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

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-we Naturally l'm proud of the Sparta Star. Headed by Co-editors Carol White and Pete Ghiglieri, the paper launched a new personal column this Sam The joy of a Tusk lVcIl Done. ,fa year, MY column! It kept me busy scurrying around to find news to fill it up, but I had a lot of help from my good friends in school. The reporters and rest of the staff worked hard to see that ball games, assemblies, classes, and parties were always written up on IIUCICRY 48 time so the paper could be issued to the students every two Weeks. With Mrs. Mead as sponsor, our newspaper was tops! Carol, the Real Sparly! llzlck Row: Joyce Lux, Beverly Stambauizh, Sandra Faulhabvr, Juan Lovell, Paulim C llhoun M1 Mead, Flair Myvrs, Larel Howard, Donna Swcncy. Row Two: Garry Kam-, Wanda Doyle, lVIzu'Jo1'1u Thorman, Suzanne Ovorman, Janet Ro us Suu VVilt. Front Row: Wanda Payne, Sara Batrtleltt, Carol White, Pete GhIg:lic1'i, Martha Sorvtn Jim Lu htx

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9 .Na :Mraz Student Council meetings are the best place for mice like me to stay away from. President George and Vice-president Verle are always work- ing on important projects-Homecom- ing parades, Christmas dances, and as- sembly programs-while Secretary Louise and Treasurer lim are deciding whether to buy more coke for the ma- chine, or to solicit all the organizations for the record fund. Yes, these meet- ings make my head swim, but some- how, all of their projects are always carried out! Back Row Roger Qmibh Lwlt VS Altus Ronmt Mcfitw Gcmgc Pcnsingoly Richie Kirtlvy. Row INO Joxct Lay M nian Sxumx lanct Rigus M uthl SLINLII, Ruth Hzxvt-ns, l.i'mlz1 llutcltins Thuimi I uist Harris. Jim Havens. Mr. Wliitv, ,, ff ,uf ' , fx ' -.. 4 - -if FIR

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wane qfomemadefze Ethel, fl Style Show Hmlel. The High Llghl of F H i ir' ll When I visited the F. H. A. meeting the president, Beverly Kreider, was asking Donna Edwards, treasurer, to give a re port on the proceeds of the Valentine Dance, their biggest project ot the year Lorene Bagley, secretary, had just fin ished reading the last meeting's minut which included the style show and a ski on proper dress. Mrs. Craver, their sport sor, was making some suggestions for thc. Mother and Daughter Banquet to be held in May Bark Row: Janice Hopper, Carolyn Ewing, Roberta Baer, VVanrla Payne, Betty Reinintr, Connie btengei Louise Harnis, Pat Smith, Leola Schoonover. Ron Four: Joyce Lay, Diiania Bryain, Bairbzira Van Syekle, Shirley Wo-rtliingrto-n, Pauline Calhoun, Carol Formhals, Bonnie Melvivn, Marcia Miller. Janet Mullinax, Judy Feastel. Row Three: Rosie Cassell, Donna Ackerson, Marian Sweney, Patty Lay, Ruth Ann Hoover. Betty Peipei Elaine Phillips, Ethel Hobbs, Sandra Fuulhziber, Lind-a Hutchins, Norma Spangle Row Two: Beverly St-ainbaugxh, Sue Wilt, Suzanne Overnmn. Sylvia Combites, Beverly Cox, Dellnnn Brown, Joan Harris, Donna Mason, lclella Coates, Donna Swenev, liurrol Baprlev, Mona Lou Kukuk. Front Row: Joan Lovell, Janet Rogers, Ilonna lirtlwaiwls. Carol Wh-ite, Beverly Ki'e'cle1', Clambetli Pestle. Lorene Bagley, Ruth Ann Heary. IlI1's.C'1'avei'. lrl