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

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re CS MARJORIE TRULOVE MARY ALICE PRIBBLE IMOGENE REA Business Ed. Business Ed. Business Ed. BS, UL op lh Sy, SHAUL eS SHAUL M.S., S.I.U. Business The faculty also need to keep pace with the students. It's right before your eyes. Business careers have many avenues. Each avenue takes specific training. Courses in typing, shorthand, business law, and clerical office practice are offered to stu- dents wishing to achieve a career in bus- iness. 25

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ALBERT GULLEY Guidance, Diversified Occupations B.S., SIU M.S., SIU ...and there are moments of seriousness 24 LUCILLE CRADDOCK Guidance, B.Ed., SIU M.S., SIU M.S., ED, SIU Guidance i sry important phase in a student's education. With the help of the two guidance counselors, stu- dents make plans for college or for their future occupations. They also aid students with problems concerning grades and courses at B.C.H.S. Test- ing in many areas helps the counselors in directing the students.

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26 ELLEN BURKHART English B.A., U. of Wis. M.A., U. of I. EDWARD MILLER English B.S., S.1.U. M.S., S.1.U. English Whan that Aprille with its shoures soote'’ is a familiar phrase heard through the halls of B.C.H.S. Students study everything in their English Depart- ments from Chaucer to Steinbeck. The B.C.H.S. English faculty strives to prepare their students for higher education, an understanding of literature and a knowledge of our mode of language in society. This is done through themes, films, book reports, novels, test, and various and sundry methods. “Beware the ides of March