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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1985 volume:

The Class of ’85 Presents the yr-rab Co-editors — Barb Baker and Mark Nation Division Page Designs — Mark Nation Photographers — Richard Cerretti, Kyle Fee Advisor — Mrs. Diane Lee Dedication The Senior Class of 1985 would like to dedicate this year’s annual to two people who have given our class much support and encouragement throughout our four years of high school. We say thank you to Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. Houzenga for everything they have done for us. 2 Administration C. Michael Kovachevich Superintendent Kenneth Fagan Principal Board of Education L-R — Dick Peile, Leon West, Rollie Lee, Robert Smith, Barre Hunter, Dr. B.J. Rodriguez. Gary Main. 3 Mr. Mark Andrews Drivers Ed, Jr. Hi. Coach Faculty Mr. Mel Drew French and Guidance Mr Jim Hembree Varsity Coach, Civics, Boys’ Physical Ed. 4 Mrs. Melinda Fagan Biology, Chemistry, Adv. Science Mr Steven Houzenga Vocation Ag. and Shop Mr Bill Jacquot H.S. Math Mrs. Diane Lee Business Education Mr. Tom Morgan Band 7th grade Chorus Miss Mary Myers Home Economics Mr. Philip Rhoades H.S. History Mrs. Pat Ruble Girls’ Physical Ed. and Girls' Sports Mr Stephen Schultz Physics, Earth Science, Jr. Hi. Science Mrs. Judy Steers H.S. Chorus Mrs. Lorraine Steinberg Jr. and Sr. English and Speech Mrs Linda Syrcle Fresh Soph, 7th English Mrs. Libbie Walton Librarian Mrs. Linda Wyatt Jr. Hi. Math and H.S. General Math 5 Office Personnel 6 Cafeteria Workers L-R — Karen Constable, Stella Hoskins, Rosie Darnell, Edith Brace. Janitors Louis Hoyt, J.A. Darnell, Larry Darnell. L-R — Carl Hart, Annabelle Still, Ronnie Oitker, Perry Met- calf, Larry Darnell, Jerry Lund- berg. 7 BARBARA ANN BAKER “Barb If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Cheerleader 14; Concert Band 14; Pep Band 1,2; Marching Band 1-4; FHA 1-4; Volleyball 14; GAA 1-4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4, Hub Staff 2; Annual Staff Jr. Editor and Co Editor 4; Wig and Masque 2; Pep Club 1,2, Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; School Play 2; Librarians Club 4; 1st Runner-up Prom Court 3; Lions Club September Student of the Month 4; DAR Good Citizen’s Award 4; Girl’s State Representative 3; Homecoming Attendant 1-3; Homecom- ing Queen 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary Treasurer 2; Class President 4; Chorus Accompanist 24; Piano Contest 2 4; Jazz Band 2; Softball Statistician 24. Prom Queen 4; East West All Star Con- ference Game Cheerleader 4, National Honor Society 4. GINA MARIE DYE “Gene” Be careful of what you dream, it might come true. Pep Club 1; Librarians Club 2; Volleyball Manager 2; Chorus Musical 2; Illini Girl's State 3; Pike County Student of the week 3; Band 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Class Vice-president 4; Lion's Club Student of the Month 4; TEAMS Test 4; FHA 1,4; IMEA District Choir 2,3; GAA 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Chorus 14; Chorus Accompanist 14; National Honor Society 3,4. SHERRY TREVON BENTON “Sherry” Humor is laughing at what you haven’t got when you ought to have it. Volleyball 1-4; Marching Colorguard 2-4; Chorus Accompanist 24; GAA 14; FHA 1,2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distin- guished American High School Students 4; TEAMS Test 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; Piano Contest 24; Girls Softball Statistician 24. JAMIE DIANA ERKE “Jamie” What are they gonna do? Rope my feet and call me doggie! FHA 1,3,4; Pep Club 1; Attendant for Homecoming 3; Candidate for Homecom- ing Queen 4; Expanded Color-Guard 14; Marching Guard 2-4; Concert Band and Pep Band 1-3; Marching Band 1; Chorus 4 USA ANN GILLUM “Les” I don’t want realism. I want magic!!! Concert Band 14; Pep Band 14; Color Guard 2; Pep Club 1,2; Marching Band 3; French Club 2; FHA 1.2; GAA 1. 9 RICKY JOE HARRIS “Rick Preserve your body, stay pickled. French Club 2; Art Club 4; FFA 2. JEFFREY CARL HART “Jeff' Why do it today when you can put off until tomorrow. FFA 14; FHA 3,4; Lettermen’s Club 14; Baseball 1; Basketball 14; Art Club 1,2; Class Sec. 1,2; FFA Sentinal 2, Vice- president 3, President 4; Society of Dis tingutshed American H.S. Students 3. JO LYNN KIRBY “Jody” This Gallic has a bt of gall. Librarian Club 1,2,4; Art Club 3,4; French Club 14; French Club Student Council Representative 4. SCOTT EUGENE KUCK “Scott” Do who you can before they do you. FHA 1 TERRY LEE KUNTZ “Terry” I'm often imitated, but never equaled! Band 14; Cobrguard 14; Rifle, Captain 4; Science Club 14; Science Club President 3,4; French Club 14; French Club Secre- tary 4; International Science Fair Specta- tor 3,4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 1,2; Marching Guard 3,4; FF1A 3,4; Art Club 2. 10 DENNIS EDWARD MC DONALD “Dennis” Those of you who think you know every- thing are very annoying to those of us who do. Quiz Bowl Team 3,4; Science Club 1-4; French Club 2-4; French Club President 4, National Honor Society 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3,4. EDITH VIRGINIA MC DONALD “Edie” Life without Mischief is not life at all! Concert Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; March ing Band 3,4; Librarians Club 2; Science Club 2; FHA 1,2; Wig and Masque 2; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 3,4; Softball 4. MELEAH JOY MC KENZIE “Meleah I’m not playing hard to get, I am hard to get! Chorus 14; FHA 3,4; FHA Vice President 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Volleyball Statistician 4; GAA 4 ARTHUR ALAN MC NABB “Art” Keep it clean. Band 1; French Club 24; Art Club 14; Science Club 14; Video Camera Assist ant 4; Boy’s State Rep. 3; Annual Staff 4. LINDA SUE MC NARY “Lin” Love, Honor, and Negotiate. FHA 14; French Club 24; Pep Club 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Librarians Club 4. 11 TIMOTHY GARY MAIN ‘Tim” I have my skoal, black truck, and Pioneer, now all 1 need is my Busch Beer!! FFA 1-4; Band 1-4; Colorguard 3; FHA 3,4; Drum Major 3,4. THOMAS DEAN MANARD Tom Everyone has to believe in something I believe I’ll have another Beer. Basketball 1,2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2; FFA 1-4; Art Club 2,4; Class President 3; Class Vice-President 1. USA ANN MILLER “Lisa If you are going to Dream . . . —Dream BIG! FHA 1-4; FHA Officer (Projects) 4; Cho- rus 3,4; Chorus Ubrarian 4; Band 1-4; Vol- leyball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Junior High Vol- leyball Manager 3; Basketball Statistician 1-4; Student of the Month 4; GAA 1-4; Hub Staff 3; Pep Club 1-3; Librarians Club 1. DAVID LEE MOTLEY “David” Life is too important to be taken seriously FFA 1-4; Vice-President 4; Art Club 1.2; Science Club 4; Class President 1; Stu- dent of the Week 3; Boy's State Repre- sentative 3; Quiz Bowl 3,4; TEAMS Com- petition 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. MARK ALAN NATION Y.T.” Some things require a lot of time, some things require a lot of money, women require both! FFA 1-4; FHA 3,4; Annual Staff 3.4; Art Club 1-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1-4; Lettermen's Club 1-4; East West All Star Conference Game Player 4. 12 MARSHA KAY NEFF Muffy” Drink Champagne lor defeat as well as for victories. It tastes the same, and you need it more. Band 1-4; Softball 1-4; Volleyball 1-4; Hub Staff 2, Annual Staff 4; GAA 1-4; FHA 1-4; FHA Treasurer 4; Society of Distin- guished Amencan High School Students 3,4, Who's Who Among Amencan High School Students 4; Lion’s Club December Student of the Month 4; Pike Press Stu- dent of the Week 4; Pike County Confer- ence TEAM-Softball 3; Pike County Con- ference TEAM Volleyball 3.4; Basketball Statistician 1-4; National Honor Society 4. ERIC SCOTT NEWMAN “Alpo” Country music is my Heart and Soul, the Hell with Rock Roll. Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Lettermen's Club 14; FFA 3,4; FHA 3,4; Art Club 1,2. GARY DALE ROBBINS Dale Hey Dude Ag 1-4; FHA 3,4. LLOYD RICHARD PEILE “Rick” If I was an inch more, I would be a king. If I were an inch less, I would be a queen. FFA 1-4; Lettermen's Club 1; FHA 4; Marching Band 14; Pep Band 1-4; Con- cert Band 14; FFA Sentinal 3. RONALD WAYNE SAXBURY “Ronnie” Save a tree, Eat a Beaver FFA 2,3; Art Club 14; Science Club 1,2; Class Vice-President 2. 13 MICHAEL WAYNE SCRANTON Wayne “Life will go on Art Club L4; Marching Band 1-4; Color- guard 3; FFA 4; Pep Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4. RICHARD ALLEN SNOW “Rich Hard work may not kill me, but why take chances? French Club 2-4, Vice Presdient 4; Art Club 1-4; Boys State Representative 3; Annual Staff 4. VICTORIA LAVONNE TTTTSWORTH “Vicky” Smile a lot and make the world wonder what you’re up to. Pep Club 1,2, Annual Staff 4; FHA 1-3; French Club 1,2; Librarians Club 4. JUDY KAYE WINNINGHAM “Jud Sleep late and shorten the day. French Club 2-4; FHA 1-3; Librarians Club 4; Marching Band 1; Band 1-3; Marching Color Guard 2,3; Expanded Color Gurd 1,2,3 ANTHONY SEAN WITTLER “Sean Miss Myers when are you going to retire? Art Club 4; FHA 4. 14 Graduation David Motley—Valedictorian, American Legion Award, Out- standing Senior, Marion A. Koeller Memorial Award, Barry Alumni Scholarship, George and Hazel Barber Scholarship, SIU Scholarship, Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Mark Nation — Salutatorian, Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Barb Baker—Class President, American Legion Award. 16 Gina Dye—American Legion Award, Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Terry Kuntz—Bausch Lomb Science Award, PTA Voca- tional Scholarship. Dennis McDonald—Bausch Lomb Science Award, Hanni- bal LaGrange Scholarship. Marsha Neff—Outstanding Senior Award, Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Tom Manard — Honorable Mention American Legion Award. Tim Main—John Phillip Sousa Award, PTA Vocational Scho- larship Alternate. Jeff Hart —Barry Alumni Scholarship. Sherry Benton — Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. Art McNabb — Hannibal LaGrange Scholarship. 17 18 19 Sandy Miller Stephen Moyer Richard McTucker Kent Mast Sandra Manard Ronnie Miller Doug Parrack Catherine Rawlings Chris Sappington Kristi Shover Steve Slayton Kassie Smith 21 Against All Odds tr? Front — Queen Barb Baker, 2nd — 1st runner ups Sherry Benton and Tom Manard, King Jeff Hart, 2nd runner ups Ton Main and Sandra Manard. Helpers — John Shover, Ruby Rodriguez, Jack Hubbard, Dick McTucker, Elaine Shover, Neva McTucker, Peggy Rawlings, John Rawlings, Laurie Christison, Dale Christison. Helpers — Carla Fumos and Bertha Fee. SOPHOMORES Larry Allen John Archambo Chris Asher Julie Bauer Danny Blackorby Troy Bradshaw Officers-L-R—Lynette Main, Larry Allen, Gina Smith A Mike Brinkmai Kent Dear Erika Deitzman Shane Fagan Joey Fesler Gary Fish 24 Lynett c Mam Mike Minor 25 Treacy Hoover Dollye Houseweart Albert Irvin Angela Kurtz Ronnie Malone Jenlyn Johnson Tim Kuntz Ellen Nation Brian Robbins 27 Not pictured: David Dagley 28 Annual Staff L R - K. Fee, M Nation, T. Kuntz, A. McNabb, B. Baker, L. McNary, R. Snow, C. Rawlings, D. McDonald, V. Tittsworth, M Neff. National Honor Society Standing — D. Motley. Mr. Schultz, M. Nation. Seated — G. Dye, D. McDonald. FHA Front (L R) — B. Baker. Mrs Smith. G. Smith. C Benton. J Bauer. M Fumiss. L. Miller. M McKenzie. M Neff. Miss Myers. P Wittier. 2nd - L McNary. C. Sappington, T Main. J Erke, G. Dye. A. Flynn. G. Liesen, D Swartz. D. Robbins. S. Goodwin. 3rd — P Slayton. K Shover. S Wittier. R Logsdon. M Wert. B Higgins. K Whitlock. S Wright, L. Allen. S. Miller, K. Smith. 4th — P. Fesler. P Casto, D Williams. M. Casto, R Malone. K. Sulin, E. Deitzman, D. Gordon, B. Smith, T. Kuntz. 5th - B. Gordon. M. Foster, M Hively, C. Asher. K Foster, L Main. R McTucker. J. Marthaler, E. Newman, S. Manard. 6th — K Kendall, J. Hart, C. Rawlings. R. Peile, M Nation, K Mast. R. Heard. FFA Front (L R) — L. Casto, D. Swartz, S. Harris, D Fish, K Owens. T. Kuntz. C. Hoover, R. Cross, M Minor. 2nd B Bower. Mr Houzenga. T. Bradshaw. K Dean, D. Motley. G. Fish, T. Manard, T. Mam, J. Fesler, D Parrack. R Benson, B. Constable. 3rd - J. Hart. R. McTucker. M Brinkman. D Robbins, E. Newman 4th B. Robbins] M. Nation, D. Blackorby, R. Peile. French Club Front (L R) - T. Kuntz, R Snow, D. McDonald, J. Marlhaler, J. Kirby, D. McKenz� Back - D Swartz, D Parrack, A McNabb, V. Tittsworth, L. McNary, K. Fee, K. Owens, Mr. Drew. Science Club Front (L R) - D McDonald, A. Flynn, T Houseweart, B. Higgins. L. Ward, D Motley. 2nd - Mrs. Fagan, K Sulin. M Wert, L. Van Hook. T. Kuntz, J. Bauer. 3rd — B. Gordon, K. Smith, T. Kovachevich, C. Asher, A. Kurtz. P. Casto, A. Butler 4th K. Dean. A. McNabb, D. Parrack, J. Marthaler, Mr. Schultz, S. Goodwin. Art Club Front (L R) — S. Wittier, G. Liesen, R. Snow, T Manard, K. Kendall, M Nation. 2nd — L. Lish, J Kirby, P Wittier, S. Fagan, A Irvin. Mr Foote, A McNabb, L. Casto, W. Scranton. 3rd — R Logsdon, M Wert, L Allen, D Swartz. B. Higgins. Librarian’s Club Front (L-R) — J. Kirby, L. Lish, C Asher, B Gordon, P. Wittier 2nd — B Higgins. E Dietzman, M Foster D Williams, A. Kurtz, K Foster, L. Ward 3rd — M Saxbury, V. Tittsworth. L. McNary, B Baker, C Benton! K Smith, L. Van Hook. 32 Chorus (L-R) — L. Miller G. Dye, Mrs. Steers, M. McKenzie, J. Erke, E. McDonald. Expanded Guard 33 Front (L-R) — T. Stearns, B. Smith, T. Kuntz, K. Shover, P. Slayton. Back — P. Fesler, S. Benton, L. Lish, D. Gordon. C. Sappmgton, S. Manard, J. Erke, C. Benton, K. Whitlock, S. Wright, G. Smith, E. Deitzman. Marching Band E. Deitzman, C. Rawlings, M. Hively, G. Dye, L. Lish. Front (L R) — L. Lish, E. Deitzman. 2nd — B. Smith, T. Kuntz, M. Wallace, R. Malone, B. Kendall. J. Irvin, J. Erke, P. Slayton, T. Mam. 3rd — T. Stearns, E. Dean, D. Howard, R. Winner, M. Brinkman, B. Baker, S. Slayton, L. Main, J. Fesler, C. Barnes, K. Shover. 4th S. Manard, K .Foster, E. McDonald, L. Gillum, E. Nation, L. Miller, J. Bauer, I. Deitzman, M. Neff, C. Benton, M. Fee, L. VanHook. J. Johnson, P. Fesler. 5th — C. Sappington, M. Furniss, J. Fesler, D. Blackorby, K. Dean, J. Archambo, R. Peile, R. McTucker, W. Scranton, A. Flynn, G. Fish, K. Sulin, S. Benton. 6th — T. Bradshaw, C. Rawlings, M. Hively, G. Dye, G. Smith, S. Wnght, K. Whitlock, D. Gordon, R. Heard. Front Colors 34 Front (L-R) — K. Whitlock, J. Erke, C. Sappington. 2nd — G. Smith, S. Wright, D. Gordon, S. Manard, S. Benton, P. Fesler. Rifles Front (L R) — P. Slayton, T. Steams Back — K. Shover, T. Kuntz, B. Smith. Drum Majors Kneeling — T. Main. Standing — B Smith. 36 GAA Front (L-R) — L. Main, K. Shover, D. Gordon. B. Baker. B. Smith, J. Bauer. 2nd — C Benton, S. Manard, P Slayton, C Rawlings, L. Miller, G. Dye, S. Benton, M McKenzie, M Neff. 3rd G. Smith, S Wright, M Furniss. K Smith, E. McDonald, S. Miller, T. Stearns, R. Curtis. 4th T. Hoover, B. Higgins, L .VanHook, C. Sappington, L. Ward, E. Nation. Lettermen’s Club Front (L-R) - B Kendall. 2nd J. Hart, E. Newman. R. McTucker. M Nation. S. Fagan, C. Williams. 3rd — L. Casto, D. Blackorby, S. Moyer. 3rd M Fee, D. Fish, K. Dean. 4th —G. Fish. J. Fesler, R Miller, K. Kendall, S. Slayton, M Brinkman, R. Heard. 37 JV Volleyball 14-3 Front-(L-R) - L. Main, L. Ward, S. Wright, G. Smith, K. Smith. 2nd — E. Nation, B. Smith, J. Bauer. C. Benton. 3rd — P Slayton, D. Gordon, S. Manard, L. Van Hook. Varsity Volleyball 20-5 Front (L R) — S. Benton, B. Baker, C Rawlings, C Sappington, M. Neff, L. Miller, G. Dye. 2nd — J. Bauer, C. Benton, B. Smith, L. Main, P. Slayton, G. Smith, D. Gordon, S. Manard. 3rd — M McKenzie, M Furniss, Mrs. Ruble, K Shover, S. Miller. 38 Varsity Cheerleaders L R — B. Baker, L. Main, D. Gordon, B. Smith, K. Shover, J. Bauer JV Cheerleaders 39 L R — G. Smith, M. Parn, C. Barnes, M Rowden, P. Slayton. Lost in Love Paula Fesler, Junior Attendant, is escorted by Kevin Kendall. Stephen Moyer escorted Junior Attend- ant, Chris Sappington. Sophomore Attendant, Chris Asher, is escorted by Kent Dean. Billy Howell escorted Freshman Attend ant, Treacy Hoover. Gina Smith, Sophomore Attendant, is escorted by Mike Brinkman. Michelle Rowden, Freshman Attendant, is escorted by John Archambo. 40 Front-L R -T. Hoover, C. Asher, P Fesler, G. Dye, S Howard, M Harris, Queen Barb Baker, C. Tunget, J. Erke, S Benton, C. Sappington, G. Smith, M. Rowden. 2nd—B. Howell, K. Dean, K Kendall, R. McTucker, J. Hart, M. Nation, E. Newman, S. Slayton, S. Moyer. M Brinkman, J. Archambo. 41 Retiring Queen, Susan Howard, is escorted by Jeff Hart. Senior Queen Candidate, Barb Baker, is escorted by Mark Nation. Sherry Benton, Senior Queen Candidate, is escorted by Steve Slayton. 42 Queen, Barb Baker JV Basketball Front—L-R — M. Fee, R. Heard, C. Williams, S. Fagan, D. Fish. 2nd — J. Fesler, B Howell, J. Archambo, K. Dean, G. Fish, M. Brinkman. West Pike 43 BARRY 40 BARRY 42 Marion Co. 25 BARRY 41 Bluffs 37 BARRY 59 Payson 53 Brown Co. 50 BARRY 39 BARRY 52 Unity 42 BARRY 66 Meredosia 52 BARRY 43 Pleasant Hill 35 Central 56 BARRY 53 Carthage 58 BARRY 55 Brussels 53 BARRY 41 BARRY 61 Perry 41 BARRY 51 West Pike 38 Liberty 44 BARRY 37 BARRY 51 Griggsville 47 BARRY 59 JCC Routt 54 BARRY 61 Winchester 52 Calhoun 58 BARRY 51 Payson 51 BARRY 43 Record - 118 PCC 5-3 Best FG% — John Archambo 60% Best FT% — Joey Fesler 81% Most PTS — Billy Howell 12.5 Avg. RB - BUI Howell 173 (9.6 avg.) Most Assists — Mike Brinkman 115 44 45 Varsity Basketball Front (L-R) — K. Kendall, E. Newman, M. Brinkman, S. Moyer, S. Fagan, S. Slayton. 2nd — J. Fesler, M. Nation, R. McTucker, J. Hart, J. Archambo, K. Dean. West Pike 65 BARRY 65 BARRY 56 Calhoun 74 Perry 60 Payson 46 Brown Co. 75 Unity 58 Meredosia 77 Pleasant Hill 37 Payson 54 West Pike 57 Pleasant Hill 44 Central 87 Carthage 58 Brussels 59 Perry 74 West Pike 72 Liberty 76 Griggsville 99 JCC Routt 103 Winchester 82 Calhoun 82 Liberty 66 BARRY 41 Marion Co. 46 Bluffs 42 BARRY 41 BARRY 41 BARRY 40 BARRY 46 BARRY 46 BARRY 62 BARRY 37 BARRY 29 BARRY 50 BARRY 43 BARRY 59 BARRY 60 BARRY 56 BARRY 61 BARRY 56 BARRY 54 BARRY 55 BARRY 67 BARRY 42 BARRY 57 BARRY 48 46 Jeff Hart Kevin Kendall Record - 2 22 PCC 08 Best FG% John Archambo 36 63 (59%) Best TF% — Stephen Moyer 15 20 (75%) Most PTS — Steve Slayton 366 (15.2 Avg.) Most RB’s — Richrd McTucker 130 (5.4 Avg.) Most Assists — Mark Nation 117 (4.9 Avg.) Most Improved — John Archambo MVP — Steve Slayton Tiger Pride Award — Stephen Moyer Eric Newman Steve Slayton Richard McTucker Stephen Moyer Mark Nation John Archambo 48 Baseball Front to Back — R. Miller, L. Casto, M Brinkman, B. Kendall, J. Fesler, D. Blackorby, K. Kendall, R McTucker, S. Moyer, E. Newman. Softball 49 Front (L R) — C. Benton, L. Main, K. Shover, L. Miller, C. Rawlings, P. Fesler, C. Sappington, M. Neff, S. Benton. B Baker. 2nd S Miller, L. VanHook, L. Ward, B Smith, S. Manard, S. Wright, E. McDonald, M. Fumiss, Mrs. Ruble, K. Foster. 8th Grade Top-L-R—J. Fesler, M Hubbard, R Winner. A Thompson. D Parrack, D McCailister, A Tittsworth. G Patterson. K Baker 2nd-D. Malone, J. Kirby, T. McNary, B. McDonald, R. Bowen, J. Irvin. 3rd—M. Gully, L. Morrow. C. Smith, T. Williams, J. Wintjen, K. McLaughlin, T. Kovachevich, M. Hively, B. Armistead. 4th—E. Slayton, M Motley, S. Moyer, E. Dean, O. Scranton, D. Howard. A. Butler 5th A Miller, R. Bratsch, D. Gordon, K. Fagan. Jr. High Band Front L R—R. Winner, D. Parrack, A. Butler, T. Williams, R. Young, D How ard. J. Irvin. 2nd—M. Myers, A. Thomp- son, J. Brumfield, K. Baker, O. Scranton, D. Gordon, J. Miller. 3rd—B. Ash, K. Fagan. B. Ehlert, N. Nation, J. McDonald, J. Benton, W. Gwartney. E. Slayton. 51 Top-(L-R) — J. McDonald, I. Cowart, T. Rowden, R. Young, L. Kendall, N. Nation, J. Roate, B. Ehlert, J. Heard. 2nd K. DaWang, B. Ash, K. Wade, K. Morrow, E. Brown, C. Butler. 3rd — M. Myers, A. Lynch, W. Gwartney, J. Benton, P. Ward, T McAllister, B. Constable, J. Brumfield, R. Robinson. 4th — B. Snyder, J. Miller, D. Wells, E. Oitker, D. Brown, B. Malone, M. Sherfy. Front (L-R) — L. Morrow, L. Adams, K. DaWang, E. Morrow, C. Butler, B. Snyder, J. Miller. 2nd — A. Lynch, A. Tittsworth, C. Smith, A. Miller, J. Fesler, J. Brumfield 3rd — I. Cowart, J. Wintjen, T. Kovachevich, K. Baker, R. Bowen, M Motley, T 52 McCallister Class A Volleyball Front (L R) - K Fagan, D. Gordon. 2nd — A Tittsworth, D. Howard, R. Winner, T. Williams, K. McLaughlin, A Miller, L. Morrow. 3rd S. Moyer. J. Fesler, T. Kovachevich, C. Smith, M. Gully, K Baker Class C Volleyball Front (L R) — J. Miller, L. Adams. 2nd — E. Morrow. J. Benton, K. DaWang, B. Snyder. 3rd — I. Cowart, N. Nation, R. Young, S. Willis, K. Wade. 4th — J. Brumfield, C. Smith, D Parrack, L. Morrow. K. Baker. 53 Jr. Hi. Baseball Front (L-R) — D McCallister, T. Oitker, M Hubbard 2nd — P Ward, B Ash, C. Steers, T Cooley, M Myers. 3rd — E Oitker, A. Hubbard, E. Slayton, A. Thompson 4th — D. Wells, J Irvin, M Hively, Coach Andrews. Jr. Hi. Basketball Front (L-R) — C. Morgan, T. Oitker, E. Owens, P. Ward, D. McCaffister, T. Cooley, C. Steers, T. Harris. 2nd — E. Oitker, D. Wells, M. Hively, G. Patterson, A. Thompson, E. Slayton. 55 Ronnie Saxbury 56 Jamie Erke Terry Kuntz 57 i 4 , ii Lisa Miller David Motley Gina Dye Judy Winningham 58 Edie McDonald Sherry Benton Front-(L-R) — Larry Ruble, Tim Mam, Eric Newman. 2nd — Theresa Van Hook, Debra Owens, Missy Nieders, Mark Nation. 3rd — Tammy Williams, Zanetta Coultas, Sherry Benton, Marsha Neff. 4th Mike Lumley, Jeff Hart, Doug Hembrough. Teacher Mrs. Karen Cruttenden (Library Hour) Painful girls? Where'd it go?? Pep talk time again! Such grace! I got it! I got it! Here I come. Hey! Watch ya lookin at Deb? Up to no good as usual? Who is going to hit the ball? What a hit Piggy hack ride anyone?? 62 What form Behind the scenes How sweet 64 Doesn’t he look proud? Punk rockers Don’t look so excited!! Rape!! Huddle 65 The three Stooge’s T.E.A.M.S. Competition — 1st row—(LR) — Paula Fester, Gina Smith, Lynette Main, Dan Oliver (Western Illinois Chapter of Illinois Society of Professional Engineers). 2nd row—(L R) — Dr. Paul Heath (JWCC President), Dennis McDonald, Julie Bauer, Sherry Benton, Gina Dye. 3rd row—(L-R) — Bill Jacquot (Sponsor), David Motley, Kyle Fee, Kent Dean, Joey Fesler, Bryan Bower Sitting again girls? Where to now? Power House. Don’t Look! Truck full of joy. OOPS! 69 Chug It. Get with it. What a Class!!! BABY! Three Stooges Where have you Been? This is hard. NOT ME Relaxation. Having Fun? Don't get up. Hummmmmmmm You can do it. Hungry? Throw it Manard. Was it that tunny? -J t Don’t Do It. Got It. Y Six Flag’s Trip ■r—- A iaTftaN mm a 5 00°.° Rh aARD Look at HER!! Again?? () ) Kl V KI By Who?? How big was it? Hungry girl’s? 72 Dig |„! Sleeping Beauty Did you win? Don’t look Barb! Wills I BARBARA BAKER do will and bequeath to: Chris Sappington a new driver’s license and a bottle of tink, to the varsity cheerleaders the ability to throw things in the boy’s locker room without getting caught, to Bryan Bower someone else to tell jokes to fourth hour, and to the class of ’85 lots of success and happiness! I SHERRY BENTON do hereby will and bequeath these things to the following people: to Chris Sappington otherwise known as “Sapp” the ability to wear a bigger bra size, to Jamie someone who can rope her feet and call her doggie, and last to Mr. Rhoades may he always be the true “Gumby” that he is. I GINA DYE hereby bequeath to: Marsha Neff the will power not to go to N.C., to Grover I leave my roaming place in the drum section, and to Sandra I leave my place on the bench, a wonderful senior year, and lots of love and happiness. I JAMIE ERKE do hereby will and bequeath the following: to Gina Dye the ability to hold a cup without spilling it, to Sherry Benton the ability to enjoy the rain, to a very strange person, a friend with ankle weights, and to a very special class I will a life full of happiness! I LISA GILLUM do will and bequeath the following: to Edie a pet bug, to Chris S. all the fun times at noon hour, to Michelle Rowden my tennis playing ability, and to Mark all my love. I RICK HARRIS being of sound body and mind will: to my brother my Pinto, I will to Dale Robbins a coon dog and a teddy bear, to Ron Saxbury the ability to wear clean underwear, to Mr Rhoades I will a pair of spiderman underoos. I JEFF HART do will: to Dick the ability to be at class on time every day, to John the ability to keep from foul ing out of at least two games, to Mr. Rhoades a pair of boots to work in. I JODY KIRBY with an insane mind and unsound body will Becky Higgins my P.E. clothes, I will Kent Dean my ability to fight, I will Paula Wittier my so called art ability. I SCOTT KUCK being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath the following: to Ron Saxbury a rope to tie around his soap, to Rick Harris a spit bottle, to Dale Robbins a coon dog that know's something, Doug Parrack brains enough not to drive with anyone with a pig in the cab, to Ellen and Nancy the ability to play volleyball. I TERRY KUNTZ do will and bequeath the following: to Lora VanHook I leave my terrific rifle ability, to my brother Tim I leave my scagnatted P.E. clothes, and to Chris Benton I leave my outstanding music ability (believe me she needs it.) I RONNIE LOGSDON in sound mind and body will: to Bobby Kendall my ability to beat Mr. Foote in chess, to Uncle Max I will my hair to keep his bald head warm, which I will be getting cut off, because I am going into the service, and last but not least I will to Miss Myers one totally awesome parasite. I DENNIS McDONALD being of sound mind and body do hereby betroth my abilities to get good grades in Computers to all underclass men, I also will my brain when I die to the Science room, to my brother who I pity, I leave this advice, cheat as much as you can, to the French Club I will all other material possessions that I have, Nothing. I EDIE McDONALD of small body and big mind do hereby will and bequeath the following to these people: to Larry Allen one volleyball pole, to Vicky Tittsworth a roll of twine, and to my loving George, the rest of my life. I MELEAH McKENZIE of sound mind and body will and bequeath: my driving ability to my little brother, Doug, to Chris Benton I will the way to get to Payson, the long way, and to Sherry Wright the ability to stay with Rich for a long time. I ARTHUR ALAN McNABB being of deranged mind and body do will and bequeath: anything I have to anybody that wants it because it didn’t ever do me any good. I LINDA McNARY hereby do will and bequeath the following: to Tammy I leave the ability to skip out without getting caught, to Greg I leave my heart, soul, and body to do with what you please, and to the class with class I wish you all the happiness possible! I TIM MAIN will nothing to nobody Ha! Ha! just kidding: to Gina Dye I will a bandaid and I will my diploma to Doug Parrack. I TOM MANARD will: to Danny Blackorby my collection of aluminum cans, to my mother I leave my collection of beer tabs equivalent to 32 cases of beer, to my sister the ability not to get grounded on weekends and my collection of 115 Skoal cans, to Rufus, my eighteen pound cat, one day with Boomer the dog. I LISA MILLER will the right: to Kristi, Catherine, Pam and Chris the right to throw food on the softball tnps, to my little sister the right to cause problems, have fun, and to all the seniors, remember how to party. I DAVID MOTLEY of good mind and better body solely bequeath: to all you fine people the ability to fight over my worldly possessions, my fine beer can collection, my six year old P.E. shorts, my lead pencils, my chewed gum, the ability to play volleyball, and the ability to bull stuff your way through your Science projects at Science fairs. I MARK “Y.T.” NATION of cracked mind and body do will and bequeath the following, to “GUMBY RHOADES”, some muscle, to Paula and Kristi I will more Algebra problems, to Gina Smith a pair of boxing gloves, to Melissa Pam I will my disgusting, gross, and NASTY music, as she calls it, and I leave Ellen and Nancy each other. I MARSHA NEFF do hereby bequeath: to Pam Slayton the ability not to slide under cars in Pittsfield and my softball shirt so she can have Kennan’s number, to Chris Sappington the ability not to fall out of her chair at wedding receptions, to Gina Dye the ability not to get “lost” in Rock port and the CK somebody owes her that was broken. I ERIC NEWMAN sound mind and fat body will: to Sandra my brown tank and the ability to keep from getting grounded, to Dick my ability to ride a three wheeler without wrecking it, and to Steve Slayton the ability to pass the basketball, and to Minnie the ability to tell the difference between me and Tom in the dark. I RICK PEILE being of sound mind and body hereby bequeath the following: to Ellen Nation and Julie Chaplin the ability to smack little kids around on the bus and to be rude and sick all they want, I will my great ability to play the french horn to who ever wants it Ha! Ha!, and to Dick the ability to blow in Miss Meyer’s ear and hold her hand. I DALE ROBBINS of sound mind and body hereby will and bequeath the following: to Jamie Erke 1 leave my great safe driving ability and to Rick Harris I leave my opposum dog, to Eric Newman I leave my abilities to find mushrooms before I walk on them, and to Ron Saxbury I will him my ability to keep my pants clean at parties. I RON SAXBURY being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath the following: to Doug Parrack my ability to drive down the road without exceeding the speed limit, to Philip Rhoades my pair of elevator shoes, to Mrs. Steinberg enough money to buy herself a copy machine of her own, and to Bobby Kendall a gag. I RICHARD SNOW being of sound mind and body do will and bequeath: my artistic ability to Brian Tittsworth and Curt Williams, along with the keys to my car. I WAYNE SCRANTON being of unsound mind and a deformed body hereby bequeath the following: to Laura VanHook my great trumpet playing ability, to my sister Oleta Scranton my ability to be a perfect rifle thrower, and last but not forgotten I will my great marching ability to Monte Fee. I VICKY TIT ISWORTH hereby will and bequeath everything in my locker to the trash can, to Larry Allen I will a roll of twine, to Edie McDonald a butterfly, to Linda McNary I will the name “H.B.” and to Kim Whitlock the ability to get along with people from Pittsfield, and to Michael all my love. I JUDY WINNINGHAM hereby do will and bequeath the following: to Michelle Wert I leave the ability to skip out, to the Eighth grade P.E. class I leave my ability of getting out of running five laps, and to my daughter April I leave all the love and happiness possible. I SEAN WITTLER of sound mind and body, leave my P.E. clothes to Jesse Logsdon, who will never fit into them, I also leave my small art ability to Paul Whittier. Prophecy Hello, this is Gina Dye reporting for the Today Show We are here in Barry, Illinois to cover the dedication of Tiger Football Stadium The stadium is being dedicated to the Barry High School graduating class of 1985 You may ask, “Why dedicate the stadium to the class of 1985 when the year is 1995? ’ Ill tell you why. It all began three years ago when the famous millionaire DALE ROBBINS decided he wanted to do something worthwhile for his hometown We asked Dale why he decided on a football stadium. He said that the Tigers needed a new stadium, and what better place to build it than in Barry. The first game at the new stadium will be the Barry Tigers vs. the Houston Oilers MARK NATION is the star quarterback for the Tigers. He has been in the National Football League for five years We all remember Mark’s playing baseball and basketball in high school, but now he is a success in football too. MELEAH MCKENZIE was put in charge of contacting the entire class of 1985 and inviting them to the dedication. Meleah was the best choice for the job because she has connections with the government Meleah has been honored with a medal of bravery, honor, and truth. As far as we know, she has been a spy for the entire ten years since high school. I wonder if she worked for the government while she was in high school! In the middle of town we found a new entertainment house, Tom’s Place. TOM MANARD is the owner of the establishment Tom has improved the night life in Barry by adding many new features. In one corner of Tom’s is a Sumo Platform. Barry’s own pride and joy, ERIC NEWMAN, is the heavyweight Sumo Wrestling Champion. He has held this title ever since the sport was introduced in Barry Center Stage at Tom’s is a runway surrounded by many flood lights and a lot of action. The “main’’ attraction on center stage is TIM MAIN, Barry’s first male stripper. Some of our classmates are well known Americans. Among this group is DAVID MOTLEY The President of the United States has put David in charge of the “Peace Keeping Missile All of us who know David fear he will utter those immortal words. “Nuc them RICK PEILE has won a Nobel Prize for finding an answer to the energy shortage. Rick found a way to manufacture gas. We always knew Rick had it in him!! WAYNE SCRANTON replaced Doc Severnson on the Tonight Show. Wayne is now one of the most famous trumpet players in the While EDIE MCDONALD was attending a baseball game in St. Louis, she met the owner of the St. Louis Cardinals They married just a few weeks later Edie is now co owner of the St. Louis Cards RONNIE LOGSDON was hired to play in that ball club. Ron is now a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame. A new restaurant has been built in Barry DENNIS MCDONALD invented a new type of food, it’s calorie free!! Dennis has perfected the food and he is now giving McDonalds some stiff competition with McDonalds II MARSHA NEFF is a coach of a new Olympic sport, mudwrestling. Marsha got connected with the Olympics when she was chosen to play for the Olympic volleyball team. One of Marsha’s star wrestlers is JAMIE ERKE Jamie has won many wrestling matches with her Camel Clutch and Erke Hold. We believe that Jamie has a great chance to win the gold medal in the 19% Olympics We have two racers in our class. SEAN WITTLER has moved up to motor cross racing. Sean had a terrible wreck but he has recovered quickly and will be with us tonight. Our other racer is RON SAXBARY. Ron won the Indianapolis 500 in his famous car, The Brown Hornet. We had to travel quite a ways to find some of our former classmates. We found LISA MILLER at an amusement park in Massachusetts. Lisa built a recreational facility at Cape Cod. JEFF HART was finally found at the White House. Jeff is a night watchman. We asked him why he chose to be a night watchman. He told us that he tried other day jobs, but ever since high school, he can’t get anywhere on time. If he works at night, he has more time to get to work We also found JUDY WINNINGHAM at the White House Judy is an advisor to the President. Ever since high school, Judy has been interested in History and foreign affairs. Thanks to her history teacher, Judy has landed a job with representatives from other countries. RICH SNOW also works for the government. Rich works for the Food and Drug Administration. 1 asked Rich how he got interested in the FDA He said he really got interested his senior year at Barry when he and Art started going to the Jiffy Stop and reading food labels. He couldn’t believe some of the ingredients in the food. USA GILLUM designs Gillum Original Clothes for singers, actresses, and politician’s wives She has one of the most famous lines of clothing in the world. VICKY T1TTSWORTH is a designer too, but she designs a special item Vicky designs bras for women such as Dolly Parton, Lonnie Anderson, and other well endowed women. BARB BAKER has been very successful too. Barb is a Playboy Bunny. She won the title of “Bunny of the Year . We are very proud of Barb’s success RICK HARRIS has not been quite so successful. Rick drives a truck for various companies. He keeps losing jobs because no matter where he was supposed to deliver his cargo, he always winds up in the Ozarks. ART MCNABB became a mortician. Art had a near brush with death when he got excited and accidently injected himself with embalming fluid He did recover quite nicely and will be here for the dedication. SCOTT KUCK will not be able to be here though. Scott had to attend a special meeting of his own. Scott is the leader of the Mid West KKK We had a lot of trouble finding UNDA MCNARY We finally found Linda with the Barnum and Bailey Circus. It was hard for us to believe that she is the fat lady of the circus, but it’s true — she weights 350 pounds Prince and the Revolution will be singing at the dedication of the stadium tonight. Ever since SHERRY BENTON saw Prince in concert, she has been hooked on his music. Sherry replaced Wendy of the Revolution. They are now on their way to many gold records. It was hard to believe that we would have to go to a convent to find JODY KIRBY, but it is true. Jody has been a nun for quite some time. She told us that shE got the call nght after high school She says the main thing she wants to teach people to do is keep their tempers. Temperence, she feels is the most important virtue. TERRY KUNTZ was the hardest alumni to find. Terry is a Safari Hunter. We couldn’t get the message to Terry about the dedication because he is on a big game hunt in Africa. Well, once again this has been Gina Dye reporting from Tiger Football Stadium. 75 writers: GINA DYE BARB BAKER 76 Congratulations to the class of 1985 and Arthur McNabb our future Funeral Director McNabb Funeral Home - 78 Gully Insurance Agency J. E. Gully Ron W.Hechler Barry, III. RENNECKER EQUIPMENT Barry, Illinois Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 Floyd and Helen Hampsmire Congratulations to our “Tim” and the rest of the Class of ’85 love, Gary, Janet, and Lynette The Hair of Fashions Professional Styling For men and women Operated by: Donna Renecker 335-2110 Apple Basket Rt. 36 - Barry Open July 1 Thru Christmas Trees, Fresh Fruits, Gifts - Cruttenden’s Congratulations to our niece, Lisa, and the rest of the ’85 Class Mr. and Mrs. Harold Still and Deanna Gambles Hardware and Appliances 703 Bainbridge St. Barry, 111. Congratulations Class of ‘85 The Oitkers Congratulations Class of ’85 Kendall-ownby Furniture Barry, Illinois MYERS FRIENDLY SERVICE 631 Mortimer BARRY, ILLINOIS 62312 217-335-2555 Congratulations graduates of ’85 Century 21 Link Realty Hwy. 61 South Hannibal Congratulations to our graduate, Marsha, and the rest of the Class of“85” The Neffs 80 Oitkcr Ford Sales Terry Oitker - owner manager Best Wishes 1985 Graduates from Terry Oitker and Employees Parrack Oil Company Liquid and Dry Fertilizer Ag Chemicals Petroleum Products Congratulations and Best of Luck to our graduate “Terry” and the rest of the Class of ’85 Mom and Tim OWNBY COMPANY CLOTHING-DRY GOODS-SHOES Phone 335-2415—Barry, Illinois 62312 217-335-2911 Terri’s Salon For Guys and Gals Uptown Barry ASK for Terri, Linda, or Nancy (Also ear piercing and make-up application) Terri Barker, Proprietor Congratulations Class of ’85 Hide-A-Way Taps Inc. Plainville Tool and Die Plainville, DL Owners: Ray Williams and Ken Lang PHOTOGRAPHY BY SANDIDGE Jim Sandidge Good Luck to the Class of “85” And to our son Rich Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snow Elizabeth’s | Phone (217) 285-6973 Barry, Illinois 82 Phone 217.426-4141 217-426-2771 4 GATES CONSTRUCTION Concrete-residential-conunercial ROBERT GATES. OWNER NEW CANTON. I!_. 0235« Congratulations to the Class of ’85 from, Curly Kent and Employees K E Market 804 Main St. Barry, 111. 62312 The Home of the friendly insult, as well as fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, frozen foods, and canned foods Congratulations to our “Eric” and the Class of “85” “Alpo you did it!” Mom, Dad and Angela (YiK.lk? J. B KELLER. R Pm. Prop ' PHONE 335-2712 • BARRY. ILLINOIS 62312 Hull Fertilizer Service Fertilizers, Seeds, and Chemicals Hull, 111. 432-8343 From Forsh and Strub and the rest of the people at Forshey Feed Service. Congratulations to the Class of ’85 and Good Luck in ’89 Casteels Color Wheel wtHoney 1 1 (L t Lq1imu Congratulations to Barb Bridal I And Best Wishes to all the Seniors! Mom, Dad and Kathy Bridal Registry Drapery Paint Wall Paper Frames B and S Dispatch 432-5467 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 From Mr. and Mrs. Dean Howell and employees of Cree-mee Congratulations Class of 85! 83 First National Bank Of Barry The Bank of Friendly Service” Floyd’s Jewelry Pittsfield, Illinois Diamond Engagement Rings Gifts for all occasions 285-2919 But. Phone • 217-335-2512 o PI. Hill Office • 217-734-2512 ,V ’ Horn Phone 217-335-2361 J pTA ; Wayne Lueders (Special Agent) Yokem S Associates 725 BAINBRIDGE ST. • P.O. BOX 112 • BARRY. 11 62312 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Community Care Center Barry Tire Sales would like to Congratulate the Class of “85” from Barry Tire Sales 335-2528 Congratulations to the Class of “85” From Charles and Anna McDonald Congratulations Seniors Best of Luck Tiny’s Place — Tiny and Steve Barry Feed Mill Barry, 111. 335-2941 85 ii KU. EMMETT SANDERS QE COMPANIIS AGENT 1 205 WEST WASHINGTON. P O BOX 497 PITTSFIELD. ILLINOIS 62363 BUS (217) 285 4545 RES (2171285-4535 0 PIKE COUNTY SERVICE CO. Feed, Seed, Plant Food Petroleum Products Kinderhook, 111. 432-8397 Fashion Flowers Pauline and Danny Little Highway 96, Box 13 426-3751 New Canton, 111. Congratulations to Terry and the Class of “85” 12th Street Thrift Shop 837 N. 12th Street Quincy, 111. Schwartz Grocery dole 9 classes on TOLE AND CANVAS PAINTING. STENCILING. COPPER AND TIN PUNCH. APT SUPPLIES AND UNFINISHED WOOD ITEMS. CHILOPENS CLASSES. AND GIFTS LYNN AND DEBBY ERKE 70« PEAP BainbpidGE OWNEPS Bappt IL62312 217-335-271 1 Ruth’s Flowers and Gifts Barry, 111. Compliments of the Rodriguez Clinic Shear Style Beauty Salon Congratulations to the Class of 1985 Baptist Christian Yoke Fellowship “Let no man desire thy youth; but be thou an example of thy believers; In thy word, In manner of life, In Charity, In Spirit, In faith. In purity.” 1 Timothy 4:12 86 Scheuermann’s Sonoco and Welding 881 Mortimer St. Barry, 111. 62312 Congratulations and Best of Luck to Jeff and the Class of 1985 Myrtle, Carl, Mark, Janet, and David Don Hellyer Attorney at Law Barry, 111. Ogle’s Store Barry, 111. We deliver Wednesday and Friday Phone 335-2617 Groceries and Meats Congratulations to Art and the rest of the Class of ’85. Mr. Mrs. Jim Brace and Family Tanner’s Jewelry Sandy’s Shirt Shack 205 N. Madison Pittsfield, Illinois Jiffi Stop CONVENIENCE STORE ALL YOUR NEEDS IN ONE Jiffi Stop! Best Wishes to the Class of 1985 Cooley Electric 661 Bainbridge Barry, 111. 62312 217-335-2814 Congratulations Grads! Barry Boarding Home For Elderly Jan Ken Gwartney Phone: 335-2882 87 Best Wishes Barry Thrift Shop Congratulations to the Class of 1985 From Lonnie, Anita, Sherry and Kim Wright Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of 1985! Gill-Lummis Funeral Home Barry Flower Shop “Flowers that say I care” Joyce Parrack - owner Barry, 11. 62312-0144 Best of Luck Always to the graduating Class of 85. Way to go Y.T.! We love you! Mom, Dad, Ellen and Nancy The Barry West-Pike EMT’S Congratulate E.M.T. Art McNabb and all 1985 Graduates! Miles Description Pharmacy 101 East Washington - Pittsfield, III. We give eagle stamps • free prescription delivery Pharmacy Ph. 285-4214 Night Ph. 285-6185 Richard Weir R. P.H. - David Dawdy R. P.H. 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