Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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-I I1 LAC K AND ORANGE l . , S BASEBALL TEAM Uwing to the fact that we were able to raise some money by the sale of the -i'nrtis publication KS. li. P.. Country Gentleman. and L. H. .Ll and also the excellent support given the Minstrel. we are going to be able to carry on this year with our High School B. H. team. The public will note that the schedule has been reduced to some extent and no games are being played where any guarantee of any amount is required. While we note many other towns have had to drop this sport we in the H. S. want to say that in our opinion, we are only able to continue due to the great aid which the manage-ment of the town team has given us over a long period of years. and also that our local merchants have allowed us to buy our equipment at wholesale prices. For the past few years we have also cut the cost of transportating the var- ious teams by using cars of 'teachers and also cars of individuals in town. all of whom have given us the use of their machines. 4 We are glad now that we out d0XV1l expenses a few years ago and more or less prepared for this period, as it seems to us that we must give the pupils of our district some good clean things to do. particularly at this time, when temptations are before them at every hand. BASE BALL SCHEDULE Friday, April 21 .,....... Scott, Away Friday. April 28 ...,... Aristes, Home Tuesday. May 2, ...... II. Mills, Home Friday, May 5 ..... Orangeville, Away Friday. May 12 ........, Mifflin, Home Friday, May 19. ..,.. Catawissa, Away Tuesday, May 23. . .Shickshinny, Away Friday, May 26, . , .Hughesville, Home BASEBALL SCORES 1 IZ. Il. S. 27 .......,...... Millville 3 B. H. S. 3 ..1 . .. Scott 11 B. ll. S. Il .... Catawissa 7 li. H. S. T ,. Orangeville 5 Ii. ll. S. 10 ..... Bloomsburg 8 13. H. S. 12 ..... Iluntington Mills 5 B. II. S. 16 ...... Orangeville 5 IL II. S. ti . ,........ Scott 4 B. II. S. 3 ..., Hughesville 4 li. II. S. 3 Bloomsburg 5 B. II. S. -l ..,....,..,,.....,. Scott 3 l'hampions of the Columbia Founty H. S. A. A. again. This was fourth time. BASKETBALL Our girls were champions of the Col- umbia County II. S. A. A. girl's divis- ion. This was the third time. Our boys play-well at times but can- not reach championship quality. Scores Sugarloaf 17 ..,..,........ B. H. S. 40 Sugarloaf 16 ..... ...B. H. S. 31 Scott I3 ,... ..... , UB. H. S. 27 Huntington Mills 5 ....... B. H. S. 48 Mifflin 2 .,.... . ..... B. H. S. 49 Millville 4 ,.,.,. .. .... B. H. S. 32 Locust 16 ................ B. H. S. 43 Huntington Mills 8 ....... B. II. S. 26 Urangeville 14 ....,........ B. II. S. 3-l SOCCER We started a soccer team last fall after football was discontinued. Our first game was with Orangeville at Benton. This was the first game of soccer played in Folumbia Founty. Benton won the game 2-1. The second game was with Orange- ville at Orangeville. The game ended with the score 0-0. X I' f 1

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BLACK AND ORAN GE 5 SENIOR CLASS PLAY . TWEEDLES January Z6-27, 1933. CAST Mrs. Ricketts .,.. ..,..... Mrs. Albergroue Mrs. Albergone Winsora ...,... Wiusora .... Julian .....,.... Mrs. Castlebury . . . . Mr. Castlebury .. Adam Tweedie . . Ambrose ,...,.. Philemon ..,.,.............,......... -Plays part on Thursday Night. '-Plays part on Friday N ight. Lois Bittenbender ....... Flora Kile' Lavenia Deitrick ' Dorothy McMichael' Teressa Skibinski . . . George Strauch .. . Dorothy Wenner . . Wayne Hartman ,.... Jack Young Charles Searfoss .. Joe Sutlift SCENE: Antiquity shop and Tea Terrace of the old Tweedle Mansion. Time: During summer. The story is based on the struggle between the city boarders and the country people. Each thinks it is a superior class. JUNFOR CLASS PLAY - GO AHEAD February 16, 1933. f CHARACTERS Maurice Koppler. a well to do Jew .......,. . Rebecca Koppler, his proud and haughty wife Zora Koppler, Kopp1er's daughter .....,..... Jacob Steiglitz, a Jewish retired butcher .,.. David Steiglitz, his son, the young doctor .... Mrs. Blau, the Jewish housekeeper of Steiglitz . . . Leo Von Vreissheim, Mrs. Koppler's nephew Daffie, Koppler's maid .........,, ...... Helen Strauss, worth a million . , . .,..,... . . . . THE STORY Mary Malone, an Irishwoman . , . ,....,.. , . , . . . Freas Follmer . . . . Madalyn Kile . . . Dorothy Edgar . . . Harold Colley . . . Carl Stevens . . , . Ruth Saul . . . Billy Dodson Alice Fritz Ella Mae McHenry . . . . Marcella Remley Maurice Koppler and Jacob Stiefzlitz are old cronies who are such good friends that they argue and tight all day long. Jacob has a son who is just receiving hisqglegree as a Doctor, and the proud father attempts to secure patients for him by business Tuethods, 31 - with ludicrous results. i.. .J A . of