Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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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,