Bunker Hill High School - Minuteman Yearbook (Bunker Hill, IL)

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chool Employees These people are a vital part of our school life, although few of us stop to realize their importance. Have you ever considered what school would be like without efficient office help, lunch in the cafeteria, a clean building and all of the repairs that are made? We would like to express our appreciation to the school employees for a iob well done. MR. HARRY HAMILTON

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MR. LELAND ASHBY, Sponsor, SHARON MYERS, Secretary, MALCHUS BAKER, Vice-president, HELEN JOHNSON, President, GEORGE HESS, Treasurer, MR. CARL SUMMERS, Sponsor. Seniors When we entered High School in September, T955, little did we know how eventful the next four years of our lives would be. Our freshman year was highlighted by many activities, among them the Basketball Homecoming, a new custom for Bunker Hill that year. Every member was kept busy for the duration of our iunior year. First, the Junior Play, Stranger In The Night, was rehearsed and pre- sented with much success. The usual sports events occupied us during a great part ofthe time, but we began big plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet in the spring. Plans were made, changed, and then made over many times before the date of the banquet. Wanting to add our own touch to the event, we had a Prom after the banquet. With all preparations ready we enjoyed the evening in a Sea Fantasy. The day we thought would never come finally arrived--we became Seniors. We continued hav- ing bake sales, candy sales, and other money- making proiects as we had during the three pre- vious years. This was directed to fulfilling the dream willed to us by the class of 19565 to go to Washington, D . C . We have worked, but we have had much pleasure in doing the things we had to do to reach our goals. Now we are proud of our achievements: our graduation from B .H .H .S and our trip to Washington .