Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)
- Class of 1930
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The Silouhette ID IE ID ll 1C,f.xUfII 'DN XYQ take pleasure in dedicating our Year Hook to the Board of Education who were largely responsible for our present fine, new home. Bl+IN'l'0N'S IIANIJSUMIC NICNV SCHOOL BI:II.IllXG The Silouhette JIIDIINWF SIZII-14010 IL IISNDAXIID ID T. U. Smith E. E. Shultz Hyde Thompso P, G, Shultz The Silouhette JIIDII Nqlf S'Cll'l'U'UlL IUUAXIDID N. B. Cole H. VV. Belles Marvin Keller . Farl McHenry The Silouhette JI-DIN 5- IH'D1OILIl3'DAII5ID 'l'h to whiv Al0fi0l'l m-surly skvh-lu alum' il In lowing: To mnvh l To To To Wm. B. Fritz M. P. Edwards IFU ID IEMND ID ID h B4-nton Yvnr Books lmve- lwre-tofm'o 4-lung. Wv ure- l'0llSfl'lll'fillfI it upon nistiv plain tlmt is so pupulslr :it the lll'0S0llf time. :xml have uswl this im-tlmql as :ls our limited fm-ilitivs allow us. lf the llllliSSillllS of capitals mul the lll0llt'l'll -s we-111 l1lll'l'l' to your urtistic sonse, plvuse l'0llll'llliit'l' that most anything 4-un hc- 1 tha' Mmlernistic' S4-lmol of l'rinting :mtl Art. puhlislliug: this Book we want to vxpre-ss our thanks :Ind 2l1llll'0l'illi'l0ll to thv fol- nur lll'ill1'illill mul c-viistnz Mr. Applvmam. who sluvwoql muvh Ill0l'I'j' :lml Lrnvv wlpflil zulvivv. our fm-ulty zulvisor. NV:ml Mcllvnry, whose- siigrge-stimns have 1n'm'a-cl profltnhlc. Miss llvlvn Me-mlvnlmll. l'9lll'9S0llfilly.'f the Alumni. thx nsim-ss Men to wlmse- gviwmsity Wo owe this Rook. 5 v omlitorinl stall uf thv Sii1lllil0ffl ' is emle:1vm'ing: to hronk away from thc- lim- the 6 The Silouhette I AMUU IUTY Y T l L. R. APPLEMAN ...... , ....,.. ......... D llmp , Cut out that he said, She said stuiiF. Mr. Appleman has been principal of the Benton Vocational School since 1912. His greatest ambition has been and always will be to have his pupils attain goals worthy of their schooling. - '1 w WARD Mt-HENRY ..............,..... .... Ant ly ' X Fords vs. General Motors. ' Andy shows his greatest interest in Big League Base Ball. General Motors, Economies. Benton Athlet- ' ies and the welfare of the Senior Class above all else. - - BLANCHE SHULTZ . , . .......,... . . . Blanehie Pst.- I'st.- Girls, Girls. . Miss Shultz is our 4-onlpetent assistant, print-ipal and has won our respect in the years that she has taught us. The Silouhette 7 IFAWC 'U ILTFY ALVIN SUTLIFF ,......... . .,.. , , , Sut, Now mee ll0l'9. lin-twm-911 Alvin's funn and his school hc is kopt very busy. but hs' still has time to umku himself usq-ful lo tho Ullfi-'l'1ll'iSlllf.Z fu1'1ue1's of the l'OlllIllllllify, ESTHER Mcl-IENRY ,........ .... E pple E-H-e-e-k. Wu urs- gland ber-zluso of Eppie's return. It will in- sure il sound basis for our Home Economics work. Aiu't it :1 sllunw tho waxy who abuses the- hubby. CHARLES SMITH . . . . . . . ...... Charlie lf you'd look in your book you'd know. - l'lm1-liv is also a new niemhor of the fawulty and has proved his interest in the sm-hool by Sllf'i'HSSflluy l'Gll4'lllllf.Z the Gi1'l's Buskvt Bull tvauu. 8 The Silhouette I A' IU IUFV ALICE PENNINGTON ..,.,... Alice nllmiesi to John Miss Piillllillgfllll is Il now inmxnlml' of om fm-nity mul has lam-oniu ai KWIINIIIIP teau-livr. Fill' H11-'l'lll0l'P the sm-c-ess of tho Senior lbraun: proved ronl ability as n tllillllflfit' mm-li. IE ID II TDD ID II AI SWTAIFIF hlnnvlw nmralnn phyllis Clllllllll' lll1ll'i1' allhorismi km-rmit SllllllZ :igm-s fritz l'll21'lll' iI'0il4lll'k-'I editor frank keelc-1' exerutive committee frank km-lvl' 1-liaracteristics jnsvph semml art I. V. aleitrivk 2'UlV0l'fiSl'llll'll-f- nrden hlniu :alumni vthn-I 1'llilI'l1'S humor lvtlm SIll':l1'X I'f1Ylll0lliI hnker Adu Duty vtlwl gruldvr woodrmv ln'vwiny:t4ni izlnthn Shultz Woodrow hrffwilmton The Silhouette 'JI fl ,A 5 f ,, ,M 5 3 I Q2 .Flag ff N S , ' ,, X xw M Ax X ,fan 1,1115 ,wyfffffh-,ffr A f - i F ' P 55 1 , 1 2 5 f 9- 1 6,,,,- 9 f 4 -,-,L Z 7 5 7 f 1 V 1 5 , Z 2 2 ' f 9 Z E Q 'f, 1 , , ,,,,,. , 2 Q 4 1 4 if ' 'af xg' xxxd xxxxx x 2 2 , .,,,.. -- rv, 1 1 ff 11 5 1 10 The Silhouette I 1 A-an IIBASIE IBA IL IL 'C A ll QIZQI Q . E The 1929 baseball season was our least successful one in several years. Albert Casey generously gave what time he could as coach and prevented entire disaster. Schedule and Scores llenton vs. Huntington Mills, 7-3. Renton vs. Scott, 3-6. llenton vs. Millville, 16--12. Benton vs. Mifflinville, O-13. Renton vs. Hlooinsburg, O-13. Renton vs. Locust, 9-10. Renton vs. Main, 19-7. Renton vs. Catawissa, 4-15. llenton vs. Orangeville, 7-6. Denton vs. Huntington Mills. 2-9. Renton vs. RlO01l1SlDl1I'g', O-12. Squad Cole, Larish, Karns, Hess, Laubach, C. Hess, G. Hess, Stein- ruck, Diltz, Smith, McCern, Knouse, Baker, Shultz, Beishline. Coach-Albert Casey. Clyde Karns The Silhouette II:'O'Ulf IBAIL IL TFIEAM Smith, Mariam Shultz, lit PTI! K apt., Hess, C P. artmam, Carl H Ralph ly llva Donzlhl Geo. Hess, R1 NV- ST li Fl ll I-Inge Davis, rry Ha Ha kv r, Ra ymunql. rvwingh nn. B 'omlruw XX M amxger, lil NV- ECOND S lfolvlnzm. Howa rel me-rson Sloxwhanl, Wayne I-I ach. Ward M1-Henry. 0 ' w ST lil HX R '1 lf ewa nl . Lev Yost, Joe S Z, Irvin llilt asnre, Tre I 'nlu-wu st. Robert Asst. Manager, Kzlrns, Flyde NVIJ1. Wenner, llalrtxnan, Frank Keeler, 12 The Silhouette IIBAXSIIYIEW IBAIL IL S1 IHIEIDIUILIE ANID SDUIDIES T110 y0:11' 1929 was one of the 1110141 S1li'i'0SSfll1 Seasmis for Gir1's Basket Ball i11 the 11isto1'y of tlu- Sclmul. The tm-11111 won four 31111111-S 111111 lost three. Must 1-11-dit is due to Mr. t'11:11'les Smith. tho 011111-11, whose 1l11CI'9.4t 111111 1111ti1'i11g efforts i11 wu1'ki11g with tlll' tea1111 p1'ov0d most 111111211119 in the success of the tv:1111. GIRIJS BASKET BALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES 159111011 12 Millville 20 111-r1t011 31 Maiuville 5 110111011 33 i'e11te-r 12 Benton 151 Scott G 159111011 15 LOE?llSt 13 Iionton 111 Mifflinville 27 Benton 4 01':1112evi110 Varsity Team- Fm'wz11'd-Ei10011 Jones G11:11'f1-Ia11t11z1 Shultz Fo1'wn111--1'11y11is C0111101' V G11nr11-Et1it11 C11:1pi11 at Benton at Mainville at Benton ut Scott at Lot-11st at Benton alt f1I'1lI128V1110 J1111111 Center-Ro1101't:1 Clark Side I'e11ter-1.011159 Sllflllllflll PIIYLLI S CONNER-Calptzl in. IF1D1ID1f IBAXILIL S1CII-IIEIDIUILIE ANI SDDIIQIES The Foot 141111 s0:1so11 of 13129 was 111111s11:111y S11CC9HSfll1. Five 21111103 of the six g'Llll10x plzlyvtl wt-rv 111111. T111- only 2211119 lost was to Pic-t111'e liovks, 11, clean, 112l1'l1-11211111171 111111111 t1111t 111111 just il little too 11111011 for us. lhll' t'tl21C'1l. Ward Mc'He111'y slurwud real ability 111 his tirst foot 111111 00ac11i11,2. Olll' 11111 f1'i01111. Dov. Ifillblb. stood by :11141 1'e11c1e1'1-11 i111'z1111:1111e assistzlllce, B1-11t1111 Bv11t011 1191111111 110111011 Benton I!0I1t1111 25 33 20 0 47 19 FOOT BALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Millville 0 1V2l1S0ll10WVl1 13 Sl1i0k1x11i1111y ti I'ict111'e R04-ks 13 lil-'l'X1'1I'k Reserves 0 Nesvopevk 0 nt Millville at Be11t011 at S1111-kshiliny at I'ivt111'e Rocks at Bc-111011 at Benton The Silhouette 13 I AXA INET IIBAIL IL TFIEAMK .2 A . vf .Y- 'Z 1 - .- 31 if - .- I-ll N Q- .- Z - L TJ 2 +- C - ... an I .- - .- ez - .- Z a. 1 .- E 1 .- xl u. - I ': ,. ... I .- .- .- 9. .- .... .. Pi ai L- .- v 71 Q- L. 2 -I - .- - .- ca - ,- .f ... .- .. .- ': . . -T g, , .- - Al .- P' YQ M .- .- In .. - 1 rn N1 ..: ': 7 .- I-1 2 - .- 4 E .- TJ 11 n A 2' I 21 - - Y 11 .- S- r: .- A ai 1. .- : - Q. - ': ..- 1. .- +- .- ..- ll I .- : . P1 5 I E cm. lf E :J SL lv I Z I .- L1 .- il I .- .. .11 .- .- . A - V K nl- Z 9 'Z' v 5 v-1 Knrns. 9 Maulalin Q lv Beishlin Helen Mznstvn, Louise Dildinv, Viviun 'Treasure Margaret D HOW- li THI Hummer. h. Vlmrles Smith, Coac 14 The Silhouette IFII IE IL ID IEW! NWS The track squad entered the eounty meet only. The hoys won in their division and the girls, although failing: to win. FIELD EVENTS f..':1Ve fl fine at-Count of themselves. TRACK EVENTS Boys Broad Jump: 50 Yard Dash: Elll0l'S0ll Laulraeh, I. Donald Healy Frank Keeler Raymond Baker. I. High Jump: 100 Yard Dash: lfllnerson Lflllll2lCll. I. Donald Healy Frank Keeler. lll. Kermit Shultz Pole Vault: 220 Yard Dash: Purse-l Alhertson. III. Donald Healy, I. DiSf'lISI Kermit Shultz, III. ldugene Treasure. ll. 440 Yard Dash: Arden Blain. III. litlyllllbllll Baker, I. Shot f12lb-I 880 Yard Run: Uarl Hess. III. Joe Larish, II. Joe Seward Ulyde Karns. III. Medley Relay: 100-Kerlnit Shultz. 220-Ilonnld Healy. -I-10-.lne Larish. 880-liayniollrl linker. Girls Standing Broad Jump: Base Ball Throw, Basket Ball Throw Iantha Shultz. May Smith. Running Broad Jump: Standing Broad Jump: Marie Albertson. Helen Rider. Running Broad Jump, 200 yard Relay: Base Ball Throw, Basket Ball Throw Ada holy. 200 yard Relay: Basket Ball Throw, Base Ball Throw: Genevieve l'llllVZll'llS. IIelen Fritz. 200 yard Relay, 50 yard Dash: Eileen Jones. Running Broad Jump, 50 yard Dash, 200 yard Relay: Louise Shannon. -RAYMOND BAKER and GENEYIEVE I4lDWAllD'S Th Slh kg ATWIXIX ID IIQAMMUF II 'CS AXNID MUUSIIC Ja' The Silouhette S12 II-I 'UU IL 'U IDC II-1 IESTTIDA 3 f: - ,- ,- +- .- I L, 2 'D ..- F-1 J A 4- -r- In I 9 - ,- 'tl 4 v E 71 S .- 3- -1 6 I 11 ,- 2 4. 3- E -u-1 ,- P. 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' This play was vmu-lla-ll hy Mi:-24 Alice Pbllllillgflill :mtl lrwselltwl Zlllll wvlneliovt- rl-ry W Aullithrium. Cast of Characters 'l'hv lirzlt .... l.. V. In-itril-k Tha- lirznt ..., 1.1-thu Spl-:ary Mrs. F0l'l'USf9I' Mznriv Allwrtsml Mau-Millun. her sun. un :author .... Frank Kohl:-r Stelllwn. hm-r XUIIIIHUI' sun, Kc-runit Shultz Bisllnp Wan' Rilflllllllll llulwr Ilis wifv .... Mzlrtllzl Minivr Ilmwmtlly. hia llilllgllflll' Phyllis l'm1m-r Jilllll lb:-pew. :1 NlllllSf0l' Adil Duty Angola Slllyfllv. an mln-hlltzmto llz'11w'il-vo lflslwnrlls 'l'illlSUll, tho huilc-r, .lov Sl'XV2ll'tl Margot. thu lnrllss-lim-pet' lillllllil Shultz Synopsis: Sl-0119: Mrs. l1'm'l'0sl1-l s Nl-w York lmmu. Avi 1. Aftvr llinnl-r. A wintm-1-'s 0Yl'llil1g'. Ac-t ll. 'l'l1r1-v lllUlllllN hut- vr. I4'u1'l-lxuml. Art lll. Sauna- l'YcLlillgy Aftm-1' tht- lllilznlrv. The Silhouette 19 JI IU N Il 'U IIQ 'UU N lfIIfSlf Selection .,..... . . , . . . High School Orchestra The Mill XVheel ....... ............. L ighthill The Fullness of Earth ......,.......,l.. . . . Moore junior Class Nixie ofthe Neighborhood ............... . , . Daulton Marguerite Perry The Boy's Story ....,..,.................. . , . Rexford - Wioodrow Brewington Piano Duet-The Cadet Two Step .....,....,..,.... Schaufforth Marie Albertson-Ethel Golder The Masters Violin ...,....,,.......,...,....,. .... R eed Agnes Fritz Domestic Science vs. Aunt Matilda ....... ...,.......... B rown Phyllis Conner Selection ...,.....i ............i.,.... H igh School Orchestra .Xnn of Green Gables ..,..i,.i..,.,,... ....... 1X Tontgomery Ada Doty The Lance of Kanana ..,,...i.,...,.....,, .... F rench Raymond Baker Fleeting Days .,...,.. ...,.,.... ..,.. ,.., B a i ly Girl's Glee The Gipsy Flower Girl .....,....,,...,,.. , . . McDowell Blanche Mordan The Abandoned Elopement ......, ..,.. ,....i....,., L incoln Frank Keeler Selection .,...,. ..........,......,i... H igh School Orchestra decision of the judges winners-First, Agnes Fritzg Second, Frank Keelerg Third, Blanche Mordan. All the success of this Contest was due to Mrs. Henderson's suc- cessful coaching. The Class of 3O extends its thanks, and wishes to express their appreciation for her success. 20 The Silhouette S'ClI'I'!D'UIL Mil NSTFIIQIEIL On March 13 and 15 the Seniors. Juniors and Sopholnores presented the annual school Minstrel given each year to pay the expenses of the athletics. Under the direction of Miss Alice Pennington it was well received by each night's crowd. ' The llI'02'I'21ll1 follows: PART I' Inllerloeutor-Eu,f:ene Treasurer. End-men-Woodrow131-1-wingtoli, Carl P. Hess, Lloyd Knouse, William Wenner. Chorus-Ivan Wenner. Marion Smith. Kermit Shultz. Joe Seward, Frank Keeler, Clyde Karns, Howard:Uoleinan. Uarl W. Hess. Arden Blaine, Raymond Baker, Pursel Albertson, Albert Fritz. Donald Ilealy, Roy Keeler, Joe Kuzlna, Harold Laubach, Robert Ynbewust, Larue Steiuruek. PART II. Chorus , . . .,........ . . . Senior Class . Blondy Just You-Just Me. Monologue- The Newslnmud -Marion Smith. Sketch-Needles S0llgS--uAl'0llyt We All and Satisfled .-L1mise Shannon, Frank Keeler Chorus . . . ............. .. Sophomore Class Hello Baby l'ainting.: the Clouds with Sunshine. Sketeh and S0llg-HNI2ll'iRH0,,-NIHl'gZlI'?f Benseoter and Donald Healy. The Kinkajoun-Marie Albertson, Phyllis Conner. Louise Shannon. .laniee Conner, Roberta Ulark, L. V. Deiteriek. Edith Chapin. Ilelen Hartlnan. Chorus- ....,............. ...........,..,....,..,.....,. . . . Junior Class Rangers Song. You're Always In My Arms. Sketch-Palover Songs- My Sweeter Than Sweet and A Little Kiss Each Moming - Phyllis Vonuer and Kermit Shultz. Solo- Rio Beta -Agnes Fritz, CLOSING CHORUS-ENTIRE CAST The Silhouette 21 JINTRGDUCJIINIG If ' ex 4-X .2 Xa J wwfms OPHWO IFRESHMEIM The Silhouette J IUNIIUIID 'CILASS ,- N -1 ,-4 I ,- N ,- ,- 'I u-1 2 +5 3- - 5.- P r II ..- ,-.4 if f .- -:-' Lv- .- 3-4 4, 'C .J 7. : 5 5: ,.. +- L- Z 'N' ,- 7 1- Z 'C I .- 2- If , A ,I Pu Z M r-4 54 Tl .,- 2 .- Z r. I A if f M -1 A ,- A ,- A Z I-1 1, if. T, ..- ,- Z 2: .- EC 1 f. 4. 4. 1 N- n-1 ,- - ,- f. ,- ,- ,I 5 :- .2 Q. 4. L CL : -: ': ,-. 1 if rg -- Lf .,- A v s-I CI, ,- .- u -1 -1 ,- L v 9' Ar! .- N 4.4 -- ..- A ru Cv T 5 -4 6 'IJ 4. - ,- fu r-v-1 n- 6 F- T: 5 Z ,- 'IL' . ,- : 1, .- E CL A ,- +- 5-A 2' fu - 1, : 'r ., M .- C'- Q, ,.. n-1 Z If 7, - .- 1 -Q if L v- -- -. 6 1, -4 ,- ? f A -1 ,- ,- -4 M r- - :- -1 4 .- QL :- :L :- .LI fi 4. 7- S, L v -.f ,- ,- 4. ,- -A E 1. .il P .- , +5 The Silhouette 23 l V l J 'U NIIIDIIQ 'DDNWFIIQII IBIUTIIIUN class poem A is for Albert. so full of play, B is for Betty, so happy and gay, C' is for Carola, not very short, D is for Donald, a very good sport, , IC is for Edith as dainty as a hell, II is for Ilellens. and Harold as well, J is for Janiee and Joe, one short and one tall, L is for Louise, Lloyd and Larue, not very small, M is for the Margarets, also Maud and May, 0 is for Ora and Olive, happy and nay, I' stands for Pursel and Pauline. a niee young pair, R is for Roy. Robert, Rebecca and Iioherta. always there. I' is for I'nora, from the country afar, V is for Vivian, who sings like a Star? W is for William, from Bendertown, For the rest of the letters, we have none around. This is the Junior Class of Benton High, Will stiek together till we die. -Lloyd Knouse. here we are Here we are. you and I, Let the world hurry by, Even whilp we ply pen and pencil Here we are. Ilere we are all together So what matters weather, for here we are. And tho' wp don't own a bank full We ean still he thankful, IIere we are. - betty searfoss. 24 The Silhouette 'ual em12.I0H 'u11s:g.1.mH H 'snmpv .im YIUI' HU 1113.11-1 'aug INV '1 '1 1-. in 1-4 '1 1- 72 A 4 as U: F Ii I U-1 DU C' as o 2 I rf m if '1 fn 5 f: fc C fn 'Y fc S 1-1 ,- .- .- -I S : .. 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They are never late for classes and are always seated and quiet at least three minutes be- fore the bell rings. They are paticularly fond of music and enjoy studying operas by the hour. Once or twice it has been known for a Sophomore to whisper, but he has been immediately silenced by cries of Shame, Shame. Taken as a whole, the Sophomore Class is the model Class of the School. -Anonymous. Imagine, Marg. Masten and Jessie Horn-agreeing. Dora Parks with black hair. Allen Buck, not having to sit up front in English class. Jessie Horn skinny. Mable Albertson fat. ' Roberta Davis short. Mildred Morris, mad. Iris Savage, not giggling. Doyle Hess-Hello, Ern. Say, l've got a freak over on my place --a two-legged calf. lirn Chapin-Yes, l know. He came over to call on my daughter last night. Mr. McHenry, fafter explaining an Algebra problemj-There- fore the result is zero. James Hess-All that work for nothing. M. Pennington: NVhat author is known for his vocabulary? Irvin D.- XVebster. Mr. Smith-lf you'd all keep quiet, I'd die. Allen Buck-Everybody keep quiet. 26 The Silhouette 'S .- -L '11 ,- C v-: F1 P1 .-. ,- 'U p-4 - C F: If ..- .- '-1 u P11 Q v P? ,... FT .- .Tl E n-1 rf .- .- fv- ..- ,- '71 -: ,... -+ N L1 E L.. ,- ,- J, i -Q 'F :s 5 I .- T '1 'T 1? ,- .- C 1 : Z E. T' 'sIl.n:51 '1 06 'wx 1a.lnrf.1nN luspoq '1 1:1111-vlljl 'lllfflll-GJUIAX P-WIIEAX mulrg 'a .imlq I- L L 4 -1 :' y .- L .-. ,- -. 'fu 'T' 'I 'Z -1 ,- ,- 'H :a '-1 ,.. 2 y 'L' ,- :- 'E A ,4- ..- .- '1 H4 I-H 'D .- '15 : A H. H: 4 E ,-. ... ': . ,4- 1 F? C. .- ,- 1 E: T 2 -r 7 4 ,-4 ,-4 .- -1 rf ,- v .-4 r- :- 1 4 F1 -. H -. .- 'I , 4 T I EI : ,-1 r, '1 -v Z 2 ,- ,- .- ,- C ,- ,- r-1 X L'-. Z UL' ,-. -r v-r 'D .- ,- 'I' 'D ,- 'Z .- 'D 2 Q - 'T :- ,- I1- ,- ,- 'D 1 v-1 Y' .1 1-1- ..- ,- 'I 'U V1 .- F I. 1 'Zi i 1 -: -I L if Z .- F' .- . 4 - ,- -. ,-4 v 'D .-. -r 2 Z I -, ... .-. 51: M F1 A A .f Z C' L1 r- 5 4 5 L ,- ,- ,- .-4 .- ,- 2. ff ,-1 ,- r-4 ..- .- ,-. ,-. - Z .T .- ,-. f-r ,- ,- u ,- -. 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Our teaeher who stands behind the desk I pray you spare us of this test. llul here we come Though we are dumb XVe'll try hard and do our best. Sophomore-Love making' is the same as it was in olden tini ' lfreshie-How do you know? Sophomore-I just read of a Greek maiden who sat and listened to a lyre all night. heard among the freshmen -eolleeted by wayne hartman. Z8 The Silhouette MVIISIE ANI 'iDlfII'IIIfIl2M'I SIE CAN YOU IMAGINE? Vs back in the old building? No tardiness for a week? Mr. Appleman on time in Latin II? Miss Shultz with bobbed hair? Mr. Sutliff flirting with the girls? Mrs. McHenry without her Ward ? Mr. McHenry instructing Esther in Cooking? Mr. Smith with a smile? Miss Pennington a iiapper? Arden short, and Woody tall? Agnes not chewing gum? Phil and Ada not talking? Clyde and Ivan not sleeping in Social Prob.? Joe with a sober face? Frank speaking ordinary English? L. V. without her I'Iorn ? Ethel G. without a smile? Gladys C. playing basket ball? Marie with a beau? Madge and Martha having a WHY ffl get to the movies? Lena L. not riding in a Ford ? Marguerite not having a dream to tell? Kermit without a girl? Carl P. having no atheletic ability? Uari W. present a whole day? Howard kidding the girls? Letha not making faces? Lena S. and lantba not good pals? Ethel U. with a perfect attendance? Genevieve without her llaker ? Gene making: I'. S. ? Blanche not interested in the Library? linker fat? Marion a shiek? Esther not interested in I1l1nerson '? t'hemis.try grades without Il I ? Freshman being seen and not heard? Sophomores not teasing Freshman? Juniors not complaining? Seniors quiet during Home Room Uhapel? A Year Hook without a Fan You Im- amine? -Marguerite Perry-Lena Lanbach. WHAT THEY DREAM ABOUT Ethel Golder-A big.: life saver. Marie Albertson-Painting her Mona Lisa. Blanche M0x'dia11-Becolnixig a great orator. Lena Lanbach-A millionaire. LOIli1 Stoker-A ranch in Texas. Phyllis Conner-Playing a pipe organ. Ada Doty-How to become a great Historian. Iantha Shultz-Care of the sick. Martini Minnier-A white cap and uniform. Agnes Fritz-Famous with her violin. Dorothy Zarr-That saxaphone makes music. Marg.:nerite Perry-Teaching school. Gladys Crawford-A tour to Europe. Grace McMichael-Soothing the physi- cal injuries of the human race. Lorna Yeager-In training at Mary- land. Letha Speary-Herself as an actress. Madge Kearkuff-A night mare of 14 kids. L. V. llietrick-As chief. cook and bottle washer. Ethel Charles-Of becoming a violinist Esther Pealer-Herself a -school marm Genevieve Edwards--Watching the sick in a New Jersey hospital. Woodrow IIrewingrton-lflditor of a Benton daily newspaper. Frank Keeler-Running.: the Il. S. right Joe Seward-Succeeding Gene Tunney. Raymond Baker---The Lane Construc- tion Co. Marion Smith-N. B. K'ole's Buck- wheat flour. Howard Coleman-An electrician. Carl IV. Hess-A rest. Carl I'. lless-Ilow to make hard tackles. Ivan Wenner-Selling home made autos. Clyde Karns-A place to sleep. Eugene 'Freasure-I'hcmi-stry, S 1 'L T o s ,I X W M R 30 The Silhouette l IH Ili SIENIIIDIIQS FRANK KEELER ............... .. Datesman Ti511! Tish! Boys Glee Junior Conte-st. Senior Drama Football 'l'1':1c-k Behold the brains-the intellect-the ambitions of of our class! Frank has :L vocabulary I1 mile long.: and wanders uround talking over our heads. Much credit is due Frank for his unique ideax and his efforts have helped n lot in this year hook. GENEVIEVE EDWARDS ...,.. . . . .links H Hot Dog Girls Glee Senior Drnina Track By Jinks. Hy Goxh, By Golly-Ho. Another Sport of Sports. Genevieve used to delir- er milk in u Ford. But she niueh prefers Cllevrolets, and we don't think Ward Mc-Ilenry has anything to do with it either. She iw. :mother nieinlser of the HLIIIUIII and the lVorld Laughs VVith You Society. Laugh on Uh Genevieve, Sweet Genevieve. U ' 1 WOODROW BREWINGTON ..... . . . Woody ' Mighty Souls. SODll0lll0l'0 Treasurer Boys Glee Orchestra Foot Bull 31211131-Z't'l' '29 Junior Pontest Although such :1 small boy. Woody is by no means left in the dark, for hits. wit and humor clearly distin- guishes him from the rest of the class. The Silhouette 31 lf II-1 IE SIENIl'DIl2x BLANFHE MORDAN ,.........,...,.,... .... T ed You hit the nnil on the head! Suplioinore Sl'l'l'0Tlll'S' Girls Glee Junior Polite-nf Blanche is one of the sludious lnsses of our class hut she is zllwnys in for n good time. Our 1-ln ss would- n't lu- 4-oniplvte without Illzuir-lie. .. l. MADGE KEARKUFF .,,.....,.., . . . Betsy Oh I don't know . Girls Glee Betsy is not nt all what her nieknnme may imply. an old maid. On the contrary, once started, she is ns lively as the liveliest. As n nurse we are sure that she will lu- very successful. Senior Secretary CLYDE KARNS ........,,,.......... , . . Mose You D - - - n Indian V' Junior Vice President Foot Bull 'l'r:u-k We all wonder what is 5lCl'0llllf3llbl0 for C'lyde's loss of sleep for he is allways napping during nfternoon classes. Nevertlleless, whenever tlivre is llllyflllllg to he done, you emi nlwnys find Clyde on the job, 32 The Silhouette l II'lI SIENIIUIDS l L. V. DEITERICK ,....,,....,. .. Hornie lsn't he cute 'F' Senior llraunu L. V is rather small but she is eusily heard. She sure can toot her lIorn . And when you hear it you can nmke up your niind that she will rezlch her desti- nation. too ! IANTHA SHlTL'l'Z .......,..., . . Peggy w Uh hex-k Junior 'l're:isurer Girls Glue Senior Drauna lhxsket liull 'l'ru1-k lnnthu is one of the best guards on the Basket Hull team, She sure keeps track of her nnln, :und that can he applied either to her opponzunt or to n certain young nnln. lDon't lniss sight of that nnln, lllllillll. , , Smiles ETHEL GOLDER ....,.....,..... Yeh Girls. l'll Say. Ethel is :1 good all 1ll'0lll11l sport. and is famous for her good nature. She has the speed rcrord of the class for reading. She ulso is planning to he :1 nurse :ind we ure confident of her being n sum-vess. The Silhouette 33 l IHIE SIENIIUIDS GIADYS CRAWFORD ....,.......,..,...,. Giggles W1-I Uh my Lord! What Shall I Do? l l'll ln- . lkuew wo'1l 1-ouw to ir. Who dom-su't like Glzulys? A jolly ull :lrouml sport. liilllglllllg' is he-r spam-inlty :mtl an rogulur Imhil in i'i'lll'llllSil'j' l'l:1ss. NWI womlvr why? Ks-op on Smiling Glaulys. t ll0li0'l'llY Zjlili . .......,... .. Dot Girls Glvv fll'C'llt'Sil't'l lbot is auiothm-r of rho musivizius of tht- 1-lzlss, tWn- surv aura- lrlossm-ml with 'l'llll. She survly can toot the Sax V :uul how. When llot lll't'Ullll'S :1 nurse it is ox- pvt-twl tlmt slu- uso lu-1' iirf-'truim-nt for :ul illlilflll'S- tiv. Shu- will also 1-ouw in luuuly reviving uuvousm-ious . pzltivnts. '1'r:lc'k Thr' long of our vlztss -I lllt'll0-. Although we ll :tml tht- short of thc- 1-loss 1 Dh lM':u ' -llvvlolwfl in Ar4lvu's li out his faithful side kim-k. l. ARDEN BLAIN ,...,. ..,i..... . , . Purley lt's il 'l'l'l'l'tPl ' l!oy's Glvu ft -. :lvv not ls-:urm-ml that tht- fun sox has :luy 2llll'lll'flUll for him. lu- is l'1ll't'ly svvu with Woolly. 'l'h1-y urv tho lo of 'Stl ng: 34 The Silhouette l IHIE SIENIIUIDA GRACE McMICHAEL .......,.. . . Mickny Good IIPRIVQIISH Girls Glee Grace Comes from Stillwater and with her emnes that good nature that makes l1e1' so pnpul:11'. She is b'0lCl0lll seen without her huddy Lorna. They seem tn have so many 00111111011 interests. We are eurious. Just who they 05111 he. AGNES FRITZ ......................,..,,, Aggie l'using.5 is not only one of the arts, ln11t:1l1-in a t1':1de. Junioi' Sl'i'l'Pfill'y Girls Glee 0l'l'llG'Si'I'i'l Junior Contest Agnes joined us in our Junior year hut she readily b0C'2llll9 one of us. XVe soon found thnt she could use her violin how to Il good zulvzilitngre and she is the l1lllSii'l1lll uf the 4-lass. l'1'ohnhly smini day she will play her violin i11 :1 lllllllll-'I' lllIlll S 1-1111111.-A 1111-re su:- gm-stion. Mc4'e1'11's? MARGUERITE PERRY ...... ,, Peg Oh. Gil-ls. Girls Give Junioi' i'011e1ft Peg is going to Norinaxl next yezu' and we are look- ing fuiwvaird tu llvl' Slli'l'!'SS als an sc-huul tent-l1e1'. She has liruved her zihility in hex' school with us. The Silhouette 35 lflI'iI SI NINE! S KERMIT SI'Il'LTZ .............,. , . . Baldy Dm-s she not-k? Sm-nior I'r4-siilm-nt Buys Give Soniru' IlI'zllll:l Footlmll 'l'l'a1c-k ll:nl1ly l-L the shiek of the 4-luss, thc- king.: of lu-nrt. Ilallily covers ull tho girls.. :md after he has won them. hv ls-uvos them. Ilut :ls our lust woml to you-Suniv 112152 Nvmm-sis. I LENA LAUBACH ......,......., ....,. I little Lvlm Gi-ent oaks from littlv zu-urns grow. Girls Glu- Lvlm is httlu but-uh my! Sho is zumlllor uno of our 8lllllili0llS stmlelits. :xml sho usually zu-cmuplislu-s just what sho sm-ts out to ilu. Stix-lc to it. LUIIIII JOSEPH SEWARD ....,........,.. J00-Sam's Boy Wlmt's Ihv usa- of working Whilc- your futlu-1 s wx-ll mul Sfl'0ll,Lf'f Smuplnuinmw- I'1'vsimIv11t IYl'1llllll Buys Glom- Fuotlulll Tmvk .Too is :I tim' 1-xnmplo of the purv hrvd mountain lmy. Ili- ,iuim-ml us as u fully roumlmlu Freshman. , All his lligh Sr-hool c-aiwm' has not fails-ll him in the ' lvzlst. Nut' 1-vm-u to his good ll2lflll'K'. fi Km-11 up tho Spirits, Hoy! 36 The Silhouette 1 II'1I SIENIIIDIIQS MARION SMITH ................ Our Boy ROOIIIRII Fame Ou, Boys . Ili,f:h School 0l'l'llK':,-.ll'il Boys Glee Football Ilere we have alnother aspiring: elalsslnnte. lle is not only lofty in heigrhth hut zunhitions ns well. Mall'- ion ns fl Milk-1 ' we sim-erely wish you sum-cess. MARTIIA MINNIER ...,...,.... ., Mart ,. l-lrls lllee l4'l'0'S Mudge. llraunu 3Itll'lllil is an very denture ltitle girl. She iw seldom without her eonnpnnion Mudge. whenee eoines her fan'- orile expression When-'s M:ulp:e . As at 4-ook we :ill know her to he one of Mrs. AIl'lIl'lll'j S host. Keep on eookin' Miuniel' HOWARD COLEMAN . , . ,.., . . . l'0l'enmn Football Ilowzml joined us this yem' mul we nil wish thzlt he eould have been with us the other three years that we have been in Benton Iligh. lle is always willing to join in wlmtevei' we do. and his quiet lllli1SSlllllill2 wny has quite attnelled him to us. hor pm-rsistmit 4-!'l'urI. 'l'his virlna- is 1-l1:l1'alcll-i'isti4' uf The Silhouette 37 l IH IE SIENIIUIDS ES'l'Ill'IR PEALER ...,..,...., . , Emile Uh My Girls Gil-0 l':Nllll'l' is n very tll'Illlll'0 little lass and one of tlw niost t'llill'lllillfI in tha- class. Slit- is V1-ry qnivl, hnl W hi- sluos know how tn use those dimples to un aulvniitngrv. Sha- in-vor sm-nis lu expc-ml may vm-rgry hut sho ulwnys gm-is what sho wants. EUGENE TREASURE . . .,..... , . , Gem- .ln1l:is Priest lluys G11-0 lf'uuth:lll 'I'l'm'k fiom- is our f'll0llllNfl'y slmrk. Ile is also thu inns! stnalinns stnalvnt in tho vlniss, nnll we nw snre that ho will ,fo fan' on his zlmhitinn and ability. IIO is vory modest and is f-:isily 0lllll1ll'l'l'lSS0ll. N , E'I'llEL CHARLES ..,..,.,.,.. l ,..,.,.. .. Slmrks lm I have to got :nn OXUIISGYN lillu-l is uno of our most illllllili0llS slnilvnts. Slif- Imvm-Is lon mills In sm-lmul 1-zu-h morning whirh shows vvorylliingr sho llovs. 38 The Silhouette l IHI SI NIIUIDA, ' i ':' CARL w. HESS .. 4....4.. , ..... .. curly A For Ih-'s an Jolly Good Fellow. l I . 1 urly l'illll0 to ns trom Jonestown High last yvnr, A Illlll has lam-n liked by ns ever tsincv. At Iirst he fill- A, ti qi 5125: Ig f'i ' j 1lv:l1'f-cl il hit shy, hut after wo IN-'C'lllll9 he-ttvr zivqnzlint- , ft 1 il i .1 f -., , ,,,,, Ml witl1 him we l'll?lll2'Nl our minmls. We hopv to know A V yon still lnvttor. Carl. i it if SQ 1 r l I I MARIE ALBERTSON .......,,... Swvet Mario Uh 'l'l1ulnl1-rl Girls Give Now we-'vp Nfllllllll4'li on an griftwl lit'l lnss from linvul 1'1'wlz. What wonclvrs she Villl ll1'l'f0l'1ll with ln-r paint pot and brush. May pri-nius hlos om with nmtnrity upon thx-4' Swain-t 3I2ll'il'. ' r RAYMOND BAKER ..,..........,. A . . Baker Yo - 0 - e Gods! Fl'0SllIllilll Presitle-nt Svnior Vim l'1's-sirlvnt 'l'ralm-k Buys Glvs- Jr. Contost Sr. lYl'2llll2l Footlnlll Baker is fl very an-tive mc-niln-r of our vlan'-:. :und 111- frvts things mlonv on short notir-0. Ho is one of thv nthlvtic- stairs and out on tha- footlrull livlcl hm- is 4-ln-1-1'v4l on hy n rlvmnrf- littlu girl. ADA DOTY . . ..,,......,. . . Aida IHl1'l1 it l Girls G11-11 Jllllifll' f'Gllil'Si Senior Drnmn Girls Husker Bull Girls 'l'r:11'k ,rm-t nlcmg willxuut :1 littlc- s111111k '! S110 also has the pop of the class and Amin s111'0ly keeps tho sc-11001 spirit 111m'i111:. The Silhouette 39 TFIHIE SIENIIIDIIQS V PHILLIS FONNER ............ . . . Phil No Jokin' Girls Glu- Sllllitll' l3l'2llll!l J1111io1- Ummtost l 1'vsl1111a111 Vim--111'1 4i1lv11t llslskvt Hull I'l1yllis is tho most filiillliilli 11111sic'in11 in the sc-11001. Flll'ill0I'lll0l'0 sho 00111111-texltly lc-al the Igvllhlli Basket llnll 'l'v11111 tl11'ong:l1 their most sm-01-1sst'11l year. No nluulvr wo will liml ilPl' 501110 clay ll 1-1-lcl11'1lted 1ll2llliSi. Lllllil tralvl-l-s. nll tho w:1y to svliool from Forks. lam- :1111u to fl fellow 1111111011 Glen. l , Allan has the Sllllllk uf tho c'l:1ss, but how 1-oulfl we LENA STOKER .....,.. ...,... . . . Sleepy Aw - Gwilllu Sllllilll' 'l'1'v:1s111'v1' Girls Gim- Shf- suro is smnv 1411111 slmrk and hmv sho 1-:111 trams- il growl 1111111012 XV9 XY0llll0l' if it is llvl' wit that :lt- 40 The Silhouette lfll-IIE SIENIIUIDS CARL HESS . . . ..... . . . . Bwzie Gee-sus Buys Glve 'l'1':1c-k Flmtluzlll llzlsvlmll IM-zio is rho Inst of the line of IIess's who lmvo allways lnevu Ill'Ulllllll'llt in Bu11tu11 High S4-huul uthlv- tu-s, lod 1111- footlmll tl-11111. us Cflllfilill, va-rys1u1-ossfully xi LETHA SPEARY ..,... ..,.,,... . . . Bennie Holy Slll0kl'.u Girls Glee S0lli01' llfillllll 1.1-tlm is tho star :wtor :md 1'1-11111-1' of mu' class. lla-1' l1111114:1-01114. l'l'Illllll2S lu-1-11 ilu- 1-lzlss lzmgllillg :xml in X trau-ls il ytlllllgf lllilll f1'o111 Wullvr. - LW 1 x 4 W,Mww W W 11410119 f x1L IVAN WENNEK .,......,,........ . . . Bxll ' I ' - Q 3 1 W,,- ,L,'lA ' 'Yau got :1 111:1t1-ll? xg I E. 'I lv:111 Cilllll' to us fl'0lll Fi Hlllligj Urvvk :md with him , V that 1'1'iv111lly grin that wx- have all 1-mme to know. II4- i I V, A zzlz is nlsu om- of thu 1'llPllllSfl'y slnu-ks. llorlfs luvk. Ivalxl 1 V ,sf ,ll 1 1111 vm- ' ff.,, 5' ' 1- '- I ig The Silhouette 1 IHIE SIENIIUIIQS LORNA YEAGER 4...,....,..... , , . Kid Holy Mackerel . This liltlv lass Uilllll' from Stillwutur Iimomrll. L0l'llZl has lwvn with us fm' four yl'2ll'S :und ws- know hm' hlmulv hair is the reall tllingr. W9 hope shsfll have no difficulty iu k0f-'llillg' it su. II01'0's to Lorna and Grslcu ,thv hvst uf pals, mul may yum' frivmlsllip Inst. 42 The Silhouette S12 IH 1010 IL II-I IIS1f'D IIQV The date when the old High School building was built has been found by inquiries to have been lost in the dim dawn of anti- quity. The first High School ton recordj was started in this building under the principalship of Mr. Clyde Hirleman, in the middle eighties, with between forty-live and fifty pupils. The first class graduated in 1887 and in 1890 the school was discontinued. ln 1903 the High School was reorganized under a three year course, with Mr. Beare as principal. This course was successfully followed also by Mr. Albert in 1910 and in 1911 by Mr. Champiin. ln Mr. Champlin's second year the course was changed from three to four years. This was one of the most important times in the history of the school for at least it became a lirst grade High School. ln 1912 the present principal, Mr. L. R. Appleman, was elected and started his work among us. The first class to graduate having taken the com- plet four years High School course was the class of 1916. The most vital change, however, in the entire history of our school was the adoption of a course in vocational training in 1916. Now the school is known as a First Grade Vocational High School, and has courses in Agriculture, wood-working, home-making and household arts, which are suitable and adaptable to the comimmity in which we live, and valuable aids to its progressiveness. The Aca- demic course offered, is also the best possible and far above the grade of the majority of schools of this size. During these years the High School has grown remarkably and great credit is due to the surounding districts which have sent pupils to school, as well as to its patrons in town. The enrollment has in- creased from 27 in 1906 to 110 in 1917. Alumni of the school may be found leading successful careers in homes, schools, professions and industries and it may be supposed that its reputation will not be lost, but will grow better with time, as it has done in the past. The Silhouette 43 QPR PA 2?-' A QQ QL' f 'Q e e e ee ,f' ee 5 i ?7F1E'j '- 1-,, ,,Yj' Y' W j + 3? gkgx- ' 'X 2 fl 'mgiuwg ' if gg? 59 2 6 E U V Q la I M X if ' I 0:52- - igfi :,,,,,,,.,eeiEo - Q A e - 44 The Silhouette A Ml IESSAVEIE Twenty-four years ago this anniversary the Benton High School Alu11111i Association was fo11111le1l. It began witl1 two lI1k'Il1lN:'l'S. The organization has grown 111 the past one S1-ore and fo11r years to 11lll11ll0l' nearly 500. The association 1-an j11stly feel proud of its growth ill nunihers. Can it feel as proud of its growth i11 servi1-e? ' An l111llVl4lll2ll'S or 2111 2lSS0l'l2lfl0Il'S value is measured by the serviee which it renders. Love llllll loyalty are the bases of serviee, and there 1-an be no real service with- out saeritiee. Have we as Il1':'Illl1t'l'S of t11e Alllllllll expressed our loyalty fm' our A111121 Mater through well organized and faithful service, or have we ll1lSS9ll an opportunity ill giving of ounselves to tl1ose w11o 001119 after us? Let the association resolve at tl1is a11nive1'sary to bi111l itself into an active working lllllfl whieh when in tl1e harness will do l11llCll toward helping those w11o eoine after to attain their goal i11 life. -H ELICN JOHN M ENDENHALL. T0 Tl-IE ALUMNI! The 1-lass. of 1930 is about to pass through the Portals of Old Benton High. We. the ll19111lN-'l S0f tl1e elass. ask that you, the Aluinni, weleome 11s i11 your 1lllilSt. 5Ve111aVe 1'k'fll'l1t'1l the point XVll1-'l'l-1 tl1e walls of B. V. S. will no longer shelter us as a group. XVe XV4l1l.ll look upon the Alllllllll as the li11k that binds us forever to tl1e beloved institution of learning we love, 01.11 1'lEN'l'0N HIGH. We. as a Ulass. realize that tl1e llli-'ll1l1PI'H of tl1e Alumni have always llilll an in- tense interest i11 the school and have done their part toward making it the very line school it is. Those of you, who, by your untiring effort, helped i11 any way to make the new sz-hool building possible, will reap the rewar1l your dee1ls have merited. Tl1e Class of 193.1 i11 its turn, extends its t11a11ks and appreciation for your interest. an1l 00I12l'ilflllf1f6 tl1e future 1-lasses 1111011 their opportunity to feel its beneiitls in their turn. The Class of 1930. about to e111l their work in the sehool. 1lesires to leave something that expreses its spirit illlil ideal. Therefore. we beg to lay before you our produet, THE Sll.H0I'I1l'l'TE. We offer you this book with all lllle 111odesty. lt, is 11ot a lllllsllilfl 1ll'0tllll'l'. or big thing. b11t still it is our own-. It is the product of our united effort. some- thing evolved by our l1a111ls illlil brains. The Silhouette expresses tl1e i1leals ilflll illIl1S that have l19P1l urging us o11 to worth while things. lVe as a Plass. are proud of this book. and we rejoiee i11 tl1e effort illlll time that it eost. lt is Olll' hope tl1at The Silhouette will greatly interest the Alumni. I11 lllllklllg this book. we trie1l to keep i11 llllllll your tastes and interests, so tl1at we llllflhl' give you some- thing worth while. lt is Ulll' desire to give you something well worth the priee 'asked for it. We are eontident that you. the Alllllllll. will again feel the throb and thrill of sc-hool life and that you will overlook the 1lefeets of the book, a111l H1111 what it is trying to give . Readers. The Silhouette il' to lead yo11 baek to tl1e musie and gayety of yo11th. May it present to you. in 1'eview. the llli-1ll101'i9S of yfllll' happy days Sllillll' i11 the B. V.S. -BLANUHE MORDAN. The Silhouette 45 Carl Mcllenry, G. Scranton B. C. Della Dodson, Williamsport B. C. Inez Buckalew McHenry, Ray Mather, G. Williams College, M. A. Ph. D. Harvard lris lkeler McCord, G. B. S. N. S. Eftie Edwards Potter, Graduate of B. S. N. S. Blanche Shultz, G. State C. M. A. Charles Keeler, G. of B. S. N. S, lrene Keeler Oliver Eva Mendenhall Dixon, Fannie Harris Ethel Ash Ellison, G Il. S. N. S. Grace Hartman, G. Danville State lluspital, Fordham Hosp., N. Y. Earl Lauhach, G. of B. S. N. S, State College Geraldine Wenuer Robbins. Geraldine Yost, G. of ll. S. N. S' v Bruce Mather, G. of B. S. N. S. and State College Susie Shultz Hess Willard Smith Dohl, Glenn Appleman, G. of State C. Emory Edson, G. S. N. S., VVash., Katherine Farley Hartman Eva Ash Girtun, Helen Mendenhall, G. B. S. N. S., Owen Ash, G. Wilkes-Barre B. C., Clarence Carey, G. Wilkes- Barre B. C.. Maude Cole Appleman, Arden Diltz, Arthur lNoo1l. Verda Savage Hess, Ashael Hess, Gertrude Harrison McHenry, Ada Hartman Carey, G. of VVilkes- Barre Business College, Samuel McHenry, VVilliam Farley, Helen Karns Champlain, G. B. S. N. S., and Bryn Mawr, Lela Parker Hess, Ruth Beishliue NVhitenight, Vivian Edson VVilson, G. Temple, Fred Hartman, l1Varren Kelchner, G. Law School, AILIIJMKNI CLASS OF 1906 Cashier Col. Co. Nat'l. Bank, Private Sect., CLASS OF 1907 Housewife, Instructor in Boston University, Teacher in Moody Bible School, Housewife, Teaches Benton Vocational School Principal, Teacher, Deceased. Unknown CLASS OF 1908 Housewife, of Nurses, Danville Directress State Hospital, Principal, llousewife. Teacher, CLASS OF 1909 Miller, Housewife, Housewife, CLASS OF 1910 Engineer of Penna. Power 8z Light Co., Cascade Laundry Co., Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, CLASS OF 1911 Office Furniture Co., Carpenter, Housewife, Painter and Paper Hanger, Salesman for A. C. Z6 F. Co., Housewife, Delco Light Salesman Housewife, Housewife, Sec'y. of Lyman Howe. CLASS OF 1912 Garagenyhn, Housewife, Housewife, CLASS OF 1913 Housewife, Housewife, ll. S. Diplomatic Service, Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Boston, Mass. Chicago, Ill. Montgomery, Pa. Benton, Pa. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Whippany, N. Y. Montoursville, Pa. Danville, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Mt. Vernon, N. J. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Harveyville, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Spokane, VVash. hioumslnirg, l'a. Shickshiuny, Pa. Benton. Pa. Scranton, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Benton, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Forks, Pa. Newark, Ohio Berwick, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. VVilkes-Barre. Pa. Bloomshurg, Pa. State College, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Easton, Pa. Trenton, N. J. Buffalo, N. Y. Vllashington, D. C. 46 The Silhouette - Ethel Keller Plank, Housewife, Benton, Pa. Ward McHenry, G. B. S. N. S., Teacher Benton Vocational School Benton, Pa Shirley Robbins, G. B. S. N. S. and Washington Lee, Accountant, Flint, Mich. Harold Yost, Ruth Bonham, G. B. S. N. S., Jennie Ertwine Friedley, G. Scranton Hospital, Herbert Keller, G. State College, Boyd Kline, . Ethel Lauhach Nearpass, Bernice Parker Laubach, Harley Smith, , Laura Michael Hartman, Carl Hartman, Catherine Hess Shultz, Larue Hess, Myrtle Conner, Flo Lauhach Wood, Martha O'Brien Thomas, G. of B. S. N. S., Rupert Belles, G. B. S. N. S., Lucille Sutton Belles, Charles Cole, G. Philadelphia Col- lege of Pharmacy, Bessie Hess Case, Robert Kline, Mearl McHenry 0'Brien. John Pealer, Lois Knouse, G. Canton B. C., Muriel Brittain Shiner, Helen Knouse Long, G. B. S. N. S. Grace Seely Hosler, G. State Col., Cora Karns Hilley, Zola Smith, G. B. S. N. S., John F. McHenry, G. B. S. N. S., Frank Yost, Vera Shultz, G. Geisinger Hospital Mae Wright Hess, Irene Dresher Gill, Pearl Hartnian, Ind. School, Naomi Hess McHenry, Lillian Mendenhall, Kenneth Brittain. Zoe Bender Smethers, Mildred Cole Remley, Cyrus Creveling, Emma Cole Bogart, Joseph McAuliffe. Della Peterman Spigel, G. of Jefferson Hospital, Ruth Shultz Edson, G. Geisinger Hospital, Iris Wood Walls, Veda Edwards, G. B. S. N. S. Sara Appleman Fritz, Maude Steadman Adams, G. Bloomshurg Hospital, Alice Krickhaum VVilliams, Rena Davis. Bernard Wolfe, Pearl Knouse Fritz, Atta Karns Hess. Fred Hosler. G. State College, Claire Hedden, G. B. S. N. C., Frank Edson. G. State Collefie. Autumn. Siegfried Beeson, G. of Blacklev Med. Hos., Phila., Mvron Savage. Edith Kline Ammerman. Clerk in Benton Bank, Teacher, Housewife, Instructor in Culver Military Academy, Housewife, Housewife, Postmaster, CLASS OF 1914 Housewife, Farmer, Housewife, Laborer, Clerk, Housewife, Housewife, Principal, Teacher Druggist, Housewife, Farmer, Housewife, Plumber, CLASS OF 1915 Stenographer, Housewife, Teacher, Housewife, Deceased. Teacher, Bee Keeper Surveyor, Sup. of Nurses, Geisinger Hosp., Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Housewife, CLASS OF 1916 At Home A. C. 81 F. Office, Housewife, Housewife. Medical Doctor, 1 Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Teacher Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife. Cashier First Nat'l. Bank, Housewife, Housewife. Principal Teacher, Mechanical Engineer, Housewife, lawyer. Housewife, Benton, Pa. Paterson, N. J. Benton, Pa. Culver, Ind. Wilford, Ore. Mt. Claire, N. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Mt. Claire, N. J. Bloomsburg, Pa. Mountain View, N J Mountain View, N Berwick, Pa. Lafayette, N. J. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomshurg, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Kingston, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hatsboro, Pa. Gibbstown, N. J. Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa. Danville,, Pa. Benton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Pontiac, Mich. Washington, D. C Rohrsburg, Pa. Lansdowne, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia Hashbranch Heights Benton, Pa. Herndon, Pa. Hershey, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Shickshinny Renton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hatsboro, Pa. Ardmore. Pa. Benton, Pa. Muncie, Tnd D'-rv-nit. Mich. Light Street, Pa. The Silhouette 47 3 1 1 1 1 Letha Buck, G. B. S. N. S. Teacher, '1'y1'0Y1C.-PIL Mahle Creasy Stauder. Teacher, Lune Ridge. Pil- Laurence Hess. G. of U. of Penna. Dentist, Philadelphia, Pa. Darl lkeler Mather, G. B. S. N. S., housewife, BCMOH. PH- Flossie Siegfried Brink, G. Jef- ferson Hospital, Clayton Beishline, Carl Belles, Grant Brink, Albert Casey, Winifred Lves Ikeler, Cleaver Hess, Alice Houseweart Wolfe, Millie Karns ltelen lxline Hartman, Sheldon Long, John G. McHenry, G. Nat. Uni- versity. Washington, D. C., Percy realer, Mary McHenry Moore, Joseph Parks Carr.e Perry Yost, Patti VanHorn 'lhomas, Ruth Welliver Chapin, Ruth Vlielsh, Beatrice Vtfood, G. B. S. N. S. Cleora Fritz Fritz, Ance llfltl Knecht, Joseph Haney, llefllli-In Ililrtnlilll, Milured Hess Harrington, G. B. S. N. S. Marea Hess Lauhach, Marcella Hess, G. B. S. N. S., Loren Hess I e.and Hess, Frank Hosler, llu..S u..nnnei Hosler, Harold Klinger, G. B. S. N. S., Ella Laubach, Lva Laubach Galloway, Beatrice Miller, Sara Appleman, Clayton Mather, M. D. Earl Peterman, M. D., Ruth Taylor Keller, tnlpert tr.ve.p4.ce, Helen Newman Ash, Zell Albertson, Ruth Yocuni McHenry, Ivan Ash, G. Syracuse University, rtrnen Hess, Gfadys Edwards Frftz. Geraldine Getz Conner, H. M., Francis Houseweart Hess, Edith McMichael Dodson, H. M., Cleo Roberts Fritz, H. M., Jessie Yocum, Ida llarrison, H. M. Guy Everett, Ag, G. State College Sue Perry Malotte, H. M., Ruth Hartman Sheldon, G. B. S. N. S., Gordon ,tomson Bertha Getz Pike, H. M. Helen Hess Davis, H. M. Grace Drefrher Hill Pearl Mordan, H. M. Harriet Shearer Karns Stevens Notion Thomas. G. B. S. N. S.. Mary Gillaspy Shaler, G. B. S. N. S Benton, Pa. CLASS OF 1917 Farnier, Bank, 1-armer, Carpet Mill, fBloomsburgJ Hoasewife, rarmer, Housewife, Deceased 1 iousew -fe, Long VVagon Works, Driver School Bus, Storekeeper, Silk Mill Supervisor of Agriculture, lio..sevt.fe, Housewife, Housewife, Clerk in Post Office Teacher CLASS OF 1918 Housewife, housewife, '1CIlCllCt' liarmer Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, ' Laborer, Barber, Manager of VVise Store, Housewife, Teacher, Telephone Operator, Housewife, Carpet Mill, Medical Doctor, Medical Doctor, Housewife, Jeweler, . Housewife, Housewife, CLASS GF 1919 Accountant X. M. C. A., Bus Driver, Housewife. Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Deceased. Teacher, Domestic VVnrk Sup. of Agriculture Housewife. Housewife. Road work Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, At home Housewife, Teacher, Housewife. VVilkes-Barre, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Pliilzulelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Millville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Sellersville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pleasant Mount, Pa. l!en.on, Pa. Orangcville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Nescopeck, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Mitflinlmrg, Pa. .lienton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa, Benton, Pa. Hatshoro, Pa. Benton, Pa. York, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Butler, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Schwenkville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Kingston, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hunlocks Creek, Pa. Centre, Pa. Brooklyn, N .Y. Xllatsontown, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Buffalo, N. Y. Stillwater, Pa. Audubon, N. J. Benton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Benton. Pa. l.aSalle, N. Y. Mclieesport, Pa. Freeport, Long Island 48 The Silhouette Hilda Fritz Miller, H. M., Max McHenry, Florence Thompson Mader, Paul Shannon, Ag., Russel Shultz, Ernest Knouse, Ag., Dorthea Hess Latteer, H. M., Harry Everitt, Ella Mitchell Everhart, H. M., Reta Doty Williams, H. M., Helen Hess Strauch, G. B. S. N. S. Claude Moore, Willis Dietrick, Ag., Eva O'Brien Skow, H. M., Neva Shultz, Donald Smith, Ag., Doyle Knouse, Ag., Millard Ash, Ag., Marjory Buck, Ethel Poust, Archie Harrison, Paul Laubach, G. State College, Jarius Harrison, Elizabeth Kessler Kashner, G. B. S. N. S., Joseph Hess, Allen Lown, Miriam Smith Sherman, Rachael Evans, H. M., G. B .S. N. S., Della Gibbons Snyder, Erma Keeler Kelsey, Helen Young Smith, H. M., Millard Ash, Ag., Carl Eveland, Vera Howlett Hauck, H. M., Beatrice Saul Moffet, l Hilda Everett, H. M., G Geisinger Hospital, Grace McHenry Haffmafl. H- M-, Evelyn Peterman Mildred Karns, H. M., Etta Hess Laubach, H. M., Ella Mae Fritz Wright, Clyde Dietrick, G. B. S. N. S., I.ee Kline, Emery Miller, G. B. S .N. S., Marion Brewington, Guy Harrison, Robert Hosler, G. State College, Edward Laubach, G .State College, Stanley Wright. Alton Hess. Sara Baker Kline, Max Bittenbender, Ag., Roscoe Savage, Ag-Y Ethel Bray Laubach, Harold Cole, john Yost, Ag-, Glen Keller, Pauline Doty Cole, H- M-- Ernia Deitrick Scott, H. M., Grace Fite, G. B. S.N. S., Elizabeth Keefer, H .M., Lola Keefer Dietrick, H. M., Loreen Getz Harrison, Maude Hess Ash, H. M., Geneva Smith --1. Erma McHenry Brewington, H. M. Corrine Horn Smith CLASS OF 1920 Housewife, Musician, Housewife, Bus Driver, Chemist, Nat. Biscuit C Farmer, Saleslady, Supervisor of Ag. Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Silk Mill, Farmer, Housewife, Unknown. Farmer, Farmer, Stenographer, CLASS OF 1921 A. C. Sz F. Co., Garageman, Housewife, Clerk, Housewife, Teacher, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Farmer, Carpet Mill, Housewife, Housewife, Nurse, Housewife, Telephone Operator, Deceased. Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Marble Works, Teacher, CLASS OF 1922 Printer, Deceased. Book Salesman, Clerk Atlantic Ref. Co., Mgr. Newberry Store, A. C. 81 F. Co.,,, Telephone Operatorl, Silk Mill Housewife, Farmer, Electrician, Truck Driver, Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Carpet Mill, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, o., Bloomsburg, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. York, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. New York City. N Rohrsburg, Pa. Benton, Ya. Watsontown, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Pontiac, Mich. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Athens, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Washington, D. C. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Wilkes'Barre, Pa. Briar Creek, Pa. Benton, Pa. Elverson, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa, Benton, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. New York City, N Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa, Rohrsburg, Pa, Benton, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa. Millville, Pa. Washington, D. C. Greensburg, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bangor, Me. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Briar Creek, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Baltimore, Md . Fairmount Springs, Hyattsville, Md. The Silhouette 49 Karl Hagenbuch, G. U. of Penna., john Ruckle, Ag., Dale Smith, Mahlon Straucll, john McHenry, Harold Moore, Ross Pennington, Relza Hess, Harland Franklin, Leon Hartman, Ranold Smith, Jay Karns, Elmer Klinger, Ag., George Laubach, Kathryn Fritz Bennett, lidith Hirleman Hess, Eleanor Hoffa, G. B. S. N. S., Marie Karns, G B. S. N. S., Helen Barrett Baer, G. B. S. N. S., Mary Dodson, G. B. S. N. S., Florine Eveland, Martha Follmer Youman, H M., Edna Keefer, H. M., G. Geisinger Hospital, Mary Mather, G. State College, Evada Michael Sharek, ll. M., Zora Smith, Madalyn Wright, G. State College, Elizabeth Yost Sutliff, G. B. S. N. S., Ruth Force Floyd, G. B. S. N. S., Maude McHenry, H. M., G. Geis- inger Hospital, Daisy Cotterman McHenry, Emily Seward Kingsley, Esther Chapin, G. B. S. N. S., Alton Appleman, Ray Hess, G. Beckley Business College, Lula Ash, G. State College, Lois Hess, Ruth Larish Hill, H. M., Kathryn Ruckle Brink, H. M., Mable Whitenight Cutmore, l.isle Bittenbender, Robert Shannen, Lena Bender, H .M., G. Berwick Hospital, Margaret Hess Hess, Marie Parks. H. M., G. Blooms. hnrg Hospital, Mary Savage, G. B. S. T. C.. Howard Brewington, Norman Shultz, Thelma Boston Cornell, Eltheda Keefer Hess, Gertrude McMichael, H. M., G. Bloomshurg Hospital, Lois Trainer ----, H. M., G Blonmshurg Hospital, Joe Derr, Carl Tavlor. Ella Frierily Rohhins, G B. S. T. G. Gertrude Vllenner, G. B. S. T. C.. larue Hess. Rosalyn Fritz Kilfoil, G. Geisinzer Hospital. Sara Knouse, G. B. S. T. C., Helen VVhitenight Dodson, Irene Keeler Kashner, Dallas Baker, CLASS OF 1923 Accountant Dupont Co., Farmer, Lahorer, Baker, Baker, Merchant, Mechanic, Magician, Student Carnegie Teck. Farmer, Farmer, Farmer, Clerk, Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Teacher, Teacher, Housewife, Nurse, Teacher, llousewife, Clerk in Post Office, Teacher, Housewife, Housewife, Nurse, Housewife, Housewife, Teacher. CLASS OF 1924 Laborer, Chemist, Private Secretary, Clerk, Housewife, Housewife, Miller, Nurse. Silk Mill, Nurse, Teacher. Argus Book Keeber. Salesman, Teacher, Housewife. Nurse, Housewife, Plumber. Housewife, Teacher. A. C. 8: F.. I Housewife, Secretary, Housewife. Teacher, CLASS OF 1925 Lane Construction Co., v Wilmington, Del. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Houghton, S. D. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Muhlenburg. Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Kent, N. Y. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berlington, N. J. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport. P3- Benton, Pa. Register, Pa. Canibra, Pa. Mason City, lowa VVilliamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. VVilliamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hazleton. Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Townhill, Pa. Camhra, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Geneva, N. Y. New York City, N. Y. Elmira, N. Y. llloomsburg, Pa. Eagles Mere, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Geneva, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Bloomshurg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Broadway. Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomshurg, Pa. Bloomshurg, Pa. Srhnectady, N. V. Mt. Carmel, Pa. Benton. Pa. Asbury, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Danville, Pa. Marietta, Pa. Millville, Pa. Greenwood Twp., Pa, Chester. N. Y. 50 The Silhouette Samuel Laubach, Student University of Michigan, Ann Harbor, Mich. Fred Zarr, liarmer, Benton, Pa. Chapin Wenner, Ufveflwed- Glen Hess, rarmer, Benton, Pa. Chas. Jones, G. Bucknell Uni., '1'C2lCl'lCl', Hatsboroy P3- Earl Carpenter, Laborer, Benton, Pa. William Bgnhamy Beckley Business College, Harrisburg, Pa. Mable McHenry, G. B. S. T. C., '1'C3ChCfl BUSIOI1 P3- Phoebe Yorks Appleman, H. M., - - , G. Geisinger Hospital, Housewife, ' l Montoursville, Pa. Mary Hartman, G. B. S. T. C., Student Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Doris Fritz Zan-, Housewife. Be-mon. Pa- Mable Cglgman, Teacher, Winthrop, N. Y. Anna Polk, H. M., Teacher, l Rohrsburg, Pa. George Mather, G. State College, Inspector Standard Oil Co., India. Hilda Knouse, H. M., WHHYCSS, Bloomsburg, Pa.. Gladys Hirleman Walker, G. I Wilkes-Ba.rre Business College, HOUS2Wlf2, Benton, PH- Elda Keefer Pealer, H. M., Housewife, Bffiffmy Pa- ' Gertrude Quick Benscoter Housewife, Falfmvllilli SPYIHES, PH Evelyn Harrison, G. Hazleton . 1 . State Hospital, Nurse, Minneapolis, Minn. Kathryn Dodson Fritz, H. M., G. I I Bloomsburg Hospital, Housewife, Williamsport, PH- Lawrence Savage, Ag., LHb0l'Cf, Benton, Pa- Cletus Hartman, Laborer, Benton' P3- Rayntond Ribble, Ag., Jay McMichael, Ag., Fred Stoker, larue Evans, Ag., Clair Van Horn, Frank Pealer, Ag., Ernest Hess, Eileen Bittenbender Smith, Harriet Wenner, Helen Gibbons, Madge Lunger Burns, Mazie Fritz Sutlitf, Hazel Sanders, Margaret Dodson, Ruth Gillaspy Taylor, Mable Albertson. G. B. S. T. C., Rachael Peterman, Eleanor Sands, G. B. S. T. C., Annetta Deuel Moss, Frank Moore. Oliver Beishline, Samuel Harvey. Kenneth Bender, Stanley Laubach, Franklin Keefer, Carlton Thompson, Dean Pealer, Tames Patterson, Robert Albertson, De Armnnrl McHenry, Robert Edson, Donald Kline, William Yost, Budd Hirleman, Helen Ash, G B. S. T. C., Grace Ash Whitenight, Madalene Bray, Arlene Buck Mackie, Laura Conrad, Dorothy Colley, G. B. S. T. ., Naomi Clark, Beatrice Hartman, G. B. S. T. C., t Pearl Jackson Davis, H. M., A Florence Knouse, -. Telephone Linesman, Carpet Mill, Laborer, Dairy Manufacturer, Student State College, Farmer, Farmer, CLASS OF 1926 Housewife, Student State College, Student B. S. T. C., Housewife, Housewife, Student Teacher, B. S. Housewife, Teacher, Nurse, Teacher, Housewife, Clerk, T. C., Office Clerk, Clerk Civil Service, Laborer, Huckster, Farmer, Truck Driver,, , Farmer, Student Muhlenburg College, Student B. S. T. C., Student State College, Student State College, Student State College, Clerk Lumber Olfice, U. S. Navy. CLASS OF 1927 Teacher. Housewife, Clerk Harry W. Hess, Housewife, Secretary, Teacher, Student Bucknell University, Teacher. Housewife. Student Williamsport Business C. Stillwater, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. New York City State College, Pa. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. State College, Pa. Benton, Pa. Llanerch, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Noxen, Pa. Mt. Carmel, Pa. Greenwood Twp. Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Fairmount Springs, Pa Dallas, Texas. Newark, N. J. Washington. D. C. Newark, N. J. Jonestown, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Benton. Pa. State College, Pa. State College, Pa. State College, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Forks, Pa.. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Newark, N. J. Berwick, Pa. Paxinos, Pa. Tewisburg. Pa. Clearfield Co.. Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamnport, Pa. -Continued on page 53 The Silhouette N I Wx .mu lJfh . 5' 1 ad v erli S em enlis To these business men we owe our Year Book. Rb lf you enjoyed and appreciated The Silhouette show your . precizltion by putronizing our advertisers. Benton Store Co. llenton Iialkery 'l'he Argus Ir. IC. llilfllllilll .lay Smith l'llill'l0N llcws A. lt. I'enning:ton Benton Roller Mills L:mlu1eln's Gnrzure Lelnnal Iless N-il llnrri -'on Hart Pm-sel llemingrwnys Iless Smoke Shop llnshes Leauler Store Kile's Fnrnitnre Store Ilannmn's Drug Store LOCAL T. U. Smith John linker ll2ll'VOX Belles Keller K Uonner Col. Vo. N:1t'l. Bunk llnrry Knonse George Yost tilendale Fill'lllN Chats Phlson K Son Ilnrr AllDl01llflll A. B. Mellenry K Son RLOOMSBURG Pnrsels Gelh K Mayer The Elk t'lnh Moyer Bros. Magee llill'1lf'l Fo. SH ICIKSHI NNY Kline l'lothinp.-: Store Wooclworth's XVILKES-BARRE Wilkes-B:1rre Business Vollegze Yniversnl Theatre Ilnrolil l'hu1nin H. l'. Chapin A. l'. Ilatrrison N. Leona Masten ltr. ll. NV. Rllllll Sl1ulTer Gas Station Rny B. Keeler I':1ul Iless George T. Moss Whitenlfxht K Ksehl G. G. linker K Sons Cnmlylnml l':lnl ld. Wirt Schneider Bros. Plnzn Hotel nk 52 The Silhouette i. J. P. LAUBACH Lincoln Fordson CARS-TRUCKS-TRACTORS Sales and Service BENTON, PA. -- I Mrs. ADl'llPllll'lll-Ellllllfl, wlwrn did you gsvt that wonderful llllll'l'9l. Mrs. ADIHPIIIHII-Ull. rh:1t's nothing. I sleep on my llllSllilll1l':i rihs vvwy night. COMPLIMENTS OF I -l-- GEORGE T. MOSS EM BALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR Cambra, Pa. PHONE-33.R5, Huntington Mills Ivan-You say that that fill' :irl is fl I00 llflllK'0l'. l d0n't lwlivvs- yllll. Phillip Smith-W4-Il. she- just dam'- vd :Ill nv:-r mine. Lvathn-My hair is full nl' c-lm-tri- Pity. l wondvr why. lADl'll2l-N0 dunlrr it is lwcmlsfl it is nlt:u-In-d to :1 dry 1-ell. Fred Beishlinv-Wlmt's tim diffrlr- our-o In-twvon n lmrsf- :md a girl? 1.09 Yost-I llUll'l' know. 191-011-li-4-1'. you must have- souw wundorfnl dnlos. l':1tr0nizc the Advertisers-They Have Made This Hook Possible The Silhouette It Compliments of :sta ' l'f 1'-:gm Benton , yi t is Furniture sto H re COMPLIMENTS OF We handle only guaranteed goods. Come in and' give us a trial and see D for yourself the fine stock we carry. - - Atwater-Kent-Majestic Jw , Q g l and Sparton Radios vg a, 'of a .XS-in ..l' g p E. P. UHAPIN, Pr-oprit-for Funeral Direetor and EIllll2l,lIll9l' 7116: -Continued from page 50 Hazel Keller, xllfgild Snyder, Margaret Umhewust, G. Il. S. T. C. lleatrice Zarr, K.. li. S. T. L., Arthur Boston, G, Aviation, Edward llogdziewicz, lvan Chapin, Harold Foleman. Paul llartman, Kermit lless, f'alvin Karns, Vlyde Kearkutt. Kermit Kings U. ll, Savage. ley, llolmart Shultz, Richard VVood, ,lames VVood. llervey Long, Lewis Freveling, Oscar Barrett. lose uh Follmer . - l - Grant Patterson, Zerluiu Pealer, f'arlton Roberts, lloyd llartman, Carl NYeaver. AI ILMKNI Student Nanticoke Hosp., Domestic VVork, Teacher, Teacher, Aviator, Student State College, Student State College. Student Uni. ot' Pittsburg, l'lerk llartman's foufectioncry, Student State College, l.al1orer, Farmer, Student State College, Farmer, Student State College, Farmer, llanking, Farmer, Student B. S. T. C., CLASS OF 1928 Farmer, l.al1orer, Laborer. Student Franklin K Marshall, Farmer. Farmer, Student State College. Nanticoke, Pa. liloomslmurg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Trevuse, Pa. Newark, N. J. State College, Pa. State College, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. State Follege, Pa. Benton, Pa. llenton, Pa, State Follege, Pa. Benton, Pa. State College, Pa. llenton, Pa. Chicago, lll. lnlentnn, Pa. llloomslnirg, Pa. Famlvra, Pa. Benton, Pa. Renton, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Stillwater. Pa. Greenwood Twp.. State College, P Il. Pa. -Continued on page 59 54 The Silhouette Kile's Furniture Store N. Main Street, Shickshinny, Pa. WHERE UNUSUAL VALUES ARE USUAL In Addition To A Fine Line of Furniture We Distribute The Famous Automatic Electric Washers Z STUI' IX NVIIICN IN 'FUNYN ID ILAZAX ll-1 'DWI IE IL R01 PM S FOR 'l'0I'RI STS I . Vhic-ken and Wufflo llinners S1101-inlty Cornpllments of SIIIFKSIIINNY. PA. BANNON'S DRUG STORE 1 Specializing in Ladies and Gents v CLOTHING - FURNISHINGS : STOP IN YVIIICN IN 'FOXVN I K 0ITf'll Evenings Shickshinny, Pa. Pzltronizc thc Arlvertisers They Have Made This Hook Possible The Silouhette Look Before You Leap-Insure Before You Weep. Ilnve you taken the time to eousifler. reeently. the vznlue of the Ilouseholll l lIl'llIl'llll in just UNH IUNDM of your house IIN. i'UIIIlI2lI'l'1l with the :amount of insurunee you :ua ezirryiug In eover ull of your helongingrs? If your home shoulll hurn tonight would yoln insurunee enzlhle you to replnee it? NI e unite ALI, lines ot lnsurnnee in nothing hut olll relizuhle f'0lIIll1IlIil'N illlli ure all ways glml to go nver your insurnnee lrrohlenls with you. 'r. c. snrrn, Benton, Pa. Better lie Insured Thiltll Sorry. A. C. HARRISON lsrzivrox, PA. Vhurles Smith-'I'here's il student in this elnss that is nulkixr' :1 fool ul P1 hin1seIt'. NYhen he's lloue l'll hegiu. Groceries and Merchandise Mr. Appleluzrn-Iloes the moon et feet the lille? The Store of Quality :lull Servieen -lellll-NU. UNIX UN' lllliivtl- wurzx IN Nlcrzn OF C-H-I-C-K-S -smi- Benton Hatchery lzl+1N'l'0N, PA. Mr. Nlnunion-Suy. Louise. who was V f her.. to see you lust night? l Louise-1 lnly A,L:m s. fzlther. Mr. Shzuulou-Well. tell Agues that she left her pipe on the piuno. II II 4-outing out of ether? Nurse-You :uskeal the surgeon fu his lilll'I'ZIlUl S lieense. P2ltl'UlllZL' the .'XCiYCI'IlSCl'S -Thcv Hzlvc Made This Hook Possible 55 'I'r:1tt'ie Pup to nurse lllflvl' operzl lien!-Wlml dill I say when I was 56 The Silhouette Thi W 1:1 1:1 1:1 F7 Li Iii,iiLlQJ:LQ1TLLIlLllL fx fQ . wwe E -Kffffe X' 'QV N - ihiii? ,Taye M SQCMXX 0 Q fill W MQH Til WTI' ., f'S'W?1fvF 'QNX 'Q QTQQMQ ,fe New I P' Mfzqsgv f Sn '-Q X x R ll X xx HEMlNGWAY'S THE STORE WITH A CONSCIENCEX' Bloomsburg and Danville D EVERYTHING MEN WEAR -- - - -- -- V- -f --X--W - -- -- - --- -- eiijillllli? LLELEELEiEELfJ llITCICLi11l The Silouhette 57 Benton Store Company BENTON, PA. NVQ lcacl in the following lines: Fine Dress Goods and Staple Dry Goods, XVz1lk-Over Shoes, Groccrics, General Mcrclizlnclisc. Department Store-P. G. Shultz, Prop. Compliments of D. E. HARTMAN Confectionery-Lunch The Best of Service -you get at- KELLER 8: CON NER THE LATEST SUOTCH JOKES Tho Nl'0f1'lllIll'lll with n nose- hlvml who rnshml to tho hospital nml in- quirvtl for n pt-rson wanting: n lnlootl traunsfnsion. 'Pho ouo that haul his numv m'l1nn,L'f-tl to I'nlhnnn to vorrospoml to tho numo on his towt-ls. Thu one who sued n lmrtlwnro Fo. hm-nnsv his c-mlloss ht-It was only throo ft-ot long. Tho wise om' who svwml his socks lo his pnjnmns to snvv lnnmlry hills. Jnxnos- Ili-llo. John. what nro yon working: nt now? .ltbllll-nltllllllilllllllljllu .launvs- lImv is it? lilnsy work? Jolin- Nopv. Jmnvs, it's just ono still' ilfll'l' a1uotl10r. Putronizc thc Advertisers-They Have Made This Hook Possible 58 The Silhouette Bank of Service Columbia County National Bank Xl. ID. I'l'IXNlNG'l'UX. 1,l'1'SillK'I1l' 'l'. VARI, Mf'III'INliY. Uzlsllivl C0lllDjllll'llfS of I J N. B. coLE 1 4 -W0 l'lmllong'e You To Try Our- ' l5l'l'KWHE.Yl' FL0l'R Bofnton, Pa. I EXAMINATION ,, ,W K . ,,,, ,,,..-7,,? , 1 If you sllspw-t that your 051-s 111-ml l l':lllli- I5uX. lllzlf iS lllll' Iwi' uursv :'Hl'm'i4'l1- lvl 111v fit' 1110111 IIN S0011 IIN 111111 F1111 1111W- 131114153 WWW hm' Imssihlm-. lflyt-sn-mill num' VIIIINE' an lol uzmu-. liallmly- l-Iwwy mn- ill'0lllllI lwrv 01' 11'H111111'- mulls hor uplwmlix. Frzlllk- NVhy tho Ilvll, B li9l'Illil- NYS-'ll. you sw. lllv elm-Im's ' :sro always taking hm- out. Jeweler - Optonwtrist 1,ZlU'0IliZC the 4Xdvcrtisc1's-They Ilzlvc Made This Hook Possible The Silhouette ,SD Ii Let Us Talk To You U10 l Wise to Choose A - a six-- llll INSURANCE r Nl XY' ff' , i -ef , ' 1 fo X, V , ,-V f ,.S ...yi ,f f r-CTT CHAPlN'S CHEVROLET SALES COMPANY Harold A. Chapin, Mgr. Benton, Pa. J. C. JOHNSON, Benton, Pa. PATCH and CEMENT The Blow-Out Twins J. B. and J. C. -Meet Us At The Bridge- JAY B. SMITH llloomslnirg. Pa. --Continued irom page 53 Elmer Miller, Mildred Albertson, Madge llrewington, Mary Egizi, Miriam Edwards, Anna Mary Freas, Sadie Keeler, Lucy Keeler, Ruth Karns, llazel Blcltlicliael, llorothy Sutlitf, Marguerite llender Karns, H. M. l'aul Young. Francis Cole Kline, H. M., Thelma fnle. H. M.. Rue Davenport, ll. Nl., Helen llreslier, H. Nl. Dorothy lives, H. M., Atta Follmer Hecknian, H. liditli Fritz, H. Xl.. illalule Funk. H. Xl., Viola Hess, H. Rl, t'letta Pennington, Al ILMMSI , l..l1-. Student State College, Student Newark Hospital, Student Geisinger Hospital, Student llloomsliurg Hospital, Student ll. S. T. C., State College, Pu Newark, N. Danville, Pa. liluomsburg, l'a. Hloomsburg, Pa. VVilkes-Barre, Pa. l.ime Ridge, Pa. lllounisburg, Pa. llloomslmurg, Pa. Bluomshurg, Pa. VVi lkes- Barre, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Greenwood Twp., llenton, Pa. Benton, Pa. llloomshurg, Pa. llloornslnlrg, l'a. lllomnslmurg, Pa. llenton, Pa. llloomslmurg. Pa. Benton, Pa. Vtiilkes- Barre. Pa. Student VVilkes-Barre Business College Silk Mill, Student H, S. T. C., Student Bloomsbury: Hospital, Student B. S. T. C., Student VVilkes-Barre City Hosp., Housewife, Farmer. Housewife. Student lllnomshurg Hospital, Student llloomslnirg Hospital, Housewife, Student lllooinsliurg Hospital, Student Homeopathic Hosp., Student llloomsliuru Hospital. Margaret Parks. H. Nl., Helen Parks. H. Rl.. llertlia Rolierts, H. M., Ellll'll1lC Savage. H. M., Funk for Private F Domestic VVork, Silk Mill, amily, Plymoutli, Pa. Renton, Pa. Benton, Fa. Benton, Pa. -Continued on page 61 60 The Silhouette When in town don't 'forget to stop at--- 0000 1000 BUSHE'S S 000000 The best place in Bloomsburg for lee Cream, Confectionery I Mr. Sutlift'-I lnlvv faith that will nmva- muuntxlills. Mrs. Sntliti'-l wish yarn haul fnilh 011011211 to move the uflu-s nut of the- cellar, H lizxyxllrmll-llalvv vnu :my f-:nur-l's 4 E llflil' lwllslu-s': t'lt-rkgtbf mu-sv not. What would 1 wv do with llu-ln? Nu hotly zlruuml lwre- kvvps cnmvls. Some- hirtls still livv in fvmlall limos. As slum ns you hznvt- :my haul luvk thxy WM. J. HESS, Proprietor. rush up anal say: Now, t'1-utlul listn-11 to me . . . Bloomsburg, Pa. -- llrukm'-Lm'nl. t'Yt'll tho tlxorulmu vtvr has ,mano down. Putronizc thc Advertiscrs-They Have Made This Hook Possible The Silhouette 61 DRINK-For A Clean Vlfholesome Beverage-DRlNK Bloomo- Brand Soft Drink GRQSS BOTTLTNG XVORKS, - BlOOl11SlJlJI'g',PZ1. A IL IUMMN ll -Continued from page 59 It S. 'l'. F-Tlleomsb Phyllis Strauch, II. M., Student Bloomsliurg Hosp., Bloomsburg, Pa. Harold Ash, Laborer, Reading, Pu. Linden Ash, l':unicr, Benton, Pa. llonuld Boston, Laborer, Newark, N. j. Roy Evans, Student ll. S. T. C., liloomslyurg, 1'a. Beatrice Albertson, Ruth Appleman, Neta Buck, Hurts liotsford, lsahelle Deuell, Helen Follmer, lzleunor Fritz -li CLASS OF 1929 Student Wilkes-Harre City Hosp., Student li. S. T. C., Student VVilkes-Iiarre City Hosp., Rulrlxer Vliorks, Housewife, Wilkes-Barre, l'a lilooinsburg, Pa. Wilkes.l3:trre, l':i Williamsport, Pa Cuba. Benton, Pai. Williamsport, Pa. Beatrice Hess, Student Bloomshurg Hosp., lilocnisliurg, l':i. Helen Hess lieishilue, Housewife, Hackensack, N. J Kathryn Hess, Student Bloomsburg Hosp., Blooxnsburg, Pa. Nellie Hess, Student llloouislmurg Hosp., llloonishurg, Pa. Marguerite Knouse, lileuuor Kressler, Marjorie Reinley, livelyu Saul, Telephone Operator, Carlisle,, Pa. Geneva, N. Y. Pontiac, Mich. Benton, Pa. Clara Shultz, Student Illoomsliurg Hosp., Iiloouisburg, Pa. Franklin lieishline, Farmer, Stillwater, Pa. Grztyduu liz-ishline, Farmer, Stillwater. Pa. Edwin Cole, Lalmrer, Muncy, Pa. Garrett Edwards. Laborer, Newark, J. Charles Getz, Lalmnrer, lleuton, Pa. Edward Hess, Farmer, Orzmgeville. Pa. George Hess, Lzthorer, Renton, Pa, Lester Keeler. Lahnrer, Elverson, Pa. George Kenney, Bell Boy, Niagara Falls, N. ,luscph l.arisl1, Student ll. S. T. C.. limerson Laulmach, Guy l,auhach... Truck Driver Lane Farmer, Con. Co., Hlnmnshurg, Pa. Goshen. N. Y. llentou, Pa. Howard Mci'ern, l.:thurer, Renton, Pa. Roy Miller, Farmer. Renton, Pa. Russ Smith. l.Hl'I0l'Cl', Renton, Pa, urg State Teachers College. H. Nl.-Horne Making. C.-Graduate. DRINK-For A Clean XVholes0me Beverage-DRTNK Bloomo-Brand Soi Drink GROSS BOTTLING VVORKS, - Bloomsburg, Pa. 62 The Silhouette QUALITY SERVICE Whitenight 8. Kschinka Best of Everything for the Farm Bloomsburg, Pa. QUALITY SERVICE J. D. WOODWORTHS' SONS SHICKSHINNY, PA. MOYER'S IIEADAFHE 'PABLETS VVHITE LINIMENT OIL OF GLADNESS Buy From Your Local Dealer SPEAKING OF SONG HITS- HAVE YOI' HEARD TIIE Ile-rm-tivo Song:- Oh, Swf-ut Mys- tery of Lif0. Unnnzuhlo Sung- You were nwnnt fm' Mu Fore-lu-:ul Sums- King: For n Day. B1il'l'llXVIllLf Smlg:- Tin-11 You'll liv- me-mlwr MQ. Tvlvlrlwlw Sung' - S0lH9XYllQl'l' ll Voice is Calling. Putronizc the ,I-'Xdvertiscrs-They Have Made This Hook Possible The Silhouette 63 N' YG- .-if -' 'J S. xi pw ,di ,' '??Gg.. Compliments of e MAGEE CARPET CO. Bloomsburg, Pa. V- -quill' b 569 We 64 The Silhouette F. P. PURSEL DEPARTMENT STORE Bloomsburg, Pa. I I of lnglxoat quality I 1 t t l tl I t 1 Ile. cm t ffiviem' svrv Thirty-Seven Years ot' Quality Mewrchandising. Compliments of SCHNEIDER BRUTHERS WHOLESALE GROCERS Bloomsburg, Pa. Compliments of LEADER STORE CO. Bloomsburg, Pa. The Daddy of Them All Paul E. Wirt Fountain Pen Everyone A Good Writer RAY B. KEELER Benton, Pa. Patronize the Advertisers-They Have Made Thi S Hook Possible The Silhouette 65 --I'0MI'l.IMEN'l'S OF?- II3.. ID.. U.. IE., ND.. 41356 Visit Our Dining Rooms While in Bloomsburg. You Will Be Well Pleased. - IlllllllllllIIIIlllllllIIIIIIllllllIIIIlIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlIIlIiiIIlIIIIllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll PERCY BREWINGTON ROBERT BREWINGTON . I.. 1 X 4'.f.C.f77 EMU awww PRINTERS - PUBLlSl'lERS A NEWSPAPER FOR THE FAMILY CIRCULATION 2,300 lllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllIlIlIllIIIIIIllIIIIlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Patronizc thc 4Xclvc1'tisc1's-'l'l1ey Have Made This Hook Possible 66 The Silouhette maxim lmx Nunn ND E cams. A. fnson axon Compliments of llli l Nl.. IPNIUN IA. , BENTON, PA. HARRY KNOUSE E M.KNl'F.H l'l'lil'Ili g Gates and Boxes PLUMBING - HEATING IiEN'l'0N, PA. Q Creekside Inn GEORGE D. YOST, Prop. MILL ST., BENTON, PA. DU N IFIE1UfII'D N IEIDV ll-I 'UTI IL IU N 'II IH GASOLINE AND HIGH GRADE MOTOR OILS llIIIIllIlllllillllllillllllllllllllllIillIIilIlIlIIillllllllllllllIIIIIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIH! The Silouhette 67 Photography-u ?. The Sa-uim' Ulnss :md Fzlvulty Photos in This Hunk XVM1- Blilllt' Hy Loczll l'll1ll0f.'fI'illlhUI'. HESS. Vnlls Mmlv Anywlwrv. Old l'hutus Unpix-d Liko New. A,lllilfl'lll' Ifillixxllillgz. Anything: in I'hotog:1'npl1y. PAUL W. HESS BENTON ROLLER MILLS XXXX Standard' BP:-nd Flour Feed for Hogs, Chic-kms and Cows Compliments of UNIVERSAL THEATRE BENTON, PA. THE EIGHT STAGES OF WOMEN 1. Snfvty Pins. 'I . Whip-Pins. J! llalir Pins. -1 S1011-Pills. .1. Frat Pius. li. Iiiillllilllll Pills. T. l'l4ltlu-s Pills. S. Rolling: Pins. Patronizc Our Advertisers-They VX fill Give You Real Values. 68 The Silouhette Bart Pursel clothiel, R. W. Babb BENTON, PA. BQLOOMSBFRG, PA. Bloomsburg's Drugs and D0llar Dry Drug Sundries Cleaner LITTLE RAMBLES WITH SERIOUS THINKERS lWitll Apologies to l.ifo b 'ln :n fvw yours ilu-rv will luv no plnw for the drinking: nlzln in this 11PlIllil'X.-S0llllf0!' l':1p1n-r. 'l'l1v iirst lllinp: that I do whvn l get to ll1'2lVk'll will luv to lenrn the pizlno. l slnlll spvnql tho lirst nlillion on thu pizlno.--l'1'ot'. Xvlll. Lyons Plwlns, lriplonnau-3' isn't' so lmrsl on tho brain. hut it's he-ll on tha- fP0f.-gxllliHlSSlNllll' lmwes. Ilzlvv you 4-vor known an 1-willy nrzu-t1m'nl wonnnn? l have not-lionito Mussolini. Are wo. thu fi1lXYt'l' of 4-ivilizntion. to luv UY9l'1'0lllt' lay tlwsv lnlrlulrizlns, thu Allll'l'i- 1-nl1s'f-Gvorga- lie-1'lmrml Shaw. Plliflllllltx the Aclvcrtise1's-Tliey Have Made This llook Possible The Silouhette 69 Bee Supplies EVERYTHING FOR THE BEE KEEPER Tlivcs. Sections, Founda- tion, lixtructors, ctc. Get our priccs. Satisfac- tion g'uz1rzmtccd. l'i'oclnccrs and liotticrs of Purc Honcv. A. B. McHENRY 8: SON s'rlLl.w.wr:R, m. fMAlWNMlM IUAT 'l'Ill'l III'IAI,'l'II BRICAID. l l'l.l. HI YI'l'AMlNl'IS AND GHUDNICSS. . ASK YOI'li GIUN'I'llL . BENWUN BAKERY Compliments of John S. Baker Qu ality-Workmanship BENTON, PA. A. F. Shaffer 666 62.53 Tires-Gas-Accessories BENTON, PA. lillizzilwth:-I lIlllil'l'Siilllli that kiss- vs Rll't' intoxicating. .lznm-sz-1.1-t's gi-I sollsvll. l,ilj'liiSI--l'1l'2lllk. 111-i'y'1'v only two rm-:asians that mukvs it impossililm- for you lo ls-:urn this nvw sn-lr. l4'r:u11k:-Yi-ll. Phil:-Yi-h. Your Iwo fowl. Iialvlislvl :-You vipi-l'. lszlzlvz-How did you know lllilli I vans :1 vinalow vansln-r. he-y'! Lloyd IEIIUIISP. in his Iirst' :uwoplnlw riilv. l'ilol, look Iill'l'4' is al forvsl t'il'v. I'iiuI:-NV1'-ll wlml thc- llc-ll. Do you waull mv lo spit. Pzltronizc Uni' Advc1'tisc1's-'l'l1cy XX'ilI Give You Rczll Yzilncs. 70 The Silouhette 110013 FOOD-WELL SERVED BEST HOME CUUKING ,- U 5 -COMPLIMENTS OF- ,IAMES G. MOORE, I'r0pl'i1-lol' BENTON, PA. Q Nb C' 'X f 3 SYNDAY CHICKEN AND W'AF'Fl.E DINNERS SEA FOUD IN SEASON HMETKEWKEEWHQEHWHWH The Silouhette '11 V X310 A ' I XX I Compliments of .Q 'fi G. 0. BAKER 8: 80N l tl' .2 Unclertakers H- W- BEL-LES Bloomsburg, Pa. General Merchandise and Coal BENTON, PA. 7777 YAY4Y' I l'ilIIllirl'l'-VIII 'S0l'l'y Indy, I 1-:ln't tix this it-nk: hut with tl slight :1lt1-1':1- tiun I multi tnrn it into nn vxvt-llm-Ill' Barber sllmvt-1' hnlh for yon. BENTON, Pl. Did yun hc-nl' ut' thu fm-llnw who sin-vm-tl wht-n sin-slicing to tht- opvrntm' on the trauls-Atlzmtit' phmn- und sin' A 4'llIllll'l'lt'li hint with Russia? I Nt-w lt't'll12lll-S3152 What du yun think? 'l'l1v guy in that iltlllxil' thrvw nn- ont iK'1'tlllNt' I trim-tl tu kiss tho vuuk this nnwninyr. CeneralMefChaHd1Se Biilklllilll-Till' Indy ut' tho lmnsv tlm-s in-1' own l'1ltliiill,2'. Forks, Pa. , V . M V- -- ,I ' 'u,. '. ,- i,Zlf1'0l1IZL' Our Advertisers-lhcy XX Ill imc X on Ixml X alum. ulll 4 72 The Silhouette CHOOSING A CAREERU.. SUSIE Ulf' MVK GIRLS ll ll-ls lnwn :lr'K'1'l'lIlillPli Ilull lll1ll'0 iililll 5lllpt'l'1'4-IIT. ol' ilu- nwn Zlllli women ol' nliwllilo 1 1- ure in tln-ir positions law-znlisv of flu- forcli ot' Q'il'l'lllllSi2llll'l'Sfilt-'l'2lllSl' llugr llrifte-el liililli until linzllly lonlgm-ll in il nivlu- from XVilil'il tllerv wus no 1-srzlpv. ln otlulr worals lnui an 'lllilii lll'l'1'Plli3lg'l' of ilu- llunnln fzunily vonsm-iously dw-illo in yllllfil-filllt' what flu-5' lo llllti ln- in Illllllilllllli and wonmnhooal, Hur fnrnwrs, dom-tors. lnwya-rs. :nul te-:uvlu-rs ll lvl' follox v1-ml more- or ll-ss uutlninkingly in ilu- footsteps ol' un:-4-stors. or lmre- iN'l'll push- ul into flu-ir plnvvs by f2ll1'7'2IllIi that is om- 1-xplaunllion for the lnrgv llllllliwl' of squari- o-- -, pq s lll rounnl illli1'N llllti vu-v Vvrsu. Yol nag nu-n illlli young wonn-n who. 1-:urly in life. look f4ll'XYlll'li to tlu-ir lliiilllilill ol-- tlllbllilifll. :xml l':ll't'flliij' plnn for ilu-ir work gr:-:ally vnln1m'1- tln-ir vlnznnm-s for sua-rm-ss, l ho I ln' lirst stop on Ilw way to Sllt't'l'SS is ilu- intvlligm-ul 1-lloiw of :ln om-vlllnzllioll Io lm lollowl-cl through ilil'-Illl lllll'iilLE't'llI 4-lion-0 nnuh- m-surly. l'nqu1 -stiouallnly lvusinm-ss olT+-rs nnoro in ilu- way of nlluring opportunities to young -n llllli young wonu-u tlnun llovs llllj' other lN'K'llllllfiUll, Its l'0XY1ll'1ii urn' 1-vI't:li11. its svopv wil houl illllll. alnrl its an-rivilios lll'l' so vnrim-al tlmr it 11rovi4l1-s oullc-ls for ow-l'v tvln- of unlnilion. ulrilily :lnml illf2lillllll'lll. WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE Victor Lee Dodson, President The Silhouette 73 IDAII N If II'I IEA ID 'Q IU A IIQIFIE IDS DUPONTS and CI-Il-NAMEL .X paint or ynruisli lui' cvcry purpose. Lot us :xulvc your pziiul prolmlcius Im' you. Como in and Irlllc it ova-1' with us. Also joliiisoifs wzix :md polish- cs. XXI- will in-ut you :I wax polishci' to do your floors quickly :uid easily. A.. ID.. ID IEN N II N IEIFIUN 'S SINE ID IE An' I WHEN HUNGRY- TRY IlPPI.IiMIIN'S LUNCH I Compliments of i4 M-W f -wA4i-W UIIAS. W. NESS. Pl'0lll'lOl0I' I lil, Y H l ll I H I I Wllolesalo andRetailDe:1lc-rsin if -I ' CHOICE MEATS l4ml'n -Nu' . I I-W Il.l :I ut llltl ll I I ll I Int I l ltl . Have Marlo This leloolc llossiblc. 74 The Silhouette Glendale Farms, Inc. lYe ask our Benton Patrons and Friends to help us increase our inilk sales by requesting their friends in lVillces-Barre to use Glen- dale niillc. BENTON - WILKES-BIARRE COMPLIMENTS OF Gelb 84 Mayer i s A E 5 5 n E I fr 5' 4 2 5 2 2 i E 5 s x . i 5 . E 5 2 1-x :az -1-' Hr' -: ' aeuum - aa- .M-. ..:.,:.a.n'-.J -4,-fyfwwp-.,.:
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