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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

LLOYD PHILLIPS, EDITOR IN CHIEF ELLEN HADDOCK, ASSISTANT EDITOR BILL BAINTER, FRANK WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHY SENIORS PRESENT YR-RAB JOHN KELLER, BUSINESS MANAGER JO DIANE HALE, ADVISOR BILL WADE STUDIO, PHOTOGRAPHY TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE .......... 72 SPORTS............... SENIORS............... 74 UNDERCLASSMEN......... 90 ADVERTISING .......... 706 1 'i DEDICATION When the 1970 YR-RAB staff voted on the dedication for this year's annual the name Samuel Scott was brought up. At the time we didn't really realize how he had affected us the 2 years he had been here. A friend of many, he is one whom we all will remember and ad- mire. He has pulled the 70 Seniors through many hard times, and for this we are grateful. We hope that this dedication can, in some small way, repay him for that which he has given. 4 IN APPRECIATION Throughout our years at Barry High School, little has been said to show our appreciation for the help, guidance and support our parents have given to a cause we have often questioned. If.it hadn't been for our parents and so many other people we could never have made it this far. They've bought our candy, magazines, etc., baked our pies and were always there when needed. The class of 1970 is indeed indebted to the ones closest to US--OUR PARENTS. 5 ffffli !ii ?� ■ a ir LEADERS IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS Mr. Lee Hoskin--Superintendent Mr. Marvin Haley--Principal The Board Members aid our new administrators in orientating them to the school. Board Members: Ray Gleckler, Bill Croxville, Charles Blackorby, Tom Mills, Dean Heberlein, Glen Dale Steers Dick Peile; at table Lee Hoskin. Mrs. Mary Lou Patterson Bookkeeper OFFICE STAFF HONOR SOCIETIES CLIMB STAIRWAY OF KNOWLEDGE SAA--Karma Norton, David Erke, Jim Fennell, Jane Bergman, Linda Hoyt, Ellen Haddock, Shirley Bixby and Linda Brace. BARRY HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY : ■z SERVICE CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SC HOLAK 'HI P National Honor Society--Jim Fennell, Jane Bergman, Ellen Haddock, and Shirley Bixby. WHEN WILL THE STUDENT COUNCIL MEET ... ? Student Council Members: Karma Norton, Branda Wyatt, Bradley Brinkman, Jim Fennell, Gary Rennecker, Judi Tunget, Myrna Nation, and Randy Garner. Mr. Haley is the sponsor of the Student Council. The 1969-70 officers for the Student Council were: Karma Norton, President; Bradley Brinkman, Vice Presi- dent; Judi Tunget, Secretary; and Gary Rennecker; Treasurer. The Student Council took an active part in helping the faculty select both the grade and high school cheer- leaders. During the year, the officers of the Student Council participated in an active exchange of Student Council members with Liberty High School. This was an opportunity to exchange council ideas and further the relationship between the schools. 17 THE BARRY YR-RAB STAFF After many long hours of hard work, the Annual Staff has completed the 1970 edition of the Yr-rab. Under the guidance of Lloyd Phillips, editor, Ellen Haddock, assistant editor, and Miss Diane Hale, sponsor, the Annual Staff has devoted much time and patience to the completion of the book. May this Yr-rab bring back fond memories which will kindle a spark to the fire and let you remember all the experiences shared at B.H.S. Look, they didn't bleed off and they bled on. And see all this white space in the middle! Roger keeps Lloyd and Ellen on their toes as he applies some of the points the three learned at the Annual Work- shop in Quincy. The Barry Annual Staff spent 2 1 2 days soliciting ads to make money for the 1970 Annual. COMPLETES THE 1970 ANNUAL During special events throughout the year photographer Bill Wade took part of the loard off Yr-rab photographers, Frank Wood and Bill Bainter. TOP: S. Yelton, M. Bogan, B. Bainter, G. Metcalf, F. Wood, D. Johnson, L. Phillips, J. Fen- nell, R. Harris, J. Keller, B. Main, J. Strubinger, E. Had- dock, D. Elsenpeter, K. Nor- ton, L. Clary, D. Main, J. Bergman, N. Moore, J. Raft- ery, K. Lumley, and Miss Hale. 19 Our devoted Math teacher, Mr. Lawr- ence Henderson, arrives on the scene early and stays late to avail his ser- vices to any student. His subject field ranges from fundamental math to in- volved mathematics and Trig. The first semester the Trig class made a large chart of the sine, cosine, and tangent curves, and also made in- dividual ones for their personal use. These tables were used at various times throughout the year to aid the stu- dents in their assignments. 20 Miss Marilyn Campbell, history teacher, is a newcomer to Barry High School. She is a grad- uate of Southern Illinois University, Edwards- ville campus, and is familiar with our area as she is a native of Pearl. Miss Campbell spon- sored several trips the Problems class took dur- ing the year to the Pittsfield courthouse and the State Hospital in Jacksonville. Student Current Events quizzes were a standard in the history classes. The U.S. History and World History classes terminated the year by doing lengthy re- search on their assigned term papers. Team captains Roger Moody and Carol Bridgewater wait to see which side will be able to answer the next question as Miss Campbell reads the Student Current Events questions to the class. 21 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT We need a bigger resistor explains Mr. Jacobs to his Physics class. The last six weeks the Physics class did ex- tensive study of electricity. Science Club: STANDING L. to R.--G. Metcalf, J. Fennell, S. Ervin, R. Williams, P. Fennell, G. Rennecker, B. Morgan, S. Little, G. Mills, M. Fee, J. Lewton, D. Ala, S. Wallace, S. Bergman, Mrs. Fagan, Sponsor. SEATED—G. Sutton, J. Rodriquez, G. Redshaw, D. Williams, R. Gamer, Mrs. Jacobs, Sponsor, L. McClintock, R. Little. RATES HIGH IN STATE Jim Fennell shown putting in one of the many hours he has spent the last two years on his science project The Phenomenon of Liesegang Rings ! Jim was aided by Mr. Jacobs and Mrs. Fagan, the science instructors, and received four 1st place trophies an outstanding rating at the State Science Fair. Many other students participated in the Science Fairs and received many high ratings. 23 Steve Little and Greg Redshaw perform the endless task of doing chap- ter questions in Biology. There's only 32 vertebre here , discovers Ronald as he puts together the Science De- partment's first human skeleton. He assem- bled the skeleton in Advanced Biology Class and found the missing vertebrae before it was finished. 24 Mrs. Fagan is in her fourth year as bi- ology and chemistry instructor at B.H.S. She spends many long hours helping her science students ready themselves for the Science Fairs. J. C. waits after class to question Mrs. Fagan about tomorrow's assign- ment. One gram too many , exclaims Rhonda as she and her lab partners, Stanley and Morris, strive for accuracy in their weekly experiment. 25 FFA 1. to r. BACK ROW--J. Lewton, C. Lister, T. Williams, G. Poyser, M. Woods, L. Erke, B. Spann, S. Ren- necker. MIDDLE ROW--V. Bradshaw, J. Kelley, L. Moyer, B. Moyer, J. Gorton, M. Young, R. Hodson, B. David- son, G. Metcalf. FRONT ROW--Mr. Heavner, R. Roades, J. Sisk, B. Strubinger, J. Moyer, D. Erke, D. Ala, S. Schmidt, M. Malone, R. Moody. Jessie Gilbert, the 1969-70 Chapter Sweetheart, poses with the officers of the Barry FFA Chapter. 26 The Barry Chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica is sponsored by Mr. Charles Heavner, the Ag and Shop teacher. The boys sponsored the annual Barn- warming Dance, where they honored Miss Jessie Gil- bert, a Junior, by selecting her as their Chapter Sweetheart. 27 One of the largest organizations of Barry High School is the FHA, sponsored by Miss Myers. These girls have worked all year selling calendar towels and Tup- perware, or participating in Bake Sales or some other money-making project. The big FHA events this year were the Valentine Ball, Daddy-Date Night, Mother Daughter Tea, and Senior Fare- well. FHA Alphabetically: J. Bergman, S. Bergman, S. Bixby, L. Brace, C. Bridgewater, A. Boren, N. Bundy, D. Clary, L Clary R. Ditto, J. Ducey, S. Ervin, P. Evans, J. Fee, P. Fennell, C. Fesler, S. Fesler, J. Gilbert, K. Gillum, D. Grawe C. Green, A. Gully, C. Gully, E. Haddock, R. Harris, S. Harris, B. Hirst, M. Hodson, L. Hoyt, W. Lain, T. Lang B. Lee, N. Likes, R. Little, K. Lumley, B. Main, D. Main, D. Malone, K. Mathes, L. McClintock, V. Monk- man,’ N. Moore, B. Morgan, K. Morrow, J. Motley, V. Motley, M. Moyer, V. Moyer, D. Myers, C. Mudd, M. Mudd, M. Nation, K. Norton, J. Patterson, J. Pelican, J. Phillips, J. Puskar, J. Raftery, E. Reeve, M. Ree , L. Reynolds, P. Robison, R. Scranton, L. Smith, K. Stolte, J. Strubinger, M. Sutton, L. Taylor, J. Tunget, J. Tunget, S. Wallace, C. Whitlock, D. Williams, S. Wood, B. Wyatt, V. Wyatt. Chapter Mothers: Mrs. Jody Gully, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Norman Main, and Mrs. Jack Fee., Miss Mary Myers, Sponsor. In the fall, the Wig and Masque Club had the opportunity to attend the stage production Man of La Mancha. This year, the Wig and Masque Club presented three one act plays that involved many of the members. Mr. Simpson, sponsor of Wig and Masque, supervised the student directing of the three plays. The three plays were: Not My Cup of Tea, The Waiting Room, and Miss Twidle and the Devil. Mr. Simpson is the sponsor of Wig and Masque Club. Wig and Masque Members: J. Keller, L. Phillips, L. Clary, E. Haddock, J. Bergman, F. Wood, K. Norton, B. Bainter, J. Fennell, C. Metcalf, Mr. Simpson, C. Bridgewater, B. Main, B. Hirst, D. Elsenpeter, J. Junget, J. Strubinger, L. O'Leary, N. Bundy, S. Stillflew, M. Hodson, B. Lee, K. Morrow, J. Moyer, B. Morgan, M. Moyer, M. Fee, J. Patterson, L. Brace, M. Nation, L. Hoyt, C. Green, V. Monkman, L. Reynolds, L. Smith, R. Scranton, S. Ervin, R. Moody, J. Ducey, J. Fee, C. Gully, P. Fennell, R. Hazelrigg, T. Lang, J. Phillips, D. Main, K. Lumley, and J. Puskar. Mrs. Herr, Freshman and Sophomore English teacher, stresses the impor- tance of fundamentals of English. Junior and Senior English students wait patiently for the title of their next theme. Mr. Simpson, who taught the two grades, never failed to emphasize the importance of good writing skills. 31 FRONT ROW- - LEFT TO RIGHT. Mrs. Bethard, L. Taylor, D. Clary, J. Gilbert, B. Hirst, J. Tunget, K. Gillum, D. Elsenpeter, S. Fesler, M. Sutton, V. Monkman. SECOND ROW. D. Johnson, J. Fennell, M. Nation, D. Malone R. Ditto, A. Gully, B. Lee, L. O'Leary, C. Bridgewater, P. Fennell, B. Bainter, S. Stillflew. THIRD ROW. L. Phillips R. Hazelrigg, J. Puskar, M. Fee, D. Leamon, D. Erke, J. Keller, S. Little, J. Sisk, P. Narog, F. Wood, M. Bogan. This year our foreign language department was broadened with the new addition of French, which has added a new twist to the lingo of Barry High. We are hoping that French will pave the way for future innovations. Mr. Henderson, who holds a Masters De- gree in French, has guided his students through their first experiences in the language. 32 With a total of fifteen members and the guidance of Mrs. Bethard, the Li- brarians Club aids the students in lo- cating and checking in and out books, magazines, and newspapers. As money- making projects this year, the club has sponsored a number of dances. Besides sponsoring the Librarians Club, Mrs. Bethard takes on the re- sponsibility of the Spanish Club's ac- tivities. At Christmas time, the Span- ish Club sponsored an authentic Spanish Fiesta and as a climax to the evening, they broke a colorful pinata. Librarian's Club: L. to R.: C. Fesler, Mrs. Bethard, N. Bundy, B. Lee, K. Gillum, A. Gully, R. Ditto, J. Tunget, L. Taylor, N. Moore, M. Hodson, J. Raftery, R. Monkman, D. Malone, V. Monkman, L. Smith. SITTING: S. Fesler, S. Ervin, N. Bundy, C. Bridgewater, J. Tunget, P. Fennell, D. Clary, K. Stolte, L. Taylor, F. Wood. STANDING: M. Harris, K. Gillum, N. Moore, J. Patterson, C. Fesler, M. Nation, B. Morgan, D. Schnepf, J. Gilbert, J. Bergman, M. Moyer, L. Hoyt, J. Fee, B. Bainter, Miss Hale, D. Malone, R. Ditto, A. Gully and J. Raftery. SCHOOL INTEREST IS MOTIVATED BY THE HUB THE HUB is a popular asset to Barry High and is read by most of the students and teachers. It contains everything from gossip to the latest events of the various organizations. Joyce Raftery and Nancy Moore edit most of the ma- terial under the direction of Miss Hale. 34 What's this marked out here? Dave often has trouble with his homework, and has to look for extra help in Bookkeeping. Occassionally free time is given at the end of the class period to complete tomorrow's assignment. If this is the case, Larry Sheppard and Richard Moyer, without a doubt, will be found applying themselves to the task at hand. It's spelled H-U-B! Co-editors Nancy and Joyce find that tact is not always the best instrument in pushing Hub-staff members to meet a deadline. Hi! lb Left to right: R. Hodson, A. Gully, M. Hodson, S. Rennecker, Miss Leeds, C. Smith, B. Brinkman, D. Schnepf, J. Gilbert, B. Hirst, N. Moore, J. Raftery. SECOND ROW: R. Smith, D. Johnson, S. Canterbury, R. Moody, G. Howell, S. Puterbaugh, R. Little, B. Wyatt, J. Motley, G. Raftery, C. Johnson, S. Ervin, S. Bixby. THIRD ROW: R. Bowen, J. Rodriquez, G. Hills, M. Ma- lone, R. Ditto, D. Malone, P. Evans, K. Mathis, J. Puskar, K. Stolte, T. Lang, B. Morgan, C. Green. FOURTH ROW: G. Ren- necker, G. Sutton, M. Bradshaw, B. Mosley, P. Narog, R. Garner, C. Dolbeare, G. Poyser, B. Spann, L. Darnell, R. Harris. This is the fourth year Miss Leeds has taught art at B.H.S. The members of her club have received many awards and complimented our school at every contest they have attended. This year special art awards were given to two Senior girls, Dorothea Schnepf and Shirley Bixby in recognition of their ability. COORDINATION AND AGILITY GIRLS ATHLETIC D. Grawe, V. Motley, W. Lain, V. Moyer, N. Bundy, P. Robinson, B. Lee, A. Boren, P. Evans, D. Malone, P. Fennell, J. Phillips, B. Morgan, S. Wood, D. Williams, J. Fee, M. Nation, K. Lumley, C. Fesler, R. Ditto, M. Hodson, C. Green, A. Gully, L. McClintock, N. Moore, S. Ervin, L. Smith, M. Sutton, V. Monkman, B. Wyatt, Mrs. Ruble, J. Raftery. ASSOCIATION ARE DEVELOPED IN GIRLS' P.E. Several high school girls offer their assist- ance to Mrs. Ruble in teaching the elemen- tary P.E. classes. At times the girls are used for other purposes such as a coat-rack, right, Joyce? Mike Kouachevich has had a varied program this year with a number of indoor and outdoor sports. He came straight to Barry from Quincy College, and has now completed his first year of teaching here at B.H.S. BOYS' P.E. ■ DEVELOPING STRONG BODIES One of the favorite pastimes at B.H.S. is the daily noon-hour basket- ball game. Everyone is invited to par- ticipate, and generally, a crowd of guys ranging from Junior High to Sen- iors take part. 0, DRIVERS TRAINING HELPS KEEP HIGHWAY SAFE No that's not a 429! Coach Fray, the Drivers' Training instructor tries to show off some of his engine knowledge while teaching his students the rights and wrongs of highway safety. Over the curb one more time, and I'll put you back in the kiddycar. Janitore: Billy Dolbeare, Ken Long, Virgil Grunden. Cooks: Mrs. Don Hoskins Mrs. John Phillips Mrs. Bill Wheelen Mrs. Leora Strubinger Mrs. Minerva Higgins Mrs. Lucille Butler Mrs. Chester Poyser COOKS AND JANITORS 45 The big event of the year for the Barry High School Band was the Pike County Band Festival. Barry played host to eight schools who participated in this festival. Approximately 400 students were involved in this event. Other activities for the band consisted of the Fall Festival at Pittsfield, Homecoming at Western, and their Spring Concert. CHORUS: ROW ONE--L. McClintock, B. Morgan, D. Grawe, D. Mam, K. Lumley, C. Gully, D. Clary, Mr. McChn tock. ROW TWO--G. Metcalf, R. Hazelrigg, I. Robinson, P. Fennell, R. Scranton, J. Ducey, A. Gully, . , • Bridgewater, C. Whitlock, A. Boren. ROW THREE-J. Puskar, S. Stillflew, R. Moody, B. Mam, S. Ervm, R. Ditto, D. Malone. ROW FOUR--J. Tunget, B. Hirst, M. Hodson, M. Nations. TWIRLERS: Kathy Lumley, Lee McClintock, Becky Main, Carolyn Fesler, and Carol Bridgewater. CONCERT BAND: ROW ONE--J. Fennell, J. Phillips, J. Ducey, R. Scranton, C. Gully, D. Clary. ROW TWO--T. Lang, C. Green, J. Stephens, J. Strubinger, D. Grawe, M. Fee, J. Lewton, G. Mills, M. Bogan. ROW THREE--L. McClintock, C. Hazel- rigg, R. Harris, J. Rodriguez, J. Keller, G. Metcalf, B. Fee, B. Lister, L. Phillips. ROW FOUR--Mr. McClintock, L. Hoyt, J. Fee, J. Patterson, and D. Williams. CHEERING THE TIGERS TO VICTORY Ellen Haddock, Senior Nancy Moore, Senior Kathy Lumley, Junior Debbie Main, junior OZ SPORTS BASEBALL Left to Right: Coach Fray, Dave Leamon, Bob Davidson, Steve Rennecker, Jim Keller, Larry Moyer, Bill Bainter, Craig Lister, Gail Hirst, Jim Sisk, Phil Hirst, Mike Bogan, Lloyd Phillips, Brad Brinkman, Ronnie Bowen. BARRY 1 Perry 2 BARRY 2 Griggsville 1 BARRY 14 Payson 1 BARRY 15 Liberty 2 BARRY 0 West Pike 9 BARRY 5 East Pike 2 BARRY 4 East Pike 3 BARRY 4 Brussel Is 10 BARRY 5 Payson 6 BARRY 10 Brussel Is 4 BARRY 1 Griggsville 11 BARRY 4 West Pike 5 BARRY 5 Liberty 4 56 BARRY HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY CLUB Left to Right: Coach Kovachevich, Jim Sisk, Larry Moyer, Steve Rennecker, Dave Leamon, Craig Lister, John Keller, Jim Kel- ler, Bob Davidson, Gail Hirst, Bill Bainter, Brad Brinkman, Frank Wood, Lloyd Phillips, Mike Bogan, Ronnie Bowen, Gary Ren- necker, Mike Young, Coach Fray. The 1970 Track team was composed of Seniors Mike Young, Larry Sheppard, and Lloyd Phillips--Juniors Mike Bogan, Steve Rennecker, and Bill Moyer—Sophomores Bob Davidson, Gail Hirst, David Leamon, Gary Rennecker, and Dwight Ala--Freshmen Jim Keller, Jeff Lewton, Randy Gamer, Rick Williams, and Steve Schmidt. Brad Brinkman was on the receiving end of our pitchers this year, and here he calls another one right as one more Tornado goes down swinging. Mike Bogan, one of the main-stays of our pitching staff, cuts loose with another one. Mike had a record of 5--4 and won both games of a doubleheader at East Pike. - BARRY FINISHES STRONG The baseball version of the Barry Tigers had a successful year being over .500 by 1 game at 7--6, which included sweeping a doubleheader at East Pike. There were four Seniors on the team so there will be a strong nucleus of underclassmen for next year. John Keller holds the runner close at first and gives you some idea of all the close plays that take place at first during a ball game. WITH 7—6 RECORD Brads throw to Second Baseman Steve Rennecker is just a shade late, but this usually wasn't the case as Barry out stole their opponents 50--26. Phil Hirst takes a vicious slash at the ball in Barry's 2--1 victory over Griggsville. 59 Gary Rennecker gets up high to get the jump on the Mustangs as everybody tenses for the Tigers' Homecoming Game 52 BARRY Palmyra 48 70 I.S.D. BARRY 68 52 Bluffs BARRY 50 82 West Pike BARRY 48 83 BARRY Liberty 53 42 BARRY Unity 36 70 BARRY East Pike 49 40 BARRY Payson 36 68 BARRY Perry 48 51 Hardin BARRY 48 60 Central BARRY 47 91 La Grange, Mo, BARRY 64 43 BARRY Mark Twain 29 68 Meredosia BARRY 66 46 West Pike BARRY 45 52 BARRY Griggsville 48 62 BARRY Pleasant Hill 47 46 Brussels BARRY 45 PIKE COUNTY TOURNAMENT 60 Griggsville BARRY 48 WENOIS TOURNEY 72 BARRY Payson 42 62 BARRY Liberty 60 46 West Pike BARRY 44 REGIONAL TOURNEY 93 Quincy High BARRY 40 60 TIGERS ARE STOPPED AT 11—12 MARK The 1969-70 Barry Tigers had a lot of rebuilding to do this year with only two returning lettermen and a new coach. The Tigers received a 2nd place trophy in the Wenois Tourney after losing to West Pike in the champion- ship game by 2 points. The Tigers showed a little inex- perience this year losing two games by one point, four by two points, and one by three points, but should come on strong next year with ten out of twelve lettermen return- ing, and a pre-season familiarity with our coaches. V Getting another easy one Mike Bogan scores off of one of his many steals of the year. Going up over his opponent Mike Young steals this rebound right out of his opponent's hands. Putting his rebound back in for two points Gary Rennecker shows some of the poise he demonstrated as the leading re- bounder this year. Left to Right: Coach Fray, M. Bogan, S. Rennecker, M. Young, L. Phillips, B. Brinkman, R. Bowen, G. Rennecker, S. Little, D. Ala, D. Leamon, G. Hirst, J. Keller, Coach Kovachevich. VARSITY HAS GOOD POTENTIAL FOR 1971 Breaking away from the pre-game huddle, the Tigers get psyched up for thirty-two more minutes of physical and mental competition. 62 Finding time to tie a shoe can sometimes only come dur- ing a free-throw or such, but is usually a welcome break from the constant running from one end of the floor to the other. Warming up before a game, Brad Brinkman makes it look easy, as he was the team's high scorer shooting at a cool fifty percent clip. Steve and Gary Rennecker are ready for action as Lloyd Phillips fights for a rebound in the Tigers' 42--36 Homecoming victory over Unity. The Tigers demonstrate some of the defense that enabled them to win as many games as they did while Ronnie Bowen shows the valuable art of covering two men. 63 FRONT ROW: B. Moyer, J. Stephens, J. Sisk, G. Mills, D. Erke. BACK ROW: L. Erke, R. Williams, T. Bartlett, J. Rodriguez, C. Lister, L. Moyer. J.V.'S BOAST RECORD OF 13—5 Steve Little going up for the tip to start the JV's to one of their thirteen wins of the year. BARRY 37 Palmyra 27 BARRY 74 I.S.D. 70 BARRY 59 Bluffs 47 BARRY 63 West Pike 59 BARRY 42 Liberty 39 BARRY 38 Unity 37 BARRY 53 East Pike 52 BARRY 56 Payson 43 BARRY 67 Perry 28 Hardin 46 BARRY 42 Central 54 BARRY 44 BARRY 65 La Grange 40 BARRY 45 Mark-Twain 24 Meredosia 65 BARRY 45 West Pike 63 BARRY 46 Griggsville 69 BARRY 63 BARRY 68 Pleasant Hill 42 BARRY 60 Brussells 38 Getting this shot off quickly Dwight Ala pumps in two more from his favorite spot down along the baseline. JV's play for a defensive tip as Dave Leamon gets up a touch late on this jump ball with Pleasant Hill. Dave Leamon tries to keep his opponent from getting his own rebound in this win over Pleasant Hill. 65 Miss Becky Main, queen candidate, was escorted by Gary Queen candidate Le Ann Clary, was escorted by Ron- Rennecker. nie Bowen. COURT FOR 1970 Carol Green Sarah Wood Marsha Moyer Gale Hirst Dwight Ala Dave Leamon Ellen Haddock, Senior Candidate is escorted by Lloyd Phillips. Jessie Gilbert Brad Brinkman Debbie Main Steve Rennecker Peggy Robison, escorted by Mike Young is totally unaware that she soon will be announced as the reigning Homecoming Queen. Our 1969 Homecoming Queen, Beth Leamon, crowns our new royalty. Joy gave way to tears as Peggy heard her name announced. SENIORS „.-rilku Shirley Bixby Shirley Sincere in manner, courageous in spirit. Larry Darnell Jiggs The last UNCLE in the world I want to see is SAM! William Bainter Bill Charms the birds right out of the trees! Jane Bergman Bev A swell girl with a big heart al ways willing to do her part! Christopher Dolbeare Chris There was never a red-haired saint! Dulce Elsenpeter Dulce You can never tell, 'til you know her! Phil Hirst Dirvin Man delights me not, nor woman either! Nancy Moore Nance” Sleep late and shorten the day! Lloyd Phillips Toots A good sport, what more do you want? Karma Norton Kama Keep smiling, it makes the world wonder what you are up to! Ronald Smith Smitty Beware! I might do something sensational! Frank Wood Frank When I graduate, I'll miss the . . . busride most! Joyce Raftery Joycey I can't speak a word! Ha! Ha! Ha! Linda O'Leary Linda Alas! There is nothing left for me to learn! Merle Woods Moose Often he sits and thinks, but more often he just sits! Peggy Robison Peg This gal has her future plans, and I think it includes a man! Carolyn Smith Carolyn Quiet, unlike most girls! Michael Young Mike Our most welcome visitor! Jennifer Strubinger Jenny Although she left us when she was young, she was always lots of fun! Dorothea Schnepf Dorothy Often seen, but seldom heard! Vicky Wyatt Vicky There are diamonds in her eyes, and on her finger, too! OFFICERS GUIDE SENIORS TO WASHINGTON, D.C. PRESIDENT—ROGER HARRIS VICE PRESIDENT—JOYCE RAFTERY SECRETARY—SHIRLEY BIXBY TREASURER—BILL BAINTER BILL BAINTER Senior Class Treas., Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 4, Baseball 1-4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Basketball 2, Science Club 2-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Band 1,2, FTA 1, Wig and Masque Club 2-4, Junior and Sen- ior Class Plays. JANE BERGMAN G.A.A. 1, Student Council 2 Sec-Treas 2, Wig and Masque Club 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4, FTA 1, Ju- nior Class Play, Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 2-3 Asst. Ed. 3, Art Club 1, Treasurer of Junior Class, Pep Club 1-4, National Honor Society 3.4, SAA 1-4, DAR Award 4, Who's Who Award 4. SHIRLEY BIXBY FHA 1,4, Art Club 1,4, Sopho- more Class Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, SAA 1-4, National Honor Society 3.4, LE ANN CLARY FHA 1-4, GAA 1,2, Spanish Club 1-4, Band 1,2, Wig and Masque 3, 4, Cheerleading 2, Junior and Sen- ior Plays, FTA 1, Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 3, Science Club 2, Home- coming Candidate 4, National Honor Society 4. LARRY DARNELL Baseball 1,3, Basketball 2, Art Club 1-4, Varsity Club 2. CHRIS DOLBEARE Art Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2,3, Pep Club 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Band 1-3, Junior Class Play. DULCE ELSENPETER GAA 1-4, FHA 1-3, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 1,2, Wig and Masque 3.4, Senior Play, Annual Staff 4, Science Club. JAMES FENNELL Who's Who 4, Hub Staff 2-4, Student Council 4, Pep Club 4, Band 1-4, Science Club 1-4, Pres. 4, Camera Club 1,2, FTA 1, SAA 1-4, National Honor Society 3,4, Span- ish Club 1-4, Wig and Masque 1--4, Junior and Senior Play, Underclass- man Science Award 3, Westinghouse Science Talent Search Honors Group 4, Class President 2, Class V-Pres. 1,3, Top honors in all sci- ence fairs attended 4. KATHY GILLUM FHA 2-4, GAA 2-4, Hub 3-4, Librarians 3-4, Spanish 3-4, Pres. 4, Science 2. ELLEN HADDOCK FHA 1-4, Cheerleader 1-4, Chorus 1-2, Band 1-2, FTA 1, Sci- ence Club 2, Wig and Masque 1-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Spanish Club 1- 4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Home- coming Attendant 2-4, Junior and Senior Plays, SAA 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Hub Staff 1, Who's Who 4. SUE HARRIS GAA 1-2, Pep Club 1, Chorus 1, FHA 1-4. ROGER HARRIS President Senior Class Art Club 2- 4, Annual Staff 4. PHILIP HIRST Baseball 1-4 DAVID JOHNSON Art 2,4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Class Play Chorus 2, Baseball 2, Pep Club 4, Hub Staff 4, Spanish 2-4. JOHN KELLER Annual Staff 4, Baseball 2,3, Track 3, Wig and Masque 1-4, FTA 1, Spanish Club 1-2, Science Club 1,2, Camera Club 1,2, Varsity Club 2-4, Hub Staff 3, Junior and Senior Plays. BECKY MAIN FHA 1-4, GAA 1, Spanish 1-4, Cheerleader 2,4, Pep Club 1-4, Camera Club 2, FTA 1, Wig and Masque Club 3-4, Twirler and Majorette 1-4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4, Hub Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Science Club 2. GEORGE METCALF FFA 1-4, Greenhand Award 1, Science Club 2-4, Art Club 2, An- nual Staff 4, Wig and Masque Club 4, Junior and Senior play, Winner of various awards at Science Fairs, Outstanding Award at State Science Fair, Band 2-4, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4. NANCY MOORE G.A.A. 1-4, Vice-President 2, President 3,4, F.H.A. 1-4, Libra- rians Club 1-4, Hub Staff 3-4, Co- Editor 4, Art Club 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Cheer- leader 3,4, Pep Club 2,4. RICHARD MOYER Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1-3. VICKY MOYER F.H.A. 1-4, G.A.A. 2-4, Pep Club 2,4, Hub Staff 4. DIANA MYERS F.H.A. 1-4 KARMA NORTON Spanish Club 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4, S.A.A. 1-4, F.T.A. 1, Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 3, Student Council President 4, Band 1,2, Chorus 1-4, National Honor Society 4. LINDA O'LEARY Chorus 1-3, Wig and Masque 3, 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Librarian's Club 2, F.H.A. 1-3, Pep Club 1-4, Science Club 2, Hub Staff 1-3, Ed- itor 3, F.T.A. 1-2, G.A.A. 2. LLOYD PHILLIPS Annual Staff 3,4, Co-editor 4, Wig and Masque 2-4, Vice-Pres. 4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 2-4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Spanish Club 1-4, Science Club 1-3, Cam- era Club 1,2, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Band 1-4, Who's Who 4. JOYCE RAFTERY Senior Class Vice Pres., F.H.A. 1-4, Historian 3, 2nd Vice Pres. 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Reporter 3, Points Chairman 4, Art Club 1-4, Hub Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian's Club 2-4, Pep Club 2,4, Student Council 2,3. PEGGY ROBISON Pep Club 2,3, F.H.A. 1-4, Li- brarian's Club 1-3, G.A.A. 1-4, Cheerleader 3, Homecoming At- tendant 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Art Club 2. DOROTHEA SCHNEPF G.A.A. 2, Art Club 1-4, Presi- dent 4, Hub Staff Art Editor 4. LARRY SHEPPARD F.F.A. 1-4, Sentinel 3, Track 2-4, Art Club 1, Letterman's Club 2-4. CAROLYN SMITH Art Club 1-4, Secretary 4. RONALD SMITH Art Club 1-4, Participated in Science Fairs. FRANK WOOD FFA 1-3, Spanish Club 2-4, Wig and Masque 4, Art Club 2, Science Fairs 2,3, Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 4, Track 2-4, Basketball 1-3, Let- terman's Club 3,4, Band 4. MERLE WOODS FFA 1-4, FFA Reporter 2, FFA Vice Pres. 4, Art Club 1-3, Sci- ence Club 1. VICKY WYATT FHA 1-4, GAA 1-2, Junior Class Play. MIKE YOUNG FFA 1-4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4, Basketball 1,2,4, Varsity Club 4, Letterman's Club 2-4, Track 2-4. Jim Fennell addresses his classmates with his salu- tatory speech. Due to their close grade points, Jane Bergman and Shirley Bixby tied for valedictorian. 7970 Roger Harris welcomes the crowd with his President's speech. COMMENCEMENT Honorable mention--Jim and Ellen Legion Awards-- Roger and Jane. SENIORS PRESENT At the National Air Force Mu- seum Dulce and Becky pose in front of the famous Whistler's Mother . While waiting to talk with Senator Percy, one of his aids spole about world problems. George Washing- ton's home and surroundings re- newed memories of our early heritabe. Natural Bridge, one of the seven won- ders of the world was viewed by Sen- iors. Tom Bartlett Mike Bogan Ronnie Bowen Carol Bridgewater Brad Brinkman Nancy Bundy Jane Ducey Lynn Erke ACTIVE B.H.S. JUNIORS JUNIORS Jessie Gilbert J. C. Gordon Cindy Gully Rick Hazelrigg Barb Hirst Mary Jo Hodson Lu Anna Johnson Becky Lee Craig Lister Kathy Lumley Debby Main Roger Moody Bill Moyer Mac Moyer Carol Mudd Joy Pelican Gary Poyser Jim Puskar 92 PRACTICE LEADERSHIP AT B.H.S. Steve Rennecker Steve Stillflew Leslie Reynolds Bob Strubinger Irl Robinson Lila Taylor Rhonda Scranton Judy Tunget Bruce Spann Stanley Yelton President--Mike Bogan Vice President--Jane Ducey Secretary--LuAnna Johnson Treasurer--Sandra Fesler Our kicky Juniors play a big part in the activity at B.H.S. They provided concessions for all the fans of the Barry Tigers, of which many Juniors were members. The big event of the year was un- doubtedly the Prom, which was entitled Up, Up and Away. The Jun- iors furnished a band and banquet for their Seniors. Cheaper By The Dozen was the play in which many Juniors did their part and entertained their audience for an evening. 97 Dwight Ala Robert Bixby Linda Brace Mike Bradshaw Vanice Bradshaw Sherry Canterbury Bob Davidson Rosie Ditto David Erke Peggy Evans Joyce Fee Carolyn Fesler Charles Francis Roger Gorton Audrey Gully Roger Hileman Getting their candy campaign underway are Sophomore class officers: Robert Bixby, V. Pres.; Dave Leamon, Pres.j Linda Brace, Sec.; and Bob Davidson, Treas. Gale Hirst Ronald Hodson Linda Hoyt David Leamon Theodora Lang Rhonda Little Diane Malone Mike Malone Kim Mathes Vicki Monkman Robert Monkman Karla Morrow The highlight of the Sopho- more year is the choosing of their class rings. The Class of 72 had four main money-making projects: Bake sale, candy sale, Barry School pins, and they sponsored a dance. Even with their money-making projects, 100 Joyce Patterson Jeanne Puskar William Mosley Henry Motley Marsha Moyer Mary Mudd Shirley Puterbaugh Elizabeth Reeve Gary Rennecker David Sherfy Lynne Smith Jerry Stephens Kathy Stolte Marilyn Sutton Terry Williams Brenda Wyatt they were able to participate in many school activities. 101 FRESHMEN Regina Harris Sandra Bergman Anita Boren Debra Clary Sally Ervin Grace Howell Connie Johnson Jim Keller John Kelley Jeff Lewton Wanda Lain Nancy Likes Steve Little Lee Ann McClintock Greg Mills Barb Morgan Patty Fennell Deborah Grawe Randy Garner Carol Green 103 FRESHMEN LOOK FORWARD TO A Janice Motley Valerie Motley Larry Moyer Myrna Nation Pat Narog Jean Phillips Gayle Raftery Greg Redshaw Margaret Reeve Robert Rhoads Julian Rodriguez Steve Schmidt Jim Sisk Sandra Smith Greg Sutton Pres.—Greg Mills Vice P.—Jeff Lewton Sec.--Carol Green Treas.--Jim Keller 104 BRIGHT FUTURE AT B.H.S. Jeanne Tunget Freshmen leaders discuss future years at B.H.S. with Mr. Hoskin. Freshmen rather reluctantly serenade Seniors on Initiation Day. Susan Wallace Christine Whitlock Deborah Williams Rick Williams Sarah Wood Freshmen strive to get a foothold in their money matters by spon- soring car washes, bake sales, and dances, and in their academic achievements by many hours of study and hard work. 105 ADVERTISING Compliments of Dr. Mrs. B. ]. Rodriguez family Barry, Illinois 8 A PARKER AUTO SUPPLY Large Inventory of Used Parts of Most All Kinds Over 1000 Cars Direct Line to 7 States Phone 222-0249 or 222-2311 Quincy, Illinois Lyle Parker, Owner D. B. GRAY AND COMPANY Walker Couch BARGAIN BARN Phone 432-5393 Phone 285-4012 Hull, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois 62363 Compliments of GERARD BROS. 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BIDDLE PRAIRIE FARMS KELLY’S KUT KURL BARRY REFRIGERATION Sales--Service Commercial--Residential Phone 335-2613 Heating- - Electrical Service- -Cooling Barry, Illinois Barry, 111. — Ph. 335-2814 All Roads Lead to Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 KENDALL-OWNBY FURNITURE y Maytag Washers Dairy Queen Brazier Mohawk Carpets Frigidaire Appliances Highway 36--54 R.C.A. --T. V. Pittsfield, Illinois Phone 335-2515 Home of the Brazier Food and Dairy Queen Products ts Bill and Jean Adams Owners and Operators BENSON MOTOR CO. Pittsfield, 111. —Ph. 285-2139 , Service Dodge--Plymouth--Chrysler Pittsfield, Illinois Dodge Trucks INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER I.H.C. Sales Service Pittsfield, Illinois MEL EL Tappe s Sporting Goods INC. 217-222-9482 715 Maine Street A Quincy, Illinois V w'm rF bstd' QeJuUjCL O fi T MI MIC M t f Mlltllll MI 714 MAINE STREET OuINCY. 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Goodrich Travel Lodge Restaurant Hotel Quincy A Friend Barry, Illinois Barry, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois New Hartford, Illinois Griggsville, Illinois Griggsville, Illinois Hannibal, Missouri Quincy, Illinois Quincy, Illinois Quincy, Illinois Compliments of Selby Implement Co. ]. D. Schmalshof Insurance Agent--R. R. 2 Barry, 111. Off. Phone 285-4428 Res. Phone 335-2998 Farm and Industrial Equipment 1995 North 24th St. Quincy, Illinois The Country Companies L if e - - Health- -Homeowners - - Auto— Hail QUINCY PHOTO SUPPLY Bulo va - - Wayler 710 Maine Street TANNER'S JEWELRY Cardinal Bonded Diamonds Quincy, Illinois Phone 222-0844 Elgin- -Caravelle Everything Photographic Congratulations and Best Wishes R. C. Gray Chevrolet Company Pittsfield, 111. On the Move. The Chevrolet 70's. TRUMAN TEXACO SERVICE ZIMMERMAN BROS. 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