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

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HI-TRI First row: L. Doty, J. Pate, J. Harris, S. Hall, D. Hale, S. Pyszka, P. Overturf. Second row: M S. Glover, J. Bridges, L. Higgins, P. Jenkins, M. Johnson, Miss Armentrout. Third row: G. M J. Hale, B. Green, J. Moss, K. Young, D. Chancy.

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Officers planning future activities. Hi-Y, one of the oldest organizal vas started in the 1920's and is a branch h Their creed is to create, mainta jhout the home, the school, and the comm Christian character. ''Clean living, clee ; janship, and good scholarship’ is their moti nember. As a few of their numerou Christmas baskets for the needy, a float for the Homecoming parade, Father-Son Banquet, a booth at the Echo Carnival, and gitts for the aged in nursing homes. They also have a swim party for the boys and a co-ed hayride. Officers for this year are: president, Gale Moss; vice president, Don Frick; chaplain; Zack Smith; secretary, David Wright; treas- urer, Bob Martin. Mr. Ernest Shephard is their sponsor. Sn ca ee

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Seated, left to right: C. Kramer, E. Tiberend, P. Holman, C. Bullington, L. Sneed, Standing, left to nope a Gulley, D. Piazza, J. Payne, D. Seibert, G. Cole, D. Webster, J. Bradley, J. Ketteman, and . Cook DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS CLUB The Diversified Occu; es vocation- al on the j rai DO, as it Is called : he Jo not wish ; trade or ng nere In Benton. By at- ing §SSE in the morning, he students are able to work in the afternoon and earn while learn- ing, thus giving their employer a good worker at a moderate expense. Mr. Gulley, who is also the guidance director, is the sponsor of the DO Club. Gordon Cole works at Ford Garage. Elaine Tiberend works at Dr. Hill's office. 30