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

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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