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

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Constant practice makes good musicians PIANO SOLOIST: Pat Melvin. -MM li f if PHILLIP GARINGER, M.S. Instrumental and - Vocal Music --.N 1 GIRLS' SEXTET: Jean Wagner, Judy Camp, Nancy Dimmitt, Janet Evans, Joyce Baumgardner, Marabel Parks, accompa- nied by Pat Melvin. S I 5 U 2, 5 2 r 2 5 i E ' i 9 . an Y , FRENCH HORN TRIO: Mary Lou Cray- WOODWIND TRIO: Duriene Haffner, CLARINET QUARTET: Pat craft, Neil Parker, Carolyn Zuck. oboe, Sue Perrine, flute, Pat Kirtley, Melvin, Roflnle lurner, Eve- qlqrinet, lyn Stoller, Jim Hughbanks.

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Physical education builds strong bodies and alert minds Because modern industry has given man more labor-saving devices which cut down his need tor physical exertion and at the same time increase his leisure time, education must be physical as well as academic. Physical education classes provide the opportunity both to improve physical performance and to learn the skills of many leisure time activities, ot which cage ball, speed-a-Way, Wrestling, and judo were new this year. New also this year was the combining ot the boys' and girls' classes for the purpose of learn- ing all the steps of social dancing. Partici- pation in these activities helps to develop quick thinking, physical poise, and emo- tional control. JOAN MACDONALD JAMES SWANSON, B.S. of Ed. M.l. Girls' Physical Edu- Boys' Physical Edu- cation cation Trampolene gymnastics help to de- velop physical balance and coordin- ation. Here Gloria Dimmitt gains height, preparatory to a knee drop. Calisthenics for body building are part of all physical education clas- ses. BACK ROW: Tom Stotler, Rich- ard Schmidt, C h a r I e s Benhamg FRONT ROW: G e o r g e Spangler, Lyle Hickman, George Mason.

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Out of the band room drifts the most unusual combination of sounds ever imagined -the tinny whang of a t-oo tight drum head, the shrill squeaks of several clarinets warming up, the fragment of a current popular song- and then, silence! Mr. Garinger steps upon his podium, taps his baton on the music stand, and another session of music appreciation is under Way. Whether it be band, chorus, or ensemble practice, the music students are sincere in their efforts to give their best, and tangible results are the fine musical groups in our music department. ma ii liee if MIXED ENSEMBLE: Marabel Parks, Jean Wagner, Jonet Evans, Pat Kirtley, Bill Trout, Jim Hughbanks, Larry Moore, lnot picturedl Bruce Paul. i , ii i. BOYS' OCTET: Tom McGrew, Neil Parker, larry Moore, Jim Hughbanks, Ace Rogers, Jerry Zusponn, Jim Nicholas, Larry Cramblet, accompanied by Ronnie Larner. x xi xi FLUTE TRIO: Sue Perrine, Janene Walter, Judy DRUM QUARTET: Sue Kirby and Sandra Sam- Curtis. mons, snaresp Marobel Parks, cymbals: Mar- tha Lowe, bass. B5