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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1968 volume:

1968 YR-RAB Barry Community Unit School District 1 Compiled and Edited by Senior Class of 1968 In memory of Mrs. Haddock we are making a dedication of this annual. Although she was with us only a very short time, our thoughts of her will last forever. To have known her was an inspiration. Always a friend in time of need-a very active Chapter Mother in FHA, and a constant compan- ion at all our school activities. To have known her was an inspiration. We are deeply grateful to her family for sharing her with us this short time. 2 DEDICATION TO OUR PARENTS We, the senior class of 1968, dedicate this yearbook to those who have influenced us and encouraged us during our twelve years of school-our parents. To these wonderful people, we would like to express our greatest thanks and admiration. This dedication is our way of showing our gratitude for your patience, under- standing, and cooperation. TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities..........6-21 Academic...........22-27 Organizations......28-41 Sports..............42-51 5 THERE IS ONE IN EVERY CROWD In every crowd there seems to be a few odd balls. On this page you will see that Barry High School has their share. compliments of GULLY'S TAVERN Posture is everything in playing the clarinet. Dinner time B. H. S. Profile of a student ■■ L compliments of MR. AND MRS. GERALD SMITH AND CHAD The students of Barry High School were involved in many pre-Homecoming festivities. Several of our various organizations participated in the window display con- test. The winners were decided upon Thursday afternoon. Hopeful candidates homecoming afternoon. Cheerleaders ignite enthusiasm for homecoming game. Much time and effort goes into homecoming preparations. 8 Students vote for homecoming queen. Office staff and student representative counting votes from homecoming queen. Shop class contribution to parade. The excitement of Homecoming day grew even more intense with the election of queen. The entire student body of BHS was called to the gym where ballots were dis- tributed and the votes were cast. Afterwards the floats lined up and the band assembled for a most decorative and enthusiastic pa- rade. Townspeople lined the streets to see the beautiful products of long tedious hours of work on floats and banners. 9 After the Homecoming game, the coro- nation of the queen took place. Tension of the crowd mounted as the announcer broke the seal on the envelope containing the name of the new queen. Applause echoed through the gym as the name of Virginia Lang was read. Queen candidate Beth Gates escorted by Senior Larry Lewton. Queen candidate Kathy Scranton Escorted by Senior Donald Bames. Queen candidate Christine Ala escorted by Junior Donald Steers. compliments or BAYLIS CAFE HOMECOMING QUEEN GINNY LANG BARRY NURSING HOME Missed me? 12 Grade school decorations Special thanks for a job well done. I pledge allegiance, Soups on! Picture of Mr. Sandidge taking a picture Dads date daughters. 13 14 15 Chaos in gym while pictures are taken. Mr. Cress and Mr. Goforth discuss school affairs. compliment of MERLE MCLAUGHLIN 16 BHS students swing A scientific explanation Mr. Scott coaches Coach. How in the world do you make-up feet? compliments of BAND B ONE HOUR CLEANER compliments of GARY BARKER 18 ut V Av' -1,. ' - J1 • 1 •• f s |r fj j 1Y J - .1 COM P i_iments OF MR. AND MRS. CURTIS FAUTH AND EGOR PROM 1967 The Junior-Senior prom Fantasy of the Sea , was produced and directed by the sen- iors of 1968. The gymnasium was trans- formed into a watery wonderland complete with a treasure chest, anchor, sunken ship, and deep-sea fish. To top this prom, the underclassmen must go far. COMPLIMENTS OF GERN'S BODY SHOP After much work the class of 1968 enjoys their prom. Part of a pirates treasure can be found in aFantasy of the Sea, the theme of the 1967 prom. The Times provide music from the deck of the good ship Class of 1968 The music is right so Don Barnes and Shirley Fuqua take advantage of it. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. SAM SCOTT 21 ACADEMIC The Board of Education, the teachers, and the administration are constantly striving to to give you a good education and at the same time impart high principles and ideals upon which to build a happy and successful life. Standing: Dean Heberline, Robert Gleckler, Charles Blackorby, Thomas Mills. Seated: Gene Goforth. Glen D. Steers, Robert Ownby, Burwell Davidson. 22 Milford W. Cress, Principal 23 D. Trotter, M. Stout, M. Cress Oh come now, Mrs. Bethard, it really WON'T fit! Mr. Samuel Scott English Mis. Anita Trzynka Music Mrs. Mildred Bethard English, Spanish Mrs. Ruth Herr Remedial English Miss Ruby Leeds Art Make it good, girls, she's watching! 24 compliments or SUTTONS HARDWARE Mr Hallick explaining the basic concepts. Martha Danglade points out important civil war battle to ' U.S. History Class. Any questions about the assignment? Miss Martha Danglade History Mr. John Hallock Science Mrs. Melinda Fagan Science Mr. Lloyd Sinele Mathematics 25 compliments of CLASSIC FABRICS Mrs. Julie A liens worth Mr. William Cadwell Mr. Curtis Fauth Miss Susan K. Harshman Miss Mary Myers Mr. Gerald Smith Girls P. E. Ag. and Shop J. V. Coach, Boys P. E. Business Ed. Home Ec. Varsity Coach, Dr. Training compliments of DR. F.J. O’CONNELL L. To R. Mrs. Stella Hoskins, Mrs. Lucille Butler, Mrs. Imadel Poyser, Mrs. Minerva Higgens, Mrs. Lcora Strubinger, and Mrs. Vergine Phil- lips. 27 compliments of HUNTERTS GARAGES STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL The student council, con- sisting of two representatives from each class and the coun- cil officers, represent the stu- dents by bringing their prob- lems before the school board. These members are also ac- tive on the student review board. This board acts as a student court, where the stu- dent offenders are judged by members of their own student body. Row 1: Miss Danglade, Jane Bergman, sec., Stewart Reeve, pres., Tom Ownby, vice-pres., Barbara Hughes, treas. Row 2: Brade Brinkman, Mike Bogan. Row 3: Ellen Haddock, Joyce Raftery. Row 4: John Leamon, Steve Bradshaw. Row 5: Dennis Norton, Betty Iftner. LIBRARIANS’ CLUB Row 1: Melody Robison, Pam Moody, Mrs. Bethard, Peggy Robison, Alice Leeds. Row 2: Bertha Howell, Lois Allen, Nancy Moore, Ken Renoud, Bill Shepperd, Joyce Raftery, Lila Taylor, Becky Lee, Betty Nieders. 28 COMPLIMENTS OF FEE FORD TRACTOR SALES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Janis Guthrie, Beth Gates. Row 2: Larry Lewton, Stewart Reeve. S.A.A. Row 1: Jane Bergman, Shirley Bixby, Diana Martin, Beth Gates, Barbara Hughes, Ellen Haddock. Row 2: James Fennell, Steve Bradshaw, Dennis Norton, Stewart Reeve, Tom Ownby. COMPLIMENTS OF CHRISTIAN STANDARD SERVICE 29 Chapter Sweetheart Diana Martin and FFA President Don Barnes sit on Roger Fesler Straw FFA Chapter Sweetheart and attendants with escorts. F.F.A. Row 1: Mr. Cadwcil, Walter Sutton, Don Long, Don Barnes, Diana Martin, Harry McCoy, Merle Woods, Roger Fesler. Row 2: Mike Lyons, Tom Hoyt, Roger Grimsley, Marion Ervin, Doug Pruitt, Stanley Younc, Kevin Motley, Mine Fee, Larry Shepard, Mike Young, Richard Albers, Roger Woods, Larry Lewton, George Metcalf, Don Bixby, Frank Wood. 30 compliments of JOHN SCYOC PONT I AC— BUICK HANNIBAL, MISSOURI F.H.A. Seated: Karma Norton, Ellen Haddock, Barbara Hughes, Marsha Povser, Beth Gates, Diana Martin, Beth Yelton, Linda Morgan, LeAnn Clary, Betty Iftner. Row 2: Janis Guthrie, Mrs. Tom Hughes. Row 3: Mrs. Don Gurthie, Becky Lee, Lila Taylor, Jeannie Butler, Phyllis Ogle, Mary Sue Harris, Lynn Stolte, Kathy Bainter, Barbra Hirst, Jessie Gilbert, Elsie Gilbert, Mrs. Tom Gates, Kathy Scranton. Row 4: Miss Mary Myers, Peggy Robison, Brenda Woodworth, Mary Jo Hodson, Barbara Gwartney, Barbara Hodson, Glenna Lee, Vicky Wyatt, Anita Erke, Sandra Fesler, Libbie Sherfy, Judy Tunget, Mrs. Lyndel Martin, Mrs. Mullins. Row 5: Ginny Lang, Linda O’Leary, Jenny Strubinger, Jane Ducey, Joy Pelican, Cindy Gully, Kathy Lumley, Debbie Main, Carol Bridgwater, Jane Gergman, Carolyn Sparks. Row 6: Pam Moody, Rhonda Scranton. Row 7: Becky Main, Vicky Moyer, Nancy Moore. Row 8: Shirley Fuqua, Chris Ala, Joyce Raftery. Beth Gates, winner of the Betty Crocker Award Kevin Motley and Ginny Lang judged best dressed at tlie Roaring Twenties Dance. COMPLIMENTS OF MR. MRS. FRED HVFNAGEL 31 Row 1: Mr. Sam Scott, LeAnn Clary, Ellen Haddock, Shirley Fuqua, Stewart Reeve, Beth Gates, Diana Martin, Jane Bergman, Wayne Hazelrigg. Row 2: Barbara Hirst, Judy Tunget, Sandra Fesler, Libby Sherfy, Janis Guthrie, Kathy Scranton, Betty Iftncr, Jane Ducey, Rhonda Scranton, Cindy Gully, Debbie Main, Kathy Lumley, Barbara Hughes. Row 3: Morris Fee, Jim Fennell, Ricky Hazelrigg, Steve Bradsnaw, John Leamon, Loyd Pliillips, Tom Owmby. Row 4: Jerry Moyer, Harry McCoy, Roger Fesler, Mike Lyons, Ken Dale Renound, Don Steers, Jim Puskar, Tom Bartlet, Steve stillflew. WIG AND MASQUE Fringe benefits of Wig Masque Club. Wig Masque Club members take Christmas program to Barry nursing homes. 32 Wig and Masque Club The Barry High School Wig and Masque Club, Sponsored by Mr. Sam Scott, was one of the largest and most active organizations this year. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in the performing arts and dramatics. The members went as a group to attend another school's production, as well as a pro- fessional production in St. Louis. Three one-act plays were presented by the club on Saturday night, February 10 - One Egg , Sorry Wrong Number , and The Boor. Several club members entered the District Speech Contests, with three entries placing. These three ratings-third in radio speaking, second in extemporaneous speaking, and first in the drama division with the play Sorry, Wrong Number - advanced to the Sectional Contest. Stewart Reeve, 1., who placed second at the District Speech Contest in extemporaneous speaking, congratulates Jerry Moyer, who placed third in radio speaking. Members of play cast for, Sorry, Wrong Number , play which rated a first place trophy at the District Speech Contest. Row one: L to r., Beth Gates, Barbara Hughes. Row two: 1. to r., Sandra Fesler, Barbara Hirst. Row three: 1. tor., Harry McCoy, Maurice Fee. Wayne Hazelrigg was absent when the picture was taken. We lose more actresses that way! 33 SCIENCE CAMERA CLUB SCIENCE CLUB S?ry P1,anj Martin« Ellen Haddock, Morris Fee, Wayne Hazelrigg, Linda Morgan, Becky Main, Linda O Leary, Mrs. Melinda Fagan. Row 2: James Fennell, George Metcalf, Tom Ownby, Don Steers, Pat Wheelan, Larry Lewton, John Keller, Bill Moyer. Row 3: Steve Bradshaw, John Leamon, Lloyd Phillips, Richard Albers, Don Long, Stanley Yelton. 1 The Science Camera Club, sponsored by Mrs. Melinda Fagan, is a dual club which meets every other week in an effort to pro- mote interest in science photography. This year the Science Club sponsored the annual Science Fair. Among other activities, the Camera Club made personalized Christ- mas cards through photography. V 34 compliments of IDEAL HARDWARE HUB STAFF HUB STAFF The Hub Staff, which is composed of about thirty junior high and high school students, complies and pub- lishes the monthly Barry School paper, THE HUB. The paper's goal is to pre- sent up-to-date school news to the public. Awards of letters are given to staff members who accumulated at least 120 points for articles or art work and officers receive pins. Back Row (1st): Roger Grimsley, Mike Fee, Doug Pruett, Larry Sheppard, Joyce Raferty, Nancy Moore, Ginny Lang, Marsha Poyser, Anna Elsenpeter, David Johnson, FarcllFish. 2nd Row: Brenda Woodworth, Peggy Robison. Joy Pelican, Carol Bridgewater, Brad Brinkman, Richard Moyer, John Sutton, Merle Woo , Ronald Smith, Elbert Winner. 3rd Row: Marion Ervin, Stanley Young, Roger Moody, Frank Wood, Dorothea Schnepf, Lois Allen, Vicky Wyatt, Carolyn Smith, Leslie Reynolds, Bertha HowelL 4th Row: Harry _ Hazelri Nancy Johnson McCoy, Kevin Motley, Wayne tigg. Reynolds, Stewart Reeve, Mike Lyons, Dennis Norton, Tom Hoyt, Bill Sheperd. ART CLUB The art program at Barry High was started in 1966 as a non-credit ex- perimental course. It has now developed into a full- year accredited course, un- der the direction of Miss Ruby Leeds. The art classes explored art appreciation as well as the different media of charcoal, oil, pencil and sculpture. The art classes produced programs for sev- eral community organiza- tions, including Kiwanis, PTA and Women's Auxiliary. Row 1: Melody Robinson, Ellen Schmidt, Editor; Betty Iftner, Secretary; Diana Martin. Row 2: Carol Green, Ann Pearson, Linda Hoyt, Shirley Fuqua, Sponsor; Miss Susan Harshman, Linda Morgan, Carol Bridgewater, Barbara Hughes, Beth Cates. Row 3: Libby Shcrfy, Kathy Lumlcy, Becky Main, Berness Manager; Jane Bergman, Linda O'Leary, Assistant Editor; Debbie Main, Barbara Hodson. Row 4: Mike Fee, Mike Lyons, Roger Grimsley, Kevin Motley, Wayne Hazelrigg, Stewart Reeve. COMPLIMENTS OF REVA'S GROCERY 35 MIXED CHORUS Row 1: Diana Martin, Cindy Gully, Rlionda Scranton, Roger Moody, David Johnson, Rick Hazelrigg, Betty Iftncr, Phyllis Ogle, Mrs. Anita Trzynka. Row 2: Karma Norton, Kathy Lumley, Debbie Main, Judy Tunget, Steve Bradshaw, Jim Puskar, Jane Ducey, Carol Bridgwater, Marsha Pojscr, Rhonda Dolbeare. Row 3: Beth Yelton, Ellen Haddock, Cinny Lang, Shirely Fuqua, Tom Owmby, Steve Stillflew, Chris Dolbeare, Jenny Strubincer, Linda O'Leary, Libby Sherfy, Ellen Schmidt. Row 4: Don Long, Richard Albers, Ken Renoud. Quartet, 1 to r : Betty Iftner, Jane Ducey, Rlionda Dolbeare, Jenny Strubinger. compliments of MARK TWAIN APPAREL 36 HANNIBAL, MISSOURI BAND Karma 'Norton, JoSm Keller, George McK.lf, Ott Oo� e«, I™2m5 t«. __________________________________________________Betty Iftner, Jim FcAott, Ellen Haddock, W. Bpla, Teddy Lang, Linda Hoyt, Joyce Fee. Jane Ducev, Richard ADb Junior Band: Row One: Carol Green, Regina Harris, Jeanne Phillips, Debbie Clary, Lisa Lewton, Sherry Patter, Lisa Elsenpeter, Millie Reynolds, Tom Strubinger, Roger Gallaher, Debby Williams, Debbie Grawe, Micky Fee, Jeff Lewton. Row Two: Deborah Oitker, Brad Rodriguez, Janet Tennecher, Debbie Hively, Sue Stubinger, Doug mills. Chuck Hazelrigg, Kevin Rennecher, Patty Fennell, Barney Puterbaugh, Barbara Pliillips, Bruce Fee, Bob Lister, Row Three: Mrs. Anita Trzynka, Julian Rodriguez, Lori Smith, Mike Malone, Melvin Vaughn, Melissa Tittsworth, John Hileman. 37 compliments or PLEASANT HILL FLOWER SHOP Don Barnes, Rhonda Scranton, Diana Mar- tin, Cindy Gully, Leslie Reynolds, Ken Renoud, Billy Baintcr, Mike Bogan, Tom Ownby, Don Steers, Le Ann Clary, Brenda Woodworth, Sandra Fesler, Jane Ducey, Karma Norton, John Keller, George Met- calf, Rhonda Dolbeare, Joyce Fee, Linda Hoyt, Teddy Lang, Ellen Haddock, Jim Fennell, Betty Iftncr, Cliris Dolbeare, Lloyd Pliillips, Steve Bradshaw, Richard Albers, Jennifer Strubinger. Twirlers Linda Morgan, Shirley Fuqua, Jeannie Butler, Kathy Lumlcy, Marsha Poyser, Becky Main, Carol Bridgewater. Flag Bearers Debbie Clary, Betty Neiders, Patty FcnnelL Back Row: Becky Main, Carol Bridgewater, Marsha Poyser. Front Row: Kathy Lumlcy, Shirley Fuqua, Linda Morgan, Jeannie Butler. compliments of ITCO FARM STORE 38 PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS 1st Row: Kathy Bainter, Rl� nda Dolbeare, Ginny Lang, Nancy Moore, Dulcc Elscnpeter. 2nd Row: Phyllis Ogle, Sue Harris, Lynn Stolte, Anna Elsenpeter, Anita Erke, Mrs. Allensworth. 3rd Row: Mary Jo Hodson, Brenda Woodworth, Barbara Guartncy, Barbara Hodson, Leslie Reynolds, Judv Tunget, Jane Ducey, Carol Bridgewater. Barbra Hurst. Back Row: Vicky Wyatt, Glcnna Lee, Vicky Moyer, Shirley Fuqua, Jane Bergman, Jenny Strubinger, Caroline Sparks, Peggy Robison. Lewton. 2nd Row: Coach Smith, Larry Darnel, Pat Wheelan, Lloyd y, Mike Lyons, Joe Tunget, Coach Fauth. Back Row: Roger Fesler, fibers, Don Barnes, Stewart Reeve. 39 COMPLIMENTS OF VAUGHN'S CLEANERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Janis Guthrie, Linda Morgan, Anita Erke, Diana Martin, Marsha Poyser, Shirley Fuqua. 40 Cheerleaders cheering the team on to victory. Ellen Haddock, Le Ann Clary, Kathy Lumley, Debbie Main, Rhonda Scranton. 41 SPORTS 42 Chief Tiger Roars! Rub-a dub-dub, a basketball in a tub Varsity Coach Gerald Smith Junior Varsity Coach Curtis Fauth Phillips taking the wrap. The Barry Tigers compiled 6 wins against 8 losses for the 1967 baseball sea- son. Leading the batting battle was Larry Darnell, who had a .372 batting average. Stewart Reeve carried a hot bat at the end of the season, finishing with a .300 batting average. The Tigers also had some fast men on the bases. Roger Fesler, Joe Tunget, and Tom Ownby were a constant threat to the pitchers in this respect. Don Steers and Roger Fesler were the main men on the pitching staff. Don Steers had a 5 win and 3 lost record. With a 1 and 5 record, Roger shows promise for next year with his good fast ball. The Tigers are looking forward to a good year next year with most of the start- ing line-up returning. Barry 3 Griggs ville 8 Barry 1 West Pike 6 Barry 10 East Pike 6 Barry 3 Liberty 1 Barry 4 Payson 5 Barry 8 Perry 7 Barry 3 Payson 6 Barry 3 Griggs ville 10 Barry 6 Brussels 8 Barry 10 Brussels 0 Barry 6 East Pike 2 Barry 4 West Pike 1 Barry 2 Perry 3 Barry 3 Liberty 8 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS 44 Larry Darnell gets set for a base hit. 45 BASKETBALL Above: The team and coach plan what to do the next quarter. Lower Left: Don Steers, number 42, jumps high to get a shot off over liis opponent. Lower Right: Roger Grimslcy, number 44, squeezes around Tiis opponent for an easy lay-up. compliments of HOOPER 8c SAUDER, INC. 46 EUREKA. ILLINOIS The overall '67 - '68 season proved to be fairly good. Coach Smith and his Tigers worked their way to a 10 - 12 record, sec- ond place in the Wenois Conference, and a fourth place rating in the Pike Co. Confer- ence. At the Wenois tourney, held at Barry, they captured a three-way-tie for first. Statistically, Tow Ownby lead in as- sists with an average of 10 per game. Pete Grimsley lead in field goal percentage with 47%. Don Steers lead in percentage of free throws made with 78%, in rebounding aver- aged with 9 rebounds per game, and total points scored for the season. The Tigers who were fairly inexper- ienced this year are looking forward to a strong season in 1968 1969. Tigers Opponents Barry 70 Mt. Sterling 49 Barry 52 Central 58 Barry 43 Palmyra 50 Barry 53 Bluffs 69 Barry 82 Meredosia 48 Barry 55 Payson 79 Barry 55 Liberty 50 Barry 68 Mendon 66 Barry 67 East Pike 70 Barry 59 Perry 55 Barry 68 West Pike 70 Barry 52 Calhoun 78 Barry 73 Pleasant Hill 66 Barry 80 La Grange 83 Barry 58 Payson 61 Barry 64 West Pike 61 Barry 49 Liberty 44 Barry 47 Griggs ville 75 Pike County Tournament Barry 52 Pleasant Hill 58 Wenois Conference Tournament Barry 33 Liberty 32 Barry 48 Payson 54 Barry 61 West Pike 56 BASKETBALL Row l: Bill Moyer. Harry McCoy, Steve Bradshaw, Tom Ownby, John Leamon, Joe Tunget, Mike Lyons. Row 2: Coach Smith, Roger Grimsley, Ken Rcnoud, Pat Wheelan, Larry Lewton, Don Barnes, Don Steers, Coach Fauth. 47 COMPLIMENTS OF HARPOLE DX STATION Roger Grimsley, 44, and Larry Lemon, 30, position themselves for a rebound. Tom Ownby, 32, chief ball handler, brings tire ball down the court as Roger Feslcr, 52, gets into position. Roger Fesler, 52, shoots a free throw as Roger Grimsley, 44, and Don Steers, 42, prepare to get a rebound. 48 Don Barnes, 22, shoots high in the air as Don Roger Fcsler, 52, Larry Lewton, 30, and Pat Wheelan, Steers, 42, prepares to rebound. 54, position for a rebound. Roger Fcsler, 52, slioots over liis opponent's hand as Larry Lewton, 30, and Tom Ownby, 32, look on. The excitement builds as the coach, team, and spectators wait for the referee's decision. 49 50 Kneeling- Steve Bradshaw, John Keller, Bill Bainter, Mike Bogan, Basketball, Frank Wood, Elbert Winner, Stanley Yelton, Lynn Erke, Bill Moyer. Standing: Coach Gerald Smith, Mike Young, Steve Rennecker, Richard Moyer, Lloyd Phillips, Larry Darnel, Brad Brinkman, Coach Curtis Fauth. J.V. Record Barry 64 St. Mary's of Mt. Sterling Barry 35 Central of Camp Point Barry 38 Palmyra Barry 53 Bluffs Barry 50 Meredosia Barry 48 Payson Barry 50 Liberty Barry 42 Unity of Mendon Barry 55 East Pike Barry 55 Perry Barry 51 West Pike Barry 54 Hardin Barry 50 Pleasant Hill Barry 49 La Grange Barry 33 Payson Barry 43 West Pike Barry 49 Liberty Barry 42 Griggs ville 37 57 40 47 60 46 51 59 62 69 65 61 74 38 58 60 58 57 The Barry Junior Varsity team had a rough year losing 14 and winning only 4. One of the main problems was the lack of height. The young Tigers had three boys that posed a constant threat by their accurate shooting from outside. Mike Young, a sophomore, in his first game of basketball, led the scoring parade with a 13 point average. Mike Bogan, our freshman guard, ranked second with a ten point average. Brad Brinkman, a fiery competitor, was third with a nine point av- erage. A good man on the boards throughout the year and an improving scorer is the de- scription of Lloyd Phillips. Richard Moyer, Steve Rennecker, and Billy Bainter improved steadily and should help a lot next year. Com- bined with a scrapping bunch of freshmen, the Junior Varsity team should be much improved and should pose a problem for any team in the county next year. 51 A small but mighty twenty-two in number, the senior class of 1967-68 has successfully passed through the rigors of a high school education. Its passing has not gone unnoticed. Over the past four years, the members of the class have succeeded in compiling quite a favorable record in the fields of athletics, organizational activities, and academic achieve- ments. The class has had their share of baseball and basket- ball team members and cheerleaders. Eight members of the class have been president of some organization, with many others holding various offices. Fifty per cent of the class is consistently on the Honor Roll. For this class, a high school education has been a chal- lenge, a privilege, and an accomplishment. SENIORS Class Officers President................ Donald Barnes MARY CHRISTINE ALA Student Council-9,10; Wig and Masque Club-11; F.H.A.-9,10,11, 12; Pep Club-9,10,11,12, Presi- dent 10, Vice President 12; Annual Staff-12; Spanish Club-9,10,11; Class-Vice President 12 Vice President.............Christine Ala Secretary Beth Gates 52 Treasurer Kathy Scranton DONALD BARNES Wig Masque Club (11), 1; Spe- cial Ensembles (9,10,11,12), 4; F.F.A. (9.10,11,12), 4, Treas. 11, Pres. 12; Band (9,10,11,12). 4; Science Club (10,11), 2; Annual Staff (12). l;Latin Club (9,10.11, 12), 4; Basketball (9,10,11,12), 4; Class Officer: Treas. 9, Pres. 12; State F.F.A. Band (12); Na- tional F.F.A. Band (12) DONALD BIXBY F.F.A. (9,10,11,12),4; Annual Staff (12), 1 MARY ELIZABETH GATES Student Council (11) Sec. 11; Wig Masque Club (9,10,11,12) Sec- Treas. 11, V.-Pres. 12; National Honor Society (11,12), 2; S.A.A. (9.10.11.12) , 4; F.H.A. (9,10,11, 12). 4 Project Chairman 10, 1st. V.-Pres. 11 Pres. 12; Hub Staff (9.10.11.12) , 4; Pep Club (9,10, 11.12) , 4, Points Chairman 12; Annual Staff (12); Latin Club (9, 10.11.12) , 4; Cheerleader (10,11) alt. 9; Class Officer Pres. 9 V.- Pres. 10, Sec. 12 JANIS DEANE GUTHRIE Girls' Chorus (9), 1; Wig Mas- que Club (9,10,12), 3; National Honor Society (11,12), 2; F.H.A. (9.10.11.12) . 4 Asst. Historian 12; Band (9,10,11), 3; Pep Club (9.10.11.12) . 4 Treas. 11; Annual Staff (12), 1; Latin Club (9,10.11, 12), 4 Treas. 10; Cheerleader (9.11.12) , 3 53 THOMAS HOYT Boys' Chorus (9), 1; Student Council (Alt. 12), 1; Mixed Cho- rus (9), 1; F.F.A. (9,10,12), 3; Pep Club (12), 1; Art Club (12), 1; Latin Club (9,10), 2 BARBARA LYNN HUGHES Girls' Chorus (9,10), 2; Student Council (10,12) Treas. 12; Wig Masque Club (12), 1; S.A.A. (9,10, 11,12), 4; Mixed Chorus (9,10), 2; F.H.A. (9,10,11,12), 4 1st V.- Pres. 11, Pres. 11, Treas. 12; Hub Staff (11,12), 2; G.A.A. (9). 1; Pep Club (9,10,11,12), 4; Annual Staff (12) Photo. Editor; F.T.A. (9,10,11,12), 4 Sec. 11, Treas. 10; Latin Club (9.10,11,12) Sec. 10 NANCY DEANNA HUNTER Student Council (10), 1; Wig Masque Club (11), 1; F.H.A. (9, 10,11,12) Band (9), 1; G.A.A. (9), 1; Pep Club (9,10,11,12), 4; Annual Staff (12), 1; Spanish Club (9,10.11,12), 4 ELIZABETH JOAN IFTNER Girls' Chorus (9,10,11,12) 4; Stu- dent Council (12) 1 (9,10) Alt.; Wig Masque Club (9,10,11,12) 4 Board of Directors; Mixed Cho- rus (9,10,11,12), 4; F.H.A. (9,10, 11.12) 4 Vice-President of Public Relations 12; Special Ensembles (9,10,11,12),,4 Treas; Band (9,10, 11.12) Librarian 11 Treas. 12; Library Club (9,10,11), 3 Treas- urer 11; Hub Staff (9,10,11,12) 4 Secretary 12; G.A.A. ( 9,10,11), 3 Pep Club (9,10,11,12) 4; Science Club (9,10), 2; Annual Staff (12); F.T.A. (9,10,11,12), 4; Spanish Club (9,10,11) 54 LARRY LOWELL LEWTON Student Council (11), 1; National Honor Society (11,12). 2; S.A.A. (9,10,11), 3; F.F.A. (9,10,11,12), 4; Band (9,10,11), 3; Science Club (10,11), 2; Annual Staff (12), 1; Latin Club (9,10,11,12), 4; Bas- ketball (9,10,11,12), 4; Letter- mans Club (11,12), 2, Vice- President, 12; Class Officer: V.- Pres., 1 Pres. 2,3 VIRGINIA RUTH LANG ALICE FAYE LEEDS Girls' Chorus (9,10,12). 3; Student Council (9), 1; W'ig Masque (9),1; Mixed Chorus (9,10,12).3; F.H.A. (9.10.11.12) ,4; Band (9), 1; G.A.A. (9.10.11.12) , 4. Pres. 12; Pep Club (9,10,11,12), 4, Sec. 12; Annual Staff (12), 1; Spanish Club (9,10,11), 3; Cheerleader (9).l MICHAEL THOMAS LYONS Boys' Chorus (9,10,11,12), 4; Track (9),1; Wig Masque (9,10, 11,12), 4; Special Ensembles (9), 1; Mixed Chorus (9,10,11,12) F.F.A. (9,10,11,12), 4; Hub Staff (11.12), 2; Pep Club (9,12), 2;Art Club (9,10.11,12), 4; Annual Staff (12), 1; Baseball (10,11,12), 3 F.H.A. (10,11), 2; Librarians Club (11.12), 2, Sec. 12; Annual Staff (11,12), 2, Senior Co-Editor 12, Junior Co-Editor 11 55 KEVIN L. MOTLEY Boys Chorus (9), 1; Mixed Chorus- (9). 1 ;F.F.A.- (9.10.11,12), 4; Band- (9). 1; Hub Staff-(12). 1 ;Pep Club - (12), 1; Science Club-(10), 1; Art Club-(12). 1; Annual Staff-(12), 1; Latin Club-(9,10), 2 DENNIS NORTON Student Council-(9,12), 2; S.A.A.- (9,10,11,12). 4; Science Club-(10), 1; Art Club-(10,11,12), 3, Treas. 11; Annual Staff-(12), 1; Latin Club-(9,10,11,12). 4 WILLIAM A. SHEPERD Librarians Club-(9.10.11,12) 4- Pep Club-(10,11.12), 4; Art Club- (11.12), 2; Annual Staff-(12), 1 BETTY JEAN NEIDERS Girls' Chorus-(9,10,12), 3; Mixed Chorus-(9,10,12), 3; F.H.A.-(9,10, 11) , 3; Librarians Club-(9,10,11, 12) , 4 DOUG PRUETT F.F.A.-(9,10,12), 3; Art Club-(11, 12). 2; Annual Staff-(12), l;Base- ball-(lO.ll), 2 56 KATHLEEN A. SCRANTON Girls Chorus-(9,10), 2; Student Council (9). 1; Wig Masque Club-(9,10,11,12), 4; Mixed Cho- rus-(9.10), 2; F.H.A. (9,10,11,12). 4 Ass't V.-Pres. of Public Rela- tions, 12; Pep Club-(9,10,11,12), 4, Pres. 11; Annual Staff-(12), 1; Spanish Club (9.10,11), 3; Class Officer Sec. 10,11, Treas. 12 CLOYD B. WINNER Track-(9), 1; Annual Staff-(12), 1; Basketball- (9,10,11.12), 4; Base- ball- (9,10,11,12), 4; Letterman’s Club- (12), 1 STEWART REEVE Boys Chorus-(9), 1; Student Council-(9,12), 2 Pres. 12; Wig Masque Club-(9,10,11,12), 4 V.- Pres. 10 Pres. 11 Pres. 11, Pres. 12; National Honor Society-(ll, 12), 2; S.A.A. (9,10,11,12), 4; Mixed Chorus- (9), 1; Hub Staff (12), 1; Science Club-(IO), 1; Art Club-(10,11,12), 3 V.-Pres. 10 Pres. 11; Annual Staff- (11,12), 2 Junior Co-Editor 11, Co-Editor 12; F.T.A. - (10), 1; Latin Club- (9,10,11,12), 4; Baseball- (9,11, 12), 3; Class Officer Treas. 10, V.-Pres. 11 MELODY ROBINSON Girls' Chorus- (10), 1; Mixed Chorus- (10). 1; Band- (9), 1; Librarians' Club-(10,12). 2 V.- Pres. 12; Hub Staff-(12). 1; Co- Editor; Annual Staff-(12), 1; Latin Club- (9,10), 2 DARREL PRUETT We dedicate this page of our annual to Darrel Eugene Pruett, a former classmate of ours, who gave his life for our country. Darrel Pruett was killed in the line of duty as a member of the United States Marine Corps, November 11, 1967. Darrel will be sadly missed by his friends, the Students and faculty of Barry High School. 57 JUNIORS Junior class officers: Rhonda Dolbeare, secretary; Tom Ownby, president; John Furniss, Vice-president; Kathy Bainter, treasurer. Richard Albers Kathy Bainter Steven Bradshaw Jeannie Butler Anna Elsenpeter Rhonda Dolbeare 58 An outstanding class, the juniors of 1967- 68 really made a showing in the field of ath- letics. Their members make up eighty per cent of the varsity basketball team and five out of six varsity cheerleaders were juniors. Twenty-five per cent of the class made the Honor Roll, proving their academic inclinations as well. The class worked hard on various money making projects over the school year in order to increase their funds. These juniors are ready to climb the last rung on the ladder to success in high school. Anita Erke Marion Ervin Mike Fee Roger Fesler Shirley Fuqua John Furniss Roger Grimsley Wayne Hazelrigg Bertha Howell John Leamon James Hull Don Long Juniors blow their own horns. 59 Harry McCoy Diana Martin Linda Morgan David Myers Richard Myers Phyllis Ogle Roger Fesler escorts Debbie Main in homecoming festivities. Don Steers accepts Outstanding Teenager Award. Tom Ownby Marsha Poyser Ken Dale Reynoud Ellen Schmidt Caroline Sparks Don Steers 60 Lynn Stolte John Sutton Juniors study hardly. Junior learns by doing. Pat Wheelan Rodney Woods Beth Yelton Stanley Young Roger Woods 61 SOPHOMORES Sophomore Class The sophomore class of 1967-68 had an in- dustrious year, working hard to improve their financial status. Candy sales, car washes, and dances were their business ventures. Members of the class participated active- ly in the field of sports, making the baseball and basketball teams. Sophomore cheerleaders cheered them on. Academically speaking, twen- ty-five percent of the forty-six class members made the Honor Roll. This class is well on its way toward a suc- 62 cessful high school career. Sophomore shows dexterity with baton. Farrell Fishert Charles Gilbert Elsie Gilbert Barbara Gwartney Lois Allen Billy Bainter Jane Bergman Shirley Bixby Le Ann Clary Larry Darnell Chris Dolbeare Dulce Elsenpeter Jim Fennell Nancy Johnson, Sec.; Jim Fennell, Pres.; Peggy Robison, V. Pres.; Shirley Bixby, Treas. Ellen Haddock Mary Sue Harris Roger Harris Phillip Hirst Ronnie Hodson David Johnson Nancy Johnson John Keller Glenna Lee Becky Main George Metcalf Pam Moody Nancy Moore Richard Moyer Vicky Moyer Karma Norton ’’Sophomore teaches Freshman top tradition of Barry.” 64 Joyce Raftery Jennifer Strubinger Peggy Robison Elbert Winner Dorthea Schnepf Frank Wood Larry Sheppard Merle Woods Carolyn Smith B renda Woodworth Rodney Smith Vicky Wyatt Ronald Smith Mike Young 55 FRESHMEN Tom Bartlett Mike Bogan Ronnie Bowen Carol Bridgewater The Freshman class of 1967-68 has had a very prosperous year. For fund raising proj- ects they sponsored bakesales and dances. Enough money was raised to give them a good start for their following'years in school. After adjusting to the routine of high school life, the freshmen settled down to work and placed 30% of their class on the Honor Roll. The class made several contributions to the school by placing several boys on the bas- ketball team and by getting three girls on the cheerleading squad. They eagerly participa- ted in many school activities and backed the teams, as well as the organizations, all the way. The freshmen can look forward to many good times in the years ahead. Freshmen start long climb to higher education. 6G Brad Brinkman Jane Ducey Terri Ellsworth Morris Fee Sandra Fesler Jessie Gilbert J. C. Gordon Mary Jo Hodson Cindy Gully LuAnn Johnson Hick Hazelrigg Becky Lee Barbra Hirst Craig Lister Barbara Hodson Kathy Lumley FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Morris Fee, Pres.; Debbie Main, V. Pres.; Lu Ann Johnson, Sec.; Craig Lister, Treas. 67 Freshman dominate cheerleading squad, here we see why Debbie Main Roger Moody Jerry Moyer Lyn Erke F reshman participate in Half-time activities Gary Poyser Jim Pushar Steve Rennecker Leslie Reynolds 68 Irl Robinson Rhonda Scranton Bruce Spann Steve Stillflew Bobbie Strubinger Freshman play a big part in the school band. Class of 71 eagerly participate in extra-curricular activities. NO PHOTO Bill Moyer (absent) 'vaikabu Lila Tayloi Judy Tunge Richard Wendorff Stanley Yelton 69 BARRY GRADE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE The academic year of 1967-68 was a good one for the 47 eighth grade students of Miss Ruby Leeds. After electing their officers (Dave Leamon, Pres.; Linda Hoyt, V.Pres.; Linda Brace, Sec.; and Dwight Ala, Treas.), the aggressive pupils began such fund raising projects as candy, garden seed, and book sales besides running the concessions at the basketball games. The eighth grade took top honors on the athletic field by placing players on both the basketball and baseball teams. Competition was tough in the classrooms too, but 21% of the class made the Honor Roll. Having had an excellent year, the class is ready to enter the next phase of their long road to hierher learning. Row One: Miss Ruby Leeds, Rosy Ditto, Mary Mudd, Sharon Foster, David Sherfy, Linda Brace, Joyce Fee, Janet Sisk, Bobby Davidson, Jimmy Howard, Row Two: Mike Malone, Gale Hirst, Robert Monkman, Roger Gordon, Lynn Smith, Michael Bradshaw, Pete Falcetti, Dwight Ala, Dianna Malone, Floyd Vaughn, Row Three: Brenda Wyatt, Vanice Bradshaw, Marilian Sutton Kathy Stolte, Terry Williams, Row Four: Carolyn Fesler, Gary Rennecker, Rhonda Little, Kim Mathes, David Leamon, Roger HiUiman, Joyce Patterson, David Erke, Henry Motley, Robert Bixby, Row Five: Elizabeth Reeve, Marsha Moyer, Jeannie Puskar, Vicky Monkman, Karla Morrow, Teddy Lang, Audrie Fish, Peggy Evans, Linda Hoyt. 71 7TH GRADE The seventh grade of Barry Junior High has forty-four students this year, ten of which came from El Dara and have joined the others in taking part in many activities. Fifteen of these people have made the honor roll, and we are proud of them. Our seventh grade has been successful in athletics by placing nine boys on the basketball team, and five boys on the baseball team. The officers for the 1967-68 school year were Myrna Nation, president; Greg Redshaw, vice-president; Valerie Motley, treasurer; and Christine Whitlock, secretary. How I: Mr. Ralph Wright, Mrs. Ruth O’Leary, Debbie Clary, Sarah Wood, Steve Schmidt,Debbie Williams, Sandra Smith, Larry Moyer, Wanda Lain, Grace Howell. Row II: Valerie Motley, Pat Narog, Susan Wallace, James Sisk, Royce Williams, Christine Whitlock, John Kelly, Connie Johnson, Jean Tunget, Margaret Reeve. Row III: Kenny Rees, Jeff Lewton, Jancie Motley, Rowanna Gillum, Anita Boren, Sally Lrvin. Row IV: Patty Fennell, Rick Williams, Greg Mills, Myrna Nation, Greg Redshaw, Sandra Bergman, Carol Green, Jean Phillips, Julian Rodriguez, Ann Pearson. Row V: Nancy Likes, Barbara Morgan, Regina Harris. Gayle Raftery, Greg Sutton, Debbie Grawe, Steve Little, Robert Rhoades, Jim Keller, Terry Bryant. Row 1: Mrs. Marceline Jenkins, Edna Campbell, Lori Smith, Millie Reynolds, Julie Moyer, Barbara Phillips. Kim Main, Peggy Bradshaw. Row 2: Dean Moyer, Marcus McCarter, Cindy Doran, Elizabeth Ann Croxville, Tim Bartlett, James E. Brace. Row 3: Lisa Lewton, Bruce Fee, Kevin Rennecker, Tom Hutton, Mike Williams, Debra Bryant. Bruce Hirst, Mickey Fee. Row 3: Douglas Mills, Deborah Sue Oitker, Sherry Potter, Debra Lee Oitker, Susan Sheppard, Bobby Lister, Greg Ward, Freddie Miller. Row 1: Mrs. Grace Jennings, Gary Campbell, Sharon Shep- pard. John Schnepf, Susan Strubinger, Mark Reynolds, Pam Robison, Randy Sutton, Vicki Stickhost. Row 2: John Campbell, Vicki Craigmiles, Donna Ducey, Larry Dixion. Row 3: Lisa Elsenpeter, David Forshey, Debbie Ervin, Charles Hazelrigg, Debra Hively, Ricky Lewis, Donise Harris. Row 4: Tommy Mudd, Robin Houseweart, Bruce Patterson, Sherry Ralph, Lawerence Lee, Lorenda Gillum, Melvin Gilbert. Row 5: Randy Williams, Sammy Taylor, Mike Tangman, Mile Robertson. 73 BARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRAOE 5 1967 - 1968 How One: Mrs. Jenny Hallock, Lewis Allen, Steve Ward, Joann Cross, Sharon Campbell, Melissa Tittsworth, John Hileman, Patricia Tangman, Row Two: Kathy Mudd, M i k e Stickhost, Sharon Robertson, Tom Strubinger, Mark Forshey, Melvin Vaughn, Row Three: Barney Puterbaugh, Patty Miller, John Motley, John Lister, Tim Main, Glen Lain, Linda Fee, Danny Fish, Row Four: Patty Fesler, Steve Flesner, Kathy Forshey, Roger Gallaher, Bob Grimsley, Eddie Huddleston, Mike Howell, Carol Howell. Row One: Jeannie Albers, Margaret Tangman. Jeffery Tunget, Roger Wyatt. Irene Hall. Patti Sutton. Randall Stover. Bonny Mathes, Row Two: William Robison, Richard Smith, Janet Rennecker, David Sutton. Gary Sutton, David Stolte. Row Three: Michael Snyder. Janet Poyser, Gary Rees, Stan Flesner, Michael Hively, Dianna Motley, Starr Forshey, Frances Badgley, Row Four: Roberta Boren. Loren Gillum. Cathy Ducey, Jerie Monkman, James Erke, Peggy Ducey, Tom Fesler. 7A Row One: Mrs. Kathryn Hoskin, Jacqueline Badgley, Brenda Fee, Barbara Bose, Ray Hively, Vin- cent Howell, Linda Flesner, Debhora Fesler, Row Two: Kelly McCallister, Anita Burgdorff, Edwin Brown, Mary Falcetti, Row Three: Melanie Motley, Thomas Mosely, Jeffery Mills, Wilma Martin, Virginia Rennecker, Kay Forshey, David Puterbaugh, Terrill Spann, Row Four: Robert Snow. Anita Strother. Mark Stickhost. David Smith. James Tangman, Lori Trammel, Deborah Walker. $ 29 51 Row One: Mrs. Portia Hamilton, Melodie Williams, Jeff Wendorff, Teresa Scranton, David Green, Deanna Hively, Jeff Capps, Marisa Davis, Brice Brinkman, Row Two: Stacy Smith, Craig Smith, Rodney Hirst, Kathy Patterson, Row Three: Sue Williams, Kevin Heberlein, Shirlene Little, Curt Bowen, Jean Keller, Ricky Wallace, Sharon Reynolds, Lee Philips, Julie Fee, Row Four: David Croxville, Bobby Jeff Houseweart, Michael Schaffnit, Orin Campbell, Mark Motley, Jimmy Cooley, Dale Christison, Row Five: Doug Strother, Mike Ralph, Dick Williams, Bradford Rodriquez. 75 BARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADES 1 -2 1967 1968 Row One: Mrs. Irene Fee, Michael Craigmiles, AliceSmith, Susan Erke, Raymond Seyl, Carolyn Young, Row Two: David Collins, Alice Long, Diana Forshey. Jon Cross, Row Three: Celia Motley, Robert Whit- lock, Bradley Monkman. Georgia Cross, Row Four: Arthur Smith, Cecelia Tangman, Michael Wright. Row One: Miss Yvonne Gilbert, Larry Alexander, Mark Heberlein, Joey McDonnald, Gary Martin. Mary Phillips, Steve Smith, Kelly Smith. Row Two: Jeff Blankenship, Jon Fesler, Ned la Hazelrigg, Anna Snyder. Row Three: Richard Wright, Doug Main, Rodger Sutton, Tony Stice, Tammy Potter, Anita McDonald, Pamela Stover, Jeffery Reynolds, Row Four: Kim Constable, Mark Croxville, Eddie Doran, Debbie Gallaher, Joe Harris, Janet Fesler. 76 Row 1: Mrs. Minnie Hunter, Steve Bergman, Beverly Miller, Charles McDonold, Brenda Schnepf, Stacy Flesner, Becky Fesler, Row 2: John Wallace, Denise Rennecker, Linda Smith, Scott Forshey, Row 3: Linda Phillips, David Walker, Steven Smith, Sandra Young, Row 4: Raynond Schnepf, Jim Motley, Jim Mills, Carol Schwander, Jim Taylor, Ronnie Miller, David Huddleston. Row 1: Mrs. Eileen Reinhardt, Eric Augustus, Jodi Schaffnit, Tod Strubinger, Michael Motley, Robert Ralph, Lois Phillips, Bruce Oitier, Row 2: Beth McDonold. Melinda Nieders, Diana Miller, Eric Main, Linda Patterson, Kelly Pryor, Row 3: Tom Hughes, Sandra Gallaher, Mark Hoskins. Donald Ducey, Billy Hoyt, Ray Gallaher. Janet Hart, Cindy Gleckler, Row 4: Jim Bose, Marcia Burgdorff, Kirk Brink- man, Cindy Cooley, Kathy Con- stable, Mindy Croxville, Annette Falcetti. 77 KINDERGARTEN Joseph Hembraugh, Jeffery Fesler. Sandra Cooley. Johnnie Ray Howell, Rho Ann Hask.ns Donald Motley. 78 Mrs. Doris Cress instructs kindergarten pupils on how to The selection of the right color is important, make book covers. Row I: Mrs. Doris Cress, Karen Alexander, Glen Fish, Diana Mitchell, Frank Campbell, Robin Snyder, Steven Blankenship, Row Two: Dianah Fesler, Micheal Joe Hanlin, Gary Dean Hinch, Susan Gallagher, Row Three: Mark Douglas Miller, Carol Lynn Allen, Hally Goodwin, Dale Phillips, Row Four: Ona Gayle Stice, Leigh Ann Capps, Monica Motley, Cindy Williams, Penny Garner, Shelly Hinely, Deborah Trammel. BARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN 1967 - 1968 79 EL DARA GRADE SCHOOL Row One: M r s. Kathryn Weir, Matthew Grawe. Jeffrey West, Mike Hembrough, Christine Peile. Mark Blackorby, Row Two: Teresa Lynn Williams, Mark Foster. Mary Johnson, Lori Pryor, Row Three: Catherine Peile. Teresa Ann Williams, Rebecca Grawe, Susie Little, Rita Hoskin, Sue Nation. EL DARA SCHOOL GRADES 1-3 1967 - 1968 EL DARA SCHOOL GRADES 4-6 1967 - 1968 • r Row One: Mrs. Winifred Motley, Pam Williams, Mark Grawe, Pat Norton. Rhonda Meloncrot, Joan Grawe, Row Two: Brenda Raftery, Juanita Johnson, Row Three: Kathy McLaughlin, Nancy Myers, Kathy Blackorby, Gary Nation, Brad Blackorby, Betsy Little. 81 ADVERTISING Protect What You Have Complete Insurance for Auto, Farm, Home Business Barry, Illinois We Stand Between You and Loss' 82 Thanks to the class of 1968 for their patronage 5ANDIDGE STUDIO Pittsfield, Illinois Your School Photographer 83 Compliments of Compliments of DR. B. J. RODRIGUEZ MR. MRS. 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