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

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XX Il Little Things Mean a Lot From the first thrilling strains of loyal and True at the football games to the thought-provoking rhythm of llPomp and Circumstances at gradua- tion, you were on your,toes at all times to keep in step with the fast moving pace of school life. Amid the big activities were the little things which constitute the real heart of a school---the intimate atmosphere in the halls before classes, the usual good- natured hubbub of the lunch line, and the relaxed atmosphere in the cafeter- ia during eighth hour, You shared B- PC's successes and its failures, but you had your individual triumphs and dis- appointments, too, like the quarter you finally made the honor roll, the morn- ing you rushed to the bulletin board to check the play cast list---and your name wasn't there. All these little ex- periences were woven into the tapes- try of student life. r Sally Sperry and Janice Curfmon kept the records Mr. Conn wanted to waltz, but the record was a rock spinning at one of our informal sock-hops. 'n roll. Earlene D'Camp enjoyed the dance anyway. There's nothing like a home town band . . . Practice makes perfect . . . . Blow, Larry, blow . . . About lace . . . S is for Spartans . Our high-stepping twirlers are Karen Paul, Barbara Herron, and Jane Pan- darvis . . . Forward Marchl says Nancy Dimmitt, our snappy drum major.

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