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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

J Follow the Tiger . . . . . . Through the 1971 Yr-Rab Stanley Yelton, Editor in Chief Deb by Main, Assistant Editor Mike Bogan, Business Manager Kathy Lumley, Secretary-Treasurer Jo Diane Lee, Advisor Bill Wade and Bill Moyer, Photography The class of '71 made a wise choice when they decided to dedicate this year's annual to Miss Ruby Leeds. Miss Leeds was the principal of the grade school when our class took its first step into school life. She lead us up through grade school and on into Jr. High, where she taught Reading, Writing, English and Art. Miss Leeds led us through 8th grade graduation and on into High School where she continued to teach art to those of us who are artis- tically inclined. Miss Leeds has helped the class of '71 through many hard times as we journeyed through our school days at B.GJd. and B.H.S. It is with great pleasure that we, the class of '71 dedicate the 1971 Yr-rab to Miss Ruby Leeds. 4 Dr. B. J. Rodriguez has served the community for thirteen faithful years. He has helped many people and students to live a better life. Dr. Rod has gained respect from every- one for his continuous service to people who need it the most. The surrounding com- munity is very fortunate to have a fine doctor such as Dr. Rodriguez. We the class of '71 dedicate our annual to Dr. Rodriguez and hope that this dedication can help repay him for his valuable service to us. 5 Superintendent Principal Donald Hoskin Marvin Haley B.S. U of I Central Bible Institute and Seminar M.S. Bradley Independence Community College U. of Mo. Southeast Missouri State Board of Education STANDING L-R: Bob Smith, Robert Gleckler, Lee Hoskin, Arland Norton. SEATED: Glen Steers, Charles Blackorby, Dick Peile. Bill Croxville was absent when the picture was taken. Faculty Miss Mary Myers Home Economics B.S., M.S., U. of I Culver- Stockton Jack Jacobs Jr. High Science Physics, Earth Science B.S., Quincy College Mrs. Medlinda Fagan Biology, Chemistry, Advanced Biology B.S., Quincy College Hal Simpson Junior and Senior Eng- lish, Speech B.A., Asbury College Methodist Theological School Mrs. Mildred Bethard Spanish I II, Libr., B.S., U of I, Quincy College, U of Wise. Lawrence Henderson H.S. Mathematics French I and II B.S., M.S., WIU, George Peabody, U of I Mrs. Ruth Herr Freshman and Sopho- more English B.S., WIU, U of I Charles Heavner Voc. Ag. B.S., U of I Miss Marilyn Campbell Social Studies B.S., SIU 8 Faculty Mrs. Diane Lee Business Education B.S., Northeast Missouri State College Michael Fray H.S. Coach, Drivers Ed. B.S., Northeast Missouri State College Henry McClintock Band and Chorus B.S., Northeast Missouri State College Mrs. Patricia Ruble Girls' Phys. Ed. Southeastern State Durant, Okla. Miss Joan Grable Jr. High Mathematics B.S., WIU Michael Kovachevich Boys Phys. Ed. Ass't Coach B.S., Quincy College Mrs. Nancy O'Brien Secretary Mrs. Toni Lumley Bookkeeper Mrs. Mary Lou Patterson Bookkeeper 9 School Personnel Terry Oitker, Jack Fee, Bill Pryor, Ross Motley, Clarence Pryor, and Joe Martin. 10 Guidance Throughout the year, Mr. Haley, Mr. Vane ill, and Mr. Jacobs helped Barry High School students decide future plans for schooling and work. Office Staff From office work to basketball games, range the duties of these two hard working ladies, Toni and Nancy. 11 JUNIOR HIGH J u yv o R BARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE 8 1970 - 1971 9 Asa TOP ROW L-R: Miss Ruby Leeds, Mr. Ralph Wright, D. Oitker, S. Potter, S. Phillips, L. Lewton, S. Campbell, E. Campbell, J. Moyer. ROW 2: T. Main, K. Mudd, P. Robinson, D. Crook, M. Tittsworth, B. Crawford, ROW 3: P. Schaller, J. Cross, S. Robertson, M. Reynolds, P. Fesler, D. Sumter, J. Graw, C. Howell, K. Forshey. ROW 4: M. Stickhost, G. Lain, B. Blackorby, M. Williams, D. Mills, K. Rennecker, B. Grimsley, R. Gallaher, L. Furnace. ROW 5: L. Allen, M. Forshey, J. Hileman, D. Moyer, T. Garret, J. Motley, J. Lister, M. Howell, T. Strubinger. H I G H 3ARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE 7 1970 - 1971 1l X% X s %.x ixnx $ 112 Z22.S 91 ? f j 3 TOP ROW L-R. Miss Joan Grable, D. Stolte, K. Ducey, J. Keller, S. Williams, K. Patterson, J. Monkman, D. Hively, C. Malone, D. Motley, M. Davis. ROW 2: B. Mathis, J. Van Huss, F. Bad- gley, J. Albers, S. Smith, S. Forshey. ROW 3: P. Sutton, J. Rennecker, I. Garret, P. Norton, J. Fee, B. Harrison. ROW 4: P. Ducey, O. Campbell, E. Johnson, S. Hoskins, D. Crozville, J. Grawe, J. Capps, R. Hirst, M. Motley. ROW 5: B. Bose, J. Tunget, R. Wyatt, G. Sutton, W. Bob- ison, R. Wallace, C. Bowen, M. Ralph, R. Williams, S. Reynolds, M. Synder. ROW 6: B. Syrcle, R. Smith, R. Fesler, J. Erke, L. Phillips, M. Hively, D. Sutton. 13 Jr. High Activities One of the special activities of the year is the Valentine's dance which is held in February. Here the students dance to the music provided by a record player. The gym is nicely decorated for this occasion by the seventh graders. Along with the Valentine dance, the junior high also have a Halloween and May Day dance. Need any help Mickey? 14 The Bombers warm up before the game for the opponent. Coach Kovachevich gives the Bombers some pre- game strategy against the visitors. The game begins and both teams battle for a victory. The season closes for the Jr. High with a second place trophy in the district tournament. The Jr. High cheerleaders who backed the Bombers in play were: Patti Fesler, Lisa Lewton, Sherry Potter, Melissa Tittsworth, Julie Fee, and Stacy Smith. FRESHMEN Mike Tim Kathy Allensworth Bartlett Black orby J. E. Brace I fej Gary Campbell John Campbell Becky Crook Liz Croxville Frank Davis Larry Dixon Cindy Doran 17 Donna Ducey Lisa Elsenpeter Debbie Ervin Bruce Fee David Forshey Melvin Gilbert Cindy Haley Donise Harris Chuck Hazelrigg Bruce Debbie Hirst Hively 18 David Hoskin Robin House we art Rick Lewis Bob Lister fK Betsy Little Brenda Lowry Kim McDaniel Kathy Kim McLaughlin Main Claude Malone Tom Mudd 19 Nancy Myers Gary Nation Debbie Oitker Bruce Patterson Brenda Raftery Sherry Ralph Mark Reynolds Mike Robertson Pam Robinson Bradford Rodriguez Kevin Schaller 20 Karla Schien John Schneph Sharon Sheppard I Susan Sheppard Vickie Stickhost Susan Strubinger Randy Sutton Greg Ward FRONT ROW L. to R. J. E. Brace and Bob Lister. Harry SECOND ROW. Brenda Raftery and Greg Ward. Mrs. Williams Bethard and Mr. Heavner, sponsors. 21 Freshman Initiation 22 The Freshman class has 51 members, which all have par- ticipated in their class projects of picking up corn, skating parties, bake sale, and car wash. Among their members they had many boys who have played in sports and have been in local Science Fairs. Their sponsors are Mr. Charles Heavner and Mrs. Oral Bethard. 23 SOPHOMORES 1 i Sally Ervin Anita Debbie Willard Boren Clary Clinging Patty Fennell Randy Gamer Debbie Grawe Regina Harris Grace Howell Jim Keller Carol Green 25 John Ke lley Wanda Lain Jeff Lew ton Nancy Likes Steve Little Greg Mills Barb Morgan Janice Motley Valerie Motley Larry Moyer Pat Narog 26 Gayle Raftery Greg Redshaw Jean Phillips Myrna Nation Margaret Reeve Robert Rhoads Julian Rodriguez Steve J ™ Schmidt Sisk Greg Sutton Jeanne Tunget 27 Susan Wallace Christine Whitlock Debby Williams Rick Sarah Williams Wood 28 The class of 73 started planning ahead of their Sophomore year when they sponsored a car wash during the summer. A Donkey Basketball Game followed plus the money making project of selling shirts and jackets. And of course, we really enjoyed the experience of becoming members of B.H.S. when we ordered class rings. As we have now passed the half way mark we see this is only the beginning of a lot of work, study, and fun. JUNIORS Dwight Ala Robert Bixby Linda Brace Mike Bradshaw Vanice Bradshaw Bob Davidson Rosie Ditto David Erke Peggy Evans Joyce Fee Carolyn Fesler 31 Roger Gorton Roger Hileman Gale Hirst Ronnie Hodson Linda Hoyt Teddy Lang Dave Leamon Rhonda Little Alma Malone Vicki Monkman 32 Robert Monkman Karla Morrow Marsha Moyer Joyce Patterson Jeanne Puskar Elizabeth Reeve Gary Rennecker Lynne Kathy Marilyn Terry Smith Stolte Sutton Williams 33 STANDING (L-R) Miss Campbell; Jeanne Puskar, Treas.; Bob Davidson, Sec.; Miss Myers. SITTING Gary Rennecker, V.-Pres.; Dave Leamon, Pres. This has been a good year for the Junior Class. The main money-making projects were the concessions at the basketball games, a fish fry, a chili supper, bake sale, and Junior play. The play,entitled Meet Me In St. Louis involved twenty-three class members, who all worked hard to make it a success. The Juniors also decorated for the prom entitled, The Impossible Dream . Juniors Finance Prom 34 Juniors Present “Meet Me in St. Louis” 36 37 Dream Thomas Eugene Bartlett Tom A wiseman like the moon only shows his bright side to the world. Carol Sue Bridgewater Carol Often seen but too often heard! Michael Lynn Bogan Bogie Have a good time while you're alive you're a long time dead. Bradley Lester Brinkman Brad Sometimes I think my mind is getting broader but then I realize it's my conscience stretching. I Lynn Friendly to all, Hostile to none. Morris Edwin Fee Morris Knowledge is power . . . gosh I feel weak. Sandra Ruth Fesler Ruthie Pleasant is she and full of good intent. Jessie Lee Gilbert Jess Hope well; have well. % J. C. Gordon Boner Barry High's T.V. critic Cynthia Jean Gully Cindy If she can't find anything to laugh about, she'll just giggle. Barbara Lea Hirst Barb Her manner is as winning as her smile. Linda Sue Harrison Linda I like men to behave like men— I like them strong and childish! 43 Mary Jo Hodson Le roy Sleepy in study hall wide awake at night. Rebbca Lynn Lee Becky I love to wind my tongue up and I love to let it go. Craig Neil Lister Malcom A bad excuse is better then none at all. Donald Luke Little Donnie I'd talk more but I'm too busy listening. Huh! 44 Deborah Annette Main Deb A girl with remarkable ways. William Eugene Moyer Bill My only ambition in life is a snake! Roger Lee Moody Moody Hey guys, come out in the hall and I'll tell you a good one. p James Michael Puskar Jimmy Push-peddle Our Most Prized visitor. Steven Ray Rennecker Steve A likeable guy with likeable ways. 46 Leslie Kay Reynolds Leslie Thanks to women's lib, we have her story as well as history. Irl Allen Robinson Irl There are more wise crackers than there are smart cookies. Robert Michael Strubinger Bob Work doesn't bother me, I could sit and watch it for hours! 1 Judith Ann Tunget Judi Friendliness costs nothing but has a great value! Stanley Russell Yelton Stan Senior gift to the Freshmen girls! TOM BARTLETT Wig G Masque 1,2, Basketball 3,4, Basketball Mgr. 2. MIKE BOGAN Jr. class Pres. Sophomore class V. Pres., Stu- dent Council 1, Pres. 4, Spanish club 1,2, Annual Jr. Editor 3, Business Mgr. 4, Science Fair 1,2, Class plays 3,4, Lettermen's club 3.4, Band 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Track 1,2,3, National Honor Society 3.4, Who's Who 3,4. RONNIE BOWEN Lettermen's club 1,2,3,4, FFA 1, Art club 2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,3. CAROL BRIDGEWATER Librarian 3,4, Spanish club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Annual staff 4, Hub staff 1,2,3,4, Science Club 2, Science fair 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Wig G Masque 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Twirling 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Art club 1,2, Pep club 1,2,3. BRADLEY BRINKMAN Student Council 2, Spanish club 1,2, Annual staff 4, Science fair 2, Jr. and Sr. Class plays, Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4, Art club 2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3.4, LILLIE CLINGING (Picture not available) JANE DUCEY Spanish club 1,2, Hub Staff 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres, of Projects 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Contest 3.4, Select Band 3, Pres. 4, G.A.A. 1,4, Cho- rus 1,2,3, Contest 1,2, Pep Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4, Wig G Masque Play 1, Pres. 2,3, Board of Directors 4, Art Club 4, Working Commit- tee 4, Class Plays 3,4, Melodrama 4, Annual Staff 4, Class officer V. Pres. 3, Homecoming Queen 4, National Honor Society 4, John Phillip Sousa Award. LYNN ERKE Science fair 1, F.F.A. 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Art club 1, Basketball 1. MORRIS FEE Class Pres. 1, Spanish club 1,2,3,4, French club 3, Pres. 4, Annual staff 4, Science club 1.2.3.4, Sec.-Treas. 1, Wig G Masque 1,2, 3.4, Class plays 3,4, Speech Contest 1, Melo- drama 4, Chorus 2, National Honor Society 3.4, Pres. 4, Society for Academic Achieve- ment 1,2,3,4, Who's Who 3. omore Class Treas., Jr. Class Treas., Librarian Club 2,3,4, reporter 2, Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Treas. 4, Secretarial Club 4, Pep Club 1,2, Wig G Masque 1, Hub staff 2,3,4, Co-editor 4, F.H.A. Section officer, Speech Contest 1,4, Annual Staff 4, Band 1,2, Melo- drama 4. JESSIE GILBERT F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Art Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Librarian 4, Hub Staff 3, Jr. Editor 3, Co-editor 4, Annual staff 4, F.F.A. Sweetheart 3, Homecoming at- tendant 3, National Honor Society 4. J. C. GORDON F.F.A. 2,3,4, Sentinel 3. CINDY GULLY Class officer sec. 2, Spanish club 1,2,3, Sec. Club 4, Hub staff 4, Annual staff 4, F.H.A. 1.2.3.4, V. Pres, of Recreation 2, Section of- ficer 2, Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Delegate to National convention 3,4, Wig G Masque 1,3,4, Class plays 3,4, Melodrama 4, Band 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Select band 2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Contest 1.2.3, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Science Fair 2, Science club 2, National Honor Society 3.4, Treas. 4, Homecoming Queen candidate 4. LINDA HARRISON French club 2, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Wig G Masque 4, Class play 3, Speech contest 4, Pep club 3. RICK HAZELRICC Chorus 1,2,3, Spanish club 1,2,3, Science club 1,2, Wig G Masque 2,3,4, Class plays 3,4, Melodrama 4, Pep club 3, Wig G Masque play 3. BARBARA HIRST F.H.A. 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1,2, Wig G Masque 1.2.3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Spanish club 3, V. Pres. Art club 2,3, Chorus 3, Class plays 3,4, Sec. club 4, reporter 4, Class officer V. Pres. 4, Who's Who 3,4, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4, D.A.R. Award 4, Girl's State 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Shorthand award 3. MARY JO HODSON Librarians club 1,2,3, Sec. Hub staff 4, Annual staff 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Wig G Masque 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Chorus 3,4, Art club 2.3.4, Pep Club 4. BECKY LEE F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Wig G Masque 3,4, Jr. Class play, Librarians club, 1,2,3,4, Spanish club 1.2.3.4, Hub staff 4, G.A.A. 3,4, Pep club 1.3.4, Science club 2. SANDRA FESLER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, 2nd V. Pres. 4, Soph- 48 CRAIG LISTER F.F.A. 2,3,4, treas. 4, Basketball 3, Mgr. 4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Spanish club 1,2, Lettermens club 4, Freshman class treas., Melo-drama. DONNIE LITTLE Basketball 1,2, Baseball 4. KATHY LUMLEY Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Twirling 1,2,3,4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, V-Pres. of Projects 3, V-Pres. 4, Chorus 1,2,3, contest 1-3, Wig G Masque 1,2,3,4, Spanish club 1, Hub staff 1, Art club 2, treas. G.A.A. 3,4, Sec. 3, V-Pres. 4, Class plays 3,4, Director of Melodrama, 4 Annual staff, Jr. editor 3, Sec.- treas. 4, Homecoming attendant 1,2. DEBBY MAIN Class officer, V-Pres. 1, Sec. 4, Student council 2, Spanish club 1,2, Hub staff 1, An- nual staff, Jr. editor 3, Co-editor 4, Science fair 2, F.H.A. V-pres. 3, Pres. 4, Wig G Masque 1,3,4, V.-Pres. 4, Class plays 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Contest 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Betty Crocker Award 4, National Honor Society 3,4, Who's Who 4, Homecoming attendant 1,2,3, Home- coming Queen candidate 4. GLORIA MALONE F.H.A. 1, French club 1, Chorus 2, Art club 2, Pep club 1, Chorus award 3, Melodrama 4. ROGER MOODY Student Council alternate, Science Fair 1,2, Wig G Masque 3,4, Class plays 3,4, F.F.A. 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Art Club 1,2,4, Track 1,2, Sci- ence fair awards, Chorus awards. MAC MOYER F.F.A. 2,3,4, Drama club 1,2,3,4, Class pres- ident 4, Speech contest 1,3,4, Pep club 3, Class plays 3,4, melodrama 4. BILL MOYER F.F.A. 2,3,4, Annual staff 4, Track 3,4, Sci- ence fair 2, Basketball 3, Basketball G base- ball mgr. 1,2. JOY PELICAN F.H.A. 1,2,3, Art club 1,2, Science fair 2, Secretarial club 4. GARY POYSER Art club 2,3,4 JIM PUSKAR Spanish 1,2,3, Wig G Masque 1,2,3,4, Class plays 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Science 1. STEVE RENNECKER Art club 2,3,4, Pres. 4, F.F.A. 3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 1,2,3, Letter- mens club 3,4, Junior class play, Annual staff 4, Science fair 2. LESLIE REYNOLDS Librarian 4, Secretary 4, French 4, Hub staff 4, Science fair 2, Best in senior division 2, F.H.A. 3,4, Wig G Masque 3,4, Jr. class play, Speech contest 4, 1st rating, G.A.A. 1,2, Band 1,2, Art 1,2,4, Cheerleader 3, Pep club 1.3.4, S.A.A. IRL ROBINSON Annual staff 4, Science fairs 1,2, Class play 3, Speech contest 2, Lettermen's club 2, Chorus 1,2, Art club 1,2, Basketball 2, Track 1,2,3. BRUCE SPANN F.F.A. 3,4, Art club 2,3,4. STEVE STILLFLEW Spanish club 1,2,3, Science fair 1,2, Wig G Masque 1,2,3,4, Wig G Masque plays, Jr. and Sr. class plays, Chorus 1,2,3, contest 2, Pep club 3, Track 2. BOB STRUBINGER F.F.A. 2,3,4, Art club 1. CINDY SYRCLE F.H.A. 4, Pep Club 2, G.A.A. 1, Chorus 1. JUDY TUNGET F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1, Wig G Masque 1,2, 3.4, Sec. 3, Board of directors 4, Chorus 1,2,3, Hub staff 2,3,4, Co-editor 4, Pep club 1,2,3, V.-Pres. 3, Student council 3, sec. Librarian club 2,3,4, Spanish club 3, V.-Pres. 3, Sec. Club 4, Secretary, Annual staff 4, Jr. Class play, Sophomore class Pres., Senior class treas., Speech contest 1,3,4, Music contest 2, Science fair 2, Melodrama 4, National Honor Society 4. STANLEY YELTON Class plays 3,4, Lettermen's club 4, Basketball 1, Mgr. 3,4, Annual Staff Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4, Science Fair 1,2, Spanish club 1,2, Na- tional Honor Society 3,4, Who's Who 4. 49 Senior Class Presents . . . PLAY CAST: L-R: M. Fee, B. Hirst, B. Brinkman, M. Moyer, D. Main, M. Bogan, K. Lumley, S. Yelton, J. Ducey, J. Puskar. . . . Charley's Aunt Seniors Earn Money and Plan for Class Trip RUMMY Arriving at Greenfield Village 16th century windmill in Greenfield Village Touring Relaxing by Lunch at Howard Johnsons. Wright Taking pictures. 52 Goes to Canada . . . through Greenfield Village Taxi Common scene at Village. Patterson '71 Seniors, Sponsors, and bus driver at Wright Patterson. 53 VALEDICTORIAN--Morris Fee also received the BHS Science Award and the Kiwanis SAA Award. Here's to You Class Tom Bartlett received the Math Award. Morris and Judi receiving the Mac and Barb receiving honorable mention American the American Legion Legion Award Debby Main receiving the Crisco Award. jood Citizenship Award. Barb Hirst giving her Salutatorian address. Steve and Jessie receiving the Art Award. Class History The Class of 71 began the climb to their education on August 27, 1959. The 48 class members were divided into the rooms of Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Reinhardt. The things we remember the most were the rest periods and milk breaks. The next year we were under the supervision of Miss Gilbert and Miss Fitch. We began to add to our knowledge of what we had learned the previous year. In the 3rd grade, some of us were once again under Miss Fitch while the others moved on to Mrs. Ward. We remember all the fun things we tried to do and Mrs. Ward's films. By the time we reached 4th grade under Mrs. Jennings and Mrs. Gard, we moved to the second floor. Some of the students were acquainted with the teacher's lounge which Mrs. Jennings used for spankings. We had as our 5th grade teachers, Mrs. Kroencke and Mr. Elliot. Some of us were split into the overflow with the 6th graders. This year we seemed to give the teachers a little trouble or at least that was what the teachers thought. We then moved on to the 6th grade where we had as our teachers, Mrs. Ulm and Mr. Murphy. It seemed by this time we only had a few more years left and then we'd be in high school. When we reached Junior High and the 7th grade, four students joined us from El Dara. Along with these came our first Junior High parties. During the parties, some of the girls planned an attack so they could get the boys to dance. During our year as 7th graders a lot more besides the Junior High parties was in store for us such as music, art, and speech contests. These all kept us all pretty busy. For our class trip that year, we journeyed to Keokuk. The trip included a tour of the dam under the water. Surprisingly enough no one got lost. In the 8th grade, we were once again involved with the Junior High parties and contests. This year our class trip was to Springfield where we toured the capitol building and Lincoln's home. Several of the group decided to go on ahead and needless to say they took the wrong turn but eventually they found their way back. The highlight that year for our class was 8th grade graduation! We will always remember our class as the one who grad- uated with a short recessional! After the exercise we were treated with sodas and ice cream by Miss Leeds and Mr. Wright. Starting our high school education in August 1967, we were all overjoyed with the upcoming events which would take place the next four years. Our Freshman year was filled with the routine of high school life. We all had our own ideas of what to expect but to our amazement it was all quite different. We soon learned that we had to start thinking about money making projects. With the guidance of Miss Martha Danglade we were soon on our way. Although we had a lot on our minds as freshmen, we all seemed to miss the freshman initiation. During our Sophomore year, we were all filled with the challenge of one of our studies, drivers training. While all of us were a little nervous at first little did we realize that Mr. Smith was stocking up on tranquilizers. It wasn't long till we all came through with no casualties and our drivers license. Later in our Sophomore year, a representative from Josten's came, and we ordered our class rings. The room was filled with excitement as well as moans when we realized a little ring could cost so much. Upon entering our Junior year, we will never forget all the corn poppin', candy making, and soda sellen' at our home ballgames. Our first class play, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN, turned out to be a success. We credit the preparation of this event to our director, Mr. Simpson. We soon learned we had to be making plans for the Prom and before long preparation was under way. All the girls will never forget all those flowers for the flower garden. Although we were running close with Prom preparation, all our work centering around Up, Up, and Away seemed to meet everyone's satisfactions. As our Junior year began to draw to a close, we all appreciated the time and work our sponsors, Miss Hale and Miss Myers, devoted to our class. Our Senior year began with high expectations of the events which would take place in the next few months. We were all determined to help the class reach its goal for our Senior trip while having fun and participating in the class activities. Our Senior year was also filled with everyone making plans for the future. The visits to the guidance was seemed to help those undecided find a goal and try to reach it. College, technical school, jobs, or the service were included in our final plans. Once we set our goal we all had to decide a way to find it. The biggest event of our Senior year is our Senior trip, the goal which so many of us have worked and waited for. With the advice and guidance of our sponsors, Mrs. Lee and Mr. Simpson, we are well on our way. The reward for our hard work and efforts is six days in Michigan, Toronto and Niagra Falls, Canada, and Columbus, Ohio. We are all sure the trip will be filled with treasured moments to be remembered by all. Our Senior year has been filled with activities and making plans but in spite of all these it is a year in which all of us have made it a memorable one. Graduation will come to pass and each one of us will go our separate ways, but we will all carry with us the memories of B.H.S. 56 Class Prophecy The date is June 4, 1981. The gym is decorated the same as it was the evening of May 1, 1970, during the junior-senior prom, entitled UP, UP AND AWAY. The flower garden in the gym can hardly believe that these are the same people who decorated for it eleven years ago. The first two former classmates to arrive at the ten year reunion are Gloria Malone (Post) and Jane Ducey (Brinkman), they are now head nurses at St. Lukes Hospital in St. Louis. Immediately following them are Kathy Lumley (Fee) and Sandra Fesler (Hager) who are now accounting teachers at Gem City College. As the crowd begins to grow, who should enter but Cindy Syrcle (Moody) and Roger Moody who are owners of an auto repair garage called the AUTO REPAIR GARAGE. Brad Brinkman, Captain in the Salvation Army was dragged to this reunion in the middle of his fiery sermon on the evils of strong drink, he's still preaching. Trying to calm him is Ronnie Bowen, famous country and Western star who has just sold a million of his new record PITTSFIELD PRISON BLUES, which is currently a big hit. Morris Fee has just staggered, I mean come in, he is now the bartender at his own tavern the HERE'S TO YOU. Steve Rennecker and his secretary Cindy Gully (Rennecker) have just arrived, they had to finish working on a car at one of the famous Rennecker Garage's before they came. Steve Stillflew, ace airplane pilot had a hard time getting here this evening, Steve's plane crashed into a mountain side, but Steve still flew. Carol Bridgewater just flew in from San Francisco after acquiring her 12th divorce. She has just finished writing her book Love 'em and Leave 'em. Bruce Spann, the new town cop has just arrived, he was escorted by the two Barry Hell's Angels Jessie Gilbert and Mary Jo Hodson. Linda Harrison has just arrived, Linda is now head bunny waitress at the Play Boy Club in Chicago. She is escorted by her two bosses, Bill Moyer and Bob Strubinger, internationally famous playboys. Our next arrivals are Rick Hazelrigg and Jim Ruskar. They are now a famous drag racing team who have won four speed records. They are accompanied by their mechanic Don Little. Gary Poyser (Ghoul), has just arrived, Gary has just returned from Transylvania where he was filming her new movie I LIKE YOUR NECK. Judi Tunget (Sutton) winner of the MOTHER OF THE YEAR AWARD accompanied by Joy Pelican (Wyatt) have just ar- rived. They are late because they had trouble finding babysitters. Debby Main (Bradshaw) assistant Home Economics teacher to Miss Myers, has just arrived. She is wearing an outfit that she designed from synthetic peach fuzz. Lynn Erke and Craig Lister have just breezed in, they were at a banquet honoring them for their MOST OUTSTANDING BOWLERS AWARD, meaning the greatest variety of splits. Two of our former classmates, Stanley Yelton and Mike Bogan, were unable to attend, at last report they were in the Ozarks. There were also reports of moonshining in the are a--could these two be connected? Barb Hirst (Palmer) holder of the WORLD'S SPEED RECORD IN SHORTHAND (450 words a minute) has just arrived, she is accompanied by her boss, Becky Lee, the only person who talks that fast. Recently arriving is J. C. Gordon who is very successful locally. He has taken over the Cactus Jim Show, which is now known as the CACTUS J. SHOW. Our latest arrivals are Irl Robinson and his wife, former classmate Rhonda Scranton, they are now owners of the DEEP ROCK line of gas stations. They are accompanied by Mac Moyer who holds the WORLD'S FASTEST GAS STATION AT- TENDANTS record which is .005 seconds. Tom Bartlett, home on leave from Washington where he is the ARMY'S ELECTRONICS ADVISOR to the FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT Leslie Reynolds, has just arrived. Trying to keep everyone happy is Lillie Clinging, the United States most well known social worker. Our last arrivals of the evening are our 1971 senior sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Lee. Mr. Simpson has brought along his 12 children. Mrs. Lee decided to get babysitters for her five boys. It looks as though everyone is here and I'm sure everyone will have a delightful evening. So these are the flowers in the flower garden at the Class of 1971 ten year reunion saying good evening. 57 Senior Wills I, Tom Bartlett, do will and bequeath my bench-warming ability in basketball to Greg Ward. I, Mike Bogan, do will and bequeath my ability or disability in sports to Dave Leamon. I, Ronnie Bowen, do will and bequeath every little deed which I have gotten away with, been caught at or have left to do to honorable Mouse Hodson. I, Carol Bridgewater, do will and bequeath my free 6th hour twirling period or my two hour lunch break to Carolyn Fesler. I, Brad Brinkman, do will and bequeath my free class periods, 2,3,5,6,9 and sometimes 7 and 8 to Bob Davidson. I, Lillie Clinging, do will and bequeath my red hair to Peggy Evans. I, Jane Ducey, do will and bequeath my ability to talk in band and not get detention to Debbie Oitker. I, Lynn Erke, do will and bequeath my mufflers to Rick Lewis. I, Morris Fee, do will and bequeath my stack of books to Robert Monkman. I, Sandra Fesler, do will and bequeath my nickname Ruthie to Peggy Evans. I, Jessie Gilbert, do will and bequeath my A's in Art to anyone who needs them. I, J. C. Gordon, do will and bequeath my worn out gym shoes to Hank Campbell. I, Cindy Gully, do will and bequeath my jeep to Liz Ann Croxville so she can haul the Diamond Hill kids home from school. I, Linda Harrison, do will and bequeath my ability to do algebra in speech class to Sally Ervin. I, Rick Hazelrigg, do will and bequeath all my used chewing gum to Mrs. Herr. I, Barb Hirst, do will and bequeath my position as vice-president of the Senior class to anybody crazy enough to take it. I, Mary Jo Hodson, do will and bequeath my ability to make it home safe and sound without really trying to Joyce Fee. I, Becky Lee, do will and bequeath my ability to out talk all the teachers to Nancy Myers and my free period to Debbie Ervin. I, Craig Lister, do will and bequeath the leftover smoke bombs and the hidden soda in Ag. Class to Dwight Ala. I, Don Little, do will and bequeath my will to Sarah Wood. I, Kathy Lumely, do will and bequeath the privilege to be tardy for school every 58 Senior Wills morning to Toni Lumley and Mrs. Lee. I, Debby Main, do will and bequeath my half of our messy home ec. drawer to my ole drawer partner, Marsha Moyer. I, Gloria Malone, do will and bequeath my ability to get out of 5th hour Study Hall without a pass to anyone who can get by with it. I, Roger Moody, do will and bequeath all my first hour tardy slips to Lucky Bradshaw. l[ Jerry Moyer, do will and bequeath my superb talent of getting detention from Mr. Heavner to Gary Rennecker. I, Bill Moyer, Master of Photography, do will and bequeath my camera to David Erke. Joy Pelican, do will and bequeath all my classes under Mrs. Lee to Teddy Lang. We, Gary Poyser and Bruce Spann, do will and bequeath 8th hour art class and every- body in it to Mike Bradshaw. I, James Puskar, do will and bequeath my ability to leave school every day at noon to Greg Mills. I, Steve Rennecker, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble in 6th hour study hall to anyone who may need it. I, Leslie Reynolds, do will and bequeath my ability to make the honor roll without studying in study hall to all my good buddies. I, Irl Robinson, do will and bequeath my ability to come to school at 10:30 and leave at 12:00 to Bob Davidson; and also the whole school, faculty, and classes to anyone stupid enough to receive them. I, Steve Stillflew, do will and bequeath Mr. Haley’s biscuit recipe to anybody with nerve enough to try it. I, Bob Strubinger, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Larry Dixon. I, Cindy Syrcle, do will and bequeath my job as an iron emptier in home ec. to Marsha Moyer. I, Judi Tunget, do will and bequeath forty-three onery first and second grade girls in 6th hour P.E. class to Rhonda Little. I, Stanley Yelton, do will and bequeath my managerial duties to Rick Williams and the annual to Dave Leamon. We, the Senior Class of 1971, do will and bequeath BHS to the Apex Wrecking Co. on the night of June 3, 1971. 59 Letterman's Club STANDING: Coach Fray, S. Yelton, R. Bowen, B. Brinkman, S. Rennecker, M. Bogan, G. Hirst, J. Keller, B. Lis- ter, T. Mudd, G. Ward, J. Brace, B. Davidson, D. Leamon, B. Hirst, G. Rennecker. ON BUS: D. Erke, C. Lister, B. Fee, D. Forshey, R. Williams, R. Lewis, D. Hoskins, R. Garner, S. Little, D. Ala. The week of the Pike County Tourney was a busy one for the Letterman's Club. These hard working boys sold program ads and sponsored the concessions sold at the tournament. The money earned from these projects helped the Tigers to buy new uniforms and shoes. 61 Tigers Win the Wenois Conference TOP ROW L-R: D. Hoskins, R. Lewis, G. Ward, J. Brace, D. Forshey, B. Fee, T. Mudd, B. Lister, R. Williams. BELOW: D. Leamon, Mgr., Coach M. Fray, C. Lister, B. Davidson, B. Hirst, J. Keller, G. Hirst, M. Bogan, B. Brinkman, R. Bowen, S. Rennecker, G. Rennecker. Coach Fray checks to see that Mike Bogan doesn't have a hole in his glove. Tigers Post Impressive II—2 Record. Barry 9 Perry 8 Barry 11 West Pike 4 Barry 12 Brussels 2 Barry 4 Payson 3 Barry 5 Brussels 4 Griggsville 15 Barry 3 Griggsville 5 Barry 4 Barry 13 West Pike 5 Barry 3 East Pike 0 Barry 9 East Pike 5 Barry 18 Liberty 2 Barry 10 Liberty 0 Barry 2 Payson 0 62 Brad led the team in hitting with a .483 average while driving in 14 runs. Brad also had a 1.27ERA, the lowest of the Tiger's pitching staff. Mike Bogan awaiting his turn at bat. Mike drove in 21 runs while batting at a .444 clip. The Tigers in action against the Brussels Raiders. The All-Stars??? Ronnie Bowen displays his great defensive ability at first base. 63 Junior Varsity Shows Promise with Impressive Record STANDING (L-R)--O. Robertson, G. Nation, M. Reynolds, J. E. Brace, D. Hoskin, R. Garner, R. Williams, Coach Kovechavich. FRONT--R. Lewis, B. Lister, G. Ward, T. Mudd, T. Bartlett, B. Hirst. Get that Ball ! Tom Mudd, David Hoskins, and J. E. Brace show their determination of not letting their opponent get the ball. Junior, David Leamon drives in for another basket for the Tigers. Oh no ref. ! exclaims Steve Little as David Erke looks in disbelief. Barry 58 Barry 39 Barry 56 Barry 46 Unity 61 Barry 61 Payson 59 Barry 52 Barry 73 Barry 59 Central 74 Barry 57 Barry 65 Barry 49 Barry 60 Barry 57 Barry 79 Barry 62 Barry 55 Ffesh-Soph. Barry 70 Barry 82 Barry 73 ISD Palmyra Bluffs Liberty Barry Warsaw Barry Perry St. Thomas East Pike Barry Mark Twain Meredosia West Pike Griggsville Pleasant Hill Brussels Calhoun Calhoun East Pike West Pike Griggsville The Rookie, Gary Nation jumps high to put in another two for the J.V. Nation, a talented freshman led the J.V. scoring with a 16 point average and should be a factor in next years varsity. Tigers Post a Strong 21—5 Record BACK ROW, L-R: Mgr. C. Lister, B. Brinkman, R. Bowen, D. Ala, G. Rennecker, T. Bartlett, S. Rennecker, Mgr. S. Yelton. FRONT ROW: B. Davidson, D. Leamon, J. Keller, D. Erke, C. Hirst, M. Bogan As a senior, M. Bogan, led the Tigers in assists with 248 and free throw pet. with 78%. Mike also played in every quarter of the 26 games this season. For the second consecutive year, G. Ren- necker, a 6' 2 junior, led the Tigers in rebounds and should be a major factor in the Tigers campaign in 72. Senior Brad Brinkman displays the form which led him to score 518 points this season. Brad has been a member of the all-county team the past five years. Ronnie Bowen and Gary Rennecker go up for a rebound against Calhoun. Ronnie was a clutch performer for the Tigers and was named to the all-county team. 1970-1971 Basketball Schedule 1970-1971 High School Schedule 'The Tigers' Tues. Nov. 24 I.S.D. at J'ville 45--S7 Jan. 21,22,23 Wenois Tourney at Liberty 67—58 Fri. Nov. 27 at Palmyra, Mo. 70--64 Payson 75--44 Tues. Dec. 1 at Bluffs 58--38 West Pike 65—55 Dec. 7 thru Dec. 11 Varsity Perry 69--S9 Tues. Jan. 26 East Pike at BARRY 77--50 Griggsville 57--S5 Fri. Jan. 29 Central of C.P. at BARRY 58—59 Basketball Tourney at BARRY Tues. Feb. 2 M.T., Center, Mo. at BARRY 66—31 Cal. 56--54 Fri. Feb. 5 at Meredosia 53—48 Tues. Dec. 15 at Liberty 71—55 Fri. Feb. 12 West Pike at BARRY 59--56 Fri. Dec. 18 at Unity 62—43 Tues. Feb. 23 at Pleasant Hill 58—57 Tues. Dec. 22 Warsaw at BARRY 63--70 Fro. Feb. 26 Brussels at BARRY 54--46 Tues. Jan. 5 at Pays on 43—59 Mar. 6,8, G 9 Frosh-Soph Tourn at West Fri. Jan. 8 at Perry 70--58 Pike (W.P. Conference) Fri. Jan. 15 St. Thomas of Hannibal at W. Calhoun 63--60 BARRY 76—58 1970-1971 GRADE SCHOOL SCHEDULE 'THE BOMBERS' Mon. Nov. 9 St. Peters of Quincy at BARRY ♦ Sat. Dec. 5 at Griggsville Thurs. Nov. 12 at Timewell ♦ Sat. Dec. 12 at Hardin Mon. Nov. 16 Griggsville at BARRY Mon. Dec. 14 Timewell at BARRY Nov. 18,19 20 Elementary Hvywt T. Thur. Dec. 17 at Nebo Mon. Nov. 23 at St. Peters of Quincy Sat. Dec. 19 Chaddock at BARRY Wed. Nov. 25 West Pike at BARRY Wed. Jan. 6 at West Pike ♦Sat. Nov. 28 at Liberty Thur. Jan. 7 at Payson Wed. Dec. 2 at St. Thomas of Hannibal Regional ♦Thurs. Dec. 3 at Chaddock of Quincy W Liberty 65 --48 Thur. Dec. 3 at West Pike L Quincy 32 —72 67 Jim Keller, supported by his teammates, takes down the nets after winning the Wenois Tourna- ment. This is the last game that the Tigers huddled before a game. The tigers had a very prosperous season, not only did they win the Wenois Conference tourna- ment, they also won the Pike County conference tournament and both conferences. The Tigers' defense held their opponents to an average of 54 points. This placed them first defensively in the county and fifth in the area. 68 Pep Club ROW 1—C. Doran, D. Ervin, B. Morgan, D. Clary, P. Robinson, S. Ralph. ROW 2—u. Main, J. Fee, M. Moyer, L. Hoyt, T. Lang, K. Lumley, Mrs. Ruble. ROW 3--M. Nation, C. Gully, J. Ducey, P. Evans, J. Puskar, Miss Campbell. ROW 4-R. Monkman, J. Tun- get, V. Monkman, L. Smith, R. Ditto, D. Malone, M. Hodson, K. Schien, 5--D. Ducey, S. Ervin, D. Grawe, S. Wallace, V. Motley, J. Motley, L. Reynolds, L. Brace, 6--K. Main, C. Haley, K. Stolte, K. Morrow, K. Schien, J. Patterson, J. Phillips, C. Green, L. Croxville. Pep Club members purchased sweaters this year which united them in dress as well as in spirit. The pep club faithfully backed the Tigers in play and represented the school with good sportsmanship. Dedicated to the Class of’71 71 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Sherry Ralph—Freshman Pam Robison—Freshman Debby Clary--Sophomore Debbie Ervin—Freshman Barb Morgan--Sophomore Cindy Doran--Freshman 73 Varsity Cheerleaders KATHY--Senior D E B B Y--Senior LIND A--Junior J O Y C E—Junior “ United We Stand” No basketball team could have been as complete without its loyal fans and the cheerleaders. The Varsity squad backed the Tigers to an impressive 21--5 season by leading the crowd with their strong enthusiasm, high spirits, and effective cheers. Homecoming—1971 Flower Girl: Betsy Martin Crown Bearer: Henry Cross Peggy our retiring Queen, steps down from the throne as the new Queen is announced. _ . _ . _ Ronnie Bowen escorts Debby Main, queen candi- Brad Brinkman escorts Jane Ducey, queen candidate. date. 76 Tiger Wonderland The Queen and Her Court Mike Bogan escorts Barb Hirst, queen candidate. Steve Rennecker escorts Cindy Gully, queen candidate. 77 Attendants 78 Jane Ducey . . . 1970-71 Homecoming Queen ORGANIZATIONS SAA J « V FRONT, L-R: R. Harris, M. Nation, L. Brace, C. Green, L. Hoyt. ROW 2: G. Raftery, P. Fennell, G. Mills, D. Leamon. ROW 3: D. Erke, R. Gamer, J. Rodriquez, M. Fee, G. Redshaw. National Honor Society Hie National Honor Society is an organization based on service, character, leadership, and scholarship. Members are chosen by the society and the faculty. New members inducted this year are seniors: Mac Moyer, Jane Ducey, Jessie Gilbert and Judi Tungetj juniors: Dave Leamon, Linda Hoyt, Linda Brace, Daivd Erke and Gail Hirst. Pres- ent members are Mike Bogan, Debby Main, Cindy Gully, Barb Hirst, Stanley Yelton, and Morris Fee. 81 Barb Hirst was the recipient of this years DAR Award. This award is based on citizenship, scholar- ship, leadership, patriotism, and community service. The Star Greenhand award is given to a first year Ag. student based upon his FFA activities, grade point average and his projects. David Forshey is this years Star Greenhand. Each year a Betty Crocker Award is presented to a senior Home Ec. girl. A homemaking test is given to all senior home ec. girls and the winner is de- termined by the test scores. This year's winner is Debby Main. 82 Who's Who Stanley Yelton, Mike Bogan, David Leamon, Bob Davidson, Bobby Main, Linda Hoyt, Barb Hirst Student Council STANDING: J. Patterson, R. Harris, J. Tunget, D. Williams, D. Stolte, Mr. Haley, D. Clary, G. Nation, D. Ala, S. Wood, D. Ervin. SEATED: G. Mills, M. Bogan, S. Yelton, M. Nation. The 1970-71 officers for the student council were: Mike Bogan, Pres.; Stanley Yelton, V. Pres.; Myma Nation, Sec.; and Greg Mills, Treas. The Student Council sponsored the homecoming dance which brought former alumni together and held other money making projects. 83 Annual Staff TOP ROW L-R. Stanley Yelton, Brad Brinkman, Irl Robinson, Steve Ren- necker. 2nd ROW: Mike Bogan, Dave Leamon, Bill Moyer, Morris Fee. 3rd ROW: Judi Tunget, Sandra Fesler, Mary Jo Hodson, Jane Ducey, Kathy Lum- ley, Cindy Gulley, Debbie Main, Carol Bridgewater, Jessie Gilbert, Mrs. Lee, Linda Hoyt. Annual Staff Officers L-R: Kathy Lumley--Secretary-Treasurer Stanley Yelton--Editor Debbie Main—Co-Editor Mike Bogan--Business Manager Wig Masque BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Simpson, C. Green, J. Moyer, D. Main, J. Puskar, R. Hazelrigg, J. Tunget, J. Ducey, K. Lumley. ROW 2: G. Mills, D. Clary, T. Lang, J. Fee, M. Hodson, G. Bridgewater, K. Morrow, J. Patterson, M. Sutton, L. Smith, V. Monkman. ROW 3: C. Hazelrigg, L. Croxville, C. Doran, L. Harrison, B. Lee, P. Fennell, C. Gully, B. Morgan, J. Phillips, M. Reeve, V. Motley, L. Reynolds, B. Hirst. ROW 4: K. Main, K. Stolte, C. Haley, S. Ervin, D. Ervin, B. Fee, D. Ducey, B. Lister, M. Fee, D. Williams, S. Wood, M. Moyer, S. Stillflew. President of Wig G Masque, Mac Moyer, discusses various activities with members. 85 Senior Band Promises To Be ROW 1: L. Eisenpeter, L. Lewrton, S. Potter, J. Ducey, D. Hively, D. Oitker. ROW 2: M. Fee, J. Lewton, R. Gal- laher, C. Hazelrigg, D. Mills, K. Rennecker, D. Ducey, L. Croxville. ROW 3: B. Fee, B. Lister, B. Phillips, S. Strubinger. STANDING: C. Fesler, C. Bridgewater, K. Lumley, Mr. McClintock ROW 1: L. Prior, K. Patterson, J. Rennecker, F. Furnace, D. Fesler, P. Norton, S. Williams, C. Ducey, S. For- shey. ROW 2: Mr. McClintock, M. Motley, J. Cooley, D. Green, D. Williams, D. Croxville, J. Fee, V. Ren- necker, K. Forshey, D. Hall, K. Forshey, S. Potter. ROW 3: B. Syrcle, K. Heberlein, B. Brinkman, L. Phillips, S. Smith, D. Hively, S. Christison, P. Ducey, J. Albers, J. Keller. 86 Melodious in the Future FRONT ROW L-R: K. McDaniel, D. Ducey, R. Lewis, B. Fee, M. Malone, K. Main, D. Oitker. BACK ROW: Mr. McClintock, S. Strubinger, M. Hodson, J. Fee, P. Fennell, C. Haley, D. Harris, C. Doran. The Barry High School band under the direction of Henry McClintock participated in several activities this year. They placed second in the Barry Fall Fes- tival. They were in the Pittsfield Fall Festival, Pike County Bank festival at Pittsfield and still had time to play at home ball games. Barry High hosted the Pike County Chorus Festival this year. Although the chorus was small, the mem- bers made up for their size with the quality of their singing. Kathey Lumley, Carol Bridgewater, Carolyn Fesler. 87 Vocational Activities ROW 1: C. Green, D. Clary, P. Fennel, D. Williams, J. Patterson, E. Reeve, C. Gully, D. Main, S. Fesler, K. Lumley, Miss Myers, Mrs. Fee, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Gully, Mrs. Reeve. ROW 2: V. Motley, D. Ervin, D. Ducey, M. Nation, R. Harris, D. Harris, L. Doran, L. Croxville, S. Shephard, T. Lang, B. Morgan, J. Ducey, J. Phillips, S. Wood, M. Moyer, K. Stolte, Miss Speckhart. ROW 3: S. Ervin, C. Bridgewater, J. Gilbert, D. Oitker, N. Myers, S. Strubinger, D. Hively, K. McLaughin, S. Wallace, D. Grawe, J. Tunget, C. Fesler, J. Tunget, L. Reynolds, D. Young. ROW 4: S. Ralph, K. Blackorby, P. Robison, K. Main, C. Haley, J. Puskar, P. Evans, B. Lee, L. Harrison, C. Whitlock, M. Sutton, L. Smith, V. Monkman, L. Brace, L. Hoyt, K. Morrow, R. Ditto. ROW 5: S. Shepard, V. Stickhost, J. Fee, M. Hodsen, R. Little, M. Reeve. To Dare is To Care was the theme of F.H.A. this year. Its 70 members, sponsored by Miss Myers, carried out the theme to the best of their abilities by service projects. The projects included sending birthday, Christmas, and May Day cards to Nursing Home patients, making stuffed animals for children in the .diagnostic clinic and hospital, and planting shrubs in the schoolyard to beau- tify the bulletin board. Other important activities were the Mother-Daughter Surprise Supper, Daddy-Date Night, Little Folks Style Show and ban- quet, and Senior Farewell. The girls' money-making projects throughout the year helped finance many of these activities. Every year is a best year for F.H.A. as this one certainly was. F.H.A. Officers, Chapter Mothers, and Miss Myers. at Barry High BACK ROW--T. Williams, M. Robertson, M. Reynolds, J. Schneph, S. Schmidt, J. Kelly, J. C. Gordon, G. Camp- bell, K. Schaller, D. Forshey, G. Rennecker. 2nd ROW--J. E. Brace, J. Campbell, T. Bartlett, T. Mudd, L. Erke, G. Nation, G. Ward, L. Moyer, J. Sisk, R. Rhodes, D. Erke, B. Lister, B. Moyer. FRONT ROW L-R--Mr. Heavner, B. Strubinger, J. Lewton, D. Ala, M. Moyer, R. Gorton, S. Rennecker, R. Hodson, G. Poyser, C. Lister. Under the leadership of Mr. Heavner, die F.F.A. is one of the busier organizations at B.H.S. Mr. Heavner devotes much of his time after school to taking FFA boys to livestock sales. The FFA has participated in many activities, among them are: raffles, concession stands for local sales and others too numerous to mention. 89 Science Club ROW 1: R. Harris, D. Williams, P. Fennell, G. Mills, L. Croxville, D. Erke, Mrs. Melinda Fagan, Sponsor. ROW 2: K. Main, D, Harris, D. Ducey, B. Lister, L. Dixon, B. Fee, G. Redshaw, M. Fee, R. William, R. Lewis, B. Rodriquez. ROW 3: N. Likes, M. Nation, C. Hazelrigg, S. Wood, C. Haley, B. Morgan, R. Garner, M. Reeve. S. Wallace, V. Motley, J. Tunget, S. Ervin. This science project entitled Aerotropism in Hydro- phonics is displayed by Pat Fennell, who won first ratings at Culver-Stockton and at Bowen. The fourth annual Barry Science Fair brought together many science students from different areas. Barry was well represented in the scientific field. Spanish Club ROW 1: Mrs. Bethard, K. Main, P. Fennell, D. Clary, C. Haley, J. Gilbert, C. Bridgewater, S. Fesler. ROW 2: C. Doran, D. Williams, M. Nation, B. Lee, V. Motley, W. Lain, D. Malone, R. Ditto, C. Hazelrigg. ROW 3: B. Fee, R. Monkman, B. Hirst, S. Little, J. Keller, S. Schmidt, J. Sisk, P. Narog, M. Fee. French Club Left to Right: C. Mills, A. Malone, G. Malone, L. Elsenpeter, L. Reynolds, B. Lowrey, M. Reeve, J. Phillips, J. Rodriquez, K. Stolte, M. Fee, L. Croxville, G. Redshaw, C. Green, R. Garner, S. Wood, Mr. Lawrence Hender- son, C. Malone G.A.A. ROW 1: S. Wood, K. Lumley, W. Lain. ROW 2: B. Lee, J. Phillips, J. Fee, M. J. Hodson, S. Ervin, V. Monkman, L. Smith, M. Sutton. ROW 3: J. Deucy, R. Ditto, C. Fesler, V. Motley, Mrs. Ruble, D. Malone. Librarian’s Club L.-R. C. Bridgewater, J. Gilbert, A. Malone, Mrs. Bethard, B. Lee, B. Little, J. Tunget, P. Evans, D. Williams, S. Wallace, K. Morrow, J. Puskar, J. Patterson, W. Lane, K. Mathis, M. Sutton, C. Whitlock, V. Motley, J. Tunget, S. Fesler, C. Fes- ler, R. Monkman, R. Little, V. Monkman, L. Smith, L. Reynolds. 92 Art Club ROW 1: S. Rennecker, Pres., R. Little, Miss Leeds, J. Gilbert, B. Brinkman, V. Pres. ROW 2: S. Sheppard, C. Green, T. Lang, J. Puskar, P. Evans, C. Whitlock, J. Motley, L. Reynolds, N. Myers, K. McLaughlin, R. House- wart. ROW 3: R. Bowen, M. Hodson, J. Ducey, K. Stolte, K. Main, B. Little, D. Ervin, S. Ervin, D. Oitker, B. Raftery, B. Crook, G. Howell, G. Malone. ROW 4: B. Hirst, G. Sutton, J. Rodriquez, R. Garner, M. Bradshaw, G. Poyser, V. Bradshaw, P. Narog, J. Schnepf, K. Schaller, B. Bose, M. Gilbert, R. Hodson. The Art Club, under the instruction of Miss Leeds, have received many awards for their achievement in the artistic field. Not only have the students received awards they have gained personal pride in their accomplish- ments. Some of these outstanding works are shown below. 93 Hub Staff ROW 1: Mrs. Lee, M. Nation, J. Tunget, S. Fesler, J. Gilbert. ROW 2: C. Doran, S. Wood, M. Moyer, K. Mor- row, C. Bridgewater, V. Monkman, M. Sutton, L. Smith, E. Reeve, G. Mills, L. Reynolds. ROW 3: C. Haley, R. Harris, J. Patterson, B. Lee, C. Gully, B. Morgan, D. Leamon, D. Ala, J. Fee, M. Hodson, S. Ervin. Secretarial Club SEATED: B. Hirst, J. Tunget, Mrs. Lee, S. Fesler, J. Patterson. STANDING: L. Smith, T. Lang, L. Hoyt, K. Morrow, J. Pelican, C. Gully. 94 HOME VISITO S ADVERTISING 00 DROP INN OWN BY COMPANY Kinderhook, Illinois Clothing--Dry Goods--Shoes Terrell Stearns --Owner McMILLEN'S CONOCO Huck Finn Shopping Center Hannibal, Mo. Phone AC 1-6991 Complete Car Care and Tune Ups Phone 335-2415 Barry, 111. 62312 MORRIS BRUCE FEE CARL PENSTONE ORCHARD «% Apples--Cider I Griggsville, Illinois Registered Welsh Ponies Phone 833-2045 Barry, Illinois LUMLEY TRUCKING CO. Mr. Mrs. Norvin Lumley Family Barry, Illinois Fh. 335-2714 A Complete Line of Grinding Mixing Service Nutrena Feeds FARMER'S FEED MILL Phone 335'2716 Barry, Illinois SUTTON’S HARDWARE Mr. Mrs. Russell Sutton Barry, Illinois BERGMAN CIRCLE (zj, BRAND Meat Products Pittsfield, Illinois FEE FORD TRACTOR Sales Service 335-2417 Barry, Illinois Compliments of HAMPSMIRE BEAUTY SHOP Barry, Illinois Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ART VOLBRACHT Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Compliments or EARLE FREDA PHILLIPS Compliments of OWEN’S GROCERY Pittsfield, Illinois Compliments of GREENWOOD MOBILE STATION Pittsfield, Illinois YATES HAGAN Mens Wear, Shoes, Ladies Sportswear 110 S. Main Huck Finn Shopping Center Hannibal, Mo. WILLIAMS BROTHERS General Contractors Barry, Illinois Compliments of LOCK FUNERAL HOME Barry, Illinois S(izaJ etA 1 arry, cUdinoib State Bank Compliments of of Hull K E Market Earl and Kent Bruennen Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of 71 Graduating Class of '71 Barry, Illinois Congratulations and Compliments of Best Wishes R. C. GRA Y MERCHANTS CHEVROLET WHOLESALE COMPANY 301 Hampshire Pittsfield, Illinois Quincy, Illinois Compliments of SUTTON’S 66 SERVICE GALLAHER GARAGE Barry, Illinois QUINCY FARM AND HOME SUPPLY 924 Jersey Street Quincy, Illinois PITTSFIELD FARM AND HOME SUPPLY Highway 36 West Pittsfield, Illinois Quality Merchandise Low Prices Friendly Service STATE STREET CLUB AND GRILL Birdie and Vivion Heuber 1801 State, Quincy, Illinois Barry, Illinois Phone 335-7004 Chicago Motor Club Compliments of GRIGGS GROCERY AND LAUNDRY MATT Plainville, Illinois HAYS-GATES INSURANCE Dependable Agency Since 1926 Ph. 335-2113 Barry, 111. BARRY-WEST PIKE NEWS Compliments of HILBING AUTOBODY 124 So. Fourth--Dial 222-0197 Quincy, Illinois SELBY IMPLEMENT CO. Farm and Industrial Equipment 1995 North 24th St. Quincy, Illinois Compliments of RIVER HOUSE CAFE Front Vermont Quincy Illinois CRUMP'S GROCERY HOL1DA Y Jnct. Market U.S. 61 Hannibal, Mo. Congratulations Senior Class Hannibal Convention Headquarters Buffet Daily--11-2 p.m. Including Sunday KIENTZLE'S SHOE STORE WILLIAMS STANDARD SERVICE West Side of Pittsfield Square Good Shoes Since 1878 Pittsfield, Illinois Barry, Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1971! Compliments of THE HIGHWAY CAFE R. 36 Barry Illinois Congratulations Class of 1971 Compliments of LEETHA'S BEAUTY SALON Barry, Illinois 335-2611 Compliments of Firestone WAGY CONOCO SERVICE STATION Barry, Illinois Quincy Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Joe and Diane ACKLES APPLE ACRES Compliments of BILL FURNISS--SPOT TAVERN Billiards Grill Barry, Illinois Bulova--Wyler Cardinal Bonded Diamonds Elgin--Caravelle TA NNER S JE WEL R Y Pittsfield Illinois Highway 54 New Hartford, Illinois WENDELL JOHNSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY ALSPAUGH'S BEAR BARN Massey Ferguson Sales and Service Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Phone 285-2930 Alignment Truck Testing BENSON MOTOR CO. Pittsfield, 111. --Ph. 285-2139 Dodge - -Plymouth - - Chrysler Dodge Trucks Congratulations to the Class of 1971 PITTSFIELD FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions ED PREDMORE’S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Ed, Rosalie, David, Dale, and Greg Dairi| Queen Highway 36--54 Pittsfield, Illinois Home of the Brazier Food Pittsfield, Illinois PIKE COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY Kinderhook, Illinois 62345 For Petroleum Products and Chemicals Call Milton Garner Truman Borrowman Phone 335-2500 Phone 426-2295 Best of Luck from The Apple Basket 1 2 Mile East of Barry on Rt. 36 Ph. 335-2330, Open May to January Tree Fresh Fruit--Produce Gifts - -Antiques Compliments of HAYDEN HARDWARE Hannibal, Missouri Phone 221-0121 DANDELION BOUTIQUE 118 North 3rd Hannibal, Missouri Phone 221-3333 THE HEIRLOOM SHOP 2020 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ORAL BETHARD Compliments of P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY Department Store D. B. GRAY AND COMPANY Phone 432-5393 Hull, Illinois Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Pittsfield, Illinois Photo by SANDIDAGE Your Color Photo Pittsfield, Illinois 800 State Quincy, Illinois STURHAHN JEWELERS Diamonds - - Watches - -Silver China--Crystal Registered Jewelers Carol and Alice, Bob and Ted? Thanks to the Class of 1971 Jacksonville, Illinois FLOYD RENN GARAGE Class B Official Truck Testing Station 24 Hour Wrecker Service Welding--General Overhaul Car--Truck--Tractor Repairs Phone 335-2652--Barry, 111. 62312 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 FARM FEED SERVICE Supersweet Feeds 200 South Third--314-221-6267 Hannibal, Mo. 63401 For Complete News, Pictures, Sports-- National and Local Read Your Daily COURIER POST Home Delivery in Home Towns Hannibal, Missouri 221-2800 FISHER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 831 Maine Quincy, 111. D. B. GRAY FARMERS ELEVATOR Hull, Illinois Storage - -Grain- -Fertilizers - -Seeds N. L. LUMLEY Standard Oil Custom Crop Spraying Liquid Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2035 BETTY’S BEAUTY SHOP 410 West Washington Street; Pittsfield, Illinois Ph. 285-6451 Compliments of SPIN-JET DEEP ROCK Pittsfield Illinois 285-9008 HUFFMAN’S SINCLAIR 412 E. Washington Street Pittsfield, Illinois Phone 285-6941 Compliments of CLARK FUNERAL HOME Hannibal, Missouri Ph. 314-221-0801 V. H. CALLENDAR CONSTRUCTION CO. Pittsfield Illinois Phone 285-2161 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Herbert W. HeHenbauer, Owner North Side of Square Pittsfield, Illinois Ph. 285-2616 P. N. HIRSCH AND COMPANY Department Store 525 Broadway Hannibal, Mo. Compliments of PASTRY BOX Look Colors Galore CASTEEL COLOR WHEEL 110 W. Adams Pittsfield, Ill.--Ph. 285-6660 We Specialize in Wedding Cakes, Danish Pastries, Bread, Catering BARGAIN MART FURNITURE 722 Broadway Hannibal, Missouri More for Your Money 111N. Main--Hannibal, Mo. Compliments of WHITNEY AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 112 North Main Hannibal, Mo. Complete Ignition Tune-Up Also Small Engine Parts Ph. 221 -8220--Hannibal, Mo. ALDRICH PHARMACY Pittsfield, Illinois Prescriptions, Cosmetics, Russell Stover Candy MILLS AUTO PARTS Good Luck Class of 71 G W FURNITURE Hannibal, Missouri Pittsfield, Illinois No Tricky Financing Congratulations from Pike County's Oldest Bank Complete Banking Service Since 1865 The Only Bank You’ll Ever Need. Member FDIC FIRST NA TIONA L BA NK Ph. 285-2176 Pittsfield, Illinois Member Federal Reserve System INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER I.H.C. Sales Service Pittsfield, Illinois LESLIE AND RICKARD 106 North 6th Quincy, Illinois Fashionable Clothes for the Career Girls and Women of All Ages: Coats, Suits, Dresses and Sportswear Sizes 5-20 Also Half Sizes Experienced Sales Ladies To Assist You Open Monday Nite till 9:00 Leona Timmerwilke-- Co-Owner and Mgr, Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '71' WEBEL FEED MILL Complete Feeds and Supplement Pittsfield, 111. Phone 285-4424 Congratulations to the Class of 71 Compliments of CHURCHILL NURSING HUFNAGEL FUNERAL HOME HOME Barry, Illinois Barry, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Seldon Churchill Compliments of HANNIBAL FARM SUPPLY FRIED ELECTRONICS Complete Line of MAGNAVOX Farm and Home Supplies Hannibal, Missouri 9th Lyon Phone 221-2810 Hannibal, Missouri Phone 221-6996 DR. PAUL BEAN OPTOMETRIST KELLER PHARMACY 423 Broadway J. B. Keller, R.Ph., Prop. Hannibal, Missouri 63401 Barry, Illinois Phone 314-221-0040 Phone 335-2712 GAMBLES Appliances, Hardware, Auto Supplies, Linoleum, Also Motorola Television We Service What We Sell (s' four Cull'igan Man a man who canes1 ' Esther Ronald Oitker 4 Melgrove--Box 833 Barry, Illinois Hannibal, Mo. 221-1426 BARRY FLOWER SHOP Compliments of ILLINOIS CAFE Barry, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hoyt Compliments of GILL MEMORIAL HOME Barry, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Roy Gill Compliments of DR. MRS. DUANE DEAN Barry, Illinois TOM HORTON'S SHELL SERVICE LUMS RESTAURANT Huck Finn Shopping Center Hannibal, Mo., Jet. MM 61 U-Hall Rentals Trucks Trailers Phone 221-0174 Open 24 Hours a Day Compliments of Compliments of L. W. RINEY BARRY NURSING HOME CONCRETE AND BLOCK COMPANY Hannibal Missouri Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard 24-Bed Capacity Rehabilitation Activity Program Approved by: Illinois Department of Public Health 24 Hour Nursing Service Ph. 335-2411 BARRY SHELL SERVICE AND SHELL DISTRIBUTOR Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Pelican Barry, Illinois PRYOR'S SERVICE STATION Pay son, Illinois Compliments of 24 Hour Wrecker Service HA NNIBAL-QUINCY Phone 248-3351 TRUCKLINES. INC. Complete Trucking Service STRAUSS' 3820 Wisman Pittsfield's Largest and Only Home Owned Department Store Quincy, Illinois 222-0625 In Our 109th Year Compliments of MARK TWAIN SUPPLY CO. MARGE'S GRILL 201 S. 8th Quincy, Illinois 223-4909 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN 24th Lind Phone 223-9500 CALCIUM CARBONATE CARBONATE at Quincy, Illinois COURT HOUSE GRILL 315 N. 5th Quincy, Illinois Home Cooking Compliments of MR. BIDDLE PRAIRIE FARMS Compliments of TED CROWLEY 221 N. 5th--Quincy, Illinois 7 a.m.-12 p.m., 7 Days a Week Compliments of BUDDY’S IGA A Friendly Place To Shop 24th Syc. --30th State Quincy, 111. Compliments of DR. MRS. B.J. RODRIGUEZ Barry, Illinois J I THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BARRY Barry, Illinois The Bank of Friendly Service Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Full Service Bank FLETCHER MOTOR SALES Sales Service Used Cars Used Trucks Phone 335-2723 Barry, Illinois Compliments of KENDALL-OWNBY FURNITURE Barry and East Hannibal Compliments of CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Wilbur Dunker, Agent Hull, Illinois Ph. 432-5787 Best Wishes from THE HULL LUMBER COMPANY Hull, Illinois Ph. 432-5410 E N D A L L • 0 i m ■ v p V W H • Y F UP HITUftC H H COFFEE HOUSE 111 So. 6th Quincy, Illinois Maytag Washers, Mohawk Carpets Frigidaire Appliances, RCA-T.V. MOM'S COFFEE SHOP 218 N. 6th Street Quincy, Illinois Ph. 222-9788 For Tko Beit In Jowolry ■ f %� 208 North 6th Street phone 222 2324 Qvincy, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 A I rrL-,t. ' Compliments of HOWARD'S RED WHITE STORE Barry, Illinois Compliments of LaVETTA OITKER ANN DORAN AVON REPRESENTATIVES Barry, Illinois ZIMMERMAN BROS. Pontiac-Buick Since 1915 Pittsfield, Illinois MARION KOELLER (217) 335-2225 WILLIAM R. CROXYILLE Ragiiterad Representative INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL a« CONTRACTOR SUPPLIES domfiamj QUALITY AND mi M0NY The MUTUAL Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK First National Bank Bldg.. P.O. Box I3S, Barry, Illinois 6231? HARDWARE 3343 LEGION BLVD . QUINCY. ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 FROM Schmidts Superett Payson, Illinois Ed Kabrick Beef Inc. Plainville, Illinois Clothing Center Pittsfield, Illinois Critic Feed Inc. Pittsfield, Illinois Dr. F. B. Allen, Optometrist Pittsfield, Illinois Dr. Dean Artman, Optometrist Pittsfield, Illinois Floyds Jewelry Pittsfield, Illinois Smith's Stereo Pittsfield, Illinois Terry Yelliott Pittsfield, Illinois Thomas McCarter and Family Pittsfield, Illinois Hotel Quincy Quincy, Illinois Oenning Stationers Quincy, Illinois Rheinschmidt's Quincy, Illinois Village Inn Pizza Parlor Quincy, Illinois J.E. GULLY—INSURANCE Auto--Home-Farm--Business Best Wishes to Class of 1971 KJm Q «s� CONSOLIDATED OIL Quincy, Illinois A. H. Bruce, Owner 223-3540 QUINCY PHOTO SUPPLY Quincy, Illinois 222-0844 WENDORFF AND COMPANY Specialists in Audio-Visual Equipment Established 1858 by H. Wendorff Furniture, Television, Groceries OGLE CASH STORE Barry, Illinois Groceries and General Merchandise Barry, Illinois 62312 Congratulation Graduates The future of our city, county, state, and nation lies in your hands. Handle it gently but firmly. Lead it intelligently but with understanding. Have the courage to stand for your belief and also to change when you see that you have been wrong. We believe that the youth of today is beyond a doubt the most in- telligent, the most informed group of young people that has ever walked across a stage to receive a diploma. However true that is remember that when we cease to learn we become stale stagnate. So continue your education either by attending your choice of college or vocational school or if not in school continue your learning by reading good books and listening to your fellow man, find out what he is thinking, you may not be able to agree with what he is say- ing and thinking but you will at the very least have learned a different way of looking at the matter. Remember also that the world will open its heart to the person who is willing to listen, learn and to work. May God walk hand in hand with you as you work and play in the years to come. Again we would like to say congratulations and remember we have faith in you. Don't disappoint us. NANBAR INCORPORATED FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS 762 Bainbridge Street, P.O. Box 157 (217) 335-2921--Barry, Illinois 62312 Complete Insurance Programs--Life--Health--Auto--Fire Commercial Complete Bookkeeping and Tax Service Distributors of Gift Items, Specialty Items, Cosmetics and Auto Accessories James D. Schmalshof Carol Bartlett President Vice-President and Secy. Treasurer