Barstow School - Weathercock Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

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'TJ P Yet the timeless in you is aware of lifes timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream But Lf Ln your thought you must measure tzme unto seasons, let each season enczrcle all the other seasons And let today embrace the past wtth remembrance and the future wzth longmg Kahl1lG1bran -v' g, 4 r 1 i I i l I .-. Q--v-'vu seem T . . . avid school supporter . . . excellent math teacher . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . friend to all . . . concerned about the welfare of the students . . . always ready to help . . . sense of humor . . . all-around great person . . . ff, For four years this man has greatly contnbuted to Barstow in its many activities. He has enthusiastically supported the sports teams as well as encouraged his reluctant students to achieve higher levels of understanding in mathematics. He is a friend to all, always willing to lend a hand when one is needed. 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Basketball Hustler. . . easy-going. . . dedicated . . . fun-loving. . . responsie ble. . . Hey-How's it go-ing . . . unique . . . yells like a freight train. . . friendly . , . Michigan Man . . . white socks keep your feet warmer . . . spirited . . . goes for the gusto in life. . . 1'll catch you with a left . . . lives in his cords. . . Very well man- nered . . . doesn't believe in signing out . . . Hello There! . . . ' 1 7- V: 2-1 x - r ,t 5 'f . H ' . -' - ll - s '. ' 1' '-i :'i 1 'F .' - ' p far, n, ,f f 1 I R lt's not that I like the work less, but the fun more. Anonymous 'fr 'SX .1 .X ,V 'Y . ffl Q.. W Y lflig fbi, .7 iw' , DH Wf- ff 1 x vg4 W , A-nr ' I 4 ,,4,,-r 4'J-n.-,F-,4,. sb., Michael Shawn Davis Llyears Mike . , . writer-philosopher . . . casygoing, . . can dance to any type of music . . . talkative. . . devoted to his own taste . , . extra-long pants. . .dresses well . . .satiriea1. . .joker . . , latent cynicism in his abundant lnnnor. , . B-Ball fan . . . afro-comb . . , Hey Mikey , . . always loses the pages out of his books. . . great excuses in English class . . . soccer talent emerged in his senior year . . . B-Line sports editor. . . You mean it was due today? . , . creative , . . it X'- N 1 gm 5' ,V ,! k, .' , If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, didn't deal in lies, Or being hated don't give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wiscg If you can dream-and not make dreams your master: Ifyou can think-and not make thoughts aimg If you can talk with clouds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kingsfnor lose the common touchg lf neither fuss nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you but nnne too muchg Yours is the earth and everything that in it, And-which is more--you'll be a Man, my son! Rudyard Kipling N. 'SJW x R-Q XX X 1. Mike, Nw. Stanley Raymond Dean 4 years Stan the Man . . . sensitive . . . never an unblushing mo ment. . . laughs at himself as well as others blond great mustache. . . Raymond . . .likes to spm on his heels . . . worries alot. . . shy mannerisms studrous . . . Science Brain. . , Earth to Stan-Earth to Stan . . . that slightly dazed look. . . S.C .... Summer .lan 77 . . . Continually non-plussed. . . -aba- hustler on the B-ball court. . . always figiting with something sum mer at the ranch . . . mean fullback on the soccer freld . . . world's greatest duck hunter. . . laughed so hard his cheeks hurt. . . 'Q N It was so easy then. Carly Simon It's over. Will tomorrow be the same? I know that they're really not to blame. If they weren't so blind then surely they'd see There's a much better way to be. The Moody Blues And it doesn't matter who you axe It doesn't matter where you are If you wish upon a star Steve Miller 1 L V . S- 1,445 '7.,, . . 3, Meredith Lee Emas 4ycurs elf Mere . . . loves anything that has to do with Music. . . twinkles. , . unidentifiablc laugh . . . perpetual concert goer . . . darling clothes . . . volleyball Wiz , . . talkative . . . always ' smiling , . . sweet . . . baby talk . . , bubbling personality . . . pretty alto voice. . . lovely hair . . . cheerleader . . . Baby Faccw- U . - casually comcrcd ' l U dazzling smile - A I always The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. driving younger boys around . . . Mrs. Webb. . . loves horses . . . pretty enough for Normal purposes . . . cute . . . Anolwmous 'Yi . - ii' fi' f' ', I-he .1 Todd Henry Epsten 13 years Toggle . . . strives for perfection . . . forever unserious yet always sincere . . . campaigner . . . Plaza Patrol . . . pokes his glasses when he talks . . . Stu-Co President . . . always has something to say . . . enthusiastic. . . joker. . , um . . . destined for Oval Office . . . macho man . 1 . you know he's there without seeing him . . . dedicated . . . always has some- thing in store . . . 'Kmy father's in the wholesale liquor busia ness . . . argumentative . . . bring me Joe King-l'm ready' . . . dependable buddy . . . seems to make even expensive clothes look sloppy . . . 'cause I'm a ramblin' guy . . . Some men see things as they are and say- why? I dream things that never were and say -why not -,Qs R.F.K NW 'Orff' w... Nancy Elaine Falkenberg I7alky , . . hysterical sense ofhumor . . . beautiful blond hair. . .sa.rcastie, yet sincere und honest . . . vaseline in Abilene . . . Nrmcy,just what did happen on the history trip? . . . skinny . . . San Francisco Treat. . . needs a surf- board in the back of her car , . . Colorado or Bust. . . loves to ski . . . embarrassing one-liners . . . speaks her opinion . . . outgoing. . .great to be around , . . But officer, my cruise control wasn't working. , . , basketball . . . Shut up, Ed! . . . dry humor . . . Barstow's deeathalon contender. . . zany All my best thoughts were stolen by the an- cicnts. Ralph Waldo Emerson If one man calleth thee a donkey, pay him no mind. Il' t'..'o men calleth thee ai donkey, get thee a saddle. Yiddish proverb jl..'x .4 9, V 4 A, 1 ., 4 ,si N 'L- 4 ...., D-1 the things we do for love l0cc Sam . . . artistic . . . easy to relate to . . . determmed to succeed. . .very thoughtful. . . AGATHON . . . sensitive . . . devoted to her own beliefs . . . musically talented . . . writes fantastic poetry . . . likes to be involved . . . when she's happy you're happy . . . loves hang-gliding . . . friendly . . . under- standing . . . loves the country . . . always willing to listen . . . quiet . . . independent, yet always asks for advice . . . reserved ' but not afraid to speak her mind . . . sensitive . . . Sandra Jo Hammaclc 14 years We are the people our parents warned us about. Jimmie Buffett .. e- 1...,-,gf . -,L,., fs: I ,V ,, , James Lowell Holman 6 years Jim . . . genuine intellectual ability , . , Lights, Lights, Lights for countless Barstow plays. . . hard worker. , . be- hind the scenes . . . Math Relays Champ , . . photographer. . . wild curls. . . Jim, the man is here to fix the computer- Please come show him HOW! . , . strange laugh . . . falls asleep in calculus . . . serious nature . . . knows every part of the auditorium . . . Cum Laude . . . dedicated to his infinite responsibilities. . . fun to be around . . . What can't he do? . . . Brilliant . . . The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a strangerg who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: his eyes are closed . . . To know that what is impenetrable to us really exists, manifesting itself as the highest wis- dom and me most radiant beauty which our dull faculties can com- prehend only in the most primitive forms-this knowledge, this feel- ing is at the center of true religiousness, In this sense and in this sense only, I belong to the ranks of devoutly religious men. Albert Einstein Tu auras, toi des etoiles qui savent rire! Saint-Exupcry llBI'll.... ur' , ' . , Mn.,- . 1 f- W -1, - .A, .rZ:fa - T '-lain-f .?fp 7'L1l , . 2f '.'r ' v vert? . -1, sie' ah if - 1 '. 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' , 535 - - r q 9 , W , v., ,I ideal AFS,eY - - - Everything that makes life worth living is either immoral or fattening Marilyn Monroe ,+ ,Q ' r if N, , , , ,V , ,egg , Q Q A W .' ,- fn ' 4,3 'S 2 ff? -f gf it . fe . , . , 5, 4 . it 1 N? , 4 f Q , . ' ri 'ho -rm,-r 'LRivers must flow where they can ramble Eagles must go where they can fly I've got to be Where my spirit can run free I've got to find my corner of t.he sky- The musical PIPPIN Susan Lynn Holden 8 years K'Sue . , . intelligent . . .kind , . . cute smile. . . Well, what should I do? . . . diligent worker , . . involved . . . I'm sorry , . . careful driver. . , falls apart when she laughs , . . sweet, friendly . . . come on, you guys . . .Colorado . . . loves to hike . . . forever being ignored . . . It hurts, it really hurts ... talks with her hands. , . He was sooo cute! . . .always holding some kind of office . . . Senior Editor of Weather- cock . . . Basketball, Hockey . . . that Sue Holden walk . . . has learned to endure teasing . . . true friend . . . . . . and the mountains shall bring peace to the people. The Bible Ifl had my life to live over, I would relax more. I wouldn't take so many things so seriously. I would take more chances, I would climb more mountains, and swim more rivers . . . Next time I'd start barefooted earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I wouldn't make such good grades unlessl enjoyed working for them. I'd go to more dances, l'd ride on more merry-go-rounds. I'd pick more daisies. -Frank Dickey PI 14- Robert Palmer Ingram lll l4 years Chip . . , quiet in a loud way , . . thinks before he acts. . . mysterious . . . Chipmunk . . . rolls with the punches. . , Mr Bubbles , . , great soccer player . . . considerate . . . track . . . more intelligent than he'lI admit . . . stable. .. hated study hall . . . intuitive . . . silent observer. . . always joking around . , , quiet humor that one must analyze. , . cute laugh . . . Chipper , . . incredibly modest . . . generous . . . tells it like it is , . . loyal to his school, family, and friends Z- 2 ,QM- JQH- X if Le .D ,CC X . , :J X XI! g x'Af 'fi' xx x an Vu Q,-P war-Q ,59- tu'- X ., I-9 an . . f, . i , ' , in fu, 9' . - -f 'awk ' ' 3 11.2, -1, ,A .. . . 5, . .. '. Q'-5,5 M ' '-its 3: .wif ug-Saga! v tgirl. ' f r K., ' fi-'11 , . fx, 1 ' ' 'Tyg . 7 X. , L, Y Nfl, 'ghx ,jmyfgf-.:-f any -wwfw -A A ,., fp.-gvwfgg Kevin Michael Ludwilcoski 4 years Lud magician . . . likes to entertain you . . . plays Pineapple Rag like a pro . . . flaming red hair has an impossible last name . . . would you believe he plays the bagpipes? . . . intelligent. . . ping pong pro . . . studies in the corner by the Spanish room . . . organist at the Country Club Christian Church . , . quiet . . . Can you keep a secret? . . . always wears vests . . . drives a red pickup . . . Dante fan . . . shy mannerisms . . . independent. . . . . . And now for something completely different. Anonymous Voluit ubi quid esse habet voluit. Dante fn. In my eyes and ears the organ will ever be the King of Instruments. W. A. Mozart L'To play the organ properly, one should have a vision of Eternity. Charles Marie Wider 'V' - - wa. 40? N 'Y Andrea Leigh Markl 7 years Darling dimples . . . determined in her studies . . . great Australian experience . . . State Tennis or Bust . . . deep laugh . . . B-Line co-editor. . . extremely likable . . . knows how to achieve what she wants to . . . writes on TOP SECRET gov't. documents. . . Come on, I wasn't THAT late! . . . never gives in. . . B-Ball fan . . . captivating . . . lives by Markl Time . . . sincere. . . deceptively simple . . . fun to be around . . . Bubbly . . . a new car every six months . . . Beau- tiful inside and out . . . rn 'Li-.. 'N . M 4. -i -fm harm .yu -4. ,, c., ., -,-1 'L3'T'4- -'2 ta- 'N 9 pr xi. 4 I., -V. sv-g5,' if ,... H-F21 ' ee 'vt' it Kelly Elizabeth McCarthy 7 years Expressive. . . tall and slender . . , funny . . . great one-liners . . . always t.here to cheer you up . . . never-ending conversations . . . likes to laugh . . . naturally curly brown hair. . . always wears heels. . . Dear Abby . . . enthusiastic spectator . . . clever sense ofhumor . , . Botto1nless Pit , . , concert lover . . . crazy . . . S.C. . . . friendly . . . compassionate . . . inwardly sensi- tive . . . always up to something. . . Kelly's corner . . . Wild per- sonality . . . truly cares . . . But do not forget that not evcry day or hour can be paradise. Many moments and days will have pain and sorrow. When you can accept this fact but not let it possess and discourage you, thcn you will know your days of par:ul1sc. K I'll think about it tomorrow at Tara, After all, tomorrow is another dayf' Margaret Mitchell I've got to be free, Free to face a life that's ahead of me. Styx '41-I 5 f. F 1.52, .10 qv , fi -,, we , I E, Q E A ON A '35 , 7' I AF Km Sarah Anne McGee l2ycars Little McGee . . . assertive . . . spastic mannerisms . . . it's an adventure every time you're with her . . . great alto voice . . , deeply sensitive. . . tells ii like it is, . . can't listen to a song without singing. . . actress. . . always cries at curtain calls even if she's not in the play . . . artistic . . . Oh Spit . , . releases the tension in any situation. . . spirited and spunky . . . boisterous . . . McGeewee,' . . . loves to laugh . . . stands up for what she believes in . . . open and sincere . . Why in the world would anybody put chains on me, I paid my dues to make it. Everybody wants me to be what they want me to be I'm not happy when I try to fake it. the Commodores M.-as Q- st T57 3. COKE ADDS LIFE If you cm hold your head while those around you are losing theirs Rudyard Kipling ,J i X I v,-'I '31, Ronald Lee Morris 3 years Ron . . . loves to be with people. . . plays a mean game of ping-pong . . . always with his briefcase . . . Coca Cola forever . . . gives his all in everything he does . . . can't you just imagine . . . funny . , . great body slam in soccer . . . has Coke memorabilia in every comer of his house . . . works hard in his studies . . . one of the Rockhurst gang. . . wants to impress. . . wears pocket socks . . . sweet. . . good friend . . . Want me to tell you how old that Coke bottle is? . . . spastic . . . generous , . . intelligent. lf life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Anonymous Action speaks louder than words. Anonymous QI r kr N , . X 9 , r I N I -my -4 Everytime is the first time Everytime is the last time Everytime is the only time MIM Once is not enough, Jacqueline Suz 1 SLN A, l .,, 4 y a P: - l E ' I 5 ,Q 2 Q , .,, 5 5 2 he-it ...a-r 'ia 4 W2- Q A . A Robin Lynn Myers 3 years H Peppy . . . distinctive walk to match her personality . . . ,-, does everything wholeheartedly . . . independent . . . worldly . , . debater . . . always seems to be laughing . . . How Tacky . . . forgetful. . . comedienne . . . Have you heard the one about the . . . . . . loves pastry . . . Life is no Big Deal . . . who was this Dude? , . . discos and jazz . . . very supportive . . . What are y'a11 rapping about? . . . 'hard to swallow' . . . wild hair. . . Truly UNIQUE 311112 I IB sa-' 2,9 L-f+'ND '7?1! , K ni ..'f,.1e5 Ai his A The future always arrives alittle Malinda Lea Oakes 4years I-lowdy' . . . sees the good in everyone . . . smiles from ear to ear . . . has Prom murals on her basement floor . . . always willing to help out . . . Entertainment Chairman . . . hates to cut the grass . . . Swensons . . . involved . . home-spun friendliness . . . generous . . . loves Oklahoma . . . good sense of humor . . . kind to all . . . diligent work- er . . . sensitive . . . loves to play tennis . . . dedicated to her family and friends . . . pretty eyes . . . cute laugh . . . the true definition of sweet . . . When I was so in need Somehow you chanced to call And you just talked to me And I felt ten feet tall. You didn't know my need Nor could you ever see The miracle wrought that day When you just talked to me. But friend, I felt so brave When you left me that day Because you talked to me And knew just what to say. before you re ready to give up the present Dana Clarence Parker lyears Congenial . . .has a way with words , . , serious in class . . . tells you exactly what he thinks. . . takes the good with the bad . . . l-o-n-g legs . , . That was a good pass Dana, but it was to a cheerleader , . . lives for the day . , . Pardon my Boxers! . . . Bananas . . .fashionable clothes. . ,absolutejock. . . eager and enhtusiastic sports- man. . , vocal. . . greatjump shot. . . concerned . . . bas- QI? 4,30 1 1 rv' r- .Y L, Z' ur 4 ,. ',g r E4 -uw ...ae ketball, basketball, basketball , . . Youth is the pinnacle ofli.t'e. Dana Parker Too many people have gone in for this senseless chasing of rainbows. How many rainbows does one need? Anonymous When duty comes a-knocking at your gate, Welcome him in: for if you bid him wait, He will depart only to come once more And bring seven other duties to your door. Edwin Markham For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name, He marks-not that you won or lost - but how you played thc grime. Gruntland Rice . .r. Wy I .,-. -.,' 4 -Jdi. P, vt, ' . nf. . :', .Ai :fwsi Scott Has kel Peavey 5 years Skipper . . , open and friendly . . , ski pro . . , constantly smiling. . . scared to sing . . . enjoys OLDjokes. . , Guess Who? . . . Europe '77 . . . P.V. . . . musically talented . .. fantastic pianist. . . admirer of Chopin . . . loves the younger girls . . . never a hair out of place . . . can't yell like an indian , . . loves to flirt. . . Hol5 . . .makes anytime fun. . . Hey Cutie . . .Vail .. . mustache?77 . . . A.F.S. Club.. .always has something to say . . . It's a sign . . ,good listener. . . has shared a memory with everyone . . . 'rv 'S . f- V,-a. 55, 529' 9115 THQ '-..- el, av-, ..' nf.--1 5 1 1- ,I K., -'CX pus. 'xp I? ... -9-, Don't refuse to go on a wild-goose chase that is what wild geese are made for. Henry S. Haskins All we can do is to make the best of our friends, love and cherish what is good in them, and keep out of the way of what is bad. Thomas Jefferson , 1.4-.V . ., 3 4, 0 fs Q V- nn YYY fl- ,1-L' ' gy f .M T .M ,. ., if 2:7 I' - 4 . fl EPR - 1 has Merrill Sherman Pierson 12 years Murtle . . . perfectionist . . , classic laugh . . , hard and self disciplined worker . . . responsible . . . loves to tease Mr. Lacey , . . quick to smile . . , wary of left turns . . . B-Line de- votee . . . aggressive lrullback in hockey . . . l'Teach . . . de- voted to all her interests and responsibilities . . . always re- plies, I can't do anything tonight because I have to study. . . . had a great experience at Washington Workshops . . . cute clothes . . . Picky Pierson . . . sincere friend . . . early morning papers , . . warm and congenial . . . Can you imagine us Years from today Sharing a park bench quietly? How terribly strange To be seventy, Old friends, Memory brushes the same years Silently sharing the same fear . . ,' Paul Simon K3 'S In your spare time ' Barstow Faculty 'Feels,' said I, 'You do not knowg Silence like a cancer grows, Hear my words that I might teach you Take my arms that I might reach you.' But my Words like silent raindrops fell And echoed In the wells of silence. Paul Simon Shelly A nn Piper 6 years Pipper . . . artistic. . . softspoken. . . great speech writer and giver . . . B-Line sports editor . . . cultural tastes . . . skinny . . . speedy runner . . . aggressive hockey halfback . . . happiest person with a cast ever seen . . . secretly wants to be E-...O a concert pianist . . . studious . . . cute laugh . . . appears to be shy-but don't let her fool you . . . determined . . . can .P -5 ' adapt to any situation . . . cheerful . . .easy to talk to . . . possess a great inner-strength . . .a very calm person . . . 4 I , lf 2.221-g's,xIfL, X J, :- -- ...-...n' y.r ,.-. In men whom men condemn as ill I find so much of goodness still In men whom men pronounce divine I see so much of sin and blot I cannot judge between the two Where God has not Anonymous I w 3 .ix I' 'W- gq1:w-u-evrav...ef'- J rf u.. 5-UN 3 ioef A V, I V 1 Hwwr t s5?Te?i?tTiB it N iii v ,i .Ure IHPK ' :er utr: in ,gy ,f t rug , fe -ze . .At ph., ,kt I, 4'9 5 yi'-1 Il gi vcr -K : L. 5 , Wi 'A .' '. 1 - ., Y. is ' g',,'.-t 13 ' ,S . 42' 41 eTIQ,.1'g: ' 'Y g 3 -QQ . Q -.-' t ' 7 5 ' - . ' :so ' P 14.f sE . ' ' 1 -t Q 4v 3 I gl 292 ' '- x y QA cl' A nne Fmch Potter 14 years Potts . . . dedicated to her friends . . . organizer . . . ends up in the middle of situations . . . pretty soprano voice . . . uses a great rock throwing technique instead of a doorbell . . . The Big Three . . .gives of herself. . , wants the most out oflife . . .Pre- tenders Pres .... chokes on her toothbrush . . . loves insidejokes . . , honks when she coughs. . . Really- . . . great parties . , . easy to talk to . . . decisive . . . YHTBT . . . thoughtful . . . R114 LLQLI.. ,,1:' --r mini! L SSX Solitude is creative if you are strong and the final decisions are made in silent rooms Carl Sandburg People who need people are the luckiest people in the worldf' UH K of ' 'Y Q 'fT 'T9 i i 0 . ', 'infix' L- - The old believe everythmgg the middle-aged suspect everythingg and the young know everything. Oscar Wilde K , f ,F ' 5 David Pence Pritchard 3 years Pritchard . . . easy to talk to . , . loves the spice in life . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . adventurous. . . striking blond hair . . .good knack for changing the subject in class, . . never alone . . . soccer enthusiast , . . from Charlie Brown to Constable Warren . . . Really'Z We had a class meeting? . . . loves Leawood police . . . A8LW . . . had fun in Mexico . . . many interests outside of school . . . likes to be with people . . . open personality . . . . 5 . , K , .hw G -M r ' -rf ra. - ...M ff , . , I I N -. -J .,,, I F ,. .-K ,Qqf,f...'-rf-'fwf'n'f'f:.:,':-jif .:- 1-If '1 'f.i '2Wf ' lfvacpgggl-W jg ' ' 9- -Eff' Aggpw ,L -4..,4,,,.. . .. . . , .ae 'NM Jane Benson Satterlee 3 years Janie . . . sophisticated . . , twinkling Bright eyes . . . very friendly . . . all smiles . . . lovely blond curls . . . Weathercock co- editor . . . always drives in the wrong direction . . . beautiful clothes . . . enthusiastic. . . Well, whatever you think . . . Kariessentes . . . can always be heard giggling in the background . . . Village Set . . . Prom Chairman '77 . . . toot, toot . . . cute personality . . . super sweet. . . Hi, you guys . . . BUBBLY . . exterior locker designer. . . darling. . . 1 have learned that, in the main, people are as we chose to find themg that reason can overcome prejudiceg that knowledge can overcome ignoranceg that love can conquer hateg that goodness can conquer evil. Dore Schary A smile is the same in every language. 5 'Lis' 7' -L- .. - . 4 . H ,. Y Y L , ...Y Y J, Q-fy-1 -351'- 1 'fu 'j '--' n 1 4 1 1 4 ' .I-7 , . Wu- ' .-mu--f,:'4m.:1 u ma- u , ' Sflnflrn l:l'.Nl'f! S1011 Sandi' '.., Lxlxx .15 I lmzzyhl .um I ll. . nw Killlm-nt Cmmmil V.P .... tiny wglisl, .Iw'u,lvr1wy p.1vxl1l'll-Xlw Iwrssiltw. Iivens school Splfll. qlu.-If. W ull 'I In mzxvmx lu- EVIL todflyll .. x':1rxi15' uvllv, lull pw. I 'lr'!rl..11ILll:,. XVSH-fOl.lIldCdl!CISUlI..Il1lj . u1IImg.Iv1rln,ll.Ivvculxulp. . I'mtcllinglu...xxmdestxx1tl1lw1 mlulmlx . l unless l In just stupldl' . . , will lvc smcuwlul ,mic smllu. .a rcspon- sible individual , 'N P I U al 'Nw -.4.-- I decided long ago, Never to walk in anyone's shadowg Ifl fail, ifl succeed, Least I ve hved as I believe. George Benson ln PY 41 1 'Nm Dean Richard Suddarth 814 years 'Dino . . . subtle sense of humor . . . tall and lanky . . . I'm inclined to disagree . . . lover ofhistory . . . basketball ' hustler. , . known through out the school for his puns. . . wild hair . . . shy mannerisms . . . knows the words to every Beatles' song. . . soft-spoken . . . speculative . . . Sudds . . philosopher. . . never stops growing. . . That's life . . . big blue eyes . . . considerate . . . speedy runner . . . album collector. . . thoughtful. . . an individual . . . Do not disturb my circles. Archimedes And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. John Lennon and Paul McCartney To be turned from one's course by men's opinions, by blame, and by misrepresentation shows a man unfit to hold an office. Fabius Maximus 1 . r r ..4W. i ' .,.4 s -Av , .1548 nhl. v V . . . .,m,,, ffff f ffff ff W ffm .,,Nx Ngw aww:-ssssrfffvhfiwm V. 1 t gg ?,,.:'e 1gt'f-w up '1 Lgrylk, RJ-gif gl. asf' 5 4 6.41 , ,' Q ,- TH-M-7 . J g 'tra .. .W .1 , S -vs -.1 'Q' ,gf-' H, i' i 1 lb- Terence Denny Taylor 3 years 'tTerry . . . willing to listen . . . very organized , . . great soc- cer goalie . . . co-editor of the Weathercock . . . took the easy way to Grand Lake . . . Mad Hungarian . . . artistic . . . devoted to obligations. . . Captain of Prom '77 . . , future architect. . . perfectionist. . . interesting personality . . . critical of himself. . . great pitcher . . . next Nolan Ryan. . . easy to talk to . . . always with a girl . . . voice like Snagalpuss . . . Shep Messing fan . . . loves cookies . . . ugoalies have a tendency to do crazy things . . . determined to get thejob done . . . . f, .X Y- Zap-W 1 Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, butl can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. William Blake Happy are those who dream dreams, and are willing to pay the price to make them come true.' L.B. Suenens i 603 ,QOQ kr , N if-9--X se ,au- Q24 1. 'aff' ixiu , Qt.: Lyn V'k Y NH , I'?Vl K N 'N-T315 'Tx X 3 Z1 .4.., '54, M ,mv I' '!'!!, I aiffg, ifii' ,5 'f. - .. fl rg., 1 . ::::: -'P+ - !! -5 ., ,-. 5431 li' -...L .. . . ' fy- f V f , W, 0 f . M FTZ ,Q 5085 nm. vw-1..Y ' A F Q3 iws' 4. ' ,'v.AW A , M .wi ,,,. . ,,..'.w W' ' e M 1' 091.1 fs x P -an f --, , Y L. . .f rg ff' ,-K V, Rebecca Rutherford Turner 9 years Becky . . . modest . . . beautiful smile . . . always carries a thousand books . . . excellent student . . . B-Line co-edi- tor . . . great Hockey player . . . true beauty . . . ran into a little trouble after a Sunset game . . . tall and slender . . . soft-spoken . . . dependable . . .just loves paste-up . . . Glascow . . . loved her temporary Lab partner in Physics . . . easy to get along with . . . true individual . . . intelli- gent . . . sincere . . . poised . . . responsible , . . always willing to help out . . . cool disposition . . . honest . . . Even if you're on the right track, you'l1 get run over if youjust sit there. Will Rogers If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams And endeavors to live a life which he has imagined He will meet with a success un- expected in common hours. Henry David Thoreau Whoever has a heart full of love al- ways has something to give. Pope John XXIII nr uk Cons tance Marie Tutera 9 years Tracts . . . SP'sp-IR-ir-IT-it . . . energetic . . . You Guys . . . extremely generous. . . original ideas. . , never a silent spectator . . . actively involved . . , six inch heels forever . . . always laughing . . . dedicated to her family and friends , . . great cook . . .gives ofherself. . . athletic . . . friend in need . . .lots of fun . . . drives everyone everywhere . . . tells you what she thinks . . . gives great parties . . . a new haircut every three weeks . . . The Big Three . . . concemed . . . vivacious K w 'm'-evo, He who has no inclination to learn more will be very apt to think he knows enough Powell ia. 'g in i' . sn, 1-um asf, ,Q R Tigz' I, Ba: great to th I, Taj my fi D.N. tinue mom I, Ro ment I, Da idler Wins: ness 1 partir night twelv Sue, C.D., Shave A,W. mont of th: life, x I, Mic B.B., great I, Sta to Da extra ming and 5 , X 1 . ,,f'7 x .lf V w I, Barbie Allen, will a million dollars to Debbie, good times to .l.B., a great senior year to J.L. and E.K., my blue ribbons to J.R., good luck to the volleyball team of '78, and many thanks to mom and dad. I, Taylor Atl1a, will to .l.l'I. a written explanation of my jokes, to B.S. my first published poem, to Mr. Harper a brand new yardstick, to D.N. a more talented person to sit by in choir, to Richard Anve con- tinued success, to Spence the ability to leave after school, and to mom all the thanks in the world for helping me through these years. I, Robert Boland, will to the senior class of '78 success and content- ment, and especially 2K for making KC a great place. I, Darren Chaney, will a brand new Celica GT to Todd Epsten, an idler arm to Mike, my pervertedness to S.T., my modesty to P.B.S., Winstead's to S.M., S.S., M.P. and H.V., many more years of happi- ness to Baby lane, Killer, and Potts, many more D.M. farewell parties to the freshman class of '74, lots of hope and fun Friday nights to T.W., another year of L.P. to Becky, six inches to C.T., ' twelve ice cubes plus one to A.M., another year of changes to Cutie Sue, more fun and games in Dr. Bunch's sixth hour class to V.H., C.D., K.K., Boom Boom, and D.F., a state B-Ball trophy to Coach Shaver and the class of '79, happiness at Barstow to G.E., S.G., and A.W., friendship to P.S., D.S., M.D., and S.D., a calendar with a month for hunting to Stan, success and love to my buddy Sandra, lots of thanks to everyone at Barstow who helped enlighten me and my life, with many thanks and love to my family. . 17' 1 . l, Michael Davis, will a Fiat to T.E., more years of weekend bliss to B.B., a thousand smiley faces to J.S., and future happiness to the great of '78. I, Stan Dean, will just a single fault to Peter, 6 inches and relaxation to Darren, a perfect boy to Anne Potter, a good joke to Dean, an I extra day to write papers to Jane, a perfect day to T.T., I lille! Wim' ming pool fto hold more people? to Steve. 0191515505 W the 'ms- and 50 no's to Kelly. - S.. l, Meredith Emas, will the greatest of luck to the class of '78, long talks, parties, concerts, tears and my friendship to Patty, lots of llaughs, my sense of humor and my baby talk to S.Mc., my driving ability, political knowledge fhalb, and great taste in music to T.E., my laugh to Potts, my volleyball skills to anyone who needs them, and great luck to future teams, many cheery memories of the '76-'77 cheerleading season to C.T., C.Mc., and J.V., best of luck and lots fun to Greg, my little sis Ruth, and the rest of me class of'8l, many special' thanks thoughts and memories to anyone else I didn't have space enough for, you know who you are, and a very special thanks and all my love to my parents. I, Todd Epsten, being of sound mind and sometimes body, will my liberal political philosophy to E.B.L. who needs it, a great year to the '78-'79 Stu-Co President who also needs it, to D.N. I leave all the problems of the Coke machine, my machoness to anyone who dares to mess with it, to S.M., J.S., M.P., and S.S. I will my mustang, and to my parents I leave enough money to get my brother and three sisters through Barstow. I, Nancy Falkenberg, will my brilliance, touring abilities, sense of di- rection, and driving skills to Andrea, Steve can have my height, my cassettes, half my Mustang and Doc's flooded bathroom, more than Abilene can offer to S.P., a fallen cake to M.O., more laps to Mr. a- Whiggens, whatever to D.C., thanks for Barstow's introductory gos- sip to Connie, the other half Mustang to Nick, and Barstow's thrills to B.M. I, Sam Hammack, will my thanks, love, and Lucy's psychiatric booth to Bill, my backgammon playing abilities to Shelly, the big book of hard-to-swallow jokes to Robin, all the foo-bird stories to Mark, good times to my little sis fM.C.J, good luck to the Godfather CS.N.J, grand- pa fM.L.J, my daughters fR.M., S.P.J, my adopted son-in-law fS.I-IJ, and my grandson CC.B.J, a fifth of Chevas Regal each to my big broth- ers 0.1-I., D.P.J, with the rest of the case for the Agathon staff, sanity to the original class of '78, luck, friendship, etc. to anyone left out, and finally all my love to Michael and all our munchkins. 5 -111.2-s-1. -f Qi-aa-at-rs fiiiairu'54 Piet?Lfff'?2ffi-EL-'Y1229fE ' ilfiff' ' x 'Y' .,. - . . .,,. .. ,.l..a,.- J.. .-... Af, 2,1 r. .4.,.....:,.,-5.-f.-C .,q,.- .'.,,H.,., -.Q wr. ' ' . .1-rv fr-.'f::-2:-,-lf,-v-:..f-nfs:hu,-A-'a.3.5,-1, fx,-,ggvf-. -is -:'vg'.f'.': -7 'Q -'-2 -IWW:L?.fF'-f,s'wf'3ISJ1f'i.2' fsf ' ' f ,, , .., ., .S ,-Tug. H - ' - - -: '- F--:z-f1g,a1':.1:.'Q,,-ei-Qur-. :Q L, , . I, Jim l-Ielman, will gaze at the stars in hope and try not to watch where my feet are. I, Chase Higinbotham, will A.M. eternal punishment for defacing top- secret government documents: to S.S. a full time Vidal Sassoon: to T.E. a partnership in the Todd Epsten-Chase Higinbotham Teacher Harrassing Foundation: to R.P.I. much happiness in the Professional Spotlight Career: to E.B.T. a solid wall and Meyer Circle: to B.T. a hot Cutlass to pass everyone on tl1e State Line hill: to everyonel forgot, understanding of my condition: and finally to Sue, everlasting thanks for extending my deadline. I, Sven Hindkjaer, will all the persons Robin Myers doesn't like any- more or the entire student body to Robin Myers: a dirty Danish words dictionary to Bob Boland: my fatherly responsibilities to my son, Chris Beale: a complete Pat Boone collection entitled Don't kill the fly, it may be your Mama! to Skip Peavey: a speeding ticket honors credit card to Todd Epsten, a civilized class meeting to next year's senior class, and a successful will made by next year's AFS stu- dent. I, Sue Holden, will Pem-Day relationships and fulfillment of a long- lasting friendship to Cofmie: to McCray a one way trip to 121st and endless dreams of happiness come true: to Becky Glascow adventures, lots of laughs, and the true meaning of friendship: to L.S., much un- derstanding and loyalty of friendships, summer laughs and future fun to T.T.: neighborhood jokes and fun to W.J.: great years to come to T.T. and L.A.: unforgettable B-Ball games to Andrea: great discussions to the Fantastic Five: a bottle of H.W. to Potts: great partytimes and a little restraint to J .G., D.C., J .L. and the rest of the gang: a hey, Heel! and good times to J ohn: enhanced backseat memories to P.T.: to C.H. hope that someone will hassle him as much as he has hassled me: great kidding and sincere best wishes to Steve: the ability to stay on top of his never ceasing lovelife to Terry: great times and thanks for much patience to Peter: all my love to Karen, Mom and Dad: and the best of memories to the class of '78. I, Chip Ingram, will not offend any of my friends by leaving one out of this will. - I, Patty Lotito, will all I have to D.A.P., including all the Big Macs he wants: to my parents all the love I can possibly give them: to my best friend M.E., many more concerts and parties together: to D.S. many more years of friendship: my great knowledge of Spanish to S.S. and J .S.: to D.P.P. many more great times with A.W.: a happy life to K.R. with Vic: all the thanks in the world to Mrs. Borden and Mr. Combs and Mr. Adams: to my little brother Steve, G.B. and P.R. all the con- certs they can live through: last but not least, I will all my wonderful volleyball skills to the volleyball team of next year. Good luck every- ORB. I, Kevin Ludwikoski, will my bagpipes to Mrs. Gieschen, to be lamin- ated and hung on the library wall. I, Andrea Markl, will my rights to the Markstrom plan to Dana: my established overhead to Mr. Combs: lessons on the brake release and empty streets to N.A.: the 1982 Forest Hills title to Jim L. and his yonex: my poma skills to N.F.: my chau.ffer's duty to Felicia: the shortest short cut to the middle school toLAlexis: and the best possi- ble years at Barstow to John, Jennifer and Cindy. I, Kelly McCarthy, will to Jane G. an everlasting friendship, thankful- ness for her always finding thingsl lose, long talks at all hours of the night, and long rides away from reality: to Anne P. my half of our minds, my perfect harmony in being in total discord, the joy and re- gret of G.I. ing, and S.B. forever: to Stan D. my ability to communi- cate, a piece of my wild side, a freshman crush, and many fond mem- ories: to Wendy K. many more roses from her knights in shining , . A A amor, terrible emma, tau oflnmlttet ma me mimang of wh dw: to Ann McC. mG.m's, cream lilled long iolml, baseball games. and the green room forever: to Merrill Pia spark of recklessness, my ability to breeze through life, and GONE WITH THE WIND: to Steve T. a very special wink: to Peter S. all the curls he's constantly cutting off and my reputation as a bottomless pit: to John Pat thankfulness for giving me a taste of life and a unbiased opinion whenl need it: to Lynn and Maralee my past and my future: and to two brown eyes I will my 16th year. I, Arm McCray, will my undecisive P.O.A., double supply of R 8a D mix, and many peanut butter and green jars to Pottsg 7th grade mem- ories and pottery room gossip to C.T.: fat freddies, baseball drives and A green room to K.M.: an apartment to M.0.: an appointment at the chiro and a datebook to S.H.: getting stuck in the back seat to B.T.: my study habits to M.P.: my seat in 8th grade math to S.M.: many empty closets to Sap: an i.w. to C.D.: an endless night curfew for K.K.: Rog to D.D. for keepsg my arguing ability in math to W.K.: my l p.s. to P.T.: an unloseable comb to L.K.: hopefullness of somebody breaking our tie to L.S.: concerts to L.H.: a rainy drive-in to S.T.: a date with a Delta Upsilon to T.T.: and an updated Y,N, orl book to B.L. and R.B. . -s ' 1 is-. I I, Sarah McGee, will to Jane and Sandi all the love, patience, com- patibility, understanding, fun, good times and dates that the world , has to spare: to Todd, cruising, long talks and a special friendship that no one understands: to Merrill the ability to forget what homework is and how not to do it, and many unemployed, endless summers to- gether: to Hall.i the fmesse to be an Earth Cadet and my ability to always find something to talk about: to Jan many more momings of Singers, play practices and years of fun: to Cindy lots of fun next year: to Barstow the ability to survive without a McGee for the first time in 13 years! ' , 1 .V . V. , N M, g ,Q H . 1 I, Rr fr-len tcnn crazi pour L.A. ,andi 1 I F 1 ,ill f l, Ro whicl jokes B.T., early doctr the tw arour as I li Helm I, Mal ter S. a spec frienr C.B., pill tc day: the 1 to WY d ring md D em- and B.T., ml' Y B to Z 1 l, I x R crld that rk is to of rst ,ff I, Ron Morris, will World's of Fun, lingo, Roadrunners and a lifelong friendship to lane S.: my pool cue to my best partner, Connie T.: my tennis table paddle to Kevin L.: my Little Mary brush to Patty L.: craziness to David and Carl N.: chauvinism to the tennis teams: l2 pounds of Bananas to the B team: popcorn, donuts and smiles to L.A., S.L., S.W. and l.V.: thanks to Pumkin, Mom, Dad, Grandmom and tl1e guys of the Rock. 51' :Mi , W ' fx!! K7 . jf- ., :A V 'lx ? ' an wb, it U fs 6 -'F it I, Robin Myers, will to Sam I-Iam all my Hard to Swallow jokes which are very good with breakfast in bed: to W.E.T., all my water jokes Cc'mon, they're not that dryli to C.H., whose face looks like B.T., my philosophy on life fit's no big deall: to S.H. all the early, early Saturday and Sunday mornings: to the administration all my doctor's notes, whether real or fake, and the wisdom to distinguish the two: to Art Crumm all the grades that he gave me, espeeialll' around the end of the quarter: to my son Chris Beal, a sister as soon as l find the right applicant: to Edward Tranin, Laura Wolff and Jim Helman, all' my Semitic jokes. . I, Malinda Oakes, will the best of luck and good times to my little sis- ter S.L.: the E.C. back to L.K: my chemistry notes to K.M. and D.B.: a spectacular pool shot to C.E.: my tennis abilities to K.C.: a growing friendship to D.D.: swimsuits back to P.T.: memories to D.F., A.T., C.B., and D.P.: the Beach Boys concert to LP.: Vaheva1a 10 L-S-I 8 pill to relieve all S.l-I. pains lhz,haJ, the camper ride to and from L. of ' r t,.Mf+ ff. -f fzzsfs.. -' '- ' r rzga-,.. ,,,--J, v, the O., to S.H., K.H., A.P., S.S., D.H., and L.S.: peanut butter parfaits to S.S.: a blind date with 'l'.A. to S.P. on 10-30: thanks to S.T. for last minute pool parties: talks to K.M.: remembering necessities to N.F.: a home perm to C.T.: a supply of cream filled long johns to A.M.: sneak-a-peek at the Plaza to A.P.g and most of all, a great future and friendship forever to Toots, Potts, and McCray: the free and easy way to Scott: my thanks for their patience to Mom and Day: and my thanks to the class of '78 for their friendship during my 4 years at Barstow, Good Luck. I, Dana Parker, will best of luck to A.K.: success to the knights: and a great basketball season to H.S., B.F., C.E. and C.S. l, Skip Peavey, will always remember the class of '78 and everyone else for the friendship they gave me: APW memories, double-dates, my Starfire, and my hat is off to my twin, Scott: the good Days Cand nightsj we had in Europe and 100 swimsuits to Stevey: lots of love, dates, and a sign to Potts and McCray: L's T or D night to my sis- ter toots, the finer things in life to Suzanne: cough drops, peanut but- ter and J months to Katie and Carol: fun at K's lake, movies, and S's to Wendy and Dawn: an orange Camero and my gold comb to Peter: O.N,S. and my mustache comb to Stan: Vail and friendship to Sue: 8th grade memories to Barbie: two extra room keys to Nancy and Chip, my little sister to Bob: great times and memories to K.Mc., M.E., M.O., T.E., S.Mc.: my driving skills to J.W.: a hershey kiss to C.K. and V.H.: love and a landscraper to J an and Kathy: a revolving light to K.C.: my deceased Volks to LR., D.B., T.W., P.T., T.L., F.M., and W.H.: three years to David D.: popcorn to a few special Fresh- men: a big case of beer to Doug, A.T., D.F., C.B., C.S., and L.S.: and lastly to Bucky and Mom and Dad 1,000,000.00 dollars for their loving care they gave me Cwhich should compensate for over-time, sick leave ax I, Merrill Pierson, will to Sat a driver's Education refresher course, a tutor in RED AND WHITE, someone to make sense out of her En- glish interpretations, and friendship: to K.M. a purple heart for back- ing me through four years of WAR without a major retreat, a Karie- poontes revolt-of the peasants: to McGeeweehaw the Summer of '77 -Thanks, a motored wheelchair to play hockey in, and voluptu- ousness: to Sandi, a life-long Presidency in Karriessentes for being so nice to you-know-who: to A.M. a tall, dark and handsome Greek God from SMU: to Chase backward somersaults at UMKC and a portrait of Gabriel Oak: to Jimmy Carter lust for S.M.'s voluptuous body and endless gripe sessions: to Thumper a diploma for the first four years, but most of all, thanks for making me appreciate Self- Relianoe' and showing-not telling-how interesting literature is: to Mr. Brewer the real world if he ever finds it: and to E.B.L. supreme command of little people 'cause now you have one plus a CLEAN slate and new leaf, an exclusive crash course in journalism taught next year 9th hour, EN GUARD for a Coup d'etat in 1982, and many thanks for making four years tolerable. , s -., . .. M,-gr.. , -I .,.---vs: ' ' -,, :. ,--K .- - -H: : . . V- Q-'we-.1 ,Y ,'g:.g'arg,i?T':75'g,Z...f,2j1:IN 15 . 92+ 5-'zil-W-. 1'?5-'sefiiff N-gfl-1,111 '-11 .. , - ' X -' - ,-. N5 rg?-1 -,fp 1' , 2. ,f - fer- 1- -1-f5?'fF5!!f so f , .f - , . -i ' ef 3-ef Q,. ' ?,:6-2,:.,-5- '21, f , , 1932-125.5-,ri ii 'f-1, g .1 1, ---cg , Z'5?7.:'471il 1, A qi'92 f?1:i-34:35 22-,vii iii.-'Q'--'ijfz V f- V-T -it g--was Q 1-1336 :Egg as-:1 vt:-.e xe .. ,aff -na-e..'.,ai, 491-'ass- 52'--1 211:--.:D: :x - fr-ee... -111-1' - - -12:2-.QF-:if---.Q 'f sate? .. 1 sf: 14'-Je:-t-.-rf---Q -f. 4: --A - , ,-r,--,,3f,g,1,-'f ,--f..t:L:.'f55+-f :isis-vw,-,gr -1- -mgzfm, ,:e'i'!Qf.,z:-ffm.:auf--gsffrafpf-1.2: -, ' r + ft f er ' ' 'snuff---XQ.:Sv'L 5f1:5!r1:-flf .- ,vs .-:aehf-.V f I, Shelly Piper, will: My teachers in friendship, sadly I bring to the end of this course in life. For now between us the last bell shall ring in what may have been success or strife. Sandi, the savior of forgotten assignments, the friend who with me, together, laments, who praises my folly, who always feels jolly. Tell, tell and some day your gonna! Though happy and cheerful you build a persona, please don't change though only grow . . . The one who tells the joke of a lark fFoo-bird don't ryhme-sorry Markj. Twin Oaks and Twinkies-you're a tilthy mind, I only kid you, you're really very kind. Keep talking philosophy and what you seek you'll tind , . . A tear, a smile-there I know but , Sam, one feeling in you shall grow. You know-a munchkin here, a munchkin there. Dare I at my age?-oh well-take care . . .A light attracts the sight of fliers, manure distracts the flight of sighers. In this will t.here's a way, choose as not to waste away your will. fr! I I, Jane Satterlee, will good luck and happine to the entire senior class of '78, love and best wishes to my sis's I-Iolly, Sherli and cuz Lolly, my mathematical super-brains to I. Marshall, the ever- lasting memories of true friendship and bears to my Barstow Buddy Bitsy, my navigation abilities to S'nT, my Gremlin putt-putt skills to George, my clodhoppers to Sven, my fond memories of laughter, good times, and fantastic friendship to Sarah, Todd, Sandi, Merrill, Chase, Mikey and Halli, my constant friendship and love to my two superest friends Sand-R and Jo-Do, best wishes and many thanks to the Sloan's for all their help, guidance and friendship, and most of all I will love and appreciation to Mom and Dad for making these three fantastic years at Barstow possible! I, Peter Sloan, will to S.D. a lifetime of duckhunting, to A.P. chicken noises, key words and thanks for her understanding, to K.McC. a nosejob and Pee-Wee , to D.C. my incredible skyhook that never works, to W.J. disco dancing and a unique future CI'm sorryll, to 31 8a 33 thanks for brightening up my morning, to the gang summer 1976, to B.T. and S.H. a certain lab partner, to S.T. a waiter for his pool parties, to the choir pg. 107, to the next soccer team Smith Cotton without Red, and to the Peter Sloan mini course in priorities. is J 7 se Q A I, Anne Potter, will Friday nights, the greenroom, an unanswered phone, the soaps, a bomb, and I4 years of laughter, memories and friendship to A.Mc., 4 different Gemini's, A-3, P,B.G., P.O., G.I., and an eternity of my unspoken friendship to K.Mc., burnt steaks, the other side of the mountain, and hard core to C.T., more unknown parties to M.O., a wet bic, dasher-smashers and my best wishes for the future to K.K., walks in the snow and anodrer year of high notes to C.D., Castle Coombe, fruit-o-lay, my cat piccy and 8 unforgettable years of friendship to retep, vanilla wafers, pink chablis and Junior laws to B.B. Bomber, a free church tour to B.T., a second grade play and an attic room to S.Mc., psychoanalysis to S.D,, unending success to J.V.D., many thanks to the gang , Van Buren in 1856 to E.B.L., a caterpillar to Ray, and tl1anks, love and England to Emy and Willie. I, David Pritchard, will all the love and understanding I can give to A.S.W. with hope that we will never cease to enjoy each other, to K.L.R. all the luck she needs with V.S. and a thanks for all her help, many great heights to P.G.L. and D.A.P. when they go to dinner and to a movie?, good luck to D.R. and N.B. even though they couldn't take one last year, to W.E,T. for without his help I might have been lost, a thanks for the memories to M.H,, A.l., S.H., L.P. and l.G., wings and the wind to S.H., many B.F.'s fo V.V., maybe she'Il keep one, a better golf swing to I-I.S. and S.P., and nothing short of everything to my Amy. - 'fs 'ev I, Sandra Stell, will my all and much more to Mom and Dad, my love to Bus, to Y.E.S., all the success you so much deserve, my volleyball uniform Qknee pads, holes and alll and at least three more years of the greatest luck to my little ones, Lol and Sus, to my unofficial little one s.s., my love, at least I 114 inches and just a teensy-weensy bit of math to keep the spirit up, to my best buddies .V.S. and S.M., an in- finite memory of our happiest times and everlasting friendship, a special little thing to Sat, to Pip a continuance of our exceptional kind of friendship, to our gang T.E., C.I'I., E.T., R.P.I. the Third, M.P., I-I.V. the fact that Winchell's doesn't stay open 24 hours, to Hobbley, merely the best, to Barb a volleyball court 12 ft. longer, to D.C. all that we had together, to M.D. the words If only you knew ' . . . , to my devoted locker partners, P.S., PeeWee locker bombers wherever you go, and D.S. the ability to keep your head out of the way of my flying books, to Senor and Thomps, all the gratitude that's left in me, to K.F.C. the complete set of our times-vol. 1-5 and all that they entail, and to the class of '78, unity forever. r ' V 1 P+ I, De Darr feet ty tc Patti I wil hope I,Te to St P.R.: off' 'Q of cc best tape espec Grea Jul, z a cha I, Ed polic speer Mom wish: M.P. those ,X I, Ste we've drive: charr clean mem nie, a days shoes my 'h vice t C.D., tric b pools .--I-ts.. all, I Nann I. ly Llls tl' , 'o :s to ' all SB Cell 0 ner is , , , ,ff 1 r . I, l ' r ,Ig Dean Suddarth, will Stan my sense of humor and cheap jokes: to Darren I will my weird records: twenty pounds to Peter and two feet to headless: to Chip my left ear: to Jane and Sandi l will my abili- ty to organize: luck and a new senior room to the class of '79: to Patty I will my ability in History, along with a special thanks: to Sue I will blue eyes and a lesser developed animuus: I finally will all my hope to the class of '78. l, Terry Taylor, will all the grace in the world and many a great time to Stan: late parties, a special dance and an everlasting friendship to P.R.: to Sue her idenity and a date to every dance she was ripped- off : to Slick an eternal tube of Ultrabrite: to Dawn a lifetime supply of comments: many great memories and a Spanish letter to K.C.: the best of luck with Miss M.l. and many a carousal in Estes to E.B.L.: a tape recording of a baseball team ride to Scotty, S.D., D.N., Dino and especially Thumper, who will also receive a book, How to Perceive Greater Depth in Literature : a caterpillar to Ray: my love always to Jul: a peace treaty to the class of '78: all my love, appreciation and a chauffer to Mom and Dad: and to Tras, merely the best. l Ed Tranin will one hot fudge sundae and seat covers to Kate' a police badge and the presidency to T H E ' to Bec the wild drives with speed racer and Norman one more paste up for A M to R M your Momma' a pool table and my life s fortune to C H to S D Evy wishes his best my half interest in a Chinese restaurant to Bill T to M P free time a lawr mower and a map reading course and to all those Karnapuntes still lurking t.he halls keep it up I, Becky Turner, will Colorado, a comb and many great times to Sue: a million uncontrollable laughs and the better part of my education to Ed: all the nasty things I can think of to Chase: the three G's and my craziest memories to M.T.W.: the thrill of editorship CZJ and late night pasteaups to Andrea: carpool memories and their own car to Potter and McCray: all the happiness he deserves and a car that always starts to John: a picture with eyes open to Peter: a great friendship to P.E.W.: the best of luck to my little sister Valerie: Mr. Lacey to the B-Line or vice versa and love forever to my family and friends. I, Connie Tutera, will spirit, organization and good times to the class of'78: everything you always wanted that you couldn't have while I was home to Peach: love and friendship to the Holdens : brotherly love forever to S.T. and S.P.: a special place in my heart to Potts and McCray: my 9:30 curfew to M.O.: my sense of humor to those who appreciate it- senters : favors to Chip: an eight ball to R.M.: driving ability to Todd: a paint brush to N.F. and P.L.: an ace to tl1e tennis team: 3 days to Ed: life-long supply of batteries for her mouth to S Mc ' my rally sport and a home movie to P.S. calories to K.Mc. my voice to C M M E J V and V 'three wishes to C E luck to S L memories of the Big 3 to Mr L and Mr B 5 inch heels to C T J C and K K my brains and looks go to the highest bidder the way we were to C B A T D F and D P a blank check and a rich son in law to Mom and Dad much love to Nam and a maid and cook to Mike and Joe love ball f the : one n. I ': to ew s re that's all o I Steve Trenton will lots of dates her own telephone and all the fun we've shared to my little munchkin: my Fiat, L.N.'s and 4 min. drives, and a life-long friendship to Wendy: my comb, datebook, charm, good looks, and Europe '77 to Skip: my Zfhlefic ability, 2 clean driving record and a quart of Baccardi to Todd: middle school memories and all the happiness in the world for short people to Con- nie: a piece of licorice to Kelly: a car without a console to Stan: rainy days and a dull blade to Scott: a compliment to Dawn: ml' 500091 shoes to Jmnieg my long legs to Nancy: my musical talents to Peter: my 'height to J.D., lots of fun in Little M8-TY tv Jan? mY good ad' vice to Peach: best of luck in your senior YUM to B.F., LW., L.S., S.C., c.n., K.K., LL., E.c,, M.F., ml., and LG.: good health and an elec- tric blanket to Sue: another hlstoryclals to Chip: full in '-he Sun and poolside chats to Ann, Anne and Malmdai U10 PSN of 1'-'ck to the T's : peace and quiet in the librlfy to Mn- Glewhem and mast of all, I will a handy rnan to Mom, a chaufflr to Dad, and ull my love i0 Nanny. l, Halli Vrooman, will weekends at Watts Mill and the ability to make it through one more year to my sister Vicki: many exciting years of school to my younger brothers, Bobby and Peter: nights at Winsteads and cruising around to Sarah, Jane, Sandi and Merrill: all the volley- ball memories to Meredith, Barbie, Patty, Sandi, Laura and Carol: and to my little sister Katherine, all the luck for the next three years at Barstow. 61 Z -. . Hin your spare time . . . ready to help . . . attempted seclusion in I the teachers' lounge . . . involved . . . demanding . . . conscientious . . . faces adversity in the line of duty . . . Faculty K4 Q ' Y: as . . A ,y S37 Joseph R LeBlanc Assistant Headmaster Head o the Lower School I , ,o if iizfffze -lzf iz 1' 4 4 fa?1QS+fk?iB A -V I g,L..wi, Q' I xx 6 5 L? bmi? Q WF , M ' X 1, . g it A g 'WL ,NU niwwm l.3 ',S'g ,Y 5, ' bw, yr '2'g,'f::,!f! nj, K3- sf' wxwf 7 K 2 mf' Gerald M. Harper Head of the Mtddle School in-as wi -'drill' I L11-M LEITT: Juhn A. Fiorella, Guidance Directorg Clinton H. Gates, Devel- opment Dircctor. BELOW: Mitchell Gratwick ll, Admissions Director Mrs. l. l-lornbuckle, Administrative Secretaryg Mrs. Jeffercy R. Jones, Reoepionistg Sherman W. Kennedy, Business Manager. 1 5. -vit. ,- .4 , WV' 18. fi:- 1 - .., 1-18 Y fl' 1 5 Faculty BELOW: Mark W. Adams, Physicsg RL-x G, Andrcxx Q, Music: Mrs. Cornelius Boersma, Grade 8: Mrs. John l'. Burden, English. A ,Q -.M 1 40x I r K I .9 A .57 'Q H f 4 .LP ,f rw 1 'i'44?:fgi.5Q iff, . . r f-ff ig f - X1 1. -. ' '1 r ' 1 f .N A fr Cr ,V R :fi 5' ' f' figgikiiii'-43 .gil X4 ,ut My uf I - - 1fiff9ctr?2:',' . , .if v I rv L ,, I ? 3.231 1 3 XE bg' 1 1124.1 n f. f ABOVE: Walter W. Brayman, Historyg Raymond A. Brewer, Mathc- matics. 69 Q 1 Q, ' N , Wah ,-' -'mf fi A e ,J C .. 1 A :ff J xi. 2211 ' Cari' ff' ri 1' sv' V f G,-o -ct? LEFT: Grant W. Mallett, Grade 6 and 7 Historyg Mrs. George Mensch, Foreign Languageg Mrs Henry A. Mitchell, Scicnceg John Nubilc, Spanish. gsm ,ji 73 g..-1 QW' QT!! Jin, 'af Xfff. ' ' ' ' ? 'Z','4:7 'f 'fn' -r:'v'-W. Af-A -wWf'- H M J 2, J -, f 3' .QS -N5 J ,PN .K Us . -an-1-n-up 1 ,.....-- 1 , ma- n- -I .Q 5 g f 1 x ww A ' E? if F KJ ,LA X MfOXi Ni QT Q ff w Hfmuld 1' Qs? Sucimrth. Kindergurteng Mrs. James F. Teamey, Gmdc 5 N1flI1lCT'IlL1IiCS,!SOClHl Slud- 1, 'mx Ll. zu ri L Hu!.Llx.1df 31NX1l1i.1m E. Thompson, Ifnglish: Mrs. Owen Bridge. Gmdv 1:XIrx.Du41ne 1,1 ..,. I., X 1 I I 5 I E : s I V I X 1 1 - I Kitchen Staff SEATED: Mrs. Bresbin, Mrs. Yoachumg STANDING: Mrs. Mann, Dietitiang Mrs. Arnone, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. McCleudon, Mrs. Rooney, Mrs. Ledbeltc . ' r, Mrs Leo, Mrs. Angell, Mrs. Prucha, Mrs. Alhson, Mrs. Engelken. fx. - - . r y. 5 - 5 I 9' . s ,gr V 1 af MTB? . I '-. Yq gfrL.fX gf' . fe, by .g'f'9f-?1'5 : 5 lf w.f1.k A Q,'3.,' T, 'SE ,. 1? . vf,' r . , , N ,K ,IJ r X Y S' SS 5, . s x s-. if I ms-1 1 r W' R N Maintenance LEFT: Craig Feezell, Dirk Hansen, Ed Mar tin, Tom Adams, Robby Robertson. I I N1 I ,I I Q I. 4 4 3 x ! messy lockers can I borrow rtends chewmg gum you re not supposed to have I have lots o homework but constant state 0 dtsorder a year ull o memories Students ' f- Q.. f f' . f f -- +R ,fYfj1'fi 'Ext-, yfilf' Juniors Yi 'Nz iN 13 41 fl If -. 1 ig 5 4f'4N +:SZQf4+ -1' xi ' .,,,........f- gf! xzxisx- sf we A 1 , N-s fi 7125. .- ga-run ' . T , an ' A '. -...f w. fi ' Iv I vat ' I J Q I ll: N 7' li fp 1 Q 1 .. ' 'Q . 'ng 7' gm ss 3 t fa '- fb X4 :L v 3 Mi , w,. .M in 5 . ww 54 SX if' ABOVE: Boone Calloway, Virginia Clarke, Suzanne Croft, Doug Curry, Dawn Daily, Carol Davis, Chris Eddy, Mimi Fitch. ABOVE RIGHT: Brian Frazier, Dayna Fuchs, John Goodman Jane Gottsch, Nan Haren, Vicki Hoffman. RIGHT: Bruce Huffman, Wendy Johnston, Connie Kenney, Katherine Kessin- ger, Wendy Ketterman, Eric Krugh, Jim Lyd w-af 1:72 N may?- 'PX 4. sc, 1 ' don, Adrian Marrullier, Paul Martin, Avijit Mitra. an va A-4 x'fX..-YN Wig -rffza-:fin .. :Qi , , . V N 1 L , ,VY v, Y ,,,Y ,,-V, . J Xiu' 11 : ' ' Sap ho mo res QTIT- ni 9' '-1..,,i , aff I Nr' ! 1 5' Y-nr' ...P . 51 i, elf f Nyxtllz Ss? ' Q: V , X, x, X 9 X ' t fa Q I V, ff . 1124- -1 'R EE . 3 ww 14' --,ar TD I ml! It aaa sw f ,v tw. Q N A -Q., lll UJXX Su it 0.1km Iexlir Parrott Pwm Pnntrrutt lxar1P1erSon, Lane Preston. Libby Prigmoru. lulmrr R155 B.rrb.1r.i Arm Robertson Beth Ronny John St Clair. 1-- ABOVIL: George Sutterlee, .lnmcs Town- ley,C'ull1y Ircmon, Peachus I'utum, Carol Vansunt. Katrina Ami Xllrldrop, CarrullWliitt:1kcr, Paul Windsor, liclsy Woodbury, 643' s 'V B9 ww., , Q, V.-1 X x7 nu..- A YWW .- f Y, e , 5, ....,-'- u .9 r W -JJ, , ' 'f- ffff N, rn. V? lv.. ,ima 'f'?f1f'w .f,1 1.3 f A Bi ff 's NN du 1 K X I 'YQ .1 xy U: va 'E f I f-P' 2-wi Fw VN R Q A, Q5 fl 4' 1 1-bv 1 v -A Y. v--r v'-' Q l ! 6 ABOVE: Laura Abrams, Anne Asper, Amy Brown, Greg Burger, Michelle Chittenden, Katherine Dean, David Dixon, Gregory Emas, Reginald Givens, Ruth Goodman, RIGHT: Scott Gordon, Mitchell Gratwick, Cynthia Hall, Cindy Herman, David Hous- ton, Emily Huffman, Michael Huffman, Laura Johnson, Drew Kenney, Adam Krugh. 1'-L ,, ,icy My -1 1 R A :' I G4 A ' 'Y ,Sy N 15 nur 'ff u,r , :Qf0.t1'f' A,- rs !,K 'Q r ,--s x,l 'r'--a Alf!! C139 If -v-'vu LEFT: Greg Kuruvilla, Stephanie Layle, Susan Lillard, Tim Martin, Beth Merrill, Ranjan Mitra, Edward Moody, Adam North, Steven Pitts, Valery Poland, Jay Rivard, Julee Kay Sanders, Jamie Seymour, Holly Spen- cer, Katherine Spencer. X.,- ' t X .fel an s . v-f, ' Q X an rl LA C? Kw- I YH' ABOVE: Sherri Stell, Jennifer Ste- vens, Trusi Taylor, Jennitbr Van Dyke Mark Virden, Angela Wang, Susan Willens, Sherri Winer, Anita Wright, Stefan Zauchenberger. K , 7' ,.,,,.,,.,,,,, W , ,, -H , - -' , f - 'i': 1f.YHr ' '11-'f -Q ' ' -' 1 r 4 Yns, I would luv: tu go f f 5 1 F I 1 11. 12 S sE: -... W G g if -. gyg 4 N v , 1 an if 'x 7f 'i17i5'ZvH UMM I ' ' 7 - F i?,1ff?i 4 sf f 19 I y an ' -W 5' T562 iifkgghfis fi P n i J wg, Rig, X ,a x,,..,. ,L- al' h KF .Y t Q- K, v X 91- ' af? I Q30 F - ',3f'b, -' - 7 L .NN , X JEM-'SNL ,I- V, u ABOVE, First row: Stevc Bernstein, Melanie Carver, Krista Sorkin, Jocelyn Villanueva, Lec Harsh, Kristin Wittakcr, Brian Hall. Second row: Kimberly Soutliam, Ashley Levitt, Staci Brooks, Emily Gratxvick, Sara Bancroft, Christcna Masson, Charotte Agee Third row: Kim Sankpill, Steve Traxler, Bill Dickey, Stuart Salomon, Kenneth St. Clair, Bram Glass, Max Goldman, Jack Platt. ixth Grade 9 X., l02 i ..,,, hi? Nfpm r 'w 'lrkrff t K, S I jr .qi K ,,,i L ' Q. r Q V -f. gi, ff! Fifth Grade LEFT, lfirst mtv: Ann Gurdun, David Byrne, Heidi Schwegler. Second row: Ward Worley, Jnlic Gutlirlgltt, Lance l-lart,Willi1tm Pilclizird. Third row: Sltunlt Bront- mun, Craig Schultz, Megan LLtt'l'crty, David Chick. Fourth row: Sully Nixon, Steve Barker, Scott Redick, Btwyd Morri- son, Absent: Alexis Murkl, LEFT, First Row: Phillip Williams, Rubin Sugar, ltrhn Fitch. Second Row: Miclmcl Coulter, l'1itier1ce,Iurics, Lisa Kusnetczky, Mury Lee Trtsug. Third limvt D.rvid Stern, Mike Swords, Rub Burden, l-rgrncux Nlutlge-l uk, Becky Stevens. lfourtlt litiw: Mutt ll.trpu1',Circteltut1 Stihwcgler, Lutlr.x0sborli,P1tl Lndxvikmki, Xliku Xltfttlly w 1 i , , E .. I 1 ,, 3 F I 1 1 I 5 ., 1 , 1-4 1 1 4 a I f I I I 1 1 n I I s I I I I I I ,J l , . ,, ., . W Q ...Q- , , ,,..,..-...,.-....N . V-Qf--'- - - W- - -- V VY -V V N V VW K WV V fmnfg- ,. , , tw V , , . Third Grade ABOVL lust Row Bum Gr muck lhhbu IJ fdllxmu Lim Schultz L mm Slldon Stcvun Burke Matt Carolun, Eric Schwugler Lee Ellyn Curry Jhlilllltl' Bold Second Rum Lulu Mlm Cmdx Smkplll N1 rx xnt Whxu Anna Bruus Jill hpiten, Todd Ray, Anm Wlmley Bnan Schorgl Tlmd Roxx l mllx N Ik Mlm lx vm Xllvllx 'wield mr Llsa Sugar Lynne Benson Erxc Peters, Sean Hurt, Chm lxopp Ed bv Second Grade RIGHT, lfirst Row: Jeff Penner, Catherine Williams. Second Row: Carrie Saunders, Valerie Rockwell, Brigetta Schwegler, Susan Bor- stein, Matt Brayman. Third Row: Matt Pilchard, DJ. Pederson, Chris Nigro. Fourth Row: Troy Meiss, Kurtis Rhodcn, Jeff Napshin, Chris Craig. ,X BELOW, First Row: Marc Cortes, Nikki Slaughter, Ashley Harper, Anissa Berry, Peter Vrooman. Second Row: Scott Craig, Peter Lacy, Mark Moody, Jaime Schultz, Lynne Asper, Andy Boasberg. Third Row: Dan Fromm, Tom Lewis, Jason Tyrer, David Thompson, Katie Nixon, 108 t, rl - - l ind QVPFFPHH ABOVE Frrst Row Nichole LaPomt Douglas Coulter J P Sankptll Greg Weber Second Row Dana Peterson Ann Rrppey Mrles Whitley Kyle Whittaker Third Row Barrd I ogel Ben Lorenzo Lee Ann Snyder Ricky Johnson Davrd Bemstem F Lrst Grade BELOW Flrst Row Crndy McCullom Errka Lewrs Mindy Shultz Prasad Sharma Chris McCurly Chrrstopher Cobb David Bernsteln Second Row Joseph Llster Kevrn Ryan Mark Southam Laura Boggan Joel Brous Greg Weber Dan1elCarolan Jeff Shmn i -- Bahia in ! Lfxd.. l V ,, r I ' ' , ' . ' 1 ' 5 , . , . , - I 7 ' A v I - 1 . 3 V 7 I 9 . 5 I - 5 y ' y ' Y 3 1 r v I , A I wi ,Q .., ,. r . 'Q L Q 1: 1 li ' l -f .a L Q ' P.,-- 's's ',r... 5 ' v W ? f . rf pw, , f ' 'W fi 'r ' 4 f ,.,., , V, - I- W7 Lf 3 4 , t N Q ' , Y, l uf. N , . . It x . X , . , ' L ' K ' V, xl .f K1 k .W 'W 9, Q 'T ., Vi e A .L . X ' ' Q l , V 4 ' .. f.'-sffix' D , Q-',.J 7' ' 'I C L ' ' Q '.L,'5. V , , , 'af' J-Ogxx vv -4 ABOVE, First Row: Paul Harrow, Jill Tilzer, Alis 5 l I 'mv on Schifman. Second Row: David Emley, Alison Arms, Michael Dawson, Stacey Knight. Third Row: Jen- nifer Yelton, Chris Becsley, Todd Shaver, Joey Bochelman. Kindergarten BELOW, First Row: Eddie Volk, Kara Rhoden, Wendy Aks, Stacy Chick, Sunti Wathanacharocn. Second Row: David Bell, Libby Moeller, Sydey Sorkin, Stephanie Shinn, Andrew Brayman. .li 'as 1 :M rm ng 12' ig . - A 1.3 1 EDU656 I 0 - M, V 1' 1. . 5 X , a-'. f r we '. x 5 5 l 0 s lik! iv f vw 1 mdlvwmmki -.e 'Mr' ' ff' -'ex ' ' v vw- -' -.1 -he ff-fr' ---, A Y .M -- ,.,-. , 31,1 Y 5 4, ,-.,,,,,j u f Y.: S3 14 . , r V I, H- r X it va FEI sf , ABOVE, First Row: John Wiley, Daphne Reitz. Second Row: John Towncr, Melanie Lorenzo, Clad Ruback, Ashley Wilson, Oliver Truog, Judy llpsten, Third Row: Lynn Curnelison, Todd Rullman, Courney Slaughter, Scott Olofson, Greg Gurlcy, Jenny Edwards, Amy Ogden. 4., Pre-Kindergarten ...E 'S-.Z ' NS. sl ..-H 4 'wx . ' ...-.- I J , .,t93c,., :L A 'L ., ffQ!F','-7.5.65 H? :ig-'fmjlq'-2'Z:, S tm- 'ig'-::ffa5 51:J1:-:ggfz-'iii 1 .IL 4 -if fi . - --. - -. f-.M --- - Y -.-if,-'M ...,,,., . . ,f . g-- , ll . . . involvement. . . A practice, practice . . . disorganized I . . . Todd's harlcening A voice . 'late ' , , Organizations night paste-ups . . . daily Singers' reveille meeting after lunch in which room? . . . cooperation . V . N ME tudent Council I-irst Row: Sandi Stell, Vice-prcsidentg Todd Epsten, President. Second Row: Susan Willcns, Trina Wuldrop, Dr. Quinn, Advisor: Katie Kessinger, Third Row: Sue Holden. Dana Buckstrom, Andrea Markl, Dawn Daily, Secretary: Malindu Oakes, Bitsy Napshin, Greg Emas. This has been a challenging year for Barstow. The Student Council, and the Student Faculty Congress have strived to improve the Barstow com- munity in many different ways. As president, my main aim has been to try to create more understanding be- tween all facets of Barstow. The newly formed Student Faculty Congress has been designed to do just this. Through an interplay between students and faculty, many problems have been re- solved, and both the student and the faculty have come to have a greater respect for each other. It is more important that the con- gress be supported by all. ln future years I would hope to see the congress an integral part of making Barstow a better school. Sincerely, Todd Epsten 'k7 R3-wr x 4,5 Q -.. li-. ' 'i A .yin mum v-.71 A r T .47 X .....r..! fix X tudent- Faculty Congress First Row: Mr. Brewer, Mrs, Z21LlCilLJl'lbCIgCY, Katie Kessingcr, Dana Buckstrom. Sccund Row: Mr. Lacey, Mrs. Burden, Greg Iimus, SUS1lI1xVliiCllS, Mrs. LeBlanc, Mrs. Gicschen, Dr. Bunch, Third Row: Bitsy Nupshin, Trina Waldrnp, SundiStc11, Vice-presiduntg Pctcr Sloan Dawn Daily, Sccrcturyg Todd Epstcn, Presidcntg An4 drea Murkl, Mr. Martin. AA ... 1.1 54,3441 r 'n I. .NZ hui' Karrlessentes Fmt R011 N1err1llP1arsu11 D1111B.1LMm1111 SLL111111 R011 Sm II1 41 I1 Xhmix lxetlumln l111L Sdturlek Xlu pruxdml Tl111dRuxx Skull 9 1 rudc SHICII Stull Pluldnnl !11ur1!1 R1111 1111 IJL 111 l5r1111 I 111 Palm Slum PQ B.A.A. ' 1, Xi .5 1 1.41 X .1 kg' Stcvc Trulltun.I'rcx11Ic11I.I41-U11 'l'111'11ur Yxc,-111uw11I1-111 D.111n1NL1l1.1.1.Suru.111. 11 11 N il 1 E -8 8 i 1 1 P Li? I I U . 4 a I ,. '- 7i?.'.4' 1 rg , gk ' I U I I Ala First Row: Shelley Piper, Kate Dean, Todd lipsten, Angela Wang Second Row: Stan Dean, Kelly McCarthy, John Goodman, liddie Moody, Jay Windsor, David Houston. Third Row: Nan Haren, Julie Sanders, Raj Mitra, Chris Beal, Merrill Pierson, Beth Merrill, Emily Huffman, Darren Chaney, Mr, Lacy, Edward Tranin. my 1. na 1 First Row: Scott Gordon, John Hoel Andrea Markl, Becky Turner. Second Siell, Michael Davis, Barbra Robcrtso Bruce lfluffman, Dean Suddarth, Boo bcrg, Ingrid Hall, Robin Myers. x sf i s . x N I . f the b-line harsmw school 942-3255 11511 state Img man kansas city, me 64114 Coedltols :rv chin! M rki am ra . pr Exacunve sdltor Mrrrrl Hr rs: Asllalarrl odllor y ,, it Faculty .amor My Lacey Layout .army Eoward Tramn N-M .arm Sandi Stall Fsaturul pang' Rohm Myers Cnrloonilt Parry Loma Photographer: Bruce Huffman Ra, Mina Boys :pcm enum Mike Dsvls Girls :Donn adm' Shelly Piper Aavafmrng Todd Epsren Circulation Kelly Mccarirry Kale Dean ,J. l r 1, if .yy i , Trissy Laylc, Felica Markl Row: Patricia Lotilo, Sandra n, Jennifer Lawson. Third Row ne Calloway, Nancy lfalken Chris Baal Boone Callaway David Dixon Nancy Faluenberg John Goodman Scorl Gordon Nan Haven John Hoel David Houston Emily Huffman Jenifer Lawson Felicia Markl Kelly Mccanny Beth Memll Lane Preslan Julie Sanders Angel., wang Barbara Robertson Darren cnrmy sm own rrrssy Layne sa Moody oem- suaaann 27 .Sf L 3,1 rf-' if 6 if -. -ml... N , 'vw : f ,, R mf 9 1545 5-1 -s X V-51 I 5.8 ' J if 1 fd f, 'f ,W ,A . F M' . ,lv ,.J' 6 iff 5 W 'i g e'Q i x a we ' W N 3 n F 'N E 16? E391 Q f -3 1- o Q!'f9v 1 ,I : ' r I A 3 Ni? 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W .P nun funwr Varsity Volleyball -li In the fall of ,77, sixteen girls showed an interest in becoming members ofa team. Many were unexperienced in the game of volleyball, and others had played previous ly. It would be a demanding season, perfection being the ideal . . . and winning a welcome by-product. After the last whistle had been blown and the nets dis- assembled, the number of wins had been few-but no one had really lost. For sixteen girls had offered time, practice, motivation, patience, and sincerity and had won experience, discipline, leadership, cooperation, re- spect for themselves and for others, and were, indeed, individuals who had meshed themselves into a team. 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KCC 0 9 Main Hill QAJ l 3 Savior 0 3 Pem Day 4 2 St. John's 0 3 KCC 0 2 Savior C Soccer 2 0 Pem Day 2 0 Savior 2 0 Smith-Cotton 3 2 St. John's 5 0 Pem Day l 3 Maur Hill l 3 Smith-Cotton 2 4 Maur Hill 3 4 St. John's 5 0 Savior Varsity Hockey O 3 KCFH '1 2 Sunset 1 l Brownell Talbot 3 0 William Jewell 1 0 Sunset 2 0 Brownell Talbot 1 1 Sunset 0 ' 5 Sunset Barstow 0 0 Sunset Barstow 1 l Brownell Talbot Barstow 0 0 Sunset Barstow l 1 Sunset Barstow 2 O Sunset Varsity Volleyball Barstow 0 2 Kansas City West Barstow 0 2 Harrisonville Barstow O 2 Southwest Barstow 2 l Sunset Barstow O 2 Excel. Springs Barstow 0 2 St. Teresa's Barstow 0 2 Loretto Barstow 0 2 Hogan Barstow Varsity Tournament: Seventh Place Barstow 0 2 Oak Grove Barstow O 2 St. Pius Barstow O 2 Notre Dame Barstow 0 2 Lillis Barstow 0 2 Ruskin Junior Varsity Volleyball Barstow 0 2 Kansas City West Barstow 0 2 Harrisonville Barstow 0 2 Southwest Barstow 2 0 Sunset Barstow 0 2 Excel. Springs Barstow 0 2 St. Teresais Barstow 2 1 Loretto Barstow 0 2 Hogan Barstow O 2 Oak Grove Barstow 0 2 St. Pius --N Barstow 1 2 Notre Dame' Barstow 0 2 Lillis Loretto JC Tournament: 1 win-6 losses Girls' Tennis Barstow 5 'G 4 Notre Dame Barstow 3 l Bishop Miege Barstow 3 2 Hickman Mills Barstow 2 3 S.M. East Barstow 4 1 S.M. North Barstow 5 0 Leavenworth Barstow 2 3 S.M. East r 4 l Harrisonville arsto 7 2 St. Joe Central Barstow 1 3 2 Teresa's Barstow 2 3 S.M. South Barstow , 2 3 'Springfield Barstow 4 1 Center Barstow' lili 6 3 ' 'Sf. Joe Central Secon Districts and State, lst in Doubles .A Vick I 4 Sky m ,. uk xii I I zxh er.. ,Q K - ,V gi GEM Qi . f' . 2 V fx an Ji ' I' BOTTOM Row in .nxxnx BLlhT1 'Heal lIllfLf Sl v OW X if -v' 1d iq funwr lnrszlw Flwvrlvaders V53 fl i ,f -Huff -H L ,, , K 1 V M 7, , . ..-..-..- . . f ---, V , H-+L Y 7th Soccer and 8111 11 Y M x s sw u. I 5 y,YQj4, x. . 1 Q . gf- .11 b-,td fin - . ,' ,Mix - N., 1 i X ..a-Cl 616+ FIRST ROW: David Gerson, lirud lgpxtcn, Mirlmul hush. Brad Tyrcr, Alex Krugxh, Chris Kuruvillu. Kcvin Schorgl. SVCOND ROW: Chris IIncl,J1m I.CB1LlflC,JUl1jUllI1S. Ilan South- um. lixud Jones, David Wulkur, Milli Furmur. 'I HIRD ROW' Couch lgly, Iilulr Ovcresch, Brent Smith, Mort Plull, lgric Siglcr, Recd Prcsmn, Doug Duckhnrn. fix M , , ,r . '.-.R ..,:-.A-Q - '93k,..f1h-,,x . .1-.. '---,Q ., .r 154, 1. . , , ' - 1, if Q., A .rw I. fx ,Rf '15 Wm 1 .- Q- P-Y V , , ., ,,,-., -1-.,,-- V-., -f V f f --- '- Middle School Basketball 8 th Grade KNEELINGI Alex Fitch, Jim LeBlanc Jon Jeans. STANDING: Coach Le- Blanc, David Welker, Mort Platt, Doug Dockhom, Blair Overesch, Reed Preston. th Grade KNEELING: Jim Borden, David Ger- son, Bobby Vrooman. STANDING: Sandy Kemper, John Croft, Eric Sig- ler, Tom Whittaker. t LE Wa bie Da' ,, 4 Mkt I 5 th Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Phillip Williams, WardWor1ey, Pat Ludwikoski, Rob- bie Borden, Lance Hart, Steve Baker, David Chick. 6th Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Berstein, Max Goldman, Kenneth St, Clair, Bill Dickey, Jack Platt, Bram Glass, Stuart Solomon, Steve Trnxler. Q35 704' 2 5 sljmfr 5th Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: David Burn, Boyd Morrison, Craig Shultz, Mike Swords, Matt Harper, Mike McCu1ly, John lfitch, 159 ..- -xfff ,- costumes- de mately homemade orget the play- where 9 the party? Chrtstmas caroltng Aflll H109 tn the cold play practtte- and mofe practtce pro esstonal class sluts . ful . 9 IW I I ' . . . .. . . . . . . . Sven Hindlcjaer AFS 'er-Denmark You are going to spend the next year in the USA at the Barstow School in Kansas City. Where in the world is Kansas City?,' was my first thought. The map, however, revealed its location in the very heart of America. Since then I have learned more about this city and have come to like it very much. But the experi- , W s. ence I have had has stressed what the meaning behind AFS is all about: people. Bringing peo- ple together in order to help understanding and friendship grow is of greatest importance, The specific place to which you travel is of second- ary importance. 'N .49 I fs , i ' ' 'F' 162 -,-,Q-fal' adage 'e'r'-'- -- 1 rf --',,,,, r :Wi 'ffff -H. - '71' iii , rf i 'fri' ' rr ' ' l .. f- - ' V e Y ,,,, -1-A' ' .,,1 . ..-v 1.3.7. J. A. fu- f-, 2.2 1. 5-mi ,r V M gg ,. . I. V .1 .. 5 - r . .. HW. . , . , , Y W .. A- .M It is a fantastic chance one receives when ac- cepted as an AFS studentg a chance to be a part ofa community in a foreign country and to learn their ways of living and what makes them what they are . . . this is what has made it a unique experience for me. Everyone I have met has shown such friend- liness and hospitality that I have been quite overwhelmed. It has been my luck to attend a school in which the individual student is respected and revered. This relatively small size renders the school an intimacy that has given me a chance to get to know everybody-teachers as well as students. It is hard here to express my gratitude for what people have done for me, but I will men- tion my host family, the Quinns. They have been making everything easier for me. And thank you to everybody at Barstow and the community. Sven Hindkjaer D1 XS. Andrea Mariel A F -er-A us tralia As I reflect on my AFS summer abroad, Ireeall my excited anxiety, apprehensions and fears dis- solving in the welcoming hands of my Australian family, the Saunders. Although not one of the 250 students with which I traveled lived near one anoth- er, each of us shared in perhaps the most gratifing aspect of the program: this opportunity of living with and becoming part ofa foreign family. Mr. and Mrs. S., Angela U71 and I lived in an eastern suburb of Sydney. The ties which formed between the Saunders and myself are immeasur- able. The warmth and kindness which they extend- ed towards me was unvielding. As they acquainted me with their customs and values, I was included in the family planning and discussionsg their daily routine became mine. Amidst slang terms and Aussie accents, embar- rassing moments were not infrequent, yet any and all communication proved the most valuable step- ping stone to my assimulation into their society and to their quest to learn of my natural family. Hence, family fireside cha' s over evening tea became most helpful and memorable. -+3 Xt ,I Xi, Nr . IC' ' f il IF, 'llll!ll Illllll Ililll mm E My AFS experience was a series of awakenings, from a purview of many Far Eastern and Asian cities to a self-realization of my capabilities. I grew aware of the extreme differences in social cultures and the similarities in all men. Most importantly, my AFS experience energized lny appreciation for life and faith in mankind. Thank you AFS Barstow, AFS International and especially my family for making my exper- iencc possible. Andrea Markl X... Y AW, T 9.1 I. :Q , Q 'Mg I af . ' ' All 9,1 l I I ! 1 n 1 f I I f - . -, W -y V. - -.4 ,....-- W W W W W - W W Y-1---...W WWWW. V - W W . --'- , ,. .W. , ...,,...-...-r.-.-,.--M f- , ,WW ,W - .WWW W .W . W W W.WW W W . -X, , f..--1 ' ma--ug XJ' .-..,..!' Q K. Z1 9 w. 3 1-14? ,Q - 9' T . pig 'X fl -L.. 'Sl of T, . Q X 'X , X , K ,u X f'3 if F 5-'Q .A- pq Xx 'Y fi 5 . ' 1 9 if 64 1 Mtg an iw. ln I aw Lrg? ' NX if 014' 1 I 1 w N . nl' Q Xxx ll- .fi Q - A Mk xxxxx xxx- x S -3 i E 3 ' 1 fxfffli' ' iif zz, fzfff f ,xffffffff ,Amy C ',fzf',WQ?f'1 Qvfkw ,fm , ffffyw, X , ,, 4 ,, Wfmff, fy ,1 4 ,, ,Q,f , ,,,, , A 2 2 ' ' V5 X. 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' compliments af. . . crazyclass ads 9111-sf,-E.----9.-Q-M The Class of 982 Supports The Weathercock up -xx -TQKL 1? ' X s ' - X X2 ..., - , 'A -A .ls -15,3 ,, . . X f . ,X 411555 'gg 9-l ! fS-sy , q , I W 8 N :N , . n s X Q' W .,. V, , W - YY Y ni' W YV W Y W 1 Memories of the Class of '80 f X.X P, 'QF ww F 'iff ..,..:2Lf SW XF' Q95 NN ' 'x.x . 1 ff 1,1 1 1 4 Q V '!jf'x f ,, ,f- wx ...JL ' ' Wx R l L. ,S 1 b. up g! sv W K. 9 P -WYYWFQ-4? Q '- W , I x aux 15 -Q.,.,. ft, .sf-f--va-nv ,- G avail!-,,. ine -QPX' . GM iv AWN Q. ,pq ,l, s r-1-. lf' 'f uf, xxx Q .X Wf4f, f + fs ii? I r I .V -f All b, ...1 I V xx? X,! .ZR it A-an-.. xx s -X n 1 Q f J 1, 7,4- .ra A F5 .f f 41 ' Q. 31 Jima I, I Congratulations to The Graduating Class of 1978 Snelling and Snelling Kansas City's Largest Employment Service ON BROADWAY WHERE NEW CAREERS BEGIN 3100 Broadway, Penn Tower Building, Suite 108 18161 753-4665 L E -Owne G :M g or: Barbie Darren Mike Stan Meredith Todd Nancy Sam Jim Sven- wick Chase Sue Chip Patti Kev Kelly Ann Sarah Andrea Ron Robin Mallnda Dana Skip Merrill Shelly Anne David Jane Peter Sandy Deano Terry Ed Steve Becky Toots Hall: we have spent many years together and l have appreciated knowing each of you Thank you for the friendships you have shared with me Friendships are fragile things and require as much care in handling as any other fragile and precious thing Randolph Bourne Friendships are the shadow of the evening which strengthens with the setting sun of life Lafontaine I have no parting sigh to give so take a parting smile L E Landon Fur Wilhelm Jakob Sunderland Moge Dir mein guter Fruend Stets Gluck und Erfolg beschleden sein TAYLOR ATHA Thank for the Memories To Todd Mike Chase Darren Chip and Edward with love friendship and many cherished memories Union Station Seville Square Winchell s Donuts Leawood Police Plaza Patrol Vonda and Stead s Submarine Rich and Marty s Saturday Night Fever chases and Cruisln Long Discussions l M REALLY CONFUSED CAN T WE JUST BE FRIENDS? Long Live Warthogs spontaneous parties Lets get Ed hes legal' Running Water Pitch Black Nut House Lynched Niger ifPtfSff'+ Rabbit Ears Turkey OWS Trash Compactor Jackie and Bob Under the FRAZADAS7 ar mouth macho lock Casual Corner Village Set Todd s driving Th re s one behind every bush James at 15 Playboy Davis Catholic Girls from Colonel Sanders to Sarah Excuse me for living Your Mama jokes T E and Mrs Mrs Jones Ever Ready Evy Marty and Gremy Lets get Mikey Orange lip gloss Toddles way Silver Mustang the AMERICAN way MU KU un discussed hoping Get off my case Chase Math Level what'7 Washington experiences and Lee Ann Big Bad Larry Thanks for all the memories That are yours and ours alone For they recall so many Special moments we have known Thanks for all the memories That time can never din We never could repay you For the joy we ve found in them' v Always Mercen Vroomy Little McGee Stella and Sat . , ,,,., , , , , .,,.,,,, , , , , ' I ' 'I '...'! ' Lo e , Ar you ready to grow? And, we know that you can grow- intellectually, emotionally, spiritually -without money. lt istrue. Many ofthe most important things in life money can't buy. But, other times, money can help you grow. Or, make life a little easier as you search for your place in life. When that happens, think of us. Because we would like for you to grow with us. We can help you. Even if it is something as simple as starting a S25 savings account. Or, renting a safe deposit box for your important papers. Let's get together. Let's grow together. 1 .Q fX fr , M . g aa Hom V , 5 5 N 'jj5fc:: ': I Ir 5,545 xx Ri, .3 lv: -1 :N C' - , X I , Mi ' . 3 , . 1,2 -sn. fr- - ' 2 .A 1 I A .1 , 34 . :jf ., . 1' ZY:,5?s.,,m I' dill' - get - as I 5' I, :,sg:gg.5:2:2, x .f 3 .gziriesss , f s fs! D riff. .. If 7 .. r x g V. . .,. Mig? . V X xv Vie I fs , l, H-ui.-2 x Y United we grow. A ff? I I ' yi-'rizefsaf Together. UNITED MISSOURI BANKS Members FDIC ,i...-n-as-In To the Weathercock Staff: We made it! A special thanks to Steve, Sue, Scott, Anne, Wendy and Malinda for a few late nights. Many thanks to the rest of the staff. Our greatest appreciation to Jlm and Chase who wlthout we would have been wlthout All our gratitude to Mrs Borden and Dr Bunch who led us through the unknown and known The best of luck next year and fewer late nughts to Wendy and Scott Terry and Jane I, Anne Potter, Will concerts, parties, and all of the good times we've shared to Leigh Hilburn, thanks for an introduction to seniorities and a fantastic friendship to Diane Hall, an H. C. date and Sherm torever to B. A,, a drive-in movie and lots of fun to S. T. and T. E., plan A or plan B to N. F., early morning sunrises and a song for any occasion to C, D,, happiness with every smile to K.K. and B.B., the craves, J. H., and the ability to pass the test to M. M, T., psy- choanalysis and numbers to S. D., St. Louis and all it has to offer which we never got to see to S. H., AN enlightened view to Thump, a box of Kleenex to S, C., a stick shift and carpool memories to B. N.. L. Q. to S.S,, and a ttypewriter and a honk to M, F. Many, many thanks to everyone and everything that has made my fourteen years at Barstow so much fun, Love to all, Potts. f F, , -... PAQ THE 1' 1- rg NAM- -...,..f-4' DUO I Connie Tutera will K.K. and B.B. double dates and wild Mizzou weekends, T.T. deep conversations. blind dates to M.F., a burnt rug to T.T., donuts to J.L., a hot room to Sam, Solutions to problems to T.E., lunch to B.A., speeches to D.S., CFLJ to B.F., big sisterforever to C.T,, a joke to C.H,, secrets to C.B., passionate kisses to S.P., yellow lights to Peach, MMT to J.H. and D.D., trips, dates, the Gang in the playpin to Sue, lack-of-forever, GI's, porks, gossip, tears, laughs, N.Y.E., prom, L of O, late nights, Winsteads, and secrets to Potts, McCray, and Oakes, the Red Baron 83 in 55, endless rides, and friendship to my Babe, S,T., ability to understand to M.E., You love it to S.Mc,, 3 sugar twists, Bigfoot, essays, 119, HLOM, DIL, a cow, the magic button, and a Teddie Bear to the Cool , Many thanks to everyone who put up with me for nine FANTASTIC years at Barstow. LOVE and LAUGHTER, TOOTS!ll!! This half page is dedicated to three of the craziest photographers to ever walk this side of the earth. But without them this book would not have been possible. 90 -N1-10' . 'lizzou nt rug ms to rrever I S.P Gang tears ets to rldes You DIL a Many years Congratulatlons and best wishes to my fellow classmates who made my fun fllled years at Barstow something speclal Much thanks and many fond memorles to the mighty mighty Class of 78 Steve Everythlng becomes fun when you turn 16 Marlo Andrettl drlve wlth Steve crulslng In the wagon ummer of 76 Yea I got a Mustang More crulsln My I D card I can t belleve I won ltwasn tyour looks you know what you can do wlth It they stopped us by Southwest on 47th Street fwlth Sandlel then there was the damn Plaza Patrol always saw them comm Homecomlng Dance 77 I lost my keys Homecomlng Dance 78 well at least I only dropped the books' THE THREE MUSKETEERS Leawood Pollce and the spotllght Does he mow lawns around here'7 Vlctor The Vlllage Mlke and the flylng bottle lunder the lnfluencel Sandles Blrthday plcklng up Sarah at K C I Steve 110 on the way to the alrport on I 29 Vanda and Wlnstead s Wlnstead s wlth Stan tboy was he nervousl The Pollce and B LINE Edward s Partles Flunmng water etc Ill get you yet Joe Klngll' We are all travelers ln the wilderness of thus world and the best we may fund IS an honest Frlend Mlke We made It Now wasnt Il worth at lBarstowl Sarah Wart hog was a joke you re O K Susan W Yes you really are pretty 1Now get embarrassedl Chase hey bug hug YOUR MAMAS FACE Edward May your Pacer roll over and play dead Darren THE THREE MUSKETEERS LIVE Well get those Leawoods yet Jane You are sooo posltlve they will always be falling for you tboysl Andrea Thanks for not really being mad when you could have Sandle Hey what can I say7 Be ever wonderful thanks for llstenlng when I needed lt L . 1 ' 1 H+ fi 1 IN senvlcs nuALu'rv VALUE Sentr HARDWARE LDCALLV OWNED NATIONALLV AFFILIATED un or-we sen ce ce Patronlze your nelghbor Sentry Retauler Compllments of ISIS FOODS INC Sensor Baby Plcture Key p 182 A Emas B Ingram C Tutera Y J Paper K Morrcs L Peavy p 183A Atha B Taylor C Potter D Satterlee E Allen F Chaney G Boland H Hmdklaer I Trenton J Helman K Hlgtnbotham L Parker p 184A Ham mack B Falkenberg C Tranln D McCray E Holden F Pler son G Markl H Myers I Turner J Lotuto K Oakes L Sud darth M Epsten Our Gro wth Helps Everyone Southgate BANK and TRUST COMPANY SOUTHGATE FINANCIAL CENTER 7600 State Lune Pralrle Vlllage Kansas 66208 Sefvmg Greater Kansas City and Northeast Johnson Cou ASSETS IN EXCESS OF S100 MILLION ADAMS IVIARKL MOTORS INC 1901 South Mann Fort Scott Kan 66701 Cadlllac Bulck Pontlac GMC Trucks American Motors and Jeep John Markl Offuce 432 5030 Home 432 9662 Congratulations to a superb staff A special note of thanks to Terry and Jane We have loved being your GOVISOFS Kansas Costume Peg Borden 81 Martha Bunch LEOTARDS TIGHTS TRUNKS ' 5 5'Q 's Congratulations From TY COSTUME CO KANSAS CI ENT-ALS A Friend COSTUME R 8125 Santa Fc Dnvc Nl 2 5025 642 5025 1- msmasn :mc I I ' ' ' ' I fl -at I I ,.1 I I , VD H VI NTEE . s - , . I 1 , 1 - ' D-Davis, E-Sloan, F-Itrooman, G-Dean. H-McCarth , I-Stell, R. B. jones n urance Commerce Tower Post Office Box 13647 Kansas City, Missouri 64199 816891-1000 To Steve, Kelly, Skip, Nancy, Ann, and Stan: I used to laugh, I used to cry, I used to bow my head and wonder why. But now you're gone, I guess l'll carry on, And make the best of what you've left me. Good luck always, Love, Wendy K. M y th Fl d se p t t you. M y th Ind be I y at your b M y th shine po y ur Th f II ftly p y f Id A d tl I M y G d hold y rn pl fH A I nal Im Cl f197e f Th Had - w nf' , ff, - v if. . .fi -----. ........A...... ARROW SPEED SHOP From Accel to Zoom 5510 Independence Ave. Kansas City, Mo, 64123 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Best of Luck in the Future LOCKE STOVE COMPANY 114 West 11th Street Kansas Cnty Mo 64105 Manufacturers of Warm Morning Brollmaster Gas Grills Dr and Mrs Domlnlc Tutera and Family AILEEN QUIRK 81 SONS INC 235 West 12th Ave North Kansas Cnty Mo Compliments of WINSTEAD S for cool Summer Shade and beautltul AEJEEAJL Fall color W GARDENS INC. lSln 9300 Holmes s35:lq51lx48 EER ,LL 1 TWO WEEKS IN THE LIFE OF mutt 8 jeff To jeff Alexls un bason mldnlght snacks frlghtful green leafy lntruders strange noises In our throats thln walls feeding the pigeons the love bums ping pong Pec s tennis bets voulez vous prendre votre pets! deleuner avec nous we excuuuuusez mol a real llve seal two plx forthe prlce of one you cant fund REAL French bread here foam foam and more foam that Carmel sand famous last words of course Its a store potatoe salad battle e funniest thang happened officer I was passlng this car and 17 mule drive swimming? your klddlngl those Denver drivers clubhouse parties Aspen alrllnes sure she drives a stuck hockey UII teach you sometumel those tncky pomas peg th truck Its what? lrfts over ollffs e maroon bells no yoke your grand finale jump tank sorry no chlldren allowed flnancung a 7 hour delay just how safe IS that plane good luck slgn ed mutt 'sez'-xv r, 'I '...air 1 Q ...I -I hoht th. I :,.friendIydentists... ' K f . l' s 0 QQ A cl XX f-., , 1 L. 1' , H 7 n 1 2. K -1-JU d W N l 5 'aww . its-1' ' . , Compliments of 5 , ,fy .A 7 7 V 5, the Varsity ' , 2 J I 'L . f, ', V Basketball Team . X , 'J -t-V ' 1977-78 I 4 , ' 9 - Q Darren Chaney, Cedric Smith, ' x Peter Sloan, Dean Suddarth, I K 7, Dana Parker, Brian Frazier, Scott Sanderude, Jim Lyddon, Bob Boland, Chris Eddy, David Neihart, Coach Hal Shaver. ,M t - ,-..,.... E-Q 1552 t ...Q-a '--W-vu 9 N151 s CII' SOI1 E L L CLARKSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I g 2-px 4133 GARDNER KANSAS CITY, Mo. AN EQUAL. OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 4483-8800 1978 WEATHERCOCK PATFIONS Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Clay Clavert Frank Taylor Thomas Johnston James Miller Raymond Dean George Satterlee James Osburn Thomas Beal John Markl James Sunderland Harry Walter Thomas Fitch Zane Peavey -D Q, iz. mLQ1,4m .' 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