Barry High School - Yr Rab Yearbook (Barry, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1941 volume:

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X .. ,. , . ,, , ., .,, M,.,, V f:m v.AsmwA .4fA-xPmav'4'-1-A.'r4?m'Av X BARRY cout ITIGII scnoor. ' 1 4 1 V x N n 1 I -- w! 1 1 YQ- ff? 5 ff I 4 e7 X, L l o K. N ,xx U a V C 1 - isnea gby the smmon cuss si W! . ' v n 4 xg W g ' ' M al V fl as L if 6 ft f L! Q rx ' I Q M b . D wx :I 1 ' 19 I 2 G OF 'r 7 S 5 1 4' 1 5 Q Q x V 47 x g .ee l We ,1 i of ' se - W. 'iv ai-iW1f ilFh1GV A . , X , on A 1 , W Q4 5? n Q I-,WRX W1 R xx, I A '-1 X1 4 . 4 n ,Q X t -e s ' A mf: 51 tl IN MEIZORIAM 'l' e 5 ' If there is one ,gerson whose influence was A . all encompassing in barry Community High School-- 4 V who is remembered by every high school student, . L that personywas Urs. CLUB. Sweet. Because of her W5 ' Q' kindness, checzrfulrmess, cooporetivencss, and ff sincerity, students feel that her untiring efforts , X for their welfare have helped them to gain an KT encouraging out-look on life. 15 N if .n ' Ll ka K, A Rf 1 Fw V :QA es - ee e e K1 'lf o - I v s. f,r 4h. X 5 Q 4 :Q Q li 1 i 3 AXXX dx ,A A if M ., M ,C31 W fa R, . V11 F O R E W O R D 3Q 'lho School 15 4 plumes of business, an industry 3:3 whose purpose it is, to equip young men and women M x with the tools of education so that they may how 5 ' a place in Society to which they are best fitted, J V May our schools always turn out working tools 73 which can be used by graduates in the business of 5 G life. Those tools of education must be used by rj I each individual with .the knowledge that it is the ix, Q initative, the integrity, the resourcefulnoss, and ' X diligence with which each individual uses those 3 m tools that determines how well he succeeds in ' N reaching his goal in life. a Q fd es ' ST' o .V wr .Au .o af as 2 sL,,s-M-.rw-:.:gf.:W-s M. wif4212.1-f.,4l K A ' V1 1 ,ei A 'I Yi Q Q :Q Q1 ANNUAL STAFF gt Early in the year it was decided by the en- X' tire senior class that they would sponsor an annual aj The following students were chosen for the staff: in Editors-in-Chief-Jack Wehn and Mary Robertson Business Manager-William Mevay tg Feature Editors-Lawrence Green, Marthabol t Stauffer, Wayne Waymaek, and Ann Lippincott s? Athletic Editors-Gail Carroll, William Pryor Music Editor-'Mavgamt Penney ri Art Editors-Ends Llkes, Margaret Davis Q Photographer-John Gciker 1' Treasurer-Marcella Ursery 4 lv Everyone in the senior class has contributed :M his services in some way to the success of this annual. And so we present to you the Tigor 'ef ,G 1941, to which we have given our best in time, ' thought, and talent. 4,,,W,-,,i,,:,,,:,,,e7t,.,,,,,, ,.,,,.,.,4.l,, ,.... :W hz' .,li,:...,,.,:lf1:e, .inf ,safe .war .N K ' A.L.a.4.L.4...,.ys4.4nte.4,.4...:4.4..4.A,.44..44..4. .VX x :A xx lay K, W 0 S A. efg 1 gl HIIIIIIIIISIHHIIIIII ' Wx... 'wt 5' Y fl n y x U ,. .-.. - L,M -,-,l-eh..J BOARD OF EDUCATION . When Barry High School was transformed into G ce munity district, it was necessary to organize an entirely new Beard of Education. The men I to whom the people turned were very prominent citizens of the new district. No finer men could have been sulef i, 'Mr. Hugh Beavers, A farmer student of Barry High, had the honor of being elected to the ' office of president of the peop1c's choice wa graduate of Barry H Mr. Elmer Terrens, H the board. For secretary, s Mr. George Robb, another ' ighg and t e serve as members, r Willi . am Reeves, and Mr. Lowell Parrack were called upon. ' We, students of Barry Community High School fe 1 fe I e that we have gained because of the fine work of those men. We feel that through their loader- ship and cooperative ability, Barry Community High School has become a much finer institution. Board ef Education-Uwe Thank Yeu.' K wg 'Q LL,-1' A. 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X 1 NX x , X . , .,- 4 A . .5 S M K Q X 0 Qu 59 sl 52 F' Q? k v I ls t f A35 in 0.2 CJ2 'B 4 6 ,N 2' N 9 N ,gf l ,S if 3 5 g xw QL A -1, V A --1:7-2 , -Z Y v ,Y -W M .f Qu,---.T .Z V4 M. .X-.f .. -f. .Z 3'4.r -. Q., + -x..JJ.I G -Y Qs 4 sermon cf. z. ILL I O as G 1 We, t he Seniors of nineteen hundred forty 4 - one of the Barry Community High School, of the 3 city of Barry, of the county of Pike, and of the state of Illinois, being about to pass from these L halls of knowledge, being sound of mind and ,R memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare f this to be our last will and testament, hereby , revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. F G I, Esther Anderson, do will my quiet ways Q Q to Jody Gully. fy, J I, Robert Boyd, do will my position as Hub 4 ,xx Editor to Robert Gamble. A , 2-fNx I, Gail Carroll, do will my soberness to R3 fyf- ffesc Alvlra Green. f Y big N I- I, Peggy Charlesworth, do will my typing ,,I. Y A1Si speed to anyone who needs it. 71 Q, 1, rzargaret Churchill, do will my baby , ' is Q talk to Bobby Clayton. - W I, Bill Crump, do will my cows to Melford 5 'QBY' t , I, Marynel Davidson, do will my flirtatious 3 ways to Letha Gallaher. G: G I, I-'argaret Davis, do will my temper to Q X Laveta Blacketter. 1 - I, Eileen Fesler, do will my athletic -G, ability to Bernadine Hays. P4 - I, Vardell Flint, cc will my giggles to S ' Betty Kropp. A , Fun I, John Gieker, do will my big feet to Victor y f k. , I, Lawrence Green, do will my long finger- 9 nails to Kenneth Albert Kendall. 4 I, Charles Hull, do will the old bass horn I Q A to Junior Lewis. A ' I, Clay Hurt, do will my blushed to ' 5 Raymond Glon Gieker. 5 j I, Lawrence Kropp, do will my height to Charles Johnson. ,g'w I, Hale Likes, do will my trips to Quincy 5. W to anyone who can get .1 girl the:-0. gqffyqfx I, Ann Lippincott, do will my position as ' ysqwd school treasurer to the Bookkeeping class. ,fl ff I, Bill McVay, do will my sophistication - to Clarence Hays. I , ' 'w I I . , 'VI A .A Q ' ' ' ' 1 ' W f' 'qA t-MdTJ f xfe'1.,i :f,r ' tri H:-J:-1f',rI .xl -. w... f QB ' A ' 1 I, Vernon Ogle, do will my boistrousness to 1' Dale Menon. 3' Q I, Maxine Payne, do will my hair dressing 4 ability to Bobble Lou Hulse. . I, Iiargnret Penney, do will my position as 4 school pianist te Ramona Hart. ,S I, Cecil Peterson, do will my position as Y stage manager for plays to Lewellfwilliams. A I, Robert Phillips, do will my position as baseball pitcher to George Franklin Hull. 5 I, William Russell Pryor, do will my athletic pa , 1 medals to Jean Kelso. ,I X I, Mary Elizabeth Robertson, do will my cute, Q 1'NXX. little nose to Eileen Blehm. 5 gp3,e,,,5 I, Iva Sparrow, do will my senior hooks to J 'Q.AQ,f if Inez. F J '. I, Karthabel Stauffer, do will my success at 3 Y X1 Leap Year dances to all the girls. N it I, Russell Stillflew, do will my freckles to Charlie McNeal. 13 I, Mary Louise Sykes, do will my twe tyvfivo W dollar words to Vera Hoes. 'Q I, Ruth Sykes, do will my good behavior in I. English class to Gene Phebus. ' I, Malcolm Tolson, do will my car to the Vf N N: I, Marcella Ursery, do will my hair styles 'Q to Marion Kardos. I, Maurice Wagy, do will my Lucky Strikes to Q I Charles Sykes. M Ri I, Wayne Waymack, do will my black hair to Voldi ,' I ' SE- N v I, Jack Wehn, do will my never opened history G book to Dale Foster. .. - I, Bruce Welbourne, d o will my pipe smoking V' nk ability to George Smith. W ,V I, Russell Yelten, do will my politeness to H x the freshmen of 1941. ' , V, I, Lyndon Young, do will my appreciation for it good jokes to Anna Mae Myers, 1 ,. 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U -f N 3 V . ,.,W ' D W o F if XF J V S -:J P J ' 6 H A, Ll . KN ev 'HZ-TWCY B Nev 'Q . Q, V 5 F3 l ...4 , L rw 4 V, N,-,., , ,fl , -1, .4 kg KL, asf Gif kg., '-..v f-LY' 5 ' X K ,, ,. - Q 'rv ' .V t.4,L-fy-f1,4a,J4LmfzwmH ...v lfll-lsfl fy A bmi b CLASS HISTORY As ngreenn fr s'men, we, the seniors of 1941, entered our successful high school career in Septem- ber, l957,' Our class was quite large that year, the number being 57, Our advisor was Mrs. Laura Callo- way, wholsucoessfully saw our knowledge increase and our manners battered. Our class officers were: President--Bill Mcvay Secretary--Margaret Vice President--John Gieker Churchill Treasurer--Eileen Fesler From this stage we go into the sophomore class of 1958. Our class was decreased to 42. Our advisor was Miss Alice Lease. We celebrated our good work for that year by a picnic to South Park,'Quincy. Our Officers for that year were: President--Marcella Ursery Secretary--Robert Vice President--John Gieker Boyd ' Treasurer-fEi1een Fesler . 'Our class of 1959 was advised by Miss Virginia Vale, who successfully planned and carried out a Junior and Senior trip to St, Louis. That year we had 45 studenis in our class and the following were class officer g President--Bill Crump Secretary--Margaret Vice President-,John Gieker Davis Treasurer--Eileen Fesler 4- And new as Seniors of 1941 .we have 48 in our classf- Our advisors are Miss Alice Nestrick and Miss Beulah Dickhut.-3 Our play, 'Y'1'he Tower Room Mystery, ' was presented by the class on May 9, and was under the direction of Miss Dickhut. Our officers for this year are: President--Bill Crump Secretary--Mary E. Vice President'-William R. Pryor Robertson Treasurer-Lmarcella Ursery ' ' To end our four, happy years of high school, the Juniors have invited us to attend a banquet at the Mark Twain Hotel on May 16. -And now the Seniors bid you an affectionate farewell in saying that we will' remember the teachers, and students, of Barry High. as , lf..-...A --- ......,,.- ,'- -- J, N, mr' .U .,,., N.. I.,x .-.+A .., HWS! '1 'X 5 T 1 v I u v s ' n t . ' m 9 I n v v q V w ., , , 4 '. A u x .L xyQ1 ,w5:4 fc!-1' . ,B+-in una? if wgegfpsm, .jsifkggggix K U' 3 QMS?-V sci ,rv , www , Q3 ,wr 1 ff-5: f .2-' J' ,, I . , f A ,S U Nw Vfqfdaw' 'A y,13-YW, x mm. 3 J L QM 4egL+?Q?: riwf sf- Q QW N , me , , .. nm ff X . R., 5, w . -ff 4 . Q N RHF' -nv-f Q, , S l ll ,gg twig? w' K 5. A L 1125 ' 5 ..g 5 4k R ' L..5 ':.A-atv... Ja'-2.,..,f.'l'.., 1.6 l:':.-.: ',-1,41z,..: fz...:'1'-:..-4Ck2- --f ' 1 71-W-1 'Z -M-1 ' ' lui' 4 ff V x ,Ak ,J , ,Y , ,rf X' V4 .4 5 kr , . 1 fl .'A 1 1 V1 74 Q, A r! , 5 2 I lf., X, ' elf, M.. V 1 4 ki L-1 X , ,A x1 ! -' 1 FIRST H02 SEATFD Junior fewis, Earbara Lou Hulse, h QE Lavets Llncketter, Bernadine Hays 'jk ' SECOND KOH George Russell Huffman, Dale Mellon, i 54 Vern floss, Carolyn Iftner, Robe-rt Qsamblc, s - . M ., . ,-.obort Hoskins , Ulmer mxntzi. 'V TH1R3 RQ! Iernliine Bowman, Eva Hoskins, Ruth yu Harris, Leon Hoskins, Carl Hart, Daisy M W Mac Howard, Arlene ieorle, Donald Hoskins Q, FOURTH ROW Richard Kelley, Donald Erowninz, Leslie if R ., f 4 , , nl oully, Muwene hrlgbuum, Raul kropp, , ' Gene HutLer, Robert Kendall Tl fl fh?FC mhscnt when jictnrn was taken: Keith Shanahan, 51 xW Venreth 'ittvkiend yi K Q4 T5 4 1 l l -1 W ,J lvl- A W Q? ,l .1 Vi W .4 1 , 4 A 'G w Z yr 3 Q4 . A V3 ? 4 lf FIRST ROM !',NMD Richard Roburts, Inez Sparrow, Doris yl 'l m1t'sLoyth, Betty Slater, Carrir imma Schmidt, W - Aura Kao Hycrs, Vary Ellen Dollearc, Donald Y '1 zntzqrsrn, Malin Iixer E TfL.iw fix Xara lla Zine Wil roi nillinms ' K 9 H! Q ! K bonnio neniorff, Charles Henry ncnaorif, Annette .twmi, Elena .ec, Carrie gllce Schultz, Charles ' 2 1 ,Z K 5,-2 WLM AD., LT 'lI I'li'f,' 111755, Rolfrt 'S-illlams, Lonell williams, 5 IQUI1' --ri .a ff, Junior Eieevos, Tommy' Sparrow, 5 E Elly -.ng'j:, .Lane knckuxs Q r,- I -,,:....,.:,,.:-..:,,:..,.-.: ,TMMTV -H :WHT .Tj Y.. ,.,g ,W -,,., . .,.,w,.. M .- . .m, ., W. . , .,, , W .A Ag144'4L:Ato'o44o-4414- 44? 14.,.o,4 4L1A-,o-3.4545 '11 'A' Al, x.al14L' Nix YV Q . -, . -L ,-A. -A -me f'Y4Tf- f --FY , ,zz ,MM M -..,, A . 4 4 n Ala JJNICR CLASS HISTORY A group of curious, half-frightened freshman arrived at B H S. to reglster on Septemberl, 1958. The following served as the freshman class officers: President, Bob Gamble, Vice President, Robert Williams, Secretary, Annette Stout, Treasurer, Anna Mae Myers At the end of the year the remaining 45 stud' ents with Miss Vail, our sponsor, enjoyed a chick- en supper at the Illinois Cafe and then the motion picture nKentuckyu in technicolor at the Clark Theatre After a summer of sweat and toil, the same group was asain called to old B H S on August 31, 1939 This year there were 49 in our class We els ted as Soehomore class officers, President, Eu e w mm, Vice President, Robert Williams, Secret u 'ae Myers, Treasurer Annette Stout, orange at the terminus of this fruitful yea we traveled to Pittsfield with Urs Callaway, our Sophomore sponsor, to Kings Perl where we had a weiner roast and all that Woes with it Then the show UDestiny Rides Again at the Clark Theatre This year of 1940 we were summoned on August 30 to prepare once more for another year of brain rackin studies. Of the 49 students, the follow ing were our Junior officers President Melford , rown ng, Secretary, Donald Patterson, Treasurer, Carrie Emma Schmidt On November l, the Junior class presented a three act farce, entitled uSpeed' Besides the play the Junior class is well represented in all other activities out side of the regular school curriculum This year the annual attraction was the Junior Senior banquet and dance at the Mark Twain Hotel in Hannibal Missouri. Once again, having climbed another round in the ladder to wisdom and success, we all look for ward to being the smartest Cmaybel students of B C H S next year O I ' X O 7 -fy, 0 f X ni . Q .l O O xx .Vx 1 - ' o . D ls L 3 D. ' J.l1,' - L Q ' g- Lil . n , .. ' 4 'QL U' '-I' D 'I f s 'T 0 . I' b I A 7 A Y 3 - 4 ' V g ' M Wagy, Vice-President Donald B 1 f Q ' v ' 4 A ' , G ' qv I . 0 C? 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Alvire T31'6:m, Bctty Wlfwd, Jane 1 L11-jr, 1' , Y m Norma Eonil Lelgi A5 -- 'Y I f Firma Lee Day, Vix- iria .Emu-gs, Pill Yr-Q1', W . Victor Fwmlf, Joe lux ly 1 N . I 1 1 I 'x . -4 ul yx x Q! , 4 I hx, 1 3 'xx gi 1 nk , ,, xl . rx 6 .:,' 'X V K i ' D 3 gui L fiiif x ,i Q . zfr W '41 A 1:.'fI'fL, :.i':.e tf:,1f 4, 'Q n ,4 ..,CFurl:ma, :wt 'w .'-'W ' - Ni , ,if Tf'ar'i'Xr, Flu. I-1 Q.: ' ' ,Q X gnx' sw ' A, ' ' I N :ff sz' wv. - x 2 W L, . . , X , , X ,I ,.i'T:,fQ Q' , Q ' I. N 1 ,km .ri f- Lv' , PM 5 I '1:f, Erjfkff Y N 1 v kt, ig' .tw-11'z fi , 'E':': ,KN ,lv ng, H . ,455 23,12 'SQL .lj gigs QQQK 1 A' t.f',,: - , ':',,T 1,-,ji N y Q : ': ff-mpg:--:,I' . I F' SOPHOI ORB CLASS HISTORY The sophomores of B C H S entered into the School of Knowledgeu in September 4, 1939 as freshmen. As usual we were regarded as Wgreen freshmenn by the upper classmen. The first job that confronted the under classmenn as we were called, was to select class officers for the year 1939 00 They were president, Victor Funk, vice president, Bette Witty, secretary, Betty Bloyd The treasurer, Dorothy Stearns, was selected by the faculty The class was adequately represented in all clubs and organ'za1'ens. At the end of the freshman year and after a glorious vacation, the old students, with a few exceptions, returned to take up the job of passing the sophomore year However, along with the old students came some new pupils be cause Barry High School had been transformed into Barry Com unity High School The officers were again chosen with Bonnie Hoskins as president, Ruby Jean Charlesworth as vice president, Grace Began as secretar Charles Sykes as treasurer was chosen by h faculty The faculty changed somewhat between the time we were freshmen and when we became seeho mores. ' All in all, the sophomores spent these first two years of high school as enjoyable as they did any other two years of school. ' V 1 , is 'V . E A Q ' . 4 V 0 . ' il 'o V U I m ' 5 ' , Z, 0 Q I R , Q . Q gX gi K . 9, ,.3, feats- 1 '- '-'-,: '1Qf'M1-.':e' wx, S- 5 231 HH nHlllHI . A ,. .xx ...f 1 .Q ..,, . f LW. ,.......Cf:.. ',1'....f'Z...fA 'v ,...1. 1' '17f324iflf!, If-wi? wiv E'Y7f3lWZ', fu uri' '3s21L'.:f, .' .wry If2l! 'x f1 'W' llvl., 'build 'f EZST, '.N'11Ti'z'n , 1.- L, -- , wx ' f 'MV' i , K . , X 1 1. lx ' L' . 1 ' ' fx 5 rx fu ,' 'N. . 4 1 . Nw' 'nf v f ' -.Ur q'1,g,v -1' v -1 .4 . W,:f.L.,,..s , -Til.I1'.! f?,:, elefjl, if ' A N .4 X i ' i N S Rv' ' s T1 V il M J R W li! iv Y' T ,, ?n KX' N' it 4- 1' my ff Qi '4 'YV , w x ..l,.... a....s ' xl. ' z....1 '-l..:1',..-..a ' lbw FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On the thirtieth day of August, fifty- four bewildered ngreen through the halls of B of the upper classmen. The class members going on a marsh allow freshies were wandering CQHOSC 'got acquaintedn by and weiner roast out to Kuntz's spring on Friday, September 13. Mr. Edlin and Mr. Wolf, the class sponsors, were chaperone. The election of class officers was held in the mathematics room on September 18. The outcome was as follows: President, Dick Garner, Vice-President, Ramona Hartg Secretary, Bob Shinn. Charles Johnson was appointed treasurer by the facnlty. ' Of 1 the fift'-q'Lr students, five dropped out for one ressq' : another. They were Florine Blair, Nva Deverger, Gleah Bowen, William A. Pryor, and Neysa Coleman. Later in the year Jean Kelso came to our class from Pleasant Hill. The class was well represented in school clubs and organizations. Letha Gallaher was chosen cheer leader, and Jean Kelso and Donald Fee were the candidates for the carnival queen and king.. All in all, it has been a very happy and, we hope, prosperous year, and we are looking forward to being wise sophomores next year. LJ , . vs., W .-. -- L-V 2- -....l.....-1,--f.---.. ,...., A - y - VV' NJ '4' ' ZA x ' ' ' 414' gif' 'LA -'KL XXX-'figs 4 EX-FJ M4723-: l tQf fj : '- MW -1 MW' L, ' ', -' 'M' 'M' W so 'THQ '1 2: x V Y f Q. K If Y .X-wx-,. , .-..-.. ,.., K ,..4 ap. was H '.4 xg S .K , , 2 K I 'X BeSEBALL When Hr Guy Edlin, our new coach from Western Illinois State Teachers' college, made his first call for his baseball quad this year eight lettermen responded tecether with twenty five others The lettermon returnin were Pryor, Gieker, Likes, Kern, Mcvay, Crump, Phillips, and Krigbaum From this selection Coach Edlin was vcry successful in securing the Championship team of Pike County Our team was made up of Crume at first base, Gieker at second base, Pryor at third base, Patterson holding shortstop position, and Kern, Krigbaum, fielders The battery consisted of two capable pitchers, Phillips and Likes, a star catcher, Garner, and a very efficient substitute catcher, Yelton, This team easily won over every team of the West Pike Lea e and defeated the Champion of the East Pike eague, Milton, in a thrilling final ball game to decide the champions. The score being 3 2 in favor of Barr' For this the team received a twenty six inch trophy, the lareest ever plac d in our trophy case Our three men with the high st batting averages and their averages for the season were 'SparkyN Pryor l5rd baseman! 452 nBobn Phillips Cpiteherl 416 nPatn Patterson Cshortstopb 407 The scores for the season were as fellows g Barry ' Barry f Barry Barry ' Barry C Barry , Barry v G In New Canton Hull . Kinderhook New Canton Kinderhook and Baylis came forfeited to Barry. 4 Milton 1 L? N Io 'fzrl '-'-'i1' .fem 1 XX 5 2 N WY I .engraver 2? , - f it . - x 1' S f s , V fr -1 Q N - x - ' V 3 l' Q,?jQXX,Si Hutter, hcVay, Wagy, and Gullyxserving as lg M an ' P N 5 . , A ,Q Q2 ' - 5. 4 X l N , s qxr- G . Q V v 4 X Q Q , ff 3 . , 9 Y ' . 1 Q 11 v ' N 27 5 Q 7 5 3 13 2 Q 12 5 Y. 33 .L 4 , y ffJf arse '4 -:thi . es ep' if ,M 1 E 4 T7'f' .f fy A L . W, . . . 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With this line-up, f Coach Edlin again picked a championship team, winning-the West-Pike Basketball Tournament 1 held at Hull. 3 Through the season the team showed a very 13 good quality of basket ball until the latter N1 ,px . part when we lost Mcvay, Patterson, Gieker, Lee, 5 I-sffbex - and Crump because of illness. When the West- ,Q Q,1g V .s Pike Tournament came our first game was drawn w x,f ,1Sl with Pearl and Barry easily wen out with a 1 Ntte score of 28 to 21. Next we played Kindcrhook and again won by 25-18. In the finals we met X New Canton and this game proved to be a real battle with Barry leading at the quarters with 1 -scores of 5 5, 7 5, 13 ll respectively, and the W final score showed Barry till in the lead 20 16 Immediately after the game the A Championship lrophy was presented to our 1 V. Captain 'Sparkyn Pryor The scores for the season Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry - Barry Barr Y fe Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry Barry V Barry W 1 lww Af Baylis Perry New Canton Pleasant Hill Nebo Pittsfield Hull Pearl Payson Kinderhook Pearl Kind rhook New Canton Route Pittsfield Kinderheok Nebo lla I Q, f . V 1 L mmwm mmm mwmmwmmmmu J Hmmo omm wmmoomewmo I Q Ei , , m I I 'CJ V s I' I t-4 . ' ' Q A w f Q A m f 7 Q A n N L ' ummm www Hmmuuwmwmw mmmm mmv oommuqmemm e LQ 41, Q 6757529 V 4: W'A-a,sv.zLa.s- G .,,,...e eff .-lMre.w,4:..m ., et., -My ' j P 1 T' 'Zn' . if i lV5VlQA3V x 2 W ' Barry tgriggsville 1 Barr GFP? Barr? 27 Hull 41 Regi. ,gif-' sement Barry 22 Pittsfield E54 The points for the season by the first seven mon were: Gieker 150 Waffy 35 X Pryor 135 Krfgbaum Mcvay 65 Crump Qt Likes 65 - P Q INTER-CLASS TOURNAMENT N-.X QR ,AX X In the class tournament the Seniors f Cf' walked eff with honors of both the A division i 'L .Q and the B division. The A team, was made up ' M 18 of men on the regular basket ball squad, f xl consisting of Mcvay, Likes, Pryor, Gieker, ' 4 and Wehnlnot on the regular squadl. The 45 f' champions of the B division, made up of men Q not on the basket ball squad, consisted of gg 2 Hurt, Carroll, Philllpvs, Green, Peterson, G Kr-opp, Hull, and Tolson. fl 4 The scores of the championship games: G A division: Seniors 54 Juniors 22 :Q ' B division: seniors 22 Juniors 18 tj CHEER LEADERS On the sidelines, backing up our basket ball team, and always giving the boy encourage- N ment whether vvinnlrxg, or losing, were our four 5 A attractive cheer leaders: Eileen Fesler, Laveta Bleclcetter, Bonnie Hoskins, and Leetha 5 Gallaher. These ,girls were chosen by the student body, one girl to represent each D Q? class and a freshman to be chosen each year. , The girls were attractive black velveteen N ,T uniforms with an alluring orange and black ,. Y tiger's head blending in with the apparel. 74 M The girls held the limelight by their acrobatics while leading the school in their yells. if Barry Community High extends compliments to L r our Cheer Leaders for their commendable . work of cheer leading for Barry. L. V A M ' L4 Tg...:'2,z,g.,. ...J 3 r.,-.,tf 2. ' fi, Kr. fir., , f' L ,511 ,fx ,..f' ..-..1 A 7' ' qi TRACK When the call for track came, things didn't look so favorable with Mevay still unable to par- ticipate in any event, and the team not getting in- to practice -.nxtil late in the season. 'The letter- men of last year answering this call were Pryor, Krigbaum, Geiker, Wagy, Carroll, Peterson, and Hutter. Substituting for McVay in the 100 yd, dash was Pryor and Krigbaum and in the 220 yd. dash Krig- if baum and Garner, In the other track events were Hull and Hatter for the 440, Peterson and Hurt for the BBQ, and Wagy and Carroll in the mile run, In the field events came Pryor for broad jump, Geiker for high jump, Krigbaum throwing the discus, and Pryor and Yolten for the shot put. Barry was un- able to secure successful men in the pole vault, low and high hurdles. ' ' 'The relay consisted of Pryor, Geiker, Krig- baum, Garner, and Fruit. With these men participating for Barry they placed as a close second to New Canton in the West- Pike Tournament and winning the Pike County Track and Field Meet hold at New Canton on Hay 2. This was a close meet wi N To points winning the trophy for Barry . The rtgay team also won the other trophy given at this meet, Z '7 ' P -'I :- j -'M 'X : '51 'g!-fewwg. pw-'--1 --.l-W -ff W , -Mf-- . W..-' M, 1 :A4:'x4,'4..pg .,:4..r4...4vQ.g-' M .f.Y 4--QA O .1 X P., X .4 D Q MQ ,,..mii.:i,:m::gi::::f:sr:1vrW '-vm -'M--ff-WM-W..r.. ..W. V , , , 1 i 1 .x.. ,. . , ,, ,Q :hx -Lf. .. . ,X it '-trim.,..:.if:T2'a11:yf3irfgilfnfn,f,.5t,.b1 f.--v.,-, fl ' V C Q ' . 1 7 .W 5 L 1'- L gg I.. .5-'rx'-5 5'1l3.C l..'i P1 ferg' proud ef' its athletes. for lf.-Ji.v-,gg 'Jen lou: 'i21L'O,Qhll'3S, the Pike 1 G Gountv bzssel-all Conference, :hc ,fasts Plke basket- ' ball, the Pike County' iefraelr and Field Meet, and 6, the Pike County relay ta-etnies.. Tie, as the students ' 5 ' of Barry Comrrmnity High extend our sincere hope X X that the future athletes of Berry have as much l Q P Success as the ones of 1950---41. vig Qxwiix Five men received major letters in all three' ' X 4 sports. They were Pryor, Geiker, Krigbaurru Yelton, Q fl n .QL and Wagy. The men receiving a star on their ' 1 ' letter for being captain were: Sparky Pryor, who XM was baseball captaing Eugene Krigbaum, baskctballg ind iehn Gciker and Gail Carroll, co-captainfs of S' 2 rac . ' Our star of all these events was Pryor, who 'E was elected captain of the baseball team. He re- ,. X ceived the honors for highest batting, average in G baseball, second highest number of points scored 44 X in basketball, and the highest number of ooints ' won in track. Our congratulations go to J Sparky . YQ ,Q 5 To sum up the season of sports we hear what our coach has t o say: G This is near the -: .gy first year as a 4 coach at Barry, and, lol: F3 back, I am sure that 2: Q5 I could not have enjoyfzcl wel.-Y-15133 in any other ' school as -much as I have 'Q,Lf'l'i,i1 e me. Q3 4 .L The year has been quite s'nA::es:,f'1l from a V sports angle, but more inzpectant cigar: that 13 the ' T ' ,Q attitude which has prevailed izhreugghoozt those L students who havf, :ioprose.etc6'. an in sports as well D as in the entire studmt a':t5.vit',.-vs, NX It is with pleasure that 1 am looking forward e- - to another Year as coach in Barry' C.2ogrm1unity High Q . h Q School. ' 'fb fl v N is A Q 4- . ' .. av .JF '.LF 'I..I hl 'W' w is ff' K 1 QJQ L HI IIVII H H 1 . ,H W Q1 - j :.,.,:. ':...:T? l,f5L1..':, nw 1 f,:.. z - YT-,.1'-f--iflgr A 5, x J , 'D l-. ,A W 1 rg! 4 .3 ' ' - W 1 4 W Y 1 , 1 A V: i Q L2 1 13 'L H 60,0181-J on Qui? 0 6 f 2,1 'Ili E I 1 I N x if 3 - LQ fl' Y i 4 ,J X Vi' 1 . , X x 1 s 1 fl M ,xr ir 4 1 wi ji wQ V . L . ,Cwc6pI,c!4Dgf,,6, XS I , V L1 3 .Q 1 peeoh gon'f'?.Y1'4fl Tr 'K , 5 ' Lfbrnf-'1Ans 3. l 9 ,. .... - ' ' K I ' P gl HQ N1 Q If it 1 x J M V -x ff' ' xv I if , , 1 : 'rw' f r PM.,-klV'H7x'-g-.KF-m-Aunwil., .... I.. ...gk fn, ..,,. .i ,vmxrv -QTL I' .Q i. L , Af' ' -' W' N' ' 44.4.4L'.:.g..:.4n.g,4n...2U..g4...44..4.4,,4.h .,...--,AL 0 s xx, ,X . 4 5 I - . , e ' 7 EI H H3iMMmHHw MSB T Al 1 girls who are taking, or Hate maven P4 ' home economies, are privileged to join the heme N econcmies club, Also, any persnn was is especial- U ly interested in the field Cf hams economies or Q the ecnivlties ef the club, may become an honor- W m' - ary member by t he consent of the regular club 1 9 members. Miss Nestrick.has been an honorary , member both years of the club's existence. 2 The main event of the year was an all 1 Aj school guest dance sponsored May 2, 1941. , The following officers were elected early K1 in the year: President, Bennie Wendorffg Vice- 3 president, Mary Elizabeth Robertseng Secretary, pl. Annette Stout. Mary Ellen Dolbeare was 4 appointed Treasurer by the faculty. . ,Q QUARTETS ,B This year two girls' quartets entered ,J the sub-district contest at Beardstown where ' V they received a second rating. They were 1? I A Betty Bloyd, Marian Kardes, Dorothy Stearns, '4 Bette Witty: and Margaret Davis, Lyndon Young, A o E1leanAFesler, Betty Wheelan. They were tt: 1 accompanied by Margaret Penney at the piano. ,Q y ents' spears cws p A new organization this year was the-Girls' 5 Sports Club organized under the supervision of 3 Miss Sidwell. A total of forty were enrelllod - 52 A in the club, charter membership being open to y all girls in high school. The purpose of this M club was te promote physical, mental, moral, and , social efficiencyg to stimulate interest in girls' A athleticsg and to promote ideals of health and A sportsmanship. ' 'Q The officers wore: President, Shirley Hoskins ye Vice-president, Dorothy Stcarnsg and Secretary, A w Marian Kardos. - The club was a great help to other clubs XC and classes in their effectual promotion of -W R ticket sales. N X -011, -- as M.. M- so W, Q , v A W 9 , ,J ,W ,QA-I I.. - .,, N-.4,,:, ' XT' 14,11 . 1, L, .. ,- ,,., f ,M Jn., ,,L., i f1'...,,,5'1LA....! '.g,M7-,: A H: '-1. 'WW .Asn X I A x ! 5 if Nivw Q 5- x X M1 . IL, 5 4 -A xl L? !x flame, Ee.. Club H Q. Q 1 5 , la X 3' xi kr lv Q . -,s-yo Quai-ref: 0 1.1 N 551 Il 5100 fvujv-cffis lx? -4 Y ,sl L . rf 1 H v 2 fl. ef Q ' Lx wx it K' r-H Q gg W' h rx, , . 5. 'ff uk W GN-I-if .rfoft-I Cffq L X 1 'Y Wy. q1,,:W. ., ---- -'----1.-W A,-f -V 1 W- fy.. ..... ijkr- WZHJH.. Te :M ....1,:,, K Q ,t ,Q 5 1: W LV, 5 1 JA- -. ' ' ,.Lf,44..n.4..4..g,4 A' 5 x 'Eff Al TN x xi 5 ' V' BAND The Barry Community High School band was or- ganized ln 1939 under the direction of Miss Loret Hathaway. This year the band has thirty-five members, and is under the capable leader-ship of Mr. Kenneth Wolf. New uniforms were purchased th fall, so our band has made a striking appearance at its concerts. ' ' On October 3O,l94O, they went to Hannibal fo the opening of the free Mark Twain bridge. Durin the local Fall Festival the band gave two concert each day. At all the home basketball and a few baseball games the band adde d color and enjoyment Barry was represented by their band in the contest on March 28. The numbers were nmetropolis Overturen, UZanthian 0verture,U and a selected march. They received a second rating. Here's wishing tho band the best of success in the future years of B.C.H.S.! OFFICERS PRESIDENT ---------- -. -----.. + ..-. '1 ljbrothy sseag-ns VICE PRESIDENT-- ------ --- ---- Laverda Barnes SECRETARY ------------ ----- ------ Betty Slater TREASURER ------ ----- -------- Ann Lippincott TWIRLERS This is the first year Barry has had baton twirlers. They appeared with the band at Hannibal the Fall Festival, and other public appearancesg These girls have certainly been an added attract- ion to our band. V ,, 7.7 , , - W Vi 5 -OJ c . - -J 4-:YI . 4 Q' .Tix Y - 'X f57132 NF. Ka X , in ...ff N Cuff 4 3 Y X 'J HUB it A The Hub or the B.C.H.S. weekly news has been in operation for years and years. But this year it is at its strongest. Every week the news of Barry High is gathered by reporters and sent to the editors, where it is sorted and rewritten, and then sent to the Barry Adage for publication for the following Wednesday This year everyone of B C H S. has had a shance to express his opinion s of the Hub This is carried on with the help of a gripe box H Each week notes are taken from the gripe box,' and read before the staff This way we learn what the students want or do not w nt The following staff members were chosen early in the year ' Editors - Y Freshman report r Sophomore reg..e Junior reporte, T- Senior reporter Society Athletics A and F F COmmOlCi8l Feature reporter Science reporter Music reporter S Home Ee reporter v F F A dad Annette Stout and Bobert Boyd Betty Jane Wheelan Brace Bowan Bobert Williams Margaret Davis Anna May Myers Eileen Fesler Lawrence Green PeggynCharlesworth 'Ann Lippincott and Waynenwaymack Mardell Flint Betty Slater Mary Louise Sykes The Future Farmers of America is an organiza ,' tion for falm boys studying vocational agriculture For three years it has been a great success in .' B C.H S The ideal of the club is to teach coop eration, leadership, and self reliance to the boys T who may or may not become future farmers of , America At the first meeting the follbwing boys were .F elected officers for 1940 1941 President Wayne Waymack F Vice Preadent Gene Phebus Secretary Bill Crump Treasurer - Robert Hoskins Re orter 1' .. j i 1 u 1 ' x 5 Xmxx ' X M ---- - ---D SJ S. T'TAT::::::::I:: --:::fIffff Humor ------------------- -Donald Stout E l U O V 5 Q 0 0 0 C ........... I .... f 9 ,. -::1:IQ-f'ffI-ffff e . . . .,. A f Q f f + -' ave -L. D -5 'E F' J 1 G DRAMATIC CLUB my W 1 Q Early in the year of 1940, the old members 3 f of the Dramatic Club not with Miss Dickhut te ' 4 n ke arrangements for the entrance of new members. Q 'I , ., .., . , After try-outs, who 'u1.vflng new'memhers were 4 M taken into the clffg write Witty, Marion Kardos, Norma'Benifield, fren, Steyn, Ruby Jean'Char1ee- L worth, Ermn Lee Day. one Jima Mcihrland, ' The following people were selected for .3 1 officers: President--Jack Wehng Vice President- W M William Mcvayg Secretary-Anna Mae Myers, and 13 Q Treasurer-Bill Crump, ' Pj ,X February 12, 1941, the Dramatic Club present- 5 kg ed a three act play entitled, uYoung Lincolnn H1 Q under the direction of Miss Dickhut. The cast A YQ included: 'Q 5 Abraham Lincoln ---------- Robert Boyd 9 , James Rutledge ----- ----- Jack Wehn 1 3 Mrs. Rutledge ---- ---Bonnie Wendorff Q 11 Ann Rutledge ----- ----- Annette Stout tj Martha ---------- - - e--Anna Mae Myers 1l-. 4 Mrst Bennet Able ---- ---Bennadine Hays J4 Mary Owens --------- ---Eileen Fesler ' Mattie ---------- --- John McNeil ----- ---- Sam H111 ---------- ------ Robert Gamble , Jack Armstrong ------- ----Waynedwaymack N X , f w 'vs Elma McFarland Gene Hutter P 3 K J -I Qi Malcolm Judd ------------- Bill.Crump gg W ' PROLOGUE Aa 1 Abraham, as a boy -------- Robert Boyd 0 R! Nancy Hanks -------------- Peggy Charlesworth Aj Q Sarah- ------------ ------ Norma Bonifield Q yy Auntie Sparrow ---------- -Erma Lee Day lj F' w ww TKIPZBTS ' in Margaret Davis Uonnle Hoskins Jack Wehn 5 gl These soloists received a second rating at W H f the sub-district contest at Beardstownd ' ', PM rw 'cifegg ff GIRLS' CHORUS , 1, 51 The girls' chorus received a second rating - f at the sub-district contest at Beardstown on March A gy 27. Their numbers were nCrad1e Songn and nThe P i Riveru. The chorus will go to Winchester on March A is 8 to participate ina Music Festival. - .L , eccc ,C not-org ':4l1js's:o-1fg:e'e':Qfe':J,1'r'141' 'Icy M- -'U -3- -1' ev' f' ' 4 ' L. I , v L... .., L 4... Nc T z 1 x,1,m,f 3 ,',, ,g,,,,f'g-,Ag 23, .,,3'.',gw,-J ,..., X' ' . .,X. 1 Til. M1 ' il ,. 1 Pain! A , A , ,, , K 'f Eg b ' V N Sm fl ' A X .Q i id f . Q4 I V Q S s QQ! ' 1 My 5? , . Ti . 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