetherill, Shelly Piper, Laura Wolff, BACK ROW: Coach O'Donnell, Carol Woodbury, Wendy Kellerman, Carol Davis, Kelly McCa1lhy, Linda Sholller, Dawn Daily, Becky Turner, Leslie Kase, Margo Cohen, Sarah McGee, Coach Poland. 'SJ' - L ' -'af ' ' 'K .f 1- I V V 3 , , 4' . 4 '-'lf J' ' ' s l . A ' ,4 - ., 1, V - egg- fr-2-fr . V. .. , Q. .: . , ., , W ' 1 K , , , 5 A-..-, 1 VM i,?J4rATL5i.,tk A 4 ,gn ,Q uf' ,. , -. ' 1 -M' ,. -2,1 lwljitjjg '1 ' ' ,7'i,f fZ Y -f ,1, K - ff' . . ,-..w .- . ' 5 .i f WN Q Q-, ',QT'Af fd'-:f7',' ,L Lv., 3.7 ' 'Nfl V . 1 of if arm? Www A-riiqz 1, vu g , ,, zaarfye-wQ 'g!j!r'fg, :.v .. ,, - 'j .. ,.y:i': ,J-f,c.5:g4-. 4,.,.r..,gi4fv .. fl I E-,,-.f,.::,:i,4,Q, -- M .. - ,' i ,.u, ,i'.'f,g5r'.'Z F? ' 3 M' 4, ,. .JT 34 .Lg,j',,4,5.5gf.,,, it ff true ,V 4 ,. ,,, , .,, I . ,, -2 wail l w,3fsm-A. 5 f. ' .Q I ..i..'., I ' 1. ',v.C V cry.. .L .1 ... A V .hui p ,sl-15 GIRLS TENNIS The 1975 edition of the girls' tennis team set a standard of accomplishment which will provide a real challenge for future teams. Next year already looks bright as the entire team is returning. The regular season saw only three losses, all to much larger schools, but it was in post-season play that the team excelled. Kim Lacy and Laura Babcock teamed to capture third place in district while Liz Block and Connie Tutera went all the way to the finals and qualified for state. Andrea Markl's play was outstanding throughout the entire year, she lost only one match. She led Barstow to first place in district by capturing the singles title without loss of a set. l-let season was not over until the final match of the State Tennis Tournament where Andrea won the first Missouri State Singles title in a difficult three set match. Her eight poihts gained from this win enabled Barstow to finish third in the state. ,gg 1,v u fi ,,. 2' f ' . - f, 5,.- . ft A-' 1' fr 1- - ft, .- 5.- . nllfjfffjl f' Q, ,-g.',,.f1,, lil! V V .,, '-'Kia I - 41-T :HW tl .liz , ' ,W,xytf. lt, . ..g,:.f:4fs1t.g, lsi . it by jar, ,, A e , xx ' it ' 4 .YG wr: r.. if xi frziirsi' 'Z . ' ,'7aQ-95 .-...,...1.- 1-:ref s . - -. 'J-ff' Ji, 1, 1. Hi, al,:,'v?. j1 it fr. .,4 , Mfg- gg, 7 Li, A ,ffymf , f . 2f1,'Afi,fQh,L ,f ,1 s - lfxff-f' 3115 . I I 'M 4 J, -if , uk I. 6 5 'Wt v . I J . . 5,- ' 4, we f-,li'f 'L'f f lv. 1' -' ,1 i,,'.,+.' .' uw.-,' , -. -45.51 I.. ff, ff. X 6 . ' : 1-.Iv '1:g,.-?,Af f',i,'Wfv' -f . . . it h wt- , . ,. . af -ft-f 1 O 1 a r N ' f.,'.. A- Ins: ,Hd H' XG! P1 ' 4,11 Ig f ,IJ L W N 1.-af' .i i S I l' . 1. . ,, 3' tg, f' .- ': ' ' x-.f ff f T .. . .f 1, g, . -. 3 'A'-1 717 1: 9 ,ef f ,Hx-' 1 -1, '-J-Lil. if ff' -he . an .af ,+ rf 'R.2,.:.'-W A ' ... 'J ,Qty 4 P ff1'.'QG,'!1?'.f' '-ff v f l K. 5525 't 2.2:: . ..t,.,.,y, . '11 sw. . - . W ', f.5a, ' X 4'-:tim exfv. ff, . 2217 . . ABOVE: Andrea Markl exhibits championship form, LEFT: Kim Lacy-power forehand. BELOW: Liz Block and Connie Tulera, our state doubles team. BELOW LEFT: Kim Lacy, Malinda Oakes, Connie Tutera, Mr. Combs, Wendy Wahlstedt, Andrea Markl, Liz Block, Lena Price, Laura Babcock, Sue Holden. .4 , ,rw X-ww 5'f':ff2 -is 1 k QW HM K-M-sh K -ww XX ygr.,.g x we f-2 as wr ' ' , ' 4 Xxx: 'L , 1 Z N I N. X Ng? ,A Er ,iiillw ' ' ry 12,5-rr sg ' -. 4 .. gitvr- Qlxyzx-Q.:'.'..A. px 3-.,,,Xv.', V jj' '.Lf:'55,1-f,A,SL'7f.7f -if ',fA A ww. 1 f. , ' lf-'vfxj'z Q,yyqg1'f,,,,.:g'Tjtif'r3gX,'-ref'-.mt fair, 3,52 31 1 .1 W: ,- 2,3114 MW is , Lic gf: ..yfg41,..,g,f5 g-,5.,,'i?.,,g Q .f igiazxi Q., CROSS COU TRY LEFT: Breck Anderson, Laura Clarke, Virginia Clarke, Coach Norris. ' , I .Hb 1,f,v,.wY,.,,n gnu CHEERLEADERS Cheerful, Happy, Eager, Enthusiastic, Responsible, Leaders, Effective, Active, Dynamic, Energetic, Reli- able, Spirited. . ,that spells f'cheerleaders and ac- curately describes Barstow's cheerleaders for 1975-76. This year, for the first time, the ten cheerleaders, elected in the spring of the year before, are divided into a J. V. and a Varsity Squad. Under Captain Steffi Watson, the cheerleaders have brought not only new cheers, impressive forma- tions and pyramids, and undying spirit to Barstow, but have also displayed their enthusiasm through hall decorating with green and white balloons and streamers, humorous and clever skits and the involve- ment of the whole school in the sending of Christmas- grams. Barstow spirit is special, and, with these girls as cheerleaders, it never falters. Steffi Watson-Capt. Sarah McGee -1 .l' Lisa Pfost Cindy Markl Andrea Markl fir .r Q' l 11n n W VARSITY BASKETBALL The Knights' record this year could not compare to the outstanding 16,8 record of 1975. The Varsity squad had trouble producing the wins that a crowd likes to see, but each member put out extreme effort during each practice and game. The competition this year, even in the 1-A division, was fierce. The Knights were almost always outsized, but toughness on the boards helped make up for the lack of height. Most of the wins the team achieved showed excellent shooting, passing, and running which created exciting basketball. Barstow looked very impressive against many strong teams, in fact, they were just shy of defeating Drexel and Wichita Collegiate, both of which were ranked in their respective states. The Knights also picked up a third place trophy in the Platte City Tournament where they were the only 1-A school competing. The 1976 season came to a close in the Cass-Midway regional. In the first round, Barstow drew a very strong team from Archie. The first half came and went in changing leads of no more than three points each time. However, Archie found the few places to overpower Barstow's defense and closed out the Knights' season. Despite this early defeat, the Varsity can still be proud of the way the season ended. f x , 1 ,F V if all T a TQ fi-w-'J 1 L Nfl' .. Wff'4', 1' ,D 0 A, , ,VR K A mif '4Q11 ,is -, 5 , by N ' Y Y ll iw ' X X 5 ijt .-a. 1 X -- U . . 'TL at 1 T . 1 1 i g . ua, l W J . W BMS? WE? lggsrup R510 A! f ' ' ' A 1 r -tr r ' L .2 .,,, I - C I Ki' Q C' I ...Id .., .., .. ..... ... 5. . Ifx , -A ' K j, ' if V. x 1, Q ,F W g - .. . . .. . -.ne 0 , . . N, -an 4 .. A- - . 1 t Q 4 Q X 1 1 4 I 5 ,. , af ti, 'L i J' -- .--.-.....-... ..W....Q..gl........:.....Q.Q' Q .R Left to right, FRONT ROW: Kent Sunderland, Bill LeBlanc, David Curry, Breck Anderson, Donald Reinoehl, Brian Frazier, .Rick 138 . l ! ll AL.h'! I .1 BL?- Xl' ' -Q' up-walk 1 EH KK H' . K. ll gvq. if M11 fu J 4 'll ui tum Mi ll ll KKK .. , Q-1 . NK V I ., Q.. - fin. if ' A 5' 2 A' . X 'r T f Guit- . x.k ..- 1 t -..i ,ijt . 1 mf ..,.. , Z.. ' H, X Gyllenborg, Tommy McGee, Jim Collet, David Bower, KNEELING Coach Harold Shaver. 'C .- vp. , IUQ x f . F 1'-usum ' Q!! X: I -' Qu X 1, Q? M-, .N . ,X U K - SIX S -14' -2. . 4 x5 5 -. -,kk 5 Q. Q 5 MIN 7 . I1 1. F I f ,. A fl, -A ,P , ' va: 1. L ' , . jug W ,-, 5 5 'sl fx LX 1x NS - Q gd! 12 S . YCKIQ X , 9 q 'fxCF5F ixvlfpyv if i . ,. .'! .5-.S -,. W., ,. rf ' il, ' I .3 . .- -1 , .V . Q, , an W ? .. , - I ' z , , WSI , , . K . K l 1-T' 'x ' .l ., , Q 1 S '. 'K ,s.-a I 5212 --xx ifsig 'I Y K 3, X ai' J. V. BASKETBALL The Junior Knights finished the cage season with a record of 8-7, the best for boys' Junior Varsity basketball in three years. Junior Varsity captain Bill Evans, a junior, led the team 's consistently balanced scoring by averaging 10.5 points per game throughout the campaign. Teamwork became the squad's watchword as they overcame a slow start to compile the winning record, claiming victories in 6 of their last 8 contests. Highlights of the season included victories over Immaculata and Drexel. The Knights consistently played tough teams to the wire, losing their homecoming game to once-beaten St. John 's by one point in the closing seconds. Several starters for the young Knights earned their way to Varsity positions during the course of the season, including Tom Woodbury, junior centerj Peter Sloan, sophomore forward, and David Neihart, freshman front- liner. In addition, Evans and his backcourt partner, sophomore Darren Chaney, and junior center Tyrone Saunders, from the nucleus of a group noted for tight, pressing defense and an offense capable of running the fast break or producing balanced scoring off a ball-con trol setup. The team thanks Coach Utz and Coach Thompson for their help, patience, and dedication. . , , X , W i Q , Q 1 X 4 1 ,, 1 -. . l A 1 1' . IX, . .j .... , , A , , 1 . , ass- ff 1 . A Left to right, FRONT ROW: David Neihart, Bill Evans, Darren Sloan Tom Woodbury Dean Suddamh John Goodman Coach Chaney, Steve Trenton, Michael Davis, Ron Morris. BACK ROW: Thompson Coach Utz, Robert Quarles, Tyrone Saunders, Tom Davis, Peter 140 ad' 5. 1 vb S 3 f ?DI! 'i . 5 4 uh' I ' fn HQ 5 L,Svf Y M X Q 3. ,Aw W D fi ,, Il I R 5 I IX T A I 3 ' ,F I Wi' 1' N '69 ' V, A IJ: y -,jj ,M ',,. 'F' 4 s.- f M.. gp fx -Q. X bf- as 'N' W' P- A an.. ABOVE: Hiya!! Gotcha both! g N WT me W BK I 1 :I V UK. 1' ..f. im--I-1-,ax S wx, tw...-.-wg..........,.4-. GIRLS' VARSITY Left lo right, FRONT ROW: Lisa Senter, Sue Holden, Julie Sloan, Carol Davis, Wendy Martin, Dawn Daily, Madelyn Allain, Laura Sarah Smull, Shelly Piper. BACK ROW: Miss Dyer, Leigh Hilburn, Clarke, Nan Haren. GIRLS' JU IDR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Katie Kessinger, Vicki Hoffman, Lena Price, Mimi Schozrler, Kelly McCarthy, Carol Woodbury, Wendy Ketterman, Fitch, Sarah McGee, Margo Cohen, Malincla Oakes, BACK ROW: Virginia Clarke. Coach O'Donne1l, Jane Golch, Ann McCray, Tina Tyrer, Linda 142 1 ,,..,,. . fi sf ' , Q. ff 15. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL A ' ' ' lik'-.'. fs .f 2 ' ' ' A ' '0-L' It ' , The 1975-76 Girls' Varsity Basketball team indeed faced many If I X' .f r -xr tough competitors this season. Although the team wasn't as I ' ' ft-,1 X ff' 7 successful in the total number of victories as past teams, we kept N ff' Q ' 1 N our spirit, enthusiasm and especially our determination to keep F' ' ' ' K fighting! Because of the constant encouragement of our coaches, 'f 41 Miss Dyer and Miss O'Donnell, the defeats were much easier to 7' ,ff V take, Speaking on behalf of the team, I say Thank you to the I 5, 7 l X coaches for your willingness to help and your devotion to our Ewa V ,f fx 5 3 team. Barstow Girls' Basketball saw a winning team, maybe not -1 9, X' L so much in numbers, but because of the closeness of the team V g Y members and the desire among us to play basketball even when B' A xx X the odds weren 't in our favor. ' g t - sarah smuu bl! 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M, 0 2. 2 Y -,, bf ,Z , g G E W J' rhu- 9 2 sg 143 'S' WL' , VARSITY SOCCER , JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER I I E I BARSTOW OPPONENT BARSTOW I I 9 KCC 1 6 Kcc I 3 Lam? 3 o chamfnade I O Chammade 4 O Desme t 2 Tri-City Christian 1 1 Ma ur HM 4 Wentworth l 2 Savior I 5 3 Maur Hill l 3 Maur Hin 5 Wentworth O 0 Savior I I 5 KCC o 3 6 Tri-City Christian O I 1 . 5 Maur Hill 2 , I 1 McClure 6 ' JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY BARSTOW OPPONENT l Sunset BARSTOW I OPPONENT 0 Sunset I 6 KU' Jr' Varsity O 1 Brownell-Talbot , I 1 Wrn. llewell College 2 1 Sunset I 4 Wzchita Collegiate 3 2 Sunset l ' 2 Sunset l - 1 NI R VARSITY V LLEYBALL 'll Y 10 Brownell-Talbot O JU O O i I 1 Sunset 4 I S , 3 Wm. Jewell College 3 BAR OTOW Sion 5 I 0 KCFH 2 O St. Mary's , iq 2 Sunset I GIRLS' VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 0 Southwest ' ff 0 Hogan 41 BARSTOW OPPONENT 0 Sf- Teresa? I I O Notre Dame 2 O L0f9ft0 0 Sf' Mary's 2 2 K,C. West 1 ' I 2 Sunset 1 1 K.C. West 2 . 0 Southwest 2 2 Bef-939 2 J 1 ' 0 Hogan 2 2 Berean 2 I , O St. Teresa 's 2 0 Sf- PIUS N 1 Loretto 2 0 O'HHFf3 W 1 St. Pius 2 0 Sf- M3FY'S - ' I lf UMKC Tourney , 1 1 1 Park Hill 2 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS .l I 0 Van Horn 2 1 I L BARSTOW 3 I 1 Of!-Iam 2 5 Hickman Mills li 0 St. Mary's 2 5 Truman I I 5 S.M. Northwest , , Q Barstow Tourney 1 S'M' East lg 0 HOW 2 I 253553355 it , O Loretto 2 I I X 2 Sunset 1 E gt. Teresa's I I unset I I Regional Q, O Notre Dame 2 District-lst Place I S tate-3rd Place I I I I BOYS' VARSITY BARSTOW OPPONENT 56 K .C. West 55 63 lmmacula ta 72 65 St. Joe Shawnee 77 75 Lone Jack 38 51 Wichita Collegiate 53 48 Kingsville 65 40 O 'Hara 62 42 Wellington 64 40 St. John's 73 81 Wentworth 45 94 Precious Blood 74 75 Drexel 82 54 St. Mary 's 68 66 North Platte 52 77 Archie 101 60 Pem Day 89 84 Savior 83 Overtime 61 St. John's 87 . 63 KCC 4 7 BOYS' JUNIOR VARSITY BARSTOW OPPONENT 50 K .C. West 51 55 Immacula ta 54 45 St. Joe Shawnee 72 61 Lone Jack 31 30 Wichita Collegiate 39 30 K ingsville 4 7 23 O'Hara 60 65 Wentworth 28 58 Precious Blood 48 50 Drexel 49 42 Archie 34 45 Pem Day 54 69 Savior 42 42 St. John's 43 92 KCC 5 7 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BARSTOW OPPONENT 39 K .C. West 41 43 St. John 's 32 34 St. Joe Shawnee 42 42 K .C. West 41 43 Precious Blood 41 52 Milbrooke 41 65 Rosedale 61 26 Precious Blood 44 55 St. Jol1n's 40 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL - BARSTOW OPPONENT 20 O'l-lara 48 8 St. Mary 's 71 29 St. Pius 32 11 Platte City 49 1 5 S .M. South 1 7 40 Loretto 1 0 1 7 KCC 4 18 8 Drexel fBarstow Toumeyj 39 19 Grain Valley fBatstow Tourneyj 27 25 Wichita Colleqia te 40 25 Hogan 36 20 KCC 50 13 Grain Valley 45 19 Notre Dame de Sion 30 20 Notre Dame de Sion 43 26 Blue Valley 50 14 Hogan fLoretto Tourneyj 41 33 Loretto fLoretto Toumeyj 40 24 Sunset Hill 1 1 21 Drexel 50 15 St. Teresa 's 71 28 Green Ridge IRegionalsj 26 19 Drexel fRegionalsj 53 GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL BARS TOW OPPONENT 14 O 'Hara 30 28 St. Mary? 29 1 7 St. Pius 25 14 Platte City 23 8 S.M. South 1 4 33 Loretto 5 25 KCC 1 1 22 Hogan 21 33 KCC 30 29 Grain Valley 25 22 Notre Dame de Sion 25 26 Blue Valley 21 15 Sunset Hill 25 26 St. Teresa E 20 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL This year a record number of freshman boys went out for Knights basketball. Fourteen members helped to compile a seven win, four loss record, the best percentage of any Barstow team this year. Two of the four losses the freshmen suffered were on one shot taken with only seconds left. The highlight of the season came at the Milbrook Tournament. The freshmen took control of the other schools which were much larger and captured the first place trophy by defeating Rosedale 65-61 in the finals. Mr. Utz, the freshman coach, stated, The Milbrook Tourna- ment characterized the attitude and performances of our team which was just tremendous. The spirit among the 14 freshmen was very great and each of the wins was won by truly a team effort. till K K A ll!-1 RSTU ,gee .. 5 ll 'wwe 2 E YM WR S T04 3 ,fl 4 QR 5 T04, 4 0 lmglllw 1 , gfqpfrf, f ffcsg .t . lf. X4 N1 Us E1 'Q-' L t X SJ I r i Qs.. so 3 5 5 PKI 7 Left to right, FRONT ROW: Avi Mitra, Doug Curry, Scott Coach Utz, Jay Windsor, Eric Krugh, David Nezhart John Good Sanderude, Chris Eddy, Jim Lyddon, Paul Martin, STANDING: man, Rob Joslyn, Steve Crossette, Cedric Smith VOLLE YBA LL Three hits, Hup and over, and you have to get the serve over to score. These were familiar phrases to the girls of this year's volleyball team. Thanks to the coaching and encouragement of Mr. Hall and Miss Dyer the team managed to beatSunset and Berean Christian twice and defeated Kansas City West. This year's record was a big improvement over last year's, and the team hopes to make it even better next year. RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Laura O'Brien, Patty Lotito, Cindy Markl, Connie Tutera. SECOND ROW: Cindy Byrne, Nan Haren, Mary Hilton, Sandra Hammock, Meredeth Emas. THIRD ROW: Sandra Stell, Malinda Oakes, Laura Stubbs, Carmen Sabates, Tammy Crumm. FOURTH ROW: Miss Dyer, Amanda Irwin, Steffi Watson, Halli Vrooman, Mr. Hall. L ..-1-1 : .. f -s I an iv f Y fi - N UA.. 17 , , 1 -si ,, A' NN L , CWM., av I K . :.i ' ' xg.. x 1 l f. 'f ' t sf . Y x g 2 fn T ' 1 RJ, I-IOMECOMING P V V There is no Barstow Knights football team, consequently, Home- coming is celebrated with the basketball team. This year the ceremony took place February 20 at a home game against St. John's. A new feature added to this special evening was the Chili Supper sponsored by the Barstow A.F,S. chapter. Of course the primary interest was in choosing a Homecoming queen and her attendants. This process took almost a week from the initial nominations to the final crowning. Nominations for the underclassmen attendants are given by the team members, and the upper school student body and the faculty vote on these nominations. Dawn Daily was chosen from the freshman class along with Kim Lacy. Andrea Markl and Malinda Oakes represented the sophomore class, and Cindy Markl and Leigh Hilburn were the two candidates from the junior class. The three winners participated in the Friday night ceremonies by being escorted in front of the audience in long dresses. The escorts were as follows: Jim Collet for Dawn Daily, Rick Gyllenborg for Malinda Oakes, and Tom McGee for Cindy Markl. In the race for queen, three seniors were nominated by the team. Then, each was nominated to the entire student body by a speech from a senior boy in morning assembly. After the speeches everyone voted for his favorite. The final decision was announced at the game. Debbie Allen, escorted by David Curry, and Ruth Calkins, escorted by Bil.l LeBlanc, were the runners-up and acted as attendants to the queen, Stef Watson. Stef Watson was escorted to the center of the court by Brian Frazier. There, Kent Sunderland, President of the Barstow Athletic Association, presented her with a bouquet of flowers and her crown. The crown was carried by Bucky Peavey, and the flowers were carried by Lee Ellen Curry. After the ceremonies, each girl was escorted to her place next to the basketball court. Stef reigned from a white wooden throne draped in forest green velvet, and her attendants surrounded her. After the game the traditional Homecoming dance was held in the dining room. In ----ug 4 , yi rx lx! 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Townley, THIRD ROW: Paul ,, Athan, John Dean, Trip Hilburn, John Hoel, Paul Windsor, Gant, Peter Jackson, Bill North, Todd Dodge, Brian Baker, Carl V, ,Q SECOND ROW: Scott Oaks, George Wilber, Brooks Babcock, Neihart, Andy Robinson, Coach Gratwick. ,. -..,...---- ,pw , ,-bg. , 5 il, - 1 MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS T-1 PYT. L Peaches Tutera Stephanie LaY19 'IV Dana Back-mom Sm Tnsgy Layle Ellen Benson 7th Kate Dean vt ', Jan Clalkson Jennifer Stevens .r an hi!- a 1 SEVENTH GRADE SOCCER w rs we -wfwsr' . .-.,,. 1.4 U - KJ Nur' ' 'Y' 1 g.J ' ' Tit fl S . -db , V W 4.J'l'rt, .f C, 'C ' Am -Q - Left to right FRONT ROW: Raj Mitra George Baum Kent Stefan Zauchenberger, Derek Martin, Scott Kopp, Adam pnce Jeff Sugar Tfgn Margin G,-gg Emgg Walter Castle Trey Krugh Mark Virden, Jamie Seymour, Steve Pitts, Pat Redding Gratwick Jim Meisel Eric Sildon. BACK ROW: Adam North Ed Moody Greg Kuruvilla, Mike Tiemey, Coach Mallelt. SIXTH A D FIFTH SOCCER W5 V04 Left to right, FRONT ROW: Brent Reed, Chris Hoel, Jimmy Borden, Stephen Ewert, David Johnston, Spencer Atha, Alex Krugh, Randy Dodge, Brad Epsten, Scott Lawson, Kevin Schorgl, Tom Whittaker, Andy Wolff. MIDDLE ROW: David Gerson, Peter Stonefield, Brud Jones, Bill Hiatt, Brent Smith, Chuck Waldrop, Chris gm sian Kuruvilla, Rick Sorkin, Daniel Sword, Jon Jeans, Alex Fitch, Kasey Calvert, Aris Green. BACK ROW: Bill Evans, Jim LeBlanc, David Welker, Chris Stanley, Doug Dock- horn, Mort Platt, Brad Tyrer, Blair Overesch, Matt Wurster, Rob Irwin, Adam Bold, Eric Sigler, Coach Shaver, 4 Hi 31 it lil lil C . il, ' f K ' 'iff 'li .X 5v'f7Zr.. v H at , ef- J' sf ,H J T Milli ff' 1 H ' :Wi U Q ' V CU, kj AU '1 ll K' ' 1, A splviu Q ff tif A 15425, g ' lg T' wl..t2 NSI 7 f f 1 2 fi V r ,sf .I il' , ' - .1 4 'aff 1 gfl , f A ,tt Qigtfidf X si ii KN 3,111 gl' I' l , if ' 'A ll . 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X f A JSBS SEIIJIIAIJQOV SQIIJLIAILLQV S 1 i V H C O U N T R Y F A I R Country F air, a well established tradition at Barstow, was purely bicentennial this year with its red, white, and blue theme. Mrs. Joseph E. Stevens, Jr., chairman, Mrs. Myron E. Sildon, co-chairman, and Mrs. C. W. Haren, Jr., chairman-in- training, worked to coordinate this tremendous fund raising project. Some Fair events actually occurred before that sensational weekend arrived. There were, for instance, the Tennis Tourna- ment, the Auction, and the Preview Luncheon. Friday night was a popular time to attend the carnival rides and the midway. Saturday the booths were open in the Brookfield Gymnasium. There, one could find special items in the Farmer's Market, and Flower Booth, the Book Corner, and the Barstow Booth. Of course, the Flea Market, an old stand-by for bargain hunters, made its annual appearance. Good square meals and delectable desserts were available at Trail 'S End. The place-to-be Saturday night was the Country Fair Dance sponsored by the Student Council. Those present included Barstonians of all ages from recent alumns to Middle School students. With the end of the dance came the end of another successful Fair and the beginning of plans for the next one. FRESHMA - SOPH OM ORE PLA Y CON TEST The Freshman-Sophomore Play Contest is an annual event on or near Valentines Day. It is governed by such rules as the following: each group has only two weeks to prepare, they are limited on their practice time on stage, and there are no costumes or props used. As usual, the freshmen performed first, Their abundance of acting ability, organization, and cooperation helped them to stage an outstanding presentation. The sophomores, despite some difficulty, gave an entertaining show. Both groups used similar staging with the wall, chairs, trees, and doorways all made of people. The seniors and juniors led the traditional singing, clapping and cheering while the judges deliberated over their decision. In order to secure impartiality, the judges were chosen from outside the school and placed in the audience unannounced. This year the decision was clear, and the master-of-ceremonies, Mr. James Combs, soon came in to award the silver winners' cup to the freshmen. Since this was the second loss for the sophomores, they received the relatively new rip-off award. Following the contest everyone retired to their respective parties. The sophomores were entertained by the juniors in the physics lab. The freshmen, however, celebrated with the seniors in the double rooms. The winners' party was excep- tionally festive because it was the first time the senior class had ever been to one! fThey were the last class to earn the rip4off award. J NFX-Y we F. -ir qi-MV IT . S PHX. .. , l l l I v l l 1 4: 1 I Music Americana-Va bicentennial theme for the 1975 edition of Bravos! This musical evening is a tri-school tradition in which Pem-Day, Sunset, and Barstow participate to entertain their friends, fami- lies, faculty and alums. This year Barstow's two groups were coordinated to create a unified program, The Singers, under the direction of Mrs. John Wendorff, sang a group of favorite songs from the late 1800's. With their long dresses, bow ties, and cigars, they were able to bring back the full flavor of the time, The Choir, on the other hand, sang a medley of songs from 1900 to the present. Thanks to their director, Mrs. Michael Mallory, they amused the audience with their humor- ous actions and choreography. 'QQ'- 'VFW 5k -JG -I L N '53, X N-A W vga .,u .e'. 2 'li HALLOWEEN 'I-' ,, wa, 'G' . -. V., NQTX. q M A ww . -' pm., ,.-an 4, eww L X f xx ,.,..y 'I 7,,.r I' .x ff' SALL Y A THA AFS- COL UMBIA -9 X An example of typical Columbian architecture. ffni, .- sfo ik 1 x Lgqkig -gf JJ Personalities, impressions, routines, sights, sounds, observations, mistakes, discoveries, and relationships force the worth of the AFS experience beyond simple measurement. Herney is very philosophical.! f'John is so cute! He is the one who is seven fdon't worry Momjf' I will never learn what a hummingbird is in SpanBh!H 'The only thing confusing me is that it seems like no one goes to the bathroom except me-'and I don't go that much! These Andes Mountains are very pretty! We hiked to the peaks where there is a huge statue of Christ and a view of all Cali. . .beautiful! I 've been trying to talk more with my parents, especially Papa, because they seem to feel left out. They did the strangest thing at dinner. Diego, Herney, and Papa fthat's all that eat with me usuallyj all sit across the table from me. Iasked why-because Ifelt like I was eating on stage. Mama just said it was so the guys' big elbows wouldn 't be in my way while I ate my meal! I cannot believe how fast the time is going! Herney said that having a sister for the first time is quite an experience, but he thinks I add color to their mainly manly lives. I wonder what color he is thinking ,H about. . 5 ' 4 -Q ' 1 xb - - .. . A . 1 . . , f , A 'Q ' 28. ,Lfhf ge. , :x,,. gtk 'A 'I 'if 1 H- . f .- 1 1' 3... Tw 43,1-,:f'g.,r'., . 3 w ,fffi K .--fini, gm, ' . .' ' I!! ' El '. 'J -'f 'r . - '-J ,asf ey , . at A V -V Q., i , ' , x-Q . '1m.'!iSa.'s M.'P 4, ,, 4 ': . y:'n.Y -. , . H R. .' 1- v:,,,5'y .X ,ii 'Y 1: fr, Q s 1 x . 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Having the opportunity to live in a different country with a different family enables a person to see himself and his country at a distance, which is a rare opportunity. I would like to thank my family in Holland for a wonderful summer. Finally, I would like to thank the Barstow AFS chapter for their months of hard work in helping enable me to achieve this fantastic ex- perience, the AFS experience. D::g's brothers and sisters Qef: to right IfIa:gr:et,M1chiel. 1 C::.st,:e G55 E-Ianre 167 4 1 1 Q I 1 4 I ,N, l L r . E i r 4.1, A1 N, in. M E: ..v -' mt, aa n . ' ' L 9 Y- r I y 0' X ,gk .., 'Q K DS ADS ADS ADS ADS AIJSi SUV SUV SUV SUV SUV CU E DS ADSADS ADS .. m'ii9mf,,.. ?1'Q3 'Sj-Q5 Fw N, Sf. -V ' .,. : ., 1 ',. ws' gr' f,if2fE'S:g sf- . ,, 1 7 .h w Hrs, .gig ' 325 gr, ' , ' 1 .:.:-.-1 . M' . ae ' A 3 -V af--ww. - . Q- .1 V. ,W axv31f5iSs'ffm., 4 kg ' .M 1-if' 5' f gf , 4, :if 5 ,-V fgfu, 1 4 'Q-2-ff fg ,b - i' d 9 ' , .ZA V. .5 L' JH ,f 5: aw, 5. , 51,9 11 'rv W 935 ii? 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Some people have lots of friends. . .and some people have quite a few friends. . .but everyone. . . everyone in the whole world has at least ONE friend. Love, Sal DB9 Congratulations To The Class of 1976 From Belger Cartage Service And The Belger Family DB! To Susan: WHAT SORT OF FRIEND I'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me, I'd like to be the help that you are always glad to be, I'd like to mean as much to you each minute of the day As you have meant, Good Friend of Mine, to me along the wayg And this is just to wish somehow that I could but repay A portion of the gladness that you've strevum along my way, And could I have one wish this year this only would it be I 'd like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me!! cindy , , . ..'. - , ,:. I , -Q- aurhentic at sensible prices Spaghetti ' Ruvioli - Lasagna Mastnccioli ' Scallopine ' Pavmigiano zxrznnv rnzmzm nv 'rwztvz :num women cooks I usmc nunmorm. ou: wonuz uutun RECIPES nssnuruuv A ruomon IN KANSAS cnv ron so vuns Luucu 11 AM nmquzr mcumzs 1110 BALTIMORE - 221-9311 CIAO I-W'-ur Parking mum Stamped .-.V , , AA ..-- Les membres du Cercle Frangais presente- leur meilleurs voeux To the 1975-76 Weathercock staff and Mrs. Borden: We made it, thanks to all your help! Ruth 8: Bill -we 1 t . Today . . . , Tomorrow . . . J. C. Nichols Company 310 Ward Parkway 0 Kansas City, Missouri 0 5613456 Creating a beautiful Kansas City Community since 1905. I, SMW, also will eternal Flipperdom to Lippers Peavey and Tilson, Flipper School of Affection Inc. to its clients especially Carol, Katie, Jane, and Leslie, many years of success to Jim H., love and understanding to Sam, an accurate sense of time, right, and wrong to Amanda, the Senior Parking Lot to all juniors and those seniors who never got to park there, Oklahoma to Dave, Shayle, Russ, and Nora, the best of luck and my appendix to Ruth, Saturday nights, popcorn, a security blanket, and a true beau to Susan M., affection to Sarah, Hitler, Stalin, Lenin, capitalism, and wild parties to E.B,L, Esq,, Spanish to Sally, Laura C., and Senora, many happy years at Barstow to the Quinns, do-nuts to Mrs, Poland, Coach Norris, and Charley, the guy at the do-nut shop, proofreading and typos to Anne Bumby, speed reading, male chauvinism, and Maurice to Mrs. Borden, lights to anyone as bright as I am, disillusionment and the sports page to Thumper, memories of 4915 Cherry to Mrs. Pine, all my fruit desserts to Murphy, Carole, Fannie, Angell, Prucha, and Miss Warnacut, a day off to Linda and Charley, Monsanto to Mr, Kennedy, many happy memories of Barstow to Mrs. Grant, the Great A to O , the B-Line back to Miss DeYong and Holly Golly, heaven and any other passionate desires to my bubala Jack, real ugliness to Kevin, best wishes to the two greatest little sisters Dawn and Vicki,phone calls from boys, an off switch, and anything else she wants to my little sister Laura, seven good years at Barstow to Andy fhe needs themj, Acapulco, a trip for two to Puerto Vallarta, Oliver, literature, Jews, romanticism, UMKC library, but fwith gesturej, and lasting friendship to Senor, lasting love and steady growth to Susan Bates, Loose Park, Acapulco, Aspen, California, the Vega, Blacky, Lake Jacomo, thank you notes, Spanish class, my phone bill, America, Garfunkel, the Beach Boys, CSNY, Winnie the Pooh, Homecoming 1975, the Zoo, shag carpet, don't forget, moun- tains, Our Gang cartoons, my appendicitis, a victory in tennis, George, and all my love to Sus, 18 years ofjoyous memories to my parents Steph and Bob, without whom none of the above would have been possible. CQMPLIMENTS Precision Research, LTD Boese Hilburn Electric Yesterday . c Service Co. Harry B. Overesch, M D Bill stop trying to crawl out the window' 1 4 f' ' . ,iii 'ff f yt ,, -. 'ij ' J' fi wt 'Q 1: ,: :A VN' f...Ef... 3, ', X 5 , . s, K- -it-I A, W 2 Look at these legs! 5 . i Il ii -7' Cnfnbr-ri K ww Q Qllliby, mmfwmmwgwligfx 4 V E, XRS? W . wg Kp W Wfmjiww Mmm? aw CV ggiw9OvB6a+1 QL, X 8 cj M Q, by Honey, QQ E Cqnyw WWW? Qtiigism 6 fqafga qs 1595 Fuss af MQW? 0 , F N V gpg Q, U H 3 ka f 55QQf UH, Q WO 'gfbsfib M fl K9 vwmm QM Qiggwfl Q W Q1 ,gg culvm LQ Q5 k 04,19 G 223 OL Q KM CLQWU Q42 'fd O4 UEQIL-gy! LZ 2 'jf CD51 gan C-,q, Qptlvtvm-X Mlm ,Af Q - w.,r. If ,vao CAN7 stop mfr T355 r1m:..sfftus'.f1 A ER -lvx I.'. KANSAS CITY BRAKE SERVICE lI0.INlI. L Wheel Aligning 0 Balancing 0 Shock Absorbers 1913 McGee DISC B E SPE IALIS-22101 Swift N.K.C. 421-7367 471-6092 HARDWARE it f' LOCALLV Wx nw D 'r won Arriumn . Plaza 's Oldest and f Largest Bank Member FEBICOO L f Sa Phone 75 25 Plaza Bank and Trust Patronize your neighbor Sentry Retailer Main Bank: 118 West 47th Street , Brookside Facilityz 6336 Brookside Plaza is H 'H J-if f9l3l43249l9l M f ,y,vL9.Q Semor Portralt Servlce Ibm f ' fl? MW-1 1'-W O RZIHIJOW Blvd., Suite 202 awnee Hjsgjixsfuodrfsas 66205 Deli-Ristorante 508 W. 103 Rd. Kansas City, Mo. 942-1535 Kansas City Costume Co. Complete Costume Rental 8125 Santa Fe Drive Overland Park, Kansas 631-6639 642-5025 PLAZA Graduation... - 1 ' ' opens the door to a world ' where u can make all the diffsgence. Best wishes from Halls Plaza, the Woild of Differents. 211 Nichols Road I W ..4 l sf! I 1, A ,.. ' A 4' ' ,l l Nl A 1 ll- l l' ilu ,IU 5 1 7 f 480 ly' sn M Ka 7 lll . V ., lg -, 'll T W :QT l - . ,N Ot ll . ly' ll All 1 ol ,. ...N ., X xy ' lll lg , ll f . in H I l . l .- ,5 l , l ,Q 1' r. 1- fl li -vffl Q E, , . 5--' Elll Q1 145 .lf . f 3 ull A. lil .1211 gl .,,A 1 I U , 1 . W, ll , 'l Q l Wt. 1 1 3 X 'gf' ' 182 . .-L, ' 74 'r-.. , 1-.L ,,,,..-L-- s.. . . . Congratulations to the 1 J Class of 76' Member FDIC 1 TFIUST COMPANY ., ' 'I +' Maman rznrm. ozroslr 1NsunANcz conr. THE FIRST IAND IIASTI WORD IN BANKING IS GOPPEIIT FREE FEKSONAI. CHECKING IWITH A GOPPERT MIISTERCHAKGEI FREE PRINTED CHECKS FREE SITE DEPOSU IOXESS FOI I YEAR All YOUI5 WHEN YOU OPEN YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT WEEIW C-BOPPERT BAN K l!,g,,f' 8' .lust dial this number MAIN FACILITIB I MOTOR BANKS 'ia' 'W T' W0 PM M 'f I n moo AM To emo PM Mun-Fri gggg M -I-lf 3512, Qmufggf' J ' moo AM 'rg uno PM smrauv '--l------ 3 Locnhons To Serve You -i--- 222 W. Gregory 6920 Prospect IOII W I03rd St. , ,. - Next time try- Allenfs Drive Inn 746 gm 74mg .74 f r-in 1 8901 State Line Rd. t an-xc-4 - Kansas c1ry,Mo. 64114 Phone 3634 925 Marans uvcanPanA rea Hours 11a.m. to 1Op.m. WeekendSm112 7810 WEST 50 HIGHWAY OVERLAND PARK, KANSAS 1913! 262-3000 CME CLARKSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I I I 4133 GARDNER ' 5 KANSAS clTY, Mo. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER -483-8800 -Aw ,Ls ..,- .,.. .. .,., -.-,..e...-,s.a.:...... Fluffy Fresh Donuts 10123 Stateline Open 6a.m. to 9p.m. 942-9822 7 days Discounts Given Quality Laundry and Dry Cleaning Pick Up and Delivery Cash or Carry A CLEANSING SERVICE Designed to Preserve as Well as Cleanse I Your Clothes and House Furnishings A Organization Alert to the R p b ll of the Cleansing I d ty WE BLOCK KNITS T0 FIT HW CLEANSING COMPANY JE. 1-773 L d G h United Telecom Ili United Telecommunications, Inc. --- We operate Americas third largest telephone system PO. Box 11315, Plaza Station, Kansas ClIy,Mlssour1 64112 R.B.1oN1as INSURANCE Professional K S0l'YlCCOl1lIlSUl'2il'lfi' Z und surely bonds 301 We-sl l llh Slrcz-l Kansas Cily, Mo. 64105 816-8412-1230 Call 931-3656 3001 Gillham Rd. Hyde Park Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co. C 300 d y M 64 k p 531848 y P 319486 114 1, X .4 av -MZ - This Space Has Been WASTED by the Class of 1978 JUNIOR CLASS Class of '77 I T'S COOL! , hildk-W Sensitivity cmd Wealth are required to understand ct MASERATI . . . . . . . . cmd the former may be the most elusive quantity. BORA KHAMSIN IVIERAK MARKL MOTORS Call me personally to arrange your purchase or lease of a new Maserati Ed Markl, Jr. 1328 Minnesota - Kansas City, Kansas For your Appointment Call - 371-5410 ' ..,,,,W,,.,. ,.Vfs. . Y , , n '5iX'53,l,Tmf .Tail 1, ' '- . . .Mikado. . .M.R. . .How to succeed. . .Aspen. . .Ski Buddies. . .Skyscrapers. . .Junior Dance. . .Easter Bun- nies. . .D.D. . .painting rocks. . .butterf1ies. . .hockey camp and popsicles. . .minis. . . twinsies . . .whipped cream. , .eggs at Red Ram. . .St. Louis. . .Steads. . .squirt guns. . .the Yellow Bus. . .D.S. . Kismet. . .yuck . . .being married. . .weirdos calling on the phone. . .A.F.S. . ,synchronized swimming. . .bridge games. . . Anges. . .Colombia. . .France. . .England. . .Atlanta. . .Minnesota. . Grandview. . .belching contests. . .cruis- ing. . .Oklahoma!. . .popcorn. , .Omaha. . .falling off bridges, , .chocolate chip cookies. . .45 centers. . .Miss America wave. . .hair cuts. . .vettes!.'. . .beware of Leawood cops. . .ice skating on sidewalks. . .snowball fights. . .fanny fatigue. . .The Wizard of Boz. . .Butch. . .secret valentines. . .guzzling. . .New Year's Eve at Joslin's. . .D.C. . . The world's coming to an end!!! . . .election crisis. . .McDonald's. . .BEAT SUNSET. . . car chases. . .light blue Trans Am. . .madly in love with B.H., W.B. and George. . .painting at Allendale. . .Jr. candy booth. . .T.T.F.N., as Tigger says. . .Pink Panther. . .pre-wrinkled hose. . .Reg. . .Jud's flats. . .Oliverl . . .averaging one catastrophe a week. . .Dates??. . .getting the ring sizer stuck on a finger. . .wind Sprints. . .Go you chicken fat go!. . .dieting. . .Loose Park plays. . .boy watching. . .Mame. . .Bob. . .Mud. . . Sal. . .Suz. . .Kimita. . .Alexis. . .Wednesday lunches. . .Hschool policy . . .Clark Gable. . .Biology classes. . , hostessing at Open House. . .paperitis. . .stage crew. . .Ado Annie. . .my man. . . I don 't want to go to French! . . raw cabbage. . .yuck. . .Nahna Neno Nunu. . .Nicole's disappearing act. . .college applications . . .Mama Rosa's. . .Standard next to Steads. . .fights over Mr. Conceit. . .the mad Peruvian. . .ice skating. . . needlepoint. . jogging. . .J.G. . .BillLillis. . .no. 80. . .Bl.1e V.W. witha silver stripe. . .riding bicycles. . . Way to go Baby! . . .Miss Sweetie-Pie of 1976. . .Peep Bo. . .The tramp. . .liquor store next to Capers Corners. . .Showboat. . .Breckinridge. . .Mrs. Watkins. . . Bat those baby blues . . .Pitti sing. . .Julie. . .do- nut runs. . .Senior rings. . .gazelle. . .icy drive with Reg. . .Washington. . .Historical breakfasts. . .Queenie. . . Witchie-poo. . .card games. . .the Bicentennial puzzle. . .Big Mo. . .Annabel Lee. . . Jolly Old St. Nicholas . . .Mrs. Woodward 's time line. . .Wandering eyes. . .Pinafore. . .Snow White. . . Zoom Zoom in a rocket ship . . .Belger's swimmingparties. . . open mouth insert foot . . .B.C.I.O.A.T. . .arbs. . .J.G.A.A. ice-cream sundaes. . .World War Seven. . .the good old neighborhood. . Surprise! parties. . .friendship. . .Prom dates? . . Graduation. . .Spirit of '76. . . We can 't believe we FINALLY made it!!! Liz Marder Barbie Christopher Marion Crooks Madelyn Allain Kim Jeffries Sally A tha Susan McGee Cfa xr , 9 f i , 50 K lg t I - ws,-.JH 1 o i. M ' , ' 'x NS J Q., .X ..' I , .,: 1-1-1 s s A .. ...M . ..,A...au. pa.,-s-. ,.,, ,..-wa f - u y u v A. 1 If 99 1 A A 'ny ,W W Gwent, Wvfo ci'm+ms1a5fww C7 or M , we 1-4 'PQ SQWSQ 3 from Hwe Y? yin I lCl75e7t0 Chefe,FleQrLe,r5 Dawg 6 Cr-J I r.., , xp M-Er' 541,-,ua sfitvz?-Qcfv ' I 'VKX 5 ,U id 27,49 Y th A will WW M To Kim: A true friend unburdens freely, advises justly, assists readily, adventures boldly, takes all pa- tiently, defends courageously and continues a friend unchangeable. Love, Susan To Marion: A friend is the one who comes in when the whole world has gone out. Love, Susan Congratulations to a great Weathercock staff! You have really worked to publish this year's book, and lam so proud of you. Special thanks to Ruth and Bill. Love, Mrs, Borden !. I 1 5 'Q A N 1 lf' F 1 1 I' A, ,, . , fi'- l if . fi , l l Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!! 191 TO RUTH AND BILL- CONGRATULATIONS ON A GREAT BOOK! AND MANY THANKS FOR A FANTASTIC YEAR, FOR ALL YO UR HELP, FOR YO UR PA TIENCE, FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP, AND FOR YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT THROUGH HARD TIMES. LAURA AND SARAH -WEATHERCOCK '77 v , ... ... ,-..,.,1..k. T..,.TV.,........,...i,1... ,,, , V'5lC:lNtA 5 LJ EJ umm Q A R Bpxlg' N A Z D E D MCE 0 T Ll W N H Nm BITS KA ' O H Ann, 5 K QFANE A :oem TE 0 E MA ,L H RR H L ' N I L MIM: E. K1 50 N K1 ... 5 Y , STEvE E 'W' C11 TXT 'T T DTT ii ,dl DAC s EYES.-Q, 44 JAN 3 is ' A A T -PU C BILL Q 2 LAUQ-Pi 1 5 H Fi 2 N Q N D ...4.. L SAL1 hp, O 2. . 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