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

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Sam Scott English A Speech Drama Mildred Bethard English B Spanish Ruth Herr Remedial English The Language Arts Department expanded this year by offering a first year speech class. The class studied both extempore and impromptu styles, listened to records, and prepared informative, persuasive, and entertaining speeches. In addition to taping a mock radio program called CRIME CLUB, the speech students wrote and pro- duced their own motion picture, HOME WITH THE RANGE. English classes studied literature, gave oral and written book reviews, and composed themes and poems. Grammar and vocabulary were stressed and weekly spelling and book report tests were taken. Seniors were re- quired to write a research paper each semester. SPANISH CLUB 1st ROW L. to R.--J. Fennell, P. Wheelan, L. Taylor, S. Fesler, R. Albers, M. Bethard, B. Lee, T. Ownby, E. Haddock, V. Monkman, ROW 2: L. Phillips, B. Bainter, J. Ducey, D. Long, C. Lister, C. Dolbeare, M. Bogan, M. Sutton, ROW 3: J. Puskar, R. Hazelrigg, S. Stillflew, R. Scranton, C. Gully, L. Stolte, K. Gillum, L. O'Leary, M. Fee, L. Erke, F. Wood, ROW 4: B. Brinkman, W. Hazelrigg, D. Main, K. Lumley, C. Fesler, L. Hoyt, J. Keller, K. Morrow, L. Brace, J. Fee, E. Winner. 29

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Librarians: D. Long, R. Munkman, J. Patterson, B. Lee, E. Schmidt, N. Moore, L. Allen, K. Gillium, B. Main, M. Malone, L. Taylor, M. Hodson, S. Fesler, J. Tunget, Mrs. Bet hard--sponsor. Et tu Brute? Then fall Caesar! As Mr. Scott reads Julius Caesar, his sophomore English class tries to com- prehend Shakespeare's 16th century play. Freshman Robert Monkman receives assistance with his short theme writing assignment from Mrs. Mildred Bethard, instructor of English B classes. 28

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Skill and Speed Originated in 1926, THE HUB is now in its 43rd year of publication at Barry High School. Under the direction of Miss Hale, advisor, and Linda O'Leary, editor, staff members strive not only to make deadlines but to make each monthly publication of THE HUB a success. Fast and furious is the pace of the commer- cial department as speed and accuracy are the ultimate goals for typing, shorthand, and book- keeping students. Timed writings, taking dicta- tion, and charting accounts are all necessary skills for future businessmen and secretaries. . . . 3952, 3953 ... Running the copy machine, as Shirley Fuqua is here, is one of the skills business stu- dents learn. Hub Staff--1« to r.--L. Sherfy, J. Tunget, L. Clary, K. Norton, R. Grimsley, P. Wheelan, C. Bridgewater, S. Fes- ler; at table--M. Poyser, B. Bainter, Miss Hale, W. Hazelrigg, E. Shmidt, M. Fee, J. Fennel, B. Hodson, J. Berg- man, L. Hoyt, J. Keller, J. Raftery; SEATED--P. Moody, K. Gillum, L. O'Leary, B. Main, L. Morgan. 30