Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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THE CROSS-WORD 11- Faculty i l,. R. .-Npplciiizlii, Priiicipzll lllrmchc Shultz. M. xXss't. Principal .Xlviu Sutliff, Il. S., Supervisor of .Kgriculturc listhcr Smith, Supervisor of Home Economics Flora Fritz, linglish zmcl Music Clcorgc Dcrr, Mzithemzitics, Sciciiccs Rev. XY- R. jones, lgaiigiizigc BOARD OF IfDUCA'l'lON R G. Shultz, Pres. ll. XV. Rclles, Yicc Pros. 'l'. C. Smith, Sec. T. Curl Mcllcury Xvlll' ll. Fritz 1iDl'I'OR IA L STA FF liJC1XI'l1l0l1Cl McHc11ry, liclitor lixccutivc Committee llclcn Gibbous Ruth Ciillzispy Robert Edson Aclvcrtiscmciits, R. Oliver llcishlinc Humor, Frzmlc Moore. Hfritc ups, lilczmor Szmcls Alimmi, Nlziclgc Limger Chmzictcristics, Mzihcl ,-Nlhcrtsoii Czitoous, Clctus Hilftlllflll

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3 THE CROSS-WORD S A Dedication Ward McHenry was born September 3Oth., 1896 at Stillwater, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. At the age of eight years his parents moved to Benton, where he completed his school work and graduated from high school in 1913. He taught one term of school in New Jersey. Then to secure a better education he went to the Bloomsburg State Normal School for two years, graduating in 1916. Following this he taught one year at Mifiiin, Columbia County. The following year he went to Pitts- burg where he taught and at the same time attended school at the University of Pittsburg. During the world war he entered service where he was com- missioned a Second Lieutenant of iield Artillery. After his dscharge he acceped a position as a teacher in the Ben- ton Grammar School. The following year he was elected to teach History and Mathematics in the Benton Vocatonal School. He taught here four years taking a great interest in athletics and devel- oped into one of the best high school base ball coaches in this section. Last summer he accepted an excellant position as assistant div- ision superintendant in the State Highway Department and is now located at Laporte- XfVe find real pleasure and qualilication in dedicating this volume of the school annual to Mr. VVard McHenry. In this we find one means of expression for the respect and esteem which the whole school bears him.

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