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

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Boy CBill Craycraftj -l- girl CLinda Ptohbinsl, given ll textbook, :Solution of baffling algebra problem. Secretly longing for ll lei- surely vacation in Old Mex- ieo, Susie Welch wonders gC0m0 se dice en espanol? THEY CAME AS FRESHMEN laden with new binders, books, and erasers. They left as sophomores, armed with old books and binders, but sparkling new thoughts and ideas. In nine months they had discovered a new world of math, science, social studies, and vocational courses. Algebra opened the door to more complicated, higher mathematics: general science provided a glimpse into the ever expanding science worlds: social studies paved the way to understanding of international affairs: and voca- tional courses stimulated new fields of interest among our freshmen. Self-discipline and acceptance of the hard work required by these rugged courses prepared them for the intense individual study of their s op h omore year.