Benton Township High School - Scarab Yearbook (Benton, IL)

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“And | would like to say further that—” First hour American literature class ready for a discussion of Moby Dick. ENGLISH John Millier SPEECH, ENGLISH B.S., S.1.U. M.S., S.1.U. Edward Miller Betty Frailey Georgia Hill Robert Philipak pat aati! ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH ENGLISH B.A., U. of Wis. B.S., S.1.U. B.Ed., S.1.U. B.A., U. of Wis. B.S., Ed., SIU 25 MA., U. of |. MS., S.1.U. M.M., American MS., Ed., SIU E Conservatory

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Mary Alice Pribble Imogene Rea BUSINESS ED. BUSINESS ED. B.S., S.1.U. B.S., S.1.U, Learning to operate business machines Is an important training to future secretarles. Marjorie Trulove BUSINESS ED. B.S., U. of I. MS., S.1.U. BUSINESS Short hand students take a few minutes for conference. Large typing classes indicate this training’s importance in students’ lives. ip agra a 24

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26 Albert Gulley Lucille Craddock GUIDANCE, HOME ECONOMICS DIVERSIFIED B.Ed., S.1.U. OCCUPATIONS MS., S.1.U. B.S., SIU M.S. In guidance, S.1.U. MS., S.1.U. P — A practical test in biology. Mary Ezell and Mrs. Craddock look over her records. David and Tom begin an experiment in chemistry under Mr. Spees’ watchful eye. SCIENCE H. M. Aiken Terrell Spees SCIENCE CHEMISTRY B.S., U. of I. B.A., S.I.U.