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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1972 PROUDLY PRESENTS THE 1972 YR — RAB DAVELEAMON, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LINDA HOYT, ASSISTANT EDITOR GALE HIRST, BUSINESS MANAGER KARLA BAINTER, SECRETARY-TREASURER MRS. DIANE LEE, ADVISOR BILL WADE STUDIO, TERRY WILLIAMS AND GARYRENNECKER, PHOTOGRAPHY We, the 1972 Senior Class, co-dedicate this annual to one of our fellow students and friends, Roger Lyle Gorton. Roger helped in as many ways as he could to make our years in grade school and high school fun and enjoyable. He made our time at school pass by quickly. Roger was helpful and hard working. He is sadly missed by all his classmates, teachers, and friends. With honor and pleasure, we co-dedicate the 1972 Yr-Rab to Roger Lyle Gorton. 4 Burwell Davidson was active in many activities concerning the school and the stu- dents. He helped to further the education of each and every one of the students of Barry High School by serving on the school board many years. Burwell helped to develop the interest and ability of the boys in athletics during their elementary school years which carried over to their high school years. We are proud to have known such a man as Burwell. Therefore, we co-dedicate our 1972 Yr-Rab to Mr. Burwell Davidson. 5 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Administration MR. DONALD HOSKIN Supe rinte nde nt MR. MARVIN HALEY Principal Board of Education STANDING: Lee Hoskin, Leon West, Bob Gleckler, Bob Smith. SEATED: Dick Peile, William Croxville, Charles Blackorby, Arland Norton. 7 Faculty MISS MARY MYERS Home Economics MR. HAL SIMPSON Junior and Senior English Speech MRS. DIANE LEE Business Education MRS. MILDRED BETHARD Spanish I G II Librarian MR. JAMES ROBINSON Vocational Agriculture Shop MRS. MELINDA FAGAN Biology, Chemistry, Adv. Biology MRS. RUTH HERR Freshman and Sophomore English MR. MELVIN DREW Student Counselor Anthropology French I, II, III MISS MARILYN CAMPBELL Social Studies 8 Faculty MISS RUBY LEEDS H. S. Art MRS. PATRICIA RUBLE Girls' Phys. Ed. MISS JOAN GRABLE H. S. Mathematics MR. TOM MORGAN Band G Chorus MR. MICHAEL FRAY H. S. Coach Drivers Ed. MR. MICHAEL KOVACHEVICH Boys' Phys. Ed. Ass't. Coach MR. STEVE SCHULTZ Jr. High Science Physics Earth Science MRS. JACQUELINE LEWIS Jr. H. Mathematics MRS. NANCY O'BRIEN Secretary MRS. TONI LUMLEY Bookkeeper 9 MRS. NANCY O'BRIEN Secretary Office Personnel MRS. TONI LUMLEY Bookeeper Maintenance Engineers L-R: Jack Fee Ken Long Bill Dolbeare Bus Drivers L-R: Clarence Pryor, Terry Oitker, Ross Motley, Kenneth Cooley, Jack Fee, Ronnie Oitker (absent from above picture) Bill Pryor. Cooks L-R: Mrs. Lucille Butler, Mrs. John Phillips, Mrs. Imadell Poyser, Mrs. Stella Hoskins Mrs. Erma Coultas Mrs. Leona Strubinger 11 ORGANIZATIONS Annual Staff L-R: (ROW 1) Mrs. Diane Lee, Jim Keller, Karla Bainter, Dave Leamon, Linda Hoyt, Gale Hirst, Carol Green. (ROW 2) Gary Rennecker, Kathy Stolte, Joyce Patterson, Carolyn Fesler, Rhonda Little, Karen Schien, Alma Malone, Linda Brace (ROW 3) Marilyn Sutton, Bob Davidson, Terry Williams. What! !! Leave the typewriter alone ! 13 National Honor Society BARRY HIGH t � NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SERVICE CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SC HOL ARSHIP Dave Leamon, Linda Brace, David Erke, Gale Hirst, Linda Hoyt. S.A.A. FIRST ROW: B. Lister, D. Leamon, B. Davidson, D. Hoskins, T. Bartlett, B. Rodriguez, L. Brace, L. Hoyt, N. Myers, M. Nations, C. Green, L. Croxville, R. Harris, S. Little, G. Raftery, G. Redshaw, P. Fennell, J. Rodriguez, G. Mills, R. Garner. 14 Student Council L-R: (SEATED) Mr. Marvin Haley. (ROW 1) Carol Howell, Lynne Smith, Mark Gunder, Carol Green. (ROW 2) Elizabeth Reeve, Greg Redshaw, Jeff Lewton, Margaret Reeve, Sherry Potter, Vicki Monkman, Dave Leamon, Myrna Nation, Randy Garner, Julian Rodriguez, Bob Lister, Kevin Rennecker, Liz Croxville. Who’s Who L-R: Jim Keller, Gayle Raftery, Carol Green, Bob Davidson, Linda Brace, Linda Hoyt, Dave Leamon. 15 Future Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: Mrs. Jean Reeve, Miss Mary Myers, E. Reeve, K. Main, D. Clary, K. Schien, C. Green, M. Reeve, J. Puskar, K. Stolte, S. Ralph, L. Croxville, Mrs. Martha Green, Mrs. Betty Main. SECOND ROW: M Reynolds, J. Grawe, D. Oitker, M. Nation, P. Evans, D. Sumpter, M. Tittsworth, S. Potter, K. Forshey, K. Mudd, R. Ditto, K. Mathes. THIRD ROW: B. Phillips, R. Houseweart, C. Whitlock, M. Sutton, A. Malone, R. Little, J. Tunget, D. Grawe, W. Lain, A. Boren, S. Robertson, P. Schaller. FOURTH ROW: P. Fesler, L. Lewton, P. Warner, S. Strubinger, D. Hively, J. Motley, V. Motley, D. Ducey, S. Wallace, N. Myers, K. McLaughlin, S. Campbell, J. Cross. FIFTH ROW: K. Blackorby, C. Haley, D. Harris, K. Schien, K. Bainter, J. Patterson, P. Williams, J. Phillips, L. Brace, C. Fesler, V. Monkman, L. Smith, M. Moyer, S. Wood. SIXTH ROW: P. Robinson, J. Moyer, E. Campbell, B. Long, D. Oitker, T. Lang, B. Morgan, D. Williams, C. Doran, P. Fennell, L. Hoyt. FIRST ROW: (L to R) M. Reeve, K. Main, D. Clary, K. Schien, C. Green, E. Reeve, J. Puskar, K. Stolte, S. Ralph, L. Croxville. BACK ROW: Mrs. Reeve, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Green, Miss Myers. 16 Future Farmers of America FIRST ROW: G. Campbell, D. Erke, G. Rennecker, Mr. Robinson, J. Lewton, D. Ala, T. Williams. SECOND ROW: J. Campbell, J. Sisk, B. Lister, B. Patterson, R. Gallaher, T. Strubinger, R. Roads, L. Moyer, M. Wil- liams, THIRD ROW: J. Schnepf, R. Newborough, D. Forshey, B. England, J. Kelley, S. Schmidt, M. Reynolds, M. Robertson, G. Nation, F. Moss, J. Lister. F.F.A. OFFICERS: (L to R) G. Campbell, D. Erke, G. Rennecker, Mr. Robinson, J. Lewton, D. Ala, T. Williams. 17 DAR Betty Crocker The DAR Award is based on citizenship, scholarship, leadership, patriotism, and community service. This year's winner is Linda Brace. Linda was also the winner of the Betty Crocker Award. This award is based on the test scores of a homemaking test. Star Green Hand Award The semi-finalist of the Star Greenhand award were John Lister, Mark Forshey, and L. C. Furniss. Spansh Club TOP ROW L to R: R. Lewis, J. Sisk, P. Fennell, J. Keller, S. Schmidt, P. Fesler, T. Mudd, D. Oitker, B. Grimsley, B. Fee, R. Monkman, J. E. Brace, S. Little, M. Fee, S. Sumpter, M. Tittsworth, C. Howell, R. Ditto, K. McDanials, M. Reynolds, J. Motley, V. Motley, A. Boren, C. Haley, K. Main, A. Gully, P. Na- rog, C. Doran, D. Williams, G. Ward, Mrs. Bethard. French Club TOP ROW L to R: C. Malone, B. Rodriguez, R. Williams, D. Mills, M. Reeve, D. Oitker, B. Phillips, C. Green, S. Potter, G. Mills, R. Gamer, R. Harris, L. Lewton, K. Rennecker, G. Redshaw, Mr. Drew. 19 Wig Masque FIRST ROW: C. Hazelrigg, V. Monkman, K. Main, C. Green, P. Fennell, J. Patterson, K. Stolte, M. Moyer, G. Mills, P. Narog, R. Williams, B. Grimsley, C. Doran, B. Phillips, Mr. Simpson, L. Smith, K. McDanials, R. Hodson, B. Lister, B. Fee, J. Keller, R. Garner, S. Schmidt, F. Moss, J. Rodriguez, C. Fesler, S. Wood, T. Lang, D. Clary, G. Rennecker, D. Ala, J. Lewton, R. Monkman, K. Schien, K. Bainter, L. Brace, L. Hoyt, L. Croxville, L. Lewton, M. Tittsworth, S. Potter, D. Ducey, B. Morgan, P. Williams, J. Phillips, V. Motley, J. Motley, B. Long, A. Gully, K. Schien, M. Reeve, K. Blackorby. FIRST ROW: M. Moyer, C. Hazelrigg, K. Main, G. Mills, K. Stolte, C. Green, P. Fennell, V. Monkman, Mr. Simpson, J. Patterson. 20 Secretarial Club Elizabeth Reeve, Ted Lang, Karla Bainter, Joyce Patterson, Linda Hoyt, Mrs. Diane Lee, Sponsor. Hub Staff FIRST ROW: (SITTING) P. Fennell, R. Harris, M. Nation, K. Main, W. Lain, Mrs. D. Lee, Sponsor, L. Smith, V. Monkman, L. Croxville, C. Whitlock, B. Long, T. Land, A. Boren, S. Ervin, J. Patterson, D. Harris, G. Rennecker, P. Williams, M. Sutton, K. Blackorby, G. Raftery, B. Morgan, D. Ala, J. Lewton. 21 Art Club FIRST ROW: M. Hodson, B. Raftery, V. Monkamn, J. Rodriguez, C. Green, R. Little, Miss Leeds, J. Puskar, A. Gully, K. Rennecker, S. Ervin, K. Schien, V. Bradshaw, B. Gunder, D. Ervin, C. Howell, R. Houseweart, J. Grawe, K. Forshey, C. Howell, K. Mudd, J. Motley, K McLaughlin, N. Myers, K. Schaller, T. Garrett, M. Bradshaw, M. Gilbert, R. Ditto, K. Mathes, M. Sutton, C. Whitlock, B. Little, T. Lang, R. Garner, M. Fee, B. Hirst, G. Sutton, D. Fish, L. Allen, M. Gunder, D. Moyer, R. Lewis, D. Mills, P. Warner, P. Schal- ler, S. Sheppard, S. Sheppard, B. Crook, J. Moyer, E. Campbell, B. Long. Julian Rodriguez, Carol Green, Rhonda Little, Miss Ruby Leeds, Jeanne Puskar, Audrey Gully, Kevin Rennecker. 22 G.A.A. FIRST ROW: (L to R)S. Potter, L. Smith, V. Monkman, K. Blackorby, K. Schien, D. Clary, P. Fennell, B. Morgan, P. Williams, C. Haley. SECOND ROW: D. Oitker, M. Tittsworth, J. Moyer, K. Forshey, J. Grawe, M. Reynolds, B. Phillips, P. Fesler, L. Lewton, J. Phillips. THIRD ROW: M. Sutton, C. Whitlock, D. Sump- ter, W. Lain, V. Motley, A. Boren, G. Howell, S. Wallace, K. Mudd. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Pat Ruble, Sponsor. Librarian s Club Librarian's Club Mrs. Bethard Sponsor 23 Science Club FIRST ROW L to R: D. Erke, L. Croxville, D. Williams, B. Rodriguez, Mrs. Melinda Fagan, Sponsor. SEC- OND ROW: S. Potter, J. Motley, M. Reeve, B. Long, V. Motley, R. Monkman, G. Mills, B. Morgan. THIRD ROW: R. Williams, M. Tittsworth, F. Moss, G. Redshaw, P. Williams. Future Teachers of America FIRST ROW: (L to R) L. Lewton, P. Williams, B. Little, G. Mills, B. Morgan, M. Sutton. SECOND ROW: Miss Joan Grable, Sponsor, V. Monkman, D. Sumpter, M. Tittsworth, K. Mudd, J. Shipley, D. Mills, C. Whitlock, S. Potter, L. Smith, B. Rodriguez. THIRD ROW: K. Schaller, C. Hazelrigg, R. Gallaher. 24 Chorus L-R: (ROW 1)J. Fee, C. Howell, D. Williams, S. Strubinger, P. Norton, R. Houseweart, G. Howell, K. McDanials, Mr. Tom Morgan. (ROW 2) S. Smith, M. Davis, D. Sumpter, M. Tittsworth, D. Williams, M. Nation, D. Clary, C. Green, J. Monkman, B. Phillips, A. Boren. (ROW 3) D. Hively, D. Ducey, P. Williams, B. Morgan, D. Oitker, B. Crook, K. Mudd, L. Croxville, W. Lain, J. Phillips. (ROW 4) S. Ervin, P. Fennell, M. Reeve, D. Harris, R. Harris, E. Reeve, A. Malone. S. Potter, L. Lew ton, S. Wood, K. Main. (ROW 5) R. Lewis, K. Schaller, K. Rennecker, J. Lewton, B. Fee, D. Ala, D. Mills, D. Williams, D. Croxville, K. Schien, S. Long. High School Marching Band 26 Junior Band Twirlers FIRST ROW: (L to R)C. Howell, J. Fee, S. Potter, P. Fesler, K. Forshey. SECOND ROW: D. Hall, B. Long, M. Tittsworth. 27 SENIORS KARLA MORROW BAILNTER Blondie There is more danger is her eyes than 20 of your swords. DWIGHT ANDREW ALA Bub Work doesn't bother me, I Could sit and watch it for hours. LINDA SUE BRACE Linda She looks shy but don't let that fool you. ROBERT NEIL BIX BY Robert If intelligence were measured in dollars and cents he'd be a mil- lionaire. WILLIAM MICHAEL BRADSHAW Fat Albert Sleepy in class, wide awake at night. ROSE MARIE DITTO Rosebud Look out world, here I come. VANICE THEODORE BRADSHAW Vanice Beware, I might do something sensational. ROBERT GAIL DAVIDSON Bob Great men are dying, I don't feel too well myself. TRACEY LEN CONKRIGHT Trace Chase me girls I'm full of fun. 30 CAROLYN SUE FESLER Carl If she can't find anything to laugh about she'll just giggle. DAVID LORRIANE ERKE David Since Einstein died, he sure has put a load of weight on my shoulders. AUDREY FISH GULLY Audrey Those dreamy eyes---ahhh! PEGGY JO EVANS Peg Who says the best things come in small packages. BRUCE WAYNE GUNDER Bruce Schools okay if you like that sort of thing. 31 LINDA SUE HOYT Lynda Snoyt I love to wind my tongue up and I love to let it go. THEODORA MAE LANG Teddy I get hungry while I'm eating. 32 RONALD LEE HODSON Mouse Our most prized visitor, another year and he can draw social security. DAVID REED LEAMON Reeder Even though he's pigeon toed, just wind him up and let him go. RHONDA FAYE LITTLE Rhonda Pleasant is she and full of good intent. KIMBERLY JEAN MATHES Kim Life without mischief is not life at all. ALMA MALONE Alma A ffirl of nerfertion. ROBERT EUGENE MONKMAN Robert Often he sits and thinks, but more often he just sits. 33 GARY WAYNE RENNECKER Gary Greater men might have lived but I doubt it. KAREN LeANN SCH1EN Karen There never was a red-headed saint. DALIAS LYNNE SMITH Lynne One hundred words a minute--and no typewriter. MARILYN ELIZABETH SUTTON Marilyn I'm a woman of few words and short sentences. DWIGHT ALA Basketball 1-4, FFA 1-4, Chorus 4, Science Club 2, Wig G Masque 3-4, Hub Staff 3-4, Letterman's Club 1-4, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 1, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. KARLA MORROW BAINTER Cheerleader 1, Homecoming Attendent 1, Wig G Masque 1-4, FHA 1-4, FHA Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 1, Hub Staff 1, 3, Freshman Class Treasurer, Secretarial Club 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Science Fair 2, Annual Staff 4, Annual Staff Treasurer 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Librarians Club 2-3, Home- coming Queen Attendant 4. ROBERT BIXBY LINDA BRACE Spanish Club 1, FHA 1-4, Wig and Masque 1,2,4, Pep Club 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Wig G Masque Play 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Melodrama, Science Fair 2, Speech Contest 1-3, SAA, National Honor Society, Betty Crocker Award, DAR Award, FFA Sweetheart, Class Secretary 1-2, Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Roll 1-4. WILLIAM MICHAEL BRADSHAW Art Club 3. VAN1CET. BRADSHAW Spanish Club 1, FFA 2, Art Club 3-4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. TRACEY CONKRIGHT Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Spanish Club 1, Science Club 3, Library Club 2-3, Annual Staff 3, Varsity Club 3-4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Drama Club 3, Letterman's Club 2,4. ROSIE DITTO Spanish 2-4, FHA 1-4, Hub Staff 1, GAA 1-3, Li- brarians Club 2, Art Club 2-4, Pep Club 2-3, Chor- us 1-2, Senior Class Play, GAA Award. BOB DAVIDSON Sophomore Treasurer, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Spanish Club 1, French Club 3, FFA 1-2, FFA President, Annual Staff 4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-3, Lettermen's Club 1-4, French Speech Contest 4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Meladrama, SAA 2-4, Who's Who 3-4, Outstanding Teenager's Society 4, Outstanding American High School Students 3-4. DAVID L. ERKE Basketball 1-4, FFA 2-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Science Club 3-4, 4th year International Science Fair. PEGGY JO EVANS FHA 1-4, Art Club 1-4, Wig and Masque 4, Library Club 2-4, GAA 2, Pep Club 3-4, Chorus 1, Senior Class Play. CAROLYN FESLER Spanish Club 1, FHA 1-4, Wig G Masque 2-4, Hub Staff 2, GAA 2-3, Librarians Club 2-3, Annual Staff 4, Band 1-3, Science Fair 2, Senior Class Play. AUDREY GULLY Spanish Club 2-4, FHA 1-2, Wig G Masque 4, Hub Staff 1, GAA 1-2, Librarians Club 2, Art Club 2-4, Chorus 1-2, Freshman Homecoming Attendant, GAA Award. BRUCE W. CUNDER Art Club 3-4 GALE K. HIRST Letterman's Club 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1-4, Chorus 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Annual Staff 4, National Honor Society. RONALD L HODSON FFA 1-3, Art Club 1-4, Wig G Masque 1, Librarians Club 1. LINDA S. HOYT Cheerleader 1-4, Band 1,2,4, Band President 4, Spanish Club 1, FHA 1-4, FHA Vice-President of Degiees, Annual Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4, Hub Staff 1-2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Meladrama, Wig G Masque 1,2,4, Wig G Masque Play 2, Secretarial Club 3-4, Music Contest 1-2, Honor Roll 1-4, Science Fair 2, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, FFA Sweetheart Attendant, Typing Award 2, 3, Shorthand Award 3, Who's Who 3-4, Outstanding Teenager in American High Schools 4, National Honor Society 3-4, NHS President, SAA 1- 4, Outstanding American High School Students 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Valedictorian, Girl's State. THEODORA M. LANG Cheerleader 2-3, FHA 1-4, FHA Vice-President of Recreation 2, Band 1-2, Chorus 1, GAA 1, Art Club 1-4, Secretarial Club 3-4, Music Contest 1-2, Wig G Masque 2-4, Pep Club 2-3, Librarians Club 4, Hub Staff 4, Junior and Senior Class Play, 1st at Music Contest. 36 DAVE LEA MON President of Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class, President of Student Council, Spanish Club 1-2, Hub Staff 3, Editor £ Jr. Editor of Annual 3-4, Baseball Mgr. 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4, Lettermen's Club 1-4, Junior and Senior Class Play, SAA 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Who's Wbo 3-4, Out- standing Teenager Society 4, Outstanding American High School Student 3-4, March of Dimes King 4, Salutatoriam RHONDA F. LITTLE FHA 1-4, Art Club 1-4, Librarian's Club 3-4, An- nual Staff 4, Senior Vice-President, Science Club 2, Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 4, Honorable Mention in Kiwana's Writing Contest, Who's Who 4, Art Awards. ALMA MALONE FHA 4, Chorus 4, Librarian's Club 3, French Club 3, Annual Staff 4 KIM MATHES FHA 1-4, Art 1-4, Librarian's Club 3, Chorus 1, Pep Club 3. ROBERT E. MONKMAN Spanish Club 3,4, Librarian's Club 1-4, Wig £ Mas- que 4, Pep Club 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Science Fair 4. VICKI M. MONKMAN Student Council Secretary 4, Spanish Club 1-2, FHA 1-4, Wig £ Masque 3-4, Wig £ Masque Secretary 4, Hub Staff 3-4, CAA 2-4, Librarian's Club 1-4, Li- brarian's president 3, historian 4, Art Club 4, Pep Club 3, Junior £ Senior Play, Homecoming Queen, 3rd in Kiwana's Writing Contest. MARSHA MOYER Chorus 1, FHA 1-4, Wig £ Masque 1-4, Wig £ Mas- que officer 4, Art Club 1, GAA 1, Pep Club 1-2, Cheerleading 2-3, Hub Staff 1-2, Student Council 4, Junior and Senior Class Play, Senior Melodrama. JOYCE PATTERSON FHA 1-4, Reporter 2, Vice-President of Project 3, GAA 1, Librarian's Club 1-3, Wig £ Masque Club 2- 4, Wig £ Masque Treasurer 4, Secretarial Club 3-4, President 3, Music Contest 1-2, Band 1,2,4, Science Fair 1, Pep Club 2-4, Hub Staff 2-4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2-3, Jun- ior and Senior Play 3-4, Senior Meladrama, Short- hand Award 3. JEANNE A. PUSKAR FHA 1-4, Art Club 1-4, Pep Club 3-4, Wig £ Mas- que 4, Librarian's Club 3, 4, Music Contests and Fes- tivals 1, Junior Class Treasurer, FHA Treasurer 4, Art Club Vice-President 4, Honor Roll. ELIZABETH G. REEVE FHA 1-4, Secretarial Club 3-4, Music Contest 1, Chorus 1,4, Librarian's Club 4, Senior Class Play, Art Club 1, Hub Staff 3, Student Council 4, Science Fair 2. GARYW. RENNECKER Junior Vice-President, Senior Class President, Stu- dent Council 1, Spanish Club 1, FFA president 4, Wig £ Masque 1, Hub Staff 1, Science Club 1, An- nual Staff 4, Baseball 1,3, Basketball 1-4, Track 1- 4, Junior and Senior Class Play, Letterman's Club 1, 3,4, Tri-Captain Sophomore, FFA National Convention. KAREN L. SCHIEN French Club 1-2, FHA 1-4, Wig £ Masque 4, Annual Staff 4, Pep Club 3-4, Class Plays 3-4, Speech Con- test, Festival and Drama Play 4, Y-Teens 1-2, GAA 3, Who's Who 4, 2nd in Tidewater Baking Contest. LYNNE SMITH GAA 1-4, FHA 1-4, FTA 4, Archeology-Anthro- pology 4, Librarian's Club 1-4, Wig £ Masque 2-4, Art Club 1, Pep Club 2-4, Student Council 4, Hub Staff 3-4, Secretarial Club 3, Science Club 2, Sen- ior Meladrama, Outstanding American High School Students. KATHY M. STOLTE GAA 1, French Club 3, FHA 1-4, Wig £ Masque 1- 4, Annual Staff 4, Art Club 3-4, Pep Club 3, Chorus 1, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Wig £ Masque Play 2, Senior Meladrama. MARILYN E. SUTTON Spanish Club 1, FHA 1-4, FTA 4, Art Club 4, An- nual Staff 4, Hub Staff 3-4, Senior Play, Chorus 1, Wig £ Masque 3, GAA 2-4, Librarian's Club 2-4, Science Club 2, Who's Who. TERRY WILLIAMS FFA 1-4, FFA Vice-President 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Play, Star Greenhand in FFA. 37 BOTTOM ROW, L-R: M. Sutton, R. Ditto, V. Monkman, K. Bainter, M. Moyer. ROW 2: R. Hodson, L. Hoyt, D. Leamon, L. Brace, K. Stolte, D. Ala. ROW 3: G. Hirst, T. Williams, G. Rennecker, K. Schien, T. Lang, J. Patterson, C. Fesler, E. Reeve, P. Evans. Senior Class Officers Senior Trip Arriving at Disney World. FANTASYLAND Jeanne Puskar, Marilyn Sutton, and Relaxing time at Winter Haven. Our driver, Gene Kays. Lynne Smith view one of the high- lights at Cape Kennedy. to Florida Mouse and Bob tour Rock City. On the road again. They were on sale for a buck three eighty. Linda Hoyt and David Leamon, Outstanding Seniors and Ameri- can Legion awards. David Erke, Bausch and Lomb Science Award winner. 42 Honorar American Legion Award Winners. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith with their 7th graduate from BHS, Lynne. David Leamon, Salutatorian and SAA Runner-up Winner. Art Awards were presented to Audrey Gully, Rhonda Little, and Jeanne Puskar. Elizabeth Reeve received the Cris- co Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. 43 Bob Davidson was presented to Senior Mathematics Award. CLASS HISTORY Some have come and some have gone but there are thirty-four seniors here to tell of their history. In the fall of I960, the first grade teachers were attacked by the now present senior class. The teachers were Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Reinhardt, and Mrs. Williams of El Dara. The things we remember most were the printing of our alphabet, the rest periods, and the milk breaks. The next year we were under the supervision of Miss Gilbert, Miss Fitch, and Mrs. Williams. We advanced one more step to writing and what a feat that was. Our uncoordinated fingers and large pencils didn't seem to do what they were suppose to do. In the third grade, we learned to make real butter, adobe bricks, and hasty pudding. They tried out the new math system on us and we really had trouble with it. Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Williams were the lucky ones that year. As we furthered on to fourth grade we continued with the new math. Mrs. Jennings retired that year so we all had a going away party for her. In November of that year President Kennedy was shot. Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Hallock, and Mrs. Motley of El Dara were our fifth grade teachers. We all had music class together with Mrs. Hallock. Every morning we had a Thought for the Day and we recited the Pledge of Allegiance. We then moved on to the sixth grade where we had as our teachers Mrs. Alford, Mrs. Waters, and Mrs. Motley. In the spring we took a hike and had a weiner roast down at Webb's Cabins. It seemed by this time we only had a few more years left and then we would be in high school. When we reached Junior High the kids from El Dara joined us. Our Junior High parties were the highlights of the year. We were always getting into trouble for the way we slow danced. We were kept busy with music, art and speech contests. For our class trip that year, we journeyed to Springfield. The trip included a tour of Lincoln's Home and the Capitol Building. A good time was enjoyed by all. In eighth grade we were once again involved with the Junior High parties and contests. This year our class trip was to Nauvoo and Keokuk. We toured the inside of the dam and the Morman buildings. The highlight that year for our class was eighth grade graduation! We will all remember the lights going out while the will was being read. After graduation we were all treated to ice cream and sodas at the Illinois Cafe by Miss Leeds and Mr. Wright. We started high school in 1968. We never realized all the hard work and fun that lay ahead of us. Our Class sponsors were Miss Diane Hale and Mr. Charles Heavner, they were the first to introduce us to some of the fun and money-making projects, such as our first car wash, bake sales, and candy sales. Also one of our big events that year was the Sesquicentennial Dance that was put on by the FHA girls. We were lucky enough to miss out on what all the Freshman were dreading--initiation, but the Seniors found it in their powers to make us feel welcome. In the fall of our Sophomore year, we realized that one of our challenging studies would be Drivers Training. Although, it was Coach Fray's first year of teaching Drivers Training and our first time behind the wheel, everyone was surprised that we suffered no casualties and we all miraculously obtained our licenses. Our sponsors that year were Miss Marilyn Campbell and Mr. Lawrence Henderson. In February of that year a representative from Josten's came and we ordered our class rings. For those who took biology, it's a wonder that their sense of sight and smell was not permanently injured by the formaldehyde fumes when we dissected frogs. Upon entering our Junior Year we inherited the job of poppin' corn and sellin' soda at our home basketball games. Miss Mary Myers and Miss Marilyn Campbell were our sponsors. Meet Me In St. Louis was our first class play and it turned out to be quite an experience for those who hadn't tried dramatics yet. We enjoyed putting this play together. The play was a great success thanks to our director, Mr. Hal Simpson. Impossible Dreams came true, May 14, 1971 in the Barry High School gym, when the class of 1972 presented the Junior-Senior Prom. The color scheme was midnight blue and silver. A wishing house in the center of the gym and a staircase to the stars helped portray our theme. During the summer of '71 we were faced with the death of one of our classmates, Roger Lyle Gorton. 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 activities. During the year we had many money-making projects to help fi- nance our trip to Florida. Our sponsors Mrs. Diane Lee and Mr. Hal Simpson have helped us to plan and carry out our projects. Our play this year was Get Witch Quick ? Graduation will come and pass and each of us will go his or her separate way, but we will carry with us the wonderful memories that we have shared at BHS. Class of 72 44 Prophecy '72 During our Senior Class play Get Witch Quick the witches encountered a weird experience. Looking into the bowl of black water, Mother Hecate, Teddy Lang, was surprisingly faced with the future of the class members. Teddy's first vision is of her own future, ten years from now. She sees herself in a huge rocking chair. Yes, she has replaced Edith Ann on Laugh In. Edith, or should we say Teddy, is placing a long distance call to Red China but is having difficulty with the operator, Alma Malone, who is the new Lily Tomlin. Next, Mother Hecate sees Dwight Ala, Father of the Year, as he enters with his six little red-haired boys who are currently starring in their new hit film, Cheaper by the Half-Dozen. Audrey Gully has been elected Mother of the Year. For her award she is to receive a 900 lb. gold diaper pin. All she has to do is get it home. On the political scene we see Vicki Monkman, first woman President. Vicki was elected for her honesty. When asked what she would do she stated, Nothing . Now that's honesty! A news bulletin has just been seen by Mother Hecate. Yes, it's Gale Hirst and he has just been elected mayor of El Dara, largest metropolis in the world. Several reports of riots and vandalism have been reported but the rioters and vandals are being kept under control by Peggy Evans, first Woman Chief of Police and her deputies Rosie Ditto and Kim Mathes. Peg's squad car has broken down; but don't panic it is being fixed at Gary's Grease Garage owned and operated by Gary Rennecker. Gary has just hired Marilyn Sutton, fastest woman mechanic. At the present time Marilyn is busy working on the cycles of Barry's Hell's Angels, Marsha Moyer and Kathy Stolte. Once their bikes are fixed they plan to ride to the Country Club for the awards dinner. Vanice Bradshaw has been nominated for an award for his performance in The Innkeepers Daughter or Dirty Work at the Stagecoach Stop . Vanice is also known as Fargo Fink. Bob Davidson, world famous engineer, has just received a Golden Outhouse Award for selling his 1,000,000th outhouse. Robert Monkman, president of People Against Pests is up for an award for a sure kill for bugs. Robert says, Just step on 'em, works every time. Mike Bradshaw is to receive the Seybold Seal of Approval for his being the fastest candy salesman in the world. And who could this be ? Yes, it is the famous scientist David Erke! David has been experimenting to see how many men his man-eating plant can hold before it's full. Good luck David, but please don't come to see us--we'll call you. Now where can the rest of the Seniors be? The black water is clearing a little and Mother Hecate will have things in order in a few seconds. Now who could that be? It's Robert Bixby, world's biggest farmer. Robert is dis- cussing his crops with Dave Leamon, owner and operator of the Bany Seed Company. Dave and his group are com- monly known as Reeder's Seeders. Next to Dave's store is the new D B Gray Elevator moved from Hull to Barry. It s owner, Joyce Patterson, hopes that her old neighbor Terry Williams, owner of Hull Implement Company won't be too discouraged that he's the only business left in Hull. Mother Hecate will switch us to the beauty salon where we can catch up on the latest gossip. Linda Brace, owner and beautician, is chatting with Elizabeth Reeve, first woman to many a computer. When asked by Linda about it, Elizabeth stated, at least you get no back talk. Lynne Smith, mother of two sets of triplets, is talking with Linda Hoyt, secretary for Bruce Cunder, President of the AA. Lynne brought her children with her and at the moment the little darlings are chained in the comer. There is talk that Linda will quit the AA. and go into business with Linda Brace. Rumors are that the Salon will be called Linda and Linda's Lovely Locks . Karla Morrow Bainter and Karen Schien Harris are discussing the new cooking show on TV. Carolyn Fesler is currently starring in her new show The Galloping Carl . Karla wants to know if Karen has the recipe for Carl's famous delicacy, Bottled Belches which consists mostly of onions and Seven-up. Mother Hecate now sees a beautiful horse ranch owned and operated by Tracey Conkright. Up on the hillside with their easels are Jeanne Puskar and Rhonda Little. Tracey has hired these artists to paint pictures of all his horses which only comes to about 5,000. And little but not least is Ronnie Hodson. Ronnie has just graduated with straight A's from Mickey Mouse Uni- versity where he studied to be a bartender. Now we must look for our sponsors, so Mother Hecate if you don't mind. Oh, there they are going into the show. They must be on their way to see that great smash hit Hal and Shari and Rollie and Diane . Have fun and good-bye. Thank you Mother Hecate for the use of your black water. You did a fine job. And so we end the future of the great class of '72. And now to make all these dreams come true .... 45 WILLS I, DWIGHT ALA, do will and bequeath my ability to run Hannibal to Jim Sisk. I, KARLA BAINTER, do will and bequeath my ability to only have PE three times a week to anyone who hates PE as much as I do. I, ROBERT BIXBY, do will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet to Greg Ward. I. LINDA BRACE, do will and bequeath my ability to get into every class late without a pass to Debbie Grawe. I, MIKE BRADSHAW, do will and bequeath selling candy to any junior stupid enough to take it. I, VANICE BRADSHAW, do will and bequeath my beard and moustache to Greg Sutton so he can become the first hippie of Barry High. I, TRACEY CONKRIGHT, do will and bequeath my ability to do nothing in school to Bradford Rodriguez. I, ROSIE DITTO, do will and bequeath my ability to sleep in all my study halls to anyone who needs the sleep. I, BOB DAVIDSON, do will and bequeath my four speed transmission, Mickey Thompson tires and rear-end lift kit plus all my tickets to all the future Drivers Ed. students. I, DAVID ERKE, do will and bequeath the darkroom to the darkroom recording crew. I, PEGGY EVANS, do will and bequeath my itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka-dot bikini to Kathy Blackorby. I, CAROLYN FESLER, do will and bequeath my place in psychology class to anyone dumb enough to take it. I, AUDREY GULLY, do will and bequeath my ability to have an hour and twenty-five minutes out for lunch to any- one who can get by with it. I, BRUCE GUNDER, do will and bequeath everything I have to Brenda Lowry. I, GALE HIRST, do will and bequeath my ability to sit the bench to anyone tired enough who needs the rest. I, RONALD HODSON, do will and bequeath my 400 foot black mark in front of the school to Greg Ward. I, LINDA HOYT, do will and bequeath all the fun I've had at play practice and annual staff meetings to Debbie Clary. I, TEDDY LANG, do will and bequeath my ability to get hungry right after I eat to Julie Moyer. I, DAVE LEA MON, do will and bequeath my old blue practice shorts to Gary Nation and my pigeon-toed tennis shoes to Jim Keller. I, RHONDA LITTLE, do will and bequeath my name Bev back to Greg Sutton and Robert Rhoads. I, ALMA MALONE, do will and bequeath my ability to make a GOOD dress in Home Ec. to Margaret Reeve. I, KIM MATHES, do will and bequeath my four times on the low honor roll to my little sister. It might help. I, ROBERT MONKMAN, do will and bequeath my space in the darkroom to Dave Croxville, and my skill of skip- ping out to Tim Main I, VICKI MONKMAN, do will and bequeath my Survival Kit to Melissa Tittsworth. I, MARSHA MOYER, do will and bequeath my job that gets me out of school two afternoons a week to Patty Fen- nell so she'll have an excuse when she gets caught for not being here. I, JOYCE PATTERSON, do will and bequeath all the fun I've had in Hull to any girl who wants to have fun. I, JEANNE PUSKAR, do will and bequeath my brother's nick name Push-Peddle to Randy Garner. I, ELIZABETH REEVE, do will and bequeath my sewing ability to the freshman Home Ec. Class. I, GARY RENNECKER, do will and bequeath my class office to Jim Keller, my old basketball shoes to Gary Nation and my super hot Mustang to my little brother Kevin. I, KAREN SCHIEN, do will and bequeath Old Rusty to Karla Schien and Debbie Clary. I, LYNNE SMITH, do will and bequeath nothing because I plan to take it with me and besides I ain't dead yet. I, KATHY STOLTE, do will and bequeath my ability to talk alot and skip out of all my study halls to Kim Main, Patty Fennell, Cindy Doran, and Jean Phillips. Good Luck Gang!!! ! I, MARILYN SUTTON, do will and bequeath my old bookkeeping papers to Christine Whitlock and Gayle Raftery. I, TERRY WILLIAMS, do will and bequeath my 4th hour breakfast break to Rick Lewis and parts from my 60 Chevy to Cary Grant. 46 JUNIORS Debra Clary Sally Ervin Patricia Fennell Randy Camer Carol Green Regina Harris Grace Howell 51 Deborah Grawe Warren Jacobs James Keller John Kelley Jeff Lewton Steve Little Janice Motley Nancy Likes Barb Morgan Floyd Moss 52 Valerie Motley Larry Moyer Pat Narog Myma Nation Robert Newbrough Jean Phillips Gayle Raftery Gregory Redshaw Margaret Reeve Robert Rhoads Brad Rodriguez Julian Rodriguez Steve Schmidt Jim Sisk Greg Sutton Jeanne Tunget Susan Wallace Christine Whitlock Debbie Williams Ricky Williams Sarah Wood Junior Class Officers FRONT ROW—Myma Nation, Treasurer; Jeanne Tunget, Secretary; Greg Redshaw, Vice-pres- ident. BACK ROW--Miss Campbell, Jim Keller, President; Miss Myers. lstROW--R. Williams, D. Clary, C. Green, J. Keller. 2nd ROW--R. Gamer, G. Mills, S. Wood, P. Fennell, J. Lewton. 3rd ROW--S. Little, D. Grawe, J. Sisk, M. Reeve, J. Rodriguex, J. Tunget, R. Harris, P. Narog. The Junior Class Presents . . . ine SOPHOMORES John Campbell Becky Crook Liz Croxville 61 Larry Dixon Cindy Doran Donna Ducey Lisa Elsenpeter Debbie Ervin David Forshey Bruce Fee Gilbert Cindy Haley Donise Harris Chuck Hazelrigg Bruce Hirst Debbie Hively Dev id Hoskin Robin House we art Ricky Lewis Betsy Little Brenda Long Brenda Lowry Kim McDaniel Kathy McLaughlin Kim Main Claude Malone Tom Mudd 63 Nancy Myers Gary Nation Deborah Oitker Bruce Patterson Brenda Raftery Sherry Ralph Mark Reynolds Mike Robertson Pam Pobison Kevin Schaller Karla Schien John Schnepf Sharon Sheppard Susan Sheppard Sophomore Class Officers Treas. P. Robison V. Pres. T. Bartlett Pres. G. Nation Sec. B. Little SPONSORS Mrs. Herr Miss Grable FRESHMEN L. C. Fumiss Roger Gallaher Terry Garrett Joan Grawe Bobby Grimsley Mark Gunder John Hileman Carol Howell Mike Howell Glen Lain Lisa Lewton 68 Jp John Lister Timothy Main Doug Mills John Motley Julie Moyer Dean Moyer Kathy Mudd Sherry Potter Kevin Rennecker Debra Oitker Barbara Phillips 69 Millie Reynolds Sherry Robertson Pam Schaller Grover Smith Mike Stickhost Tom Strubinger Debbie Sumpter Melissa Tittsworth Peggy Warner Mike Williams Pam Williams 70 Freshmen Class Officers Doug Mills, Vice-President; Mrs. Bethard, Debra Oitker, Secretary; Patti Fesler, President; Mr. Robinson; Mickey Fee, Treasurer. Freshmen Initiation JUNIOR HIGH Some of the Junior High activities are selling seeds, concessions at ballgames, selling candy, and going to the nursing homes. The profits from these activities go for the Halloween Dance, Valentine Day Dance, and their trip. 73 7th Grade TOP ROW L-R: Mrs. Lewis, C. Smith, V. Rennicker, F. Furniss, D. Fesler, S. Little, D. Christison, B. Bose, B. Brinkman. ROW 2: R. Garner, I. Garrett, K. Jacobs, D. Walker. ROW 3: K. Schien, T. Spann, D. Green, K. Heberlein, L. Pryor, J. Cooley, B. Grawe, B. Houseweart, K Forshey. ROW 4: J. Mills, A. Conkright, M. Welch, D. Smith. M. Motley, R. Hively, M. Stichost, D. Smith, R. Boren. ROW 5: P. Harrison, W. Martin, V. Crook, S. Nation, J. Poyser, D. Hall, J. West, E. Brown. CLASS OFFICERS: Lori Pryor, Jimmy Cooley, Sue Nation, Kay Ann Forshey. Spon- sors: Mr. Harold Claus, Mrs. Jacqueline Lewis. 74 TOP ROW L-R: Mr. Wright, Miss Leeds, D. Stolte, J. Fee, D. Motley, B. Mathes, G. Sutton, P. Norton, J. Erke, S. Smith. ROW 2: R. Hirst, R. Wallace, O. Campbell, J. Jacobs, I. Garrett, B. Bose. ROW 3: S. Reynolds, K. Patterson, J. Keller, P. Ducey, C. Malone, B. Harrison. ROW 4: M. Motley, E. Johnson, D. Croxville, C. Bowen, S. Forshey, B. Robinson, M. Grawe, S. Williams, M. Ralph, J. Monkman, T. Fesler. ROW 5: J. Capps, S. Hoskins, D. Williams, J. Rennecker, M. Davis, D. Hively, L. Phillips, F. Badgley, P. Sutton, J. Albers, J. VanHuss. ROW 6: S. Long, M. Snyder, M. Hively, D. Sutton, J. Tun- get, B. Syrcle, C. Ducey. OFFICERS L-R Jeff Capps, Peggy Ducey, Jean Keller, And Dick Williams. Spon- sor: Miss Ruby Leeds, Mr. Ralph Wright. 75 SPORTS Lettermens Club L-R: (ROW 1) J. Rodriguez, D. Ala, D. Leamon, J. Keller, B. Lister, B. Hirst, G. Hirst, M. Fee, T. Mudd, G. Ward, J.E. Brace, R. Williams, R. Garner, G. Nation, S. Little, G. Rennecker. (ROW 2) Coach Kovachevich, M. Reynolds, F. Moss, D. Forshey, D. Hoskin, B. Grimsley, D. Moyer, M. Forshey, B. Davidson, B. Fee, D. Erke, Coach Fray. 77 The Lettermen were busy this year earning money for basketball camp which is held in the summer. The boys listen as Coach Fray explains the next play in detail. Tigers’ Young Team Posts 5-8 Record STANDING: T. Conkright, J. Brace, D. Forshey, R. Rodriguez, F. Moss, D. Hoskin, B. Fee, T. Mudd. KNEEL- ING: B. Grimsley, J. Keller, B. Lister, G. Hirst, C. Malone, B. Hirst, J. Sisk, absent B. Davidson. Payson 7 BARRY 1 Griggsville 5 BARRY 0 West Pike 5 BARRY 4 BARRY 5 East Pike 4 Perry 9 BARRY 2 Liberty 11 BARRY 1 BARRY 6 Brussels 4 Payson 10 BARRY 7 BARRY 14 East Pike 1 BARRY 10 Perry 9 BARRY 14 West Pike 6 Liberty 15 BARRY 9 Griggsville 12 BARRY 7 78 The infield included third baseman Gale Hirst and shortstop Jim Keller. Jim a junior, also led the team in hitting. Senior Bob Davidson displays the form which led him to hit . 300 over the past four seasons. Sophomore Bob Lister took care of the duties behind the plate. Floyd Moss worked his way into the starting rotation last fall. The Tigers should immensely improve their 5-8 record next fall. They will have everyone returning with the exception of 3 seniors. 79 Freshmen Show Promising Future L R: D. Moyer, B. Grimsley, M. Fee, K. Rennecker, T. Strubinger, M. Williams, E. Fruniss, D. Mills, R. Gallaher, M. Gunder, Coach Fray. West Pike 59 BARRY 33 BARRY 61 Liberty 41 BARRY 57 St. Thomas 27 BARRY 63 Payson 41 BARRY 56 Calhoun 46 BARRY 38 West Pike 35 Highland 78 BARRY 35 BARRY 67 Chaddock 49 BARRY 61 Griggsville 49 Frosh Tournament Monroe City 57 BARRY 52 BARRY 67 St. Thomas 27 Payson 37 BARRY 35 Highland 73 BARRY 52 BARRY 61 Liberty 60 Payson 53 BARRY 36 BARRY 51 Calhoun 46 BARRY 49 St. Thomas 45 BARRY 58 Griggsville 46 BARRY 66 Chaddock 38 Junior Varsity Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT—Coach Kovachevich, B. Grimsley, B. Hirst, G. Ward, B. Lister, M. Robertson, M. Reynolds, J. E. Brace, D. Hoskin, T. Bartlett, K. Rennecker, T. Mudd, Coach Fray. 56 BARRY St. Thomas 32 48 BARRY Palmyra 39 54 Bluffs BARRY 43 61 BARRY Brussels 53 57 Liberty BARRY 49 66 BARRY Unity 56 51 BARRY Warsaw 48 59 BARRY Perry 38 47 Brussels BARRY 64 60 Calhoun BARRY 51 67 East Pike BARRY 49 57 Central BARRY 48 56 Mark Twain BARRY 54 56 Meredosia BARRY 52 60 Payson BARRY 51 62 West Pike BARRY 50 74 BARRY Pleasant Hill 53 59 Griggsville BARRY 55 Frosh-Soph Tournament 57 Griggsville BARRY 52 LEFT TO RIGHT—Coach Fray, B. Hirst, J. Keller, D. Leamon, G. Nation, D. Erke, G. Rennecker, D. Ala S Little, M. Reynolds, R. Garner, B. Lister, G. Hirst, D. Davidson, Coach Kovachevich. Tigers Close Season at 18-8 82 BARRY St. Thomas 44 84 Palmyra BARRY 61 68 BARRY Bluffs 56 70 BARRY Brussels 57 70 BARRY Liberty 66 58 Unity BARRY 45 47 Warsaw BARRY 43 60 BARRY Perry 47 60 BARRY Brussels 46 51 BARRY Calhoun 46 74 BARRY East Pike 57 61 Central BARRY 56 78 BARRY Mark Twain 33 67 BARRY Meredosia 47 60 Payson BARRY 56 56 West Pike BARRY 50 77 BARRY Pleasant Hill 65 60 Griggsville BARRY 59 Pike County Tournament 80 BARRY East Pike 73 68 BARRY Griggsville 60 53 BARRY West Pike 51 Wenios Conference Tournament 56 BARRY Liberty 48 69 BARRY Payson 54 61 BARRY West Pike 55 Class A Regional Tournament 58 BARRY West Pike 51 72 Catholic Boys BARRY 47 Jim Keller lead the Tigers in scoring by averaging 15. 1 pts. per game and in assists with 126. Gary Rook Nation averaged 10. 6 pts. per game while shooting from the field at a 49% clip and grabbing 135 rebounds. Dwight Bub Ala shot 52.2% from the field to average 11.5 pts. per game. He also was the second leading rebounder with 181 grabs. While leading the team with 235 rebounds and shooting 52. 5% from the field, Gary Rennecker, was the sec- ond leading scorer with the average of 13.3 pts per game. i For the second straight year and the third out of the past four years, the Barry Tigers became the champion of both the Pike County and Wenios Tourneys. They were the best defensive team in Pike County by giving up only an average of 55. 1 pts. per game while scoring an average of 62. 2 pts. per game. Though they shot only 63.9% from the charity strip, they made up for it by shooting 47. 5% from the field and compiled an empressive 18-8 record. Tigers Win Both Tourneys 1971-1972 Homecoming Theme . . . Lisa Lewton, Freshman attendant, escorted by Gary Nation. Patti Fesler, Freshman attendant, escorted by Jim Keller. Pam Robison, Sophomore attendant, escorted by Gale Hirst. Besty Little, Sophomore attendant, escorted by Bob Davidson. Sarah Wood, Junior attendant, escorted by Steve Little. Myma Nation, Junior attendant, escorted by David Erke. Tiger’s Den Rhonda Little escorted by Dave Leamon. Linda Hoyt escorted by Dwight Ala. Vicki Monkman escorted by Tracey Cronkright. Linda Brace escorted by Gary Rennecker. The Queen and Her Court 88 Flower Girl: Donna Rennecker Crown Bearer: Tracy Coullas. Jane Ducey, our retiring queen, crowns the new homecoming queen. 1971-72 Homecoming Queen . . Vicki Monkman 1st ROW--B. Little, S. Potter, P. Fesler, L. Lewton, P. Robison, S. Ralph. 2nd ROW--Miss Campbell, D. Williams, D. Clary, B. Mor- gan, R. Harris, L. Hoyt, R. Little, Mrs. Ruble. 3rd ROW--V. Monkman, D. Grawe, J. Grawe, D. Sumpter, P. Nareg, J. Motley, W. Lain, V. Motley, S. Ervin, D. Ervin, A. Boren, S. Robertson, P. Schaller, K. Mudd. 4th ROW--L. Smith, G. Raftery, D. Ducey, Pep Club Backs Tigers P. Williams, K. Blackorby, K. Schien, A. Malone, P. Evans, K. Mathes, R. Ditto, J. Puskar, M. Nation, K. Main, L. Croxville, C. Doran. 5th ROW--K. Forshey, K. Schien, J. Patterson, K. Bainter, J. Tunget, S. Wallace, M. Reynolds, B. Phillips, M. Titts- worth, D. Oitker, S. Strubinger, C. Green, B. Long, L. Brace. Through “71-72” Campaign LINDA—SENIOR R H 0 N D A S E N 1 O R 92 The cheerleaders and the crowd once again cheered the 71-72 Tigers to victory. With two new cheerleaders and four old ones, new ideas and cheers made the games exciting. The large and loud crowds backed the Tigers faithfully at home and away. The chants kept the boys' hopes up at times of worry. Not only did the cheerleaders do cheers but at half time they performed pom-pom routines, worked on pep rallies, and were host this year at the Wenois Tourney. DEBBY—JUNIOR REGINA—JUNIOR Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Patti Fesler Sherry Potter Sherry Ralph Lisa Lenton Pam Robison Betsy Little Patti—Freshman Betsy- - Sophomore Lisa—Freshman Sherry— Freshman Sherry- - Sophomore ADVERTISING Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '12' WEBEL FEED MILL Complete Feeds and Supplement Pittsfield. 111. Phone 285-4424 CALL AC-1-1426 AND SAY: Compliments of SELBY IMPLEMENT CO. Farm Equipment Appliances 1995 N. 24th Street Quincy, Illinois EAT MAID-RITES 12TH Spring Quincy, Illinois Compliments of Norma and Evert Steuart STEUART'S HIDE-A-WAY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 725-735 Bainbridge Barry, Illinois Ph. 335-2511 YONDER HAAR’S N. 5th Quincy, Illinois 107 STATE BANK OF HULL Congratulations to the Graduating Class of'72 TRADE WIND GIFTS Your Worldwide Shopper Barry, Illinois Compliments of MARK TWAIN SUPPLY Compliments of THE CLOTHING CENTER Pittsfield. Illinois KUCH KENNELS 546 E. Griggsville Street Shelia Wilbur Steininger Pittsfield. Illinois 285-6278 Pugs A.K.C. Registered ADAMS SERVICE STATION Howard Branstetter, Owner 24-hour Wrecker Service 12th Hampshire Quincy, Illinois Ph. 223-4901 P.N. HIRSCH COMPANY MARK TWAIN Department Store MOTOR INN 525 Broadway Hannibal. Mo. Best Western ABE’S BAR AND GRILL Ph. 221-1490 Good Food 612 Mark Twain Avenue If you can’t stop in smell as you go by Hannibal, Missouri YATES HAGAN Men’s wear, shoes. Ladies sportswear 110 S. Main and Huck Finn Shopping Center Hannibal, Mo. 108 Congratulations And Best Wishes Senior Class Of '12 SGT George R. Devers Pike County Army Recruiter Available at Barry Post Office on Monday Wednesday and Friday at 2:30 each week Office: 818 Maine St. Quincy, Illinois 62301 For personal appointment call 217-222-0398 109 J.E. GULLY—INSURANCE Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 CLARK SUPER 100 Bob Lange, Dealer ESTABLISHED 1888 COMET FEEDS Pittsfield, Illinois 285-2077 Cliff Juanita Oitker. Owners WAYCO MOTORS “QUALITY USED CARS 110 FLOYD REN NECK ER GARAGE THE BLACK MARKET Barry, Illinois Tapes — Tape Players Sales and Service Roger Rollie Harris Lee Class B Official Truck Testing Station 24 Hour Wrecker Service Welding--General Overhaul Car--Truck--Tractor Repairs Phone 335-2652--Barry, 111. 62312 Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 VILLAGE INN SANDIDGE STUDIO Ph. 285-6973 Pittsfield. Illinois “Your color photographer Coffee Shop Dining Room Banquet facilities Open 7 days a week Eill and Alberta Syrcle Managers Sally Roberts Assistant manager Ph. 335-2433 111 FLETCHER MOTOR SALES SALES C ord SERVICE “STILL SERVING CUSTOMERS WHO STARTED WITH US 25 YEARS AGO. USED CARS USED TRUCKS Phone 335-2723 Barry, Illinois INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Sales and Service Pittsfield. Illinois PHONE (314) 303-222« CUS TRAEOfR Compliments of BARRY NURSING HOME Mr. Mrs. John Hubbard 26 bed capacity Rehibilitation Activity Program approved by: Illinois Department of Public Health 24 Hour Nursing Service Phone 335-2411 Compliments QUINCY LEADING POST Chrysler — Plymouth ILLINOIS SCHOOL SUPPLY 114-1200 South 7th Quincy, Illinois 62301 PIZZA KING SANDY’S 8 Delicious Locations Hannibal. Pittsfield. Quincy H H COFFEE HOUSE Congratulations to the Class of 1972 H. Fred Schien Steve Nosser Ford 4300 Broadway Quincy, Illinois 111 South 6th Quincy, Illinois Ph. 223-7446 Free Parking Open 24 Hours FISHER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 831 Maine Quincy Illinois 113 STATE STREET CLUB GRILL Good — Food Birdie Vivion Heuber 1801 State Quincy, Illinois Compliments of Bill Wheelan Family FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE Barry, Illinois i 924 Jersey St. Quincy. Illinois : V. .jtfxiOMvui Hi way 36 West . • MirsrieU) ( ' •JCtttYVHK 1 ) Pittsfield. 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Phone 285-2139 Dodge Plymouth— Chrysler Dodge T rucks Barry, Illinois 62312 Phone 335-2941 Purina Chows — Teweles Seeds Grinding Mixing Bulk Feed Service Purina Chows and Health Aids OWNBY COMPANY BARRY FLOWER SHOP Flowers for all occasions Say it with ours. Clothing--Dry Goods--Shoes Phone 335-2415 Barry, 111. 62312 115 “The Bank of Friendly Service Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FULL SERVICE BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BARRY Barry. Illinois 116 V. H. Callender Construction Company Bulldozing - Limestone - Road Rock PHONE 285-2161 — PITTSFIELD, ILLINOIS WRIGHT FURNITURE AND CARPET 305 North Main Street Hannibal, Mo. 63401 FRIED ELECTRONICS Compliments of “Your Magna vox Sales Service Center” K E 203 N. Main Ph. 221-28010 Hannibal. Mo. MARKET y Congratulations to the Class of 1972 Joe and Diane Best Wishes Class of 72” ACKLES APPLE ACRES Barry, Illinois Highway 54 New Hartford, Illinois SUPER CROST HYBRIDS Forest R. Kline DR. PAUL BEAN 335-2381 Optometrist OGLE CASH STORE Hannibal, Mo. 63401 Barry, Illinois Groceries and General Phone 314-221-0040 Merchandise HULL IMPLEMENTS. INC. Your John Deere Dealer Hull, Illinois 117 Compliments of Mr. Biddle PRAIRIE FARMS {Barry, SllincuA PITTSFIELD NURSING CENTER Route 36 E. Pittsfield. III. ‘Certified for Medicare’ Phone 285-4491 Compliments of DONNA’S BEAUTY NOOK Barry, Illinois 335-2127 Don Donna Gordon Family Compliments of Compliments of PEILE FARMS R.R. 3 Pittsfield, III. Phone 285-2414 GALLAHER GARAGE Barry, Illinois STEININAER'S CHAROLAIS Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 Rockport. Illinois Congratulations to the Class of 72” CHURCHILL NURSING HOME Barry, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Seldon Churchill KOELLER ORCHARDS, INC. 118 ZIMMERMAN BROS. Mel El Pontiac — Buick TAPPE'S SPORTING GOODS Since 1915 Pittsfield, Illinois 715 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois 62301 Compliments of Phone (217) 222-9482 MR. MRS. MARTIN McGEE Compliments of HARVEY'S FURNITURE STORE QUINCY BEAUTY 1900 North 12th St. ACADEMY, INC. Quincy, Illinois 119 No. 6th Street BOB'S RADIO T V. SERVICE Quincy, Illinois Color. Black White. Stereo, Transistors, Hi-fi. Car radios Phone 222-6930 Phone 335-2912 TANNER'S JEWELRY Bolova — Wyler Cardinal Bonded Diamonds Pittsfield, Illinois GAMBLES Compliments of Appliances, Hardware BEN FRANKLIN STORE Auto Supplies, Linoleum Also, Motorola Television Pittsfield, Illinois Bridal Registry We Service What Gifts Antiques We Sell THE BRASS LION Esther Ronald Oitker Barry, Illinois Pittsfield. Illinois Compliments of Crump’s Grocery 119 WILLIAMS STANDARD SERVICE Atlas Products Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY LAUNDERMAT Herman JoAnn Leeds family Quincy, Illinois Compliments of K B BUILDERS ALDRICH PHARMACY Pittsfield. Illinois Prescriptions, Cosmetics Russell Stover Candy Compliments of MILLS AUTO PARTS Bill Furniss Good Luck THE SPOT Class of “72” Billards and Grills Hannibal, Missouri Don Landess says ... STURHAHN JEWELERS “Be wise Modernize” Diamonds — Watches — Silver Siding, Awning, and Car ports China — Crystal 1414 N. 9th St. Quincy. 111. 800 State Street Ph. 222-1579 (collect) Quincy, 111. Compliments of Look Colors Galore THE HIGHWAY CAFE CASTEEL COLOR WHEEL 110 W. Adams Route 36 Barry Illinois Pittsfield, Ill.--Fh. 285-6660 Compliments of PRYOR'S SERVICE STATION HAYDON HARDWARE Hannibal, Missouri Phone 221-0121 Payson, Illinois 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 248-3351 120 LUMS RESTAURANT Huck Finn Shopping Center Open 24 Hours a Day PHILLIPS 66 Corner of Decatur Williams Barry, Illinois Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Wright HIGHWAY BARBER SHOP Hull, Illinois For Tks Brit In JooooUy 208 North 6th Street Phone 222-2326 Quincy, Illinois WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Herbert W. Hehenbauer North Side of Square Pittsfield, Illinois Phone 285-2616 M IKE’S TAVERN Beer, Whisky, Wine Package Goods Pool Pizza Sandwiches Pittsfield 285-9016 COURT HOUSEGRILL 315 N. 5th Quincy, Illinois Home Cooking Eat, Drink, and Be Merry At the DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER Compliments of Dave Jane Boggs 121 Best Wishes Class of 72” HANNIBAL COURIER POST We Wish the Classes of 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 the Very Best Compliments of TERRY’S BODY SHOP AND GARAGE We Want Your Car To Insurance Jobs Be the Best Welcome Try Chevrolet! “Free Estimates” R. C. GRAY Mr. Mrs. Terry J. Oitker CHEVROLET CO. and Mark Pittsfield, Illinois Congratulations from Pike County's Oldest Bank Complete Banking Service Since 1865 The Only Bank You’ll Ever Need FIRST NATIONAL BANK Pittsfield, Illinois 122 Sloijd s Jeujeinj PHONE 265 29 19 PIT7SFIELO ILL 125 NO M ADI SON 52363 BERGMAN CIRCLE (T; brand Meat Products Pittsfield, Illinois Quincy Illinois 'NSOAAMCC AMO COMMON (TOCK INVESTMENT and RETIREMENT PLAN LESTER L. STOLTE R.egmt0r 4 Rtprttmtmtn Compliments of THE DUANE DEAN FAMILY Barry, Illinois ass mo i. ox is SAMMY. IL 3312 RESIDENCE, 1217) 33 7132 THE PRUOENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA 123 I Barry} (217) 335-2225 (Quincy) (217) 224 2882 WILLIAM K. CROXVILLI. C.L.U. RegitUrud R p.e eftt«tiv« M®NY Th« MUTUAL Lift Inference Company OF NffW TOW First National Bank Bldg Box i35. Berry. Illinois 42312 Brinks Bldg.. 522 Vermont. Qwincy. III. Congratulations Class of’72 MR. MRS. DONALD D. LITTLE FAMILY DANDELION BOUTIQUE Hannibal. Missouri Compliments of HAMPSM IRE BEAUTY SHOP Barry, Illinois La Veta oXfjg Ann Oitker Doran AVON REPRESENTATIVES Barry Illinois N. L. (Butch) Lumley STANDARD OIL Custom Crop Spraying Liquid Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2035 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’72 Don’s Bruce 88 Barry, Illinois Fee Tractor Sales Barry, Illinois Fesler Angus Farm Barry, Illinois Kelly’s Kut 'n Kurl Barry, Illinois W. H. J. F. Reeve Jersey Dairy Barry, Illinois Ross Motley El Dara, Illinois Crow's Pharmacy Hannibal, Missouri D. F. Stereo Hannibal, Missouri Hannibal Farm Supply Hannibal, Missouri Hicks Furs Hannibal, Missouri Griffen’s Flowers, Inc. Hannibal, Missouri Peer’s Shoe Store Hannibal, Missouri Schaffer Service Station Payson, Illinois Schmidt’s Superett Payson, Illinois Kabrick Lockers Plainvillc, Illinois Dainty Dress Shoppee Pittsfield, Illinois Frances Beauty Salon Pittsfield, Illinois Friday Furniture Company Pittsfield, Illinois Jack Jill Shop Pittsfield, Illinois Hilbring Auto Supply Quincy, Illinois Hotel Quincy Quincy, Illinois Quandahl’s River House Cafe Quincy, Illinois 124 FARMERS STATE BANK North Side of Square Pittsfield, Illinois HAYS-GATES INSURANCE A Dependable Agency Since 1926 WILLIAMS BROTHERS General Contractors Barry, Illinois | TOUR K1 Compliments of Ph. 335-2113 Barry, 111. MR. MRS. ART VOLBRACT Compliments of SUZANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Wed. — Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-1 BARRY-WEST PIKE NEWS Compliments of Ph. 335-2321 Barry, 111. MR. MRS. MAURICE WAGY Located at the Barry Industrial Corporation Building 125 Compliments of DR. MRS. B.J. RODRIGUEZ Barry, Illinois KELLER PHARMACY J. B. Keller, R.Ph., Prop. Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2712 1£t . COLONIAL PLAZA - 2800 ST. MARY'S AVE. HANNIBAL. MO. 63401 LONDON LTD. 126 How m live is our business Whatever is done — or undone - to improve the quality of our sur- roundings will require more energy, not less. And, while we have an obligation to provide that energy, we are determined to do so with a minimal effect on the environment. We will continue working to help make each community we serve a cleaner, healthier, brighter place in which to live. CENTRAL ILLIfSIOIS RCJOLIC SERVICE COMPANY IT'S THE REAL THING COKE Quincy, Illinois Frankden Orchard’s Compliments of APPLE BASKET Vi Mile East of Barry on Rt. 36 Open April thru January YOUR COUNTRY OFFICIALS Tree Fresh Fruit — Produce Austin Altizer Circuit Clerk Gifts — Antiques William E. Lowry State's Attorney Wayne Lightle — County Clerk Lloyd Mink — County Treasurer Eldon Atwood — Superintendant of Educational Region Marshall Roberts Supervision of Assessments Warren Lord Coroner 127 Charlie Cheek Sheriff Best Wishes Class of '12 WALT’S CONOCO “The difficult we do immediately. The impossible takes a little longer.” Old Highway Barry. Illinois PIKE COUNTY SERVICE COMPANY Kinderhook, Illinois 62345 For Petroleum Products and Chemicals Call Milton Garner Ph. 335-2500 Truman Borrowman Ph. 426-2295 Never tell a young person that something can not be done. God may have been waiting for centuries for somebody ignorant enough of the impossibility to do that thing. MR. MRS. 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