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

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sg ,fmt t , i l K Education for all is Board's goal Quietly, etticiently, and without ex- pectation oi public praise, our Board of Education worlcs diligently to super- vise the altairs ot our schools. Keeping within the budget, they provide our capable teachers, able administrators, and adeauate and modern facilities. Blaclcetopping on the playgrounds at two elementary schools and the high school's parking lot is just one tangi- ble product ot their hard work. We know from experience that the board will always be backing us, helping the school and community work out their common problems. Tv District No. l7O's Board ol Edvcation is made up of responsible citizens: Eldon Wheeler, farmer from Lee township, Kenneth Curtis, farmer lrom Greenbush township, Acting President Clarke Sperry, farmer from Bushnell township, Ralph Mead, grocer from Prairie City, Wayne Melvin, farmer from Walnut Grove township, and Secretary Delbert Welch, factory superintendent from Bushnell. Not pictured is George Alexander, president, who was ill at the time the picture was taken,

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E. - can Mr. Renwick receives many phone calls during the course of a busy day. This call appears to be a pleasant one. Superintendent's office handles finances of district The power behind School District l7O is Superintendent of Sch-ools, Mr. Renwick. Busy as he is fulfilling his executive responsibilities in the district, he is never so busy that he loses the personal touch which makes him close to faculty, students, and parents alike. Mr, RenWick's duties include the presentation to the board of the school's and cornmunity's common problems. He also works out operative and ad- ministrative problems, making visits throughout the unit, re- ceiving business callers, and conversing with parents. Seldom Without his big smile, Mr. Renwick is a familiar figure at the assemblies and pep meetings and in the halls. Donna Tracey, efficient secretary to the superintendent, performs her duties with quiet ease. '