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

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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

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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