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

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Don't look at her, Mommy. We'll simply sit here and wait for Grandma to dief, The Sandbox Will you look at that! Isn't that something! In the tradition of Rich high teams, the Rich high Forensic squad brought a triple crown conference championship to the school. The team not only swept the conference in both varsity and sub-varsity individual events, but went on to take first in drama, competing against two other presentations of the same play. The contest play, Wfhe Sandbox by Edward Albee, is an example of modern drama. Al- though only fifteen minutes long, the play carries a dramatic denunciation of our present day soci- ety. Criticizing both the modern generations' attitude toward old age, and everyoneis attitude toward death, this deeply symbolic play was well received by the judges. HIL'5 very hard lg he Sad, Daddy, She 100145 gg happy, Mr. KHUIZ, Slll0SlJCI' S. Tierney, .l. Rotman, J. Hawthorne, A. Snow. mmslmfs'fc'weY'Mmvx1uef:fnwas:wffr'r'fSwrz2s:-e-r

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ROBERT G. ANDREE Superintendent Photo by Fabian Bachrach . . . when I became a man Saint Paul had the right idea when he wrote these memorable words in his letter to the Corinth- ians. He knew then what we are just beginning to discover: that physical maturity is almost auto- matically attained, but psychological maturity must be learned. Our century is noted for adult leaders who did childish things to the detriment of the whole world. Have you learned to see this in their lives, and patterned yours to avoid this error? Your health and your happiness depend on how much of such maturity you develop. Look over the great progress you have made in these four years. Be able to admit that you have now grown upl Say kindly but firmly with Saint Paul, . . . when I became a man, I gave up childish ways. am!