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

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To these fine teachers who retired from the Barry Schools June 1st, 1962, we respectfully dedicate this annual. To have known them was an inspiration and to have learned from them a pleasure. Mrs. Alice Franklin came to the Barry Community in 1949 when her husband became Superintendent of Schools. She taught both in the ele- mentary as well as the high school. By her high standards of produc- tion as well as her warm personality she has made a never-fading im- pression on the youth of this generation in Barry. Basil Williams, a native of our community, taught school at Barry and El Dara as well as elsewhere in Pike County for forty - three years. Mere words cannot express adequately the impact of this gentleman on the hundreds of young people who learned from him through formal instruction as well as by his living example of the creeds which guide his life. The Spirit of the Barry Tiger is deeply indebted to these and the many other fine teachers who have expected and achieved high academic standards for our school.

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SUPERINTENDENT BOARD Mr. Young came to Barry in the summer of 1962. Prior to that he had been superin- tendent at Meredosia. During the past two years he has acted as the Senior Class Sponsor and Yrrab Ad- viser. In his hands lies the responsibilit y of coordinating the schools of Unit One. Supervising curriculum, counseling teach- ers, advising students, and scheduling school events are only a few of his duties. Mr. Young is a member of IAS A, IE A, NEA, Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge, and the American Legion. William Redshaw, Edwin Moyer, Harold Lister, Superintendent Young James Nation, Sec. Lyndle Martin, Henry Motley, Pres. Bernard Erke CHEL YOUNG Superintendent Outdoor activities such as hunting and fishing and attending athletic events are his hobbies.