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

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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

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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