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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1984 volume:

Co-Editors—Linda Hively, Dena Motley Division Page Design—Mark Nation Photographers—Kyle Fee, Mary McDannald Advisor—Mrs. Diane Lee DEDICATION Th€ Senior Class of 1984 wishes to dedicate the 1983 84 annual in memory of Bill Dolbeare He loyally served our school for 22 years as janitor and maintenance supervisor. His presence will be missed by all those who knew him. 2 ADMINISTRATION C Michael Kovachevich Superintendent Kenneth Fagan Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION L R-Dr B J Rodriguez. Leon West. Dick Peile. Rollie Lee. Barre Hunter, Bob Smith. Gary Mam 3 Mr. Mel Drew French and Guidance Mr Jim Hembree Boys' Physical Ed. and Ass't Coach Mr Bill Jacquot H.S. Math, Athletic Director, Varsity Coach FACULTY Mrs Melinda Fagan Biology, Chemistry, Adv. Science Mr Steven Houzenga Vocation Ag. and Shop Mrs. Diane Lee Business Education Mr John Foote H.S. Art, 7th 8th English Mrs. Venda Hunter Librarian Mr Tom Morgan Band 7th Grade Chorus Miss Mary Myers Home Economics Mr Philip Rhoades H.S. History Mr Scott Rigg Drivers Ed., Jr. Hi Coach Mrs. Pat Ruble Girls’ Physical Ed. and Girls' Sports Mr. Stephen Schultz Physics, Earth Science and Jr Hi Science Mrs. Judy Steers H.S. and 8th Grade Chorus Mrs Lorraine Steinberg Jr and Sr English. Speech Mrs. Linda Syrcle Fresh Soph, 7th English Mrs. Linda Wyatt Jr Hi Math and H.S. General Math SECRETARY Mrs Debbie Rennecker SECRETARY Miss Kelly Smith BOOKKEEPER Mrs Mary Lou Patterson COOKS L R — R Darnell. E. Brace, K. Constable. S. Hoskins. JANITORS L R — Louis Hoyt. Larry Darnell. A.J. Darnell. BUS DRIVERS L R - Carl Hart. Annabelle Still, Ronnie Oitker, Perry Metcalf, Larry Darnell. Jerry Lundberg. 7 SCOTT DAMON ARMISTEAD “Scott” FFA 14; Quincy Vo-Tech 3,4; French Club 4 ROSEMARY CATHERINE CAMPBELL “Rosemary” Band 14; Volleyball 1. MGR 2 4; Art Club 2; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 14; Librarians Club 4. USA ANN CRUTTENDEN “Lisa” Pep Club 13; president 3; Wig and Masque 13; SAA 14; National Honor Society 3,4; FHA 14; Public Relations 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Science Club 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 13; Hub Staff 1-3; Class Vice President 1; International Science and Engineer Fair 3.4; National Junior Science and Humanities Sympo sium 3. BARBRA KAYLEEN BOREN “Bobbie” FHA 1,3 4; Pep Club 13; Art Club 4; Chorus 2,3; Librarians Club 3,4; Chorus Play 3. LORI LEE CONSTABLE “Lori” Wig and Masque 2; FHA 1-4; Pep Club 1-3; Quincy Vo-Tech 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 14; Marching Band 1-4; Expanded Colorguard 1 4; Cheerleader 1 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate; National Honor Society 4. JAMES LOUIS DYE “J.L.” Basketball manager 2,3; Baseball 2, Science Club 3,4 9 MARY EMMA EHLERT •Mary” FHA 2-4; FFA 3-4; Pep Club 2; Librarians Club 3; Wig and Masque 3; Art Club 4; FHA officer 3,4. KEVIN DEAN FOSTER ‘Kevin” Band 1,2.4; FHA 3; French Club 4; Quinch Vo-Tech 3,4; Science Club 3; Baseball 3,4. GARY SCOTT FURNISS “Scott” Baseball 1; Science Club 1,2; Student Council 2; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 14; Marching Band 14, Jazz Band 3; Basketball 1-4; Lettermen's Club 14; French Club 14; Treasurer 2; TEAMS Competition 3,4; Quiz Bowl 4. Boy's State Representative 3; KGRC Player of the Week 3; 1984 Pike County Confer ence East West All Star Game Player Alternate; National Honor Society 4. DAVID PAYNE GUTHRIE “David Lettermen’s Club 1; Basketball 1. Man ager 2,3; Science Club 14; International Science Fair 2,4; Underclassmen Science Award 2; Westinghouse Top 300 4; Wig and Masque 13; Hub Staff 1,2; Marching Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; National Honor Society 4. 10 CHARLES LEE KENDALL “Charlie” Baseball 2 4; Basketball 2-4; Lettermen’s Club 2-4; FHA 3,4; Wig and Masque 3; Art Club 4, Baseball Tiger Pride Award 3,4; Chicago Cubs “Salute to Cham pions” 4. DAVID ROBERT LEE “Dave” French Club 2-4; Wig and Masque 2.3; FHA 2,3; Wig and Masque Club Best Actors Award 2; French Club Vice Presi- dent 2,3, President 4; Class President 2-4. LINDA SUE HIVELY “Linda” Annual Staff, Jr. Ed. 3, Co-Editor 4; Hub Staff 3. Wig and Masque 2,3; Librarian’s Club 4. FHA 1-4; Science Club 1,2; Pep Club 1-3, Vice President 3; Marching Colorguard 14; Expanded Colorguard 1-4 JEFFREY MICHAEL HOSKINS “Jeff’ Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; March ing Band 14, Drum Major 3,4; Letter men’s Club 1-3; Baseball 1-3; Basketball 1; Premier Boys’ State 3; FHA 4; French Club 4 SUSAN KAY HOWARD “Susan” Cheerleading 14; FHA 14; GAA 1; Band 14; Softball 1; Wig and Masque 3; Pep Club 13; Class Treas Sec. 1.2; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 1,3; Homecoming Queen 4; Volleyball 4 MICHAEL DALE JOHNSON “Michael” Jazz Band 3; Pep Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4; Science Club 2; FHA 4; Expanded Colorguard 2; Pike County Select Band 2. ' V ' 11 MARY ANGELA MC DANNALD “Jake” Science Club 1-4; Band 14; Colorguard 2 4; Annual Staff 2 4, Photographer; French Club 1-3; Pep Club 1-3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; GAA 2.3; Hub Staff 2; FHA 3.4; National Honor Society 3,4; SAA 1,3. ROBERT EDWARD MC NABB Robert Art Club 2.4; French Club 2-4; Band 1. LISA ALLEN MC TUCKER “Lisa Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 1; Expanded Colorguard 14; Marching Colorguard 2-4; FHA 1-4; Vice President 4; GAA 1,2; Softball 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Wig and Masque 1,2. 12 WILLIAM LEE MILLER “Billy Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Annual Staff 4 JAMES GLENN MILLER “Jimmy RITA LYNN MILLER “Rita FHA 1; GAA 1 4; French Club 4, Volley ball 14; Softball 1,3,4; Librarian’s Club 3,4; Quinch Vo-Tech 3,4. DENA SUE MOTLEY “Dena Cheerleading 1-4; FHA 14, Public Rela lions Officer 3,4; Piano accompanist (Chorus) 14; Band 14; Colorguard 14, Captain 4; Class President 2, Sec. Treas 3, Vice President 4; Pep Club 1-3; Student Council 1; Music Contest 4, Annual Staff, Jr Editor 3, Co Editor 4; Hub Staff 4; Wig and Masque 3; College Bowl Team 4; SAA 4, National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Attendant 2; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Student of the Week Month 4; 1984 Pike County Conference East West All Star Game Cheerleader; Chicago Cubs Salute to Champions” 4; Prom Queen 4. GREGORY MICHAEL MOTLEY Greg Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2; FHA 4; Let termen’s Club 1-4; Science Club 1; Art Club 2,3; PCC Honorable Mention in Basketball; Hannibal Courier Post Honorable Mention in Basketball; 1984 Pike County Conference East West All Star Game Player, MARK ALAN OITKER “Mark” Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Lettermen’s Club 1-4; Art Club 1-4; FHA 1-4; Annual Staff 4; PCC All Tourney Team, Wenois All Tourney Team; Hannibal Courier Post Honorable Mention; PCC Honorable Mention; 1984 Pike County Conference East West All-Star Game Player. SARAH KATHLEEN REYNOLDS “Sarah Track 1; FHA 14; Pep Club 13; Science Club 2 4; French Club 2-4, Sec Treas. 4; Marching Flags 2-4; Expanded Color gaurd 2 4; Wig and Masque 2,3; School Plays 2.3; Art Club 3,4; GAA 3,4; Softball 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Librarians Club Vice President 4; Homecoming Queen Candi date 4; National Honor Society 4. 13 STEWART TODD SMITH T odd Band 1-4; Basketball Manager 14; 1984 Pike Conference East-West All-Star Game Statistician; Baseball 1,2,4; FHA 4; Wig and Masque 3; Baseball Most !m proved Player 1. PEGGY TERESA SNYDER “Teresa” Chorus 2 4; FHA 1-4; Pep Club 1,2. GEORGE EDWIN STEARNS “George FFA 1-4, president, secretary; Band 1-4; Baseball 1. DONALD WAYNE ST1CE Donnie” French Club 1,2; Art Club 1,2. ANGELA MARIE STOCKTON Angela FHA 1; GAA 1-4; Volleyball 14; Librar lans Club 2-4; French Club 4. 14 TIMOTHY CARL SWARTZ ‘‘Tim Baseball 14, Basketball 13; Track 1; FFA 2 4, FHA 4; Art Club 2 4. MARTHA DAWN TITTSWORTH “Martha” ANNA MAY WINNER “Anne” Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; March- ing Band 1-4; Expanded Colorguard 1-4; Marching Colorguard 4; Pep Club 2,3; Science Club 1-4; Librarians Club 2.4, Treasurer 4; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; FHA 1-4. DANIEL JOSEPH WARD Danny” Basketball 1.3; Baseball 1,3.4; Letter- men's Club 1,3,4; Track 1. Senior Officers - Front • L-R — D. Motley, L. Constable, D. Lee 15 CUTEST PRETTIEST SMILE IN OUR SENIORS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lisa Cruttenden Dave Lee 16 Lori Constable Jeff Hoskins OPINIONS ... MOST ATHLETIC Rita Miller Mark Oitker MOST POPULAR Susan Howard Mark Oitker BEST DRESSED Charlie Kendall Dena Motley CLASS CLOWN Linda Hively and Donnie Stice 17 CLASS OF 1984 David Lee — Class President, American Legion Award, Barry Alumni Scholarship Alternate. Dena Motley — Valedictorian, Outstanding Senior. American Legion Award, PTA Vocational Scholarship Alternate. Marion A Koeller Memorial Award, Culver Stockton $3000 Scholar ship. Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Lisa Cruttenden — Salutatorian. Honorable Mention Ameri can Legion Award, SAA Scholarship. Bausch and Lomb Science Award, $8000 Ohio State Scholarship, Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship David Guthrie — Outstanding Senior, Honorable Mention American Legion Award, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Hannibal LaGrange Scholar ship. Mary McDannald PTA Vocational Scholarship, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, John Wood Talent Scholarship, Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Charlie Kendall Barry Alumni Scholarship. Todd Smith John Phillip Sousa Award. Hannibal LaGrange Scholar ship. Rita Miller — Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Scott Armistead — Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Scott Furniss — Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship, $500 Oklahoma Christian College Scholarship. 19 20 JUNIORS Linda McNary Tom Manard Dennis McDonald Art McNabb Tim Mam Lisa Miller Debra Owens Rick Peile Gary Robbins Ronnie Saxbury Wayne Scranton Rich Snow 22 ALL NIGHT LONG Prom Royalty King, George Stearns; Queen. Dena Motley; 1st runners up — Barb Baker and Charlie Kendall; 2nd run ners up — Kennan Fagan and Susan Howard 25 Sophomores 26 Gary l.iesen Richard McTucker Sandra Manard Kent Mast Kristi Shover Steve Slayton Kassie Smith Mary Smith Michael Sulin Paula Wittier 27 Freshmen OFFICFRS: (LR)-L. Mam. P Slayton. G Herzog Julie Bauer Danny Blackorby Troy Bradshaw Michael Brinkman Shane Fagan Joey Fesler Gary Fish Kathy Foster 28 Becky Higgins Tina Houseweart Linda Lish Ronnie Malone Doug Hively Bobby Kendall Lynette Mam James Marthaler Melissa Pam Pam Slayton Laura Ward Sherry Wright 29 30 ANNUAL STAFF Front L R — S Reynolds. M Nation. K Fagan; 2nd — S. Howard. B Miller. K Fee. M Oitker. L. Hively Motley. L McTucker. B Baker. M McDannald -JU. SAA (L R)—K. Fee, L. Cruttenden, M. McDannald National Honor Society (L R)—M. McDannald, L. Cruttenden, D. Motley FHA Front (L-R)-Miss M Myers, Mrs. D. Gordon. Mrs. N McTucker, C. Sappington. M Furniss, L. McTucker. L. Cruttencfcn A Winner. M Ehlert D Motley. Mrs. C Motley. Ms. M McDannald; 2nd-P Fesler. K Foster. E Deitzman, J. Smith. L. Ward, L McNary. G. Motley. S Reynolds. L. Hively. J McDannald. R. Campbell. T Snyder. 3rd-B. Boren. B. Gordon, S. Wright. M Parn L. Main. J. Bauer B Smith. D Gordon. D Owens. M. Casto. P Wittier, S. Howard, 4th-C. Benton, M. Smith. B Higgins, P Slayton. L Haxel M Neff C Rawlings. D. Schwartz. J. Marthaler. M Hively. M Foster. K. Smith. 5th-K. Shover. L. Constable. J W.nningham B Baker. D Hembrough. M Johnson. C Kendall. L Allen. B Bower. G. Herzog. T. Smith. K. Whitlock. 6th-D. Robbins. J. Hart. R McTucker. E. Newman. T. Schwartz. R. Benson. K Fagan, K. Sulin. M. Oitker, J. Hoskins. FFA Front L R-T. Manard, K. Kendall. M Ehlert. D Robbins, T Main. R. Peile, J. Hart. G. Stearns. B. Bower, M Nattona. R McTucker. R. Benson, E. Newman; 2nd—R. Saxbury. D. Parrack, M. Brinkman. R. Malone, T. Bradshaw, L. Casto, Mr. S. Houzenga; 3rd—K. Dean. J. Fesler, K Mast, S. Armistead. R Logsdon, K. Owens; 4th—G. Leisen. D. Motley. 33 Science Club Front—Mr. S. Schultz; Sitting (L R)-B. Gordon, B Higgins, K Foster, L. Ward, K. Sulin, T. Kovachevich; 3rd-Mrs. M Fagan. A Thompson. L. Cruttenden, S. Reynolds, J. McDannald, M Foster, A. Miller, M. Hubbard; 4th-D McDonald R Saxbury Bradshaw. P. Slayton, L Haxel, M Neff, C Rawlings, D. Swartz. J. Marthaler, M. Hively. M Foster, K Smith; 5th K Shover l’ Constable, J Winningham. B Baker, D, Hembrough, M. Johnson, C. Kendall, L. Allen, B. Bower. G Herzog, T Smith K Whitlock; 6th—D. Robbins, J. Hart, R. McTucker. E. Newman, T. Swartz, R. Benson, K. Fagan, K. Sulin, M. Oitke’r, J. Hoskins French Club Front (L R)— J. Winning ham, L McNary, M Drew, D Lee; 2nd-J. Kirby. R Miller, S. Armistead, A Stockton, R McNabb, S. Reynolds, 3rd—A. McNabb, D. Hembrough. R Snow, K. Kendall, K. Foster. J. Hoskins, T Kuntz, D McDonald. Quincy Vo-Tech Front (L R)—R Miller, L. Constable. J. Dye Back (LR)-S. Armistead. K Foster Art Club Front (L R)-J Logsdon. J. Kirby. J. Smith. B Boren. B Kendall. L. Lish, C Kendall. SF n-ME 1- R Reynolds. R Logsdon; Back—R. Saxbury. Mr. J. Foote. R Snow. R Benson, L Allen. A McNabb. J. Hart. M Oitker, R. McNabb, D. Hembrough. M. Nation 35 Chorus Left Right—L. Miller, E. McDonald. G. Dye, T. Snyder, Mrs. Steers Librarians Club Front (L-R)—C. Sappington, L. Haxel, C. Rawlings, C. Benton, M. Parn, J. Bauer; Back (L-R)—Mrs. Hunter, R. Campbell, S. Wright, P Slayton, B Higgins, R Miller, A. Stockton, L. Hively, A. Winner, B Boren, K Whitlock, G. Herzog, S. Reynolds 36 Front Colors Left Right L Haxel, C. Rawlings. M Hively, G. Herzog Marching Band Front (L R)—T. Main, J. Hoskins; 2nd-G. Herzog, T Kuntz, P Slayton, M McDannald, D Motley, K. Shover, J. Winningham, B. Smith, L Haxel; 3rd— M Wallace. M Brinkman. S. Slayton, G. Fish, W Scranton, D. Hembrough, M Johnson, R. McTucker. L. Constable, C Benton. B Kendall, S. Howard. B Baker; 4th K Sulin, D Gordon, S. Wright. Foster. L. Main, L. Frohn. R Campbell, J. Bauer. L Miller. M Neff, E McDonald. L. Gil lium, C. Kendall; 5th—R Malone. M Sulin, A Flynn. K Dean, J Archambo, S. Furniss. D Black orby, J. Fesler. M Furniss. K Foster. G. Stearns. R Peile. T Smith; 6th-M Hively, J. Erke, S. Manard, L. McTucker, A Winner. T Bradshaw. D Guthrie. C Sappington, L Hively. S. Benton, P Fesler, C Rawlings; Absent — S. Reynolds 37 Flags Center-D. Motley; Second L R)-L. Haxel, S. Wright, P. Fesler, D. Gordon. J. Erke, S. Manard, L. McTucker, A Winner. C Sappington, L Hively, S Benton, C Benton, L. Constable, G. Herzog; Absent—S. Reynolds Rifles 38 Front (L-R)—K. Shover, M. McDannald, L. Main, P. Slayton, T. Kuntz, J Winningham, B Smith, W. Scranton, T Main Expanded Colorguard Front—K Shover; 2nd-L Main, P Slayton, T Kuntz, J. Winnmgham. B Smith, W Scranton, T Main, J McDannald, 3rd Haxel. S Wright. P Fesler, D Gordon, J Erke, S. Manard, L. McTucker, D Motley, A Winner, C. Sappington, L Hively, S. Benton, C. Benton, L Constable, G Herzog; Absent—S. Reynolds Drum Majors (L R)—J Hoskins, T. Main 39 GAA Front L R — G Herzog, L. Haxel. P Slayton. S Wright, M Furntss. B Smith, J Bauer. D Gordon. 2nd — S Benton, S. Reynolds. S Howard. A Stockton. A Winner, R Miller. R Campbell. B Baker 3rd - B Higgins. C Sappington, C. Rawlings. L Miller. L. Ward. S Manard. K Shover. M Foster 4th — M Pam. Mrs Ruble. M Neff. L Main, C Benton. G. Dye, S Miller LETTERMENS CLUB Logsdon, J Hart. E. Newman. R McTucker, T. Manard, M Nation, S. Moyer. R. Logsdon, K Mast. R Miller 3rd — G. Fish. K Owens, J. Archambo. J. Fesler, M Brinkman. S. Fagan, T Bradshaw, D Swartz, B. Kendall. S. Slayton, K Dean. 41 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Front L R — S. Howard, A. Stockton. 2nd — A. Winner, R. Miller. R. Campball. 3rd L. Hively, M. Furniss, S. Manard, C Benton, S. Miller. B Higgins, M Hively. 4th G. Dye. B. Baker. C. Sappington. C. Rawlings, L Miller, S. Benton, M. Neff. J.V. VOLLEYBALL Front L R — G. Herzog, D. Gordon. 2nd M Hively, L. Ward, L Haxel, S. Wright. M. Foster. L. Main, B Higgins. 3rd — S. Manard. P. Slayton, J. Bauer, B. Smith, M Furniss. C. Benton, M Parn. S. Miller. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front L R — L McTucker. B Baker. K Shover. 2nd S. Howard, D. Motley. L. Constable. J.V. CHEERLEADERS 43 L R — L Haxel. D. Gordon. L. Main, B Smith, P Slayton. A CHRISTMAS CONFECTION Rr°M tL Rl, J, uke' KMSK?VCr' B,SJmi'hUL Ma,n'S Manard' B Baker. 2nd - G. Motley. S. Slayton. S Moyer. V. Wood. S Howard C Ragan Furnis!110 ' J H ' M Nat'°n 3rd C Kendail' S ReVnolds' T Bradshaw. K. Fa9an, B. Jacquot. L. Constable. M Oitker. D Motley9 s’ Greg Motley escorted Junior attendant, Jamie Erke. 44 Sophomore attendant, Sandra Manard, was escorted by Jeff Hart. Lynette Mam, Freshman attendant, was escorted by Richard McTucker. Steve Slayton escorted Sophomore attendant, Coach Bill Jacquot escorted retiring Kristi Shover. Queen Tracey Bradshaw Freshman attendant, Bethany Smith, was Flower Girl — Cobie Ragan. Crown escorted by Stephen Moyer. Bearer — Vincent Wood. Homecoming Queen — Susan Howard Senior Queen Candidate, Lori Constable, was escorted by Mark Oitker. Senior Queen Candidate Dena Motley, was escorted by Scott Furniss. Kennan Fagan escorted the new queen, Susan Howard. Charlie Kendall escorted Senior Queen Candi date, Sarah Reynolds. 47 J.V. BASKETBALL Front ■ L R — G. Fish, S. Fagan, M Brinkman. 2nd Moyer, Coach Hembree. Coach Rigg, J. Fesler. K Dean, J. Archambo, S. BARRY 57 West Pike 50 BARRY 61 Marion Co. 50 BARRY 69 Bluffs 51 Payson 4« BARRY 37 Brown County 76 BARRY 34 Unity 66 BARRY 50 BARRY 58 Meredosia 45 Pleasant Hill 50 BARRY 25 Central 45 BARRY 35 Carthage 67 BARRY 48 Brussels 76 BARRY 53 Perry 58 BARRY 54 West Pike 30 BARRY 25 Liberty 53 BARRY 38 Griggsville 75 BARRY 46 Routt 54 BARRY 53 Winchester 46 BARRY 36 Calhoun 76 BARRY 38 Pleasant Hill 47 BARRY 37 48 mam VARSITY BASKETBALL Front LR L Miller. T Bradshaw, T Smith. B Kendall. M Neff 2nd S Moyer. R McTucker. Coach Hembree. Coach Jacquot. Coach Rigg. J. Hart. M Nation. 3rd G Motley. S. Furniss, M. Oitker. K Fagan. BARRY 66 BARRY 65 BARRY 66 BARRY 55 Liberty 76 Payson 64 Payson 67 Brown County 64 BARRY 54 Meredosia 75 Pleasant Hill 38 BARRY 75 Payson 76 Pleasant Hill 55 Central 77 Carthage 70 Brussels 72 BARRY 73 BARRY 52 Liberty 63 Griggsville 72 BARRY 64 Winchester 72 Calhoun 79 Central 62 West Pike 60 Marion Co. 38 Bluffs 52 Pleasant Hill 52 OT BARRY 43 BARRY 35 BARRY 55 BARRY 52 Unity 53 OT BARRY 58 BARRY 36 West Pike 68 BARRY 49 BARRY 39 BARRY 65 BARRY 52 BARRY 52 Perry 48 West Pike 49 BARRY 51 BARRY 60 Routt 56 BARRY 47 BARRY 51 BARRY 52 Mark Oitker Co-Most Valuable Player Leading Rebounder Pike County Conference Tournament Team Wenois Tournament Team Pike county Conference Honorable Mention Hannibal Courier Post All Area Honorable Mention Quincy Herald Whig All Area Honorable Mention Pike County Conference East West All Star Game (Participant) k I 50 PCC Tournament Wenois Tournament •‘Regional Tournament Team Statistics FGM 543 FGA FG% FTM 12% 42 281 FT A 437 FT% 64 TP 1367 PPG 54.7 ASSISTS 3% REB OFF DEF 321 538 Greg Motley Co Most Valuable Player Most Assists Leading Scorer Best Free Throw Percentage Pike County Conference Honorable Mention Hannibal Courier Post All Star Honorable Mention Quincy Herald Whig All Area Honorable Mention Pike County Conference East West All Star Game (Participant) Jeff Hart Scott Furmss Best Field Goal Percentage Pike County Concerence East West All Star Game (Alternate) Mark Nation Richard McTucker Kerman Fagan Most Improved Player 51 Stephen Moyer 52 53 SOFTBALL Front L R M. Curtis. R Miller. B. Smith. C Benton, M Neff. C. Sappington, M Furniss. J Smith, S Miller. 2nd S Benton, L. Ward. L Main. C. Rawlings. L. Miller, S. Reynolds. K Shover. P Slayton. Mrs. Ruble. B Baker 54 FALL BASEBALL Front L R C Kendall. K Mass. K Foster. M Oitker. T Smith. R McTucker. S Moyer. R Miller, E Newman. S Slayton 2nd J Fesler. M Brinkman. K Fagan. R Logsdon. T Swartz. J. Logsdon. D Ward. StNIOR STATS' Most Improved — Kennan Fagan B A 295 2 year letterman Highest Batting Avg Todd Smith B A 342 2 year letterman Most Stolen Bases (10) - Dan Ward B A. 310 3 year letterman Most Valuable Player Mark Oitker Most RBI 13. B A 271, P R 3 3 4 year letterman Tiger Pride Award Charles Kendall Team Records 8-9 Final Record 3rd Barry Inv. Tourney 3rd Pery Inv. Tourney 4th Payson Inv. Tourney Tied 2nd P.C.C. 55 Top L R — T. Kuntz, A Kurtz, D. Kinne, J. Johnson, M. Fee. C. Barnes. C. Bulter; 2nd — T. Hoover. B. Constable. B Tittsworth, J. Chaplin. 3rd C Williams. T. Stearns. D Fish, E. Nation. C. Hoover, E. Deitzman, S. Goodwin, 4th — R Curtis, B Robbins. D. Houseweart, P Casto. M Rowden, Z. Smith. M Saxbury. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Front L R C. Barnes. K Baker. J. Fesler. O Scranton. D. Gordon; 2nd — E. Slayton. A Thompson, A Butler. M Fee, J. Johnson. K. Fagan. J. McDonald; 3rd — D Howard. E. Dean. E. Nation, I. Deitzman, S. Goodwin, D Parrack, Z. Smith. T Stearns. R. Winner 57 BARRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRADE 7 1985 - 1984 Top L R — Mr. Foote. E. Brown. D Parrack. J. Roate, T McNary. E. Slayton. K. Fagan. A Thompson. C. Smith; 2nd D Malone. O Scranton. B Armistead. R Robinson. A Tittsworth. M Hively; 3rd A Bulter. D McCallister. K Baker. G. Patterson. T Kovachevich. T Rowden. R Bowen. J Kirby. J Wintjen; 4th — B McDonald. J Fesler. J McDonald. M Motley. R Winner. A Lynch. R Bratsch. K McLaughlin. D. Gordon. 5th M. Gully, A. Miller. E. Dean. D Howard. T. Williams, S Moyer. L. Morrow. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS 58 Front L R — T Kovachevich. R Winner. A. Tittsworth. L Morrow. D Houseweart. J Johnson; 2nd M Gully. M Rowden, J. Chaplin. E. Dean. A. Lynch. A Miller; 3rd S. Goodwin. T McNary. K Baker. R Bowen. J. Fesler. M Motley. CLASS A Front L R K McLaughlin. J Wintjen. M Gully. C. Baker. R Bratsch. J Fesler. T Williams. D Parrack; 2nd — L Morrow. K Fagan. A Tittsworth, T. Kovachevich. R Curtis. S. Moyer. D Howard. R Winner. D. Gordon. CLASS C Front L R ____ K McLaughlin. L. Morrow. R Winner. S. Moyer. M Gully. D Howard; 2nd — R Bratsch. T Kovachevich. D. Houseweart. R Curtis. M Rowden, E Nation. T. Stearns. K Fagan 59 JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Front L R P. Ward, D McCallister, B Ash. M Hubbard, J. Roate. 2nd — E Brown, E. Oitker, E. Slayton, B. Malone 3rd W. Gwartney, M. Fee, T Rowden. A Thompson 4th B Gwartney. C. Wil liams, D. Fish. M Hively. 5th Mr Wood JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 60 Front — S. Moyer. 2nd — T. Williams. 3rd — D Howard. K Fagan. D. Gordon, C. Barnes. CLASS A Front L R — M Hubbard. E. Slayton. T Kuntz. A Thompson. D McCallister. 2nd Coach Rigg, B Gwartney, C. Williams. D Fish. M Hively, G. Patterson. class c 61 Front L R — T. Cooley, C Steers. M Hubbard, E. Oitker. P Ward, B Ash. D McCallister 2nd - Coach Rigg. E. Slayton, A Hubbard. D Wells. M Hively. G. Patterson. A Thompson. M Sutton. h 9 h I'lb 64 b Page 62 Page 63 Page 64 Page 65 a. Susan Howard a. Dena Motley a. David Lee a. Donnie St ice and b Mark Oitker b. Scott Furniss b. Robert McNabb Jeff Hoskins c. Angela Stockton c. Charlie Kendall c. Lisa Frohn b. George Stearns d. Todd Smith d. Anne Winner d. Billy Miller c. Teresa Snyder e Mary McDannald e Mary Ehlert e. Lori Constable d. Rita Miller t. David Guthrie f. LisaMcTucker f. Bobbie Boren e. Linda Hively g. Rosemary Campbell g. Michael Johnson g. Scott Armistead h Sarah Reynolds h. Jeff Hoskins and h. Greg Motley i. Kennan Fagan Sarah Reynolds i. J.L. Dye i. Kevin Foster 65 67 68 69 70 73 74 Cn 76 77 74 80 83 84 85 PROPHECY This is Dave Lee your local D.J. at WBHS. “In the news today, Mr. Steve Schultz and Mrs. Melinda Fagan find cure for herpes. Jeff Hoskin reported lost at sea. The “Moon All Underwear Department Store” has been sued for causing the heart attacks of many customers, because owner and operators Lisa Cruttenden and Anne Winner have been promoting their store by mooning customers. The Editorial for today is the story of a high school classmate of mine. Michael Johnson “World’s Toughest Man”, was in the hospital for a brain tumor. The tumor was caused by burning of the flesh. It is known that Mike had been going around the world proving his toughness by putting cigerette lighters to his forehead. I was notified by J.L. Dye, owner of the largest zoo in South Africa, of Mike’s condition. On hearing about Mike, I decided to contact all of the Class of '84 Mary McDannald was easy to find because she is a doctor at Barry General Hospital. She is known for her famous research on monkeys. She helped in the treating of Michael. On my way home from work, I drove by “Snyder’s Goat Farm” and found Teresa Snyder feeding her goats. I asked her if she knew the whereabouts of any classmates. She told me that Rosemary Campbell lived down the road. I went to see Rosemary and found her and her husband, Danny, feeding pigs and I also saw little Howdy Doody babies running all around. While talking to Rosemary, she told me that she does all her shopping at the K E Market, which is now owned by Bill Miller. Later that evening I went to the Barry Home Systems Computer Company to talk to owner Todd Smith. While walking into the building I ran into Martha Tittsworth. She is a computer operator at B.H.S.C.C. I asked her if Todd was in and she said that he was at the Chippendale Club talking to owner Dena Motley, while she was in town on business. I went to Chippendale’s to talk to them. I couldn’t believe what I saw when I walked in! There was shy” George Stearns dancing in front of millions of girls. I spotted Dena and Todd at a table. I sat down at the table and told Dena how shocked I was to see George. She said, Wait till you see the next dancer! He is our latest recruit.” To my surprise, out came Charlie Kendall. While telling them about Mike, I found out that Dena already knew. Dena said she was there when he arrived. The reason was because she was visiting Linda Hively. I asked what was wrong with Linda? She said Linda was in the hospital becasue she “Still can’t stop her leg. Todd and I decided to go see Linda and Mike the next day. The next morning when going to pick up Todd, my car broke down. I took it to the nearest garage. There I saw Tim Swartz and he told me that he was the head mechanic. I called Todd and he came and picked me up. We decided to stop for breakfast at McDonald’s. We walked in and saw someone standing in the corner. It was Lisa McTucker. She told us that she had been standing there for three days, she asked us if we would sneak her a Big Mac We told here that it wouldn’t be right since she was in trouble. Lisa said that it wouldn’t hurt anything because people had been doing it for her the past three days. When we arrived at the hospital Angela Stockton was behind the admission desk. Angela told us that Linda and Michael were both on the 5th floor. She also told Todd and I that classmate Bobbie Boren had been brought in, because when teaching the new members of her “Stock Car Fan Club” a new cheer she fell off the bleachers. Angela said that Bobbie had been treated and released. 86 We got on the elevator and there was Lisa Frohn. I asked her if she was a nurse but she wouldn’t say anything. When we arrived at Mike’s room, we asked what Lisa Frohn was doing. Mike said, “I guess she’s my nurse, Lisa keeps giving me shots but never says anything.” While we were visiting, the telephone rang. It was the agent of Miss Universe 2004, Sarah Reynolds, calling to say that Sarah would have come to visit but they couldn’t find her because she is lost in her wardrobe. Linda Hively walked in to tell Mike that Mary Ehlert had called and said she couldn't come by to visit because she was on her way to Los Angeles for the World Cup Mud Wrestling Championship. Linda also brought a telegram from the Soviet Union. It was from Robert McNabb and Susan Howard. It said, “they send their best and they will see us when Robert has finished killing all the communists, or when Susan’s get away car runs out of gas, which ever comes first. Mark Oitker and Kennan Fagan dropped in for a short visit. They told us they were looking for clients for their Fine Individual Dating Service.” It seems they have been having problems with their clients. They have their motto “We Test for the Best” but the clients have not been living up to the service’s standards. Before Mark and Kennan left they handed us the paper and told us to look at their new ad. While looking at the paper, we saw many of our classmates’ names in the sports page. We saw that Greg Motley had made the highest points for his basketball team. The Boston Celtics. We also saw that Danny Ward would soon be out of a job because Rita Miller had bought all the major league baseball teams and is turning them into softball teams. Our friend David Guthrie once again made front page headlines. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in Science for disproving the law of gravity, but he was unable to attend the banquet in his honor because he is floating off to the moon. Also on the front page was Scott Furniss. It seems that Scott set fire to his reconstruction company. After reading the paper we turned on the television. Talking on “60 Minutes’ were Scott Armistead and Kevin Foster. They were speaking about the evils of drinking and driving. Scott and Kevin had two prime examples of how people can change. With them were Donny Stice and Jimmy Miller, who are now police officers. Before we left, the doctors came and told Michael that he had made a remarkable recovery and could leave the hospital the next day. We told Mike that we would come and take him home. As we were leaving the hospital, we saw Lori Constable standing in the parking lot with her toys. We asked her what she was doing and she said “I can’t find my car!” The next day, those of us who could, went to see Michael released. As we were walking out the door, in walked Jeff Hoskins Mike said, “I thought you were lost at sea.” Jeff replied, “No, just late. Everyone exclaimed, “As usual.” 87 This is Dave Lee signing off for WBHS 1984. 88 Oitkcr Ford Sales Terry Oitker - Owner Manager Best Wishes 1984 Graduates from Terry Oitker and Employees 89 Congratulations Class of ’84 J t HUM. I PH PROP PHONE 335-2713 BARRY. ILLINOIS Congratulations to the Class of ’84 and especially to our Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ehlert Family Congratulations to Bill, Rita, Susan, David, and all of the Class of '84 Janet and Bill Miller Kids Kendall-Ownby Furniture Barry, III. Gully Insurance Agency J. E. Gully Barry, III. Ron W.Hechler 335-2817 90 Gambles Hardware and Appliances 703 Bainbridge Street Barry, Illinois Congratulations Class of ’84 The Oitkers m V vyr 322- 326 South Eighth “ QUINCY, ILLINOIS 62301 Bridals Over 1000 Gowns in Stock Ownby and Company Clothing—Dry Goods—Shoes Harry and Francis Proprieters Barry Standard Station 335-2011 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Buck and Carol Neff Elizabeth’s Barry, Illinois Barry Flower Shop “Let Joyce add a personal touch to your floral needs.” Wishing the Seniors of '84 a rosie year. Barry, III 335-2715 Pike County News Printing of all kinds Barry, 111. 335-2112 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 The Creemee Dean and Ima Howell Employees TOBY and AL’S An Ice Cream and Pizza Place “on Bainbridge” Terri’s Salon for Guys and Gals Uptown Barry Ask for Terri or Linda. (Also ear piercing and make up application.) Terri Barker, Prop. 91 CONGRATULATIONS to our son, Kevin, and the Class of '84 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foster Family EMMETT SANDERS AGENT ETuj 1205 WEST WASHINGTON, P O BOX 497 «SP PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS 62363 BUS (2I7| 285 4545 V RES (217)285 4535 Barry Thrift Shop Best Wishes Tanner’s Jewelry Sandy’s Shirt Shack 205 N. Madison Pittsfield, Illinois CONGRATULATIONS and Good Luck to Lori and the Class of '84 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Constable Floyd’s Jewelry Pittsfield, Illinois Diamond Engagement Rings Gifts for all occasions 285-2919 BEST WISHES to the Class of '84 Helen and Floyd Hampsmire McNabb Funeral Home Congratulations to our son, Danny, and the Senior Class of ’84 The Walter Ward Family Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’84! Pittsfield Ford and Mercury To the Class of 1984 . . . % ' THE annual eOcV' STAFF 92 First National Bank Of Barry “The Bank of Friendly Service’ 93 Congratulations Susan, and to the rest of the 1984 graduates Mr. and Mrs. Harold Still Congratulations and best of luck to a wonderful granddaughter, and to the rest of the class of ’84. Mr. and Mrs. James Sisk Congratulations and Good Luck to Susan and the rest of the Class of ’84. Fanny, Terry, Tim Kuntz Congratulations graduates of 1984 Century 21 Link Realty Hwy. 61 South Hann. Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Schwartz Grocery of Baylis, III. Open 7 days a week Congratulations and the best of luck to our graduate, Susan, and the rest of her '84 classmates. Dad, Mom Debbie Congratulations to our nephew “Mark” and the Class of '84 Lonnie, Anita, Gayle, Sherry, Kim WAL-MART 151 Shetland Drive Hwy 36 West FarThe%u� re for theru M. D. KING MILLING CO. 94 rn Phone (217) 335-2292 Phone (314) 754-5169 WHEELAN • PERRINE ORCHARD R R 2. BARRY. ILLINOIS 62312 SPECIALIZING IN ■ TREE RIPENED PEACHES U WHOLESALE A RETAIL ««. ffl Congratulations to our “Lisa” and the Class Of “84” The McTucker’s Farrack Oil Company Liquid and Dry Fertilizer Alexander Lumber Co. Barry, III. Best of Everything for the Builder Ag Chemicals Petroleum Products 217-335-2911 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 from Curly Kent and Employees K E Market 804 Main, Barry, II. 62312 Congratulations to Mark and the rest of the Class of ’84. Love, Kristi The home of the friendly insult, as well as fresh fruit OGLE S STORE _a and vegetables, meats, frozen foods, and canned foods. 95 Scheuermann’s Sunoco Welding Barry, Illinois GUTHRIE ENTERPRISES M. Guthrie Advertising Borry. 11 62312 PHONE 217-335-2236 Bus. Phone - 217-335-2512 PI. Hill Office - 217-734-2512 (TIAI Home Phone - 217-335-2361 Wayne Lueders (Special Agent) Yokem Associates 725 BAINBRIDGE ST. • P.O. BOX 112 • BARRY. IL 62312 Lumley Trucking Limestone - Fertilizer Front End Loader Work Barry, Illinois Phone 335-2923 or 335-2714 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Churchill Cafe Keith Imo Congratulations to the Class of ’84 Community Care Center RENNECKER EQUIPMENT Barry, Illinois 335-2346 % t-JCLLA-sd riira cc , c Come to Richard Cerret: Pho.osr; 214 North Fifth Hannibal MM 97 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 and Robert Mr. Mrs. Robert E. McNabb Art jdSJff PHOTOGRAPHY BY SANDIDGE HmSandidge 111 E. Washington St. Pittsfield, IL 62363 Phone (217) 285-6973 Congratulations and best of luck to Jake and the Class of ’84 Mary McDannald Congratulations to the graduating band members: Rosemary Campbell Michael Johnson Lori Constable Charlie Kendall Kevin Foster Jake McDannald Lisa Frohn Lisa McTucker Scott Furniss Dena Motley David Guthrie Sarah Reynolds Linda Hively Todd Smith Jeff Hoskins George Stearns Susan Howard Anne Winner Mr. Mrs. T. C. Morgan Congratulations to our daughter, Sarah, and the Class of ’84 Alan Kathy Reynolds Congratulations to Sarah and good luck in the future. With all my love, Rick Congratulations to the Class of 1984 Kurtz Agri-Flying Owen Care Center Restorative nursing care Latest techniques in restorative physical therapy Registered therapists - speech Audiology Recreation Social Work Dietician Innovative Activity Program Locally Owned and Operated “Somewhere to Live, Something to do, and Someone to Love” Phone: 217-285-4491 R.R. 3 Pittsfield, Illinois Ann Smith, R.N. Administrator Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 Joyce’s Upholstery Shop 335-7066 861 Main Barry, Illinois Joyce Robertson 98 Congratulations to our nephew, Mark Compliments of the The Wright Style Salon and Hi-way Barber Shop Rodriguez Family Apple Basket Rt. 36 - Barry Compliments Open July 1 thru Christmas of the Trees McTucker Fresh Fruit Gifts Alpine Cruttenden's Acres They all came ------ tumbling down.