Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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VITAE 29 Program of Studies in Benton Vocational School FIRST YEAR English ............. 1 Civics .... 1. ..... 1 .... 115 Latin .. 1 Algebra .............. 1 Drawintg ............ 175 SECOND YIEAR English .............. 1 General History ...... BQ Caesar . .. ............. 1 ACADEMIC SUBJECTS Geometry . . . . . . lDra,w'inlg ............ THIRD YEAR English ........ , ...... U. S. History .. .. French ...... . . Algebra 2 . . . . iDrawinwg . . . . Chemistry . . . . . lNulmlbe'rs indicate units of credit. FOURTH YEAR English ............ U. .S. lH'istory .. . nFxI'9IlCh ......... . . Solid Geometry . . . . Arithmetic ...... . ,Drawing . . . . . . Physics . . . Mlusic . . AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS FIRST YEAR 'Poultry .............. 5 TGeneral Science ...... 4 Mechanical Drawing .. 1 'Shop ......... 1 and 2 Soils ........ l ........ 5 Vegetable iGa4rdenling .. '3 SEUON D YEAR Crops ............... Forestry ............ . Farm Bookkeeping .... Ornamental Gardening 'Shop ............... ITHSIVHD YEAR 'Fruits ........... . Dairyin-g ......... . Sh-op and 'Forge . . . Animlall 'Husbandry . . FOURTH YEAR Farm 'Mechanics . . . . . Rural 1Law ..... 1 .... Shop .............. . . Farm Management .. Fertilizers .......... 'Mealns whole year, others run h-alf year. Numbers mean revcitaltions eper dweek. The total credits for all Home making subjects in any one are two units. HOME MAKING SUBJECTS FIRST YEAR Personal IHygiene . . . 2 Elleme-ntary II-Iandlw-ork . 1 fHa.nd Sewing ....... 2 '-Gen-eral .Science . . . 4 Hvouse Clonstruictlion . . 2 House Sanitation 1 ...... 2 Cookery 1 ........ 1 .,.. 3 SECOND YEAR ll-Iouse Chemistry .... 3 'Mlacihine Sewing ..... 'Cookery 2 .......... 'Dralwilnlg and A.pplie-d iDesign ............. Care and Cleaning of 'Equipment ' ......... THIRD YEAR 'Food Chemistry . . . . . 'House ,Furnishing .... Accounts ........... Crockery ....... . . 'Textiles ...... . '1Dressmaking .....,.. FOURTH YEAR Division of Income .. F-irst Aid and Nursing. . 'Se wing ............ fBasketry ........... Cookery 4 . .1 .... .. Care of Children Millinery ........ . . 'Means whole year, Otzhlerls 'run half year. Numbers mean recitations per week. The total credits for all agricultural subjects in any one year are two ulnits. REGULATIONS ON COURSES AND OI-IOIICE OF SUBJECYPS 1 all ...SESS RQ CASIO 5 3 11 5 3 2 2 2 2 2 1 3 2 2 Each pupil for 'lirst two years is required to take the vocational subjects. Two academic su-bjects are required in addition, lone of wnhich is English. More academic subjects may be carried. For the last two ye-ars a pupil may choose 'to continue with vocational work as in the ,first two or carry only ecademic subjects. For graduation a pfupil must have a minimum of Sour units credit for each of the If-our years. The require-d subjects are four units of English, eight of vocational work -and four units elective for a vocational diploma. For an academic diploma, English, four. Vocational work, four: 'History two in- cluding VU. Sl. H-I'isto'rylg Foreign languages, two, Mathematics, two, -and two elective. More work may 'be carried and credited.

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VITAE ' 31 BOOST THE BCDOSTERS Below is a list of the progressive business and firms who are not afraid to boost or help a good work. We owe much to them for without their help this book would have been impossible. We ask you to careful- ly look over their advertisements and remember them by giving them all the trade possible. There lare a few who might have helped us who didn't, possibly they did not understand or see the good of this workg but laying all things aside we wish to help those who have helped us and make their advertising pay them. We again ask you to carefully look over the list of our Helpers and remember the banner Boost the Boosters. Benton Store Co. Ch-as. W. Hess, Meat Market Harry W. iHess, Confectionery and Variety Store J. F. Wriglhit Keller and Conner Hardware Kings School of Oratory, Pittsburg 'Max Herr. Clothier Torenlce S-mirth Ray B. Keeler, Jeweler Paul Hess, Photographer Weilkes-lBlarre Business College C. VVL Shannon, Flowr and .Feed Laubaclrs 'Garage H. R. Ash and son, Greenhouse H. W'. Belfles, General -Store 'Roy MdHenry, Confectionery McHenry -House L. W. Buckalew, Bloomsburg Bass Keller, -Hardware Long and Long, WVago.nim+akers Karl Hess, 'Coal Elevator F. P. Pursel, Bloomsburg How-ard Smith, lGa'rage, Stilllwwater Cambra Store Co., Cambra A. Harrison, Grocery Store E. P. Chapins Benton Furniture Store Columbia County National Bank A R. 'Pennington General Store George wY-ost, 'Blacksmith and Farm Machinery Diltz and Son, Groceries and Meat M-arke-t International Garage ' Benton Bakery Argus Ollice Harry Knou'se and Wm. 'Follmer fPlanilng Mil-1 J. B. Larulbaoh, Dentist Holi-and Mc'I-Ienry, General Store Wm. Follmer, Fertilizers and Lime Jay Smith Vullcanazing and Tire Accessories Benton Marble Works D. Lowenberg Clolthinvgl Store, Bloomsburg