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

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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

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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

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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