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

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V. Smith, S. Strothman, D. Kissel, Mrs, Harper, J. Dolske, R. Monroe, S. Whittington. Organized this year to aid Rich students maintain a suave ap- pearance at college, Bridge club gained an overwhelming number of interested learners. Pulling a few tricks that would have surprised card pro Charles Goren, Bridge club members tried hard to resist the clubis motto, HA peek in the hand is worth two finessesf' The year America orbited John Glenn was the year Creative Writirig club also aimed star-ward, publish- ing its first Galaxy. magazine of original compositions. All systems were gon as the club received, re- viewed, organized, and arranged all submitted copy for late spring dis- tribution. Club members were proud to note that although the publication was in its first trial run, it received a thorough debriefing. t Creative Writing Row 1: L. Toy, B. Mohr, B. Hogan, P. Kepler, L. Navidg Row 2: E. Sainsbury, S. Stern, B. Lassel M Lerner, J. Hoffman, P. Krueger, S. McCall, Row 3: M. Surlin, M. Knowles, L. Gifford, J. Brubaker J Krulee, J. McLarney, B. Cowan, K. Ryderg Row 4: V. Williams, J. Rogers, J. Patchett, J. Parkhurst M Mendelsohn, J. Pyne, L. Ward, K. Stromquist. Bridge Club B

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Row I: B. Puttock, .l. Weicker, C. Klingaman, E. Radkey, M. Knowles, E. Knowlesg Row 2. S. Petak, J. Rickahaugh, L. Toy, J. Schwartz, G. Williams, L. Coltun, Miss Everest, Mr Wenzelman. Math Club In Math Club one interested in the varied fields of mathematics can find others who are interested in expand- ing their knowledge of this subject. The members also profit from the social activities such as the trip to see Bye Bye Birdien in Chicago. I-18,5 Row 1: M. Surlin, R. Schmielau, W. Welkeg Row 2: Mr. M. Johnson, R Rodin, T. Bogan, D. Reising, A. Kowalyk, M. Knowles. Chess Club Chess Club gives the opportunity to interested persons to increase their abilities in the game of Chess and to play against others of varied skill.

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Seated: P. Kepler, P. Dietrich, A. Fried, J. Sugar, M. Nova, L. Swope B Potter Smnrlzng 'Hr Cray M Rosenhlum A Mandel, E. Radkey, M. Hynes, C. Rasmussen, R. Witanowski, J.M1tche-ll L Wlietstone WRHS Reproducing authentic working conditions for those interested in the mass communications media, radio sta- tion WRHS, 88.1 megacycles on the FM band, entered its second year of operation. Initiated through student- raised finances, managed by a student directorate, op- erated by student technicians, and staffed by student announcers, WRHS expanded its services this year through a second broadcast night each week. Through entertainment features such as musical shows and sports coverage, and presentation of public service messages, local news coverage, and topical interviews, WRHS became an integral part of community life. Seated: R. Witanowski, B. Ballad, R. Nielseng Stand- ing: C. Ludmer, D. Schuessler, C. Rasmussen, G. Brisson. ISO