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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

DR-RflB Of RRRRy conunify HIGH SCHOOL VOLUfM 1 1952 BARRY UNIT SCHOOL Barry, Illinois 1952 2 DEDICATION Because of his unfailing aid and understanding of our problems and undertakings, we the Senior class of 52 dedicate this annual to our principal, Mr. John Codd. IPS l V� 0 'AkooSX ' cyyj. a. ' - cjZj - A Af 7 5 AcJLyi 7jasvyi£fcb n . ., f M.B- S. TlTiCta W Quu xjca£q-s cX'2 Lc«C Ov - lX BOARO OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Philip Hamilton, Secretary, Robert Williams, Lowell Maxwell, Kenneth Renoud, Harry Miller, Hubert Staff, Marion Koeller, President, Gilbert Franklin, Superintendent. G. W. Franklin Superintendent Mrs. Liucien H. Strubinger Mathematics Alice Nestrick English Social Science John Codd Principal Commercial Mrs. Ferrel Powell Physical Education Harold Flynn Coach Physical Education J. A. Book Science Driver's Training Mrs. B. B. Watson English Latin Speech Mary E. Myers Home Economics John Lapan Music SPONSORS In order to have a well rounded school life several so-called extra-curricular activities are necessary. The following is a list of our sponsors and the clubs they sponsor. Mr. Book.........................Camera Club Sponsor Projection Club Sponsor Mr. Flynn........................Freshman Class Sponsor Athletic Coach Mr. Franklin.....................Superintendent of both the Grade School and the High School Mr. Lapan........................Director of the Band, Chorus, and the Community Singers Mr. Lewis .......................F. F. A. Sponsor Supervisor of the Ag. Shop Instructor of the G. I. Classes Supervisor of Picnic Grounds Miss Myers.......................Junior Class Sponsor F. H. A. Sponsor Mrs. Powell......................Freshman Class Sponsor G. A. A. Sponsor Mrs. Strubinger..................Sophomore Class Sponsor Hub Staff Sponsor Mrs. Watson......................Senior Class Sponsor Annual Staff Sponsor Dramatic Club Sponsor Latin Club Sponsor 8 9 RODNEY SMITH Rotney Deeds, not words. Senior Class President; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club I, 2; Track 2;F.F.A. I, 2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; Hub Staff 3,4; Student Council 3; Class Officer 2, 3; Annual Staff. ANNABEL REEL Ann She moves a goddess and she looks a queen. Senior Class Treasurer; Twirling 1,2, 3,4; Drum Major 1,2. 3,4; District Twirling Contest 1,2,3; State Twirling Contest 1,3; Chorus 1,2,3: Hub Staff 2,3.4; Assistant Editor 3; Ed- itor 4; Camera Club 1,2,3; Projector's Club 3; Secretary 3; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff. SENIORS KATHRYN MOYER Kay Naught so sweet as melancholy.” Senior Class Secretary; Band 2,3,4; Chorus I, 2, 3,4; Girls’ Sextette 3; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 4; G.A.A. 3; Dra- matic Club 2, 3,4; Dear Papa 4; Hub Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. RICHARD FURNISS Dick A baseball player, a regular guy, a friend to all and sort of shy. Senior Class Vice President; Baseball 1,2,3,41 Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3; F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 3; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 4. Jk CHARLES ERVIN Chick” He knew what is what. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball I, 2, 3,4; Track I; Lettermen's Club 1,2; F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Treasurer 3; Class Officer 2, 3; Annual Staff 4. DOROTHY MATHEWS Slats Silence is golden, but who am I to make money? Notre Dame High, Quincy, Illinois 2; Chorus 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Office 4;G.A.A. 3,4; Officer 3; Dra- matic Club 2, 3,4; In Old Virginny 3; Dear Papa 4; Student Council 3; Assistant Librarian 4. FAITH MARIE KENADY Faith A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet foldedV Unity High School I; Chorus 2,3,4; Music Contest 3; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 3,4; President 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Play Day, Canton, Missouri, 3. R. JACK UNSELL Jackie I am not in the roll of common men. Chorus 3; Baseball 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Dramatic Club 3,4; In Old Virginny 3; Dear Papa 4; Annual Staff 4. JANE SUE BULUNGTON Janie God created woman only to tame mankind. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Contest 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. I, 2, 3,4; Officer 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Declamatory Contest 2; Dear Papa 4; Officer 3, 4; Camera Club I; Hub Staff 1,2,3; Librarian 2. SENIORS 12 SENIORS MYRTLE OITKER Myrt You can't help liking Myrt. Chorus i.2,3.4; F.H. A. 1.2.3,4; Officer 3; G. A. A. 3,4. BRUCE SMITH Limbley Stately and tall he moves in the hall. Band 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2. 3,4; Lettermen's Club i,2. DON WAGY Donnie He was simply and staunchly to his duty. Muscatine High School 3; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Track i; Lettermen's Club i,2; Dramatic Club 1,2.4; The Barretts 2; Dear Papa 4; Hub Staff 1, 2,4; Camera Club 1,2.4; Projector's Club 2,4; Officer 4; Student Council 4; Reporter 4. NANCY ANN WARD Nancy Always smiling and agreeable. Band 1,2. 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3.4; G. A. A. 3,4; President 4. RUSSELL OREN RENOUD Russell I have an exposition of sleep come upon me. Baseball i; Baseball Manager 2,3; Lettermen's Club 2,3; F. F. A. i, 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Camera Club 1,2; Projector's Club 2, 3,4; Student Council 4. 13 MARVIN LIKES Marvin I dare do all that may become a man. Baseball i,2; Basketball 3,4; Lettermen's Club 1,2,3. SENIORS DON WALLACE Donnie I am not only witty in myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. Band 1,2, 3,4; Camera Club 1. LAVONNE BILLINGS Nonnie The senior’s gift to a junior boy. West Pike High 1,2,3; Chorus 4. MARILYN CHARLENE LOSCH Marilyn The only way to have a friend is to be one. Chorus i,2; Class Officer 1. MARIAN DENANCE RECTOR Tommy Short and sweet. Chorus 1,2, 3.4 . Vocal Contest 2,3; Twirler 1,2; Cheer- leader 3; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3; G. A. A. 3; Dramatic Club 3,4; In old Virginny” 3; Dear Papa 4; Hub Staff 2; Student Council 3,4; Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4. 14 SENIORS MARJORIE SCHULTZ Margie Oh--those dreamy eyes. Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Chorus Contest 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Officer 4; Play Day, Canton, Missouri 3; Camera Club I; Class Officer I; Perfect Attendance 1,2. NORMAN DORAN Red A very unclubable man. Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club I, 2, 3; Camera Club 2. HAROLD CHARLES GLECKLER Harold We 11, here I am girls. Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; F.F. A. 1,2, 3,4; Officer 4; Hub Staff I; Dramatic Club 1,2, 3,4; Vice President 4; Declamatory Contest 2; In Old Virginia 3; Dear Papa 4; Camera Cluo 1,2, 3,4; Offi- cer 4; Projector's Club 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 4. MARTHA PHYLLIS SAXBURY Phyllis She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Chorus 2; G.A.A. 3. MAX MOYER Curly And to his eye there was but one beloved face on earth, and that was shining on him. Chorus I, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Track I; Basketball Mana- ger 2; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2, 3,4; In Old Virginny 3; Dear Papa 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Pro- jector’s Club 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4. 15 JOE HARRIS Joe” ”1 'spect I growed, Don't think nobody never made me. Baseball I, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club I, 2.3. ROBERTA RATLIFF Bobby A penny for your thoughts. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 3,4; Librarian 2; Annual Staff. PHYLLIS JEAN REYNOLDS Phyl I love fool’s experiments; I am always making them. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Vocal Contest 3; F.H. A. 1,2,3,41 G. A. A. 3,4; Librarian 3; Annual Staff. TED HOWARD ••Bug Better late than never. Band 1,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4: Camera Club 2,4. BARBARA RUTH BRYAN Be a Smile with an intent to do mischief Central Jr. High, Hannibal I; Chorus 2,3,4; F.H. A. 2,3, 4; G.A.A. 3,4. SENIORS 16 SENIORS MARY ELLEN WEST Bob Those about her from her shall read the perfect ways of honor. Chorus i,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 3,4; Librarian 4; Play Day; Canton, Missouri, 3. RICHARD BURGDORFF Dickie His smile goes all the way around and buttons In the back. Basketball 1,2, 3.4; Baseball 1,2, 3.4; F. F. A. 2.3,4; Treasurer 4; Camera Club 1,2. 3,4; Projector's Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff. JO ANN SPANN Jo Can build castles in the air. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3.4; G. A. A. 3.4; Illinois Girl's State 3. BERLYN THOMAS Romeo O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? F.F.A. 2. 17 John Potter Robert McCallister Martha Bolin Keith Bowers Robert Washington Wanda Ralph Betty Hunter Pat Doran Betty Main J u Delores Pryor | President 0 R S Lenora Hill T reasurer Mary Dell Williams 18 Audrey Smith Kay Woodworth Joanne Grunden Kyle Main Billie Lee Margea Shade Vice-President Dale West Secretary Elsie Smith Norma Guthrie Joann Coultas Sandra Unsell, Leroy Schultz, Doris Kurtz, Charles Anderson, Jerry Easley, Joyce Codd, Wendell Anderson, Martha Staff, Barbara Koeller, Ronald Oitker, Lola Ratliff, Scott Smith, Lee Gollaher, Betty Hendricks, Robert Kinder, Laura Williams, Nancy Toumbs, Richard Oit- ker, Marjorie Smith, Eilene Baintor, Jon Robb. SOPHOMORE 20 Jesse Dietzman, Doris Smith, Don Buffington, Beverly Sterling, Shirley Saxbury, Billy Rupert, Ella Hofmeister, Sandra Stroheker, Larry Tittsworth, Averil Lawson, James Harris, Carolyn Barnes, Bill Smith, Bonnie Tittsworth, Tom Fesler, Mary Main, Ilah Williams, Bob Smith, La Donna Hill, Phyllis Mellon. CLASS 21 Floyd Shade Letha Easley Leon West Kathleen McCallister John Billings Doris Schnepf Lyle Walker Sharon Smith Richard Mathews Laura Ward FRESHMAN Shirley Coultas Don Miller Sue Altman Melvin Bowker Louise Weisenburger James Robertson Donna Houseweart Donald Forshey Judy Burgdorff Eddie Dolbeare Dorothy Howard Ronnie Reel Nancy Pierson Herbert Rennecker Melba Williams Richard Stroheker Barbara Bethard Robert Robertson ClASS Virginia Guthrie Leroy Coultas Lois Moyer Robert Croxville Clinton Long Frances Minear Dale Harshman Bertha Snow PROM We went back to the Gay Nineties for our Prom, whicn was held May eighth. The cafeteria was appropriately dec- orated for the gala affair with kerosene lamps and black felt derby hats centered on red and white checked table cloths. The Sophomore boys characteristically dressed in garb of the Nineties served the dinner consisting of: Sip O' The Little Brown Jug Turkey in the Straw Golden Spikes Jim Brady's 10 K Diamonds Flora Dora Girl Gems Lillian Russell Salad Casey's Strawberry Blonde Sip O' The Old Oaken Bucket Pearls and Rubies Following the dinner Casey , Charlie Ervin, introduced the following program Family Albums by Rodney Smith, presi- dent of the Junior Class; Bustles and Beaus , by Naomi Inman, president of the Senior Class, Dearie a vocal duet by Marian Rector and Max Moyer; When You Wore a Tulip by the Barber Shop Quartette; and Bicycle Built For Two by the Junior Girls' Trio. After the dinner everyone went to Wagon Wheel Inn , (the gym,) entering through swinging doors. Punch was served from an improvised bar in the center of the floor, and music was furnished by Jack Everette's orchestra. 27 THE TRUMPET TRIO The Trumpet Trio from our school made us all proud of them by winning a first place rating at the State Finals in Music held at Charleston last Spring. Their selection was The “Three Pucks” by H. L.Buctell. Ronnie Oitker, Jon Robb, Robert Koeller NAOMI WINS Naomi Inman proved that she could use English adequately and type a perfect paper by winning first place in the Quincy Sales Executive Club Essay Contest of 1950. Her award was not only an enjoyable evening at the banquet at Hotel Lincoln Douglas in Quincy, but the hundred dollar Savings Bond. 28 ILL. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WINNERS IN SPEECH FINALS AT U. OF I. APRIL 13 AND 14th LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Peter Zelnder, Lincoln H. S. - Original Oration, George Beres, Pekin H. S. - Oration. FRONT ROW: Roger Kasten, Freeport H. S. - Extempore, Lynn Gibbs, Evanston H. S, - Comedy Reading, John Catsis, Evanston H. S, - Verse Reading, Fran- ces Wheelan, Barry - Play. STATE CHAMPION After winning second in the State Finals in 1949, Francis Wheelan topped that honor in 1950 by placing first in play read- ing with a cutting from Maxwell Anderson's Elizabeth The Queen . Being medalist four times in both Junior and Senior years, Francy garnered in eight medals including the gold State Cham- pionship one for 1950. 29 DRAMATIC CLUB 1950-1951 On May 4, 1951 the Dramatic Club of Barry High School presented In Old Virginny , which was a big success. The characters were splendidly cast, and they portrayed their respective parts nicely. The costumes in act two, a flash- back of the old South of 1897, were lovely. Mrs. Watson, sponsor, and the cast hope everyone enjoyed the play as much as they enjoyed putting it on. CAST OF CHARACTERS Betty Merrill--an elderly spinster . Virginia--her niece .............. Uncle Mose--an old darky servant Mammy Chloe --his wife .... Bethadel Shepherd--a neighbor Gwenna--her daughter.............. Ann Christian--a hopeful spinster Crutcher Davis--an auctioneer Hollis Forrester--a wealthy old man Clyde--in love with Virginia . Elva Merrill--Betty's mother Marvin Merrill--Betty's father . Barry Merrill--Betty's brother . Sissy Jamison..................... Mary Rose Finch................... Hester Ball--Mrs. Merrill's old aunt Virgil Ball--Hester's grandson . . . Frances Wheelan . . . Naomi Inman . . . . Max Moyer . Mary Jo Fletcher . . . Delores Pryor . . Marian Rector . Nancy Bess Johnson Bill Bosch . . Bob Lipcamon Jack Bullington . Delia Lock E. C. O'Brien Harold Gleckler . Dolores Pryor . . . . Lenora Hill Dorothy Mathews . . . . Jack Unsell 30 DRAMATIC CLUB 1951-1952 This year the Dramatic Club enjoyed presenting to the public Dear Papa , a three act comedy. The play was put on in the gym before a large and enthusiastic audience. The play was well received and furnished an enjoyable evening to the cast and the spectators. CAST OF CHARACTERS Herman Carr . Mrs. Carr . Caine Carr . Dicky Turner . George Carr Carol Ruth Carr . Miss JLucinda Carr . . . Don Wagy Kay Moyer Norma Jean Guthrie . Jesse Dietzman Richard Mathews . Audrey Smith . . Lenora Hill Mrs. Elvira McDuffie Marian Rector Mr. J. Caswell Drennen Max Moyer Don Drennen Mr. Yeates . Janet Roden Liz Estes Mickie Strong . Harold Gleckler Jack Unsell . Wanda Ralph Jane Bullington Dorothy Mathews The entire cast--including Uncle Willie's picture. Stand by for a shock everybody! We're going to have two weddings. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Myrtle Oitker, Mr. Lewis, Sponsor; Kay Woodworth, Richard Oitker, Faith Kenady, Joyce Codd, Don Wagy, Marian Rector. SECOND ROW: Melba Williams, Mary Dell Williams, Wanda Ralph, Sandra Unsell, Martha Staff, Mr. Franklin, Superintendent; Mr. Codd. Principal; Donna Houseweart, Lenora Hill, Margea Shade, La Donna Hill, Melvin Bowker. THIRD ROW: Delores Pryor, Richard Mathews, Russell Renoud, Ronald Oitker, John Potter, Dick Burgdorff, Joanne Grunden. To start the school year out right we had an election of officers which are as follows: President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Reporter Faith Kenady Richard Oitker Joyce Codd Kay Woodworth Don Wagy The Student Council is just newly organized, but many plans are being made for the future. To begin with the Student Council sponsored a Hallo- ween Dance in October. It was a very enjoyable party which included a fun house, and various Halloween games. The Cafeteria was approprietly decorated with jack-o'- lantern and corn stalks. z 33 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Furniss, Harold Gleckler, Dick Burgdorff, Rodney Smith, Russell Renoud, Jesse Dietaman, Wendall Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis, Richard Stroheker, Robert Robertson, Dale Harshman, Eddie Dolbeare, Jim Robertson, Bob Croxville, Don Davis, Floyd Shade, Leroy Schultz, Clinton Long, Lyle Walker. THIRD ROW: Don Miller, Bill Lee, Robert Kinder, Jerry Easley, Tom Fesler, Charles Anderson, Leon West, Don Smith, Kyle Main, John Potter, Richard Oitker, Bob Washington. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Our motto consists of only four simple lines, but these lines are filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true view point of farm youth, the backbone of a nation . Our motto is as follows: Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve. OFFICERS Charles Ervin, President; Dick Furniss, Vice President: Harold Gleckler, Secretary; Richard Burgdorff, Treasurer; Rodney Smith, Reporter; Russell Renoud, Sentinel; Mr. John Lewis, Advisor. ACTIVITIES The following is a list of some of the activities which we have accomplished since the 1951 Yr-Rab went to press. Parent and Son Banquet-- Our annual parent and son banquet was held late in the spring. A delicious meal was served. The speaker for the evening was Herbert Wendler, our Pike County Farm Advisor. All parents and sons were introduced. The evening was climaxed with some interesting movies. Section 13 Officers Banquet-- We were host to ninety officers from sixteen schools. A very interesting program was enjoyed. Chain Litters - - We now own three chapter sows, one hampshire and two durocs. The freshmen boys like to borrow these hogs as it gives them a wonderful opportunity to get started in the swine business. Parent Meeting-- Soon after school started we held a parent meeting in order to acquaint our parents with our program of agriculture. We are striving toward more crop projects. After the meeting open house was held. Our group and the townspeople enjoyed a talk and colored slides by Joseph Berger, an exchange student from Switzerland. Swiss chil- dren cannot attend movies until they are eighteen. Green Hand Initiation-- Eleven freshmen were initiated this year. A weiner roast was held before the ceremony. Refreshments were furnished by the F. F. A. Co-operative Corn Project-- Our one and one half acres of corn neetedone hundred bushels or about seventy bushels per acre. Mrs. Lila Boyd donated the land to have the weeds kept down. The boys shared the work of cultivation throughout the summer. Picnic Grounds-- We have almost completed this school and community service project. We now have two picnic furnaces. The five picnic tables have just been repaired and re-painted. A new light pole has been set but not wired as yet. We hope to do this soon. The community is invited to use this spot. Gymnasium Planting-- We took the responsibility of planning the landscaping and setting of the twenty trees in front of the gymnasium. Milton Grain Show-- As this is being written our sophomore members are readying themselves for the grain judging contest to be held in Milton on December eighth. Several of our members will also show grain. Record Analysis-- The boys are starting to analyze the records they keep on their projects. The F. F. A. is encouraging the use of these records. Shop Projects Completed-- 3-Sheep feeders 18-tool boxes 8-benches 1-hog house 1-hog feeder 1-chair carrier 1-welding cart 15-hog troughs FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Last May the F. H. A. sponsored a Kids' Party. Each member was to bring a child of pre-school age. Games were played in the gym and refreshments were served in the cafeteria. At the end of the school year a picnic and skating party was given in honor of the senior girls. To begin the new year the following officers were elected: President--Mary Dell Williams Vice President--Averil Lawson Secretary--Kay Moyer Parliamentarian--Dorothy Mathews Song Leader--Barbara Koeller Publicity Book--Carolyn Barnes Public Relations--Wanda Ralph Recreation--Dale West Chapter Mother--Mrs. Hubert Staff Advisory Council--Mrs. Edgar Ratliff Mrs. T. W. Bryan Following the initiation of the new members a Slumber Party was held at the home of Mrs. Staff. Thirty-five members and Miss Myers, our sponsor, spent the night sleeping on the floor or in a bed-whichever they preferred. The following morning Mrs. Staff served pancakes, tomato juice, and milk to the group. Mary Dell Williams was elected as secretary of Section 8 at the House of Delegates meeting in Quincy. As our Annual goes to press the plans for the remainder of this school year are: December--The F. H. A. girls with the help of the G. A. A. are going caroling and serving a chili supper. March--Tea for mothers. April--Section 8 Spring Fally of F. H. A. to be held at Barry. May--Farewell for the seniors. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. D. Williams, Bullington, K. Moyer, D. West, Mathews, Lawson, Koeller, Ralph, Bames. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Staff, Chapter Mother; Snow, Bryan, Rector, Shade, Oitker, R. Ratliff, Spann, M. West, Kenady, Reynolds, E. Schnepf, Miss Myers, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Kurtz, Bainter, D. Smith, Hess, L. Hill, L. Williams, I. Williams, Mellon, Bolin, Hunter, J. Burgdorff. L. Moyer, Stroheker. FOURTH ROW . M. Grunden, Codd, J. Coultas, L. Ratliff, M. Smith, L. Ward, S. Coultas, Altman, D. Houseweart, Tittsworth, S. Smith, Minear, Weisenburger, Hofmeister, Sterling. FIFTH ROW: Unsell, M. Williams, E. Smith, Pryor, Wintjen, Staff, D. Schnepf, L. Easley, Pierson, Bethard, Hendricks, J. Grunden. G.A.A Last Spring Mrs. Powell, our physical education instructor and sponsor of G. A. A. , took the following students: Marjorie Schultz, Wanda Ralph, Faith Kenady, Pat Doran, Fayerene Martin, Margea Shade, Mary Ellen and Dale West, Joan Grunden and Anna Lou Belts to Culver Stockton College to attend Play Day, for high school girl athletes. The various events included: basketball, volleyball, badminton, swimming, track and field events. The Barry team placed fifth with a total of 55 points. This Fail the G. A. A. served chili and pie to the students attending the Pike County Chorus Festival. The G. A. A. also sponsors the Cheerleaders. For our project this year we had new suits made for the cheerleaders. As the annual goes to press we are in the midst of our Basketball Queen Contest. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Main, J. Bullington, D. Mathews, M. D. Williams, L. Ratliff, M. Schultz, N. Ward, D. West, S. Unsell. SECOND ROW: M. Shade, M. Oitker, R. Ratliff, J. Coultas. A. Hess, J. Spann. M. West J. Burgdorff, F. Kenady, P. Reynolds, W. Ralph, Mrs. Powell, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: B. Bryan, D. Smith, P. Doran. M. Williams, L. Williams, S. Coultas, E. Hofmeister, B. Hunter, M. Bolin, L. Easley. S. Smith, E. Bainter, FOURTH ROW: M. Grunden, D. Kurtz, E. Smith, M. Wintjen, J. Codd, L. Ward, B. Sterling, B. Hendricks, B. Tittsworth, J. Grunden, M. Staff. 36 CHORUS The Music Festival was held November 5, 1951 at the Barry Gymnasium under the direction of Mr. J. Leslie Pierce, of Canton, Missouri. The accompanist for the Chorus group was Barbara Koeller, our own pianist from Barry High School. The following songs were sung by the three choruses: The mixed chorus sang It's A Grand Night for Singing , Rodgers; Gay Fiesta , arr. by Riegger; Serenade , Romberg; By the Light of the Silvery Moon , Edwards. Songers rendered by girls' chorus were: By the Bend of the River , Rodgers; A Shepherd's Tune , Gustav-Hemstreet; It Might As Well Be Spring , Rodgers. The boys' chorus sang: Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes , Riegger; We Sail the Ocean Blue , Riegger. The Barry special number was So Longs My Soul For Thee by the Girls' Sextette. At the close of the evening The Star Spangled Banner was sung by Mixed chorus and audience. GIRL'S CHORUS FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bullington, K. Moyer, D. West, D. Mathews, A. Lawson, B. Koeller, W. Ralph, C. Barnes. SECOND ROW: M. D. Williams, B. Bryan, M. Rector, M. Shade. M. Oitker, R. Ratliff, J. Spann, M. West, F. Kenady, P. Reynolds, M. Schultz, Mr. Lapan, Director. THIRD ROW: M. Main, D. Smith, L. Ratliff, A. Hess, L. Williams, S. Altman, S. Smith, J. Burgdorff, E. Hofmeister. N. Ward, E. Schnepf. FOURTH ROW: B. Snow. L. Billings, M. Williams, J. Codd. L. Ward, S. Coultas, D. Houseweart, L. Moyer. B.Bethard, F. Minear, K. Mc'Callister. FIFTH ROW: P. Doran, E. Smith. M. Wintjen, M. Grunden, M. Staff. B. Sterling, B. Hendricks, J. Grunden. D. Schnepf. L. Easley, N. Pierson, V. Guthrie. 37 THE BAND LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW; Alvah Fletcher, Sandra Fee, Lenora Hill, Betty Jean Hunter, Carolyn Barnes, Kay Moyer, Delilah Hill, Betty Barnes, Betty Hendricks, David Butler, Laverda Hofmeister, Iris Lawson, Martha Bolin, Wanda Furniss. SECOND ROW: Barbara Koeller, Don Wagy, Barbara Bethard, Don Wallace, Ella Hofmeister, Joyce Codd, Sue Altman, Shirley Coultas, Mardell Miller, Robert Koeller, Craig Mitchell, Averil Lawson, Jon Robb, Ronnie Oitker, Charles Hoskins, David Predmore, Bobbie Oitker. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lapan, Director; Billy Rupert, Shirley Sutton, Marjorie Schultz, Nancy Ward, Hilda Hill, Lois Moyer. Crash! Bang! What is that terrible commotion coming from the gym? Don’t be frightened, it's just Mr. Lapan drilling the band on a number. No kidding, we have a good band and we're proud of it. They have been trying to play better music and give better performances to be more thoroughly enjoyed. The 1951 Band Contest was divided between Pittsfield and Barry. This year all of the Illinois High School District Music Contest will be held at Barry in the high school gymnasium. We were very happy last year to have our Trumpet Trio win first place rating in the State Contest. At one of the P. T. A. meetings the band furnished the program. The music at our home basketball games is also furnished by the band. Two trips have been made--one to Macomb and one to Canton, Missouri, to play at football games. The next trip is to be in the spring which the American Legion is sponsoring for the band students, a free trip to Quincy to see and hear in person Guy Lombardo. Our band is an all year organization. It meets during the summer months and holds concerts in the park every Ssturday night. Besides our high school band we have a Dance Band who presented several numbers at the Christmas Formal Dance. DANCE BAND FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bar- bara Bethard, Sue Ann Altman, Ella Hofmeister, Joyce Codd, Shirley Coultas. BACK ROW: Billy Rupert, Lois Moyer, Barbara Koeller, Ronnie Oitker, Averill Lawson, Jon Robb. TWIRIERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lola Ratliff, Virginia Guthrie, Joann Coultas, Annabel Reel, Laura Ward, Judy Burgdorff, Laura Williams. Through sales of magazine's early this fall the twirlers have new uniforms and hats. The uniform shirts and tights are made of heavy white satin with the skirts pleated. The jackets are made of black gabardine with orange braid across the front. Their hats are little white pill boxes. The drum majorette and teacher, Annabel Reel, also has a new shako which is made of black gabardine. It's edging is of white fur with a rhinestone emblem set in the middle of the front. Above the emblem stands a white feather plume. The new twirlers are Judy Burgdroff, Laura Ward, and Virginia Guthrie. The girls made the trip to Macomb and Canton, Missouri with the band to twirl at the football games. With the assistance of the band they also perform at our home basketball games. MARCHING BAND P.T.A. OFFICERS OF BARRY PARENT TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION LEFT TO RIGHT: President, Mrs. Richard Mathews; Vice President, Mrs. Hubert Staff; Secretary, Mrs. Dean Benton; Treasurer, Mrs. James Van Hook. The Parent Teachers' Association of Barry Schools takes an active part in the over all program for school betterment. This year's programs center on Educating The Whole Child at Home as Well as at School. The P. T. A. has sponsored the Girl Scouts and the hot-lunches served each noon in the school cafeteria. The lunches are planned by an Advisary Council composed of seven members, who also call Mothers for volun- teer work in the Cafeteria. During a previous year the organization presented the Home Ec. Department with a 40 cup coffee urn. Just recently ten card tables have been purchased for school use. Last October 3rd the local P. T. A. was hostess for the 8th District. The all day meeting was held in the Gym and a luncheon served in the Cafe- teria for 100 people. 40 The Traditional Christmas HUB STAFF STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ella Hofmeister, Sophomore Writer; Billy Rupert, Sports Writer; Rodney Smith, F.F.A. Writer; Richard Oitker, Sports Writer; Sandra Unsell, Memorabilia; Myrtle Oitker, Co-Editor; Mrs. Strubinger, Sponsor; Annabel Reel, Co-Editor; Dolo- res Pryor, Junior Writer and Assistant Editor. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lenora Hill, Latin and Dramatic; Joyce Codd, Sophomore Writer; Mary Dell Williams, Projector’s Club Writer; Don Wagy, Stu- dent Council Writer; Barbara Koeller, Music Writer; Kay Moyer, Sen ior Writer; Wanda Ralph, F, H. A. Writer and Assistant Editor. HUB Every Wednesday, our HUB reporters hand in articles from their respective organizations. These articles are then check- ed by the editors and the HUB sponsor, Mrs. Strubinger; typed, with the help of second year typing class; rechecked; and taken to the local newspaper office where two columns are re- served for the HUB each week during the school year. At the end of every school year, awards are given to all reporters who have been faithful in writing their news articles. 42 ANNUAL STAFF STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Burgdorff, Camera Editor; Dick Furniss, Sports Editor; Mrs. B. B. Watson, Sponsor; Rodney Smith, Sports Editor; Roberta Ratliff, Music Editor; Charles Ervin, Business Manager, SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Gleckler, Camera Edi- tor; Max Moyer, Dramatic Editor; Myrtle Oitker, Activities Editor; Jack Unsell, Calendar Editor; Marian Rector, Calendar Editor; Phyllis Reynolds, Editor; Kay Moyer, Editor; Annabel Reel, Business Manager. 43 LATIN CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Richard Mathews, Keith Bowers, Joanne Grunden, Barbara Koeller, Martha Staff, Lenora Hill, Mrs. B. B. Watson, Sponsor, Walda Ralph, Ann Hess. The Latin Club was organized shortly after school started. It became a member of the Junior Classical League, which is a National Latin Club, and received pins and stickers from this organization. The main event of the year was the Latin Banquet which was the last of November. Everyone came dressed as a Roman. Richard came dressed as a soldier, while the rest came as Roman Commoners. They ate the same type of food the Romans ate and ate somewhat in the same style. Members of the Club are Keith Bowers, Richard Mathews, Lenora Hill, Barbara Koeller, Wanda Ralph, Martha Staff, Ann Hess, Joanne Grunden. Sponsor is Mrs. Bess Watson. The membership plaque of the J. C. L. is hung on the bul- letin board in the English room. It states: The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. They believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greek and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its governments, laws, literatures, languages and arts. 44 DRAMATIC CLUB STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Wagy, Marian Rector. Harold Gleckler, MaryDell Williams, Laura Williams, Ann Hess, Jesse Dietzman, Dolores Pryor, Joanne Grunden, Max Moyer, Richard Mathews. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Ralph, Norma Guthrie. Ardrey Smith, Dorothy Mathews, Jane Bullington, Martha Staff, Kay Moyer, Lenora Hill. Each year the Dramatic Club presents a play. This fall, the club presented Dear Papa , a light comedy. With the profit made on plays, the club sponsors contestants for Declams in the county and state contests. The County Declamatory Contest was held in Barry this year with several members of the Dramatic Club, as well as other students, entered from Barry. We placed in the Pike County Declam held at Barry March 1, as follows: 1. Norma Jean Guthrie-dramatic reading- The Heritage of Wimpole Street . 2. Frances Minear-comedy reading- Dad and the Pierce- Arrow . 3. Dolores Pryor-oration- What's Wrong With Work? 3. Don Wagy-comedy reading- The Old Homestead. 45 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Harris, Connie Book, Kelsia Hill. David Butler, Ronnie Harris. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Fee, Robert Grider, Dick Burgdorff, Sue Altman, Russell Re- noud, Richard Oitker. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Book, Sponsor, Robert Koeller, Martha Staff, Don Buffington. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lenora Hill, Harold Gleckler, Don Wagy, Mary- Dell Williams, Ted Howard. CAMERA STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Wagy, Lenora Hill, Mr. Book, Sponsor. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Howard, Harold Gleckler, Mary Dell Williams, Wanda Ralph, Margea Shade, Dick Burgdorff. PROJECTOR'S CLUB First Team Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Faith Kenady, Sharon Smith, Jane Bullington, Wanda Ralph. Second Team Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Doran, Joyce Codd, Shirley Coultas, Phyllis Mellon, Mary Ellen Main. 47 OUR TROPHV BASEBALL The Tigers started the season with a very tough schedule. They had a county championship to defend, and were able to do it by taking the conference. Four conference games were played by the Tigers and they were victorious in all of them. The score of the games was as follows: Barry 11 Perry 3 Barry 4 Griggsville 0 Barry 15 Chambersburg 2 Barry 6 West-Pike 5 By winning these four games Barry was eligible to play for the county championship. Their opponent in the championship play-offs was Hardin. Three games were to be played if needed. The first game was played at Barry. In what proved to be a pitching duel. The Tigers edged Hardin by the score of 2 to 1. The highlight of this game was when Rodney Smith stole home with the winning run. Barry collected only one hit, that a single by John Potter. The next game was held at Hardin. This game proved to be a shut- out for Barry. Furniss pitched the Tigers to the county championship by a 4 to 0 victory over Hardin. So the boys are county champions once again. Dick Furniss finished the season with a pitching record of 6 wins and no defeats, and had 58 strikeouts. 48 •V BASEBAU TEAM BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Harold Flynn, Richard Mathews, Bob Smith, Ronnie Reel, Leon West, Ted How- ard, Don Reed, John Billings, James Robertson, Richard Stroheker. MIDDLE ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Billy Bob Rupert- Manager, Leroy Coultas, Wendell Anderson, Bill Smith, Ronnie Oitker, Keith Bowers, Tom Fesler, Richard Oitker, Jesse Dietzman, Jerry Easley. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Burgdorff, Rodney Smith, Don Wagy, Bruce Smith, Dick Fruniss, Joe Harris, Charles Ervin, John Potter, Melvin Bowker. BATTING AVERAGES AB R H % Rodney Smith 2 B 23 10 8 . 348 Dick Furniss P 22 6 7 . 318 Don Wagy R F 19 5 6 . 316 Charles Ervin C 17 1 4 . 234 Joe Harris 3B 19 3 4 . 210 John Potter S S 23 6 4 . 174 Bruce Smith 1 B 19 1 3 . 158 Melvin Bowker L, F 23 2 2 . 087 Richard Burgdorff CF 22 Wendell Anderson 4 1 . 046 Utility _3 _2 . 666 TEAM AVERAGE 90 39 41 2557 . 210 BASKETBALL SQUAD BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Burgdorff, Don Buffington, Wendell Anderson, Leroy Coultas, Scott Smith, Bill Smith, Don Wagy, Coach Harold E. Flynn, Rodney Smith, Jerry Easley, Jimmy Harris, Tom Fesler, Bob Smith, Richard Mathews. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Ervin, Kyle Main, Dick Furniss, Joe Harris, Keith Bowers, Malvin Bowker, Manager, Marvin Likes, Ronnie Oitker, Bruce Smith, John Potter. BASKETBALL The Tigers had a season record of 5 wins and 18 defeats. The victories were over Bluffs, Nebo, Mt. Sterling, Liberty, and Milton and were played in our gym. Several of the games we lost were by very close scores, but we just didn't seem to be able to gain the victory. Four of the losses were in tournament play. In the Milton Tournament we lost our opening game to the host team. In the Winchester Tournament we met defeat at the hands of Carrollton and Bluffs. In the Regional Tournament at Quincy we met Payson for the third time this season and were defeated by a 38-49 score. One of the outstanding games of the year was the night we initiated our new suits by winning over Liberty by a 45-25 score. Coach Flynn will lose several boys by graduation. Dick Furniss, Marvin Likes, Rodney Smith, Joe Harris, Bruce Smith, Don Wagy and Charles Ervin graduate in June. Our hopes for a team next year are built around John Potter, Jerry Easley, Kyle Main, and Ronnie Oitker. 50 THE BASKETBALL TEAM BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kyle Main, Forward; Marvin Likes, Center; Harold E. Flynn, Coach; Bruce Smith, Forward; Dick Furniss, Forward. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Easley, Guard; John Potter, Guard; Rodney Smith, Guard; Joe Harris, Guard. BOX SCORE FG FT TP Furniss 84 37 „ 205 Likes 64 56 184 R. Smith 63 43 L69 Harris 46 49 141 B. Smith 31 39 101 Potter 28 22 78 Main 18 10 46 Easley 6 6 18 Erwin 1 0 2 TOTALS 341 262 944 51 MR. CODD CROWNS THE QUEEN QUEEN BY MR. MARJORIE ESCORTED franklin. QUEEN'S COURT The crowning of a basketball queen sponsored by the G. A. A. took place on January 19. Five candidates from the senior class were chosen by the student body and Miss Marjorie Schultz was chosen by popular vote at the cost of one cent per vote. An attendant was chosen from each of the other three classes. LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Ward. Freshman Attendant; Betty Main, Junior Attendant; Myrtle Oitker, Senior Attendant; Nancy Ward. Senior Attendant; Jane Bullington, Senior Attendant; Faith Kenady, Senior Attendant; Lola Ratliff. Sophomore Attendant; To the right of the Queen, Flower Girl, Mary Staff; The Queen, Marjorie Schultz. THE QUEEN AND HER COURT SEXTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT: Joanne Grunden, Barbara Bethard, Averil Lawson, Ella Hofmeister, Joyce Codd, Lavonne Billings, Accompanist, Barbara Kocller. The Sextette this year sang Around the Gypsy Fire -- J. Brahms CHORUS FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Faith Kenady, Dorothy Mathews, Marjorie Schultz, Sue Ann Altman, Jane Bullington, Lavonne Billings, Joanne Grunden. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lapan, Director, Barbara Koeller, Joyce Codd, Jo Ann Spann, Nancy Ward, Shirley Coultas, Laura Ward, Donna Houseweart, Lois Moyer. THIRD ROW: Ann Hess, Doris Schnepf, Dale West, Averil Lawson, Beverly Sterling, Carolyn Barnes, Ella Hofmeister, Barbara Bethard. The Girls' Chorus number was Hymn To the Night - - Gordon The Choruses were directed by Mr. Lapan. Oh those exercises! Stola girls of 52 . Stretch! Please! Sun shy. Sweet sixteen. Funny faces. Experimenting again ? Take your choice. Mr. Longenbaugh's boys. CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 11. Two Senior girls hope to be rulers of the world, for-- The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world . 12. Any resemblence to the second hour study hall and Arthur Godfry's Picnic hour is purely intentional. 17. The cafeteria was the setting for a laughing match. First prize went to Dorothy MOUTHEWS. 24. The boys from Pittsfield wonder who the good looking blonde was in the blue car. Ask Marvin. He knows. 25. Three certain Seniors emerged from the Hyde-Away with a stripe through their hair. A new club? 26. American History class has decided to hold a gathering at the river. 28. Theme for mixed chorus-- The Prisoner's Song . OCTOBER 1. We lost a member of the senior class, but she seems happy enough about it. Norman Main found her. 2. That mysterious girl showed up in Pittsfield again and gave her name as Marvina Lawrence. Her feet's too big. 3. Most people fall downstairs, but not Mr. Franklin. He prefers to fall up them. 8. Charlie, why did your face get so red? Did that itty bitty thumb tack hurt you when you sat on it? 9. Guess some people like school so much that they have to go every day. Eh, Wanda ? 10. Barry won the county baseball Cham- pionship, with an all win record. Nice going, boys ! 11. We don't think Flynn kept his word to Charlie; at least Charlie's shoe's didn't show it. 17. Halloweeners have begun already, but who did they mean by Mean Bull? 18. Hollywood Players present Elizabeth and Essex . 19. Necking Party--Well, it wasn't what we expected it to be. 24. Have you seen the sign in front of school, Tourist Rooms and Cabins ? Well the school has to make money somehow, but we've had no inquiries as yet. 31. You've heard of things going to the dogs? Well, study hall went to the pigeons. NOVEMBER 3. Mr. Lewis has a new profession-- piano moving. 25. Macbeth was never treated so curelly as the seniors treated him on exam. Wonder where Roberta got that name, Birnam Woody? DECEMBER 5. We have the results from the Queen election. The candidates are: Faith, Nancy, Jane, Marjorie, and Myrtle. 10. What do you think we saw this morn- ing? Sheriff Lyman and Floyd S. in his Holstein Ford. They ran upstairs with their six guns blazing to capture the bad bandit that cracked the safe, but they were too late. 12. Averil, we are glad you are such a good boxer, but don't you think you should pick another opponent? 55 CALENDAR DECEMBER (Continued) 21. Christmas Formal--Mistletoe dis- appears. JANUARY 2. Miss Nestrick almost had a roomer over the vacation. What was the dif- ficulty, Faith? 8. New Years' Resolutions--! resolve to do in '52, what I didn't get done in '51. 28. Will it be the Bridal March or Pomp and Circumstance for a senior girl with hair of an uncertain color? 30. Blood Bank--Future Nurses are An- nabel, Dorothy, and Marjorie. FEBRUARY 8. Be on the Alert for two boys seen in a blue 41 Ford, and resembling two seniors. When last seen they were trying to kidnap a Liberty youth. 15. There’s a bride in the Junior Class. Congratulations, Audrey. Courtesy week concluded. Master James Godd in effigy visited school. Certain Courteous People were embarassed upon receiving the honors. 18. You are not anybody unless you have a pair of white bucks, huh, Sandra and Ann ? 25. It seems Kay has been doing quite a bit of day dreaming. Mr. Codd has to repeat everything just for her. 26. Alert to all people in the vicinity of Barry! The man from Mars just landed and is thought to be armed with a ray-gun. Eh, Chauncey? MARCH 1. County Declam--Norma Guthrie wins first place in play reading, Frances Minear wins second in comedy reading, Dolores Pryor and Don Wagy win thirds in oration and comedy respect- ively. 4. Snowfall causes emergency vacation. Nobody's sorry. 7. Annual goes to press. 10. District Declam Contest at Mendon. Early hour ! ! ! 11. Vocational Guidance School at Pitts- field for Jrs. and Srs. Fresh, and Sophs, make tour in Quincy. 15. District Music Solo and Ensemble Contest here. 22. F.H.A. Spring Rally here. 29. Sectional Declams at Jacksonville. MAY 18. Baccalaureate. 23. Graduation. Farewell to B. C. H. S. Commencement speaker is Dr. Ray- mond McCallister. 57 Eat, Drink and be Merry . They call me bird- dog . Carefree Sophs. We two . Who belongs to what ? Working hard ? Mealtime ? A view in Riverview Dude and Lilly . For picnics only? This is Wrestling? Why so sad ? He shrunk . Summertime. 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