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

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'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!

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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-

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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