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

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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.

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