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

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Mrs. Walter H e a g y , Mr. White's c a p a ble secretary, handles federated f u n d s of various organizations and ac- tivities. 72 Mr. White strikes the familiar signature preparatory to making the daily announcements over intercom, Principal's office is never idle Supervising the educational progress and extracurricular activities of B-PC's three hundred high school students, Mr. White efficiently performs the duties of one of the commu- nity's most responsible and important positions. Entrusted with the development of his teen-age charges, Mr. White encour- ages them to rely -on their own judgment and resourcefulness, but encourages them to come to him whenever they feel need for his help. Besides being an efficient administrator, he is a capable teacher. He also supervises the adult educa- tional program, which has been so beneficial to those adults of the community who have taken advantage of it. Admired and respected by faculty members and townspeople, Mr. White skillfully handles the sometimes tedious problems that confront a principal.

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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. '

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l Juniors learn how to use the library for a term paper assignment. Using the encyclopedias are James Rule and Evelyn Stoller. Judy Curtis, Dale Cleveland, Jerry Zuspann, and Linda Strode are taking notes. The Library beckons the bookworm and the browser The beginnings ot any English term paper, science project, or history' ree port may be traced to this universal classroom, the library. The Very heart of the school, the library is ot service to the curious student, the serious scholar, and the casual reader. Here among the library's three thousand volumes, tour sets ot encyclopedias, thirty current magazines, and three daily newspapers can be found the information or the pleasure any stu- dent desires. Msmis These students help administer the libra- ry: lseatedl laVerne Fryrear, L u d m i I a Pahl, Nancy Dimmitt, Mary Lou Sperry, Ev- elyn Wilson, Evelyn Hart, Jerry Zuspann, lstandingl D o t t ie Dodson, Barbara Herron, D wig ht Smith, Peggy White, Judy Camp, and Sponsor Mrs. Arm- strong. Y neun . s