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

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FIRST ROW: Pat Melvin, Ronnie larner, Evelyn Stoller, Pat Kirtley, Darryl Kane. SECOND ROW: Jim Hughbanks, Jean Wagner, Judy Smith, Alma Sue Craycraft, Kay Vincent, Marie Orwig, Marlene Var- ner. THIRD ROW: linda Strode, Carole White, Sue Active participation in band is Mr Garlnger points out tricky spots in music to accompanist: Pat Melvin and Janet Evans. 0 Ann Cox, Larry Haffner, Many lee Miller, Judy Roan, Caroline Serven, Gloria Dimmitt, Jane Pen- darvis, Guy Wilson, Judy Harris, Barbara lantz. FOURTH ROW: Sue Kirby, Sandra Sammons, Shirley Phillips, Martha Lowe, Pat Hobbs, Dixie Gafford. ne of the high schools Sweet music permeated the still summer atmosphere as the Bushnell- Prairie City Concert Band commenced another season of melody. Having en- tertained the community Weekly dur- ing the months of Iuly and August, the band was ready for its perfor- mance at the Prairie City Homecom- ing, which ended the summer sched- ule. With a crash of cymbals, a roll from the drums, and a fanfare of trum- pets, the high-stepping majorettes strutted across the goal line, leading the B-PCHS Marching Band in the ini- tial performance of another marching season. The beauty supplied by the twirlers, the music by the band, and the humor by the clowns made the half-time shows the best ever. The highlight of the marching season was the Homecoming parade. Winter brought the concert band again, but

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