Rich Township High School - Lagoon Yearbook (Park Forest, IL)

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IIIVISIII Ill HH llll IHS The increase of facilities and introduction of new courses strengthened the 1958-1959 related arts program. The business department expanded, while music facilities were doubled with the addition of a soundproof band room and practice rooms. The industrial arts program was broadened to include an auto mechanics course, made possible by an extension of the shop. Mrs. Mae Bunting, a full time counselor, joined the faculty making possible a more intensive and personal guidance program for Rich students. LINUS CARROLL, M Mus University of Colorado Instrumental Music, Band, Orchestra IAMES SIMPSON, M Mus University of Southern California: Choral Music X ,

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CEDRIC BENSON, MS University of Illinois Special Education Program .-.4 K:iA',,,. HEMTH A D SMHY FERN SALMON, BS Central Missouri State College: Physical Education SHIRLEY LASHMET. BS University oi Wisconsin: Physical Education IAMES SWANSON, MS Northern Illinois University: Driver's Education. Physical Education RICHARD ANDERSON, BS University of Nebraska: Physical Education Xi MARLYN RAY, BA Iowa State Teachers College: Physical Education MARIO SERON, BA Cornell College: Physical Education Q

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x as 3' MARY CLAFLIN, BS University of Wisconsin: Home Economics NAOMI KELLER, MS University of Chicago: Home Economics 5 ,S t U -, 1 P Q Q . i X L . gy t - 'gggf-15655 Ns: ' N., Ex A an PHILIP MUNDT, MS University of Wisconsin: Arts cmd Crafts JAMES MARZUKI, MA University of New Mexico: Arts and Crafts Home Economics students apply classroom knowledge to practical projects. lim Sajovic, laclcie Hansen and Bonnie Gutelius develop skills in artistic expression through oils and iempera.