Bushnell Prairie City High School - Beta Pi Sigma Yearbook (Bushnell, IL)
- Class of 1959
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WV- ,M - Q., N , wr.. , A 1. f , 4 ,. wi- 1 ' ' pd ,.N . J' A ' '5fQ w-I , wwf BETA PI SIGMA Ynlumv Ylll Published by The Sc-nior Class of . . . Busllnvll-Prairie City High School Bushnvll. Illinois lfflifw'-in4r'l1ic'f: l,.xY1cnx1Q l'qllYIKl'1.-U! A.ssi.vf1lnt Iillifors: Xlmn Lou CnAx'c:n.u r mul Nluu l n.xxc:r:s Fnunrm. l3u.sim',s,s' .l!lllIlUlI'f: Doxyl Sctorr Copy lfrlifur: Ll-Lux XX ,U.l.l-. l.itr'rury .AX1l1'i.wr: All!-II.E Alulvrnoxr, l3u.xinr's.s .'xlIl'l,SUlAi l.l'.l .xxlm Pm: r, What we learned What we did How we played What we joined What we appreciate The perplexities of geometry . . the magic' of chemistry . the beauty of a Shakespearean drama . . . the satisfaction of doing one's own typing . . . the thrill of creating a piece of furniture . THESE are the things that influeerl us to learn. Zxii s .Xrmlwnmw IC: ' filfl-S-N' Ifrlitrvrz K.-XX YIXCTICN It Wlur' .W k ALA , 1: Nl C Neff: , V mf W7 'L wif? 1 f ?Mf55': Mn 1' ,M ,nv fri' ruin umu- ,vW w again' X g V 4 W g , QM e ' gown! of Education 9 6064 dv am!! THE SEVEN MEN ELECTED to the school board are from different parts of our unit, which in- cludes Checkrow, Prairie City, Walnut Grove, New Philadelphia, and Sperry, as well as Bushnell. Coming from different areas and having varied professions, these men are able to perform their duty more effectively. This they accomplish by pooling their divergent ideas and then applying the result to the many tasks at hand. The school board has as its primary functions the selection of teachers, the determining of policy that the unit is to follow, and provision of educational facili- ties for children of the unit. The board also acts as a moderator in disputes between the school and the public and authorizes the purchase of all supplies. One of the greatest of the problems the school board has is finding room for the ever-increasing enroll- ment, especially on the grade school level. The board authorized a committee of citizens of the unit to study the problem and endorsed its recommendation that an addition to house the seventh and eighth grades of the district be built to the present high school. The prop- osition was submitted to a vote of the people and was twice defeated. Consequently, the Board of Education is faced with trying to solve the problem in another way. THE BOARD NIFNIBERS Allli - Lvft to Right: Mr. Cale llnlfm-r, fI1l'Nll'I' from lValnut Grout' tfltbll-Yllfjlq Mr. Kenneth Curtis, fzmmfr from f:l'l'l'llfIll-Yll ftllbtlhllljlq Nlr. Dmmlcl Crawl f-S'l'l'ff'ffll'Ul, pvrsmnlel nunmgr'r at lfllllglltlll-BIISIHICII XIV. Clarke Sperry tpl'c'.s'illr'11!J, flll'll1t'l'fI'UHI l3u.s'l1nr'Il tmurwliipq Xlr. llurolcl A. Renwick, .vllgmfirztwulzftitg Mr. Ralph Mt-url, ,Qmc'c'r from Pruiriz' Cityg Dr. xvlllllllll 'l'ln-olmlrl. 'l'!'f1'l'lIl-flflllllli Nlr. lilrlon XVlieeler, farmer from L00 f0lUll.S'flip. wig ,Q AS CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR of Community Unit School District 170, Mr. Renwick conscientiously carries out the policies of the board of education and advises it on educational problems. His main concern is helping the board provide the best ed- ucational opportunities for the children of the district. In addi- tion he acts as supervisor of the unit's ninety-tive employees. . M' 'f M. . tg, 1 me , 'X 4 it -ef 5 I U! I I I Nlr. ll. A. Rc-nwick. sugzerintrfriflcrlt. ,mirth nu! flu' IlIf'Ilff07l of ll tram-- pnrtufimi pmlzlcni nn ll map of flu' unil, zrlzirlz l1r1n,Q.x' in liix affirm Xlr. lit-iiwiclfs f'fficif'nI wrrvtzlry is Mrs. K4-itli Irwin-x. or Donna. um num! nf us will lirr. Ompfufn' dcwmmzg' Makita MR. WHITE, our principal, is always on hand to assist our students and fac- ulty with school problems. Is Mr. White in, Mrs. Heagy? is a common daily question of dozens of students, who ask to speak with him. Their problems range from conflicting class schedules to advice on Student Coun- cil projects. Teachers also find him a willing and effective source of assist- ance with their problems. Seeing that the academic and extra-curricular ac- tivities of three hundred fifty-two stu- dents run evenly and efficiently takes up the major portion of his time, but he still finds time to sponsor the Student Council and the senior class. ln the course of a day phone' ll handy timesuucr Kits. Heed readies herself Mrs. H4-ugy searches help- for u busy Monday fully for information of cafeteria ticket-selling. nee ded 12 y st u den ts. Mr. xvllltl' finds his tele- 'O if if ,P - QS , Cufc'fz'riu zurrkgvrs all pitch in to prr'pur1' u Imt, f11'Iia'im1.s- lunrlz fur tht' l311.s'hm'll lYfltlIl'llf-Y. Clifford - Rt-cl Craxttc-n 1L'm'k.s- in firm' f'Uf7lJl'l'lIIiHIl with flu' ntlzwr fzvlp, Killllfyll lluftm-r. l':lllllC'l' Durst. lfcrn Cllllllillglnzllll. mul lflsic- Batrlwr. S um- Xlilligunscm and ullrmppyn Cqunpln-ll. juni- .xg x-trim' In kwwp nur xrlzuffl !'1l'!lH. llulnml linu- ltlt, IIIIIlI1fl'HlIlIl'!' l'llfllllt't'!' fur Ihr' unit, lmvkx un. HLVS lJlilYl'lllS -Yl'llttlNI lloug flldfltlfl l illn'1'1 Virgil XXX-lmvr. Kt'IlIIi'llI Kirlvy. 'Iulm qtrnulcl. SHUNI1 Huw: .Iolm 'lkrttm-n. lhy cilIlQt'TlL'll l.yl1' Ninn-nt. nml lllll llIlUllll.llllxN f'IlI'l'fIlHU llflll! fm!-Hf-luun sfurlrnlx fu wlmnl I I IN ORDER TO KEEP a unit school going on an even keel, many non-professional employees are neces- sary. B-PC's staff of cooks, janitors, maintenance men, and bus drivers all contribute to the school's growth and progress. Preparing a hot lunch, clean- ing floors, making repairs, and driving students safely to and from school are just a few of the many necessary task performed by these willing workers. We salute these workers of B-PC for a job well done! CLAIM .-YIIEANN, XI, S, .x1llfl1L'II1llffl'S Scniur Syzormor Am:1.r3 Amwmoxca, Nl. S. Erxglisll-Lilzrrlry Senior Spmmnr XY11.1.1,xxx Homin, NI. S. Physivzll SC'il'llL'L' Head Snplmnmrc Spmzsor LA NON.-X Blmxn, B. S. Ilurizmrzzlkirzg junior Spzrrzxnr JOHN BlifPl'IIX', Nl. S. Spzlixislz-Snc'i11l Scimlcv Frcslzlmlll Spmmm' I'iEliIil-IIVI' C1.U1 rs, B. S. Inc1u.s1riaI Arts' Snplzmmm' SIIIIIISUI' Om faculty aaofeefmtea to dmfezaae ,Vuny l1l'l'i-S'iUll.S' rcgzlrflirlg .srllunl zlflministratiml ure' 11c'z'ir1L'fl delim- L'I'l1fil,'!lHU by Coty of the lllllftffiffl in curly nmrnin,c5 fzlculfy n1Uc'tin,Q.s'. . W' 3 Me cclaol elaadcvzdd . . by 'dig ' l'ml.1,xv K..-.ulxr.x-n, Xl, S. 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Ji Z X X t . My 4 ...'. fy' ., , ., '-V-i 4 1 fi 5 1 611,124 - f '--. j I XX'1.1,1u1 'I'xx ma. li. S, XX1.1.1xx1 'l'mmxmx. Xl, lf. XI IIA lf. D. 1 . Xl. .X. ,I'N'l'HfNP3 J 5 UN- M- 5- xllI f1'I1Il II' zjf X 'ali mil ,x,Lflil Him' Sp ' f 'I Cfrurw' ' Aix! C! ' ' ' 'f Mx .nf f-1NIl'll ll'r'.J1m1 Il . M .nr 1111111117 Spy ffl The 1959 Ilmmr Gl'llf1llllfl'.S' are Donna Scott, lizllczlictorizzrzg Clurin Dimmitt, DAR Citi:1'n.s'lzip .-lwrlrflg Bert Lowe, Amvricun Lvginn I3uy,s Citi:z'r1.s-lzip ,'xlL'lll'Clf Burlmm Robinson. .sallltzltrwrirlrlg und Xlury Lou Crnya raft, An1f'r'i1'f111 I,1',Qinn Girls' CiIi:.4'n.v11ipAugflrfl. ' 6046 faawmci ta continued ctadq LINUX ARYOIIJ - C44 9 I3 4 Point lic- - l L'lAlI'Cll'1' ff: SlA1lCll'lll Lilururiln 4: lc:ll0l'llS 2 3 41 Cnmtu , , 2 . , , A A . SP.Xll'I'.-X S'r,xn 2 3 4: Pup Club 1. lAXlz'l' SUE AL'L'l'-CA,-X l 2 3 41 Sl'.'Xli'l'.K S11-xn 41 FBLA 3 4. SUE BARNES - junior Play: Senior Play: Clmrm 12234: Cl'li'I'.XlX'I'INIkQ 3 41 l l3l,A 4. L.-XRRY BELL - lfcmtlmll 2 I3 41 Iirrskvtlmll l -3 2 I3 4: Trunk l 2 3 41 Varsity Clulv L S -ln lI1ClllSlI'lkll Arts Clulm 2 I3 41 Stuclvnt Curm- 1-il 4g Clwrus 3 4. l.-XXll'fS BHOXYX -- llucl zmcl clllll Cluls 2. wg'- P 0 -1 ,IVDH CAMP FIIA 1 2 S3 4 QSL-c. Sig llc-p Clulm 1 3 1l'rvs. 3+ CL'll'I'AlX'IklNlH F3 4: Cilmrus l 2 I3 4: Ccmtvst Chorus l 2 41 Yuull Em:-mlulc 2g Klixc-cl Clmrus 2 3 4: Clilllllltil 3 4: Bu'I'A P1 SIGMA Orgnrrizzltimm lfclitnrg Stmlr-ut Lilvrurizm 2 13. BILL CARLEY - junior Play Stage Crewg Rod and Cun Club 2 35 Boys' Club 45 FFA l 2. DEAN COATES - Yarsitv Club 45 Baseball 2 3 45 Basketball 1 2 3 45 CUITTAINTIME 3 4: junior Play Stage Crew5 SPANTA STAR 4: Chorus 1 3 4: BETA PISTGMA Business Staff, TOM COMBITES - Football and Baseball 1 2 3 45 Basketball l 2 35 Varsity Club 3 4: SP.-KRTA STAR 35 Chorus l 2 3 45 Mixed Chorus 3. MARY LOU CRAYCRAFT - Student Council Treas. 3, Sec. 45 Class V-Pres. I. See. 2: CAA 1 2 3 4 fSec. 375 SPANTA STAR 2 3 CEd. 355 BETA Pl SICNIA Assistant Editorg Band and Chorus 1 2 3 45 CURTAINTIMI-I 3 4: All State Band 3: NHS 45 Counts' Tournament Queen 45 Penny Carnival Queen 3. JOSEPIIINE CROMER -- WVithdreW from School in january. LARRY DANNER - Basketball 15 Rod and Cun Club 1 2 3 CTreas. 335 Boys' Club Pres. 45 FFA 1 2 3 45 BETA Pi SICBIA Business Staff. GLORIA DIMMITT - CAA I 2 3 4 tTreas. 3, Pres. 415 Cheerleader 1 2 3 45 FHA 1 2 3 45 Pep Club 1 2 3 45 Student Council I 25 Band 1 2 3 45 Chorus I 2 35 DAR Citi- zenship Award5 Homecoming Attendant: Valentine Attendant 3. PAT ELTINC - Football 1 2 3 45 Track 1 2 3 45 Varsity Club 3 45 Chorus I 2 3 45 CCIITAINTIBIE 3 45 junior Play5 Senior Playg Christmas Play 25 Rod and Cun Club 2 35 Boys' Club 4. KURT EVANS - Class Y-Pres. 45 Varsity Club 3 45 Football 1 2 3 45 Basketball 1 2 35 Baseball 2 3 45 Track 15 Band 2 3 45 Junior Play: Senior Play. MAR Y FRANCES FREBURC - Band and and Chorus 1 2 3 4: Student Council 3: SPARTA STAR 2 3 45 BETA Pi SICIKIA Asst. Editor5 junior Play5 Pep Band I 2 3 45 CZURTAINTIINIE 3 45 Photography Club 2 3: All State Band 2: B A PNY Scholarship. LaVERNE FRTREAR - BETA Pl SIGXIA Ed- itor5 NHS 3 45 Projectionist 1 2 3 4 QS. C. Rep. 2, Sec.-Treas. 3. V-Pres. 415 Science Club 3 4 KV-Pres. 415 Senior Play Direct- or5 lunior Play and Christmas Play Stage Nlgr.5 Student Librarian 1 2 junior Ro- tarian5 Illinois State Scholarship: PTA Colden jubilee Scholarship. DAVE CAFFNEY - tTransfer from Spauld- ing High School, Peoria 4l: Chorus 41 Senior Play Stage Crew. IILL GALLEHUE - FHA I 2 3 4 lI'res. 3, Section Treas. 425 Cheerleader 2 3 45 Pcp Club 2 3 45 Class Sec. 15 Senior Play: Band I 2 3 45 Chorus 2 3 4: Boys, Chorus Accompanist: Valentine Queen 2: llomc- coming Attendant. NORMAN CIBBONEY - Football, Baseball, and Track 1 2 3 45 Basketball 3 45 Varsity Club 3 45 Boys' Club Pres. 4: Industrial Arts Club I 2 3 45 Science Club 45 llomecom- ing Attendant5 Silver llammer Award 3. Le-ROY GRAHAM -- Projectionist 1 2 3 4: Basketball 15 Track 4. 1,0 --3 -.J lf .gp- 'WW J.. M '45 '31 ,ww '10 'hiv Q it 7 135 -7 -7 CLOHIA CQBAYIQS 4 Chin-ns l 2 53 4: Cnn- tvst Cliorns 2: l llA l I3 4: CAA 4: FBLA P3 lg Cll'll'I'AlN'lIXIl-i IS. XIICI lAlfl. ll.-XNIXIOYD lfnntlmll l. LYI,li lllfAD 1 lfuutlvull 2 15 4: Bgiskt-tlmnll :incl Buss-lmll Blll1lilgl'l'I2 3 4: Trucls Ninn- awvi' 4: Clmrns l 2 3 4: CL'li'liAlNTlNili F3 41 Sinxniix Siixn l: Projs-ctiuiiist 2. LYLIC IIICKNIAX 4 Foutlmll l. DONNA lll'l-li Si-Ali'1',x Slixli 2 3 4: Brflix Pl Sinxu Bnsini-ss Stull: FBLA Tri-ns. 4: Stncls-nt l.ll3f1ll'lilll 4. XIABY AXX IIUYICLI. -- CAA l 2 I3 4: FBLA -'3 4 15. C. lla-p. 41: SI'All'I'A STAB 4: Pop Llnlm l. llfJXYAlll7 -lOllXS'l'UX - Bxislictlxill l 2 3 4: 'l'r:it-lc 2 '3 1: Y.u:sity Clnlm 3 4: Class Pre-s. 2: Studi-:it Cunzivil l 4: Cliorns l 2 3 4: clL'lQ'I'AlX'I'IXll'1 I3 4. Slvlf KlllBY 7 Cliiss Sim: 3: BETA PI SIKJSIA Aclx 1-rtising Xlgit: Baincl :incl Cllorns 1 2 3 4: Contest Clmrns 4: Pvp B:1ncl23 4: Cui- 'l'AlN'I'IBIli I3 4: Svnior l,l1lYl Pvp Clulx 1 2 73 KS. C. Bvp. 39: l llA l 213 4: CAA 1 2 4: Ynlvntinv Qiicwn 4: PlOlIll'l'OllllI'lf.I Attvnclainl. P,-Xl lxlll'liLEX 4 CIAA l 12 I3 4 QV-Prvs. 37: B.ancl :incl Clmrns 1 2 3 4: Pi-p Buncl l 2 3 sl: Cirls' Clmrns Accmnpunist: CL'll'I'fXIN- iaxiiw. I3 4: Sl,All'l x STAN 3 4 tAsst. Eclitm ll: BE'i1x P1 SIIVNIA lnclvx Editor: FHA l 2 4: XllS 4: All Stalti- Clinrus 2: CAA Sc-lmlnrsliip. BUDDY LEXYIS 1 Stntlvnt Connuil 3: Class 'I4rv.is. 4: Bxislsilillaill 2: Biisvlmll 1 121 Cllrisi- ni:.s Pliy 2, .Inninr :incl Senior Play Stugv Crm-xx. NAXCX LEXYIS v Cliorils l 2 F3 4. BFBT LOXYE Class Prvs. 3: Stuclcnt Conn- t-il 'l'i'c-ns. 4: lmntlmll 1 2 3 4: Basvlmll 1 3 4: Varsity Clnlm .3 4: lnclnstriul Arts Clulw 1 2 I3 4 151-Q. 53. S. C. Bc-p. 4 J: junior Play: Sm-iiiur Plziy: St-iviicv Clillr 4: Clioriis 3 4: Olliiw Asst. 53: Bifipx Pi SICLNIA Asst. Spurts liclitnr .incl Cinnn-ruinain. PAI Xlt'DUXAl,l3 - l7llA 2: Cliorus l 2 3 4: Sl'.XIl'IfX Smn 3: Bm:-x Pl Slcxu Bnsinvss Siallf, Bll,l. XIQCBEXY 7 FFA l 2 53 4 l'l'I't'QlS. Iii: Bl-iI'.X Pi Snxix Bnsinc-ss Stuff: Yulcntinc Attwncliint 2: Clmriis l 2 53: Officc Assist- :int 53: Stnilvnt I.iln':n'i:1n 4: Rnd :incl Cnn Clnlm lg lfnntlmll :incl Bzlskvtlmll 1 2: Bass-- lmll l: State' l :u'nn-r lli-groin BL'SSlil.L Xlt-XlClil,Y lfl'A 1 2 3 4 lS:-nt- invl 3. 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C.-XIIUI.INI'I SICIIYICN A Iinnci .uni Chorus I 2 II 4: I'z'p I5.lncI 4: Conti-st Chorus 11 Sl'I1'Ill'I' CIuI1 I3 4 I'I'ri-ns. 47: I III..'X -'I I KY-IIN-s. Il: Chlss Sm: 4: S1-nior I'Iny. -Iunior I'Ia1y: Iilcrx Pl Snmiix .Mlm-rtising Mgr.: SI'.KII'lfK Srvxn 2 I3 -I: CInrislunns I'Iny 2: fIl'lI'IAlN'I'IXII'. C3 4. NIAIIKAY SININIUNS - CAA 2 I3 4 1Spo:':s V V , -1 v II1.lcI FII: Chorus I 2 fm 4: Cont:-sl C.Iun'us I 2 II: C.Lnl..xix1lxir, -m 4: 5l'.KIi'l'X Sl xu ' 53: Stuclvnt Lihmrinn 4. CONNIIC S'I'ICNYAII'I' - Chorus I SI 4: Snxni x S1'An 53. XIARLICXIC YAIINEII - Band and Chorus I 2 F3 4: I'hotogrnpI1y CIuIm 2 55 CPM-s. ISD' lunior I'Iny1 Sc-nior Play: SPAn'l'A S'r,xn I 2 3 4: CAA 3: Bl-i'l'A Pl Sioux Asst. Organi- imtion lid.: Pop Band I 2 3 4: IVBLA Sw. 4: C:l'lI'I'AIN'l'ISIl'I F3 4: fnitm-cI Nations I'iI4 griinngm-. RAY YINCICNT Class I'rn-s. 4: Sluch-.it Councii Src. 3: I IIA I 2. 53 4: CAA I 2 3 -I ISM-. 31: Iimix I'l Sicasu CInss Iiciitorg Iinnci I 2 73 43 NIIS 3 4 KPN-s. 4I: I III.:X I'rr-s. 41 junior Play: Svnior I'Iny: Ilonw- VUIIIIIIII .Mtn-mlnlltz Clris Sinlv. LEANN WACll,Ii - I'4'p CIuIx Svc. SI. I'ru-s. 4: Scif-mv CIuh Svc. 41 NIIS 4: III-Trix I'l Susxu Copv Editor: FIIA 1 2 3 41 Slnclc-nt Lihrnrinn I :Z F3 41 Chorus I 2 3 4: Con- Ivst Chorus I 2 4: SPAHTA STAN 2 53. .IUIIN XIIIIITIC - I oothuII 2 53 4: Iialskc-tIJnII :uni 'I'rzn'Ic -3 4: Varsity CIuI1 I3 4: BIWI x P1 S1r.s1A Business Staff: Chorus I 2 F3 4: Y F Svnior Ilny Stags Crow. Christnris Ilny 2, 'IIEIJ NYII.IJIAXISUX f Projc-Qtionist I 12 53 4 IS. C. IIQ-p. 4Jg Rod and Gun Cluh 2. IIIIIIIIJQIQIDIIQ CIuIm 3 4: junior I'Inx': Simu- 'lix S'rAn 13: III-31'.x III Slraxu C.um-rnzn.n 1. IIICIIT NYILSON -A I ootImII I 2 P3 4: I'l A I 2 -m 4: IIo4I nnnl bun CIuIm I 2 A ISM: -V: Boys' CInI1 4. DAX XYILSOX - Incinstrinl Arts CInIm I 2. CIW WILSON 7 BIIIILI I 12 F3 4: Cl'u'IxlxA 'I'lXlI'I I3 41 I'oothnII F3 4: H.1sIu-tImII I 2 3. 'I'rnL'Ii I 22 3 4: Ynrsity CIuIu 2 3 4 IS. C. III-p. 3. Pre-s. 49: Inclustriul Arts CInIm I 2 3 4 l'I'r4':.s. 2. Y-Prvs. 53. IIN-s, 41. Crow Country I 2: IIUIIIPCOIIIIIIZ :XIix'nI.u1I: Boy! Stntv: junior Iioturinn. LINDA YYUIVIIIIIXKYIIUN 4 I IIA I 2 3 4. I'1'1l CIIIIJ I 33 -I Iv-PTPN. 4 I: Oiifiw- fxssfsl- aunt 21, I: 5I'.KII'I'A SIAM fm: Chorus I 2 A I: -Innior I'I.n Xiniu--Ivp Dirm-I-tor. .ILIIJI YOCINI - I II:X I 2 fi 4: I'vp CIuIm I. I'IIfX Iiostvss I fi 4. IXNIIQS I'I'II'IK Iins1'I1.iII .UNI 'I'r.ir'II I. IIUII .inmI Ilun iilnlw S, IIfUjl'l'II4lIllNI I. ffhsuus I. l'r:r.m' A-Xl,l,mn' 4, jmuu Alixoln -Il'Dl'l'll B.'Xlil!l'l I' ,Wpf an-nw., lirgu-1n1,x' B.xK1cu 1 ' H ' ' ' ' I,.xmn' Blnxfalmrlx Crxmnm: Buusn AIANIIQS C.-X5ll'llPll.l. Ronan CiAlNIl'lH'jl.I, '7 6 Hoxxlr: Cox Nou. l'n'.s'ial1'nt deg . . odczwmmk maze 6 . lyillll RIIIIYRUI. Xl1ll'ill'1' Sulill1.XIu1'gs- Nlilflllllll. 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SH-iwxnl lfnx-,r,x1,-,x Swim Pu lu- 'Hum .I un-N Tm-, um xv Xixmmx XY.u.'l1ll-lu c,I,UK x jus, XX 1-.11 H ,lun-is XX r I.I.N Hun-3l,1, XX'H.1.N I',1.1mx XXHIII-. Hmn,z,n XX'n1'll- Clxnul, XYIl,l.lXX1NHN I7x1.1- XX'n1r.u'l l3l.1.n,x Zmmx Slunumx Zu 1 k ,. Kiln-Q , 1 P Q, ,T ya B ' mi Z Man V A BA V6 A, IFE I 46 XX! Q -f. A 'V g ' W N ' Q1 I 'Q 4:1 rr -,-Is Z- ' will Zcwlerztc take e of FN Mary Lou Crzrycrnft and Mrs. Johnson appear to he pleas-eff with Mary Louis lIC'l'f07'l7lllllCL' on a test. Mana of Mrs. joltnsonk guidance cmtferem'as' were of personal nature. ' aewdoee offered TWO SPECIAL SERVICES were added at B-PC this year - a guidance director cmd speech correctionist. Mrs. Iohnson, our specially trained guidance coun- selor, worked with every student in B-PC, either on personal or educational problems. One of her most important tasks was that of administering and in- terpreting the results of all special tests. Mrs. Davis, our speech correc- tionists, set up and supervised a pro- gram of corrective speech activities. With the help of modern equipment and special education geared to help- ing students with speech difficulties, she was able to benefit students who had need of her assistance. A service more familiar to B-PC students was the library. With our stepped-up academic curriculum, the pupils found the library a helpful source of research material for various classroom projects. Well stocked with novels, biographies, old favorites, and the most recent editions of periodical literature, the library has had its biggest year. Mrs. Davis :mes the audin-perceptor to test the hearing of all students before prnrcllirlg with a program of speech cor- revfimt. Being tested here are Kcnnv Dc- llvnzy, -larry Nlcllonziltl, and lim Stewart. Sparial .s'ci1'111'u reports. rucatimull umts llislnry talks. a n 11 rchwarrrlz pap: rs lcwpr .s'tu1l1'nt.v husa in fha hhrm ' 64 gddid aanunandocwdan cmd cam ' Anyone who has ever written a research theme will find a kindred soul in Murkuy Simmons as she makes a bibliography, takes notes, makes an outline, writes her first draft, then proafreads her finished pa- per before turning it in to her instructor. HOW DO YOU SPELL allegiance? Is this the proper plural possessive form of lady? Do you include the volume in a footnote? and How can you tell whether a verbal is a gerund or a participle? are some of the ques- tions answered in the English classes. These courses provide a broad and invaluable back- ground ior the student. Freshmen review grammar and read DAVID COPPERPIELD, while the sophomores study IULIUS CAESAR. English III students learn about the lives of American authors and read their works, while the seniors in college preparatory English acquire skills in writing themes, term papers, and book re- views. General English pupils learn practical English usage, mechanics, spelling, capitaliza- tion, and punctuation, as well as cover units on business English and advertising propagan- da. In all English classes, students are taught to express themselves correctly, learn to enun- ciate and punctuate properly, and develop skills in comprehensive reading. In Spanish I and II, students study verb forms and con- jugations, and read and translate a Spanish novel. They become familiar with the lang- uage and they gain an insight into the customs and culture of the Spanish speaking nations. I' If J ff My ff ff, Q f 01'-1 , 2 1 ff ' ,J ' ffifgff, I 1, Q , 4 w gf? Wuxi and accuse nga ialezeatazg andy Mary Lou Cruycruft and LeRoy Graham Irmk up as Miss A,llt'2lI'I'l calls their attention to II mistake in the hyperholn which they are trqing to graph. B-PC's MATHEMATICS department is designed to care for students of varying needs. In the field of prac- tical math, students learn the fund- amental principles that they will need to know in everyday life. The algebra I and II courses teach the student to solve more difficult prob- lems than those he might encounter in the life of a layman. Geometry develops the student's ability to reason logically. An advanced year of solid geometry and trigonometry helps to prepare for college mathe- matics. The science department of- fers a complete course of biological and physical sciences. General sci- ence provides students with an un- derstanding of the basic, helpful facts of everyday science. Biology ac- quaints students with the origin and processes of all life forms. Chemis- try and physics are both college preparatory courses designed to give science and math majors an insight to the structure of matter: principles of energy: and basic elec- tricity, electronics, and mechanics. New this year was an attempt to speed up the science education of capable freshmen, who were al- lowed to skip general science and elect biology instead. B-PC takes pride in the ability of its science and math departments to prepare stu- dents for a challenging future. 1:-255255 12504 4223 I 1.4 v8 ', .L-'-3 I u 3 .N-W. ggsi'-'as 3 41 ur' 45:1-- ' - ' w, ...,f-f-'I-54 2-'iv'-I' I Ol 2:- --F-ss.: fs: ,...-':I 'S :nl ,,,,..-v-wm ' Awnwwmmiwwww M W xi I X , 1 ?2?Qmf 'w.M,K in t' M C ua Q Ti Q Q JY 1 l 5 1 Y 5 52 3 I f,i,Nv.4,.,?3w -2 'rs -V W 1 1,-A A f - ,fu H 1 mm , 1 . - Q 'i -.'..f5?2. i5-1-f-55-'S . ,x - V' ram Sf? , - ll' 7? H. Q w,'Jg- ' gf W. -yh if 7 r , . 36 2 K f l, ' X uf- . ' ' ff , swf av' F Q 9- W 5 f J. 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A 1 ' cmd 'fame can aawzaea ' Peggy Flewellen gives Carolyn Zuek practice in .short- hand speed by dictating to her during a free period. .df 'wlif BUSINESS COURSES, such as general business, typing, shorthand, secretarial training, and bookkeeping, give students preparation for professions in the busi- ness world. General business teaches the simple business procedures of writing checks, keeping accounts, and bookkeep- ing. In this course the students become acquainted with the different types of skills that a business demands and find out if they have these skills and abilities. Typing and shorthand are basic courses for the secretary, and prove useful in other fields as well. Secretarial training teaches filing, the use of various business machines, and reviews typing and short- hand. Bookkeeping is a vocational course in which students learn double- entry bookkeeping. At the same time, any girl interested in marriage or in becoming a homemaker will find it well worth her while to take home econom- ics and family living. In these classes, girls learn cooking, sewing, first aid, practical nursing, home manage- ment, and many other techniques which will help them in their future home. Berniee Vzmeil, Dixie Czifforcl, Peggy VVbite, Kathy Roberts, Margery Xlurzalm, -lurlitb Babbitt, and Carolyn Zuzk cmzcentrate nn their .speefi-test booklets as they develop .speed and accuracy by taking a timed writing. 1 r A, Nxws, x... IQ- fi N. 1 LMWLI . -y A A , , A kj: tzffx, fig! 1 AA-' q ' I :ga ' fa' X XP' ., L ' ,H ' 4 - M Q I . 1!5'f2,3 F'-7' Tix H B sgkgf I . i g , QQAQJQ I' ,W V -F A . Ji, 4 QQ :...,, fe aw ,4 -sh X i V vV,,,.f ' :ii X x . If M i ff f' 0 4 X! M, ' ' galil' ' 59452 ka ' Ms f N Q- Y 4 W , . - . 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Fur- thermore, a standard of good sports- manship is developed, which will guide the person for the rest of his life in dealing with his fellow man. The many different programs of the department acquaint the students with a variety of sports which will give them enjoyment, recreation, and the habit of exercise throughout life. Thr' neu' lmlunrv bvum is u.s-vrl by Niurlcm- Yur nor 111111 Slatrilcv Smith, tullill' jam' l't'mlur vis and Put Kirtlt-y .s'r'rur' as .vpnttvrx for tlzvm George- Brush readies lzimself ax flu' team of Paul Ilowcrtcr. Dam XVils0n, and Hoge-r Camp bell .s-pikm the bull during cvllvy bull ,uanzv I Ti Xl? 4355 xlm s A1 I1 llllli B lrntt lllt 1 lxrt ps Nl :rw lx tx Kult Cl tri j int NY LlLll and 1 flu mira In S1 mor lxurt ms EVERYBODY LOVES A B PC 1n1t1at1on' Seniors look forward to the special day as a time when they will be able to look down at the kneeling freshies and feel the exultation of being a senior lunlors having passed through 1n1t1a tion hopefully await the day when they will have the task of acquainting the freshmen with the traditional initiation rites. Sophomores- freshmen, one year removed-gloctt over the ludricrous and belittling activities assigned to the new members of our high school. Fresh- men approach the day's activties with both anticipation and apprehension. Usually, how- ever, they find the paddling reserved for boys and the feeding of cat eyes, worms, and other unappetizing morsels not quite so bad as the senior propagandists have publicized them to and eemafze 60W6dC4!ZQ eaya be This year s initiation fulfilled all expecta tions All freshmen girl were required to dress al1ke 1n full skirts and blou s worn backwards The freshmen boys dressed jeans with one leg rolled above the kn e shirts with green ties and gre n b anles The seniors saw to 1t that the traditional rites of kneeling feeding and paddling wer car- ried out. In the afternoon the freshmen entertained the student body with acts and skits, long to be remembered. Who could forget, for instance, Kathleen Murphy, Marilyn Doll, Harriet Henderson, and Pat Scholes in their rendition of lack Parr Show? To top the day's activities, the seniors entertained the freshmen at a hop. Our 1959 Initiation was a zany, fun-filled day. 9 U io, 34, Q ,Q 9 5 3 K? '43 4 'ur ,fb-.JU -Q x ,J LAM! 111' ,,.- 1-.,,, vf 5- M Xlzlry 14011 c.l'1ljL'l'1lH llllll lam- l'1'l11la1rx'1x 11111 not sun oriu Crnvw lL'1'l'1' f1'1'1lin,g Dium Huw. 1'iIl11'r. I'l:1' linnnyf llnp. llllllllllll' ul ilu' inilinlifm purify, ,QIIIAV 111111 rluring l'lll'U1'1IIAf17fl11' ,x11'Xft'tlll llnl liurk. '1 In 11'li.s-I1 flu' l'Ull1'Ul'ffUll Kay YiIlCl'llt llllfl Larry Brown Illlfl I r1-cldiv B1-rtoliuu l'UIIIIIli-S'l'l'!lfl' Ul'l'I' tl11'ir .s'nr1' km' ,, -1-as I rllklllltl Surrcllx plays' tlzv llfll' CS tnr in II l1U,S'1liflll 1np1'r11fi11n skit T11 1 pufzvnt IS HIl'fl Ill ll 111111 'MII 51 , x Y' i ' we I U! 1 ,Qi fa' 3: fm 1 4 42 f - - fgxi, ,gi , 52 2 , - 372 My Q, QT a ww ' 52 xg ' In Ib ,, ..,,I A L J' 'V 1: Si, gf , Q F 'V J' was im mf'-I Q Q L L ws 'H ,W ,... fl l5 x 34 f! . ffgw L! VS , . , at iw , 9 11 3 'W' f Eff: -'zz ST Q ,Hamann ' 2: sl HIV -zz ,, Q I 1 ig gg irc 5 4 4 Q '?' ,,,,, ,gw Qi Q55 5 X ' f W-' - , 5 0 ...t-, 'Y 'k Q, -Z ' is 4 34' . ' ' 'Qt .f - 5, 5' H-TM Q 5' an W sw , , 1 f ng? f sl. a A X an . L ,714 yy, , gf K if Viz, we f f ff 242, 1 J: 4' Ni? ,a 4 ,I gms f Q5 1 , n r I , ', - ' f 5 X ff- X ' K, x 4 'Q 54 1 Elma' 'M V t R' . ns . ' uf gl a ff I , A? 1 fx? 1 2 J L ' l f -K MK t 4 1 A ' -1 . -r 'gi' ffzfz, f -15 - ' .'ln M jf v L ':f3'ff, ' ,W M H83 I4 ' 'WZ' 2' I Ea if ' ,Y e - ' fl . f r w 7 Q. 4 i, .' Z :U 1 fe fx? bv-If If y ' I 1 lv- pa 621 'a ciodce THE KING who ruled over B-PC for the evening of October 17 was Locie Pen- singer, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Pensinger. His activities included par- ticipation in the junior and senior class plays: member of the basketball, foot- ball, and track teams for tour years: and chorus and student council work. In spite of his excellent sports record and important position as president of the Student Council, Locie remains quiet and unassuming, a characteristic which made him a popular choice. IAM-iv pnwrl in his IIIIIIIISIJIIII' f'ru1t'n mul Iwi. .sr'nim' gifts. H' 14554214 alceafewt came gaeenb swam THE YOUNG LADY who graced B-PC's Homecoming throne in 1958 was lane Pendarvis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pendarvis. Her many activities, including cheerleading, being a major- ette and a member of band, chorus, and FHA, won for her many friends. Charming, pretty, and versatile, Iane was popular with the student body. She was the first queen to wear the lovely rhinestone tiara given to B-PC by Rob- bins' Iewelry to be worn by each suc- cessive queen on her star-filled evening. Tlu' neu' tiara rum lIl'!'H7HfIl to our Imwly qm'1'r1 jun:-. YZ? 3 Q 4 1. .vi '-Q X X X 3 . -v .1 Mlm V A I - gm vw A I Qfzzdsif if 'US Y 4 N R! ' ea waz' S1 XIII! IXL l 1Xf1mQ ku Nm nl MU f llfflun, ivl4lIl,n llwzmmlt, inn Xxlivflx lv Sm hula .xml l,.111y Hflf, XI7 - ' M ' 1.07 JJ M. 1' A tunica ea,ez'fJuaZee aaaeeaee Buzziir' Bryce' LPQ-guy Allshouse-J had at uniquv rm' for the cmmnmz uuslzfulz. KJ X , f f , M 1 1 ...W-vw' glievsvsw Becky Norcross and Dixie Cufford scenmcl to Unjuy putting flu' finisliing tnllclxcs on Peggy l'wll'VVl'lll'll and Kcnny Xlchlilluu. THE IUNIOR CLASS PLAY, THE UNGUIDED Mrss, after a crammed schedule of practicing, publicizing, and ready- ing the stage, was a very successful presentation. The cast, working hard until the last minutes, remem- bered the pointers given by the directors. The stage and make-up crews, cooperating with their associates in all phases of the play, contributed valuable and ne:- essary work in the production. The plot concerned an average American family's reaction to having a blonde Italian student live with thern. While the dif- ferences in behavior seemed at first to discredit the Amer- ican young people, it was evident at the end of the play that the Italian could learn much from her hosts. PLAY CAST - l ms'r Row: ll-ggi' :Xll5llUllSl' tBu::iz' Bryrcj. Peggy Flcwcllcn tSu:iv Brqwj, Kc-nm' Xlchlillun fc:L'Ul',Ql' ilI1lfl1c'1L'sl. SECOND Flow: llurold Spurgeon fTlIl' Iucfgvj, Bruce- Paul LC11rI0.v D4'l,Lf!llIlIl, Murgt-ry Nlilflllllll tllrlllm' Brycvj, Judy Harris QBCHU ll'urrz'nJ. B1-rn.1rcl NIL-Critics tjim xl'lll'l'L'Ill, juxwrn- Xlnltcr fLlll'ill Fvrrurib. Tmlm HOW: Donna -Ie-ukins Lllrx. Rilvylz Bud Nh-ad tfflint Bryvvlq Mrs. Higgins, zIirr'z'tnrg Carole- Nlliitv, sfuflcnt llirvrturq Clmlcla-ttv Yon-um tllnlly UYIIFTUIIJ. Clvnruv tKm-nny McMillan! trivzl tn U41 P' ll lmvimnt I,m'iu ljum-nv Ulllta-r In Iukc' ll rirlr' in lm IIIIHIUIIIIIIII' fur Tlu' Bryan' fumilq wan' not .xurv tlucy liked Mrs. YVurren'.v .s'11ggc'.stion Nm! tlzvy take an Italian girl to live with them. SH-Will fl'1-ggy F14-we-llvnj Confi- zlwntly llwmms-trf1tc'11 Am1'rir'11n I uklllill'-lIUll.',n lvlzilc' llulizm Luriu 'f l.lilHl'llK' XYultc-r? ,sinful lzl'Ipl4f.x'.sIy lay. Mrs. Bryn? i5Iurgc- NIurzulm7, Holly U'urrcn fClilllKll'ttl' Yucuml. and Buzzic Bryn' KP:-ggy Allxlmnsc-J lL'Ilift'lI un.x'iuu.xly for s-i,un.s nf lifc' in Cr'ur,f1f' .Vutl1l'u'.s 4K1-nny NirNIillau1P. Zfafidmf ,eapalm writ! Z- P6 ezfadente Glenn Scott directed three chipmunks,'- Kathy NVaill4-r, Bud Mead, and Peggy White - in Il eleuer .s-kit for the Christmas assembly. CHRISTMAS AT B-PC was a time of fun for everyone. With a feeling of joy and good will, the students eagerly entered the auditorium, where the advisory groups presented clever skits. That night the sophomore class presented the play, No STAR 'ro GUIDE THEM, which brought to mind the true meaning of Christmas. Following this, the choruses presented a cantata, preceded by a can- dlelight procession to the stage. Later, the annual dance was held in the cafe- teria, a fitting climax to the num- erous Christmas activities at B-PC. Vai, 'v s ,-. M : ' 2 ci 'MY K ,s .14 Lv QR, aff Mzzggvw 'll K7 sv 'J ' 74eW4Zwzme cmcedctie dz 2 Surely not me, Suv Kirby saizl happily uzhan tnlrl shi' was the new Miss Sweetheart. Becky Norcross, Mona Mt-Conv. and Anne Evans were irzterestezl in her reaction. EXCITEMENT AND ANTICIPATION was evident as the students gathered for the annual FHA Valentine Dance. A cafeteria gaily decorated in red and white added to the merrirnent inspired by the Speed Roberts Orchestra. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served during the entire evening. As the hour of eleven drew near. the rush of students to get bulbs, films, and even motion picture cameras, was proof that the royal couple would soon be announced. As the first couple came in, anticipation grew even higher. Finally, when the entire court had been ushered in, Mr. Heartthrob Ronnie and Miss Sweetheart Sue were seated: the crown bearers gave the royal crowns to Gary Gain, the 1958 King, and to Gloria Dim- rnitt, representing 1958 Queen Nancy Dimmitty and the Coronation had begun. With a handsome king and a beauti- ful queen, the Valentine Dance proved to be one of the most successful ever. The Valanline Dann' was a 'irIr'c',s'.w-11p', affair and B'l'C's biggest ever. gl I ,, Q, 2 S HW 3 If HJ. V I , X ,, , ,A , VA O 0 4 A . K 'K XL? 'I 4 3--37,a- 0 Y - 1 5 3 ' J l fA I i X fs- . 1 2 4 misfit' wg 'bfi , ix k My N 2 Z U1,51ri?o?-wQif,g17fEf iQ 3 ' A ly nn us Bc-rt I.mw' rc'1'r'iz'z'.s' wurrl lm I7mm.L hunt 111111125 lzwr lnwl 1'IIl'l1ll,Q-N nn flu' ,wwnurl l,i!'HlIl, lill Clulh-lun' f.1rc1lim'Sc'rX'L-11111111 Kamp' Yincvnt funk .s frfun rzvurspzzpw' r1'1m1'l1'r. Sum- Burl L-Lx Fx Ha, 41 f 'Q .A 3 ,wg '47 . 2 df- ' . ' , A 3 4 QA H3 'f,, ,,,.W..,M.Q 'idg Q 'x,:3.V ,wa AJ, 'S 5 A Gfx -wan nrt Lou: prnrulwrl by Loon sm 1 s uunfing l f'l71IlI'k4S. 1 II 11 1 nz lu, flu' Iflpwlx. ngaflma ' S 'Jewell ' THE CAST of tive boys and seven girls studied lines, expressions, and movements right up through dress rehearsal. The stage crew and the make-up committee toiled over problems confronting them. Prompters and public relations people were invaluable work savers for the directors. The six confirmed old maids - Kay Vincent, Donna Scott, Caroline Serven, Marlene Varner, Iill Gallehue, and Sue Kirby -were all crazy over Detective O'Finn CBert Loweb, as was the fe- male reporter, Sue Barnes. Enjoying O'Finn's predicament, Kramer CLocie Pensingerj watches the stretcher-men, Kurt Evans and Iohn Scholes, carry away the bodies of two of the old maids, Sue and Iill, murdered in order to obtain O'Finn's attention. Working in close co- operation with the stage crew, headed by lack Pershing, and the make-up committee, which Linda Worthington organized, were the director, Mrs. Katherine Higgins, and the student director, LaVerne Fryrear. Through the combined efforts of everyone connected with it, BULL IN A CHINA SHOP succeeded in providing experi- ence for the play members and entertainment for the audience. H .'!.QIf'?i PIIIII rust mill tim l1ir1'4'twr.s iuerv lfirst mir! Donna Stott. Xlill'll'Ill' Yiirner. Katy Yincvnt. Cumlinm- St-ruin: 1.s'1'r'mirl l'HlL'l Lucio lJL'll- singvr. jill Cnllcliue-. Bvrt l-owmz Sue- Halrmw, Sm- Kirin. Nlrs. Kaitlwririu Hig- Ul run k it,H 51' l'f '1 'HI'l fins. l'.it ElllIl211'tfllll'll rmfi l,a1Yt-rnv Uifum Jllllil St-utt. :lull fnlllr- Ipruum Alulm Svllolmq mul Kurt Exam' nu x munt. 5114- lxirliy. mul srlxm X arm-r rluring zli.xr'ux- sun rr ltll lIl'llll. U lfinn 74205 mcgucwld e ' to clcwawevzk THE SCHOOL SPONSORED the second trip east, with fifty-four students plus four chaperons, Mr. and Mrs. White and Mr. and Mrs. Thornton, going on the extended eight-day trip. In New York, the group took a boat trip around Manhattan Island and saw the Statue of Liberty, visited Radio City Music Hall, the Empire State Building, and the United Nations Building. Such fam- ous sightseeing spots as the Capitol Building, the White House, and the Lincoln Memorial were visited in Washington, D. C. Also toured were Arlington National Cemetery, Annapo- lis, and Gettysburg's battlefield. Ar- riving back in Bushnell, an exhausted group of students dragged themselves out of the buses, each with the thought that never had they spent a more fun- filled or educational eight days. On ll lmut trip umuml .llunlmttan lslanfl. Runnin- Connor lolm Sr-lmles Dux C' lffn Loma I L nslng.,1r Clllfll Dllllllllll C' lI'0llI1l Serun Torn Curtis unrl Nllry Lou C lytl :ft fl nst luring s ll Tlzc' lobby of ilu' Henry llllllSUIl Hofvl, tlle Capitol Building, tlzc Statute of Lilwrty, the front entrance tu thy lVlzitU Housv, and the z'ruclcr'rl Lilmrty Bell wart' but ll fmc uf tlzv many sites rixitefl on flu' El1.S'lL'l'Il Tuur. Mr. and Mrs. Calvanno entertained Fur our Christmas assembly, Mr. the .s'turlent.s' with Hawaiian music. Bocl1m's advisory group present- ml an animated tnyslwp scene. We look I do am Kay Vince-nt, president of the National Honor Sncicty, 1011 four new candidates-Leann Vruglt-, Barbara Robinson, Pat Kirtley, d Nlury Lou Cruycruft-in the Obligation. IJLIXVUTIIK' lfryrt-nr is xeutefl at the left. THIS YEAR, as before, the Student Council sponsored several assemblies, which took the monotony out of everyday class work. A variety of pro- grams, both entertaining and educational, were presented. Examples of student assemblies were skits on how to study and how to achieve victory, put on by the National Honor Society and the Pep Club, re- spectively. Among the professional assemblies was the one of Ha- waiian music presented by the Galvannos. A newly inaugurated project was the showing of movies, which included Above and Beyond. These assemblies were enlightening as well as fun. S1l!ll'l'lHl'lI .Iulm Smlwlm-N rmrl Umm- SLLMUI flvlrl AxfIl.Sf1'IA uf f7l'l'l'IIlllVIii'.S Hvrt Lama- uf my 111111 11r1i11I, rl1'n1u11rli11u lu' irlkf' tl11'111 fn hix lz'r1fl1'r. Vlqlll' ,s11m'c'1114'11 fm' ufllllllll'l',Ll!IAfI'lIu 1111 flu' 111111m111.s f1ltf'11tin11.s- nf Bm-cky Norcross Susan XV-ln-I1. mul Slllllllll f71IlllH!1l'I'. u'l1f1 lvfl Nu' Lfirlx' 1'l1111r1.w in NIR, NYr1x1Jr:1u-'L'x. Seniors felt simply wonderfull' as they lined up to receive congrat- ulations from well-irnisliers. Seniors pictured are M at r I e n c Varner, Sue Kirby, Bud Lewis, Put Kirtley, Guy XVilson, Gloria Dinnnitt, Donna Scott, and M ary Lo u Cravcruft. atucztian cefzemmiee doing mixed 'one BEFORE WE REALIZED IT, graduation was upon us. When we sat down to write in the memory books of our friends, memories of our four short years in high school came to mind. The home- coming float in our freshmen year that almost won, the Christmas play we initiated in our sophomore year, the junior play, and the prestige and honor we enjoyed in our senior year, plus many others were recalled. As seniors, the realization of our future responsibilities became clear to us. Often we were asked, Have you decided definitely what you are going to do next year? When questions like these were raised, every senior lent an interested ear. The future seemed distant in September, but when May rolled around, taking scholarships tests, interviewing for jobs, writing applications for college admissions, and making plans for summer employment made us realize as never before that the opportunities lVfifi'1g fwsfalgic bits of poetry or prose in classmates 'memory books was a major occupation of the seniors during the last few days of school. and responsibilities of adulthood were upon us. Happy .seniors let tlieir dignity .slip a little just after the ,tzraduation ceremonies are ocer. Q ,W --,N Nl, M' fl ,fffiffwx f ,Y no f W 'tw The opportunity to cooperate with members of a team . the excitement of watching competitive sports . the bitterness of a narrow-margin defeat . . . the joy of winning a well-earned victory . . . THESE taught us good sportsmanship. Sports Editor: LOCIE PENSINGER Assistant Editor: BERT LOXVE 2862 QV' 5 - ' Q ,. ' A' V' 95 M. O 52 ,5 ....: . t fs , ,- -4 f X mm vu ' , I ,. ' f .' A AJ! 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Lylv 111-1111. und X urmu n Cilmbom-3' lll'll1UIl-Yffflfl' flu' Symrtmm' c1c'fr'11.s1' against Astoria. Oppmzvnt Western Ctherej Valley Cherej Cuba C here D Industry Qtherej VIT Ctherej Lewistown Cherej Astoria Cherej Macomb Ctherel Abingdon C th ere j ff was -' ' uw 1'11f'g, 6 32 7 7 0 12 19 O 48 13 15 25 59 12 7 13 7 20 4 ' -.F ' -Q' Kathy Hlmlln-r. Cum- Klcflinlf-5, Cllurin 1J1llllll111, 111115 Cnilln-11111-. unfl Allll Clnllvlmci slum' ll: 1' xupvrli form wifi: crlzirli H1111 impirvrl tin' twain. X PAT CLTIIG GUARD El fr TO! COUNTS GUARD We ' ' mmarieaeaaada During Il prllrlirz' xr'.w.s'im1 Cnavll june-s .s'l1uu'.x End Larry Br-ll Il prnpvr nwtlmrl of lzfmfking. 7: NYY f .t . 'M THE SPARTANS opened the 1958 season by losing to an experienced Western High team, 32-6. The second game was hard-fought, with the Spartans holding Valley Senior High to a 7-7 tie. The third game of the season matched the team with their long-time rivals from Cuba. Although Cuba won 12-O, it was an evenly fought game. The next Friday, our team trav- eled to Industry. Here the Spartans came to life and defeated the Eagles, 19-0. At Table Grove, with spirits high, the gridmen spoiled VIT's homecoming by irouncing them 48-13. The following week was B-PC's homecoming game against the powerful Lewistown Indians. Even though the boys played one of their best games, they were defeated by the conference champs 25 15 The Macomb contest found the boys in trouble The Spartans could not seem to get golng and were defeated 137 The final game of the season was played agalnst an unbeaten Abingdon eleven Here the Spartans put up a valiant fight but were downed 20 7 to end the season The Cadet team turned in a fine 5 2 record SW DFTS 1 SI H Nt tx 3 mu is Him all z H110 1 ri tux: e lllll Il' 1 UU Ill! HC lx I I l 4 ni I 11 1 1 1 llulmlmx Slmzul rl x 1 v , . lr 1 Q 1 ag A1 1 ,fly , l A - ' V J ,. --- 5 'E' 1 - , J I 4 . f C.-Xl . Q- fm 0 'z Car, Curt-5: CQ-nv Rohn-rtsg B01 Dr ull 1 -lim 111-llsg ,lnlm A tn: Fr' B -rt l'1 1 llc Qi-r Xllnita-1 ,Iulun C -1-kg Di r 'v 1 Ili -lg Dull- Xlriglntg l'.nt lla-ll. .UI .UH Sli UNH It ': ffl 'fl IUIIVN. Hill c1l'l l'lllll. l'l.u'l1- f1l'1lIIN'I'. flziry ll.lX1'I1s, lfraun llc-.ity ltrnmiv 'l.lll4ll1'l'. Xrtlm' ll.u'ris, K1-1 in flull. tit-1-.tlfl lJ.llllI'l'. fvlllllll 'l.mnt-r, vlllllltll lt :up ltvx lfrt-lmru. 1..nrry ltr lla. -lim 151' 'lun Xllt- ,-Xrl ustnmg. 111:11 . f I' cflillfll Sluilf-r. ,I1-fry Nl:-U1 ntlfl. ,lulnn l r'ic'ml. ll.: 1' sr-L, ltm gm' lllmy.m. S afofziiaad. 5:46446 e I THE BUSHNELL-PRAIRIE CITY SPARTANS had a rather disappointing basketball sea- son. The boys won eight games, dropping sixteen to their opponents. One of the Spar- tans' difficulties was the lack of experi- ence, as only three lettermen returned from last year's winning ball club. However. the biggest problem of the season was finding the right combination of boys which would work together to give the best results. The boys also had trouble in com- bining their efforts on the same night. No matter how hard they tried, it seemed that they could not all c1ick on the same night. As the boys entered the Blind Tournament held at Monmouth, they drew a small, fast Aledo team as their opponents. The Spartans lost this one by the score of 59-56. The follow- ing night the Spartans won third place in the tourney by downing Carthage with a brilliant fourth-quarter attack. As the season continued, the boys were forced out of the County Tournament by Western High. The end of the season found the Spartans battling with Valley High for third place in the Olympic Conference standings to make a conference record of six wins and six losses. In the final game, the Spartans were matched against a highly-rated Monmouth team in the Regional Tournament. Although the Spartans lost, the game was considered one of the best played of the 1958-1959 season. The Cadet's record was eight won and thirteen lost. -fa wg may 3 qw! .fm AN 1 . x, 91 if ,Q 121 :ffif 5 fi. 4 gym , E35 , 'T f Q 1 423' EE N 1 of , K 2 92, x '-V .. V w AQ ,f ,, 5 jr ' ip ip if VLOCIE nnsuuocn GUARD RILL TRDU1' LARRY DELL FDRWARD CENTER i vudvm Fish.: ctuftu E can scoff roman' ' JOHN 'NITE GARY GAIN flllil IRUCE PAM. GUARD 'E CENTER JACK RERRHING GUARD .xv TDI CURTIS FORWARD DILL GAYFNCY GUARD Fall and winter sports nmmlgers Leland Fitch, Heading for thc' drcs-sing room, B-PC boys Lyle llc-acl, Put Bc-ll, and Dan Xlliglc give urn' anxiniis- tn Ili-Yf'Il'S'S plays :luring lmlf lime. IYIIIIIIIIII' IIS-SlSflIlll'l' to Ihr' z'fmf'lu'.v mul lrvllrix. ' O I I f Q ,eczfztcwe game weld Wade? ce mac! emma? Opponent lVe They Opponent lVe They Avon Ctherej 50 55 VIT Cherej 46 60 VIT Ctherej 37 50 Cuba Cherej 62 57 Cuba C therej 48 52 Industry C therej 62 34 Industry Cherej 59 34 Colchester Cherej 52 58 Macomb Ctherej 42 58 Astoria QhereD 60 54 Astoria Ctherej 47 44 Western Qherej 47 48 Aledo CID 56 59 Valley Ctherej 58 91 Carthage C lj 55 48 Lewistown Cherej 39 59 Roseville Ctherej 47 60 Abingdon Qtherej 50 70 Valley Cherej 51 49 Monmouth C35 59 77 Monmouth Cherej 46 62 LeWlSlOW1'1 CUIGIED 46 62 K l 2 Blincl 'l'0urnnmvnt - lllonmouthj Western C23 51 63 i2J Clllllltf' TllllFIl1llllE'Hf- Lllucambj Bardolph Chefej 52 71 1537 lim-gimml Tm1rnaum-nt- 1'.Vr1C01nbl C-KDETS - Flnsr ROW: Cc-rulcl Danni-r Cari' Cam-x' il . A x' 'r-if , . ,. B l Cm, L . 't, Hex lfrvlmrg. jolri lfrivnfl. ohn Comhitcs, Roger Bunyan. Srzczoxn Row: Boyd Xlilson, Kvnnv Frm-lmurg, Bolt Ilouqlns. lfrwcl Btftilllll kenny Cuff, Bud llolilms, Cmlclz 'l'11IlI1l'I'. THIRD HOW: lloy Kitcli, Miki- AI'lIlSfl'0Ilf1. loc P trlrcr E irle Cramer, Roger XVl1ite, Paul Swanson, Max Guilliams. Arthur Harris. Frank llttflnw. XJ - . ---I ki 'ilu-sv -ni Kham- XI1'Cli11l1-5' HIIIIIM high ill l'.W'ilt'IIlf'llf rl111'i11,u ll l1'11.s'1' 111111111'11I as all uf H11' 11!f11'1' .x'l1r'r'!11t1111x' mr' 110141 .s-p1'1ll1111111r1. 111411111 Scott r'li111l1,v flu' Ilfl' In 1111111 in 11111 1111i11t.w f1V7' H11' Sflflffflllx' ill ll1 1' gmm' 11,211ir1.x.' li r1.s'C 1' i 111' t111'1'12 c:lL'llll Scott, Bill vlqfflllt. and Lucio P011- xingvr li.s'ff'11 In r'1111cl1'x flllliftl' us -luck IJ1'I'Sl1iI1! 1'1f1'.s fill' .sc'r1r1'l111r11'r1. in 4 QA A A :Q, ,aw ii if ,-,L FI Lf- k , L fq ns 1 ' K Rsitiffffgunzi ' 09 4' OS!!! IQ itifiii Si Exim, 2 lil 4llll i255 ,AQHQ '55 E33 ,WEEK Mfg 1 L x .,,, My 4i W O.. I .1 ' -..- M E I U 7-magma gezaggzamemzemzamfuf THE 1959 TRACK SEASON began with cinder- men losing dual meets with Monmouth and Abingdon. However, in the third meet, the boys beat Canton High. At the Monmouth Relays, they placed third in Class B Division, and set records in two of the three relay events they won. As we near the midpoint of the 1959 track season, the Spartans appear to be well BASEBALL TEAM - FIRST Row: Larry Myers, Bruce Milf-s. Bill Craycraft , Darryl Kano. Statlsticirnl Harold Spur- geon. Sucoxn Row: Bud Nic-ad. Nlarion Osborn, Max Cuiiliams, Kurt Evans, Steve Paclclock. jack Carrt-tt, jack Pershing. l'oxn Comliitt-s. Cari' Cart-y. Tmno Row: Studmzl Couch Arniitagv. Dc-an Coatt-s. Bc-rt Lowv. Norman Cililionc-Y. Lc- lancl Tlmrman. Tom Curtis. Bill fiilfi-lll'f'. Frvtl Bvrto- lino, jim l's't'k, Bob NIL'- c:it'l'l'f'. unrl Courh 'l'ann4'r. on their way to another successful year THE 1959 BASEBALL SEASON opened with a loss to Industry by the score of 8-2. With a fine display of pitching, the baseball team won the second game of the season with Bardolph. The score was 7-6 with the game going into extra innings. In the game we lost with Roseville, Bud Mead hit a triple. 'I' RAC K TE A Nl i l IliS'I' Flow: Marvin Kimble. Roger VVl1itc, Kene ny Goff. John Friend, Artliur Har- ris, Larry Yon-um. Earle Cramer. SECOND How: A,llllIl,Lf!'f Llyc Head, Pat Bt-ll, XYaynt- llaffnvr, LCROV Graham, Larry Bt-ll, Carv Ruud, lionnit' Connor, Locit- Pvnsinger, Brut-v Paul, Truinvr Dan XVagle. Tumo llow: Condi jonvs, Guy XVilson, Dan' Gaffney, Clcnn Scott, Cary Gain. Norman Cilxlioiivy, john XYl1itt-, Nlarvin Pvstlt-, Bill Trout. lloward ,W Johnston, and Kenny Mt-Rlillan. The opportunity for self-ejjacing service . . . the joy of responsibilities of leadership . . the prifle in successful accomplishment . the jun of recreational activity . . . THESE attracted as lo our organizations in large numbers. fll',QlllIllllflU1l-S lfrlitnr: JUDY CANII' A.w.x'i.a'l11ll! Ellllllfl NIAHLENE VARNEH 1' 19,45 gi 'FK-.,,k., ,QA xv Q13 Q! .0 2 , . 4 1:2 J i 1 k .wg 'e i ' 1 H5354 QS ,,, 5 ! 5 4 'i S1 a 'Q , : h ffl Q X w 4 f , ,Jw X f , ,., Q 1 fn 1 ,,..v-jig' fi yi' s , . , ' ' A z '3 s w ' M 2, f f ,K ' 5,5w,,,, 1125? ' 3? f mimi! ' I x , 2 , Difecwr, Mn. Guuuc , f , UPY1 Llrr--llow Gm: Irma Ian Deana Io Hnghlaankr, Anne Evans, Carolyn Znck and Pe gy lelvln. Row Two: Marlene Fltct, Cheryl' Lay, Lindalfarrenkoff, lnanita loner, n -1 an M A z...,,, we unnm n2:'1'i:-Z rf...k' gatyfm cm-, Mik E , Cl Scott, G Willpr, Pans Rlzoryon :and Larrgqalafden. Unln liar-low Ola: Mary Lee lla, Indy lloan, Indy Callelrne, Sne Ann Cor, Rita Perkins and Carol Williamson. Row Two: Marilyn Walthers, Skaron Znck, Pat Kirtley, Dorotky Seott, Marcia Kirby and Sandra Welle. Bow 'huns Dine Citi, Hoffman, Kay Vincent, Carole Write, Nancy Goodman, Llry HaHns',,Do1 Scott. Gunn-Row On: Ind Harrie, Snale Wdch, jill Galdlle an1lyGae Bow 'lim Pat Scaholea, QA. Kwai, Harriet I-lmdaann, anene aim, a Ewing, Marilyn Ddl anil Linh Bobbin. Raw 'lkam lane Pendarvlr, llarlene Varna, Cardine Serva, Sy When, it Dlnnnlt, Gene Robert Bcdce Vandl. LownnLarr4llow Ona: Sae' Kirby, Lanice Feaater, Shirley Phillips, onna Yocnln and Stan Col'ina. Row Two: Wayne llalfns, Debbie Morrow, Bruce Paul, Mary Francea Frebnrx, jim Bricker and Leland Fitc . R0'1HlZ2Dli Gafiurl, Bndllead, Bop' White, Arthur Hania and Evelyn Ewing. Row Foul: Kurt Evans, Lin a Krepa. Lcnzling Ihr' nzurvliing lmnzl are nur Nllllllpy major- ctfrhs' Bucky Norcross. Sandra Oblgmclc-r. Xlcmu Lou NlC'Ctllll'-Illlll drum muinr, june- l'm1clarx'is. , fc' I T it ITA K ' aww' engagemmzqatadenle SINGING THEIR WAY INTO THE HEARTS of many people were the choruses of B-PC. At the Christmas Cantata, KING or KINGS, the boys and girls sang in one big group. The impressive program included solos by Marge Marzahn, Deana Io Hughbanks, Mary Lou Craycraft, Bill Trout, and lim Potter. A mixed ensemble and the mass chorus emphasized the sacredness of Christmas through song. Immediately following Christmas vacation, plans were underway for the second spring show, CURTAINTIME '59. Special groups as well as the boys' and junior-senior girls' choruses began rehearsing. Any Wednesday or Friday during fourth period, the strains of 78 Trombones or The Dogface Soldier could be heard float- ing down the halls of B-PC, as the boys rehearsed their numbers. The junior and senior girls also had two numbers for the spring show. Their Mr. Wonderful and In The Still of the Night, with the syncopated accompaniment of the show band, succeeded in get- ting the audience in a swinging mood. Learning the basic fundament- als of choral music was the task of the freshman and sophomore girls as they prepared for future chorus work. The highlight of the year was the superior rating won by the girls' contest chorus at Hamilton. I PE P BA X D mn mx X1 trx lfrumw-s Frm mm tru mt Sc ru ll Nlill'li'Ill xvklll 1 ll tx lX Vinum-nt. Sm oxxm tcm lllltl t-il, Burl N11 ul trx I XYiclgvr. lillll Hum trx u Cratycruft. IL clxn Pu I ltmvp Suv ll mx 1 r ax lln PRACTICE AND CO-OPERATION helped make the B-PC majorettes and Pep Band rank among the best. In the fall, the twirlers are always doing their high' stepping routine, regardless of the tem- perature. Much toil was required as they worked out their steps with lVlr. Garinger. Their sparkling suits and smiles add a touch of friendliness to the half-time performance, as they head the marching band in welcoming opponents and Spartan fans. During the winter months, our Pep Band adds a certain somethingubetweengarnes. Their rhythms and snappy tunes stimulate school spirit and give color to our basketball games. Though small in size, the Pep Band was the best ever. 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KL1tlllt'llIl Xlll'17llX, llvtty .xllll S111-r1'X', l'11I S1'l111l1-N, l3111l1'111' ll11l'l1111111. cmd caan fiwf ,bfczce at lie ddatfzicl ' if 1- 'V 1 1 ' 1-A 9 1' ii w Q-f V ,, , I gl ' 751, 1 3 . -1 W ,. fl Ji' pai Q 'R A xx 1 Y 1 1 Egg Vlf 1 Q 1 ,1 41 W 4. ' V I . 111 3 ' 5 A 1 1 259-1 V EHDMEM A MBR fre lmf! giirfizrr'-in l ius'l' Ron: ltosc' Auuc- ltvvclq Iivtty Pick- :-ttg -lucly li1lI'l'i51 Nlurgt- hitlfftlillll Iucly Cauupq Curoiyu Zur-k, I1'1'r1.s'11r'w'g llll1CIlC Niltltvr, 17lil'Xffll'ItfQ l3urln11'ri Robin- son. 1'ir'1'-1u'1'.s-irlwzfg Izuic- lll'lltiilI'YiS, .s'4'f'r'r'!z11'gf: Carols XYl1itt-1 lic-rky Nora-rosxg Sum- Kirin: Alumly Chili:-lille-. Sicrioxu limi: lxutlix' Stu-luuui. Liuciu Rulwliim, Zuuu NYillituus. Cizuiclcttt- Yocuiu. Bvruict- Yuuuil, Siu-rry Siuuuuus, Sriuclru Xiblle. Nlurilyu Xiltltlu-rs. Douua You-uiu. Aluciy Roan. Rohn jvzui Ruuklv. Bztrlmru NX'chim. 'l'uuuu Row: Xiu, Brand. ,g1'uri.wl'g Czxrnlyii Rvuog Lindam xylltfilillgfllill Diane' Rust: l'. ,-X. Rourkg Lctuui XYuglt': Kay Yiuu-ut: Put St-hola-sg Klart-in Yocuiuz Bcttx' .-Xuu Sl7t'l'I'yL Susaui XVelcl1. liiglif pir'Iurf'- lflusi' Row: Xlouu Lou Nlt-Cmiv, Ruhr-i'tz1 Crcmur, Sauulrax Aruulcl, Sliammu Ariiolci, -lill filliit'illll', lfcru Nluir. Clit-ryl Lay, Bonuiv Clary, -Izuiiu' lfvztstcr, Betty Niuwu, -lc-.ui Smith, llvrwitiiy Dcuriiwii. Cnr Xin-Cinlcv. Nlurgu Km-11c'l'. Sicctoxlx Row: Xlzuiiyu Dull. Nlury -It-nu ffmuhs, Bl'Yt'I'if' Xlt'Nvt'ix'. ilu KIt'Xc-viy, .-Xiuiv l'iYAlllS, Dou- lltl Icukius, Put Cliiigt-ricli. BOW-riy Hilkl'I'. Xlxuw' Iwi' Xliiicr. Ili1l'1'it'l Iiviitivifwii. Alzuicft Xlclviu. Stllllilll XlcC1'c'w. Dvhixit' Xlmrow, Kay Ault. lucly' Buhhitt. 'liuuui limi: Ds-mm ju Illiglnimilksg .lust-piiiiui c:l'Ullll'l'L Sauulru Oisluutlwrg Put Kirt- ic-yg Diiuu- Curtis: Kutlils-vii Nlurplnyg Pvggy Xlclviu: Eu-lin iiwiuggg Dixit- Cufforciz Cllmiu Uiuuuitt1 Dottit' Untismig Lilllill PtlYlll'L Kaulfu Iltli'i.lll'l'1 Alutiy' Yocuiuz Xlury' Nlurgttwt Ilutifiiimig Nliss Stn-w:ti't, .s-pu1a,sm', Clzzzpfw' .Hutlu'r.s Nlrs, Dalit' Cluilt-liiiv mul Xlrs. 1,1-ti Xililtvi' rli.sz'11.s-.sul lfll.-X XIIIHIIIVI' puffy with fllIll,QlIfl'lUX' jill, jutly. mul ,luiu-ru: AMEORICA 771,-4 azfmade ,lucly iuuuiu, u livlpful l'll.-X frmluw. zum fum-if tl1rnu,Ql1m1t flu' yvur u'r'lc'nniiug Vim- ilnrs null f'l1c'1'king: p11.v.ws' likv Demi Ccmtvs. TO CARRY OUT THEIR GOAL of close er family cooperation, the FHA girls entertained their fathers at Daddy Date Night, an evening of fun and food, and their mothers at a tea, which was highlighted by a style show, formal installation, and initiation. ein hvef , fp ,ar ward aug wmwzang cmd ' , 5 . Q42 lr Cnroli' XYhitc. Put Kirtlcy, Judy' Camp, Izmcnv 'xYulta'r. Nlurgt-ry Nlurzuhn, and Leann NVagle zfntr-rlrrin tlzvir 1161111-S' ut Darkly Data' Night. THE CLUB TOOK an enthusiastic part in the Homecoming activities by serv- ing at the Homecoming Dance and en- tering a float in the parade. They sponsored a Valentine Dance, which was highlighted by the crowning of a Miss Sweetheart and Mr. Heartthrob. ,Indy llatrris mul Bucky Norcross rlecrmltc' flu big rwrl lwurt with vupifls for the lluvk- ,urounfl nf flu' lvllICllflllL' Dance tlxrmu' ONE OF THE NEW activities in the past year was the patching of the rag- ged, grass-stained football uniforms. Also, several guest speakers talked with the girls about homemaking pro- jects. A field trip to Peoria brought the year to a successful conclusion. 77,-ifdaqaeaafadan' FFA WAS DESIGNED to prepare many of the boys for successful farming. FFA, or in full, Future Farmers of America, requires all rnem- bers to be active. The members stimulate in- terest in every new freshman by showing off their complete workshop. As a result they have a large membership with many eager underclassmen ready to take responsi- bilities. They must learn the rules of parlia- mentary procedure and practice them in their meetings, assemblies, and contests. FFA also stands for fun, as the boys who went on the trip to Chicago can testify! Other activities this organization took part in include judging livestock, grain, and land: public speaking contest: and their annual pest contest. Work- ing with the FHA organization, they elect the Miss Sweetheart candidates. And this year for the first time, the FFA elected their own sweet- heart at their FFA banquet. lane Pendarvis was elected with Iill Gallehue, Peggy Alls- house, and Anne Evans serving as her court. And .s'cconclly, zleclarvrl Kenny McMillan, who won the wctionzil prcpurczl .s-pvvclz. contest, during the breeding sea- son, the slicplicrrl must zlo cucrytlzing possible so that the L'lL'L'-S will yiclzl Nw lii,aliv.st lamliing percentage possible. Fntsr Row: Ronnic Connor, Bruce Paul, trcrislirvrg Russell ML-Neely, vice-presiclentg Kenny Mt-Millan. prvsidmit, Marion Osborn, .s-vcrctlllyq Frank Bt-atyg Mr. Thornton, sponsor. Sisctoxo Row: XVavnc llaffncr, Carroll llcnslvy, jixn llincliec, Larry llaffner, Gary llavc-ns, john Brown, Ronnie- Turner, Bolt Douglas, Dall- VVrigl1t, George Spangler, Roger Runyan. Tumi: Row: Duane Ilowarcl. Ks-nt l'ic-rec, Ct-nv Roberts, Ralph Lnpt-r, Paul Swanson, Bill Nlcflrvw, Roger Caniplmvll, NYaltcr Borg, Bert XVilson, Burl Hobbs, john ML-Grew. Gerald Danna-r. Founrn Row: Ronnie Paul, Dave Skcan, Bruce- Sperry. Paul Runyan, junior Barnstt-acl, llarolcl Luper, Larry Danner, jolin Creek, Larry Pratt, Mila- Emory, Larry Chapman, john Nlowrey. 96 ndewmckzl 14754 Kaya acgarize mlmdle 466164 A CLUB THAT APPEALED to the practical minded boys of B-PC was the Industrial Arts Club. Thanks to the Industrial Arts Club, the girls' physical education department acquired a new piece of equipment, a balance beam. The individual room passes that traveled down the halls were also made by the club. An addition to the basketball scoreboard was the player identification display board used in the gymnasium. To supplement their classroom and workshop experiences, the boys and their sponsor traveled to Peoria, where they took a guided tour of the Caterpillar Company. The boys spent much of their workshop per- iods working on various projects, which were displayed in the windows downtown. Several of the best projects were sent to Macomb, where they were displayed at an Industrial Arts fair. The Silver Hammer was present- ed to Gary Gain and Harold Spurgeon as outstanding in shop and in club work. 11151 1 It s 11n5, r111sur11 rx Il 1'i1'v-pr1'.s'i1l1'11f: Cm' NYils1111. rr 51111 llf ll 1111 cl 111r1.,11111 111 fl any 1 rt 11111 ittx. 1sp1111.s'111'. SECOND Row: DX 1 ll 1 1 rx R11 ll rt XI 1ls1111 Larry IJVRCIIZY, D1-lbcrt 111111ps1111 irrx Cr 1111 1 1 1 r IX 1r1tt Ix1 nm 1JR1 nzy. Br11c1- Miles, Cly1l1- 1r 1r Hlllll 1 rrx 1 1 cor r11sl1. Phillip Sliriw-r, L1-la111l 11r111 111 1 llcm 1 r 1 r X11r111 ll 11 111111 X I ll 11r111ss I111-lc Garrett. Cary H91-1l. Dzzring tim noon IIUUIUK' on ll'1'fl11us'r1111f 111111 Fflllllflw Vollvy lmll u,'a.x' in1'l1uIr'cl us om' of flu' CAA 1l1'fi17iIic'.s. Llilfl' l'IC'l'L'RE-I 111s'1' Row: Mrs. Nic.-Xllist1'1'. .spon- sor: lDl'llllil llllglllllllllxh. SC'l'l'i'f!Il'ljQ Mary Lllll f:I'llj'L'I'klftl Lincla Arnolclg Clorin lJi111111itt, 1Jl'USftIl'llfg Dilllllll Scott, L1i1'4'-prc.s'i1lw1Ig Put Ki1'Cl1-Vg Nllljll Lou Xlc'Co11v. fl'f'llSllH'I'. Siicoxo Row: Rita l,K'Iil'illlS, Chu- NlcGi11l1-y. Limlai Holi- l1i11s. Betty Nluson, Sm- Kirlmy. .lucly l'a111l. Clullclr-itv Yon-11111, bum- Allll Cox. Nlury lillm-11 P1lVllK'. Sully Staini- llllllgll, Kathy XY11ll1-1'. T1111111 llow: Xlill'l'l2l Kirlmy. Nlury Allll llovell, Kutliy llolwrts. Bc-th' Piclu-tt. Susan XXX-lcl1. c:l4'llKl1l Hilcy. Dorothy Scott. vllllh' lillllll. B1-iky Nor- cross, Sz111cl1'a1 fJlDlLlllill'T. Ckll'lllj'll Hvno, Nlury L1-:A Nlillwr. l'w0l'li'l'll Row: Betty Spcrry, Clloriu cil'ilX'0S, Kan' VlllL'L'lll. K1lI'l'll ll11l'i'111-1', Cirolv Nlliitc. -Ilillllll' Nlillvr, l'c-ggy XYl1ite-, Dixie- ciilfi-llfll. Nlilfliilj' Si111111o:1s, j1111't Ault. Slllldfil Lyl1.11'g1'r. llllllllil jv11l4i11s. llIC1Il'l' l'lC'l'l'lil'i - l 111s'1' Row: Kntliy Sll'i'llllilll. Louism- Alclriclgv, ljllllllil f:llllllilH'j. -lilIll'l Cox. Carol XY1llia1111so11. -llllllL'L' l'Qi'ilStl'l'. Iloln-rtu Cl'lllIlK'l'. S1ir'ox11 How: Sllllllfil Aruolfl. xlill'l4.'IlL' I itcl1, Sllklfllll Arnold, -I111111it:1 Ionvs, Elll'll .IUllllS0ll, A11111- lCx'a111s, Clu-ryl Luyr Erma Brush, Sllllfllll llcalcl. T1111111 How: Dorotlw IJK'lllllS0ll, Vicki I,OlllilY. Li11cla1 FklI'fl'Ilk0Pi-. IJ1-lmlaiv Morrow. .lz111iL'z' Avvry. l'. A. llo111'k. Paittic- 'l'v1'ry. Iam-t NI1'lx'i11. Alziriiu' l'l11r11vtt. Put Cronin-r, Bill'l5kll'1l Kirby. Clam blllllt' NVQ-lc-l1. l o1'11'r11 llow: Kay Ault. l'lllc'11 Zook, l,i11cla1 Krm-ps, Sl1i1'l1-V flllillllllllll, Dium' Curtis, Num-y clllilfllllklll. Foggy lli11cl11'L'. Xilal Pa1rlim'1'. lhugy' xlL'lX'lll. R11tl1 A1111 Ault. Jillli' Smitli. Slhlfllll Zur-lc, Slll'I'l'j'SllIllll0llS. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC Association is one of the most active clubs at B-PC. This year leadership training class- es were held after school to de- velop leadership among the girls. Girls who had already developed athleiic skills acted as teachers. Ellf-11 Zook and Vicki Lomax przirtivc' their lrowling form, us NI111'lc11v Fitcli and Sllilfllll llc-ual .wt up pins rm GAA !ll'Hl'if!l day. Q,-4,-4 www to 2 1 THE MAIN PROIECT of the GAA was for each girl to earn points for num- erals, the school letter, the state I, or the state emblem of Illinois. These points were earned by par- ticipating in athletic activities dur- ing the noon hour and after school. TO INSTILL in the girls a desire to become better skilled the GAA en- tered the State Postal Basket Shoot- ing Contest. Of the eighteen girls participating, the ten highest percent- ages were sent in to be judged. Our GAA placed sixth in the district. I :mu Xu rx 111 mmzstrutc 11 prom r I tml 1 1 mm t U flu c lub IUMA! 11 on while Clon 1 m t 1 x 4 in s rrmr ' ult mul D1 tm Curtis :un m xt lu In :mlm Ll ' cz canldmcoaa ,ezagfzczm acfiaitdec H ff 'Z 3 Pep Zia! facade mazda RAISE THAT SCORE was the enthusiastic cry raised by the members of the Pep Club as they cheered the Spartans on to victory. At football and basketball games alike, these girls loyally supported their team. They also participated in the Homecoming activities by attending the snake dance and pep rally and entering a float in the parade. One project of the club was to help the cheerleaders pay for their uniforms. Another was to donate money to the March of Dimes to support the B-PC candidates for king and queen of the McDon- ough County Basketball Tournament. Money- making projects of the club were candy sales held during the noon hour and a stand at a bas- ketball game. A new undertaking sponsored by the Pep Club this year was a skit, which was put on by the club members at a pep assembly. Cook Dixim- Clztffurcl .vtirrvzl up ll lmfclz nf Vlci- 'mm' for flu' team, lbllllt' Iuclv Gullcluu-, Ulorit Dimmitt, rmrl Killllll'1'll Xlnrpluy l7l'Ulilf1l'll flu' xpirit ftff5:D'f'1 P'-41 1 sfilgrcri -' ii: 'ff-r,. Sf-,N ,....,..C'Jf-,A ....- - ' Z3 1 1i It TF' I--Lfff .2 - ..- -N 'f?'t:f'gf'i T QJ 7'1'5i'Er..'Z. :... 'Taft-Z -..T' az... , A' YM: v:xt'1'1 -f 'fre-?v:4 ':..-'f-'f'T'f-VT' : ..3 ,,.,:.,.. :f'lH5'3.47 a-SC 1.-.'- '-1 -.. Nw- '.. 1 .4 : -g-4-7i- -,-. H' C -. .- 7 --. ,. H, , --'1'?E'-.: E'4E71r2, -Q :gr 'ffl 4'-391: ST 7':,QI' -.gf-.fi A-,J uf'-'L'7'f.1.Z , 2511:-,fb +: i-1-: T:--':..:f: :.r,y:.r-...,- f lit:-.11 -..:-f.:1-1 -uf' ::'T- :, ,7.-11. Z .gif-1-ferr' -'f'-TL: IT: : E:'.V ':: .-1 5 Q- iv :Qf'7fgt1b-- z IZ, Z:-A ...w-ein f:--1 w:'f:f-..,-af 'rggzfz' : Q3-LIiT5':5 flrilfisa yt-.NQTLAZZ ggzlxrf? 'K'-ff' ,Q ,-- - . , 77' JIN, EE--ji:-1:-J4 7-'P' 4'-'-'N A f 11:24-4. 2:-rcyrsg, 7J 'f'D..:,':'1:f ...Hifi-1-15-'r ,..:f: f:,..:,-4 Q : 5T2 -1L.. 1575-2 i ,- -. : ,-Q, ,-4-..., 5-:J'5,::.f -1 -:qL:-A 7' .3-:-+211 v7'l4'tv-H E:- -ssm -Fr: Izorrlci I I-0451,-.va Z?::s,QL--f:',:' 2'-I - L: 7f:Z'7T'?'4r ga? 5 ai 'c4z:4e4anogzdeWm4zzf, i j 1 If A.. V, I msr ltoxx. lat Eltingg Bruce Puulg Bud Mead, tmasurcrg Bt-rniv Bla-Cunce, sccretarifg Guy XVilson, prmirlcritg Bill Trout, vice-pr1'.s'iflUntg Larry Bt-Ilg Gary Cairn-yg Coach jones. SECOND How: Larry Deltvnzy, Dc-lbcrt Thompson, Lylr- llvaid, Kurt Evans, Dr-am Coates, Pat Bell, Marion Osborn. jack Pvrsliing, Lot-iv Pt-nsingc-r, Leland Fitch. 'l'iuim Row: Stove Paddock, liomiic- Connor, Don Sm-ck. Bm-rt Lowc-, llowurcl lolinston, Clary Guin, jolin XVliitc, Tom Curtis. Bt-rt Xlilson, Xoriimii Clilmlmoiivy. Ch-nn Scott. Boyd XYilson, john Millard. BELONGING to the Varsity Club is the dream of many B-PC athletes, for its activities tend to build prestige in the eyes of the students. In the fall it is traditional with them to gather the material for the Homecoming bonfire and build a float for the parade. This year's float depicted Lewistown riding in an antique, black, horsedrawn hearse. A new project undertaken this year was the purchase of a summer weight varsity jacket for all the senior varsity members. Regular varsity jackets were presented to Speed Roberts and Bob Cad- walader in appreciation of their continuous assistance with the score board and loud speaker system at our athletic contests. To stimulate sports among all boys, the Varsity Club bought the trophies that were used in intramural sports. Their charitable activities consisted of donations to the March of Dimes and the Vince Grady Fund. The senior athlete to have his name engraved on the Honor Plaque for having the highest scholastic average for four years was Locie Pensinger. ll'iIl I Urvr grim' up .stu I ran ,uct u Varsity l4'ftr'r likv yours. Bill?', ll4S'kl'fl lic-x lfrt-lmrg of Bill Trout. FUTURE BUSINESS LEAD- ERS OF AMERICA Fmsr Row: Donna Hite, trcasurerg Kay Vincent, pre.S'ir1c'nfg Caro- line Seryen, vice-presiclentg Mar- lene Varner, secretary. SECOND Row: Miss Poynter. Sponsor, Fern Muir, Marilyn Paul: Zona NVilliams. Tuuum Row: Mary Ann lloyell: Donna jenkins, Mr. Price, spon- sor, lanet Ault, Cloria Graves. xt Q- f f 'N 1 , .4 1. r , , 72114 cmd gaqa Zia! ,diem waufdwicle ,bfzayectc BUYS' CLUB-F1RsT Row: joe Parker: Rex Frehurg, Kenny Frehurg, Mike Armstrong, Mr. Tanner. spon.s'org Cary Cain, Boh McCleeryg Cary Reed, Larry Dannerg George Brush, Gerald Kreps. SECOND Row: Roger Campbell, Dan XYagle, Larry Myers, Lawrence Rodda, Cary Carey, Boyd XVilson, Bill Craycraft, Dave Seek, jim Bricker, Arthur Ilarris, Jerry Jordon, Marvin Kimball. THIRD ROW: Donald Lomax, Kenneth Boden, Boh Campbell, Lynn Hood, Ronnie Turner, james Scott, Melvin Scott, Steve Lovell, Virgil Bankes, Ronnie Cox, Eldon VVhite, Bud Mead, Bruce Sperry. l 'OUIi'l'H Row: Richard Oshorn, Paul Swanson, Leland Thurman, Richard McCann, Pat Bell, Darwyn lliel, Mas Guilliams. Bert XVilson, Jerry Arnold, jim llinchee, Gene Rohcrts, Mike Emory, Russell XV:-lls, FIFTII Row: Leroy Kitch, George Spangler, Bill Carley, Russell McNeely, Marvin Pestle, Gary llavens, jerry Dauner, Bill MeCrew, Larry Yocum. james Camphell, Dave Nunn, Earle Cramer, Boh Douglas, John Brown. SIXTH Row: Bernie MeCance, Pat Elting, Tom Comhites, Norman Cihlmoney, Dave Gaffney, Tom Curtis, Icrry ML-Donald, jerry Mason. Iohn Creek, Sonny Faught, Cordon llayens, Kent Pierce, Stan Collins. Q l 553: Fmsr Row: Barbara XV-bbg Bt-tty Ann Sperryg john Sr-liolcsg Leann XYagle, secrcturyg Barbara Robinson. pms-iflmztg LaVernc Fryrcar, nice-prcsirlwztg Caroline St-rvcn. treu.s'urcrg Marilyn XYaltlu-rsg .lanicc Barnett. SECOND Row: Nlr. Scott, .sponsurg Carole NYl1itt-5 Stan Collinsg Xlikc- Armstrongg flaroltl Spurgeon: Earle Cralnerg Nlarv Margaret lloffmauz Mr. Bot-Inn, ,vpmz.s-mx Truim How: Cary Ht-val, Glenn Scott, Bert Lowe, Bill Caffncy, Bill 'l'ruut. Tc-cl XVilliammn, Norman Gilulioncy. Larry Sliuinala-r, Dan XVaglc. f I I A NEW ORGANIZATION at B-PC this year was the Boys' Club. The club is divided into three divisions: the Rod and Gun Club, the Sports Club, and the Mechanics Club. The Rod and Gun Club planned hunting and fishing for their members. The Sports Club has been success- ful in forming an intramural league, called The Never-Sweat League. Winners in this league were awarded trophies. The Mechanics Club has made plans to purchase an old car to disassemble in the utility shed, the purpose being to understand the functioning of a car. Another new club formed this year, the Sci- ence Club, has appealed to many alert and scientific students. Rockets Away was a familiar cry raised by the student sci- entists as they experimented with different types of rocket fuels. Not only were these students scientifically minded, but they al- so contributed to the research fund for polio. l.arry Slnnnaltvx mul l.tlx't'I'IIl' lfry rcarls pru- fvrt um flu' l1L'l'l'I4I'IfliLl of film for tluf your- lmffk, Thr' zlurk mmm is Larry SllL1lll1lkL'I'vS .w 'J VISUAL AIDS CLUB-FRONT Row: Richard McCanng Eugene Crahamg Mike Garrettg LaVerne Fryrear, vice-presidentg Bernard Vancilg Robert XVilsong james Cox, secretary- treasurerg Mr. Brophy, sponsor. SECOND Row: Dave Nunng james Peekg Ted XVillia1nsong john SL-holes, presiclentg Larry Blagdeng Russell MeNeelyg Dan XVagleg Larry Shinnaker. These boys all aid the teachers by Operating the visual aids equipment. In addition, the club rlanatc'd a portable screen to the school this your. etudentfe aalcmteez wwdcea cw OFFICE ASSISTANTSY - Linda YVOrthington, Marilyn Paul, Kathy Roberts, Clyde Parker. Dave Skean, and Tenn Curtis save Hllllly steps for ther .s'L'r'reIari0s by an- 4ll l .swcring the plume, picking up atlendarwc slips, delicer- ing n1cs.s-ages, and putting mail in tin' fCflL'1lCI'.5', lwxes. 306 gy! 47 X Q Htffugwf STUDENT LIBRARIAXS-Fnoxi' Row: Bc-rnnrd Yum-ilg Judy Paul: Sandy Lybargerg lcggy Fla-we-llc-ng Donna llitc-g jack Pt-rsliing. Sucoxlm Row: Markup' Simmons: Leann uglt-1 Dottie Dodsong Pc-ggy XVl1itm-1 Mary Ann Sperryg Sue- Burnt-sg and uh Xlt-Clm-rv a.s'.vi.s't Mrs. Armstrong, librarian, in zIi.s-z'l1ar,uin,u library n1atcriaLs'. 0 I I 0 .v I 134, dlfwfeaflcf , IN ORDER TO RUN A SCHOOL efficiently, the administration needs the help of the students. Four groups of students help around B-PC. The projectionists work with the teachers in operating the movie projector and other visual and audio aids equipment. Mr. Brophy and these boys work several hours learning to operate these machines. The projectionists also furnish boys to show films for clubs or business establishments. The office assistants save the secretaries many steps each day by answering the phone, delivering messages, placing faculty mail in the boxes, and pick- ing up attendance slips. Working in close co-operation with Mrs. Armstrong, the library cadets shelve books, make out fine slips, and assist students with reference problems. These students willingly forfeit their study halls in order to help the students of Bushnell -Prairie City High School. cum! ,ezayeazfcaawzfa Stretching for attendance .slips is an everyday chore of short of- fice a.s'sistant.s like Kuthv Roln-rts. D E 'LT ,Q , FIRST SEMESTER HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-fFmsr How: Mr. YVhitc, xpmisorg Karen Haffncrg Marla-nv Yariicrg Rita Pvrkinsg Lynn Hood. SECOND Row: Sharon Zack. Niarkav Sininions, Brucc Mile-s, Anne' Evans, Linda Hohhins. 'I' Il I li ll R 0 w z jim Pottv r Pat B1-ll, Paul Bunyan. Km-nny Frm-hiirg. unrl Arthur Harris. Zepzeaevzlfalfiaea an Mme fam atcwlemf dmfafzoaemevuf SECOND SENIESTEH HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - Fnwr Row: Sandra Uhlancic-r Marcia Kirhy. Kathy Stn-Chuan. Siiczoxn Row: Bernice- Yam-ii. Susie' XYc'lch. Rox lfrchiir' Boh Douglas. Tulum Row' Sandra XYeflls. jack Kirhy Stvvc- Paddock. l 0L'a'r:i Hoax' XYayne- Braclxliaw. jim Brown. in FIRST How: Nlrs. Mm-nd, xpmrs-nr'g l x'unk limty, sports: Guo Mufliiilvy and Iainicc i'll'3lSlt'I', Smmjlyg Nlurh-nv Vairuvr mul Mary Frances i'lI'l'lDllI'1l, Afvx mul lirirfgzctg Marilyn Paul, Ullifurg Put Kirtlcy, 11.s'si.s'I11i1f czliturg Peggy Allsliouscg Suv Ann Cm: Rita Pt-rkins, S1-LCONU Row: Mary Lu- Miller. Dvuim -lo llughlxmks, Blurilvc- Smith. Iam-uc XYultcr, Mary Nluruurct Hoffman, Durlvm- floffmam, Mary Ann Iluvvll. Carolyn Zuck, Nlazrilyn Xlhltlicrs, Carolyn Reno. Donna llitv. Bt-rnicc xYLlllCll. Linda ltolmlmim. iilllllilb How: Sandra NlcCr0w, StlI1ClI'kll.ij'l5LlI'g0I', Donna AIl'Ulill1S, Nlnrgvry NIu1'xulm,Diz1m-C11rtis,Pe'ggyllim-lu-v.Lin- da Arnold, Iamvt Ault. lam- Smith. Bucky Norcross. ,Iucly Harris. P. A. Rourk. Susan NYvlcl1. fa beep ,aafufa tczfefaecwlme' lfrlitor Nlzrrilyu Paul interviews former track A FRANTIC CALL gOeS Out 0VeI' the Hlllter- xtur Gln-nn Cunninghmn uflvr hz' spoke com., from the editor of the SPARTA STAR for tu tlzf' .s-fmlmif lmfly in ll 13'1Jt'l'f!lf lI.'iSl'lllIIfU. last minute copy, and the students of B-PC know that another SPARTA STAR will soon be off to the press. While the students enjoyed their papers, few realize how much work goes into the paper. Meeting deadlines, proofread- ing, and typing copy had to be attended to before the Tuesday afternoon deadlines. An exchange of papers with several other high schools sometimes gave our staff a new idea or a new approach to a subject. To make the paper interesting and appealing to everyone, our young journalists spiced it with exciting news in the columns of Snoopy and the old favorite, Alex and Bridget. Frankly, no se- crets could escape the eyes or ears of our mis- chievous writers. Coverage of what's going on in school, coming events, editorials, the sports page, and other items of interests made our SPARTA STAR agraphic record of our school year. AFTER COMPLETING its first year, the Na- tional Honor Society was deemed a success by its members. The Society had several worthwhile projects. The members took re- sponsibility for keeping the bulletin board in the main corridor changed weekly, using pieces of art work, drawn by the students to make it attractive. Not only does the Society encourage development of abilities, but they try to spark more academic interest. In keep- ing with these goals, two book fairs were spon- sored. The books on sale were pocketbooks ranging from science fiction to books of facts. The members of the club presented an assem- bly, which set forth very helpful pointers on good study habits. In order to demonstrate these more clearly, Bud Mead portrayed Do and Kay Vincent played Don't. Two im- pressive installation ceremonies were held be- fore the student body. A most helpful project was the sponsoring of an orientation day for next year's incoming freshmen, during which an assembly was given in the early after- noon to acquaint the eighth graders with the activities of high school, and after which the guests visited freshmen classes. Sflll1C'llf-S' .S'L'I'llIllIIICf1 to get first clzoicc of the pm'kc't1mnk.s'11t Ilnnor Society Book Fair. Carole XYl1itL' ll121PC!lfCl1 plczlscd fu ,Qvt ll lmnk in lulzich ljtlllllll ,It-nkins 1Sl'l'I?lClI 1'r'ry irifcrcstccl. ie hmm Wane Swag gem ogg ta 4 Wad an-uf Flnsu' Row: Cue ML-Cinlvy: Susie- Wt-lclmg Marx Lou Cravcruft- Burl Xlcacl' Batrlmru llolminsong jaincnc XY2llfl'l, trr'a.s'11rf'rg Janice- Fe-faster. Srlcioxn llciw: Bill ACl'Jlj's crafty Donna Scott, -S'l.'L'l'C'fllfUg La-zum Xlnglcg Carole- XVliitcg Katy Vim-1-lit, pr'v.s-izlmztq xl2lI'g4'I'j' Nlurzullng Put Kirtlc-y. 'lllllltll Row: LnYr-rm' l rx're-rut lfrnnlc llc-:atv Glenn Stott: Nlrs. Aloltmon. .s'pm1.wr: Km-nny NIL-Xlillam. rin'-prc',s'irl1ln1: llurulcl Spurgc'mi. l'mm.' I sure like that Homecoming: pie- turef' Mary Lou Craycraft, IlSSi-Yfllllf editor, declared. Mrs. Armstrong, sponsor, LaVernc Fryrc-ar, editor, and Mary Frances Fri-bnrg. ax.vi.s'tm1t ezlitor. agreerl that it u:a.x' .s-taper. ' 2- Pez, se new zfwzwr staff HOW DO YOU LIKE THE COVER? Think the kids will like our new feature section and the big play we gave Homecoming? When are we ever going to get all that copy written? Questions like these cmd m-a-n-y, m-a-n-y oth- ers plagued our staff. Writing copy and heads ate up our precious time. To meet our dead- lines many long evenings were devoted solely to writing copy. When time was running out, the tension grew with each scratched-out line, but one laugh rising from our cluttered tables somehow gave us that vital spurt of extra en- ergy to go on. Our business and advertising staffs willingly worked hard trying to keep the yearbook out of the red and in the black. The ads they sold and the sale of yearbooks gave our Beta Pi Sigma the financial backing we needed. The sale of Christmas cards and the annual chili supper caused our banking ac- count to bulge at the seams, but only for a short time, for films, flashbulbs, and develop- ing costs devoured our funds rapidly. Many times ideas for picture ads would momentarily stump us, and when cries of Do you know l'm twenty characters off on this copy? were uttered, the whole editorial staff shuddered. Although we thought at times our yearbook would never approach reality, we finally saw it emerge as a living thing, something all of us had created. We are pleased. How about YOU? Section editors were tboftonz to top? Pat Kirtley, Kay Vincent, Barbara Robinson. Linda Reno, Marlene Varna-r, Bert Lowe, Jim Potter, Locio Pcnsingcr, Leann XVagle, and lucly Camp. Nlr. Prima' fu'lp1'rl Dmnm Scott. lu1.s'i1nv.x.s lnumlg:z'r, mul J 'l'm'cl xyllll2llllSUll l'.Y1I1lIlllt'll flu' nzcmzing of If .vtnp,s' unll ,uuiclv numbcrs In .lllllll Stllolcs and Bm-rt I,uwv. l'lllI1l'fllI7lCIl. Iam- lc-mlurvis. A-1111.5-L-1-ipftifmy nlzmaglvr. lritlz thc ,Yub- 4w'l'iptim1.x'1n'1'uunt, Calrulim- SCI'Yl'Il mul Sum' Kirlwy ILAVH' nlrvflzl In r'lu'r'k l'c'z'c'ipts ll,Lfllill-SI lllll'1'IAliSiIlj1 Ill'l'H1lllfS. ,W sig BUSINESS STAFF-F1HsT Row: Putty NIL-Donalcl. Donna Hitv, Mary Ann Ilovcll. Suv Barnes, Gloria Graves, jose-plminc Cmmvr, Linda H1-no, jill Czlllvlmue. Marilyn Paul. Nancy Lewis. SECOND Row: Cary Reed. Lyle HL-acl. Larry Dunne-r, Bs-rt XVilson, Linda Arnold, Lyle lliclunan, Mnrkny Simmons. Tom Coxnlmitc-s, Hill NIL-Cn-w, janet Ault. rl-IIIHD Row: Bill Curlcy, Stn-vv l'alclcloL-lc. Kurt Evans, Cuv XYilson, Dave- Cnffru-y, John XVl1itc, llowurcl -lolmston. Dc-un Cozxtvs, llusscll N14-Noe-lf-y. l ' W M wKm7 'Wf9ff-w,, i , l Uur jinv shopping renlvr . . . the gifts to svniors nl graduation . . . thc' kinrl rooperntinn on student projvvts . . . tht' moral support of business mvn . the finanriul ' assistunvv of our mvrrhants . . THESE are the things that we npprvrintv. L s 5 , .i SQ EY! 4 i x x!Ilkt'ffiStll.U Pflfiffvri CqXliUI.IXl': Sl':HYlfN .xX.N't.NfllYlI l'frfiIm': Sl'l'f KHHH , .E 15 . 2. ' 4. R? f, .x - , vi u v ,ww 'fgxm ' I M H,,5,,.p,5g,fa,.,-uf.. A . f, 1 X QA' K X w Q 3 W if fo M fm? y f :AM bguiv V ' A ,A 1' A Y ff Wy , . va , f V ,, sk f ff f 'S .WN A v Q M., A , f 31 Njsvf, :,. ' -W WW 5 ,M ' -5- W f' A' 1 W 4' I?:,25,..w V ., , , -A52 , 'AI' ,S 'K 1 5 ff V ' fl we +' ff A 'fwfr ' r 'Vw Vu. ' iff! L 3 1 f' 5 f W mr W k X Q 1 N My A .- A ww wi 5 1 5 ...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,x ...wf-. , ., .M A 14 ' ' -9. 1,7 A 515 . - ,Xi 11 xf ,LQ fw iff 'Wk ,www SWSRW .4 j,,.g, - Q, 464821 I fo Whatevel your plans for the future a good banking connection can help you fulfill them Establish that connection now by opening an account at A FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK OF BUSHNELL Tim bunk of personal Sl'I'l'il'l'.u Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System just Lall BONNETT FEED AND GRAIN CO. Bushnell Phone 42 A complete Self-Service Market with courteous vlleekers und carry-out boys. Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices LUDLl'M'S FOOD MART MARILYN DOLL uml KENNY Mt-MILLAN llvrnonstrale that Something Is New Down On the Farm. ' 4 paw.-' N 0 W ' We Feed Our Hogs 0 'V By Phone ig Registered Pharmacist DOH! 7307179 ' LESS UM 'Mmm Prescription Delivery Fountain Service Open Sundays 10 to 12 GLASH DRUG STORE BILL GAFFNEY and DIXIE GAFFORD enjoy fountain service. BCSHNELL STOCKYARDS A Government Supervised Stockyards Close to Home Ho'n1luy through Saturday Open 24 hours Bradford Commission Co. - Jones Commission Co. Producers Commission Co. - Newell Commission Co. Daily Market Report over WKAI Macomb WBYS Canton WCAZ Carthage CrXli0l.lNE Sicizvicx 1m,s'r',x' with liar Poluml China Irrizz' lrilv. zrlzirh turn XVHl7Il'llwS' I'l1'.s1'r1tz' Chum- piun ut flu' H158 Iiu.s'l1m'Il junior Hog Slmux 'Hu' iiillikltl l.oc'k1-3 111111-W, for rrlzivli flu' NBII. iiL'NIXHal. LVXIISI-It Coxu-.xxx furni.s'l1z'rl ull mut1'riul.x. NYhen von lruihl vour home You want first class huiltlin-f materials sueh as those You vet from . . - P . 1 NEIL HUMMEL LUMBER COMPANY --tt- Qu-...,, t flee'-1-t Q . 6 -i Li Q Sons, GARY REED and LAVERNE FRYREAR examine the Solid and Tubular Steel Hammers made by . . . VAUGHAN - BUSHNELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY where their fathers, AUSTIN REED and WILLARD FRYREAR, have worked for ten and eleven years, respectively. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY R. C. BENKENDORF, M. D. HENRY A. GRABER 155 West Hail Street Chiropractor East Main Street RICHARD FRANCK, M. D. 129 East Hurst Street .MCCLELLAND AND WIEST Veterinarians KENNETH GOFF 210 South Washington Street Dentist Fitch Clinic G. VV. AND W. R. THEOBALD E. J. SCHAFER Veterinarians Dentist Iunction 9 Gt 41 142 West Hurst Street J. B. MELOAN T. OTIS BROWN Optometrist Attorney-At-Law 148 East Hurst Street 155 West Hail Street 5 , nc nb A NORCROSS MANUFACTURING CO. where Garden Tools, Caterpillar Tractor Parts, and Special Steel Forgings are made. HOWARD IoHNs'roN and IUDY CAMP admire the new front of the Norcross factory. Handy self-service makes shopping at MEAD BROTHERS' GROCERY easy and delightful. BUD MEAD waits for IUANITA SORRELLS to make her selection before adding the total amount of her purchases. rm' 5 if s,........---.Q- ' me .f aw-- ' is , 8 . 1 L' ,. W W , W ,him agamw..-Q..'i,f:f ' L I 1-fwmw.. The Heart of Our Milk Plant where pure, wholesome milk is processed and packaged for delivery. PRAIRIE FARMS OF WESTERN ILLINOIS We furnish all milk used in the Bushnell-Prairie City Schools. Such a luxurious interior! Isnt it a beauty? says KAY VINCENT to IOHN WHITE as he shows her the beautiful, roomy new S' 1- - 19:19 Chevrolet. RHODES CHEVROLET COMPANY 39-,,, Pm It 1 Helxable seed is essential to HIGH YIELDS Get better results with seed grown in your own locality. WATSON'S PFISTER HYBRID SEEDS, Macomb, Illinois Quality Liquid Fertilizers For House, Garden, or Farm Plants MID - STATES LIQI'ID FERTILIZER CO., Bushnell, Illinois 119 1 LL Wholesale and Retail You can sleep as soundly as C1-IEHYL LAY Grain Feed Seeds Fertilizer C1095 when Your futher Carries Custom grinding, mixing, and shelling adequate insurance from Oat hulling, rolling, and crimping EWAN-PERRINE INSURANCE CO. FARMERS ELEVATOR 9-4321 New Philadelphia 5wE'3s11:W5'5?3 w DAVE SKEAN says, Driving a Ford Tractor with Selecto-Speed is so much easier and more fun than doing it the old-fashioned way! freezer for sale in her father's store. FAYHEE IMPLEMENT CO. PRAIRIE CITY IANICE FEASTER examines the big new SKELGAS FEASTER'S GAS AND APPLIANCES An apple a day Keeps the doctor away BERT LOWE is intently interested in MR. GA1N's F I T C H C L I N I C skill in making attractive corsages. STAY HEALTHY GAIN GREENHOUSES 122 ' '1-s Him 9. A Ll: courteous Service PAT GINGERICH takes Gdvanttlge of KURT EVANS'S Ui friendly service at GRAHAM'S SHELL SERVICE Washing and Greasing RAY'S ZEPHYR SERVICE GLEN GRAHAM RALPH H1-XVENS PRAIRIE CITY 0 QE Corrugated Culverts of RAY HORNBAKER listens as his brother MARVIN Every Size for Every purpose explains to FRANK BEATY the advantages of a MASSEY-HARRIS combine. ILLINOIS CORRUGATED CULVERT CQMPANY HORN BAKER AND SONS General Offices at Bushnell Phone 40 IMPLEMENTS il f X , , How easy it is to get out of the new FORD EDNA CLAYTON and DORTHA SHUMAKER, clerks in hula-hoop-wide door with head room plenty! MR. KUKUK's office. look on as he explains an says MONA Lou MCCONE to MARION OsBonN. endowment insurance policy to SUE KIRBY. HEATH MOTOR COMPANY A. W. KVKUK INSURANCE CO. 123 You won't shiver with cold in the middle of the winter if you buy your furnace from available at ROARK'S CLOTHING as he ponders his selection. and have it installed by RHOADS HEATING AND PLUMBING '. I ,..... . ' '-.ff :. 4 ' WMI BERT WILSON examines the wide array of suits mf' 11 tw? BEVERLY BAKER shops for cosmetics with ease All smart young ladies with their eyes on the the Self-Service COUUIGT at the new ROBINSON'S DRUG STORE future choose silver and crystal from ROBBINS' JEWELERS MARILYN WALTHERS and LARRY SHUMAKER enjoy a quiet evening at home furnished by their INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER combination RCA VICTOR television from from SHRAKE'S TV SERVICE SXYDER AND EMMONS at Farming is easier and more dependable with an 125 JANE MCDONALD types out on her grandfathers typewriter You have it made if you re insured with WADE WADE INSURANCE AGENCY IUDY GALLEHUE and CLAUDETTE YocUM admire BRUCE PAUL's and BERNARD MCCANCEIS varsity jackets bought from W E T H E R B E E ' S GALESBURG Sporting Goods and Athletics Supplies Even the passengers in the back seat can enloy the beauty of the countryside when you a them riding in a new BUICK with its wrap around windows OPP HICKENBOTTOM Compliments of TOMPKIWS STATE BANK AVON Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ANN'S CAFE 144E.Hurst Good Home Cooked Food Compliments of AVON DRUG STORE Compliments of AVON MOTORS SALES ART'S AUTO LAUNDRY 560 E. Twyman Phone 473 AVON FARMERS ELEVATOR Shelling Critic Feeds Grinding Phone HO 5-3522 BARBER CLOTHING Men's and Boys' Clothing for All Occasions 1:26 J R BEATTY L E BLAINKENSHIP Breeder of Poland Chma Hogs Cabmets Made to Your Specrfrcatrons Avon Illmoxs phone 3881. Compliments of GEORGE AND LaNORA BRAND AVON R f' B R E W E R Insurance Agency BROWN LYNCH SCOTT CRACE BUCHEN BEAUTY SHOP Women s Ready to-Wear PRAIRIE CI'I'Y Hardware and Applrances IWMHEMAMHOIMKB BUSHNELLBAKERY Parts for Every Make of Car Cole Street Dale and Esther Armstrong BUSHNELL ELECTRIC BUSHNELL HOTEL C 0 M P A N Y Electncal Contractmg Daily Weekly Monthly Hates 345 Hess Street Phone Phone 61 BUSHN ELL ILLINOIS TANK BUSHNELL TRAILER COURT COMPANY Modern Fac111t1es State Route 41 Phone Ray Zlrnmerrncm Manager Sperry Street CIRCLE K CAFE 'UB 4 Fme Food Where the Gang Meets for Good Food ST AUGUSTINE R E C O A T E S CRAYCRAFT FUNERAL HOME General Insurance 24 Hour Oxygen Equrpped Phone 668 Bushnell Ambulance Servzce 17 Y . In V j ' . Y 1 E 0 Gd ?a ' 1 iv 65 rv I' 67 ' , C L 1 . . rv Z- C U R F M A N S I N N Steaks and Chrcken ELLIOTT S DECORATING SERVICE Pamts Wallpaper Glass Expert Color Blendzng LESTER E EVERLY Relzable Insurance FILBERT BROTHERS GARAGE General Repazrmq EBE S STANDARD SERVICE Wrecker Servxce Call 68 EVANS HELBLING ADVERTISING INC Outdoor Advertzsmq Phone 346 FASHION CORN ER Women s and Chzldren s Apparel 196 East Mam FORNERIS GROCERY Skelgas Sales and Servrce ELLISVILLE ELDON E GINTHER General Auct1oneer Phone 536K GRIFFETH GROCERY Convemently Located on Route HARRIS AND SCHOLES Dally Hog Market HERON S NURSING HOME Home Away From Home GRIFFETH CAFE Next to the Theatre Eat Where Your Friends Meet HARMONY BEAUTY SHOPPE Haxr Stylzng Permanents Cosmetzcs 142 West Ha11 Street HART BROTHERS BARBER SHOP H azrcuts of D1st1nct1on H 8z H GROCERY Ph11 Haymaker Store of Values fl 9 9 9 , . I I . 1 . I 1 . . ' ' . 9 9 1 ,, 1, -8 HOMER FERTILIZER SERVICE Commerczal Fertlhzers Dry L1qu1d Phone 344 West Dav1s Street Comphments of HOTEL BARBER SHOP Hazrcuts Shaves Massaqes HUT RESTAURA N T Au Condmoned Short Orders Mald RIIQS JOHN SON S CAFE Where Youre Always Welcome H F HUGHBANKS Sand Gravel Llmestone Wh1te Rock PRAIRIE CITY HOTEL BEAUTY SALON Lmda Spangler Propnetor Phone 670 JENNINGS CAFE Good Food Served wxth a Sm1le Pra1r1e Clty Complzments of KEIFER MOTOR SALES AVON KIKENDALL S 56 to Sl STORE SelfServ1ce Store 436 East 1VIa1n Street LE MASTER S CLOTHING Shoes for the Famzly Men s and Boys Wear LYLE S SHOE SHOP Expert Shoe Repamng MARY S BEAUTY SHOP For Hazr Stylznq and Professlonal Waves Call 83 366 East Davls HARRY LARNER McDONOUGH SERVICE CO PRAIRIE CITY LOVELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY I I Case Farm Machmery MARTIN S FUNERAL HOME Day and N1ght Ambulance Servxce Phone 4 HARRY MCCONE Carpentermg and Repalr Work PRAIRIE CITY 12 n a 1 ' 9 A ' 9 I 1 9 ' Q 9 v I I I . . S 9 , v A ,, . . . 11 ' - Com plrments of JIM MCCORD .IOSTEN S Class Rmgs Dlplomas MIKESELL S MARKET Grocenes Meats Vegetables Cole Street Phone 146 MORRIS ELEVATORS Bushnell St Augustme Good Hope NU WAY CLEANERS Phonell5 B O B S OKLAHOMA SERVICE STATION Routes 9 :S 41 BUD PAYNE TRUCKINO Auto Wreckers Bushnell Il11no1s J C P E N N E Y S Always FIISI 1n Quahty ROBERT S STATIONERY 462 East Maln Bushnell Illmols ROSE S BARBER SHOP MCDONOUGH DEMOCRAT Keep up w1th the News Through the DEMOCRAT MOBIL SERVICE TOMGIESSIE Phone79 N ESSEL S DAIRY Roszell s Ice Cream and Dalry Products OBLANDER S DRY COODS Yard Goods Patterns Notlons L1nens PARSONS SHOE SHOP Shoe Reparrmg of All Kmds PEEK S APPAREL Women s Glrls and Infants Wear RED S BARBER SHOP Hart Cut to your Satrsfactton R O E T H E S Insurance Real Estate Auctroneerzng PRAIRIE CITY 528 East 1VIa1n Phone 574 , ,, . ,, 3 V 1 L 9 I - A - - . - A For Free Pick-up and Delivery 7 B1 7 l V , I Q A 9 , , 7 9 9 9 C C BUCK SEARS Parts and Service 895 East Maln Bushnell SIMPSO1N POWELSOV LUMBER COMPANY Your Building Headquarters SPOON RIVER FARM PRODUCTS Meats Locker Service Ice Cream Slaughtermg Phone 12 STAUFFER S FOOD M ARKET TURNER S GROCERY Open 7 Days a Week Route 9 Phone 480 WALTHERS FOOD MARKET Quality Merchandise CARL CAYLOR S WESTERN AUTO STORE Home Owned Assocxate Store Accessories Toys Apphances WILSON S PRODUCE Buyers oi Poultry Eggs Cream Hldes and Wool Phone 359 ROSS VARNER GROCERY Groceries Dehvery Service Phone 81 F SERVEN 8z SONS Ho1ste1n Cattle Poland Chma Hogs Phone Sp 5 4564 Pra1r1e Clty DeMOSS SMITH Electric Supplies and Service AVON STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS MILES 6. GENTLE Fuels Oils Gasoline Phone 55 or 660 TILKS DRIVE IB MOTEL WAGON WHEEL Iunctlon 116 14 WEBB IMPLEMENT CO Allis Chalmers Farm Implements Cornphments of WESTFALL N URSIN G HOME Pra1r1e Ctty KEN WOLF INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance ZUSPANN S GROCERY Fine Foods for Fme Folks Walnut Grove C6 77 V a I. o A Y - 1 A 9 Y 9 y Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Delicious Sandwiches - Cold Drinks 9 A Y A v Y v v , . 1 1 Expert advice and personal attention to details are the trademarks of our yearbook printers. RAYMOND W. POOL and his son BILL of . . . The DUDMAN PRINTERY, Macomb are devoted to particular printing for particular people. Helpful layout planning and excellent engravings are but two of the examples of fine workmanship of MR. IOE SRONCE of the PEORIA ENGRAVING CO. lOl Main Street PEORIA For portraits that reveal the REAL YOU engage HAROLD BURCH of . BURCH STUDIOS DAVENPORT, IOWA Specialists in Senior Class Portraits and Group Pictures for the Yearbook. 1532 ff WE WOULD LIKE to express our deep appreciation to: MR. WHITE and the faculty for their cooperation: MR. BURCH of BURCH STUDIOS for his portrait and organization work: LARRY SHUMAKER for the use of his darkroom and his assistance in developing some of our pictures: MB. SHONCE of the Psonm ENGRAVING COMPANY for valuable assistance in planning the layout and with picture problems: MR. POOL of the DUDMAN PmN'rr:nY for his advice on printing problems. Our special thanks go to our sponsors: MRS. ARMSTRONG, our Literary Advisor, and MR. PRICE, our Busi- ness Advisor, without whose help it would have been impossible to publish the yearbook. Editors and Staff of the 1959 BETA PI SIGMA '7nafez Z0 Idztnr IAT IKIRTIILX 'Xfvl IVITIES and ORGANIZATIONS Nl S 41111n1str1l111n 4 X411 '41 rx 23411111114 s 1 lllfl hh 1141 S ll l 1 'wi 1 -X ll NIMXIA Bunn ss S11 HI T4 Pl SI! 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