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

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a Dedication The Scarab staff of 1968, dedicates this yearbook not to one individual, but to a multitude of glowing young adults known as the new generation; a vibrant group whose ideals reach to ward peace, freedom, understand- ing, love, and a constant search for truth. Art and nature afford new avenues of expression. Our generation hopes to face the present and future with open minds and new ideas, so we can deal with the problems that confront our rapidly changing world. We need the energies and talents of everyone to meet the challenges of this changing world. We need the best of many—not of just a few. We must strive for excellence. irselves to the never-ending task of mastering the im- ur heart will re ice in the words, ''We can and we will’.

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Foreword Happiness’ is learning new things a passing grade backing the ''Rangers’' Homecoming weekend being with friends. The 1967-68 Scarab staff has tried to recapture these moments of 'hap- piness’’ that have occurred during the 1967-68 school year. These mo- ments have often been clouded with frustration and defeat, but these are all part of our high school years. There is something to be gained from everything, even from our failures. Being the editor of the 1968 Scarab has been a most rewarding experi- ence. | have had superb co-operation from four untiring assistant editors, a capable advisor and a diligent staff. A special thanks is extended to Mr. Paul Hickman, who generously gave his time taking special pictures, and to Mr. Gary Messersmith, who so skillfully created the artistic effects of this book. | would also like to thank Mr. William Blewett, representative of Taylor Publishing Company, for his technical advice and service. | The Scarab staff has worked hard to make this edition of the Scarab a bit unique and modern, yet filled with the memorable traditions of :Ben- ‘ ton Consolidated High School. Karen Munoz, editor-i

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