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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

lf,n-RaU Bannif ■High School Volume 26 1958 Bantuj. Unit School Bannif, 1958 RY COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOO To the Members of The Class of 195o Class of 195o now leaving for------------------ Yes thirty nine more boys and girls have completed their training in Barry High School and will soon be leaving for many walks of life. It's a wide open world--it's yours to choose--what will it be!! Wherever you are--whatever you are doing twenty--thirty years from now you will all appreciate this year book as it brings back memories of the good old days at Barry High School. Your parents, teachers, and members of the community have made many sacrifices so that you might develop these past four years. All they ask in return is that you do the best you can and pass our heritage on to the future. There is a place for each of you. We wish you all success and happiness. DISTRICT NUMBER ONE r«aid«nt Gilbert W. Franklin, Superintendent Philip Hamilton . . . Secretary Barry, Illinois April 12, 195o Sincerely, A C principal Dedication ■ 1 , tne Class of 1958, are proud to dedicate our Yr-i;ab to Miss Opal Tillman for her many years of unselfish work in the Barry School. Since we were the last class she taught before retiring, we think it only fitting that we dedicate this Yr-kab to her. 3 Back Row: Bill Coultas, Sports; Craig Mitchell, Calendar; Garlan Scpllan, Sports; Kent Brunenn, Kodak; Bruce Roberts, Art Second Row: Carol Branstetter, Kodak; Mardell Miller, Treasurer; Alvah Fletcher, Organizations; Maxine Dolbeare, Organizations First Row: Norman Pryor, Music Dramatics; Coach Robert Moore, Sponsor; Robert Koeller, Business Manager; Sandra Fee, Editor; Betty Lou Barnes, Editor; Lynn Davidson, Business Manager Art; Mrs. Catherine Reynolds, Sponsor; Edna Hastings, Calendar; Sharon Sutton, Music Dramatics 4 ADMINISTRATION ----- GILBERT FRANKLIN Superintendent Illinois State Normal B.Ed. University of Illinois m.S. University of Illinois B.S. Illinois State Normal University of Chicago M.B.A. Gem City Business College HELEN BOGAN Secretary Coach Drivers' Training Kirksville State Teachers College B.S. English and Latin Western Illinois University B.E. Science Western Illinois University B.S. Kirksville State Teachers College B.S. English I and History Western IllinoiaUniversityR.e A ricultura Western Illinois University University of Illinois B.5. Home Economics Culver-Stockton 3.S. University of Illinois M.E. .'race Scliool Coach Monmouth College Western Illino's University B.S. ESTHER RAMPLEY Physical Education .Western Illinois University B.E. Orivers Training University of Towd Custavus Adolphus Quincy Coll• William Predmore, Floyd Hampsmire, Robert Ownby, Phillip Hamilton, Fred Reeves, Bernard Erke, Secretary, Robert Williams, President, Gilbert Franklin 9 7 A Mrs. Edward Moyer, Ways and Means; Mrs. Basil Williams, Budget and Finance, Miss Mary Myers, Hot Lunch Program; Mrs. Russell Yelton, Health; Mr. Gilbert Franklin, Legislation; Mrs. Helen Hampsmire, Treasurer; Mrs. Emory Grider, President; (absent) Mrs. Estil Jackson, Secretary; Mrs. J. H. Syrcle, Jr., Scholarship; Mr. Basil Williams, Safety; Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Membership; Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Program and Publicity; Mrs. Chester Poyser, Hospitality; Mr. James Russell, Music; Mrs. Eldon Powell, Girl Scouts; Mrs. Robert Ownby, Brownies. K. Foster, K. Brunenn, Coach Moore, E. Hastings, M. Miller, C. Branstetter, R. Jackson P. Powell, P. Pryor, S. Sutton, J. 3illings, E. Winner, S. Fee, M. Likes, R. Hoskins, J. Willis. 8 SENIORS ■ w'M 1 ••■'•-. rv • • -.-• •: 'v. • . i V ■ ■ --v «««? •.. V.. ;-'V •• -'V - -k. f '• T- . i,. • . -w • - , - . -v. r fci ■ .- •• I . '■ T V DAVID HUGH SMITH Smitty Class Vice-President 4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 3 , h Vice-President President Student Council Junior Class Play 3 3 SANDRA KAY F£I 'Sandy ’ Class Treasurer 1,2,3 Class Secretary 4 F.H.A. I,2,3,4 Betty Crocker Award 4 Dramatic Club 3 Student Council 1,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff Co-Lditor Operetta Junior Class Play Projector's Club Pep Squad Librarian Latin Club 1,3,4 A. v ■ j vklW ELIZABETH LCL'3-liA BARNES Betty Lou Class Vice President 3 Operetta 1 G.A.A. 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Representative 2,4 Treasurer 4 Dramatic Club 3 Latin Club 3,4 F.T.A. Librarian Reporter President Pep Club Points Chairman liub Staff Reporter - F.T.A. Editor Junior Class Play Annual Staff Co-Editor D.A.R. Citizenship Award KENT DEE I5RUNSNN Doc Basketball Squad 1,2,3,4 Baseball Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Annual Staff Kodak Editor 4 Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4 GLADYS MARDELL MILLER ’Mardell ' Class Secretary 1,3 Class Treasurer 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatic Club 3 Student Council 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 EDNA MAE HASTINGS Edna Pep Squad 1,3,4 F.K.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian G.A.A. 2,3,4 Camera Club 1 Student Council 2 Band 1,2 Chorus Annual Staff 2,3 Calendar Editor 4 Queen Attendant 1 Librarian 4 DAVID EARL DAGLEY Dave Basketball Squad 1,2,3,4 Baseball Team 1,2,3 Track Team 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3 k ROBERT I'ARICH KOET.I.ER Stretch ras!'.etball Squad 1,2,3,4 nnual Staff 'aseball Team 3,4 Business Manager 4 Dramatic lut 3 Operetta 1 Camera - lub 1 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,3,4 President 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 3,4 President 1.2 Junior Class Play Student Council 3,4 Science Club 4 Chorus 1 2 3.4 Letterman's Club 3, i WILLIAM KEITH COULTAS 'Willy Bill-' Basketball Squad 1,2,3,4 Baseball Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 3 Science Club 4 Annual Staff Sports Editor 4 Letterman's Club- 1,2,3,4 IVA EILEME WINNER Eilene F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Public Relations 4 G.A.A. Chorus Operetta Hub staff Novelty F.H.A. and Librarian 1,2,4 1,2 1 3,4 3 Birthdays4 7 ‘CC ROBERT E. CRIDER Bob Basketball Squad 1,2,3,4 Track Team 3,4 Class President 1 Class Secretary 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Dramatic Club 3 Camera Club 1 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Boys' Quartet 3 Latin Club 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Operetta I • t CAROL KAY BRANSTZTTER Carol'' Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Operetta 1 Annual Staff Kodak Editor 4 Hub Staff 1,2,3,4 Class Reporter Junior Class Play 4 Junior Class Play 3 Queen Attendant 4 DALLAS WARREN ALFORD Dallas F.F.A. Reporter Band Hub Staff F.F.A. Science Club 1.2.3.4 4 1.2.3.4 4 4 4 JACK T. WILLIAMS 'Stitch ' Class Vice-President Basketball Squad 1,2,3,4 seball Team 1,2,3,4 F.A. 1,2 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 14 WILSON CRAIC- MITCHELL ’Craig' Camera Club 1,2 Band Annual Staff 1,2 Calendar Manager 4 Projectors Club 1,2 y 4 i ALVAH LOUSE FLETCHER Joe F.ii.A. Dramatic Club Camera Club Student Council F.T.A. Treasurer Chorus Junior Class Play Pep Squad Band Dance Pep Annual Staff Organization Kan. Science Club Treasurer Operetta Projectors Club Basketball Squad Manager Baseball Team F.F.A. Secretary Vice-President Dramatic Club Student Council Chorus Boys' Quartet Annual Staff Music and Dramatic 4 Science Club 4 Vice-President Letterman's Club 2,3,4 — mati e maxims dolbea.cl '’Mic'-ty ice-President i C. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 Camp Delegate Camera Club 2 Camera Club Annual 4 Organization Manager ”.ub Otalf business Manager 4 Movelty 3 ’’asketball queen Attendant 3,4 HAROLD CUGENF, WILLIAMS 'Hedgel ' Baseball Team 3 Cheerleader 4 Mascot 3 F.F.A. 1,2 Square Dance Team 3 GARLAN JOSEP?J SCOLLON 'Scott LC ' 'P Baseball Team Track Team Student Council band Shorus Annual Staff Sports Editor Science Club Junior Clasc Play 2,3,4 3,4 4 3 3 4 4 3 JUBIi: KAY VILLIS Judy . . . . Camera Club Band Fep Club Science Club 111 , . - , j ] ! 3 BRUCE ANTHONY ROBERTS Bi g Bruce 1 Basketball Squad Manager F.F.A. 1,2,3 Student Council Annual Staff Art Editor I I ROBERT OITKER Bob'' Basketball Squad Track Team Band Chorus Tumbling Team Operetta � • A ROBERT ENDALL VANATT, Bob” F.F.A. Camera Club 1.4 4 1.2.3.4 1.2.3.4 3.4 1 ROSEMARY WINNER Rosie F. H.A. G. A.A. Camera Club and Fep Club Science Club 1,2,3,4 2,3,4 r 1,3 2 18 FLOYD EUGENE EARNST Kitty Car Basketball Squad 2,3,4 Baseball Team 2 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Treasurer i 2,4 Camera Club , Jp 1 Band 2,3,4 Chorus , ' (1 1,4 JOANN JACKSON Jo F. H.A. G. A.A, Reporter President Chorus Hub Staff Student Council Reporter Queen Attendant Cheerleader SHARON BERNICE SUTTON Sheri DARRELL EUGENE MYERS Ace Baseball Team Track Team F.H.A. 1,2,3,A Chorus 1,2 Operetta Annual Staff 1 Music and Dramatic A Hub Staff 3,A Assemblies 3,A Librarian A Junior Class Play 3 RUTH ELIZABETH P’ERSONETT Persey ' F. H.A. 1,2,3,A G. A.A. 1,2,3,A Chorus 2,3 Hub Staff 2,3,A Class Reporter Junior Class Play 3 Pep Squad 1t3 20 FRANK BOWER Hank Basketball Squad 1,2 Track Team 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Secretary 4 Student Council 3 JANICE CARLENE ROBBINS Jay Bird F. H.A. G. A.A. Chorus 1.2.3.4 1,2,3 1.2.3.4 Operetta 1 Pep Squad 4 MIKE STROHEKER Mink ' JUNIORS Larry Bradshaw Ada Ford ;er Hampsmire President Kent Bryan Vice-President Booker Dannie ear; Pat Powell Carl Sheppard Berna Dene Bethard Sharon Fee Ronnie Guthrie Tommy Schuster Emily Davidson Martha Parrack Secretary Judy Bowker Treasurer Harold Spann Eldred Lee Bonnie Saxbury Hamilton Connie Hoover Robert Campbell Charles Owens Eddie Venicombe Betty Brown Marion O'Leary James Snow fat fryor Student Council Representative David Predmore Student Council Representative Lois Holcomb Wendell Baughman Gary Hinch Walter Bainter Max McCarrell SOPHOMORES Diana Henderson Secretary Student Council Representative Linda Franklin Treasurer Larry Motley Student Council Representative Larry Grider Kristen Stroheker Joe Martin Mabel Weir FRESHMEN R. T. Martin Vice President G.ry Norton Student Council Representative Shirley Love ' I Johnnie Owens ORGANIZATIONS Student (Council STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of two representatives and two alternates from each class and also a representative and an alternate from each organization. c v This year the Student Council sponsored a Carnival and a Good Citizenship Contest. The money earned by the Student Council is placed in a Chest Fund. Other organizations may appiy and receive small sums upon proof that theirs is a worthy cause. Back Row: M.0'Leary.R.Guthrie,R.Grider,J.Gr der,R.Koeller K.Brunenn. Third Row: L.Motley,G.HampsmIre,D.Predmore,C.Scollon,C.Norton. Second Row: S.Fee,S.Stout,G.Brvan,M.WeIr,S.Basley. Front Row: L.Phebus.D.Henderson, R.Jackson,3.Bethard.S.Fee. rp rT y °; Back Row: V' to ■ J? fc 3 o v Second Row: ♦ -. c- Third Row: y 4? 5 a. R.Personett,E.Winner,J.Powell,C.Hamilton, M.0'Leary,D.Alford,M.Weir. L.Phebus,C.Branstetter,B.Dolbeare.S.Sutton, P.Pryor,J.Bowker,C.Smith. B.Miller.M.Sack,B.Fee,M.Powell,J.Jackson, L. Franklin,L.Holcomb. Mr3.Strubinger,L.Davidson,B.Barnes,A.Ford M. Dolbeare. We hope that our subscribers have enjoyed reading the HUB as much as we have enjoyed publishing it. £ J? W a Front Row s-. ' ff Op v. This year, for the first time, the Typing II class has helped to type the dummies and stencils for the Hub. It takes much time and effort but we feel that it is worth our while. I would like to take this opportunity to thank our sponsor, Mrs. Strubinger, whose help is unfailing and also our staff which is: Editor, Betty Barnes;Business Manager,Ada Ford; Reporters,Carol Branstetter,Ruth Personett,Bobbie Dolbeare.Lois Holcomb,Linda Franklin, Linda Phebus, Beverley Fee,Pat Pryor,Marion O'Leary,Mabel Weir.Eilene Winner,Dallas Alford,Sharon Sutton,Judy Bowker,Chris Hamilton,Joann Jackson,Marcia Sack.Carolvn smith. Our production manager is Lynn Davidson. Maxine Dolbeare 37 MYSiTR Business Manager Mitchell and Beverly Fee + - The Barry i .11.A. Chapter has seventy-four members wi,tn all the sir 1 s in high school except two in the chapter. lor the 1957-51 theme, the chapter officers selected 'Hit Parade in F.H.A.’ and this is being carried out by using songs with our eight purposes. The chapter officers, sponsor, student teacher, and chapter mothers and advisors attended the daily at ,’arsaw, Illinois, October 12. We are very proud of Pat Pryor who was elected Section C Secretary. Congratulations, Pat! Standing J. J ackson D. Henderson B. Bethard M. Weir 2. .’inner M. Parrack M. Dolbeare A. Ford Seated Mrs. heir Mrs. Henderson Miss Myers Pat Pryor Mrs. Staff Mrs. Pryor Fourth Row: Third Row: Second Row: First Row: UlUb u. ouxuury, ric aiiiscer, t. roweil, _ ______? Kinne, J. Losch, P. Staff, R. Hoskins, K. Moore, R, Winner, S. Dagley, 3. Dolbeare, M. Miller. B. Barnes, S. Stout, 2. Tittsworth, F. Harris, B. Farrell, m. Scollon L. Long, R. Personett, L. Coff- man, K. Hill, S. Sutton-, J. Billings. M. Gill, E. Davidson, M. Farrell, C. Hoover, M. Hoskins J. Klitz, S. Love, S. Gosnell, S. Oitker, L. Whitaker. H. Likes, M. Foster, S. Polk. B. Fee, L. Holcomb, E. Davidson, S. Miller, S. Easley, S. Fee, S. Fee, S. Harrell, M. Likes, J. Robbins, C. Smith, L. Franklin, 2. Hastings. Miss Myers, K. Harris, C. Hoyt, N. Long, J. Bowker, R. Jackson, L. Phebus, F. Dejaynes, A. Fletcher, C. . ranstetter, J. .’yatt, 3. Rainter, L. Smith, P. Kurtz. David Smith 7 Norman Pryor A Frankie Bower lack Row: Fourth Row: Third now; Second now: Front now; F. Winner,L.Fish,B.Moyer,R.Syrcle,R.Grider, R.Guthrie,'-?. Raughman L.Gride , n. Vannatts O.L’eiders. Nations, T. Schus ter, II. Shade, 0. Pearn, J. Snov, T.Jones,B.Fennell,G.Hampsmi re,J.Myers, R.Furni3s,P.Parrack. ”• Roberts, C.Owens :D. Goo s ewe art L. Pryor, ’.Morton,J.0wen3,0.Rennecker,G.Cory,C.Mathi3, R.nobertson. B. Ousenterry,D.Armistead,J.Fesler,V.3ainter, williams, • Shsr iaa,C.Hoover, R.Martin, G. Robbins. ''.Alford, r. Rueb,S.Pryor,D.Smith.G.Brnest, T.Rowers,M.Rarpenter. PROGRAM OF WORK FOR 1957-58 Fish Fry Pest Contest Section 13. Land Use Contest Section 13. Grain and Judging Show and Contest National F.F.A. Week Plow-boy Prom Parent and Son Banquet Livestock Judging Contest State F.F.A. Convention Public Speaking Contest Section 13. Leadership Training School Weiner roast Foundation Awards Trip for the F.F.A. Section 13. Fair Trip to International Livestock Show 39 Gene Earnst 7 Dallas Alford Murlin Carpenter 4.s4. Back row; L. Coffman, R. Winner, D. Kinne, P. Staff, J. Loach, E. Winner, J. Willis, R. Hoskins, B. Saxbury, F. Harris, Fourth row; S. Stout, M. Parrack, R. Personett, B. Dolbeare, C. MCallister, S. Dagley, P. Pryor, K. Hill, L. Franklin, J. Wyatt, Third row; S. Harrell, S. Miller, M. Hoskins, L. Holcomb, F. DeJaynes, J. Klitz, S. Oitker, E. Hastings, J. Guthrie, Second row; Miss Rampley, C. Hoyt, K. Harris, M. Gill, N. Long, C. Smith, S. Gosnell, S. Easley, E. Davidson, B. Bainter, P. Kurtz, First row; E. Davidson, L. Phebus, M. Weir, R. Jackson, J. Jackson, D. Henderson, M. Dolbeare, C. Branstetter, S. Fee The Girls Athletic Association has been very busy this past year. We started off the first part of the season by taking a hike to initiate the new members. Requirements for a girl to be a member are: Good sports- manship, health examination, passing grades, and paying dues. Our main event is the sponsoring of our annual crowning of the Basketball Queen. All the girls worked very hard to make this a success. We are very proud that three of our senior queen candidates were G.A.A. girls. Each year the G.A.A. sends a girl to G.A.A. camp at Bloomington. Linda Franklin was elected to go last summer. The girls are given awards according to the number of points they have acquired. These points are carried over from year to year. A swimming party is held in the spring to reward the girls for making our organization such a success in the past year. 40 P e @lu6 Forming the B: J.Losch.P.Staff,C.McCallister.K.Moore,J.Bowker.D.Kinne, S.Easley,L.Phebus,P.Powell.J.Klitz.P.Pryor,L.Holcomb,B.D.Bethard. Forming the H: S.Stout,R.Hoskins,M.A.Gill,S.Dagley.L.Coffman, F.DeJaynes,E.Davidson,J.Robbins,S.Polk,K.Hill,B.Dolbeare,M.Weir, K.Harris,C.A.Hoyt Forming the S: E.Davidson,R.Winner,M.Scollon.S.Fee.S.Fee,B.Barnes, M.Parrack.M.Miller,L.Franklin,B.Fee, A.Fletcher. Cheerleaders in Front: J.Jackson,R.Jackson,H«Williams,D.Henderson, C.Branstetter. OFFICERS President . . Bema Dene Bethard Vice-President...............Pat Pryor Secretary-Treasurer .Judy Bowker Points Chairmen . . Betty Barnes Joann Jackson Hub Reporter..........Mabel Weir Sponsor ........ Esther Rampley The Pep Club helps to support the team and assist the cheerleaders at all games. Awards are given at the end of the year to those who have been faithful in attending most of the ball games. Science Ue6- Back Row: Third Row: Second Row. Front Row: D.Alford.K.Foster, R.Koeller,M.O'Leary,L.Davidson,T.Jones. N.Pryor,B.Coultas,H.Spann,T.Perrine,J.Mart in,W.Wyatt,D.Williams B.MLtchel 1, L.Frankl in,K. H1 1, P. Staff,E. Davidson,L.Whitaker Mr.Shaver,G.Scollon,G.Bryan,K.Bryan,A.Ford,A.FI etcher,R.Campbell The purpose of the Science Club is to stimulate the growth of interest in the field of science eUi Bacic kow: X.Grider,c.Hamilton,G.Bryan,J.Mart In.K.Bryan Third Row: B.Barnes,M.Miller,S.Fee,R.Koeller, M.O'Leary J.Grider Second Row: L.Coffman,L.FranklIn,C.Scollon First Row: Mrs. Reynolds,K.Stroheker.L.Lon„,P.Pryor,K.H'11,M.Weir,M.Scollon 42 Standing: • Seated: I B.Fee,D.K.nne,S.Stout,L.Long Mr.Franklin,Sponsor;A.FI etcher.Treasurer;B.Barnes,President; M.M 11 er,S-cretary C.Sm th,Librarian,Reporter. n nt;l 7 A m rs TOPUn ownMTSH Bn?’RO ert Koeller’Kay DeJaynes,Larry Will ams,Dorothy Beavers, Unknown,Judy W 11 is, Lynn Dav’dson. Second .Row: Mardell Miller, Gene Sarnst, Robert Oitker, Tommy Miller, Dave Dagley, Dale Cleveland, Lanny Gully, id Venicombe. Third Row; Cary Sutton,Rozilia Hoskins,Craig Mitchell,Sharon Sutton,Unknown, Sandra Fee. Bottom Row: Niles Kinne,M'ke Stroheker,3 ill Coultas.Dick Spann. 43 First Row: B.Barnes,A.Ford,K. Bill,R.Hampsmire,3.Fee,S.Fee,A.FI etcher. Second Row. S.T nn nt, J.Dunham,C.Phebus,J.Willis.L.Frankl n.M.Schoo R.Arnold,M.W er,J.Grider. Third Row: D.G :.l 1, P.Green,M. Staff, K. Scollon, R. Koel1 er,D.Predmore, R.O 'tker, G. Earns t, S. Dagl ey ,M.M lier ,R.Syrcle,J. Fesler.M. O’Leary. Fourth Row: J.Powell,M.Moore,J.Fugua,C.Owens,M.Sack,Mr.James Russell, Director;G.Bryan,S.Fee,R.Winner,B.Dolbeare.E.Davidson. 44 ScAmI Sand On March 29, 1958, the B.H.S. Band traveled to Bunker Hill, Illinois 'to participate in the District Band Contest. The Band received a Superior rating. We are very proud of them and hope they can continue to do just as well at State Contest held at Charleston, April 19. 45 Twirlers, from left to right: S.Stout,L.Holcomb,M.Parrack,F.DeJaynes,L.Phebus D ast x “Seutd Back row: Marion O'Leary, Robert Koeller, David Predmore, Front row: Jim Grider, Mabel Weir, M4rlys Scollon, Roger Hampsmire, Alvah Fletcher, Ada Ford, Mardell Miller 46 tfertb cutd otfA Back Row: K. Hill, S. Stout, P. Pryor, P. rowell, J. Losch, L. Long, M. Weir, S. Dagley, E. Tlttsworth. L. Coffman. Third Row: j. Robbins, S. Miller, S. Easley, S. Fee, M. Scollan, B. Farrell, M. Farrell, M. A. Gill, D. Henderson, J. Klitz. Second'Row: l. Holcomb, jl. Franklin, C. Hoover, 3. Fee, S. Harrell, E. Davidson, B. Barnes. Front Bow: Mr. Russell, Director, K. Harris, 3. Fee, B. D. ethard, F. DeJaynes, L. Phebus, R. Jackson, C. Branstetter, Fletcher. l. Smith. M. Miller, accompanist. Back Row: '. Syrcie, ii. Lee, J. Grider, 3. Grider, B. Koeller, 3. Oitker, D. Predmore. Second Row: ‘T. Pryor, G. Bryan, K. Bryan, C. Owens, G. Cory. Front Row: Mr. J. Russell, X. T. Hartin, B. Pryor, E. Sm£th, J. Martin, M. O'Leary, accompanist. SPORTS Barry Defeats East Pike, 39-34, To Win Tourney Barry Edges Out Unity, 43-41, for Wenois Title Standing: K.Foster,Mgr;K,Brunenn,Mgr;J Williams,G.Hinch.C.Hamilton, B.Grider,B.Koeller,E.Lee,D.Dagley,R.Hampsmire,Coach Robert Moore, Kneeling: D.Peam,G.Earnest,D.Predmore,B.Oitker,B.Coultas,L. Bradshaw K.Bryan,R.Williams.G.Scollon. Seated: G. Bryan, L.Mot ley, L. Grider, J. Grider., R. Guthrie, R.Syrcle, B.Pryor,G.Cory;T.Ownby,Mascot The Barry Tigers opened their 1957-58 basketball campaign with six returning lettermen. They are Bill Coultas, Dave Dagley, Bob Grider, Bob Kdeller, Dave Predmore, and Chris Hamilton. Coach Moore will loose four of them by graduation. They are Bill Coultas, Bob Grider, Dave Dagley and Bob Koeller. They were very valuable to the team. The Tigers won 22 games and lost 4. This record includes the Pike County and Wenois Tournaments. In the Pike County, the Tigers won over East Pike by 5 points, and in the Wenois the Tigers won over Unity by 2 points. The Tigers ended their campaign with a defeat at the hands of the Blue Dveils of Quincy Senior High in the West Pike Regional. In Conference play, the Tigers won the Wenois with a record of 5 wins and 1 defeat, and in the Pike County they are tied with Pleasant Hill and East Pike for the Championship. 50 Tiger: Marg Farrell; Cheerleaders: Joann Jackson, Tuth Jackson, Harold Williams, Diane Henderson, Carol Kay Branstetter. ?ike County First Place Trophy 51 “SeueCaU leam Front row: Larry Motley, Norman Pryor, Ed Venicombe, Roger Hampsmlre. Robert Nation, Richard Robertson. Back row: Kent Brunenn, Bill Coultas, Jack Williams, Robert Koeller, Chris Hamilton, Gary Hinch, Garlan Scollon, David Predmore, Larry Grider. Kenwood Foster, Coach Moore In the opening session of the 1957 baseball campaign, Coach Robert Moore found that he had lost three lettermen by graduation. They were Ronnie Harris, John Oakley, and Paul Lee. The remaining lettermen were: Norman Pryor, Kenwood Foster, Kent Brunenn, Jack Williams, David Predmore, and Bill Coultas. The Tigers, behind the neat pitching of ace starter, Jack Williams, found themselves in good shape at the close of the fall season. The Tigers overall record was 8 and 2. The team competed in two conferences, the Pike County and the Wenois. The Tigers record in the Wenois Conference was a good 5 and 2, and there were enough victories to take the runner up position in the conference. In the Pike County Conference they captured the first place trophy with a record of 3 and 0. Left to right: darlan Scollon, Jack Williams, Robert Koeller, Kent Brunenn, Kenwood Foster, Bill Coultas Norman Pryor ACTIVITIES (? z( en dan, We won 8-1 HARRY WHIPS WEST PIKE, 7-1 Barry High Wins Baseball Conference August 29. Back to school again. Everyone happy!!! 30. No school—Teachers workday. September 6. First Baseball game with Liberty there. 7. Band went to Pittsfield to play for Pike County Fall Festival 9. Congratulations- David and Aileenl. 10. Baseball game with Payson 12. Baseball game with Griggsville here 13. Baseball game with West Pike here. We won 7-1 16. Juniors order class rings 17. Baseball game with East Pike at Barry. We won 7-0 20. Baseball game with Central at Central. They won 3-2 27. Baseball game with Payson there. October 1. Baseball game with West Pike at Kinderhook 2. FHA Coke Party 4. Baseball game with Central here. We won 3-2 7. GAA Hike and Initation of new members 15. Seniors have pictures taken by Blankenburg photographer. 16. Report Cards due. Everyone happy-with their grades? 17. Voted for Cheerleaders. Carol Branstetter,D.Henderson, J.Jackson,R.Jackson, and H.Williams 17. Voted for Cheerleaders. Carol Branstetter,D.Henderson, J.Jackson,R.Jackson, and H. Williams. 21. Flu Bug here for two weeks stay. November 4. Senior prictures arrive. Everyone is looking at each others pictures. Another girl has a diamond. Congratulations Ruth!! u i. rk 11. No school. Armistice Day ISaiTy 10 Upen 12. Photographer takes annual pictures. nv 09 13. TB tests given-to Freshmen and Seniors. 15. Junior Class presents play in §ym. Basketball queen candidates announced. They are M.Miller, C.Branstetter,J.Jackson,and M.Dolbeare. Junior Class rings arrive. Juniors and Seniors U. of I. test. First basketball game with Payson here. We won 63-45. Rah! Rah ! 28 29. Thanksgiving vacation. No school!! Basketball game with Louisiana there. They won 53-44 December 3. Barry at Pleasant Hill. We won 57-46 6. Basketball game at West Pike. We won 64.41 7. Unity at Barry. We won 58-45. M.Miller crowned Basketball Queen Norman injured while hunting Christmas vacation begins. Christmas Formal at 9 p.m. 19. 21. 22. 8. 20. January 2. Back to school after Christmas Vacation. Congratulations to Bob and Joann.'! 4. Barry meets Pittsfield at Barry. We won after a very thrilling game 40-38. 7. We lost to East Pike at Milton by one point 45-44 10. We defeated Perry 89-68 11. Barry beat McCooey 64-43. 13-15 Semester Exams 17. Barry won over Unity at rayson to take first In the Wenois Wenoir Tournament by beating them 43-41 21. Barry defeated Griggsvllle 65-54. 24. We lost to Payson there by a score of 38-34 28. We beat Pittsfield at Pittsfield 54-45 31. Barry won over Liberty 64-45 February 4. Barry at Hardin. Barry won 94-47 Barry defeated Central 76-66 FHA Sweetheart Ball Barry played West Pike here. We won 74-48 Barry defeated Griggsvllle 67-45 Barry played Meredosia here. We won 7-58 Barry defeated East Pike here by a score of 35-33 Guidance day for Juniors and Seniors at Pittsfield I wonder who missed the bus??? Do you like to Congratulations Barry won over Pleasant Hill 63-43 Barry lost to Quincy 73- 56 C.I.P.S. Assembly in Gym Senior guest day at Western change tires, Garland??? 17-23 FHA week 24. Another senior girl has a diamond. Edna!! 25. Band Festival at West Pike 29. Band and Chorus go to Bunker Hill to Contest. Band received a first rating. Anyone forget their horn??? Easter vacation begins. No school!! Back after Easter Vacation End of 5th six weeks Report cards due Junior and Senior Prom 13. Class meetings 22. Final Semester Exams 23 if � i � • 25. Baccalaureate for Seniors 26. Last day for school 27. Grade School Graduation 28. High School Commencement 55 tyiadeA RACK 110',.': 3rd .10.;: 2nd HOW: 1st HO’.': Dallas Shannon, Dallas Renoud, Hay Scott, Jim Dunham, Jim Powell, Fay Syrcle, 1 ike , oore. 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As the guests went up the gangplank, they were greeted by two colored ship's attendants, Mac McCarrell and Tommy Schuster. Card tables, covered with white tablecloths and centered with red carnations, were arranged on the deck of the ship. The open sky was achieved by means of a false ceiling of star-studded and silver crepe paper streamers; and the effect of water surrounding the boat was a colorful sight. A lighted paddlewheel in motion, a steering wheel, life pre- servers, an anchor and a colored couple sitting on bales of cotton, added to the atmosphere. Jim Dela Bar's Orchestra provided music for the dance; and punch was served from an improvised bar in the center of the deck . Kenwood Foster, president of the Junior Class and his guest, Ada Ford, led the Grand March. i Following the dance, a buffet supper, prepared by the junior's mothers and Miss Mary Myers, Junior Class sponsor was served by ten sophomore boys dressed as colored waiters. The dining tables were covered with red checked cloths. Red napkins, printed in white with Showboat,' dance programs and miniature banjos were used as favors. Records of Southern tunes were played during the meal. Menu i Baked Ham Fruit Salad V Potato Salad Relishes V Deviled Eggs Hot Rolls Baked Beans Ice Cream Roil Potato Chips 73 Coffee Iced Tea flutUai Play JUk'iCh CLASS PLAY Ths class o1 ' 59 presented a three act comedy, Great Ceasar’s Ghost, Friday, Nov- ember 15. The cast of Characters were: Mrs. Penelope Maxwell. Mrs. UePvoyster Deborah Dehoyster Phineas Farthingale Helen Maxwell Tommy Tucker Aunt Polly Maxwell Johnson Esther llahjali, The Mystic Dick C'Donne1 Hattie Great Caesar's Ghost Pat Pryor Elaine Yittwortli -.uth Jackson Lent kryan 1 at Powell Jim Grider Martha Parrack Marion O'Leary -w' Chris Hamilton hoger ..ampsmire Ada Ford Lnseen, but very real The play was directed by Mr. James .ussell. It was a swell job, thanks to a hard workin0 cast. _ 74 Mardell Miller Is Elected Basketball Queen Of B. H. S. Mus Mardell MUler, Barry High School senior, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, was crowned Basketball Queen of 1957-58 at the close of the Unity-Barry game Saturday evening in the Barry gymnasium. The stage was centered with a huge suasi;ell, opened to show its pearl- the queen. Pastel-colored, crepe i apor str( amers formed the background. Miss Miller was crowned by last y.ar’s queen, Miss Maiy McLaugh- lin. She wore a ballerina-length 0 YEARBOOKS