Bushnell Prairie City High School - Beta Pi Sigma Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

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After selecting Spartans as a team name, the students decided to adhere to the Greek theme by taking from the Greek alphabet the letters Beta Pi Sigma for the name of their new yearbook. These words, when translated mean IS. P. C., the initials of Bushnell-Prairie City. , ,Q ,MA ,,,,,-...- ,.. 3:4 Kula ZEQZIZ agouf: fga Ziffiny fgowsi of Ll PLLZZEH . . ff Z3 2 5? ,.5tv 7 Ll ,gow fo nzafes nzuffuzaf THE CIRCLE K Compliments of The Place to Meet and Eat SIMPSON-l'0WlCl,:RON CO. STUDENT LIFE AT B. P. II. K IIE wfm, grfufufzwml' Pvmfi' . sqm! foofg fozwaul fo IZOUIZ LlCly 'lElZLlEZUOU.i Ill'NlNll-Il, ANI? GRAY MEAD IlR0'I'IllCRS' GRIN Your Local Lumhvr Yard Prairie City Q 'Qu in I .B gc vb rv-14-F 'lE Ji. gf WEEE ph W2 ,4-I Q , ' , Qj srla z : ww- ' Q , y , f i. ,M ,,, : m ir f - I l a r. Ji , ,,.,..,.4-ex-- ,Pl ymgj., 54,7931 915: ix in a ' ff bllvu K! .1 K Q if ff LV: ff? ,--. iff? U5 'A . V ' J, ,Uh Q' Y A -' -- Maw f E' Kimi 1 ff . . Cgllcf .ilZjOLf ULL'Zi5lvL'.i:5. uk uffzau axfgania x 'W Kula EIZCILLTE H25 izfiiunza Efgifzcfi figs fuafgsz 1,25 C. ll. W.XI.'l'HlCRS X SONS Gr0c0rie:--Nlez1ls-137 Main St. 2-lf NV , MUSIC DRAMATIE5 URBANIZATIUNS SPECIAL UCCASIUNS QU xg , W 1 F lf M 5 The Grand Parade INITIATIUN Signs of the times-red, scratched knees .... green ink . . . . and a freshman class looking like refugees from an asylum! The day? Why, initiation, of course! Where else could you see hula dancers, men from Mars, walking bird cages, and a devil all in one place '? Where else could you see little pickaninnies shining seniors' shoes, or burly football players-feminine gender-counting all the books in the library, or tall stuffed olives tricycling down Main Street? You precious darling! My kingdom for a tin can tail! Duz does everything. but this .fm -IOAXNIC MORRIS. Petite lgfllllllul' BONNIE XY-Xl,'l'l'1liS. Dark-eyed Beauty R. 8: J. PLAY HOFSE Howling-P001-Soft Drinks W' AND HER ATTENDANTS HUMECUMINE QUEEN . . A moment of lweutlmf Hess silence and Connie King was Clmwned Home Coming Queen oi' 1951 by Co-Captain Leu Ilartlett. Macomb went up in smoke. Hail, Hail, the gang's all here. HUMECUMINE ACTIVITIES Coach Parker gives a pep talk. .-XLEXXNIIICR HOTEL - CAFE 351 W. Main St. llomeeoming Day dawned bright :incl Clear, and excitement ran through the cold air. The previous night at the hig snake dance and bonfire we had yelled until our throats were hoarse. There a Macomb play- er was hurned in effigy amid cheers and songs. Now we were making furious lastfmin- ute prepzirzitions for the thrilling evening ahead. Finally 2:00 came, and we were dis- missed for the Homecoming parade. Guy floats were hrought out and displayed in all their glory. The sophomore class float, representing the union of Bushnell and Prairie City High Schools, was awarded first prize hy the judges. DAVE Wlll'l'IC. l',llN'l'-VVAl,l,l'Al'I'R Phone 539 The lmnd was out in l'ull zirray to mar- shal the parade with music. Marching l-Roy Scouts and decorated bicycles and wagons completed the procession. Even the iiippy air couldn't keep ai crowd ol' spectators from enjoying the parade. The long'-ziwaitecl football game with Macomb resulted in defeat for our lmrdeliit- ting Spzwtzuis, 13 to 6. In spite of this, everyrme vowed when the day was ever that lie would remember the 1951 llomeceming mr il long time. The Esquires l'he prize winning' float. CSOph0m0re Classy Weddilhg' Bells f5em01' C1359 Bfluflllets fm' lhe Spafnms lVh021, Nellie! fx4lI'S1tW Clubl fStratt0n Chevrolet C0.J i r B lv Q' ff' f. - 1 . :fu .1 . . zz: THE LITTLE DUE LI-lUGHED The Little Dog Laughed, ac- cording to an old rhyme, to see such sport . . . and the audience roared at the attempts of Laurie Hunting- ton, a pretty college sophomore, majoring in psychology, to psycho- lousa-lize her family and educate them in the mysteries ot' energy peaks and oral preoccupation. When Wally, Sid, and Martha decided to turn the talmles on her, things really lecame ccmnlicated. The seniors vfere directed by Miss Carlene Chiles, Vo had as her assistant director, LJQIIQY Renwick. CEST OF CHAIIACTEHS '.,::E c llililflllllill Bonxifm- Yl'1Llts'1's llfllltfx lllnzii I,lxll liollo Opp lQ..I'illl. Tilllli igvow Connie Kin! l' .Ely lluzsimqton lmo l32lI'tll'll libs luclllfll Clustiiu-slaj' Phyllis licininu Tom XYo'1cl tllilllllll' Xlorris l' l Vfcumzl Bill Yilil l, lli n Vfowl ll.l!'ll2ll'iL Kirlwy 'i.lrlQ l5x'.:clfiw'rl lhllpli llc-:Lp llorzitio l'. llom-j.xx'm-ll Alvrry Quiglr- Xml-lia lli-:luis Xlnry llmz-ns Cnrolim- lilllu-sly l-lvllm llawm-s C rum- S1lH'!llIlH lx Nancy livlxwitli xl.-lold lin ls:-11l'11l:1' U.lI'lnlI'.l lli-1123 lll4'I'l'5L' llrrmln Urmxiu ljlllll ljlllltllllltlll' l'.1ssv1's-ln lim litter. llomm Sllllllrllxlllill. ltlnillip Sloclmlutl. Duxicl XM-lls R. ll lil-INIiliNlDORl . 5l.ll. Vomplimcnts of , u Wil? i ' 'f fb flliltlllii ' lil Tl NU Y 1: 0 The fun of opening gifts. Dee, the Christmas Tree, and Santa Fun for few CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES A decorated tree. a Christmas pro- gram. carol singing, and a gift exchange ilistributed by Santa tGe0rge Cobb. no lessfj marked the annual Christ- mas assembly program. Something else marked the program that was not quite so usual--a blizzard! The snow drifts were so deep that most of the rural students were unable to get to school. The Christmas Dance was held in the evening in the gym. llecorated by four lighted Christmas trees, the gym seemed too large for the small crowd which was able to Jeep through the snow drifts. Music was furnished by the Es- quires. The senior girls' trio, consisting ol' VVinn0nah lloyle, Barbara Kirby, and Connie King entertained with a few vocal numbers. The Beta Pi Sigma staff sold cokes and sandwiches. Rudolph and two other little deals STAFF Back row: Phil Stoddard. Jim Long. jesse Peslle, Dick Icle. llalpli lleap. Edna Pesile. Bill Vail, Jerry Quigle, Rollo Opp. Middle row: joanne Blorris. Ennna lfiteh. Phyllis Bein- ing, Connie King. Donna Paul. Mrs. Armstrong, Mary Havens. Bonnie XYalters. .Ioan Hobbs. Leo Bartlett. Sara Beth Kiliemlall. Seated: Nlelba Barnes, Barbara lleagy, Ray Etter, Naney Renwick, XVinnonali Hoyle, Rod Everly, Blarjilee Trotter, Barbara Kirby. B EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ......... ,-- Nancy Renwick Assistant Editor Phyllis Reining Copy Editor -E -U Bonnie Walters Photography Editor Sara Beth Kikendall Administration -- Bill Vail, Jesse Pestle, Joan Hobbs Classes .... Melba Barnes, Phil Stoddard Sports Rollo Opp, Leo Bartlett, Jim Long Activities or Connie King, Barbara Kirby, Donna Paul Artist ee....,....... ...... R od Everly BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager -UN Winnonah Hoyle Circulation Manager eee., Mary Havens Assistants ..e. M Edna Pestle, Jerry Quigle. Marjilee Trotter Aflvertising Manager M, Barbara Heagy Assistants -,.,.- Ralph Heap, Joanne Morris, Dick Ide, llay Etter S Nancy Renwick, Editor 4,99 ,W Mrs. Armstrong. Advisor SHANKS LADIES' K i'HlLllREN'S WEAR R0liliR'l' RAWLS l l'RNVl'l'RlC YU. 496 E, Main St, Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices THE STAFF AT WURK Putting out an annual requires a great deal of work. Planning an initial layout, scheduling pictures, cropping anrl proportioning the pictures to fit the pages ot' the book. identifying individual and group pictures, and writing copy for each page are some of the tasks facing an an' nual literary staff. However, the literary staff does not do all the work. There is the problem of selling advertising to pro- vide money for publishing and the problem Hunting that 31.50 mistake. The Super Salesman! gn-f-an tx 'raft of selling the animals themselves. These duties are performed by a separate busi- ness staff, whose job it was to raise the 551200 budget necessary to produce this annual. The staff members wish to thank Mrs. Armstrong, the yearbook advisor, for giving so generously of her time and guidance in the production of this, the first edition of the lleta Pi Sigma. Break down and buy one, Mr. Johnson Layout problems. M 5:52 X s JAN' STUDENT' COUNCIL Bat-lx row: Betty lim-ining, Pat Storltlartl, Dnaun' Slxniglcr. Runnin' NIL-Crew, glvssc Pvstlc-. Ilan-ifl Broxxn. Ethel llolmlvs. Sn-all-ml: Nlarlha SVIWVII. Lonist- llarris. Nlr. Lawson. Ralph lleap, llollo Opp. Nlr. XYhilr. liarbara Kirln. Nanci Cobb. STUDENT COUNCIL ,YY Is April 14 taken '. Can we have a dance '? We have to select a date! Have all the petitions been turned in? These are a few of the questions that the members of the Student Council ask and answer every day. The Homecoming Parade, the Christmas Dance, the fine assemblies, and many other activities are the outcome of a group of students work- ing as a council to provide a better school year. Other activities this year included the March of Dimes campaign, which re- What did Santa bring you? sulted in a total of 33236.31 for the polio fund. One of the primary purposes of the Student Council is that ot' fostering stu- dent participation in school government. Choosing a new name for the athletic teams, the school newspaper, the annualg arranging a program of extracurricular activitiesg conducting elections ol' student representatives, such as the cheerleaders, are examples of ways in which this goal was realized. All oi' this activity was sponsored by Mr. Lawson and Mr. White. Prue entertains. ROSES l!ARlil:.R bH0l Prairie Uh Compliments of N hlill l'Nll'Ll'IMEN'l' CO. STAFF Back row: llelly' Ault. Don C.u'rvlt. jerry Quiglc-. Pat NX'ilson, Leland Howe, Barbara lleagy. Ralph llm-ap. ,lim Clrilifeili, Dirk Iclv. Clonniv Suu-r, Georgia Amhrosius. llay litter. Holm Braclliorcl. Donna Sa-lmialslioi. Sl'l.X'l'l'IIJ1 Patsy SllllYl'I'. Bnrlmara Kirby, Xicllm Barnes, Mrs. Mead, joanne Morris, jim Long. SPARTA STAR You must meet the deadline! That article will be front page! Are the mail- outs ready? Is your feature story in? Where is your editorial? The SPAHTA STAR, published bi-week- ly hy the Special English IV Class, has for its goal the reporting of all current news and happenings at school. This is the first year for the SPARTA STAR, and like all news- papers, she had her troubles. There were deadlines to meet: articles to be read, typed, and sent to the printer. Many copies were sent to other schools and servicemen. The SPARTA STAR is run much the same as any other newspaper. It has an editor, a feature editor, and a sports editor- Melba Barnes, Barbara Kirby, and Joanne Morris, respectively. To these people re- porters turn in articles which become news in the four-paged SPARTA STAR. Super- vising all this activity was Mrs. Mead, jour- nalism teacher and advisor. At the end, circulation. At the beginning, planning ff' Compliments of SW IFT 8: COMP KNY F. H. This year the girls ol' F. H. A. chose Spinning into the Future as their theme. To start their spinning, they elected as their officers-president, Donna Pauly vice presi- dent, Marcia Miller, secretary, Beverly Kreiderg treasurer, Carol Formhalsg parlia- mentarian, Melba Barnesg historian, Winno- nah Hoyle, chairman of public relations, Joanne Morrisg chairman of recreation, Clarabeth Pestleg and chairman of projects, Ruth Ann Heagy. Mrs. Walter Heagy was chosen as their Chapter Mother for the year. The organization had as its sponsor, Mrs. Cable. In this big spinning wheel there were sixty-one active members. Tlhey spun into many different activities during the year. Some of them were a party A. entertaining the F.F.A. boys, attending the F.H.A. Rally in Monmouth, Officers' Train- ing school in Macomb. a Mother and Daugh- ter Banquet, a wiener roast for new mem- bers, an assembly program during F.H.A. week, initiation ot' new members, and the installation of the new officers. At the F.H.A. Rally our chapter was in charge ol' the ice-breakers. Our chapter, one ol' the twenty-one in Section Nine, was honored to have Ruth Ann Heagy elected Section Chairman ot' Recrea- tion. Melba Barnes and Beverly Kreider were the two delegates to State Leadership Training Conference at East Bay Camp. Lake Bloomington. last summer. Mrs. Walter Heagy F. H. A. Assembly F. H. A. Chapter Mot hel gqnii During the past year the Bushnell Prairie Citv chapter of F.F.A. has sponsored a number of activities. The Magician Show donkev basketball game, and the garden seed campaign were the most important. The chapter took part in the county contests in scrap drive, parliamentary procedure, and also in some state judging contests. In the pest contest the boys received third place in the countv. The Officers' Banquet and Training School were also attended by mem bers and otticers The Chapter received fourth place in the dairv and livestock judging contest The Builders Cut which was held at Southeastern Jerry Quigle xx as ninth indiyidual The dairy team vxon thud place The grain and poul try contests xxeie held at Colusa in March Sex eral hog sheds have been made this year in the Ag shop Also about 120 hog troughs hue been made For iecreation the I' F A paiticipated in the county basketball touinament held it Bardolph This piovr tm gn es the farm bov xx ho might not oidinarxlx get a chance to play the opportumtv to play the exhllar ating game er st ralght Bud' LEE WA DE Tax Accountant A brand-new organization, the Rod and Gun Club, was inaugurated in l3.P.C. High School this year. Its purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and better hunters and fishermen among the students. The club planned some outdoor trips in the spring. The twenty-six members of the club elected Bill Vail, presidentg Leland Howe, vice pres- iedntg and Joanne Harper, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Melody and Mr. Johnson were the sponsors. As audio-visual education is very im- portant in today's educational system, it becomes a necessity to have trained students available to aid in running the motion pic- ture machine. Many ol' the teachers have learned to operate the projector, but there are a few who would rather have a student do this for them. Operating the projector is both a privilege the students enjoy and a means of developing reliability in those trust- ed with the equipment. Students who have learned the process ol' threading and operating the machine and, in some cases. repairing a broken reel are Leo llartlett, Ray litter, Bob llradlord, Ed- die Sammons, liill Vail, Duane Spangler. Kenny Vancil, and George Burton. Ei' PRUJEETIUNISTS x X. NIR. 62 NIRS. G. E. SH HRMAN Prairie fity LIBRARIANS Locating books, helping other students find certain data, checking out encyclopedias, and showing' others how to use the card cat- alogue are just a few of the many little, but important. tasks performed by the student librarians under the direction of Mrs. Arm- strong. LlBll.vXlll.-XXS Batik now: Bar- bara Kirby. Betty johnson. ,Ioan llogcrs. Carol XYliite, Eth- el llolilis. Donna Lou Schinal- shot. Mrs. Armstrong. FRONT now: Opal Beaty, Patsy Shav- er. Nlarjilcc Trotter, Suzanne Ou-rznan, and Beverly Kreicler. UFFIEE ASSISTANTS The office assistants are those girls whom you see running about the building in the middle of the period, collecting slips, reading announcements, carrying mail, an- swering the telephone, and attending to many other details. .231 Sues faithful assistants were loannc Morris, Bonnie Walteis. Connie Ring, IDL-only Rogers, Nancy licmvick. Donna Paul, Phyllis llc-ining. Nlaryclcl Brant, antl liarluara llcniy. DR. R. G 'l'Rl'NlMEL Phone 500 L mail' EHURUS y lr W -U K Y:,ii,1 mb A Sw if if ' . A iid 5 iw? The How Tie Brigade, known to some as the Boys' Chorus, under the direction o Coach Parker, has been very active this year. They have performed manv times he fore various community organizations. Th chorus has been outstanding, not because oi individual singing, but because it consists ot a group of boys working together because they like to sing. W, as , 0-1 The CxlllN Choiuxes under the 1 e ll1lLCl10Il ol Nliw Qhlles cnioxed tpiolitxblc nu ein ring togethei 'lhey picsented Ln we niblx and lui nshed music ior the bic cxlauielte ind Qommencement exteicises Thex also took in actixe p ut in the Lountx Nluxic Iwstixal in lfebiuaix EHURUS CHORUS Nl'IWEl,l,'S .Xl'l'.X JUNIUR SENIUR FEai:.3HMFlll SUPHUMUEE Rl l AX.-XPIIUNIC QUAll'l'lQ'l' ijif P33 an N VOCAL CONTES'l'AX'1'S O ml Beatx' l . Carolyn Duc liogcrw Phyllis licining Ala-xsv l'c'stl0 C21-mlm! 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Phyllis Head The Marching Band Lv 119. 9 'i 1 ' 1' 5 if' V ., , , if ,WM if W, ,, ffm 7' L fu' ,Awx ' ' 'fl H N- -4 ' ' N 1 , N ' 1 EQ , I ,M ,way w,ynm 4 1, vw M V 25? X, ,f EUUTBALL BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS SPUBTS CLUBS IW if , X, H, I X by x, I JA 7 jf K 61 XX! 4 -P l ffffrryfdff M X XQiX af M 595 f 11' dill nikki if 41 4., 1,1 J-im J If 1 ' ' f 'Q , if z , f :.,1w'f4f4 mfr? fn v w F L 1 -. Af fm jk Q f Q :ci ,Q W -sw ,v 4 , v xiii pu 3 sl. 1 Ev S5 F., tw Q wr A I 4, 6 ,Q E , Y ' f , .Q W f . ii ,,,,,,,, fr nm? f ' 'nn hw 4 X 5 ' 41 SB fi? Q Sb' x 3 ? lk 1 4 i Q wg, we W-W SEI-l5UN'S RECORD A hyhrid group of hoys from Prairie City and Bushnell High Schools that couldn't he worked too hard and never gave up under any circumstances were the Spartans! The team name, Spartans, seemed to instill a certain spirit in the hoys, for although they were a small and very inexperienced team, they downed six opponents. succumbing only to two, and to those hy a small margin. We take our hats oft' to the first .A edition ol' the Spartan gridmen! l!.l'.C. 12 Astoria 0 lI.P.C. 27 Valley 0 R.P.C. 25 Cuba 7 B.P.C. 6 V.l.T. 0 B.P.C. 6 Lewistown 13 B.P.C. 31 Southeastern 0 B.P.C. 6 Macomb 13 H.P.C. 31 Reynolds 0 The Cadets piled up a fine re- cond of which we a1'e all justly proud. Playing five games, they won four and tied one. CAlJli'l'S Bar-lt row: Coach Parker. Eddie Sammons, Lyle XYalters, jerry Curtis, Paul Dim! lnitt, David Phelps, Melxin Pershingl. Ronnie NIL-Crew. George Pcnsingcr, Coach Lawson. Third row: Cordon Ault. Cillhert Cray. Eugene lfilhert, Ray Curtmzui, Charles Garrett. Carrol Peters, Dean Nlullenix. Ross Coons. Billy Ioe Meyer. Second row: Manager 'linnny Lovell. Ladd Wilson. Clair Myers. blames llarens, Ceorge Nleacl. Yerle rlillllflllllll. Kenny Kreps, .lay Dee Kipling. Carl Lovell. lfront row: Richard Stehl, lfranlcie johnson, Bohhy Morris. vlimmy Leighty, Richard Kirtlcy, jerry Stoller. Lewis Bankes. 'M' 'i , ' ' :E rv! wg Q J HZ on ref PERRY OPI' Packard no SPARTAN GRIDMEN BILI. YAII, tlfreiieliiej Center. NVllo w11s the llltlll who could he depended upon when tht- I't'gllI2l.I' was out of the guine? None other than Bill Vail. Ile was tl re11l IL'klIll 1111111 lil'Olll st11rt to finish. SAM BOTKIN Qstlfl 5111112 Right Guard. Slllll eonld 11Iu11ys he depended upon when Conch l'11rk1-r w11nted tl good suh- stitute. DON CQAItItE'l I' 1NIisso111'il Fllllhaiek. A fine punter, tiieliler. 11nd driving full- haick-Don was qill of these. Ile llltltlt' honoruhle niention on the Associated Press All-State te111n. IIALPII IIEAI' 1I'retty Boyj Left End. Ralph eznne down Iroin Ijfkllfil' City to help o11r lC1llll. Ile zilternuted with Leland 11t left end. Soine of his catches were ninazing. ROGER EYEIRLY feltodl Left II1lII:I72lL'Ii. ltod lacked experience to IIIRIIQC the first teznn, hut he Ililll every other quality' Dl'Ct'5Sill'j' to inulw LI good foothull player. DICK IDE LBQIITF' Ifueel ltiglit End Dick proved hiniself to he ll good lllilll. p11rtieul11rIx' on otfense. Ile played ex- eeptioiiailly good h11ll for l1is first yC1ll'. LEO l3Alt'l'LE'I l' tI,o11j Center. Leo was one ot the finest centers our tCtllll IIRIS h11d i11 tl long tinie. XYIICII the chips were down, you eonld QIIVVLIYS depend on l,o11.' Leo shared the honor ot lu-ing Cilptillll with Rollo Opp. jliltltl' QUIGLE. Left Giuird. jerry also Cillllt' down troni Prairie City. Ilis t1-1'1'it1e spirit, eonruge, 11nd drive earned Illlll tl letter. BILL VAIL SAM BOTKIN DON CARRETT RALPH HEAP ROD EVERLY DICK IDE LEO BARTLETT IERRY QUICLE PAYNE SHOE STORE Shoes at Prices You Can Afford ORLANDER'S DRY GO0Db 461 Main St. Phone 1 g5,g,.f.q,.. vwk 1 , , rn!! JIM LONG PHILLIP STODDAIID RAY ETTER RAY 81 PHIL PHILLIP STUDDAIID llflipl Left Guard. Phil was Two Casualties doing a great jolx until the time he was side-lined by a lmrokcn leg. HAY E'l l'ER tlflyj Right llalfliaek. Hay was one ol the linest halfliacks in this area. His speed. swivel hips, and quick thinking saved many a game. Ile was side- lined in his fourth game lay a hroken leg, also. ,IINIMIE LONG tliml llight llallhaek. lim did a very fine joh ol' sulistitut- ing lor Ray when he got his leg lxroken. .lim had the courage, drive, and spirit that is needed for a good 'lJack. ROLLO OPP LPinkyJ liight 'lla-kle. Rollo held down the right tackle job xery well. lioth defensively and otfensix'ely. lle was chosen as Co-Captain, which is a great honor. l,liI.ANlJ IIOXVE llfanm-rl Left End. In his first and last year, Leland gave all he had to the team. llis height helped us greatly. Q MARVIN EBBEIYI' tl.ittle liliej Right End. Marvin was one ol the liest and most dependalmle defensive ends in this area. llis spirit and pep was always encouraging. IAMES CHIFFETII llludolphl Left llalfhack. llolding down the left half- lmaek slot was a small. determined, and dependalile man. jim was fast and shilty. and lor this reason could he depended upon lor needed yards. jim made honoralile mention on the Associated Press All-State team. RALPII FAULKNER tnot pieturedj ROLLO OPP LELAND HOWVE MARVIN EBBERT JIM CRIFFETH GLENN S. LOYELL NU-WAY CLEANERS Implements -- Rt. 9, West of 41 Your Personal Appearance Counts Team,s in a huddlel The Spartans of B. P. C. started oft the season with a losing streak, which was not broken until County Tournament time. In the Tourney, the Spartans pulled a sur- prise by climbing from the sixth rated team in the county to third place, by beat- ing Bardolph 56-50 in the consolation game. Faced with the problem of weld- 6 Chalk talk. BASKETBALL ing two teams together, Coach John Law- son was constantly trying to find the right combination which would develop a winning team. Although the record com- piled was nothing sensational, the Spar- tans always played a hard fought game. An examination of the record will show that they lost several games by very close scores, two after an overtime. One im- portant thing that characterized our team was its sportsmanship: never has it been better. Back row: C1J1lL'll Lawson. Lyle XY1llt0l'S. llollo Opp. Um-orgv Xloiul. Lvlaml lhmv. Ronin-lli Yancil, Com- Nlcflvc, Xlzuiagcr bam Bolkin. Front ron: llolm llolcy. Din-k lmlv. lialpli llc-ap. llay Etter, Duam- Spanglc-1'. jim Long was absent wlu-11 tho pic-lure was talwn. ,U 'ii 2 fw wx W,?Z,?9,ffgfi,f,yf,gm f I 'A , ' - 1 wi' 49 :M 3- if .Q -i Q! 'KJ' xv I W K if 'lam WA ,I wg, L Y In VL K M fig 3aWu i 4 ' W 1 ' ff Wi rg -Q V' g' fm an ,P , ' , 9'5W,fMs Q! 3 V L ,rf , v , Q 4, X 'ww Sv V Ai QA iii 5 , M, 'x--.gf sl! ,,,N., km X 1 4 X -' 1? gn --fn-1 KJ Y ,- ,Z fyi ,N JU M f f E x I 5 ,KT 683 6 r ' 2, 9 3 A Ml m f Q bw A' HXIIII lll Xl ISO! SPARTAN 9 liOl,ICY lfim' IQCIHUIIIIKICI' I'1YL'l'HCllf Shot ROLLO OPP l,CPUIldil17ll' 'llwulllllxatn' DICK IDE Fine Shot re 1-,,,.n' HM LONG HAY E'l I'lCli DLHXXE SPAIXCILR Lung-shot Artist Expert lbrilmluh-r Figl1ting1G111rc 'z Q1 EAGERS LYl,lf lYAL'l'l'lllS l,l'il,AXD HONYE Aggressive Driblwlcr 'full Cjgmgr 'l'Iw Varsity Club crm- sixts ul all athletes who lima' 4-all'm'cl llwir Ykll'Sllf' lvttcrs. its principal goal is to promotc school spirit uucl cln-x clup ll liigli inurulr. foniplimcnls uf N EFI lflilill i'0Nll'.XN Y VARSITY CLUB Y ,pr GEORGE Nl EAD Fine Bflll-llilllillljf PEP CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS HeyI Hey! Take it away! Go-gof Raise that score! Sound familiar? Why, ot' course! These are just a few ot' the many chants that have displayed the the Spartan spirit and proved to the boys that we were behind them, win or lose! This year the newly organized Pep Club ol' ll. P. C. had fifty-tive active members, with Dick lde, presidentg Lyle Walters, vice-president: David Brown. secretary: Leo Bartlett, treasurer: and Mrs. Phyllis llolcomb, sponsor. :H :Qt :Qi You've all seen those snappy little girls in the attractive hlue corduroy outtits with SPAIITANS across the front, con- stantly leading the crowd in yells, chants, and songs, to keep the spirit alive, the rooting high, and equally important, the booing low! These girls, Lorene Bagley, Rosie Cassell, Connie King, Joanne Morris, and Pat Wilson, were ehosen hy the two separate schools, and started early in the summer working on new yells and actions. Working right along with the Varsity Cheerleaders were those cute Cadet pep rousers in red and white corduroy outfits. Not heing chosen until after toothall sea- son, Joanne llarper, lleverly Kreider, and lletty lleinine' were rushed for time, hut they worked hard to make up yells and routines. B. Hllave you gotten your heart check? Don't forget to turn in your health points! Dues must be in on time. lf you were ever a G.A.A. member. you have heard these time alter time! liut likewise. being a member, you knew they were important for the success ot' the club. It took a heart chock to be sure your old heart was tickingg health points helped toward earning awards: and dues bought the necessary supplies. As the name indicates. the G.A.A. is an organization tor all strong, healthy girls interested in sports activities. ln A. the fall an organized play night was held every Tuesday. When winter came, a basketball tournament was played. Later in the year a volleyball tournament was held. With the coming of spring, softball was the main event. Other activties in- cluded a Christmas exchange party and a stand at a basketball game. The G.A.A.. with fifty-four members, had a very active season with Joan Rogers as presidentg Bonnie Walters, vice-presi- dentg Lorene Bagley, secretary: and Rosie Cassell, treasurer. Mrs. Phyllis Holcomb was the sponsor. J., xx 2? ff FL ADMINISTRATION FACULTY GRADUATES CLASSES XSW gf? EQ? U X IA W2 X' XII X x I If A HI S-'N----' 94? ow KC, 1 0,5110 'Q N Q3 Xx fx wf l Back rovs Lawrence Luper Clark bpnrrx GCOISE Chun laront row Ixerlmtli Curtis Leo XX llter Delbert NVelch NV1yne 'VICIVIH BUARU Our board of Education which de cldes all school policies, consists ol seven very capable men Drawn from all parts of the unit the men are led bw Leo Walter president and have Del bert Welch as secietarv Some exiden ces of the board s efforts in our behalf are an expanded music and athletic plogiam newly decorated buildinffs 1 competent faculty and plans for a neu high school building Enough credit newer has been nor Work but We as seniors VSlSl'l to expiess our sinceie thanks foi all they have done for us SUPERINTENDENT In cooperation uith the Board or Education Mr Renwick Supermten dent of Bushnell P1 uiie City Unit Schools has p1ov1ded the students vsitlx mam educational opportunities His good natured smile and filendly intel est have is on him mam friends amon the students UF EDUEATIUN ARIHUR KIKUK INSURANCE Compliments ol H I I XRNFR Complete Insurance Serwce Pr mu lltx . ,I . . , 4 - ' , -- ., jg 1 V: '. . Q, 2 1 , , z l ' . Q , , . . u 1 . , a - I ' Y ' n ' 9 5 ! -V v y ' v ' l . ' I . l ' ' , ' ' ' ., , 2 , . ever will be given to these men for their , L v ' mini v - .2 , ' V Aw, A u l 1 Lu v' y . . . v .1 I v . v h . W I 41' ' il , ' .T ' . PRINCIPAL Axmu lexdx xuth uxglul fxdxlce X11 Whlte has glllded us thlijllgll fOUl wuccewiul xefub II1s 6111016111 ddIYllU1 tldtlllll I1 IS pxoxlded LIN xxlth fx wmoothlx 1unn1ng school XX e ham Loma to depend upon lux sxmpathetxc undelstdnd UFFIEE SEERETARIES 'Hrs wllml Bradbhxw Mr Remwlcks secretarw TZ' Sue Blown Nh NS hlte N St'ULtdlS .I J NEW BERRY C0 C YV LUSK Plumblng and Heating Nhuomh Complete Plumbing Supphes l v. v , . I Q . 1-Q S J ES ' 'r .' '. v 1 vi 4 x x ing and sound juclgyment. v V. 1 I 1 4 Y v. ,1 ,. A n n l K 9 c A, is e f ' . . . ' ' ' . V- . - , . - v FACULTY gf: .. I , ,. iw if 1, sf Af M 2 z in 4 FACULTY CUSTUDIANS Through the efforts of our custodians, the building and grounds have been kept in good condition during the year. Not only do they sweep, wax, and polish, but also aid students and assist the facul- ty in innumerable ways. Noel Herron, Lyle Vincent, Clayton Filbert, Virgil Weber, Bill Roethe, Kenneth Kirby HXRRIS Sz SCHOLES STUCKYARDS Daily Hog Market John Brand and Claude Sammons BUS DRIVERS The bus drivers carry a heavy responsibility. It is to their credit that the rural youth, the team, and the Pep Club members have been transported in very trying weather safely and promptly to their various destinations. H. 8: H. GROCERY Phil - HAYMAKERS - Jess SENIOR OFFICERS: Connie King, presidcntg Phyllis Reining, secreturyg Mrs. Armstrong, sponsorg Mr. NVl1itc, sponsorg Leo Bartlett, vice-presidentg Mr. Marklcy, sponsorg Mary llavens, treasurer. 5 Q' Q Q it E- A im! gi ' if l 5, . V4 I . it h , I - ' .-,:eg,Mf-Y The long-awaited moment when the President of the Board of Educa- tion will hand us our coveted diplo- mas is almost here. But now that it is so near, We find that we are not so j ubliant as we had thought we might be. FRANK'S CAFE Good Eats - By the School GEORGIA ANN l3lC'l'TY AULT AMBROSIUS U , A IIIIIUIIIIUSA' is xpcwla- I slzull speak in zz mon- 105-5- slrous little voice. RAY ETTER MARVIN EBBERI' ullliy usa your llmin lL'llL'll Gull gurl' you ll Baller lute than neu- tongue? er! IINI CIRIFI-'li'l'll DON CARRETT :IL uc stu 1 In own' f I Tm, 17111011 bell mglqgs fllillli, ICU lI1i.s'S UNI' Ull- ll clull hCtIll.,, l10I'lllHffll-U Xll,I.l5.X ISAHXICS 1150 15Ali'l'1,lf'l lN SAN! BUTKIN BOB BRADFORD MSlL'l'1'f us n mv' is ,xlnfh HSIHIHIII lift' ull Iulmr' MHC-57 fini- HWY' 1L'f 'k-I Hldeas we like beafllw bex, men do not have them ' until they grow upf' lllfllfli 1CX'lilil,Y EMMA FITCH , 1:.x1,l'l1 11-xL'1,14xEn MH , GENE FORD .,u.lm, A mix ming In 01- Uitlys qty wllyx 0 .51 ,. . ,I -. - flu in tl l.ur1y.' Xnllz- 'Alla' nzust mt to life, l'I9U-5'U fVW6-5'- eilcivulsdom Mc Ml ingfu and live In cut. ' ACKS HICKS RALPH HE.-XI' I 'MQ' HAXYIQXS l5fXliI5.'XH.vX IIEACY True patriots ull, for ITC got tlzc' linw. I'uf be it umlcrstoozl, XVU ulmflf ix tim will or UXVUIIICII rurv all rlwil got the place, but itfv left our country for our life. zmrrim lay tuIkin,g. ' hard to find thc ,girI. ' counlrgfs good. fnmplimn-nts of L. A. GRAY RICHARD I.. FRANCK, MJD. 4 Veterinarian mf , 2 i 3 5 3 . E A newli- it CITIZENSHIP HONORS Connie King. Senior Girl Citizenship jerry Quigle, Senior Boy Citizenship Mary Havens, D.A.H. XYinner We are not so happy at the pro- spect of leaving our acquaintances, our bosom friends, and our favorite teachers behind. We find we are not too anxious to give up all the wonder- ful times we had at basketball and football games, celebrating the wins and suffering the defeats along with the team, but never once losing faith in them. This class cannot truth- fully say that they never again want to attend a Prom and Banquet, or participate in a class play, or drink cokes with the gang at the Moon , or take part in another initiation day program. FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK Deposits Insured - Member F.D.I.C. lil'i'l l'Y lllL'l'0X IUA-XY IIOBBS Youll: mourn Iotcf' U-l wifi Iffi' kffln f 1i'riukIc.s'. ' CONNIE KIXQL l3.Xlil3AliA KIRBY Bc luring and youll -Kyilwm i'5A,'W H I' H' g A A - A 1 H mul ,splvrn Ulm umm uma! fm low. Tl 4 .4 I 1010 LS no lim ull: or zritliolli 1111 DAVID NIOHIROXY WMM, OH, Tn lin' long iz' is nv- An aflzlclv and IHIINI L'c,s.s'r11'y Io live SIIJlL'1U.-x f'i1m.' If,Qz1zl.x'. ' 1 l,15L,xxD nowu WINXUNAII IIOYLIC DICK IDE SARA BETH KIKENDALL 'Allmflz walls fm' plms- --T 1, L. CM.,-,,,,11y fC,,,5, A gnqfl Ugg, sunny She who thinks lfqr url: amlNpIcu.s:u'e mils Himkfv .side up. herself and rarely mui f IWC- tates is a free womunf JIXIBIIIS LONG NIERLE ME-qjglggllgk HOBICRT ML-CREW JOANNE MORRIS ,, .. . , C t ' ' W 0 rn 4' n may num. .Um urc not' In ha' TIS UN' .fff H10f-S' QUVU adllgea 13317032 dzcgcilt? ,,,,,l ,L-1,,,,e,, ,Huy Fw, ll1c11.s1u'z'rI by II1f'lll'S. ?l'f1f4p 1f'lX'-'-5 mf' fllflfl And every grin so mm. hu! I go on fo1'c1'er.' 'em' fy dmws one Outf, noxx,-x mu PAUL VUNA 1'1'35TLE ,IICSSE PESTLE BRUCE IJETEIKSON l,iHl1' pvuplv lmu' big 'AW' i .v U .s I is lu' mhz: VVhz1t u rurc ,gift is As merry as the clay is hearts. knuuns' not he is u'is0. tha! of mannersf long. Compliments of FORREST SHELL SERVICE FITCH CLINIC P11039 5 SCHOLARSHIP HONORS Back row: Ioanne Morris, Connie King, Bill Vail. Nancy Renwick, Edna Pestle, Front row: Sara Beth Kikendall, Bonnie Nlullcrs. Mellm Barnes, Mary Havens. She luis ll clark and HAM roving cya. And lim' lmir lmn,Q.s clown in UUE TU That we are the hardest working class ls true beyond a doubt, The smartest, too, we do proclaim In fact, we faiily shout! Illililll' QUlCLl'i l'lll'l,l,lS lll'llXlXfl The rr'uvnrzl of fl flzinz Curl ,giwflz .spwwlz well dom' is to liuuz' il ull. mug In Il fi l'.u zlonefi CUXNIE SUTER illlslili 'I'liO'l l'lCll N. up I I . . iq .gym ' , ' ya f Q lu ' lziifiil rmgclcls-' lmzre frzrncls. ,f , However, we realize that we have come to a crossroads in our lives. It is now time for us to as- sume the responsibilities of a more adult life. Some of us will go into service, college, business, the trades, or homemaking, but whatever our choice, we face the future with con- fidence, knowing that we have been prepared to take our place in the adult world. We have been trained in subject matter, character, and so- cial behavior, and have received guid- ance in the choice of our career from a competent faculty. What follows graduation is up to us! MR. AND MRS. C. G. DIXON Prairie City They urr' rirlr Hjlll THE SENIURS We had the biggest. bestest Prom Our yearbook is, of course, supreme That was ever given by any class No class can make one betterg And our 1951 Homecoming Dance Indeed, our whole four years at school Attracted many a lad and lass. Are perfect to the letter. NANCY HICNXYICK DONNA SCHXI.-XLSllOl PATSY Lljli SIIAYEH l'lllLLIl' S'l'UDDAliD 1ic,a-ponsilnilily u' alles ULF! 'He' lit' llillllf 1 H7714 Lore is like thc nicux- Emery man is, m'lm1ICs lumfl in lmml icitlz va- Wllf 'Ulf ff' UMW' HU les. YVU :irc not lilccfly to llc, an idler. 'Vifll flllfl power. lo haw fliem ,seuervly but once. mm, YAIL D , , T M isoxxnc wAL'rians IMHICIA VILSUN Hy llll' ll'0I'li lL'l' lillllll' XIARTHA XVEAVER STODDAllD mf' U- 'k 'f l l ml' ll'mm'n are flzc fllllllf- H Y W 'ff' 1f f L' thi' ul L'llL'llllt'-S nf 1'luf'lc.v. Short uml sweelf, 7,19 slow ffm' MQ lmtclzcrl freshness of ll rlrcum. BILL EWING HAROLD FEASTER Bushnell XVareh0u5e Gamble's Authorized Dealer OPAL BliA'l'Y l'.Xl'l. lJlXlXll'l I' We are jolly juniors, smart and very b1ase'g Mischievous and witty, or so they say. We've stopped taking our hooks home at night, Hoping to coast, now that our goal is in sight. CRAYCRAFT FUNERAL HOME Il0l'G'S FUR IJRVGS 256 W. Hurst Phone 337 Drugstore on the Corner Xi.-XHYDEL ISN.-XNT XIAICIIAX DIXOX IOIIN BROWN l,l'.XX IJULI. DON BRYAN SXXIJILX liXL'l,lI,xI5liH 1'AL'LlXlC CAl,lIOL'X Hx-ENIH-T Clll.l5Iili'I' CLINE CIl1QXUXX'1Q'l'll Xl.Xlill,lX QLHII-'Ifl-1'l'll LOlil, CIRAXXVOIRID CWI. IUYICNS SIQLMA DEAN XOHXIAX lIl'I,XlJ -XXIC HOISBS CCICOINZIC HEAD LICOIA SCIIOONOYER KENNETII VANCIL I Hllil, IIOISBS NI.-XNCI.-X XIlI,l,ICli XIARTIIA SljliY1iN LYLIC XYALTEHS C ILICS KRICPS SUZAXXE OYICIKN1.-XX DUAXIQ SPAXGLER CAROL XVHITE XIOXA LOL' KL'kL'K GEOHGIG PENSINCLITH BEVERLY LEO VVILLIAMS STAMBAUGII DOROTHY QUICLE CH LAY CHAlU1O'l l'1Q IHCTTY STEIII, IOAN l.OX'lCI,l, HICYNOIIJS LIQL,-X MAE S'l'O'I'LICli SUE XYILT CIM-Xllili Nh-Cllili -IAXITI' IROCGICHS NIQKIRIXX SWICXICY OPAL NX'Oli'I'IllNCI'l'UN CSICXIC Nlvfllili -ICM! IKXGICNS MANY TAYLOR lNot pin-turcdj IROXXIIC XIAZIHCXY lROl5liR'l' ROLEY ZISLPII.-X 'I'llONll'SOX GEORGE BL'li'l'ON C'0Wl'ER'l'HW.XITITS Groceries - Meats - Lockers - Bakery EAST VIEW MARKET 659 Cole St. Phone 146 S0l'llON1Olll'l OIVFICERS: Front row: xiill'l.f1ll'l'l NIL-Clc-cr5'. scorn-turyg Vcrlc Tlmrmnn. prcsiclcntg l.ouisn- Harris, vim--pri-siclc-lit. Buck row: Bliss A,lll'LlI'll. spun sorg Homer Quigle trcasurcrg Hr. Price. sponsor. We are so superior, so we sophomores say, The freshmen are beneath us in most every way. We look at the jolly juniors with feigned preference, But always show the seniors our l'l'lill'k0fi deference. BUSHNELL ELECTRIC CO. Crosley and Westinghouse Appliances liOSlC ,vXKl'IllS GORDON Al'L'l' l,Olll',Nlz llgXC,l-lzl 5fXll.X HAH l Llpl l DAYIID l3llOXX'X l5.Xlll3XllX lll'CflllfX llillxllf lll l l'UX XXXL CIll,XXll5l'fllS lfYlii.l'Y CTlIAl'Xl.XX Cfklll, CfUrX'l'l'lS YXYCIY COBB llilllll' CL'll'I'lS XXAXXDA DUYLIQ DONNA ICIJXXQ-XHIJS llUl5lfli'l' ICXIOIQY lVllXXlx lfX'lClll.Y l5lCI l'l l.Ul' l'.Xl.lfll lllllllfliil' I l'l'CIll Ci,-Xlllbl. lUliXlll.Xl.S l.,Xl3Y llllS il Xlllililvl IEIE GIIICSLIERI ,IAY DEE KIPLINC CARROLL PETERS VERLE THURMAN xi.-xncslu c:oDDAnD IIIQVIQIIIA' KIIEIDIQII DAVID PHELPS NANCY NVILSON I,oI'ISIi IIAIIIIIS WIIJIAIJIZNE LOYELL IQAN PIIICE SANDRA VVILSON Ixxrrcs III-xvlzxs x1,xIzc:AIII:'I' IIDIIEII QUIGLE IOYCE IzI I'll xxx IIIQI-xczx' WCLEEHY IsIi'I 1'I' IIILININIQ WORTHINGTON c:I,.xI1:Ic xmsns SIIIIILEY WOIITIIINGTON 'IU ANN MYERS REXA NIAE PARKER DAYID PERRY SIII'QI.I3,X IIEXSLICY I..JI.I.I'.laX IIILLILR L,-XREI. IIOXIARD XIELYIX PERSIIIXQ' PECLCLY IENXINC ZS RE'I l'Y -IOIIXSOX CLARARETII I'ES'I'LE INDI Pictured? RICHARD BROXVN CHARLES CONNOR GENE HOXYE XVANDA PAYNE CAROLYX ROGERS EDDIE SANINIONS DORIS SXIITII COXXIE STEXCZER xIAHlQjRI1Q KATIIRYN SCIIULES TIIORMAX BOB NVILLIANISON BROWN IXNCH QFOFT lamt - Hardware - Ladies NI ear Compliments of BUSHIN ELL STOCK YARDS SIIIRLICY DIQVORD Dlili DIl,l,lCNl5liCIlx DORIS DOYl.l'f LEXYIS B.-XNKE5 LARRY BRADFORD KENLYNN BROOKS DIANA BRYAN IQUCLENIC l'll,lllill'l' CIICRALD C.-XI,llOI'N ROSALIIC FORD JUDY CONIBITICS CIIARLICS um. ' tL.XRRI'. IlOl5liR'l' llxxlxluxn lcmx ll,XRl'lfR lnftnxnlb ll.-XR'l' 1s.xPlnAn,x LOL' COL'R'l'N ln' IIICLLIC non IIICRRON RU'l'll ,xxx lloowin ' CORNICLIA COONIRS ROSS COONS CHNIC COOPER COLLICEN RAYMOND CURFNIAN ALAN CURTIS FRESIINIEN OFFICERS Front row: Billy loc Mvyvr. prcsidelltz Ruth IIm'Q11s. we-crctalryg Merrill Pa-rslxing. xice-president. Blu-k row: Luclcl YYilson, t1'eu5nrm'r: Nlr. Melody and Mrs. Mead, sponsors. .ilu 'OP' Md 4 A45 5 if' ,V-. Green little freshmen, here are we Forced to recite on bended kneeg Made to cavort for the Seniors' fun We are glad now the year is done. C3 Compliments of Complima-nts of T. OTIS BROWN BUSHNELL NEWS AGENCY FRANK ,IOIINSON RICIIIIC kIR'l'l,l'1Y KICNNY KRILVS IIXI l.ICIClIl'I'Y RUliI'lR'I' LICXYIS IIISLICN MORSS 'DI-IAN XIL'l,l,IjNIN I.XNlC'l' XIl'I,I,INAN YIRCII, NIURFIN l'.Yl'SY NIYICRS I',X'l I'Y XIYICRS ,ll .xxl l,x Loczmmon CARI. l,OX'lCI.l. IIUNNIIC OAKXIAN KIIAIR I,OX'l'II.I, DAN PICNDARYIS I5lCX'lCRI.Y Nh-IJUNALIJ XIICRRILI, PICRSIIINCL RUNNIE XIICLYIN ICARL PRA'I I' BILLY IOIC NIIQYICR ALICE RVARK BOBBY MORRIS ROBERT RUNYAN MARILYN SCUDDER RICHARD SCUDDER lJU'l l'IIj SIIANY IININIY SNIITII ANN SIIIQNCICII RICIIARIJ STICIII. IICRRY S'l'OI.I,IfR ANN STO'I'l,ER XIARY 'l'AIf'l' SHIRLEY TRACICY CARL TRICADXYAY BARBARA VAN SCYKLIC Mrxlu' WALLER BETTY WILLIAMSON ALICE XVILSON LADD WILSON Jmx w1x'1'En ROGER Youxcz Not Pictured? IIARL DIKIXIITT IANILIT IIAVENS RUTH IIAVENS ROB HUNINIEL PAT LAY ri 'X Q1 , ... ,Q 'hi 0' WP I If , uw f HILIXS liRlLl,IAN'l' BRONZE BREYYBAKER-EVVAN Wrecker Service Phone 193 Insurance to Meet Every Need SENIUR DATA GEORGIA ANN AMBROSIUS GAA. -lg l .ll.A. 1.2533 Pep Club 1: Newspaper Staff 4: Girls' Chorus 4 BETTY LEE AULT l7.ll.A. 1.2.3.-1: Pep Club 253: Drainaties Club 3: Newspaper Stall 4: Band 1,2.: Girls' Chorus 23,4 MELHA BARNES Student Council 2: G.A.A. 1,2,f3,4: l .ll.A. 1.2. 3,4 lParliainentariain 4, Camp Delegate 31: Pep Club l,2,3,4: Draunaties Club 2.3: News- paper Staff 2,4 lflrlitor 41: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Chorus 1,253.41 Carnival Queen Atten- clant 2: llonieeoming Queen Attendant 4: Quality Street 3: 'l'he Little Dog Laughed 4 LEO BARTLETT Class Treasurer 2: Class Vice-Presiclent 4: Foot- ball Manager 1,2g Football 3,-4: lCo'Captain 47: Basketball l,2,3,4: Baseball 3,45 Track 3,-4: Varsity Club 253,44 Pe Club 4 t'l'reasurer 41: Projeetionist 4: Annuall, Staff 4: Boys' Chorus 34 Bovs, Octettt 4 unior Rotirim 3 ual- f,a ,' ' 'Lal 11faQ ity Street 3: The Little Dog Laughed 4 SAM BOTKIN Football 3, 4: Basketball 3,43 Varsity Club 3.4: l7.l'1.A. 1, 3 BOB BRADFORD Football 1.2: Basketball 1,21 Baseball 2.3.-1: Boys' Chorus 1.2: Dralnaties Club 1,21 l'ro- jeetionist 1,2,3.4g llocl and Cun Club 4 MARVIN EBBERT Football 3.4: Basketball 1: 'llraelt 3 RAY ETTER Class Viee-President lg Football l,2,3,4g Basket- ball l,2,3,4: Baseball 3: Traelt l,2,3,4: Varsity Club 3,4 tViee-President 4J: Newspaper Staff 43 Annual Staff 4: Boys' Chorus 3.44 Boys' Oetette 4. Qualitv Street 3: The Little Dog Laughecli' 4 ROGER EVERLY Class Vice-President 25 Football 4: Basketball 1.23: Baseball l,2,f3: F.F.A. l,2,3,4g lViee- President 31: Varsity Club 4: Nearly Sixteen 3: Animal Staff 4 RALPH FAULKNER Football 1,2,4: Basketball 1,:2g Baseball 2.4: Traek 2: Varsity Club 3,44 Projeetionist 3,4 CAMERA CANDIDS 1--Such energy! 2-The Gang from P. C.T 3--G. G. K. 4--Down, Freshmen! 3- -Pepsodent Queen? 6-Inertia Personifiedi 7-Old Faithful 8-Ye shall rise again! BEAIRD ANI! JONES Oldsmobile Massey-Harris SENIUR DATA I-IMMA FITCH li'4uish'r froui lfasl Nlolinc 4: C.A.A. -lg Pep Club I: :Xunual Stall 4 GENE FORD liuinsh-r from Coocl llope 3: I'.l'.A. 3 HON GARRIQTT 'l'rguisl'cr from Si-fliilia, NIU. 2. Stuclcnt Council 2. lfootlmll 2.f3,'1g liiiskr-tlmll 2,-13 Baseball 2,3g Varsity Club 2.3.4. Ncwspapcr Staff 4 JIM GRIFFETH lfontlxill 1.2,-3,45 Baseball 1,24 Track 1,25 Boys' Chorus 1,2 MARY HAVENS Class Trcasurcr 45 C.A.A. 3: Pep Club 3: l .ll..X. 11 D..-X.1l. Awklfcl 4 BARBARA HEAGY C.A.A. 1.2,-34 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Newspaper Staff' 1.11. Annual Staff 4 fAdvcrtising Klan- iigcr -JI. Banml 1.25 Clarinct Quartet 1: Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.-1. Drainatics Club fig Office' .Xssistant 1: Quality Street 35 The Little Dog Lzuiglicclhi -1 RALPH HEAP Stuclcnt Council 3,1 ICU-Chairman 41g Class l're-siclcnl -3: Football 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g liascball l,:2.f3.4. Track 44 F.F.A. 1.2535 F.E.A. l.2,f3. Y.u'sily Club 4: Newspaper Staff 2,3,4: Annual Stall ISA. Boys' Chorus 1,29 The Littlv IJUQ l.2li1Qlll'ClH 4 JACK IIICKS Ycwspapcr Staff -1 IIICTTY HILTON CAA. lg Cirls' Chorus 4 JOAN IIORBS l'.Il.A. 1.2.3.-1: Librariaui 53. Cirls' Chorus 1.2. .s f ini: Annual Stall -I LELAND IIOWE Football 4. Ihiskr-ilmrill 3.1. Varsity Club 4: l .1 .A. 1.2,-3.41 Boys' Chorus 4 WINNONAII IIOYLE Class 'ln-.isiircr 3. l .1I.A. 1.2.3.4 Lllistorian 41: Pi-p Club 12.53.-4: Drainatics Chlb 2.3: Animal Smit 4 Iliusincss Nlanagcr 411 Cirls' Chorus 1,228.41 Assistant Director Quality Street 23 CAMERA CANDIDS I-11. P. C. Beauties 2-You name it! 3-Sawing awayf -1-Magazine Maniacs 5-Eddie. shame on -Will! 6-Ilubbaf Gams! T-Octettc plus two l'1-'IS'l'I'IRlCR'S ISINDERX Gale-sburg R , I uso, ,NW E rf-f Aww!! SENIUR DATA DICK IDE Class Secretary 2: Foothall 4: llaslcvthall 1,2. 3.4: Baschall 2514: Track 53: Varsity Club 3.4: Pt-p Cluh 4 tl'rcsident 41: Annual Staff 4: Newspaper Stall 4: Boys' Chorus 4: lunior llolarian 3: Boys' State 3 SARA BETH KIKENDALL CAA. 12.53.-lx Pep Cluh 1.3.41 l'.11.A. 1: Annual Staff 4: Band 1,253.4 tVict--Prvsiclcnt 41 CONN IE KING Class S4-crm-tary-Trcasiircr 1: Class 1'rt-sitlt-nt 4: C,A.A. 1,253.4 tSecretary-'l'reasurvr 3. Camp Dt-lt-gatt' SJ: Cll1xt'Y1t'ilC1l'T 2,3.4: Pep Cluh 1.2. 3.4: Draiiiatics Cluh 1,253.4 tVice-1'rt-sitleut 31: Lihrarian 2.3: Olficv Assistant 4: Newspaper Staff 2: Annual Staff 4: Girls' Chorus 1.2.3.4 lxllli'-1,1'l'S1K1Q'l1t 43: Nlusit- Contest 3: Quality Strom-t 3: Cirls' State 3: llomet-oniing Quct-n 1: Klay lfc-stival Quevn Attcnclant 1: 'l'hc Little Do: Laughed 4 BAR HAHA KIRBY 1 Stutlt-nt Count-il 3.4: C.A.A. 1,251.41 Pop Cluh l.2.3.4: Draniativs Cluln 3: Nvwspapvr Staft 2: l .ll,A. 1.2,3.:1: Lihrarian 4: Girls' Chorus 1,253.44 Bancl 1.2.3.4: Quality Stn-vt 3: '1'lu' Littlv Dog 1.aughetl 4 JIMMIE LONG Stuclc-nt Count-il 1.2: Football 4: llaslccthall 1. 2.-3.4: Bass-hall l.2.S3.4: Track 4: Varsity Cluh 4: Xt-wspapt-r Staff 2514: F.E.A. 1.23: F.F.A. l.2,3,4: tluclging Team 2,31 Annual Staff 4: Xvarly Sixteen 3 MERLE MCCORMICK F.lf.A. 4: Tim Little Dog Lauglia-cl Propvrtx' Nlanagvr 4 ROBERT NICGREVV Baslu-thall 1,2,3.: Baslu-thall Manager l.2,f3,4: Foothall Manager 4: Baseball Manager 1.23: Varsity Clulm 4: F.F.A. 1.2,3,4g tjutlging Team 1.2.f3.4: llaskvthall 1.2.3,-ll: 1 .E.A. 2.53 JOANNE MORRIS Stntlvnt Council 1: G.A.A. 1.2.3,-1: Chverleaclm-r 231: 1 .ll.A. 1.2.3.4 tllc-porter 41: Pep Clulm 1.2.3,-1: Ufficc Assistant 4: Annual staff 4: Ya-wspapvr Staff 4 tSports Editor 43: Dramat- ivs Cluh 3: Girls' Chorus 2,3,-1: Band 1,2: Quality Stn-vt 3: 'ulwlw Little Dog Laughed' 4: llomvt-outing Quct-n Attcntlant 4 SNAP SHOTS 1-Dramatics Club. 2-Dick overlooking harem! 3-William Tell. 4-Snoozing over Grammar! 5-Suckers! 6-Next? 7-Sock him, Louise! 8-All dressed up! Compliments of BARBER CLOTHING CO. SENIUR DATA DAVID MORROW If.l ..-X, 1.2.3.4 HOLLO OPP Stuclvnt Council 1.2 lCo-Cliuirnian 413 Clnax Yiur--l'n-siclent 5: l ootlJull 1.3.4 iCo-Captain 41: l1.1s1u-tlmll 1.2.2141 Busvluull 2: Varsity Clulv 3.4: Annual Stuff 4: Buncl l.2.3.4: Boys' Cliorus 1.3.4: Boys' Stats 3: junior Boturialn 3: Boys' Octn-llc 1: Quality Stu-vt 3: 'l'lic Littlv Dog Luiiglu-cl 4 DONNA LOU PAUL l',lI.A. 1.2,-3,4 4PrL-siclcnt 415 Pop Cluli l: Offiu- Aswistauit 4: Annual Stuff 4: Girls' Cliorus l,2.3,4: 'l'l1c Little Dog Lauigliccln 4 EDNA PESTLE Cl.A.qX, 1.28: Pop Cluli 2.3: Courtesy Qucm-n 1: Annual Stuff 4: Lilmruriain 2.3.4 JESSE PESTLE Stumlvnt Council 2.3.4 LYicc-l'rcsiclc-lit 31: Claw 1'r1'xi1li-rlt 2. l .l .A. 1.2.3.4 ix1lC!'-Pl'L'S1Lll'1lt 2. Pre-sirlt-nl 3.4, Iuclging 'll-zuns 2.3,4. Baslcvtlmll 253,411 lizuul 1.23.41 QSecretairy-Treasiirvr 21. l'r1-wiclc-nt 41: Boys Cliorus 1.23.41 Boys' Uv- tr-llc 4: Music Conte-st 2.3.41 junior lloturinn fl: Courtesy King 1 BRUCE PETERSON l .l ..X. 1.2.3 JERRY QUIGLE lfootlmll 1: llaislqvtlmull 1.2.7141 Busclnaillz 1.2.3. 4: 'lruclc 2.4: Varsity Clulm 4 lS0cretary-'1'rvz1s- urvr 41: l'.F.A. 1.2.3.4 41'rvasurer 21: l'.E,A. 2 lliing 21: Ewliungc llrograun 2: Yice-1'rcsi- Llc--it 1: '1'l1e Little Dog I.uug1u-cl 4 PHYLLIS REINING Clam S4-crctury l.2.4: C.A.A. 2511: il'I'1'N1lll'lll 2.31: 114-p Cluli 1,253.41 l'.1i..-K. 1.2 Cl'rcsicl1'z1t ill: Druniutics Cluli 4: Nr-wspaper Staff fl: Annual Stuff 1.2.4 LAsssit:1nt Editor 43: 11.11111 1.23: Girls' Cliorus 1.2.3.4 lllresiclcnt ll. Sm-xtc-t 1.2: Trio F3: Nm-urly Sixtccnu 3: 'l'lu- l.ittl4- Dog Luuqlu-fl 1 SNAP SHOTS 1-Thanks, Kenny! 2-Victory Number One 3-Number, Please JI-The Exodus 5-Yummy! Lunch! 6-Tliree Little Maids 7-Dining in Style! 8-Camera! Action! 9-A Split Personality '. 7 Compliments of BARNES 'l'Rl'CKlNG LINES SENIOR DATA NANCX 1 LNWICK 11 C 1111 u 11r1 11 L 1 11 17 011111 -Xssls 1 sv 111 -X1 1 511114 LEc1or N rus 11111 or 1 1t1 rut L 1 c IJ Llllgllll DONINA SCHMALSHOF ll 7 m4 X1 111 D lllj., 1ATSY LIL SHAVEI usp 11111 St 1 H11 LIP STODDARIJ 1 C xx N 1 1 A111111 1 S 4 CONNIL SUTLR 1711111 11111 1111 x 111 MAPJ11 LE T1 OT'1 LR s 111 1 Culs C110 s I ILL V AIL I1 ll B m 1 11111 4 X 11s1tx Cluln 4 Rod 11111 C 1111 Club ll11s1clc11t 4 A1111111l 5 11 4 Boys Chorus y 4: 'l'l1c Little Dog L'lllj,,l1CCl, - I GNNIIL VVALTEPS I 1-1 c' lex' LA . . . 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In Febluary four of our semor boys Jlm Gllfieth Maum Ebbe1t Don Garrett and Jack Hlcks left xnlth the Nat1onal Gu 11d Althou lu they we1e not able to gladuate wlth us ln May they vs1ll 1111 aw l8l'1 l3lll 1n our hlgh school memorles 4 We the 1952 Beta P1 blgmd Stxil msh to thank tl1e iolloumg, BURCII STUDIO vxho dld most oi Olll comme1c1al photog,1aphy MR JOE SRONLE oi the PhOhlA ENG! AVINC1 QOMPANX whose asslbtance IH layout helped us 1mmeabu1 ably MIDWEST PHOTO SERVICE uho dex eloped ou1 snaps PEORIA ENGPAVINC COMPANY 11 ho dld ou1 ll1llt0ll9S md llllt engravlngs BERNICE MEAD 11 ho kmdly helped wlth p100f163dlH1, DUDMAN PRINTEPY of Macomb 11 ho took ou1 contract f4 1 D1 nt mg at a late date PFISTEP BINDERX who helped Us de 1 n our cox 81 ACE STORE J L IENNX CO Hardware and Householdware Our Golden Snnnersarp Year - Yvvvvvvv -vv vvvvv vvv vvv.vvvvvvvv v vvvv v- vvvvvv v vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvt 'r r 1 4 ll 4 4 . 4 ' 7 ' -'-' 1 -y' . 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