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

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BASKETBALL 1919 1959 El Dara 0 Barry 22 Kinder ho ok 11 Barry 35 El Dara 5 Barry 74 Routt College 5 Barry 55 Kinderhook 4 Barry 64 Louisiana 9 Barry 32 Mt. Sterling 13 Barry 63 Pi ttsfield 9 Barry 23 Jacksonville 14 Barry 21 Hannibal 14 Barry 31 Quincy 26 Barry 28 Hannibal 15 Barry 13 Pittsfield 21 Barry 22 Bluffs 22 Rarry 38 Quincy 12 Barry 17 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Chatham 8 Barry 42 Vi rginia 15 Barry 32 Rushvi lie 20 Barry 35 Jerseyville 29 Ba rry 24 STATE TOURNAMENT Peoria 50 Barry 15 Season record: 16 won, 2 lost Pays on 46 Barry 43 Griggsvilie 59 Barry 75 Li berty 55 Barry 65 Pleasant Hi 11 32 Barry 76 Pittsfield 55 Barry 56 Unity 60 Barry 64 West Pike 50 Barry 75 East Pike 53 Barry 66 McCooey 54 Barry 55 Perry 70 Parry 64 Louisiana 49 harry 73 West Pike 49 Barry 60 Payson 58 Barry 57 Hard in 63 Barry 68 Centra 1 84 Barry 73 East Pike 57 Barry 65 Griggsvilie 93 Barry 83 Meredosia 32 Barry 69 Carrolton 60 Barry 59 Li berty 62 Barry 72 PIKE COUNTY TOURNAMENT Griggs vi lie 49 Barry 51 Pieasant Mil 1 67 Barry 66 WENOIS TOURNAMENT Li berty 46 Barry 47 Gentral 88 Barry 63 West Pike 63 Barry 85 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Payson 76 Barry 61 Season Record: 17 won, 9 lost • NCK. BARRY HIGH SCHOOL WINS AT LO IT SI AN A. ft on I)own« (hr Missouri Bunch by a Score of 12 to 9. »ub- In Iho hanie-t and fvUit fame of III be Iho season Ihe Barry five, on Friday Thi night, won from Louisiana to the tun. eased of thirty- two to nine. The Loui»iana o th. team ha» Iwen walloping most of the ulagi- team in that part of the country. A apem the irold and black supporters hail «»n. 'very little practice in the past month •ubli they were in doubt as to their ability le»« to w in against such a strong team, but •per with high spirit and a determination for a nan! try. Conch Mar .ton's war r Is nor ua«!r ] into the Louisiana bunch e la ' k» a freight train Into a snow storm prut I I day an :hter. I tbout Protest on Jcn»'jnllf Will He Ik- were n« rm-nts u •here. I cidcd Tomorrow. The 1 were J. coke. During the recent basket ball tourn- J. M. W many ament at Jacksonville much was aid The ft g for in regard to several player on the held Sat Jerseyville team being ineligible and church. jveral a protest was filed with the tourna- vicin- ment officials. A p In a telegram received by Prof. among t k was Mar ton yesterday the tournament dressed ld at officials have notified him that a hear- Service lea rod ing °n the protest will be held on sord be Thursday. If the protest is allowed ent of tl F. B. Jerseyville, who won the district crease in championship, will be disqualified and promotio am an Harry, who finished second, will be in his a nan' . the team to take part in the state ought to R. E. tournament to be held at Champaign has beer f last next week. the com homo Action on the protest ia being from watched with interest by basket ball iMlH wi£nad mnij of all political ip. Mr. Hamil- erk for ««vend at he is going to sar more. JERSEYVILLE UISt|l LIKIKH: PEORIA BEATS BARK Rockford Win lli(hr t State Ba k Ball Honor . SUE N COLORADO r of Mrs. Belle Barry. re received word ghter, Mr . Myr- 'alley, Colo., was 1 a Boulwarr and j and Elmer, left' ctesday morning ns reached Han- on was rveieved t Mrs. Knhe had •« then left for Much enthusiasm was monife among rcholars and teachers of th Barry school when the announremen was made last Thursday that Jersey ville, winners of the tournament a Jacksonville, had been disqualifies and that the Barry team would rep resent this district at the state to urn ament at Champaign. As the state meet was held on Fri day and Saturday, the team wn hustled to Champaign, where on Fri- day they met the strong Peoria Higt School five, and Barry was defeatei 50 to 16, eliminating them from fur- ther play in the tournament. News Photos - Courtesy of The Parry Adage

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A WORD ABOUT THE YR-RAB In the year 1919 a group of nine Barry High School Seniors produced the first volume of the Yr-rab. It was sponsored by the senior class. Charles Pad git t was editor-in-chief and Mrs. Edna Fiscus was advisor. The book sold for SI.25. Mf. layo Flick, bu; in .- manager of tin Yr-rab. has solicited thirtv- four pages of advertising. The book i« ready to go to pro»» with the ex- ception of a few picture . Thi» is the first annual ever pub- .shed by the High School and it pro- d os to be a success. The Alumni ’etion is especially interesting. Tiifl W i' »V» »- GRADUATION—1919 The dedication reads: ‘To our graduates who have served and are now serving their country in the war for freedom, the seniors of ' 19 gratefully dedicate this ‘Pioneer' volume of the Yr-rab.' The annual gave a good deal of space to the Alumni Association, which had been organized some years before. It listed all B.ll.S. graduates through 1918, numbering 254. This was the for- tieth year that a class had been graduated. The only years when no classes were graduated were 1881 and 1899. The first Baccalaureate service was held in 1889. Barry High School-1919 ft 23 I eldUD or £ to be followed in the building counH S ”ltirium in the varied counties wh.ch voted in favor of the Proposition at Uat fall’s elee- dtv fT,!?■ ,BeaVer U °°w i» that city in attendance at the meeting. it ig to frs. Ber- of the ‘I go to » t y hfg grand aJlic. VILLE harmed ' baccalaureate services at CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sermon I’rearhed By Rev. Moffet Sunday E renin ft. The Baccalaureate nervicea were held at the Christian church Sun- Alfred ! ht’ Mav “• There was erjury. '3' for ‘he occasion, and court “ , “™on that long be re- belling I r ,,r,‘a 'hwl hy Rev. ily by the Ka,,tist church. •Iibi. Le J ClaSS' 26 in numher, “ PnSent- THe l r B a“ 'i- Pike T W°Uld not hold a of the ! was v.VcPs Wh° W ‘nt l° a,ten l lhe wit- CCS here for re about will be CR VICES. i receive ! he United mittee in t a slight for the idered in ted War leased to formal »ur desire te as a in our 9 citizens here and Largest ('lass in History of the! j School Graduates W ith Honors. ; the --------------------- mil The Commencement Exercises are are to l e held at the coliseum Fri-1 0o1 day night. May 16. 1919. A Quin- Mn cy Orche.sti-a of which Mrs. Georgiaj‘ rj Ellers Morey is leader, will furnish music for the exercises. There are | twenty-six graduates: Sophia Stru- j binger. Mary Ware, Alice Gieker, I; n,i Kuth McKinney, Lula Cook. Lillian Jof x Lippincott. Van.la Potter. Cleo Me-j Owe Caffery. Pansy Davis, Cora Stro- heker, Kuth Nelsbn, Helen Dettle will I will Ella Ismg. Charles Padgitt. Walter Am Ritchie, Thomas Lock, John Torrens, J W'H George Sparrow, John Maddox, Rus-j sel Burdick. Lester Lippincott. Les- i Boyi lie Wamsley, I yo Flick, Carl Wil- bel liams, Ray Gleckler and Louis Aj Chamberlain. This is the largest!0 class that ever graduated from the' M Barry High School. The address will be delivered by,se™ H. H. Schroedcr of the Illinois State O' Normal at Bloomington. ) the

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DEDICATION t J4 We, the Class of 1959, dedicate this fortieth anniversary volume of the Yr-rab to Mr. Frank Patterson in appreciation of his years of untiring service to the Barry school children.