Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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. Y v.vk , x THE ORACLE. Mabel Creasy Lawrence Hess Darl Ikeler Flossie Siegfried Lillian Mendenhall Kenneth Brittain Zoe Bender Mildred Cole Cyrus Crevellng Emma Cole Jofseph :McAuliffe Brooks 'McHenry Della Peterman Ruth Shultz Iris Wlood Vida Edwards Sara Appleman Maude Steadman Alice lKrlck'baum Rena fDavls Clayton Belshline Carl Belles Grant Brink Albert Casey Wini'fred Eves Cleaver Hess Alice Houseweart Wolfe -Mlllle Karns Hfelen Kline Shelden Long John McHenry Percy Pealer Mary McHenry Joseph Park Carrie Perry Patti Van Horn Ruth Welliver R'uth Welsh Bernard Wlolfe Beatrice Wood Cleora Fritz Alice 'Hess Joseph Haney H-erman Hartman Mildred Hess Marea Hess Marcella Hess Loren -Hess Guy Hess Leland Hess Frank Hosler Doris Hummel Hosler Harold -Klinger Ella Lawbach Eva Lauabach ,Beatrice Miller Sara Appleman Clayton rMat'h1er Earl Peterman Ruth Taylor Keller Gilbert Travel-piece 'Helen Newman Zell Albertson Ruth Yocum .Student Teacher Stud-ent Student Jefferson Hospital Student Temple University Machine Shop ,Silk Mill Farmer Student Blu Halo University Oil Rehnery Student Stufdent Geislnger Hospital Student Temple University Teacher Nurse Student 'City Hospital CLASS OF 1917 Farmer Teacher Farmer Farmer Engineer Corps Stuldent Farmer Teacher Clerk Farmer CLASS OF 1918 Teacher Teacher Teacher Farmer Teacher Teacher At -home Farmer Deceased Farmer O-perator Silk Mill Teacher At home At home Teacher At home Student Student Teacher Student At home B. S. IN. S. Oranlgevllle 'niversiay of Phila l enton Philadelphia. Philadelphia. Berwick Stillwater Benton Stillwater Benton Bradford Vhlladelphla. Danville Philadelphia 'Benton 4Benton Bloomsvburg Wilkes-Barre Benton Stillwater Benton Benton Benton Bloomsburg Benton ' ' Fairmount Springs Benton Benton Cleariield Benton Philadelphia Benton Sugarloaf Benton Stillwater Berwick Benton Fairmount Springs Central Benton Benton We-stmoreland Benton Benton Benton Benton , Benton Benton ' Benton Benton Benton Benton York Mlllville New Brunswick, Canada State College State College J erseytown Benton York b Fairmount Springs Benton

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30 THE ORACLE William Farley Helen 'Karns -. Susie Laubach Lel-a 'Parker Ruth Beishline Whitenight Vivian :Edson Fred 'Hartman Warren Kelchner Ethel Keller Wlard 'McHenry Shirley Robbins Harold iYo t Ruth Bonham Jennie Ertwine Boyd 'Kline Herbert Keller Ethel Laubach 'Nearpass Bernice Parker Laubach 'Harley Smith Laura 'Michael Van Horn Carl Hartman Catharine Shultz Hess Larue Hess Myrtle Conner Flo Laulbach .Martha 0'Brlen -Rupert Belles Lucile Sutton Belles Charles Cole Bessie Hem Robert Kline 'Mearl McHenry 40'Brlen John Pealer , Louis +Kno-use Muriel Brittain Helen Knouse Grace Seely Cora Karns Hilley Zola Smith John F. McHenry Frank Yost Vera Shultz Mae Vlrlght Irene -Dresher Pearl Hartman Naomi Hess 'Pearl Knouse Atta Karns Fred Hosler Claire Heddens Frank Edson Autumn Sei-gfried Myron Savage Edith Kline Arnmerman Letha Buck CLASS OF 1912 Student Bookkeeper CLASS OF 1913 Teacher Private Teach er First Lieutenant 'Miller Teacher lNurse Farmer Student .Second Lieuitenant CLASS OF 1914 .Farmer U. S. A. Service Stenographer Clerk Teacher 'Teacher Sftu dent Teacher Farmer La-borer CLASS OF 1915 Private Secretary A Clerk Teacher Student Teacher Teacher Student Student Student Student Geisinger Hospital Geisinger Hospital CLASS 01151916 Teacher Teacher Student Student Student Student U. S. A. Teacher Medico Chi Hospital Service Bloomsburg Bryn Mawr Wilkes-Barre West Berwick South Bethlehem xBenton TU. S. Infantry Jeddo .Benton Benton U. S. Infantry 1Bent0n Sparta, N. J. lBenton Buford, N. D, State College Sussex, 'N. J. rBenton U. S. Infantry :Benton lBenton lBenton France Berwick 1Benton 1Benton Berwick Berwick Philadel-plhla Newton, N. J. 4Benton lBenton :Benton Huntington Berwick Benton State College 1Bent0n tBenton Stillwater U. S. Navy Danville -Danville Stilllw-ater Benton Washington, D. C IBenton lBenton State College -Benton State College Philadelphia tBenton Stillwater

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32- THE.ORACLE Program oi Studies in Benton Vocational School ACADEMIC SUBJECTS FIR-ST YEAR Geometry ............ 1 FOURTH YEAR English ..... Civics .. Latin .... Algebra I. ..... . Drauwing ........ SECOND YEAR English ......... General History . ..... Caesar ........ ....... FIRST YEAR Poultry ........ General Science . ...... Mechanical 'Drawing . . 'Shop . . ........ 1 and Soils . .......... ..... . Vegetable 'Gardening . . Numbers indicate units AGRICULTURAL Drawing ....... THIRD YEAR English ......... English History ...... Cicero French ..... Algebra II. . Drawing . . Chemistry . . . of credit. SECOND YEAR Crops ........... . . Forestry ............. Farm Bookkeeping Ornamental Gardening. 'Shop ..... .......... THIRD YEAR 'Fruits ...... .... . . English ....... U. S. History .. Virgil ........ French .... . . . Solid Geometry . . Arithmetic .... Drawing ..... Physics .. SUBJECTS Dairying ........ 'Shop and Forge Animal Husbandry . FOURTH YEAR Farm .Mechanics . . Rural Law ....... Shop ............. Farm Management Fertilizer . . ..... . . Means whole year. Others run half year. Numbers mean recitations per week. The total credits for all agricultural subjects in any one year are two units. FIRST YEAR Personal Hygiene ..... Elemlentary Handwork. 'Hand Sewing ........ 'General Science House Construlction . . . House Sanitation Cookery I. ........ . . SECOND YEAR 'House Chemistry HOME MAKING SUBJECTS 'Machine Sewing ..... 'Cookery II. ......... . 'Drawing and Applied Design ..... ........ 2 'C-are and Cleaning of Equipmerrt ......... THIRD YEAR 'Food Chemistry ..... 'House Furnishing 'Accounts .. 'Cookery LI. . . 'Textiles .... . jiDressrlzak!ng .... FOURTH YEAR Division of Income . First Aid SL Nursing 'Sewing III. ...... . Basiketry ...... 'Cookery IV. .. . . Care of 'Children . . Millinery ...... 'Means -whole year. Others run half year. -Numbers mean recitations per week. The total credits for all Home making subjects for any one year are two units. REGULATIONS ON COURSES AND CHOICE OIF SUBJECTS. Each pupil for lirst two years is required to take the vocational subjects. Two academic suvbjects are required in addition, one of which is English. More academic subjects may .be carried. For the last two years a pupil may choose to continue with vocational work as in the first two or carry only academic suibjects. For graduation a pupil must have a minimum of four units credits for each of the ifour years. The req-ulred subjects are four units of English, eight of vocational work and four units elective for a vocational diploma. For an academic diploma: Eng- lish, four: Vocational work, fourg History, two including U. S. History: Foreign Lan- guage, tfwop Mathematics, two: and two elective. More work may be carried and cred- ited.