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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1973 volume:

The 1973 YR-RAB Jim Keller, Editor-In-Chief Carol Green, Assistant Editor Greg Reds haw. Business Manager Le Kellum, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Diane Lee, Advisor Bill Wade Studio, Photography Steve Little, Photography Table of Contents _ Faculty..........................6 Seniors.........................12 Underclassmen 34 Organizations ..................62 Sports...........................SO Advertising .....................HO 1 It is with fond memory we co-dedicate this annual to Mrs. Ruth Herr. During her years at BHS she was not only our teacher and class sponsor, but a friend wil- ling to help and guide us. We are very grateful to have had the privilege of knowing her, for she was a great influence and an example of a woman with high ambition and courage. 4 From 1874 this building has been the hub of activity of our community. A hundred years of laughter, tears, pranks, and serious study have passed through these rooms. We, the Class of 1973, co-dedicate our annual to this building, from which we will be the last class to graduate. It's like saying farewell to an old friend. Although we will be parted, the memories will last forever. 5 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Administration SEATED—D. Peile, C. Blackorby, R. Gleckler, F. Reeve. STANDING—Mr. Hoskin, B. Smith, L. West, B. CroxviUe, A. Norton. Board of Education MR. DONALD LEE HOSKIN Superintendent MR. C. MICHAEL KOVACHEVICH Principal Faculty MR. JAMES GUTSHALL Vocational Agriculture Shop MISS MARY MYERS Home Economics MR. STEVE SCHULTZ Physics Earth Science Jr. High Science MRS. DIANE LEE Business Education MR. RAY LONG Junior and Senior English Speech MRS. MELINDA FAGAN Biology, Chemistry, Adv. Chemistry, Adv. Biology 8 MR. MELVIN DREW Student Counselor Anthropology French MRS. MILDRED BETHARD Librarian Spanish and Latin MR. TOM MORGAN Band and Chorus MR. MIKE FRAY H.S. Coach Drivers Ed. MR. DARRELL HANSLOW Boys' Phys. Ed. Ass't. Coach MR. BILLJACQUOT Jr. High Mathematics Jr. High Coach MISS JOAN GRABLE H.S. Mathematics MR. PHILIP RHOADES Social Studies MRS. PATRICIA RUBLE Girls' Phys. Ed. MRS. TONI LUMLEY MRS. MARY LOU PATTERSON Secretary Bookkeeper 9 MRS. TONI LUMLEY Secretary Office Staff MRS. MARY LOU PATTERSON Bookkeeper 10 School Personnel 11 CUSTODIANS: Jack Fee, Bill Dol- beare, Ken Long. Senior Class Officers Greg Mills, President; Gayle Raftery, Secretary; Steve Little, Vice-president; Myrna Nation, Treasurer. DAR This year's DAR winner is Gayle Raftery. The Award is based on Citizenship, scholarship, leader- ship, patriotism, and community service. Betty Crocker Debbie Grawe is the winner of the Betty Crocker Award. This award is based on test scores of a homemaking test. ANITA RAE BOREN Skeeter Look out world, here I come. DEBRA SUE CLARY Clurb What no boy's in heaven? Then just leave me here. DEBORAH WILLIAMS ERKE Deb Sunshe of B. H. S. PATRICIA ANN FENNELL Trish Is it true blonde's have more fun? I'll never tell. 16 CARY MITCHELL GRANT Gabriel I Came, I Saw, and I'm still looking. DEBORAH LYNN GRAWE Debbie Pleasant is she and full of good intent. REGINA DAWN HARRIS Regina She has her future all planned and it includes a man. WARREN LEE JACOBS Warren If he's quiet it doesn't always mean he is planning mis- chief, he may have done it. NANCY JANE LIKES Nancy Sugar and spice and everything nice. STEVEN DAN LITTLE Steve His halo isn't slipping, it's already slipped. BARBARA MORGAN METCALF Barb When roll is called up yonder, I'll be late. GREGORY JOHNSON MILLS Jake A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing. 19 JANICE KAY MOTLEY Jan Friendliness cost nothing, but has great value. VALLERIE ANN MOTLEY Val Why take life seriously, we never get out of it alive. LARRY EDWARD MOYER Nate Robertson My ambition is to be rough and drink soda pop. 20 PATRICK ALLEN NAROG Pat Dick Nixon's right hand man. MYRNA JANE NATION Myra When I graduate, I'll mfiss the bus ride most. MARGARET ANN REEVE Maigo Keep smiling, it makes the world wonder what you're up to. ROBERT DEAN RHOADS Parrot Beware, I might do some- thing sensational. BRADFORD JAY RODRIGUEZ Brainford Alas, there is nothing left for me to learn. NORMAN JULIAN RODRIGUEZ Rod Comrade, you like to go to Russian front, maybe. 22 FRANK STEPHEN SCHMIDT Schmidt Who says I'm not perfect. JAMES ALLEN SISK Cisco Wine, women, and a good time. GREGORY EUGENE SUTTON Gail Smith Benjamin Franklin is alive and well and B.H. S. JEANNE LOUISE TUNGET Fricky A giggle all her own. SUSAN KAY WALLACE Suzy Hope well; have well. CHRISTINE LOUISE WHITLOCK Cris She looks shy, but don't let that fool you. 23 RICK DALE WILLIAMS Farmer School's okay, if you like that sort of thing. SARAH JANE WOOD Sar To know is nothing at all, but to imagine is everything. ANITA BOREN FHA-HERO 1-4, GAA 1-4, Librarian 2-4, Student Council Representative, Spanish 1-3, Hub, 3-4, Pep Club 3-4. DEBBIE CLARY FHA-HERO 1-4, 1st vice-president 4, 2nd vice president 3, vice-president of Degrees 2, Cheerleader 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Chorus 1,3, Band 1, Wig and Masque 1-4, Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 1, Spanish Club 1, GAA 1-3, President 3, Homecoming queen candidate 4, Student Council 2, Science Club 1, Jr. Class Play, Senior Class Play. DEBBY ERKE Wig and Masque 2-4, Science Club 1-3, FHA-HERO 1-4, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 2-3, Cheerleader 3, Band 1-4, GAA 1-2, Chorus 1,3,4. PATTY FENNELL Wig and Masque 1-4, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4, FHA-HERO 1-4, V. Pres, of Recreation 2, Science Club 1-2, V. Pres. 2, Spanish Club 1-3, V. Pres. 2, Hub Staff 1-3, Chorus 1-3, Student Council 4, Pres. 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Homecoming Candidate, SSA 1-4, Junior and Senior plays, Anthropology Club 4, V. Pres. 4, GAA 1-3, V. Pres. 3, Pep Club 1-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Who's Who 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. RANDY GARNER Science Club 1-2, French Club 1-3, Anthropology Club 3-4, Wig and Masque 3, Student Council 1,3,4, Basket- ball 1-3, Track 2,3, SAA, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Illinois State Scholar. CARY GRANT Art Club 3-4, Anthropology 3-4, Wig and Masque 3-4, Student Council 3-4. DEBBIE GRAWE FHA-HERO 1-4, GAA 1, 4, Pep Club 3, Librarians Club 3, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Chorus 2, Band 1, Betty Crocker Award. CAROL GREEN Freshmen class secretary, Sophomore class president, Pep Club 1-3, Art Club 1-4, Treasurer 3, FHA-HERO 1-4, Secretary 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Wig and Masque 1-4, Secretary 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Play 1, Science Club 1, Band 1,2,4, Chorus 3, GAA 1, Jr. and Sr. Class play, SAA 1-4, Who's Who 3, Illinois State FHA-HERO officer-V. Pres. Public Relations, Outstanding Teenager of America, Illinois State Scholar, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society 3-4, Salutatori an 4. Annual Staff-Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4. REGINA HARRIS JANICE MOTLEY . Art Club 1-4, FHA-HERO 1,3, Anthropology Club 3-4, Pep Club 1-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Science Club 2. VALERI MOTLEY Spanish Club 1-3, Librarians Club 2-4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1-4, President 3, FHA-HERO 1-4, CAA 1-4, Presi- dent 4, Wig and Masque 2-4, Science Club 1-2, Annual staff 4. LARRY MOYER FFA 1-4, FHA-HERO 4, Lettermen's Club 1. PAT NAROG Spanish Club 1-4, Jr. Class Play, FTA 3, Art Club 1-4. MYRNA NATION FHA-HERO 1-3, GAA 1, Spanish Club 1-2, Hub Staff 1-3, Jr. Editor 2, Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, Homecoming Attendant 2-3, Homecoming Queen 4, Chorus 1,3,4, Contest 4, Student Council 1-4, Vice President 3-4, Pep Club 1-4, Vice President 4, Class Treasurer 3-4, Who's Who 4, SAA 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4. ROBERT NEWBROUGH FFA 1-4, FHA-HERO 4. JEAN PHILLIPS Band 1,2,4, Chorus 1,4, GAA 1-2, FHA-HERO 1-4, Pep Club 2,4, French Club 1-2, Wig and Masque 1-4, Science Club 1, Cheerleader 4. GAYLE RAFTERY Sophomore and Senior Class Secretaiy, Pep Club 3-4, President 4, Hub Staff Art Editor 3-4, FHA-HERO 4, Art Club 1, Chorus 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Out- standing High School Students of America, National Honor Society 3-4, SAA, Outstanding Teenagers of America, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Val- edictorian, Daughter of the American Revolution. GREG REDSHAW Science Club 1,2, French Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Baseball 4, Lettermen's Club 4, SAA 1-4, National Honor Society 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3-4. MARGARET REEVE FHA-HERO 1-4, Science Club 1-2, French Club 1-4, Student Council, Annual Staff 4, Hub Staff 4, Science Fair 1-3, Chorus 1, Wig and Masque 1-4. . i ROBERT RHOADS FFA 1-4, FHA-HERO 4. 1 BRADFORD RODRIGUEZ Science Club 1-4, Treasurer 3, French Club 1-4, SAA 24 French Club 1-4, FHA-HERO 1-2, Science Club 1-2, Hub Staff 1-4, Jr. Editor 3, Co-editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Cho- rus, Contest 4, Student Council 2,4, Treasurer 4, Jr. Class Play, Band 1-4, Pep Club 1,3, Cheerleader 1,3, Speech Contest 4, National Honor Society 3,4, SAA 1-4. GRACE HOWELL Art Club 1-4, GAA 3-4, Chorus 3, Librarian Club 2,3,4. WARREN JACOBS FFA 2, 3, FHA-HERO 4, Science Club 1. JIM KELLER Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Track 1, Freshmen Class Treasurer, Sophomore Class Vice-pres., Jr. Class presi- dent, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Wig and Masque 3, Who's Who 3-4, Annual Staff-Jr. Editor 3, Editor 4, Spanish Club 1-3, Lettermen's Club 1-4. JOHN KELLEY FFA 1-4, FHA-HERO 4. JEFF LEWTON Jr. Play, Wig and Masque 1-2, Hub 3, Student Council 2,3, Aimual Staff 4, Freshman Vice-Pres., FFA 1-4, Sec- retary 2, Reporter 3, Sentinel 4, Chorus 3, Band 1-4, Track 2-3. NANCY LIKES Science Club 1-2, FHA-HERO 1, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Outstanding Teenagers of America 4, SAA 3, National Honor Society 4, Out- standing American High School Students 4. STEVE UTTLE Lettermen's Club 1-4, Spanish Club 1-3, Basketball 1-4, Jr. and Sr. Class Play Student Director, Annual Staff Photographer 4, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class, SAA 2-4, National Honor Society 3 4. BARB METCALF FHA-HERO 1-4, Wig and Masque 1-4, GAA 1-3, Science Club 1-2, Chorus 1-3, Cheerleading 1-3, Hub 1-3, Art Club 1. GREG MILLS Band 1-4, French Club 1-4, Art Club 1, Basketball 1, Annual Staff 4, Science Club 1-4, Wig and Masque 2-4, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Freshmen Class President, Senior Class President, Student Council 2,4, Anthropology Club f 3, SAA 1,2,4, Science Fair Awards, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. • FLOYD MOSS FFA 1-4, President 4, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Wig and Masque 3-4, FFA Greenhand Award and Chapter Farm- er Award. 1-4, Westinghouse Science Talent Search Winner, Inter- national Science and Engineering Fair Participant, Under- classmen Science Award, Tomorrow's Scientists and En- gineers regional winner, Outstanding Teenagers of Amer- ica, High Valedictorian. JULIAN RODRIGUEZ Baseball 3-4, Basketball 1,2,4, Lettermen's Club 3-4, Art Club 1-4, Student Council 3, Jr. and Sr. Class play, Wig and Masque 3-4, Speech Contest 3-4, Science Club 1- 2, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who 4, Band 4, Basketball Mgr. 3, French Club 1-3, Chorus 4, SAA 1, WBBA Disc Jockey Contest 3. STEVE SCHMIDT FFA 1-4, Basketball 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Wig and Masque 1. JIM SISK FFA 1-4, Spanish Club 1-2, Anthropology Club 4, Base- ball 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Lettermen's Club 1-3. GREG SUTTON JEANNE TUNGET Science Club 1, Wig and Masque 1, GAA 1, Pep Club 2- 4, Librarians Club 2-4, Vice President and President, FHA-HERO 1-4, Secretary of Projects, Student Council, Secretary of Jr. Class, Jr. and Sr. Class Play, Annual Staff 4, 1st Vice-President of Mississippi Valley Student Librarian Association. SUSAN WALLACE FHA-HERO 1-4, Librarian 2-4, Treasurer 4, Science Club 1, GAA 3-4, Pep Club 2-4. CHRISTINE WHITLOCK FHA-HERO 1-4, Librarian Club 2-3, Chorus 1, Sr. Class Play 4, Hub Staff 3, Art Club 2-4, FTA 3, GAA 3. RICK WILLIAMS French Club 1-4, Science Club 1-4, Track 1-2, Baseball 1, Basketball 1-2, Lettermen's Club 2-4, Anthropology 3- 4, FHA-HERO 4, Who's Who Among High School Students. SARAH WOOD French Club 1, GAA 1-2, Wig and Masque 1-4, FHA- HERO 1-4, Chorus 1,3,4, Student Council 1, Homecom- ing attendant 1-3, Science Fair 1, FFA Sweetheart 3. i 25 Class History August, 1961, started the class of 73 on their journey to a new horizon of work and play. Our first grade teachers consisted of Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. Reinhardt of Barry and Mrs. Williams of El Dara. The be- ginning class contained approximately 38 members. Making it through recesses and milk breaks, we survived our first grade year. Miss Gilbert, Miss Fitch, and Mrs. Williams headed the list of teachers for our second year. Our knowledge was slowly but surely increasing. In third grade, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Hoskin took over our energetic class. This year held a train trip in store for all of us. Our fourth year led us to bigger and better rooms. Mrs. Card, Miss Oitker and Mrs. Motley took control of our ever- increasing class. Come the fifth year of school, we could hardly wait to get to sixth grade, because then we would be just a step away from Junior High. We had as our fifth grade teachers, Mrs. Hallock, Mrs. Alford, and Mrs. Motley. Sixth grade ended our little grade years and started our road to Junior High. Teachers this year were Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. Jenkins, and Mrs. Motley. Juinor High was finally here at last. This year brought ten El Dara students to Barry. There was always an art, speech, or music contest to keep us seventh graders on our toes. Those Junior High parties were somthing else, too! The eighth year, we took a trip to Springfield and toured many beautiful historic sites. Eighth grade graduation was a big highlight of this year. Keeping in step during this event was one of the hardest ob- stacles we ever had to overcome. Miss Leeds and Mr. Wright sponsored us through these two trying Junior High Years. High School was finally here! Our last four years of education began in August, 1969. Freshman Initiation started our ninth year of school. The 'goin' got pretty rough singing We Love You Seniors , but all in all we had a pretty grand time. Mrs. Bethard and Mr. Heavner kept us out of trouble this year. Driver's Training was looking us in the eye our Sophomore year. Coach Fray, our teacher, luckily survived all the screeching tires. Later that year, we ordered our class rings from Josten's. Everyone was so excited when the rings finally arrived. Mrs. Herr and Mr. Henderson, our sponsors, tried to maintain peace and quiet during this time. Lots of candy makin', com poppin', and soda sellin' started us on our Junior year. Rest Assured , our class play, turned out to be a big success, though there were some doubts about everyone knowing their lines. Mr. Hal Simpson directed the play. Prom soon came around the comer and everyone was hustling and bustling to get the gym decorated. Our theme, IMAGINE , seemed to fit the lovely occasion. Miss Campbell and Miss Myers, our junior sponsors, helped us make it through this year. Thus ended our busy Junior year, which brings us up to the present-our Senior year. This year proved to be a Wreckless one. Several Senior boys, were involved in some type of vehicle accident. It's a wonder we have any Senior guys! Many work projects have filled this year thus far, but it's loads of fun because we are all working together for a com- mon goal, a class trip to New Orleans. Mrs. Lee and Mr. Rhoads, our sponsors, are just as excited as we are. Announcements and gowns have arrived and we are all awaiting the biggest event of all, our graduation from B.H. S. Another year has come to an end and another Senior class will go their own separate ways to a rewarding life awaiting them, but each and every one will never forget the treasured memories of Barry High School. CLASS OF '73 1973 Prophecy Here we are at the gates of Heaven, in the year 2073, watching the members of the Class of 73 arrive and pass through the Pearly gates. The first member we see coming through the gates is Anita Boren, who after graduation, established the largest chain of Cree-Mee's in the world. Anita met her untimely death when the Pepsi machine she was working on ex- ploded and she was drowned in a sea of soda. The next member we see is Debbie Clary, the world's oldest cheerleader, who after her graduation cheered every single Philadelphia 76ers game. Debbie met her death when she was trampled by excited fans when her team finally won a game. We now see Debby Erke the world famous chicken fryer. She met her death when she fell into a deep fat fryer at the Villiage Inn. And now we see Patty Fennel the world's largest dealer in Black Angus cattle. She eventually died of hoof and mouth disease. Entering now is Randy Gamer, our Great Evangelist, who took over for Billy Graham. While Randy was giving a sermon, 26 he yelled so loud that it cracked the Astrodome and it fell on him. Here we see Cary Grant, the test driver for General Motors. He was the first to test the 95 miles per hour safety bumper and found it didn't work. Debbie and Warren Jacobs, Mrs. Jacobs who was the former Debbie Grawe, publishers of the Barry Weekly Wiper, died when they tripped and fell into the press while putting out a rush order of the Wiper. All that could be found were 10,000 copies which were buried. Coming now is Carol Green Erke who became a world famous interior decorator. Carol was demonstrating flame proof curtains when she and the curtains went up in smoke. Has anyone seen Jeff yet? Approaching now are Regina Harris and Myma Nation. They were great Lab Techs at the Mayo Clinic, but unfortunately the experiment they were performing didn't work! Next is Jim Keller who became the first white player to play for the Harlem Globe Trotteis. Jim met his end during a racial riot when he couldn't take sides. And now, Jeff Lewton. Jeff?? Hey, where is Jeff??? We now see Nancy Likes who became the Florence Nightingale of the 21st century. Barb Metcalf who was awarded mother of the year for 20 straight years, however, died from tired blood! Our mad scientist, Greg Mills, is coming along now. After winning the Nobel Prize, it is sad that he met his death when his Super Duper Falcon blew up! Now approaching us is Steve Little, who became famous by inventing the first electric couch that turns into a bed. Steve was taken from us when he was caught as his invention was changing from a bed into a couch Janice Motley, one of the greatest oil painters, met her death when her safety belt failed on the Empire State Building when she was painting a mozaic on the outside wall of the top floor. Floyd Moss is now nearing the gates. Floyd became an Illinois State trooper but was killed in a gun fight with another trooper over who got to keep the confiscated goods. Coming toward us now is Pat Narog. Pat was one of us that had a very famous and worthwhile career. Pat was the oldest page in the history of the El Dara State legislature. Pat lived in Brazil until his death. What's that we see flying over the gates? It looks like a 62 Black Buick. Yes, it's the Crawdadmobile. And there's Johnny Mudcreek, alias John Kelley, sitting on the hood, waving his bayonet, and there's Gail Smith, alias Greg Sutton at the wheel and Nate Robertson, alias Larry Moyer, and Robert Rhoades hanging out the windows. But wait a minute, they aren't dead yet. Oh no, Mr. Smith can't see around the glorious halo that has always blessed Sir Mudcreek. Watch out for the gates! SMASH, OH NO!! The Crawdadmobile has dropped from sight. Here comes the boys crawling be- neath the gates. What's this we see, Mr. Mudcreek reaches out and touches each boy's head and their wounds disappear. It's a miraculous sight. Everyone in Heaven rejoices. Now he hurries off with his clean living American boys to see his father who runs the place. Here comes Jean Phillips, world famous for her portrayal of Rip Van Winkle. Jean also won an academy award for her performances. Jean's life ended within her own style. She died in her sleep, the thing she did best. Gayle and Steve Schmidt are coming now. Steve is the owner of a ranch in Texas, which isn't really a fantastic thing except that his ranch is half of Texas! While drilling for oil, Gayle and Steve got in the way and were last seen floating down the Gulf of Mexico on an oil slick. And now Jim Sisk the man who took over Hugh Heftner's place. Jim was killed while riding in his bunny jet. It seems that he put the jet on automatic pilot so that he could make sure his friends were comfortable in the passenger compartment. He was gone so long the jet ran out of fuel and Jim was seen hopping his way to heaven. Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! Oh, here's Greg Redshaw. Known as Rapid Redshaw. Rapid was on a cross country minibike race when he took a wrong turn and ended up on an interstate during the rush hour! Mooooooooooooo! Here comes our cowgirl, Margaret Reeve! Margaret became the owner and operator of the largest dairy farm in the Mid-West. One evening, Margaret was milking her pet cow when the cow kicked over a lantern and near- ly burned El Dara to a crisp. No one is quite sure how Margaret made it, because when she arrived she was slightly singed. It may have been from the fire or maybe Margaret took a wrong turn! Here we see our car fiend, Julian Rodriguez. Julian died when he came home early one morning and forgot he had his car jacked up. It seems the car was 6 feet off the ground and Julian forgot his step ladder. SPLAT! ! Approaching now, I mean crawling, are our two winos, Valeri Motley and Jeanne Tunget pushing two cases of Straw- berry Hill. They came to their death when they were trying to prove that wine doesn't affect your driving. They unfor- tunately chose the Indianapolis 500 to prove it. Hey, here comes Christine Whitlock, our world renowned secretary. She's the only person in the world who could type 2l7 words a minute and take dictation at 300 words a minute. However, when she was about to top her last record of 217 w. a. m. , her electric typewriter blew up and electrocuted her. Our next classmate to arrive is Robert Newbrough, better known as Bulldozing Bobby, one of the foremost mountain sculptors by bulldozer. He met his death while sculpturing Rachel Welch. He slid off a curve. Approaching now is the Great Sarah Wood, the most famous actress the world has ever seen. Sarah gained world acclaim in her Broadway hit Off the Track. She was such a convincing actress no one ever noticed when she walked right off the stage! Susan Wallace, our professional babysitter, finally found some kids she couldn't handle. Suzie, while babysitting with Barb Metcalf's children one day, was forced into playing cowboys and Indians. She was found charcoal broiled in the mid- dle of their front room. Rick Williams, our famous book collector, was killed when he tried to stack two more books on his collection. His whole library of stacked books fell on him. Hey! Here comes Jeff now, looks like he finally made it! This isn't a costume party, I wonder why he's dressed up in that devil's costume? Now we see Grace Howell. Working at Motorola drove her to death. ... . . Here comes our great Buck Rodriguez alias Brad Rodriguez. He just pulled up in his Diamond Rio. He died spectacularly. 27 Buck was raring down a long straight stretch doing a hundred and fifty miles per hour in his big semi, when a bus load of children pulled out in front of him. He took for the ditch, smashed and disintegrated a concrete culvert, and tunneled into the ground, Six hundred feet under. This didn't hurt him, but as he was trying to pull the truck out bare handed, it caught fire and the 3,000 gallons of diesel fuel he always kept in his reserve tank exploded. And last but not least we see our Senior Class sponsors. Our first to approach the gates is Diane and Rollie Lee and all six of their boys. They were all killed when one of Rollie's eight track tape players exploded on the second chorus of Every- thing is Beautiful ! 7 Our second and last sponsor has just arrived, Mr. Rhoades. Mr. Rhoades led a very prosperous life until he was disabled from writers cramps. He was sent to a mental institution where he died when he thought his bed was his Pazzzas Ventura and went right out the window. Unfortunately he was on the 13th floor. It was Friday the 13th. The gates are now closing, for every member of the Class of 1973 has arrived. Judgment Day will soon arrive and I know that at least 50% of us will go the other way. I, Anita Boren, do will and bequeath my ability to get in trouble every day in 6th hour study hall to anyone who likes trou- ble and my fun times to Debby, Sue, and Becky. I, Debbie Clary, do will and bequeath my red, white, and blue striped jeans and all my Secretarial Practice papers to Karla Schien. I, Debby Erke, do will and bequeath my not having to come to school till 4th hour to Liz Croxville. I, Pat Fennell, do will and bequeath my singing in Home Ec. class to Cindy and Kim. I, Randy Gamer, do will and bequeath my ability to talk my way out of trouble to Mike Ralph. I, Cary Grant, do will and bequeath good-bye to my teachers and fellow classmates. Good-bye to one and all. I, Debbie Grawe, do will and bequeath all Warren's and my friends in the hall ways to both my sisters and their boyfriends. I, Carol Green, do will and bequeath my ability to avoid P. E. class to Liz Croxville. I, Regina Harris, do will and bequeath my ability to play dodgeball to Peggy and Cathy Ducey. I. Grace Howell, do will and bequeath my ability to get a free car wash in a pond to anyone who wants to try it. I, Warren Jacobs, do will and bequeath nothing, because I'm greedy. I, Jim Keller, do will and bequeath the annual to Gary Nation and my basketball ability to Jeff Tunget. I, John Kelley, do will and bequeath my constant headaches in all study halls and my fun with the girls to Toad Main, my love for all the teachers to all who come after me. I, Jeff Lewton, do will and bequeath my ability to keep Mr. K. on his toes to Dean Moyer. I, Nancy Likes, do will and bequeath my worn out clothes and all the dumb things we've done here at BHS to Vickie Fish. I, Steve Little, do will and bequeath my ability to be late for class everyday to Mickey Fee. I, Gregory J. Mills, do will and bequeath my trig, class adventures to Tim Bartlett and Ray Hirst. I, Floyd Moss, do will and bequeath my 2356 handout sheets from ag. to Bob Lister and Gary Nation and my place on the baseball bench to J. E. Brace and Ray Hirst. I, Janice Motley, do will and bequeath my deepest sympathy to all the students of Barry High who will be here next year. I, Valeri Motley, do will and bequeath my ability to make an A in Problems class to Wayne Charvet, Greg Johnson, Chuck Hazelrigg and Baby Lyndal Sutton, and my ability to shower in P. E. Class to Diane Motley, Bonnie Mathes, and of course, Lisa Lewton. I. Larry Moyer, do will and bequeath all the nice things in my locker to anyone brave enough to take them. I, Myma Nation, do will and bequeath all my Economics notes to anyone who wants to write a book on my half of our chorus folder to Jean Keller. I, Robert Newbrough, do will and bequeath all of my manners to Janet Jacobs so she can be meaner than I. I, Jean Phillips, do will and bequeath my getting to school on time and getting up at 8:00 to Barb Phillips. I, Gayle Raftery, do will and bequeath all the good times I have had at BHS to Patty Fesler and my brown tie sandals to Lisa Lewton. I, Greg Redshaw, do will and bequeath Snifty to all the freshmen boys. I, Margaret Reeve, do will and bequeath my ability to be nice to people to the junior class. I, Robert Rhoads, do will and bequeath my nude Wally Linsday pictures and my Donna Fargo tape to Speed Ogle. I, Bradford Rodriguez, do will and bequeath my ability to irritate teachers to Dick Williams. I, Julian Rodriguez, do will and bequeath my imitations to J. E. Brace and my ability to get out of class without being caught to Kenyon Reynolds. I, Steve Schmidt, do will and bequeath my ability to get in trouble in ag. class to Mark Reynolds, and being late for 1st hour P. E. to Bill Robison. I, Jim Sisk, do will and bequeath nothing, because I gave all the trouble I had, and since I'm leaving I can give no more. I, Greg Sutton, do will and bequeath a map of Siberia with instruction how to get there to Mr. K. I, Jeanne Tunget, do will and bequeath my term paper to Kathy McLaughlin. I, Susan Wallace, do will and bequeath my ability of always getting in trouble in Miss Myers class to Susan Strubinger. I, Christine Whitlock, do will and bequeath my art grades to my brother Robert Whitlock and all the fun I had in ninth hour P. E. class to all the underclassmen in 9th hour P. E. class. I, Rick Williams, do will and bequeath my long hair and sideburns to Mr. Schultz. I, Sarah Wood, do will and bequeath my nickname of the El Dara Whiz Kid to Betsy Little. 1st ROW--Jean Phillips, 2nd ROW—Patty Fennell, Carol Green, Christine Whitlock, Debbie Clary Margaret Reeve. 3rd ROW—Jim Keller, Greg Mills, Julian Rodriguez, Jeanne Tunget, Floyd Moss, Randy Gamer, Sarah Wood. NO PET5 A1I0 WED N0PET5 A1I0 WED N0PET5 AIIOWEO “Off the Track” Senior Trip Lake Ponchartrain Causeway—27 mile long bridge. I f Everyone seems alert in this shot. Aboard USS President in New Orleans. Twenty-three seniors and Le Kellum and Mr. Rhoades' get his turn at being Bill Reger, bus driver that enjoyed the day thrown in the pool, in Biloxi, Miss. Above-ground tombs in New Orleans Cemetery are Unusual. to New Orleans Bill Reger, our bus driver gives a helping hand to Gayle. The Zoo in Memphis, Tennessee was our last event on the trip. A Little horse play in their spare Gayle, Debbie, and Julian seem to be helping the Beautiful sculpture tops above- time. Captain of the Sailfish . ground tombs in New Orleans. Julian, Jim, and Steve, enjoyed a swim in the Gulf. St. Louis was our last stop on the way home. Marineland in Biloxi, Mississippi. Graduates of 1973 Bradford Rodriguez, High Valedictorian and Senior Mathematics Award. Carol Green, Salutatorian. Gayle Raftery, Valedictorian. Greg Mills, 1973 Class President and John Philip Sousa Band Award. Nancy Likes and Bradford Rodriguez, Alternate American Legion Citizenship Award winners. Carol Green and Regina Harris, SAA Scholarship Award Winners. Randy Gamer and Carol Green, Art Award Winners. Greg Mills and Carol Green, American Legion Citizenship Award winners. Jim Keller and Patty Fennel, Outstanding Senior Award. Greg Mills and Bradford Rodriguez, Bausch and Lomb Sci- ence Award winners. Juniors Tim Bartlett Kathy Blackorby J. E. Brace Gary Campbell Donise Conkright Becky Crook Liz Croxville Larry Dixon Cindy Doran Donna Ducey Lisa Elsenpeter Debbie Ervin Bruce Fee David Forshey Melvin Gilbert Cindy Haley Chuck Hazelrigg z' Kim Main Claude Malone Tom Mudd Terry Lewis Kathy McLaughlin Greg Johnson Rick Lewis Bob Lister Betsy Little Kim McDaniel Nancy Myers Gary Nation Debbie Oitker Bruce Patterson Brenda Raftery Sherry Ralph Mark Reynolds Pam Robison Mike Robertson Kevin Schalller Karla Schien John Schnepf Junior Class Officers Vickie Stickhost Betsy Little, Treasurer; Kathy Blackorby, Treasurer; David Forshey, Secretary; Gary Nation, President; Bob Lister, Vice President. Greg Ward Susan Strubinger Randy Sutton Juniors Present . . . 1st ROW--Kim McDaniel, Cindy Haley, Karla Schien, Kim Main, Cindy Doran, Donise Conkright. 2nd ROW--Liz Croxville, Claude Malone, Rick Lewis, Bruce Hirst, Pam Robison, Tom Mudd, Mark Reynolds, Greg Ward, Kathy Blackorby, Bruce Fee. Two Dates for Tonight In the Shadow of My Mind Sophomores Lewis Allen Rogenia Allensworth Kelly Bartlett Brad Blackorby Debbie Bradshaw Edna Campbell Sharon Campbell Wayne Charvat Jo Ann Cross Mickey Fee Patty Fesler Mark Forshey Joan Grawe Gallaher Terry Garrett Mark Gunder Danny Fish Kathy Forshey L. C. Fumiss Roger Bob Grimsley Carol Howell Mike Howell Glen Lain Lisa Lewton John Lister Doug Mills Dean Moyer ’t ■' 'Z’OOtX-i John Hileman Tim Main John Motley Julie Moyer Kathy Mudd Debra Oitker Barb Phillips Sherry Potter Kevin Rennecker Millie Reynolds A . Melissa Tittsworth Peggy Warner Sophomore Class Officers Mickey Fee--Treasurer; Sherry Potter--Secretary; Patty Fesler--Vice President; and Doug Mills—President. Freshmen Frances Badgley Curt Bowen Jeanne Albers Orin Campbell Jeff Capps David Croxville Marisa Davis Jim Erke Cathy Ducey Peggy Ducey 52 Julie Fee Tom Fesler Ines Garrett John Grawe Brenda Harrison Rodney Hirst Deanna Hively Mike Hively 53 Steven Hoskin Starr Forshey Janet Jacobs Eddie Johnson Jean Keller Ken Lewis Connie Malone Bonny Mathes Jera Monkman Kathy Patterson Lee Phillips Mike Ralph Janet Rennecker Bill Robison Stacey Smith Mike Snyder David Stolte David Sutton 55 Gary Sutton Patti Sutton Bill Syrcle Jeff Tunget 56 Freshman Initiation EIGHTH GRADE--1st-Mr. Wright, Miss Leeds, R. Garrett, M. Motley, T. Spann, M. Stickhost. 2nd-J. Mills, J. Poyser, W. Martin, E. Brown, 3rd-D. Smith, R. Boren, G. Rennecker, D. Hall, J. West, T. John- son. 4th-Mr. W. , Miss L. , K. Jacobs, J. Cooley, B. Brinkman, M. Welch, B. Grawe, R. Hively. 5th-P. Harrison, R. Gamer, D. Christison, D. Walker. 6th-D. Green, B. Bose, K. Schien, F. Furniss, L. Pryor, K. Heberlein, S. Nation, K. Forshey. 7th-S. Little, M. Schmalshof, D. Fesler, C. Smith, A. Conkright. SEVENTH GRADE--1st-Mr. Wright, Miss Leeds, S. Erke, D. Gallaher, T. Williams, A. McDonald, T. Syr- cle. 2nd-C. Fowler, T. Elizondo, D. Main, B. Fields. 3rd-R. Smock, R. McDonald, T. Potter, R. Whit- lock. 4th-V. Howell, T. Mosley, D. Sumpter, R. Snow, M. Hembrough, S. Little, A. Snyder. 5th-Mr. W. , Miss L. , B. Monkman, E. Doran, R. Sutton, K. Smith, J. McDannald, W. Stice. 6th-M. Heberlein, J. Fesler, R. Van Huss, J. Harris, 7th-N. Hazelrigg, G. Martin, J. Fesler, C. Peile, J. Reynolds, M. Black- orby, M. Phillips, K. Schien, 8th-D. Predmore, R. Harrison, L. Alexander, K. Constable, C Young, D. Forshey, D. Armistead. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS-- SEATED-S. Nation, J. Cooley, M. Heberlein, A. Forshey. STANDING-K. Schien Miss Leeds, B. Grawe, K. Peile, Mr. Wright, J. Harris. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS--FRONT ROW-A. Snyder, S. Little, S. Erke. SECOND ROW-K. Schien, K. For- shey, K. Jacobs. THIRD ROW-K. Smith. 60 HEAVYWEIGHTS--SEATED-Coach Hanslow, J. Mills, J. West, D. Christison, R. Garner, D. Green, B. Brinkman, Coach Jacquot. STANDING-K. Heberlein, A. Conkright, R. Snow, K. Schien, E. Doran, J. Cooley, T. Mosley. LIGHTWEIGHT-- SEATED-Coach Hanslow, J. Harris, R. Shover, M. Motley, D. Fray, D. Predmore, C. Smith, Coach Jacquot. STANDING-B. Brinkman, M. Hembrough, D. Main, T. Strubinger, M. Heberlein, B. Monkman, M. Fray, K. Pryor, J. Mills, D. Ducey. 61 Annual Staff Jeanne Tunget, Jeff Lewton, Julian Rodriguez, Rick Williams, Margaret Reeve, Greg Mills, Regina Harris, Valeri Motley, Patty Fen- nell, Myrna Nation, Steve Little, Debbie Clary, Le Kellum, Greg Redshaw, Liz Croxville, Gary Nation, Jim Keller, Carol Green, Mrs. Diane Lee. Lets get it right this time Mills. Jim carefully considers one of the many prob- lems involved in producing an annual. Steve, do you ever get the feeling you're not wanted? Hey! It fits! Jim and Carol work overtime to meet a deadline. 64 Student Council Mr. Kovachevich, B. Patterson, C. Grant, C. Howell, T. Bartlett, R. Harris, K. Main, S. Smith, D. Crox- ville, M. Nation, G. Mills, P. Fennell. Who’s Who B. Lister, L. Croxville, J. Keller, M. Nation, G. Raftery, B. Raftery, P. Fennell, G. Nation. 65 National Honor Society BARRY HIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SERVICE CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SC HOLARSHI P Carol Green, Myrna Nation, Regina Harris, Patty Fennell, Steve Little, Gayle Raftery. S.A .A. 1st ROW—M. Nation, L. Croxville, C. Green, B. Phillips, N. Myers. 2nd ROW--P. Fennell, G. Mills, M. Lewton, D. Hoskin, G. Raftery, J. Rodriguez, R. Harris, R. Garner, B. Lister, S. Little. 66 Librarian’s Club LIBRARY KNEELING—J. Moyer, K. McLaughlin, S. Strubinger, S. Robertson, SEATED—D. Bradshaw, A. Boren, S. Wallace, J. Tunget, K. Forshey, V. Motley, C. Howell, Mrs. Bethard, M. Reynolds. STANDING—T. Garrett, M. Howell, G. Howell, W. Lain, B. Crook, S. Williams, J. Rennecker, P. Sutton, J. Van Huss, C. Malone, J. Monkman, D. Hively, F. Badgley, S. Campbell, K. Mudd. G.A .A. 1st ROW--P. Williams, V. Motley, K. Schien, D. Clary, J. Fee, S. Potter, P. Fesler, M. Tittsworth, D. Oit- ker. 2nd ROW —R. Allensworth, W. Lain, J. Tunget, M. Reynolds, L. Elsenpeter, K. Forshey, K. Mudd, J. Grawe, J. Moyer. 3rd ROW—Mrs. Fudge, D. Hively, S. Robertson, A. Boren, D. Ervin, G. Howell, K. Pat- terson, S. Wallace, D. Grawe. 67 F.H.A. — H.E.R.O. 1st ROW—Mrs. Reeve, Mrs. Green, J. Tunget, M. Reeve, K. Schien, K. Main, D. Clary, C. Green, Miss Myers, K. Blackory, D. Oitker, C. Haley, C. Doran, Mrs. Main, Mrs. Doran. 2nd ROW—L. Lewton, P. Wil- liams, B. Metcalf, D. Erke, L. Croxville, P. Fennell, S. Wood, J. Phillips, I. Garrett, B. Harrison, M. Titts- worth, D. Bradshaw, R. Allenworth, Miss Taylor. 3rd ROW—J. Keller, P. Norton, D. Grawe, S. Wallace, S. Strubinger, D. Hively, K. McLaughlin, M. Reynolds, D. Phillips, D. Oitker, C. Whitlock, V. Motley, J. Fee, L. Elsenpeter. 4th ROW--S. Potter, P. Fesler, D. Conkright, G. Raftery, C. Ducey, D. Ducey, J. Rennecker, J. Albers, M. Davis, P. Ducey, S. Forshey, S. Smith, S. Campbell, J. Cross, D. lively. 5th ROW—K. Patter- son, E. Campbell, C. Malone, P. Sutton, J. Van Huss, F. Badgley, S. Williams, W. Lain, A. Boren, S. Robert- son, K. Forshey, J. Grawe, K. Mudd. 6th ROW--R. Williams, G. Sutton, L. Moyer, W. Jacobs, J. Kelley, R. Lewis, R. Newbrough, R. Rhoads. 68 King and Queen of F.H.A.-H. E.R.O. Sweetheart Ball. Floyd Moss and Carol Green. F.H.A.-H.E.R.O. and dates enjoying the music of the Local Band. F.F.A. KNEELING—R. Rhoads, W. Jacobs, L. Moyer, C. Furniss, H. Campbell, STANDING 1st R0W--0. Robertson, R. Newbrough, J. Sisk, J. Kelley, S. Schmidt, J. Lewton, J. Lister, M. Forshey, B. Lister, D. Forshey, F. Moss, G. Nation, M. Reynolds, B. Patterson, Mr. Gutshall, G. Sutton. 2nd ROW--J. Erke, J. Grawe, M. Ralph, R. Syrcle, O. Campbell, D. Sutton, E. Johnson. John Grawe serving cider at the annual FFA Barnwarming. Floyd Moss poses with last year's queen Sarah Wood and this year's queen, Donise Conkright. 69 French Club Fumiss V Fish G- Redshaw, T. Garrett, M. Lewton, G. Mills. 2nd ROW—D. Mills, L. Croxville J. Keller, L. Phillips, D. Williams, D. Croxville. 3rd ROW—P. Ducey, J. Fee, B. Phillips, R. Harris M. Reeve. 4th ROW--D. Oitker, C. Green, R. Williams, C. Ducey. 5th ROW—L. Elsenpeter, C. Malone b! Rod- riguez, Mr. Drew. Spanish Club 1st ROW--C. Howell, M. Tittsworth, M. Fee, D. Ducey, C. Bowen, R. Allensworth, B. Grimsley, Mrs. Beth- ard. 2nd ROW--K. McDaniel, M. Reynolds, j. Motley, W. Lain, J. Jacobs, D. Oitker, A. Boren, V. Motley. 3rd ROW--J. Capps, M. Motley, M. Hively, D. Stole, S. Hoskin. 4th ROW—B. Fee, R. Lewis, P. Fesler, T. Mudd. Latin Club SEATED—K. McDaniel, D. Hively, K. McLaughlin, J. Moyer, N. Myers, J. Cross. STANDING--Mrs. Bethard, B. Patterson, L. Dixon, J. Monkman, E. Campbell. A nthropology Club Art Club 1st ROW--T. Lewis, J. Rodriguez, R. Hirst, B. Little, K. Rennecker, D. Erke, Miss Leeds, R. Garner, B. Raft- eiy, B. Crook, K. McDaniel, J. Tunget. 2nd ROW—K. Schaller, D. Moyer, K. Forshey, J. Moyer, C. Whitlock, J. Motley, V. Fish, P. Schaller, S. Campbell, P. Warner, G. Johnson. 3rd ROW—J. Motley, R. Lewis, G. Sut- ton, K. McLaughlin, N. Myers, E. Campbell, D. Ervin, L. Kellum, C. Green, J. Jacobs. 4th ROW—D. Fish, T. Garrett, L. Allen, R. Hirst, J. Erke, M. Gilbert, G. Howell, C. Grant, J. Grawe, B. Robison, J. Hileman. Miss Leeds, K. McLaughlin, N. Myers, B. Raftery, B. Crook, B. Little. 72 Science Club 1st ROW—C. Bowen, D. Stotte, D. Croxville, D. Mills, J. Capps. 2nd ROW--R. Wallace, L. Phillips, S. Hoskin, M. Motley, R. Williams, G. Mills, B. Rodriguez, D. Williams, Mrs. Fagan. 73 The Science Club sponsors the annual Barry Science Fair. Experience is gained in this fair by exhibiting their projects. Dave explains his project to Mr. Jacquot. Hubb Staff SEATED--P. Robison, D. Conkright, C. Haley, R. Harris, G. Raftery, K. Blackorby, K. Main. STANDING— Mrs. Lee, S. Potter, P. Fesler, A. Boren, M. Reyonlds, L. Kellum, C. Doran, D. Ervin, J. Rodriguez, D. Croxville, M. Nation, L. Croxville, J. Lister. Every month the typing and running off of the Hub seems to fall in the hands of the Secretarial Practice Class. 74 Wig Masque 1st ROW—C. Hazelrigg, P. Fennell, L. Croxville, G. Mills, K. Main, Mr. Long. 2nd ROW—F. Moss, K. Black- orby, S. Forshey, S. Smith, P. Norton, K. Patterson, P. Ducey, L. Phillips, J. Keller, J. Fee, C. Ducey. 3rd ROW--D. Ducey, D. Ervin, R. Allensworth, D. Oitker, S. Potter, D. Mills, P. Fesler, B. Phillips, P. Williams, B. Grimsley, M. Lewton, R. Fee, M. Gunder, L. Elsenpeter, D. Hively, C. Doran. 4th ROW--L. Kellum, R. Williams, J. Rodriguez, B. Metcalf, 5th ROW—C. Grant, J. Tunget, C. Green, M. Reeve, S. Wood, D. Erke, V. Motley, J. Phillips, D. Clary. Chorus 1st ROW—R. Lewis, B. Fee, J. Rodruigez, D. Williams, D. Croxville, M. Blackorby, K. Heberlein, J. Cooley, D. Christison, B. Monk man, M. Heberlein. 2nd—Mr. Morgan, D. Walker, M. Schmalshof, B. Crook, I. Gar- rett, J. Phillips, L. Croxville, D. Erke, K. Main, S. Ralph, G. Raftery. 3rd ROW — C. Ducey, K. Blackorby, D. Conkright, C. Haley, S. Williams, S. Strubinger, M. Davis, P. Ducey, D. Hively, S. Robertson. 4th ROW — D. Oitker, P. Norton, J. Rennecker, J. Albers, S. Smith, J. Keller, M. Nation, D. Ducey, D. Ervin, W. Lain, J. Fee. „ . . 1 wirlers Sherry Potter, Carol Howell, Kathy Forshey. 76 High School Concert Band 1st ROW—D. Oitker, D. Hively, D. Hively, P. Ducey, E. Campbell, M. Lewton, L. Elsenpeter. 2nd ROW— J. Phillips, R. Harris, C. Green, D. Ducey, R. Allensworth, S. Forshey, J. Albers, C. Hazelrigg, D. Mills, K. Rennecker. 3rd ROW--P. Norton, K. Patterson, S. Williams, C. Ducey, J. Rennecker, L. Phillips, S. Smith, R. Gallaher, M. Fee, G. Mills, J. Lewton, M. Motley, B. Phillips, J. Keller. 4th ROW--M. Nation, M. Gunder, R. Lewis, D. Erke, L. Croxville, J. Fee, D. Croxville, D. Williams, J. Rodriguez, K. Blackorby, K. Forshey, S. Potter, C. Howell, Mr. Morgan. Marching Band 77 Junior Band 1st ROW--F. Fumiss, D. Fesler, J. Fesler, A. Snyder, N. Hazelrigg, J. McDaniel, 2nd ROW--M. Schmalshof, D. Armstead, T. Mosley, D. Main, J. Harris, D. Monkman, M. Blackorby, B. Brinkman, K. Heberlein. 3rd ROW--L. Pryor, M. Heberlein, J. Fesler, R. Van Huss, C. Peile, E. Doran, R. Snow, J. Cooley, D. Green, J Mills, R. Sutton, M. Phillips, 4th ROW--K. Schien, D. Predmore, G. Rennecker, K. Schien, K. Forshey, K. Smith, Mr. Morgan. D. Erke, M. Gunder, R. Lewis, M. Nation. Band Boosters worked hard to purchase new uniforms. 79 L et term en’ s Club ACROSS—Coach Fray, Coach Hanslow, J. Keller, G. Nation, T. Bartlett, R. Hirst, D. Mills, R. Lister, J. Brace, K. Bartlett, T. Mudd, M. Forshey, D. Forshey, R. Garner, J. Tunget, G. Ward, S. Hoskin, B. Grimsley, R. Lewis, M. Gunder, S. Little, M. Reynolds, B. Fee, M. Fee, D. Hoskin, K. Rennecker, R. Williams, M. Rob- ertson, J. Lister, F. Moss, T. Strubinger, G. Redshaw, M. Williams, J. Rodriguez, R. Gallaher, C. Bowen, J. Capps, R. Hirst, M. Motley, L. Phillips. i Baseball KNEELING—B. Patterson, B. Grimsley, R. Hirst, T. Mudd, R. Lewis, S. Hoskin, L. Phillips, R. Hirst. STANDING--D. Hoskin, F. Moss, B. Lister, D. Forshey, G. Redshaw, K. Bartlett, M. Forshey, B. Fee, J. E. Brace, Coach Hanslow. BARRY 6 Phil. - Emerson 5 BARRY 8 Phil. - Emerson 1 BARRY 9 Liberty 1 BARRY 17 Phil. - Emerson 9 Phil. - Emerson 3 BARRY 0 BARRY 8 East Pike 4 Perry 7 BARRY 6 Brussels 10 BARRY 3 West Pike 4 BARRY 0 Payson 13 BARRY 7 Griggsville 5 BARRY 4 83 Tigers Close Out Season With 17-8 Record SEATED--Coach Hanslow, P. Grimsley, K. Rennecker, B. Lister, J. Brace, J. Keller, R. Garner, R. Hirst, T. Mudd, Coach Jacquot. STANDING--R. Wallace, M. Robertson, J. Lister, G. Nation, J. Rodriguez, M. Reynolds, S. Little, K. Bartlett, F. Moss, G. Redshaw, Coach Fray. 79 BARRY Mark Twain 33 57 Palmyra BARRY 45 29 BARRY Bluffs 25 50 BARRY Payson 47 50 BARRY Warsaw 44 62 Unity BARRY 38 80 BARRY Perry 63 51 BARRY Brussels 50 48 Calhoun BARRY 47 72 BARRY St. Thomas 43 54 BARRY Liberty 53 64 BARRY East Pike 58 66 BARRY Central 57 68 BARRY Silex 41 55 BARRY Meredosia 54 48 West Pike BARRY 44 61 BARRY Griggsville 58 66 BARRY Pleasant Hill 36 Pike County Tournament 62 BARRY Liberty 56 63 Griggsville BARRY 44 60 Perry BARRY 58 Wenios Tournament 63 BARRY East Pike 37 43 Payson BARRY 38 77 BARRY Liberty 62 Class A Regional Tournament 63 Brown County BARRY 58 The improvement of Mark Reynolds was a key to the success of the Tigers this year. He shot 5396 from the field to lead the team and average 7.6 pts. per game. Gary Nation was the team leader in rebounds with 226 and in free throw pet. with 7496. The junior forward also averaged 15. 5 pts. per game and shot 4996 from the field. Jim Keller led the Tigers in scoring by averaging 18. 1 pts. per game and in assists with 124. Steve Little was the backbone of the Tiger defense this year. He also had 128 rebounds and 5096 from Ray Hirst was also a major factor in the team's de- the field. fense and on fast breaks. 85 Again having the lowest defensive average in Pike County and winning third place in the Wenios Tournament, the Tigers of Barry High added something new to their game—a strategy conference at the free throw line. They ended up with a 17-8 record and are looking forward to a great season next year since there were only three seniors on the team. Junior Varsity Posts Impressive Record SEATED—R. Gallaher, R. Le. is, M. Fee, M. Gunder. STANDING—D. Williams, R. Robison, D. Crox- ville, D. Mills, T. Strubinger, M. Williams, T. Bartlett, G. Johnson. 55 BARRY Mark Twain 36 82 BARRY East Pike 24 60 BARRY Palmyra 31 57 Central BARRY 55 51 BARRY Bluffs 26 52 BARRY Silex 32 57 BARRY Payson 35 55 BARRY Meredosia 53 54 BARRY Warsaw 24 69 BARRY West Pike 49 47 BARRY Unity 34 70 BARRY Griggsville 57 66 BARRY Perry 62 60 BARRY Pleasant Hill 34 43 BARRY Brussels 39 Frosh-Soph. Tournament 59 BARRY Calhoun 37 67 BARRY Griggsville 55 74 BARRY St. Thomas 31 60 East Pike BARRY 57 69 BARRY Liberty 60 59 BARRY Payson 50 88 Freshmen Basketball « SEATED—C. Bowen, L. Phillips, J. Capps, B. Syrcle, T. Fesler. STANDING--Coach Fray, R. Hirst, M. Mot- ley, B. Robison, D. Croxville, D. Williams, J. Tunget, R. Wallace. 86 Perry BARRY 49 56 Griggsville BARRY 38 65 BARRY St. Thomas 40 58 Chaddocks BARRY 46 48 Liberty BARRY 43 55 Payson BARRY 41 56 Perry BARRY 32 49 Griggsville BARRY 42 52 Pleasant Hill BARRY 33 Frosh. Tournament 67 Hannibal BARRY 23 41 Monroe City BARRY 40 36 BARRY Calhoun 33 68 West Pike BARRY 36 37 Payson BARRY 26 29 Calhoun BARRY 29 64 Pleasant Hill BARRY 18 70 Chaddocks BARRY 37 44 BARRY Liberty 35 61 BARRY St. Thomas 35 Pep Club FIRST ROW—P. Williams, J. Fee, S. Smith, L. Lewton, P. Fesler, S. Potter. SECOND ROW—K. Schien, P. Robison, D. Clary, B. Little, S. Ralph, J. Phillips. THIRD ROW—Mr. Morgan, B. Phil- lips, V. Motley, G. Raftery, M. Nation, L. Croxville. FOURTH ROW—J. Tunget, J. Motley, M. Reeve, S. Strubinger, D. Hively, K. McLaughlin, S. Williams, S. Robertson, D. Oitker. FIFTH ROW —C. Ducey, S. Wallace, A. Boren, W. Lain, J. Keller, D. Hively, K. Mudd, C. Howell. SIXTH ROW--C. Doran, D. Ducey, K. Blackorby, D. Oitker, P. Norton, K. Patterson, P. Ducey, S. Forshey. Betsy Jean Sherry Debbie Pam Karla oo X ui cC cC • cC hJ q- X Jr. Varsity Cheer eaders Sherry Potter—Sophomore Patty Fesler Julie Fee Mary Lewton, Pam Williams, Sherry Potter Stacy Smith Stacy Smith Pam Williams—Sophomore Mary Lewton--Sophomore Patty Fesler--Sophomore Julie Fee--Freshman 95 Tiger Kingdom Reigns Sophomore attendant-Lisa Lewton Escort-Bob Lister Junior attendant-Betsy Little Escort-Gary Nation Junior attend ant-Brenda Raftery Escort-Mark Reynolds 96 At BHSfor 1972-73 Flower Girl--Sherry Harris Crown Bearer—Robert McNabb Queen candidate Debbie Clary is escorted by Jim Keller. Queen candidate Patty Fennell is escorted by Julian Rodriguez. Queen candidate Gayle Raftery is escorted by Steve Little. 97 The Queen and Her Court Myma is overwhelmed as her name is announced. Vicki MonJkman, our retiring queen, crowns the new 1972-73 queen. fern'! ? 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Symington Congratulations and Thanks to the Class of 1973 Best Wishes Class of “73” WEBEL FEED MILL Complete Feeds and Supplements Pittsfield, Illinois MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY Phone 285-4424 Jacksonville, Illinois DON’S BRUCE 88 Barry, Illinois Congratulations Class of 1973 THOMAS G. MILLS AND FAMILY 115 Congratulations to the Class of 73 DR. AND MRS. B. J. RODRIGUEZ AND SONS 116 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 KENDALL-OWNBY FURNITURE Barry and East Hannibal Maytag Frigidaire G.E. Compliments of Bill Furniss THE SPOT Billards and Grills Compliments of BEN’S TAVERN Compliments of GALLAHERGARAGE Barry, Illinois Compliments of JOHN AND MARY RALPH Compliments of MR. AND MRS. LYNN ERKE TANNER S JEWELRY Bulova — Wyler — Elgin Cardinal Boned Diamonds Pittsfield, Illinois Compliments of THE DUANE DEAN FAMILY Barry, Illinois Compliments of ESTABLISHED 1888 Pittsfield, Illinois COMET FEEDS 285-2077 Compliments of K1ENTZLE SHOE STORE Pittsfield, Illinois Compliments of DONNA’S BEAUTY NOOK Barry, Illinois 335-2127 Don and Donna Gordon and Family 117 ARGYLL YARN SHOP Y arns — Accessories — Needlework 302 E. Washington Pittsfield. III. 62363 BARRY FARM CENTER Barry, Illinois KELLER PHARMACY J. B. Keller. R.Ph.. Prop. Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2712 IT’S THE REAL THING COKE Quincy, Illinois 26 Units� TV • West of Pittsfield, III. Highways 36 54 Phone 285-2129 Compliments of KELLY’S KUT’N KURL Ph. 335-2613 Barry, III. PHOTOGRAPHY BY SANDIDGE Pittsfield, Illinois Louisiana, Missouri ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. Jim Martin paints Concrete steps Barry, Illinois 335-2514 ED’S BARBER SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Ed Venicombe PIZZA KING SANDY’S 8 Delicious Locations Hannibal, Pittsfield, Quincy 118 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 KATHY BLACKORBY Compliments of CHURCHILL NURSING HOME Barry, Illinois Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ELMO BRADSHAW Barry, Illinois Best Wishes Class of “73” WALT’S CONOCO “The difficult we do immediately. The impossible takes a little longer.’ Old Highway Barry, Illinois Where good friends meet to eat ABE LINCOLN INN Pittsfield, Illinois 285-4514 Compliments of ELIZEBETH’S Barry, Illinois 119 FLETCHER MOTOR SALES Sales Service “Still Serving Customers Who Started With Us 26 Years Ago.” Used Cars — Used Trucks Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2723 DUESTERHAUS TERMITE PESTCONTROL Compliments of Free Inspection R.R. 1 Baylis MR. BIDDLE Prairie Farms Ph. 336-4941 Compliments of GILL MEMORIAL HOME Barry, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gill 120 ZIMMERMAN BROS. Pontiac — Buick Since 1915 Compliments of Pittsfield, Illinois ARTCROWDER TRUCKING BERGMAN for CIRCLE BRAND 35 Years Meat Products Pittsfield, Illinois Compliments of Congratulations To The CRUMP'S GROCERY Class of 1973 PITTSFIELD FLOWER SHOP O. B. DELL SON, INC. Flowers for All Occasions Steel Fabrication Erection P.O. Box 51 Pittsfield. Illinois62363 QUINCY SCHOOL MUSIC CENTER 832 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois 62301 OWNBY COMPANY Phone (217) 224-0175 Clothing — Dry Goods — Shoes CONGRATULATIONS Barry, Illinois FELLOW SENIORS Phone 335-2415 RICK WILLIAMS Congratulations to the Class of 1973 WAYNE HAZELRIGG EXPLOSIVES INC. STEVE NOSSER FORD 4300 Broadway Business Quincy, Illinois is OGLE’S STORE Booming Barry, Illinois Vernon Bernice 121 STATE BANK OF HULL Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1973 Compliments of RALPH S DRIVE INN AND ROLLER SKATING QUINCY TRADING POST Chrysler — Plymouth 1640 North 12th Pittsfield, Illinois Quincy, Illinois Ph. 223-0342 Compliments of HAMILTON GRAHAM PLOW SALES WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 725-735 Bainbridge Barry, Illinois Ph. 335-2511 (Barry) (217) 335-2225 f (Quincy) (217) 224-2882 WILLIAM R. CROXVILLE, C.L.U. Registered Representative Compliments of WILLIAMS STANDARD SERVICE MONY The MUTUAL Life Insurance Company OF NEW YORK First National Bank Bldg., Box, 135, Barry, Illinois 62312 Brinks Bldg., 522 Vermont, Quincy, 111. 122 PITTSFIELD FARM AND HOME Pittsfield Illinois Quincy Compliments of PINE LAKES FLOYD’S JEWELRY Illinois H H COFFEE HOUSE 111 South 6th Quincy, Illinois Ph. 223-7446 Free Parking Open 24 Hours HULL LUMBER CO. Pittsfield, 111. VILLAGE INN 285-2919 Hull, Illinois Best Wishes To The Class of 1973 KOELLER ORCHARDS. INC. Barry, Illinois Compliments of Barry, Illinois Students Welcome Best Hamburgers in Town. THE CLOTHING CENTER Pittsfield, Illinois PEERS-SHOES Main and Broadway Hannibal, Missouri 123 WBBA Two fine radio stations to give you the best in news, sports, markets, and entertainments. W.B.B.A. “A M.” Sun up to sun down every day 1580 K.C. on your dial. W.B.B.A. “F.M.” From 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day the finest in “stereo” 16 hrs. every day. 97.7 Meg. on your dial. Compliments of PHILIP M. RHOADES Best Wishes to the Class of “73” MR. AND MRS. ORAL BETHARD LISTER BROS. DUROCS Craig, Bob, and John Barry, Illinois 335-2480 Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ART VOLLBRACHT Best Wishes to The Class of 1973 Compliments of Compliments of M RS. ANN DORAN Avon Representative Barry, Illinois BUILDING A BETTER WAY TO SEE THE U S A. R. C. GRAY CHEVROLET CO. LaVETA OITKER Avon Representative BARRY REFRIGERATION AND ELECTRICAL SERVICE Pittsfield, Illinois Kenneth Cooley Barry, Illinois 124 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 125 US. ARMY OPPORTUNITITES UNLIMITED Contact your local Army Representative Compliments of LOCK FUNERAL HOME Barry, Illinois Compliments of JOHN SCYOC PONTIAC BUICK, INC. Broadway at Eighth Hannibal, Missouri 221-0044 BARRY-WEST PIKE NEWS 516 Broadway Hannibal, Mo. Call collect: 314-221-1927 HAYS-GATES INSURANCE A Dependable Agency Since 1926 Ph.335-2113 Barry, Illinois Compliments of SELBY IMPLEMENT CO. Farm Equipment Appliances 1995 N. 24th Street Quincy, Illinois Located at the Barry Industrial Corporation Building Quality Angus Breeding Stock For Sale EBONY ACRES Compliments of W. W. Fennell Family WINSTON S PHARMACY New Salem, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Phone 285-6889 126 Congratulations to the PARIES ANDSUPPLIES Class of 1973 Rosalie Smith JOE AND DIANE Box 177 ACKLES APPLE ACRES Plainville, Illinois New Hartford, Illinois Phone 248-3950 Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1973 ALLEN FIRESTONE MR. AND MRS. CHARLES W. MOSS Pittsfield, Illinois J. E. GULLY — INSURANCE Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2210 Auto Farm Home Business Compliments of Compliments of SEARS CATALOG STORE WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Pittsfield, Illinois Pittsfield, Illinois Owner Herbert W. Lehenbauer Compliments of Compliments of PEILE FARMS TOWN COUNTRY SHOP Dick and Agnes Peile R.R.3 Phone 285-2414 Pittsfield, 111. Pittsfield, Illinois 127 FLOYD RENNECKER Garage and Equipment Case Sales and Service Barry, Illinois Force. It’s great training. The kind that will pro- vide a great future . . . and $288 and more a month for wheels and go-places, do-things action while you're learning such high paying skills as computer technician, aircraft mechanic, account- ant, electronic technician or one of dozens of other technical or business specialties. You'll receive some extra benefits, too — like paid vacations, promotions, free medical and dental care. Get all the details from your Air Force recruiter today. Phone 335-2652 Find yourself in the United States Air Force Frankden Orchard’s GAMBLES Appliances, Hardware Auto Supplies, Linoleum Also, Motorola Television We Service What We Sell Esther Ronald Oitker Barry, Illinois APPLE BASKET Vi Mile East of Barry on Rt. 36 Open April thru January Tree Fresh Fruit — Produce Gifts — Antiques 128 ANNIES CANDIES 125 N. Main St. Hannibal, Missouri Dutch Mill Candies Norcross Greeting Cards Compliments of K E MARKET N. L. (BUTCH) LUMLEY STANDARD OIL Custom Crop Spraying Best Wishes Class of “73” Barry, Illinois Limestone and Fertilizer Anhydrous Ammonia Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2035 Compliments of HOTEL QUINCY Quincy, Illinois Exclusive Fashions WINNINGS PEG’S Downtown Huck Finn Shopping Center Hannibal, Missouri Compliments of HANNIBAL QUINCY TRUCK LINES 3820 Wisman Lane Quincy, Illinois 62301 Compliments of HARVEY’S FURNITURESTORE 1900 North 12th Quincy, Illinois FISHER BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 831 Maine Street Quincy, Illinois “Everything for the Office” 129 For and evening of Entertainment ZOETHEATRE Pittsfield, Illinois Compliments of MR. AND MRS. MALCOLM MOTLEY Compliments of Compliments of SUZANNE’S BEAUTY SALON MR. AND MRS. HENRY MOTLEY, SR. Barry, Illinois G H PHARMACY INC. Compliments of Pittsfield, Illinois CARL’S SERVICE SUPPLY Prescriptions, Cosmetics Carl Betty Cunningham Russell Stover Candy Pittsfield, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Grant Barry, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Harry Uppinghouse Barry, Illinois Pat Hoskin’s Beauty Salon Barry, Illinois Lewis Motley Barry, Illinois Hi-Way Cafe Barry, Illinois Stuarts’ Hide-Away Barry, Illinois Barry Shell Service Barry, Illinois A Friend Barry, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Loraine Hoskin Barry, Illinois W. H. J. F. Reeve Jersey Farm Barry, Illinois Norton’s Old General Store Barry, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Ross Motley ElDara, Illinois Ideal Hardware Pittsfield, Illinois Jack Jill Shop Pittsfield, Illinois Dainty Dress Shop Pittsfield, Illinois Lowry Motell Pittsfield, Illinois Montgomery Ward Pittsfield, Illinois Dairy Queen Pittsfield, Illinois Casteel Color Wheel Pittsfield. Illinois Strauss’ Pittsfield, Illinois Pike County Abstract Company Pittsfield, Illinois Dr. F. J. O’Connell Pittsfield, Illinois Niebur Insurance Pittsfield, Illinois The Brass Lion Pittsfield, Illinois Wendell Johnson Implement Co. Pittsfield, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Basil Williams Pleasant Hill, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. George Kaseri Los Angeles, California 130 BLEIGH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Hy-Way 168 Hannibal, Missouri 221-2247 _ Compliments of BARRY NURSING HOME PEPSI Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard PEPSI’S GOT A LOT TO GIVE 26 Bed capacity Rehabilitation Activity Program approved by: Illinois Department of Public Health 24 Hour Nursing Service Phone 335-2411 131 Sandals THE BLACK MARKET Barry, Illinois Tapes — Tape Players Sales and Service Roger Rollie Harris Lee business phone 217 285-4051 home phone 217 285-4120 restaurants Thomas E. Spindler MANAGER SANDY’S OF PITTSFIELD, INC. 946 W. WASHINGTON PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS 62363 Compliments of TERRY’S BODY SHOP AND GARAGE Insurance Jobs Welcome “Free Estimates” Mr. and Mrs. Terry J. Oitker Mark and Eric The new Barry High School under construction. 132