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

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THE HUB Vol. 10 No. 9 BARRY, ILLINOIS May 1961 An Editorial: DO IT YOURSELF If America is to fulfill its destiny, the words of the people, for the people, and by the people must apply to many things: TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOURSELF: With the American theory that every man is capable of governing himself, he must be a re- sponsible man able to make his own way in life. Everyone must be able to solve his own problems and help others solve theirs. THINK FOR YOURSELF: Don't catch opinions as you catch cold. Be your own master mind. This is sound educa- tional philosophy. No man's opinion is better than his information. Develop the habit of learn- ing the facts before you make the decision. PRINCIPALS CORNER FAREWELL to the Class of 1961 To the Class of 1961: Soon you will be leaving Barry High School where you have spent half of the 1440 days in the last four years. SAVE FOR YOURSELF: Learn early the art of saving. Pay your- self first. Be prepared for emergencies. Be prepared for whatever turns up, especially for old age. You have had assignments to get, projects to complete, responsibilities to meet, periods to plan for, etc , all because someone or some- thing else made you do it . INVEST FOR YOURSELF: Invest regularly every month. Everyone should take his share of the return. Plan early to own your own home-----insurance and bank savings for emergencies. Live within your means by budgeting your income. PLAN FOR YOURSELF: Have a life plan. It will have many parts: your home and family, religion, and recrea- tional plans, vocational plans (con't on page 4) Soon it won't be mom's responsibility to get you up and to school on time—dad's not going to foot the bills, and your teachers aren't going to make your assignments for you. A good many of these things you are going to have to do for yourself. Each of you is going to have his own small Do It Yourself Program . We at your Alma Mater trust that we have supplied you with the necessary education to prepare you for the (con't on page 6) 3

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. p MM! VVSJTj Jflif 94wm s'5 ?3® ■t:W£: 5«« ? A sincere and true friend, an inspira- tion and guiding example and a com- pletely devoted English instructor. This expresses the feelings of the senior class of 1961 toward Mrs. Reynolds. i 2

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ROBERT OWNBY President of School Board MRS. NEVA McTUCKER Chairman of Health Committee Phillip Hamilton, Lyndle Martin, Bernard Erke, Fred Reeve, J.H. Syrcle, Robert Ownby, Floyd Hampsmire, Gilbert Franklin. Sc wyt “Stand Vanrnt Heathen, d rfddtcicUitti Mrs. Janita Metcalf, Mrs. Velma Grider, Mrs. Ellie Maroon, Mrs. Elsa Williams, Mr. Basil Williams, Mr. John Codd, Mrs. Mary Rodriguez, Miss Myers, Mrs. Bonnie Gully, Mrs. Margaret Jones, Mrs. Inez Carr, Mrs. Mary Harris, Mrs. Maxine Guthrie, Mrs. Catherine Hoyt, Mrs. Neva McTucker.