Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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4 VITAE Name L. R. Appleman Miss Robins Miss Shultz Miss Smith Mr. Sutliff Mr. McHenry Fond of Fishing Poultry Blushing Sheep . Singing FACULTY STATISTICS Called Dump Robby Maw Eppie Prof . Ward Coaching Athletics .. Teaches Histories, Sciences, Mathematics English, Music Languages, Home Mak ing Home Making Agriculture Science, Mathematics Apparent Age 60 20 40 17 43 16

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6 VITAE J. Paul Laubach, Jr., President Joseph Hess, Jr., Treasurer Jarius Harrison, Vice President Elizabeth Kessler, Secretary l THE SENIOR HISTCRY 'Twas in the Fall of seventeen, 'llhat a class of youngsters fresh and green Entered- High School at B. V. S. Youngsters, ye-t determined to do their best. Their number was hut thirty-three, Wlhen Prof. had counted all, Yet, as you could plainly see, They bravely mvaoched into iStudy I-Ialll, English, Latin -and Algebra, They soon learned 'to do, But, as to their cali-ber, Upper classmen learned tuhat too! But -the winter ,passed away, An'd soon the Spring hvad come, With it came the closing day, And the Freshies were let run. Butt, when their vacation ended, iTo their studies they did turn, And as Siophomores, their work attended, ,And many good marks they earned. A party for tlhe Freshies did they give, And received one from them too, And so they continued to live Even throwgh the epidemic of lElu. Soon the w'inter'passed them iby, And Spring came dancing along, Then Cupid this Harrow let Hy, As Lightly as the ,blue 2bird's song. But the Sophiomores laurels won, lAs So-plhies usually doy In their work, play, or fun, Just for ear:-ying it through. Now :when Juniors they came to be In the Fall of nineteen, Their number was but twenty-three, And one of these was lank and lean, Some members of this class To miatrimony had turnedg While others let that pass 'Till some money they had earned. But one had leftt this little band Who would return-ah nevermore For she was led by the Master's hand, Safely to the other shore. Wuhile with Contest and Year B00k too. Those Jfuniors were kept busy, The trials that they passed through, Would make old Caesar dizzy. But Seniors, they have come to be, And muclh wiser, too, they say: But if you think they're care-free Just ask one 'of them someday. Ah! Soon their cares will be gone, And their troubles all will Hee, Then the Class of '21 Shall he, ibut a memoryg But until that day shall come When they must separate at last, T1hey'll be known to every one, As the Angelic Senior Class. Aye, this is their history, And a strange one too, I wean, But yet I know. you will agree 'They're all true to the White and Green. -EVELYN PFITERMAN.