Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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VIT AE 23 THE LITERARY SOCIETIES The Literary Societies were organized on. . . . and have held meetings regularly since then. Much credit is due to Miss Robins, instructor in Music and English. The ofiicers were nominated by a nominating committee who were oiiicers of the first Literary. The nominating committee consists of the following: For Lincoln Society-Elizabeth Kessler, Stanley Wright, Harold Moore, Lillian Depoe. The Webster Society-Della Gibbons, Alton Hess, Ross Pennington, Tressie Rhone. WEBSTER Max Bitt-einlbender Roscoe Savage John Yost Harold Cole Geneva Smith Lola Ash Rachael Evans Carl lE'veland Hilda 'Everett 'Miidfreid ,Karns Russel Klarns Lee 1Kline Allen Down 'Grace McHenry Miriam ,Slmith :Della Gibbons Jarius 'Harrison Evelyn 'Petermwan Erma Dietri-ck Grace 'Eite Loreen 7Ge.tz Alton ,Hess 'Maude Hess Robert Hosler Erma McHenry Etta .Hess Joe Hess Irma Keele-r 'Elizabeth Kessler Paul Laubach Beatrice Saul 'Helen Y0'll5l'1gS Millard Ash Sara Baker Marion Brewington Pauline lDvoty Elizabeth Keefer Lola Keefer Stanley Wlrighit Edward Laubach Samuel Creveling Earl Eveland Relz-a Hess Elmer 'Kiline George Laeubach Harold Moore E-thel Bray Omarr lAsh 'Karl Hagenibuoh Jay Kiarns Ross Pennington Glenn 'Robins lHarl1and Franklin Clayton 'Robbins Mary 'Creasy .Florine lE'vela.nd Martha lFollmer ,Ruth Force Edna ,Keefer M-ary Mather Evada lMichael Gladys Sanders Maidalyn Wright Irvin 'Harrison Corinne lHorn LINCOLN John Ruckle .Ma'hlon 1Strauch Oscar Slmitih lDa'le LS-mirth Hilda Camp Emma fF?ritz Edith I-Iirleman Maude McHenry Emily Sewvard lZolna Smith Elizabeth Yost May Camp 'Glenn -Robbins Archie Harrison Vera Hvowllett Alton Appleman Lena Bender Lisle Bittenlbender Lillian-iDepoe Mary Evans lMartha lHidlay Lois Hess Howard Brewington Thelma Boston Fred 'Davis Joseph lDerr 'Ella Friedly Margaret 'Hess .LaRue Hess Arden Henrie 'Irene Keeler Eltheda fKeefer R-u4t'h Larish A'1ice Lau'bac'h Grant Lunger Gertrude McMichael fetha Pennington Fred Polk Tressie Rhone Harold Shultz Mary Savage Margie Harvey 1R-ay Hess Sara, Knouse Elizabeth Keller Parl Kelller Charlotte lPealer Marie Parks Kathryn lRuckle Mattie Seward 'Lois !Train'or 'Harry Umbewust Mawbel Vwhitenig-ht Clyde Dietrick Martha lHess Norman Shultz Carl -Taylor R-obert Elhannon Emory Miller Ella Mae Fritz

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22 VITAE ATHLETICS, CONTINUED . Sonestown at Benton .................................... won 36-19 Benton at Sonestown .................................... won 16-13 Base Ball season opened with a Zip, bringing a full schedule and the prospect of a strong team. b The schedule consists of :-- Two games with Shickshinny. Two games with Berwick. Two games with Bloomsburg. Two games with Catawissa. JUNIOR CONTEST IN EXPRESSION The sixth annual contest in expression was given by the members of the Junior class on Friday evening, January 21, by the class of 1921. The contestants presented their selections with ease and certainty. Both readings and music which was given by the High School Chorus were very well rendered for which all credit is due 'Miss Robins, our English teacher, who had charge of the program. THE PROGRAM Music, selected .............................. High School Orchestra Sara Maude, Ruth M. Stuart ....... ............ L oreen Getz Sandals of Youth, Richard H. Davis . . . ......... Robert Hosler A Mothers' Day, Mary S. Cutting ..................... Erma Dietrick Music, Italian Street Song ....................... High School Chorus A Man With the Empty Sleeve, F. Hopkin Smith .......... Alton Hess An Elevator Romance, M. Fisk .................. ...... . .Sara Baker The Reformation of Cinnamon, Edgar W. Cooley ........ Roscoe Savage Music, Wake Miss .............................. High School Chorus A Little Speck in Garnered Fruit, O. Henry . . . .... Max Bittenbender Madame Butterfly, John Luther Long ...... ..... C orinne Horn Gadsby's Wedding, Rudyard Kipling ..... .. ...... Stanley Wright Music, Moonlight ................................ High School lChorus The Absent Mindness of Priscilla, M. T. Davies .......... Pauline Doty The Hazing of Valliant, J. L. Williams ................ Edward Laubach Music, Selected ........................................ Junior Class Music, Selected ............................. High School Orchestra The prize winners were: First, Sara Baker, second, Corinne Horng third, Pauline Doty. The prizes were: First, five dollars, second, two and one half dollars, third, one dollar.

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VITAE SAY, JUST IMAGINE Sara short. Miss Smith tall. Corinne without a powder puff. Miss Shultz with a beau. Joe H. in the Senior Drama. Some of the boys skipping school. Pauline and Teddy not quarreling. Archie and Loreen separated. Mahlon studying. Mr. Appleman as Truant Ofiicer. John Mc. in a barber shop. Erma Mc. not laughing. George Laubach with the Mumps. Mr. Appleman eating peanuts. Max Bittenbender in Room 3 the first period. Freshman not green. Mr. Appleman taking his hikes. Mahlon not asking to speak. Miriam minus baby talk. Omar not teasing. Elizabeth M. climbing the scale. Evelyn P. with bobbed hair. Junior class quiet during Sr. English class. Fred Davis Sitting under a palm tree with a girl. Mary S. getting shocked. Miss Shultz getting cross. Alfred Without his jug. Lee in a hurry. Clayton R. with misplaced eye brow in his upper lip. Grant pitching a game of ball. Mr. Appleman wearing a wig. Paul L. and Madlyn W. going to the movies. Mr. Appleman and Mr. Sutliff singing a duet. Spring for Sutlii Without a Robin. Alfred with his tongue out. Charlotte P. and Ella F. going to meet the 4:18 train Max B. quiet. 4.