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

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E A janirc F c an s t e r, L I n d a Robbins, Il n rl Susie NVelch kneel 111117117111 ke- fore Marin- Orwig and D 0 ll Beard. Carol Marklcy, Put Schmalshof, ll n cl R u t h Ann Stam- baugh feed grand- ies M to .I u cl y Graves, fl .s- Linda Farrenkopf and C il r 0 1 y n Reno zu Il t L' I1 apprehen- .s-ilivly. Judy Good- man waits calmly,

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Led by Eugene Mc-Crew, our .senior uruwity mon make our freslznzen rccl.S'kins, jerry McDonald rmrl Butt-lr O1il7CDTlll', fl bright red with powerful swings uf their pmlcllrw. 'KOlz, please have nwrcyv, is the cry that arises from Bev' crly NICNQ-Ply, Mona Lou McCone, Murcia Yocum, Louise Aldridge, Deana llughlnunks, Rolvu Ruukle, Janice Avery. ' Zdememaa 7? we UTILIU rfvluclf mul ullfs' not well with the fI'!,'-S'lIHlCl1,,, loudly yells john Mowcry. 36 We wonder just what our lJ11l2ie.s' Putty Cox, Grace Crltfeth joan Hunt, Donna Branson, mul Larry St2ll'lJllClC lmcl in llllil bottles that nzazlz' them .sw tl1ir.s'ty. .llilk or joy IIIILC FILLED WITH APPREHENSION, one hundred two green freshmen filed through the doors of B-PC backwards. One hundred two mouths opened wide -pleading for rnercy. One hundred two pairs of feet trod the halls-can rying seniors' books. Much later, one hundred two weary freshmen trudged home-no longer green nor afraid. E, 2

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Linda and Dale- z4:1m, ' lmppily s-iglzwl tlu' Sp1'ctutur.S, as thc' other Ilumecmn- i Il' ,Q King and QJIIUCVI C11 n cl i 1111 tus' , lm! Inf Put Mc-lvin and Alcrry Znspann. form llll- f's'curt for Ilia r U y a I p u i r 1 lfvllill' Inrl1l.s'!ry lmrnwl in nur rrmring lmnfirff. Conch 1 1 n 1 joins llltllffwfllf p1'1'rli1'I1'fl ll f1lPIIlK'!'lH!lfH,Q 'irfrry rc' I n rl II xt 1' gf .9 It Il gl I vs, and flu' cry went up, HYCKI, Coucltg YUM, jcmvsg Yrfa, YM1, Cmtcltjoncslf' iff A SPABTAN YELL echoing through the night . . . a roaring bonfire lighting our way to victory . . . the last minute rush as our float pulled into line . . . the feeling of pride as the parade got under way . . . the tense excitement of the crowd as our foot- ball team rushed onto the field . . . the finale, cz emcwidag adclafzq Tlzr' iilninrx wcfrr' jullivr fllllll 11811111 wlwn ilu' flllI,LZl'X, dv- rilvimi gan' firsi 1111100 In lllvir float, Slmwitiq Cary llccil, J .lurk Icfrslting, Mmkaty Simmons, mid Bklflltlfll NVQ-ir lmlvinil l'Lim' 'l'r0ul1l1'U nn thrfir fc'lc'1iis'irm scfi. . f,f-- M ,Mx-W shout of triumph as the final gun sounded a 35-21 victory . . . the smiling faces of alumni as they greeted old friends around the refreshment table . . . the crowning of the King and Queen under a shower of glistening stars--these were the magic moments of our 1957 B-PC Homecoming.