Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1937 volume:

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Q ,fi 'Q f , gf f .1 : f R 1: x Qs' , ' ,ff 7 cami ?2 ' ' , ff v J' Benin-1 Y 'M' ' Y2C -3 4 , f' f nf ' H2 h an-.1 XEQQHSJ-, 1 ' ll 3 ns: H f4f, Published by The Senior Class of Benton High School Benton, Pennsylvania CHARLES A. SMITH DEDICATIO We dedicate this year book to a former teacher and coach whose advice and guidance have been most appreciated. While in Benton, he coached six girls' basket ball teams and one soccer team to Win the Columbia County League Championship. He not only coached good teams but also taught his boys and girls the test of true sportsmanship-to be a good loser as well as a good Winner. As an instructor, he was admired and liked by all. To You, Charlie, we, the Class of '37, most gratefully dedicate this, our annual. Page Three. 1 POREWCRD Traditionally, the publication of the Black and Orange is a project con- ducted each year by the Senior Class of Benton High School. It has been the common aim of the Editor, Staff, and Class of '37 to make this a commend- able publication of the numerous activities, personalities, and memories with which we have been associated at Benton High School. ln accordance with numerous requests, we have again published the Alumni, including their class, occupation, and residence. Furthermore, We have endeavored to enrich the content of this edition by additional pictures and descriptions of school activities. As editor of the Black and Orange, I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to the staff, teachers, and patrons whose coopera- tion has made this book possible. CHARLES R. SMITH Editor-in-Chief Page Four. THE STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . ......................... . . . . Charles Smith Associate Editor . . . .................... . . . Wilene McHenry EDITORIAL STAFF Art Stella Buzick Probert Lawson Iunior Beishline Humor Edith Karns Marjorie Remley Characteristics Dorothy Hess Iulia Redline Athletics Hester Plastow Bryan Funk Dramaticsr Mary Dodson Iohn McMichael Vocational Francis Horn Nina Smith Iack McHenry FINANCIAL STAFF Beryl Davis Theron Wenner ' Page Five. Pierce Ashelman William Mather Helen Kent Dixon CCNTENTS DIRECTORS 'TEACHERS SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ALUMNI PgS ADVERTISEMENTS DIRECTCJRS AND FACULTY THE BLACK AND ORANGE Benton Joint School Board E. E. Shultz ...... ....... P resident T. C. Smith ........ .... S ecretary W. Grant Brink ...... Vice President T. Carl Mcl-lenry, ........ Treasurer H. W. Belles Eli McHenry Thomas Cole Clark Shannon Frank Yost Wm. B. Fritz To the directors of the Benton Ioint School Board, we, the Senior Class of Benton High School, Wish to express our appreciation for the educational op- portunities made available to us through their efforts and services. Page Eight. TI-IE BLACK AND ORANGE . 1 MR. L. RAY APPLEMAN We live a lite oi some kind. Day after day, throuqh the months and years, we build it by experiences, one by one. Food, shelter, clothinq, basal phy- sical necessities, do not make a lite, nor do excess luxuries. What We do, say, feel, experiences only, make life. We live in them during their occurrence and afterward in their memories. In youth, school days, We find our ex- periences most vivid both in living and in memory. This book tries to accent and preserve the memories ot those vivid experiences. lt expresses to you wishes for a full happy lite, and tries to help make the Wishes come true. :Rage Nine. 'IAHE BLACK AND ORANGE Front Row-Left to Flight Mrs. Miriam Sherman . Miss Vivian Treasure . . Miss Unora Mendenhall Mrs. E. E. Shultz ....... 'Miss Marcella Hess .... Mrs. Ward McHenry . . . Miss Gertrude Leddy .. Miss Mary Hartman .. Miss Mary Savage .... Back HowwLeit to Right Mr. L. H. Appleman Miss Helen Mendenhall Miss Rhoda Hess ...... Mrs. Eugene Fritz Mrs. Carl Hartman .... Mr. Alvin Sutliif ...... Mr. Lavern Saphore . . . Mr. Emery Miller ..... FACULTY Page Ten. ' . . . . Fifth Grade Home Economics . Seventh Grade ... . . .. First Grade Second Grade Home Economics . English, Music . . - English, History . . . Sixth Grade ........ Principal . . . . Third Grade .. Fourth Grade .. Eighth Grade Latin, Civics, History Agriculture , . . . . . . . . Agriculture Mathematics, Science SENIDRS THE BLACK AND ORANGE Class Qflicers of '37 Dayne Kline .... ...... P resident Arthur Wenner . . . . . . Vice President Arlene Markle .... .... S ecretary Frances Hess . . . .... Treasurer The class officers are elected at the beginning of each school year. They are responsible for well conducted class meetings and intelligent action upon rnatters of interest to their class and the school in general. With the able leadership of the president, Dayne Kline, and a continued spirit of cooperation with his class, the class of '37 has efficiently managed its many activities during the past year. Page Twelve. PIERCE ASHELMAN Oh shucks! Though slow and sure is Pierce's wayg We know that he will succeed some day. Agricultureg Operetta 23 Minstrel 3, 4. DARLINE HYACINTH ANDREWS What's wrong? Quiet and unassuming, With seldom a word to say, Never fussing, never fuming In the games she loves to play. Academic, Basketball 1, 2g Operetta 1, Minstrel 2. STELLA BUZICK Oh darn itf' Cheerfulness and good will Make labor light. Academicg Minstrel 2: Operetta 1. CLAYTON IUNIOR BEISHLINE Gee whiz. Pete's a student Good natured and square, And every nice girl Just envies his hair. Agricultureg Senior Dramag Baseball 33 Minstrel. LYLE ROMAIN BENIAMIN Maybe! Lyle is a serious type, At girls he never winks, But when it comes to poultry, He sure can make you think. Agricultureg Operetta 1, 25 Minstrel 4. BERYL LOUISE DAVIS Oh my Heavens! A hard working student, And in her you will find, A faithful companion, With a heart that is kind. Academicg Minstrel 2, 43 Operetta 1, 3. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Pierce Dcxrline Stella llpetell llTomll Giggles Page Thirteen. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Would this be right? Norman's quite a sheik at school And always minds the Golden Rule, He hails from Sugarleaf each day, In a very pleasant way. Academic. Huh. It's strange she is always speaking Of a certain, special boy, Of him to be always dreaming Is surely her chief joy, Academicg Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Junior Drama: Senior Drama Secretary 33 Cheer Leader, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1. Holy Terrorf' Although she often has to blush Still to love she can't say tush. Home Economics, Minstrel 2, 45 Operetta 2. BETTY MARY DODSON Dinkle' Boy, that tastes nasty! Long words she likes to use And funny actions make, And when it comes to comedies, Any crowd she'1l keep awake. Academic, Senior Drama, Operetta 3g Minstrel 2 ,3. Have you seen Arlene? Sometimes quiet, Sometimes gay, Still he's our Jim In every way. Agriculture, Senior Drama, Minstrel 3, 4, Baseball 35 Oper etta 33 Soccer 4. DOROTHY LOUISE GOOD Doi' Allright. Happy am I From care I am free, Why can't they all be Contented like me. Home Economics. Page Fourteen. NORMAN ELLSWORTH FINE Nonn' HELEN KENT DIXON Dixon' SYLVIA DORTHA DEITRICK Sid JAMES OTIS FRITZ Iim' -f vm: 'si 17 rf ' 7 'HIE 'BLACKAND ORANGE RAYMOND IOHN FRITZ Fritzie Hold the phone! Bent on mischief Out for fun, But where is Raymond When work is to be done? Agriculture, Soccer 4, Baseball 33 Minstrel 3, 43 Operetta 1. ALICE EVA HAYMAN Alice Well, I don't know. Alice is a girl who is very well known And often her temper has showng She strolls down the hall Her arms full of books And says not a word but just smiles and looks. Academic: Senior Drama. VIOLA RUTH HARTMAN Vicky 'I thought I'd die laughing. Giggling when she comes, Giggling when she goes, But what she's giggling about No one knows. Academicg Junior Dramag Senior Dramag Minstrel 2' Operetta 1. 9 BRYAN LEE FUNK Numie 'Tm awful nice, girls! Make the best of things It's more fun. Agriculture: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 4. ROBERT ORVAL HESS Bob You know that. A Where there's a will there's a way, And you may accomplish big things some day. Agriculture. DOROTHY JEAN HESS Dot Well I swan! Dot has personality To that we all admit, For in our school at Benton She has surely made a hit. Academicg Operetta 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 1, 2, 35 Cheer Leader 3, 4, Senior Drama, President 2. Page. Fifteen. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Page ' KENNETH PAUL HORN Yeah! He hath a smile for everyone, He hath a smile for you, He hath a smile for the Junior Class, But his Chevy seems built for two. Agricultureg Operetta lg Minstrel 2. FRANCES NAOMI HORN By darn. Mistress Francie with snappy eyes, Chatters as about the hall she Hies, In evening when work is done She's ready for a bit of fun. Home Economics, Minstrel 2g Operetta 1. FRANCES ELIZABETH HESS I betchaf' Francie, is a girl you all should know Every one's friend and no onels foe, In studies she does her level best Especially in those P. O. D. tests. Academicg Junior Dramag Senior Dramag Minstrel 43 Operetta 3. EDITH MANETTA KARNS Well good. Edith has brown hair and eyes of brown, A merry way with seldom a frown. Academic, Minstrel 2, 3, 4. EDWARD IUNIOR KARNS I'1l smash you! Ed. is a friend to one and all, He loves to tease the girls And go around and muss their curls. Agriculture, Minstrel 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Vice President 33 Operetta 1. LEONA ELEANOR KEELER What do you think? As a rule in every class We have a fair appearing lass, When you hear a loud commotion It's Leona's perpetual motion. Home Economicsg Minstrel 2g Operetta I. Sixteen. uxenn Francie Francie Treasurer 45 uCl.'iCkel llBi11ll Soccer 2, 3, 45 Leona l 75f71 f?'17'i '7'i439T'1' , ' 4' 'T75'fW'2'?WiWf ., .. 1 IAQ, 1 .1 i - ,K .,,,f,-f,f- ,A 8- R. ,V ,VL THE BLACK- AND ORANGE HARRY DAYNE KLINE 'tGol dang it! He hopes to have a dairy farm, With lots of Guernsey cattle, But when he gets a certain girl, He has won but half the battle. Academic: Soccer 1, 2, 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Secretary lg Treasurer 23 President 43 4g Senior Dramag Secretary 3. KATHRYN ALICE KILE That's what you think! Kate is extremely slow And fast We never see her go. She likes to gossip with the boys, To be with them completes her joys. Home Economicsg Junior Drama. WINIFRED ORPHA KELLER Heaven-sakesf' Short and dark complexioned The best cook of our day, And always is right in it No matter what you say. Home Economicsg Manager Senior Dramag CHARLES HENRY LAUBACH Well, l'l1 be darned. Teachers' nightmare Full of fun, Too much mischief All in one. Agricultureg Senior Dramag Minstrel 2, 3, IOHN FRANKLIN LAUBACH Git out. Thoughtful, pensive Quiet ways, Surprising us With the pranks he plays. Agricultureg Senior Drama. EVELYN ARLENE MARKLE Oh heavens! Some people work for pleasure This girl has one big treasure Others for their desiresg Of which she never tires. Academicg Senior Dramag Secretary 45 Op 43 Operetta 1. Doughnuts7' Operetta 2, 3, 43 Cheer Leader 3, Kate u Ted Minstrel. Charles llrogn llpatu eretta 3. Page Seventeen. THE BLACK AND' ORANGE Y0u're dizzy. Now here's a boy we can't forget Manager of Soccer with lots of pep, He's always there with his kit, To help the team do their bit. Academicg President lg Vice President 25 Treasurer 3 Operetta 3g Minstrel 33 Mgr. Soccer 3, 4. HESTER LOUISE PLASTOW Hessie' Oh Yeah! She's big in statureg She's big in mindg She's even big in heart, You will find. Academicq Basketball 3, 43 Junior Drama: Senior Drama. FRANCES WILENE McHENRY Spunky' Look it up! Some girls go to school to play, Others go for work. This girl goes for both, they say, And you never see her shirk. Academicg Mgr. Basketball 43 Junior Dramag Senior Drama Operetta 4, Asst. Editor Year Bookg Minstrel 2, 3. That's not hard. Intensely sincere, Yet so free from pride, And the sort of a pal, Who will stay by your side. Acadernicg Junior Dramag Treasurer 2, Minstrel 3. IOHN BRUCE MCMICHAEL Bruce' i You're askin' me! John is our declaimer, He really is quite nice, An argument? He's there No matter what the price. Agricultureg Senior Dramag Junior Dramag Soccer 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 4. ISABELLE LOUISE RAGAN Issie 4iHey!ss Issie is an athlete Full of fun and pep, And in our games at Benton She sure knows how to step. Home Economicsg Basketball 4. Page: Eighteen. ROBERT LLOYD LAWSON Perky' 1 EUGENE WILLIAM MATHER Bill ,.,. - it , ' ww HARVEY IACK MCHENRY More fun than you can shake a stick at. Jack comes with laughter gay, To Benton High most every day, A loyal pal, who will take a dare, And gathered ads from everywhere. strel 1, 2, 3, 43 Soccer 43 Operetta MARIORY IMOGENE RE1VI1.EY Holy buckets. Brown haired Marjory, Who Writes extremely Well, Some prose or poetry One can never tell. Academicg Operetta 1, 45 Minstrel 2, 3, 4. IULIA ALTA REDLINE That's what you think! Julia is a little girl, From Rohrsburg she does come. She brings along a little cheer For almost every one. Academicg Minstrel 3, 4. MARION ROBERT MEARS What did you say? Marion is a quiet sort, Never does he bore you, He's as timid as can be But likes to do things for you. Academic, Operetta lg Minstrel 2. PHILLIP EDWARD PEALER I never told a lie. Edward is a quiet boy, Full of fun and full of joy C0uldn't be renowned for speed. But constantly the bell will heed. Agricultureg Soccer 43 Minstrel 3, 4. NINA LOUISE SIVIITI-I Piffle, pifflef' Tall and dark, Kind and true. If you knew her You'd think so too. Academicg Minstrel 2, 4. Academicg Senior Drama: President 3, Cheer Leader 33 Min- 1, 3. - - - ,, or - .. . 2 THE BLACK AND ORANGE Spider uMariu uludyu IIDOCII llTedll Smith Page' Nineteen. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Page HERMAN PENNINGTON You betcha! A good sport, the best sort, Fair to meet, just dares to speak. rzpennyu Agricultureg Soccer 45 Minstrel 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. VIRGINIA GERTRUDE WHITMOYER Ginnie' Uh huh! This young lady Virginia Who is very, very neat With her gracious manner We all would like to compete. Academic. DORETHEA ELIZABETH STOUT What! Dorethea likes playing basketball She's made the team two years, And when you see her playing You always hear a cheer. Academicg Basketball 3, 4. CHARLES ROBERT SMITH Oh well! Charles is the Editor of this book, A smile with every word and look. Dorothea llsndthll Academicg Junior Dramag Senior Dramag Soccer 43 Editor in-chief of Year book. CHARLES THOMAS STACKHOUSE I don't know. Never has a worry, Never has a care, Never in a hurry, No matter when or where. Agricultureg Minstrel 4. MARTHA RUTH WlI.SON Oh Baby Jane! To be agreeable is my chief aim, So if I do anything wrong I'm not to blame. Academicg Basketball 3, 43 Senior Dramag ketball 4. Twenty. nlromll Ruthie Operetta 35 Bas Q , I THE BLACK2 AND ORANGE ARTHUR MARION WENNER i I didn't mean it! I love the girls, The girls love meg I'm a very loving fellow As you may see. Academic: Senior Dramag Junior Drama: Minstrel 3, 45 Baseball 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4, Vice President 4. MIRIAM LOIS YAPLE Lois Oh gosh! Always Working and smiling too, What ere she tries We know she'll do. Academic: Senior Drarnag Basketball 3, 43 Operetta 3. MERCIA ELIZABETH YOST Mercy You're telling me! If Mercia's there Theresa is too. For without Theresa A What would Mercia do? Academicg Minstrel 3, 4g Basketballg Operetta 4. THERESA MAE YOST You don't know straight up. To Theresa kindness is The breath of existenceg To share the world's wisdom She lends all persistence. Academicg Minstrel 3, 43 Operetta 43 Basketball 4. THERON SEARCH WENNER Iudge Didn't you know that? Theron is very business like In all he tries to do, As for real initiative, He surely has that too. Academicg Orchestrag Senior Dramag Minstrel 4. Page Twenty-one. THE BLACK 'AND B ORANGE CLASS I-IISTGRY An undercurrent of excitement pervaded the crowd. Everyone was tense awaiting the send-off. The propeller was wound. Chief Pilot Miss Rice, hopped in and tuned up her motor, and with a whirl of the propeller and a roar of the engine the Freshman Plane took off amid shouts of Goodby and Good luck ! Our plane carried forty passengers. During our trip we made one stop which was for the initiation party given to us by the Sophomores. Six of our pas- sengers on this trip bailed out with their parachutes never to be seen again. Our plane landed in the Sophomore field from which we obtained a new plane and a new pilot, Mr. Smith. Taking on one new passenger we started out with thirty-five. After our experience of one year, we felt we were capable of initiating the Freshmen. Our plane stopped long enough for us to give a Military drill in the High School Minstrel. This year two other passengers bailed out and left us. i Stopping to refuel, we were notified that a larger plane was in readiness because many new passengers were joining us. This was to be our lunior Plane with a new pilot, Mr. Sutliff. Gaining sixteen passengers from Fishing Creek Township, two from Greenwood Township, and seven from Sugarloaf Township, we started out again with fifty-eight. Some of our athletes stopped long enough to participate in Basketball and Soccer. Our Drama, Be Your- self was a success. Our class rings were purchased during the trip. We had a refreshment stand at the school games and earned thirty dollars which was considerably more than other years. Our plane landed for the big formal affair, the Iunior-Senior Banquet, which was sponsored. We lost five more passengers. A Making a forced landing, our plane crashed, but fortunately no one was injured. Obtaining a new one which was our Senior Plane with a new pilot, Mr. Miller, we started the last round of our trip with fifty-three passengers. We were given some-very good advice during our Senior Year by our -pilot. Our Senior Drama, Big Hearted Herbert, was a great success, due to the capable coaching of Mrs. McHenry. Having a class of fifty-three members to graduate makes us the largest class that has been graduated from Benton High. Our four years have been successful through the guidance of all our instructors. We hail no select few as our champions of attainment, we laud no individual as a superior. The class is a community of equals wherein each one excels in some trait or purpose. WILENE MCHENRY Page Twenty-two. THE BLACK AND ORANGE SENIOR NURSERY 1. Our President-Ho! 7 2. Well, well, if it isn't Mercyf' 8 3. How about a ride, Charley Laubach? 9 4. Good? Yum, yum, Junior B. 5. Thinking what the next ba11 game is. 10 Art W. 11 6. Wanna play too, Mary? 12 if The high, mighty, Royal Trix. Studious, as John always is. Do you suppose Steve's picture is in there too. Julia. Hold her Nute, she's a rarin' Raymond Frances Horn is very busy. Babies must play, Viola? ' THE BLACK AND ORANGE SENIOR NURSERY 13. John belongs to the F. F. A. 14. See the birdie, Ruth. V 15. Be careful Dorothea, the Big Bad Wolf will get you. ' 16. Leona, how will you get your Vita- min D? 17. What's the sentence, Judge? 'tHow many Cups of Hour does it take Izzie'? Edith is still pretty little. Robert H., the son of Charles Atlas. Oh, Helen, don't look so mad. The youngest of the Benjamin family? Little Miss Frances sat on a Tuffetf' 24. Don't look interested, Beryl. THE BLACK AND ORANGE SENIOR NURSERY Doesn't the sun seem quite bright, Dot Good? Could you get into it now, Hessie Plastow? We Wonder if there was a Ted then? Lois Y. Ginia,s over that habit now! Be sure and get clean, Wilenef' Nina's high, dry, and sitting pretty. The Seniors' little darling. Darline. Arlene's got rings on her fingers, and bells on her toes. 33. 'KNO doubt, Alice,- stood the hard winter, THE BLACK AND ORANGE JUNIOR CLASS Front Row: Elmer Davis, Ralph Hess, Graydon Hoyt, Frank Kile, Wilfred Conrad, Jack Hess, Junior Yost, Victor Plastow, Alvin Sutliif 1Class Adviserl. Second Row: Vivian Brown, Ethel Hess, Grace Wegst, Arlene Kessler, Avis Young, Theresa Mizdail, Marion Seward, Sara Acornly, Eleanor Kessler, Gertrude Young, Edith Coleman, Paul Eveland. Third Row: Ruth Kramer, Janet Kocher, Jean Girton, Anna Thompson, Carolyn Cole, Winton Laubach, Arthur Hartman. Fourth Row: Ruth Laubach, Elinor Chapin, Elsie Kline, Martha Fritz, Irene Downing, Marqueen Hess, Catherine Ward, Dorothy Keefer, Ruth Keefer, Fay Mausteller, Marvin Young, James M. McHenry, Clarence Grisco. Fifth Row: Donald Fritz, Charles Kishbaugh, Bruce Sutliff, Robert McHenry. Dorothy Lunger, Teddy Diltz, Robert Lockard, Arthur Duel, James Kocher, Wayne McHenry, Carol Ashelman. Sixth Row: Donald Kessler, Robert Hartman, Bobby Miller, James V. McHenry, Carl Diltz, Bill Drabot, Jay Minier. After the summer of nineteen hundred and thirty-six We Iuniors boarded the Limited '38 at Benton High School, to start the third tour of our educational journey. We elected Wilfred Conrad, Chief Engineer, CPresidentl: Charles lohn Hess, Fireman CVice-Presidentl, Frank Yost, Ir., Conductor lTreasurerl: and George Franklin Kile, Mail Clerk CSecretaryl. On October thirtieth, after we had collected an abundance of corn fodder and pumpkins in Alvin Sutliff's four adviser? fields, we were dropped off at Burr Appleman's where We enjoyed a Halloween party with the Seniors. There was a great debate upon selecting our class rings which made the coaches rumble and caused much disturbance among our fellow passengers. Every six weeks we published the Windbag, a successful newspaper of which we are very proud. After the Iunior and Senior Prom, our train will be stopped over for three months, and we shall board it again in September to finish the last lap of our journey in High School. THERESA MIZDAIL CARL DILTZ Page Twenty-six. If 5 THE BLACK AND ORANGE SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row: Harold Botsford, Billy Davis, Edward Hess, Golf Lawson, Helen Rhodomoyer, Wilmadine Doak, Darcy Whitenight, Glen Harrison, Lavern Saphore, CClass adviserb. Second Row: Fannie Stedman, Ruth Letteer, Gladys Fritz, Hazel O'Brien, Dottie Mc- Henry, Ina Kearkuff, Grace Welliver, Ruth Young, Eleanor Fritz, Clara Gearhart. Third Row: George Parks, Virginia Stoker, Jean Moss, Ruth Heath, Sara Ellen Mac- Dougal, Jane Dildine, Kathryn Acornley, Edna Wood, Carlotta Ward, June Mausteller. Fourth Row: Daniel Young, Keith Hayman, William Moss, James Knouse, Paul Cardenis, Gordon Fink, Elmer Hunter, Fred DePoe. Fifth Row: Carlton Fritz, John Phillips, Walter Gordon. After three months' vacation in the summer of nineteen hundred and thirty- six, we marched back, forty-seven strong, to our training camp, Benton High School. At our first class meeting, under the guidance of Mr. Saphore, our adviser, we organized with Goff Lawson, President: Helen Rhodomoyer, Vice- Presidentp Wilmadine Doak, Secretary: and Darcy Whitenight, Treasurer. Then we turned to curricular activities, fighting history dates, and grappling with congruent triangles. Meanwhile members of our class were prominent in orchestra, basketball, soccer, and clubs. Soon we approached our first dreaded siege, the six Weeks examinations, but We met and conquered the foe with very few casualties. ln keeping with the traditions of our school, we sponsored the Freshmen Initiation Party on November twentieth and were given a return party by the Freshmen on Ianuary twenty-second. On the memorable evening of February twenty-second We attended the all school party, a jolly evening of entertain- ment and fun. On Iune eleventh, with our Blue and White streamers intermingled with the Black and Orange of Benton High School, We will have completed the second year of our work at Benton High School. WILMADINE DOAK GOFF LAWSON Page Twenty-seven. THE BLACK AND ORANGE FRESHMAN CLASS Front Row: Ralph Peterman, Albert Kocher, Robert Gordon, Phillip Ward, John Umbe- Wust, Guild Conner, Donald Rabb, Junior Hess, Fred Hess, Buddy Kile. Second Row: Fay Roberts, Jean McHenry, Kathleen Appleman, June McHenry, Mabel Girton, Jean Remley, Muriel Hess, Florence Downing, Beatrice Reed, Ella Mae Snyder, Marion Gearhart, Sara Davis. Third Row: Eleanor Starr, Carol Fink, Arlene Fritz, Ruth Fritz, Dorothy Beishline, Roberta Broschart, Mary Kline, Louise Keller, Anna Kamantis, Ruth Kocher, Irene Seward, Vivian Treasure iClass Adviserl. Fourth Row: Jane Young, Jean Stair, Irene Fritz. Fifth Row: Carl Buckalew, Arthur Parks, Carl Newhart, James McHenry, Eugene Breece, Harold Minier, Billie Ashelman, Harry Lockard, Buddy Fritz, Harold Shultz, Robert Sands. Sixth Row: Sterling Fritz, Bobby Deitrich, Donald Bonham, Kenneth Kindig. We, the baby crew, started our voyage by rowing out to the good ship Education on September eighth. We boarded the ship, meeting many new mates who had also decided to join the crew headed for graduation in the year 1940. We soon met our Admiral, Vivian Treasure tour adviserl who was also boarding the good ship Education for the first time. By the second week we were Well out to sea, having chosen as our Captain Guild Conner, CPresi- dentlp our First Mate, Donald Babb tVice-Presidently Second Mate, lohn Umbe- Wust CSecretarYl: Third Mate, Phillip Ward CTreasurerD. The first storm to fear was the initiation party on November twenty-ninth. However, we rode over the tide without disaster. The first party was given by the crew for the passengers tSophomoresl on lanuary twenty-second. The last party of the first lap of our voyage was enjoyed by all on board on February twelfth. We shall stop on lune eleventh for more provisions and passengers sa that after three months delay We shall be prepared to start the -second lap toward Graduation in the Year l94O. KATHLEEN APPLEMAN l EAN MCHENRY Page Twenty-eight. Q-.--...-1-ii W W A f 1' X I w 4 -Q' A III-we I ACTIVITIES 58 32927 THE BLACK AND ORANGE ACADEMIC The pupils of our high school have the choice of electing either the academic or vocational course. The academic course is selected by those who desire preparation for higher education or enjoy the academic type of Work. ln the senior year there is a choice ot two electives, Solid Geometry and Latin. Latin consists mostly oi Caesar's Writings. English is a required subject for all courses during the four years ot high school Work. Problems of American Democracy, required of all seniors, concerns the social, economic and political problems of today. During the second semester, the seniors take a course in practical arithmetic. The above picture was taken during one of the regular laboratory periods of the Chemistry class which is included in the tourth year of the academic course. - Page Thirty. 3fM:.'1 'rs -Wg. ':2fef454f-Q51 T1-3? ' i . . 2 , + ' . ' A 'I'-91.1 rf., V '- t' ' ,K A, THE BLACK AND ORANGE Home Economics Here we iind a group of girls at work in the cooking laboratory ot the Home Economics Department. This year we have thirteen seniors, and tour- teen juniors who have selected,theil-lome,Economics Course, under the super- vision ot Mrs. Ward McHenry and Miss Vivian Treasure. ln addition to the several basic courses offered, the girls of this department are given the responsibility of planning and serving the school lunch. This lunch is available at moderate cost to all pupils and teachers of our school who desire a Warm, wholesome meal at noontime. Thus, while we are gaining valuable training in the preparation of meals, the pupils have the advantage oi a nourishing lunch. In a similar manner, our work in the sewing classes is made as practical and useful as possible. Here we not only remodel used garments, but also are taught to select materials, design, and make new garments for our own use. Furthermore, our sewing classes make a contribution each year to the Red Cross as a community project. FRANCES HORN Page Thirty-one. THE BLACK AND ORANGE . . L Agriculture Each year, during the month of lune, a group of boys from our Agriculture Department goes to State College to take part in the activities of the Future Farmers of America Week. These activities include judging contests in dairy- ing, general live stock, corn and potatoes. Last lune, Rollin Young won tenth place in dairy judging which permitted him to return to the college in October and compete in a similar contest. He returned in Cctober and won- second place for which he was awarded a free trip to the Kansas Royal at Kansas City. In the dairy judging contest at the Kansas Royal, Rollin displayed his real abilities by winning first honors and becoming the first Pennsylvania boy to reach that achievement. . Last September at the Bloomsburg Fair, the judging team won the follow- ing places: Poultry, first, Dairy, second: General Live Stock, third, and Corn and Potatoes, fourth. ln the above picture we find a group of the boys at work in one of the Agriculture classes. PIERCE ASHELMAN Page Thirty-two. Y t fr 5775? W THE BLACK AND ORANGE Senior Drama Herbert Kalness . . Elizabeth Kalness . Herbert Kalness, lr. Robert Kalness . . . lames Lawrence . . Amy Lawrence . . Andrew Goodrich Mrs. Goodrich . . . Mr. Havens ...... Mrs. Havens .... Alice Kalness .... Martha ......... THURSDAY NIGHT .......... Synopsis Charles Smith Wilene McHenry Iohn McMichael . . lack McHenry . . . . . lames Fritz Mary Dodson . Arthur Wenner Hester Plastow Charles Laubach . . Alice Hayman Arlene Markle . . . . Ruth Wilson From the beginning of the play, the dominating but successful Herbert found himself the center of family difficulties. His success in business coupled with his failure to understand his children and the progress of the World in general, unwittingly converted him into an obstinate domestic autocrat. He loved his family dearly, worked hard to provide for them, but stubbornly opposed any expression of opinion or conduct contrary to his plain philosophy of living. The day arrived when Herbert's daughter became engaged to the popular and refined Mr. Goodrich. At a dinner party to announce the engagement, Herbert, who had been upset all day about business, exhibited a temper tan- trum which shocked his guests and family to the breaking point. Page Thirty-three. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Senior Drama FRIDAY NIGHT Herbert Kalness . . . ................ .... C harles Smith Elizabeth Kalness . . . . . . Wilene McHenry Herbert Kalness, Ir. .... .... I ohn McMichael Robert Kalness ...... ..... I ohn Laubach Iames Lawrence . . . ......... larnes Fritz Amy Lawrence .... .... H elen Kent Dixon Andrew Goodrich . . . ...... Dayne Kline Mr. Goodrich ...... ..... T heron Wenner Mrs. Goodrich . . . ......... Frances Hess Mr. Havens .... .... C layton Beishline, lr. Mrs. Havens . . . ....... Viola Hartman Alice Kalness .... . . . Dorothy Hess Martha ........ . . . .... Lois Yaple So, the next day when Herbert invited his best customers to his home for dinner, his wife assured them that he was a plain man, turned the house plain to the n'th degree, and served them a plain Irish stew in the plainest of ways. The sight of his wife in a plain dress and a dinner of Irish stew forcibly demon- strated to Herbert what a stubborn fool he had been. ln a final riotous scene he realized he had not been so plain and that his life would be happier if he were more of an understanding father and less of a tyrant. Page Thirtyhfour. , r THE BLACK AND ORANGE l Minstrel Front Row: Daniel Young, Glenn Harrison, James V. McHenry, Jack McHenry, James Fritz, Edward Karns, Arthur Wenner, Bobby Miller, Robert Lockard, Jack Hess, Billy Davis. Bruce Sutliff. Second Row: Helen Kent Dixon, Dayne Kline, Julia Redline, Wilmadine Doak, Hazel O'Brien, Virginia Stoker, Eleanor Kessler, Sylvia Deitrick, Avis Young,'Dottie Mc- Henry, June Mausteller, Carolyne Cole, Gladys Fritz, Edith Karns, Helen Rhodo- moyer, Anna Thompson, James M. McHenry, Sara Ellen MacDougall. Third Row: Vivian Brown, Theresa Yost, Nina Smith, Frances Hess, Beryl Davis, Dorothy Lunger, Fay Mausteller, Mercia Yost, Marjorie Remley, Jane Dildine, Winifred Keller. Fourth Row: John McMichael, Donald Kessler, Lyle Benjamin, Thomas Stackhouse, Raymond Fritz, Darcy Whitenight, Clarence Grisco, Marvin Young, Goff Lawson, Theron Wenner, Robert Hartman, Winton Laubach. Fifth Row: Bryan Funk, Herman Pennington, Charles Laubach, Victor Plastow, Carl Diltz, Wilfred Conrad, Edward Pealer, Bill Drabot. Interlocutor ................................... . . . Arthur Wenner End Men- Iack McHenry, Edward Karns, Iames Fritz, Bobby Miller, Robert Lockard, lack Hess Soloists- Iames M. McHenry, Dayne Kline, Glen Harrison, Iohn Mc- Michael, Winton Laubach Rag Time Band- Iames V. McHenry, Bruce Sutlitt, Theron Wenner, Billy Davis, Donald Kessler, Clarence Grisco. The Minstrel, an annual, extra-curricular activity of our school, was under the capable ,direction of Miss Mary Hartman. The cast offers cm outlet for the talents of a larqe number of pupils from the Sophomore, Iunior, and Senior classes. The proceeds from the Minstrel are used to meet the expenses of our soccer, basketball and baseball teams. I . Page Thirty-five. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Qperetta PAINTS AND PATCHES Cast The Professor .... Stephen ..... Andrew . . . Ianette ..... Roberta . . . Susan . . . Rastus .... Teen .......... Tenq-Selah .... Neen ........... Amah ............ Miss Periwinkle . . . Policeman Perry ..... . . . . Guild Conner Glen Harrison . . Bobby Miller ..........MurielHess Kathleen Appleman Wilene Mcl-lenry . . . . . Dayne Kline . . . . Iean Harrison . . . . Dorothy Hess . . . . Mercia Yost . . . Eleanor Fritz . . . lean Girton . . . Donald Rabb Policeman Winkle ........ .... .......... P h illip Ward Plain Clothesman .......................... Harold Shultz Directed by Miss Gertrude Leddy Junior Play . . THE. BIG FRONT ,. Catherine Burns . . . Del Ray ......... Dr. lohn Smith . . . Abner Patterson .... Mrs. Kingman ...... Mrs. Axel Forgenson Mortimor I. Mortimor Flo Kingman ....... Cast . . . . Theresa Mizdail Wilfred Conrad Iames M. McHenry Donald Kessler . . . . Catherine Ward Ruth Keefer Bruce Sutliff Irene Downing ........CarlDiltz Ambrose Smith ........... , . . . Mrs. James Oliver Morgan ..... ..... R uth Laubach Miss lohnson ............... .... M arqueen Hess Mrs. Purdy .................................. Martha Fritz Directed by Mrs. Ward McHenry Page Thirty-six. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Qrchestra Front Row: Florence Downing, Junior Hess, Theresa Mizdail, Helen Kent Dixon, Jean Hsrrison. Glenn Harrison, Robert Lockard, Theron Wenner. Back Row: Carlotta Ward, Helen Rhodomoyer, Marion Seward, Gertrude Leddy lDirec- tori, James V. McHenry, James M. McHenry, Wilfred Conrad, Irene Downing. Sound your A's, orders Miss Leddy, director of the orchestra. The tuning up sounds like a symphony orchestra. The baton is raised and the violin players Iames M. McHenry, Iames V. McHenry, Iunior Hess, Florence Downing, Marion Seward, and Helen Rhodo- moyer start fiddling. Glenn Harrison with his trumpet and Carlotta Ward with her clarinet blow their best. The two banjo players, Robert Lockard and Theron Wenner, lend a southern atmosphere when they pick their strings. Wilfred Conrad puts his accordian through hard work. The cello, played by Irene Downing, sends forth the base notes. The piano playing is divided among three girls-Helen Kent Dixon, lean Harrison, and Theresa Mizdail. The orchestra has entertained at every performance the school has given. It also has started every assembly program with a bang. We will greatly miss the two who are graduating this year-Helen Kent Dixon and Theron Wenner. Page Thirty-seven. THE BLACK AND ORANGE Autographs Page Thirty-eight. . 'J Nf, .f K X THE BLACK AND ORANGE Girl's Basketball Front Row: Dorothy Lunger, Lois Yaple, Isabelle Ragan, Ruth Kramer, Hester Plastow tCaptain7, Ruth Wilson, Gertrude Young, Theresa Yost, Dorothea Stout, Vivian Brown. Second Row: Wilene McHenry tStudent Managerl, Hazel O'Brien, Helen Rhodomoyer, Dottie McHenry, Carlotta Ward, Emery Miller fCoachJ. At the beginning of the basketball season, our prospects of being Columbia County Champions for the seventh consecutive year Were vested in a team composed of five new members built around one veteran forward-Hester Plastow. The coaching duties Were assigned to Emery Miller after Charles Smith, coach of six consecutive championship teams, resigned from our faculty. After a few days of preliminary training, our team began vigorous prac- tice in preparation for the first game with Scott High. The confidence gained by winning our first game plus the experience acquired in later games enabled us to close the season with victories from each opponent except Orangeville, the new champions of 1936. Scores Scott ..... . . . 14 Benton . . . . . 28 Millville ....,... . . . 14 Benton . . . . . 26 Orangeville ....... . . . 21 Benton . . . . . . 14 Huntington Mills . . . . O Benton . . . . . 28 Locust ...,........ . . . 18 Benton . . . . . 25 Orangeville .... . . . 38 Benton . . . . . 16 Page Forty. LY- m'v'wwvtw, T2 -V. ur- .V 1 3 5 I-fl If tl X THE BLACK AND ORANGE Soccer Front Row: Graydon Hoyt, James Fritz, Raymond Fritz, Bryan Funk, Charles Smith, Edward Karns, Junior Yost, Donald Rabb, Guild Conner, Herman Pennington. Second Row: Bruce Sutliif tAsst. Managerb, Glenn Harrison, Edward Pealer, Keith Hayman, Teddy Diltz, Goff Lawson, John McMichael, Robert Lawson 4ManagerD Lavern Saphore tC0achJ. Third Row: Theron Wenner, Charles Kishbauch, Robert McHenry. Our soccer team, under the guidance of Coach Lcrvern Saphore, was composed ot several young and inexperienced players. During the opening games, lack of team work and playing technique was evident: but when the season closed, the team had shown a marked improvement. We are confident the skills and experience acquired in the '36 season will result in a fine team next year. Non-League Games C.C.C. ......... O Benton .. O' Mifflin . . .... 3 Benton . . . . . U League Games Scott ...... .... 2 Benton . . . . l Millville .... . . 3 Benton . . . . . 4 Orangeville ...... . . 4 Benton . . . . . 1 Huntington Mills . . . . . l Benton .......... . . . . 4 Managers: BRUCE SUTLIFF ROBERT LAWSON Page ,Forty-one. BLACK AND' ORANGE GREETINGS TO THE ALUMNI: A hearty greeting and best wishes are extended to each cmd every one of the Benton High School Alumni Association. lt has grown from a mere two members in nineteen hundred six to eight hundred or over in nineteen thirty- seven. This is an indication that the school has made real progress in the thirty-one years of its existence. It is our sincere hope that it will continue that progress in t.he future. We can be justly proud of the association and the privilege of being one of its members. - The association should prove its value by getting behind every worthy undertaking in the community and helping put it across. Lets be of service to every one when the opportunity arises. The alumni, in retum for the many benefits they have received from the school, should give it the loyal support it deserves. The alumni association welcomes to its ranks the Class of Nineteen Thirty Seven. We feel confident that we are gaining, in you, a class that will be of credit to the association. Letrevery one be present at the banquet this year, renew old acquaint- ances, 'and make new ones in the members of the graduating class. Sincerely, DALLAS C. BAKER, President, Alumni Association. Response to the Alumni Greetings: We, the Class of '37 are most grateful for the greetings extended to us by the president of the Alumni Association. Our Class hopes that our accomplishments will meet with the approval of the alumni association and trust our membership therein will be a credit to the association. CLASS OF '37. Page Forty-two. Carl McHenry Della Dodson Inez Buckalew McHenry Ray Mather Iris Ikler McCord Effie Edwards Potter Blanche Shultz Hartman Charles Keeler Irene Keeler Oliver Eva Mendenhall Dixon Fannie Harris Ethel Ash Ellison Grace Hartman Gills Earl Laubach Geraldine Wenner Robins Geraldine Yost C. F. Mann, Jr. Bruce Mather Susie Shultz Hess Willard Smith Dohl Glen Appleman Emory Edson Katherine Farley Harman Eva Hess Girton Helen Mendenhall Owen Ash Clarence Carey Maude Cole Appleman Arden Diltz Arthur Wood Verda Savage Hess Ashael Hess TI-IE BLACK AND ORANGE ALUMNI CLASS OF 1906 Cashier Col. Co. Nat'l Bank Private Secretary CLASS OF 1907 Housewife Boston University Teacher, Moody Bible School Housewife Housewife Principal Teacher Deceased Deceased CLASS OF 1908 Housewife Housewife Teacher, Sugar Loaf Housewife Teacher Deceased CLASS OF 1909 Miller Housewife CLASS OF! 1910 Electrical Engineer Cascade Laundry Housewife Housewife Teacher CLASS OF 1911 Otiice Furniture Co. Carpenter Housewife Painter Salesman, A. C. 8x F. CO. Housewife General Electric Gertrude Harrison Mc!-Ienry Housewife Ada Hartman Carey Samuel McHenry William Farley Helen Karnes Champlain Lela Parker Hess Sue Laubach Ruth Beishline Whitenight Vivian Edson Wilson Fred Hartman Warren Kelchner Ethel Keller Plank Ward McHenry Shirley Robbins Housewife Clerk CLASS OF 1912 Deceased Housewife Housewife Deceased CLASS OF 1913 Teacher Housewife Signal, D. L. 8: W. Department of State Supt. of Highways Accountant Page' Forty-three. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Boston, Mass. Chicago, Ill. Jersey Shore, Pa. Benton, Pa. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Wippany, N. Y. Montoursville, Pa. Pottstown, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. New York, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Harveyville, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Spokane, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa, Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Benton, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Benton, Pa. Spokane, Wash. Berwick, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. State College, Pa, Berwick, Pa, Easton, Pa. Emaus, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Washington, D. C. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York City Harold- Yost Ruth Bonham Jennie Ertwine Friedly Herbert Keller Boyd Kline Ethel Laubach Nearpass Bernice Parker Laubach Harley Smith Laura Michael Hartman Carl Hartman Catherine Shultz Hess Larue Hess Myrtle Conner Flo Laubach Wood Martha O'Brien Thomas Rupert Belles Lucille Sutton Belles Charles Cole Bessie Hess Case Robert Kline Mearl McHenry O'Brien John Pealer Lois Knouse Reese Muriel Brittian Shiner Helen Knouse Long Grace Seeley Hosler Cora Karnes Hilley Zola Smith, John F. McHenry Frank Yost Vera Shultz Roth Mae Wright Hess Irene Dresher Gill Pearl Hartman Naomi Hess McHenry Lillian Mendenhall Kenneth Britain Zoe Bender Smithers Mildred Cole Remely Cyrus Creveling Emma Cole Boggart Joseph McCauliff Della Peterman Speigel Ruth Shultz Edson Iris Wood Walls Vida Edwards Sarah Appleman Fritz Maude Appleman Fritz Alice Krichbaurn Williams Rena Davis Fred I-Iosler Claire Heden Frank Edson Autumn .Seigfried Beeson Myron Savage Edith Kline Ammerman Lertha Buck Mable Creasy Stauder Lawrence Hess Darl Ikeler Mather Flossie Seigfried Brink THE BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS or 1913 ccontinuedm Clerk, Benton Bank Teacher Housewife Instructor, Culver Military Academy Farmer Housewife Deceased Lumber 8x Insurance CLASS OF 1914 Housewife Farmer Housewife Restaurant Clerk Housewife Teacher Principal Teacher Druggist Housewife Dairyman Housewife Plumber CLASS OF 1915 Housewife Housewife A Housewife Housewife Deceased Teacher Bee Keeper Service Station Housewife Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife CLASS OF 1916 Deceased A. C. 8x F. Oftice Housewife Housewife Physician Housewife Unknown Housewife Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Principal Teacher Plumber Housewife Lawyer Housewife Teacher Teacher Dentist Housewife Housewife Page Forty-four Benton, Pa Patterson, N. J Benton, Pa Culver, Pa. Medford, Ore Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Millville, Pa Berwick, Pa Montclair, Pa. Bloomsburg. Pa 'Mountain View, N. J Mountain View, N. J. Berwick, Pa. Lafayette, N. J. Pa Benton, Benton, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Benton, Pa Kingston, Pa Benton . Pa Balboa, C. Z. Gibbstown, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Altoona, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa Harrisburg, Pa. Berwick , Pa - Pontiac, Mich. Washington, D. C. Rhorsburg, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia. Pa. Hasbrouck Heights, N. J Benton, Pa. Herdon, Pa. Hershey, Pa. Philadelphia. Pa Balboa Heights, C. Z Ardmore, Pa. Benton, Pa, Muncie, Ind Detroit, Mich: Pa Hawley, Tyrone, Pa Lime Ridge, Pa Philadelphia, Pa Benton, Pa Wilkes-Barre, Pa Clayton Beishline Carl Belles Grant Brink Albert Casey Winifred Eves Ikler Cleaver Hess Alice Housewart Wolf Millie Karnes Helen Kline Hartman Sheldon Long John G. McHenry Percy Pealer Mary McHenry Moore Joseph Parks Carrie Perry Yost Pattie Van Horn Thomas Ruth Welliver Chapin Ruth Welsh Beatrice Wood Bernard Wolfe Cleora Fritz Fritz Alice Fritz Knecht Joseph Haney Mildred Hess Harrington Marie Hess Laubach Marcella Hess Loren Hess Leland Hess Frank Hosler Doris Hummel Hosler Harold Klinger Ella Laubach Eva Laubach Galloway mppg-array?-qnngqfv ,Cf 'f..'f ' Zig, -,'..f ,1 4 frm. THE BLACK .AND ORANGE CLASS -OF 1917 Farmer Advertising Clerk Dairy Restaurant Housewife Farmer ' Housewife Deceased Housewife Long Wagon Works Storekeeper Housewife Supervisor Agriculture Housewife Housewife Housewife Clerk, Benton Post Ofiice Teacher Pres. Citizens Nat'l Bank CLASS OF 1918 Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife Housewife Teacher Laborer Baker Cafe Housewife Teacher , Telephone Operator A Housewife Beatrice Miller Lowenbergh Housewife Sarah Appleman Fritz Clayton Mather Earl Peterman Ruth Taylor Keller Gilbert Travelpiece Helen Newman Ash Zell Albertson Ruth Yocum McHenry Herman Hartman Ivan Ash Arden Hess Gladys Edwards Fritz Geraldine Getz Conner Frances Housewart Hess Edith McMichael Dodson Cleo Roberts Fritz Jessie Yocum Ida Harrison Guy Evert Sue Perry Malotte Ruth Hartman Sheldon Gordon Johnson Bertha Getz Pike Helen Hess Davis Grace, Dresher Hill Pearl Mordon Housewife Physician Physician Housewife Jeweler Housewife At home Housewife Farmer CLASS OF 1919 Accountant Y. M. C. A. Laborer Housewife Housewife Teacher Deceased Forestry Department Domestic Work Supl. of Agriculture Housewife Housewife Road work Housewife Housewife Housewife At home Page Forty-five. Stillwater, Philadelphia, Benton, .Benton, Millville, Benton, Towanda, Buffalo, N Y Benton, Benton, Sellersville, Benton, Honesdale, Benton, Orangeville, Bloornsburg, Benton Irvington, J Towanda, Pa Montoursville, Benton, Hublersburg, Benton, Benton, Benton, Benton, Benton, Benton, Benton, Hatboro, Benton, York, Bloomsburg, Benton, Butler, Detroit, Mich Benton, Shickshinny, Chicago, Schwenkville, Williamsport, Benton, Chicago Benton, Benton, Espy, Benton, Stillwater, Light Street, Brooklyn, N Y Watsontown, Pa Hollywood, Cal Bloomsburg, Benton, Audubon, Benton, Altoona, Benton, Harriet Shearer Stevens Norton Thomas Mary,.Gii1aspy Shaler Guy Harrison Hilda Fritz' Miller Max McHenry Florence Thomas Mader Paul Shannon Russel Shultz Earnest Knouse Harry Evertt Ella Michael Everhart Reta Doyt Williams Helen Hess Straugh Claude Moore Willis Deitrich Eva O'Brien Skow Neva Shultz Donald Smith Doyle Knouse Minard Ash Marjorie Buck Ethel Poust Archie Harrison Paul Laubach Jarius Harrison Elizabeth Kessler Kashner Joseph Hess Allen Lown Miriam Smith Sherman Rachael Evans Della Gibbons Snyder Erma Keeler Kelsy Helen Young Smith Millard Ash Carl Eveland Vera Howlett Houch Beatrice Saul Moffet Hilda Everett Devine Grace McHenry Hartman Evelyn 'Peterman Mildred Karnes Etta Hess Laubach Ella Mae Fritz Wright Clyde Dietrich Lee Kline Emery Miller Marion Brewington Robert Hosler Edward Laubach Stanley Wright Alton Hess Sara Baker Kline Max Bittenbender Rosco Savage Ethel Bray Laubach Harold Cole John Yost Glen Keller THE BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS or 1919 ccominuedm Housewife Teacher Housewife Deceased CLASS OF 19Z0 Housewife Musician Housewife Laborer Chemist, Nat'l Biscuit Farmer Supervisor of Agriculture Housewife Housewife Housewife Silk Mill Farmer Housewife Unknown Dairy Laborer Farmer Stenographer CLASS OF 1921 Laborer Automobile dealer Housewife Clerk Teacher Teacher Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Carpet Mill Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Telephone operator Deceased Housewife Housewife Teacher Laborer Teacher CLASS OF 1922 Linotype operator Book salesman Atlantic Refining CO. Manager store A. C. 8: F. Housewife Carpet Mill Laborer Housewife Laborer Electrician Truck driver Page- Forty-six. Niagara Falls, Pa McKeesport, Pa. Freeport, L. I. Bloomsburg, Pa. Dallas, Pa. York, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York, N. Y. Rohrsburg, Pa. Turbotsville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Shillington, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Athens, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Washington, D. C. Orangeville, Pa. Fairmount Springs, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Fairmount Springs, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bloom, Pa. Benton, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Washington, D. C. ' Hatbdro, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Windsor, 'Vt. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloom, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pauline Doty Cole Erma Deitrich Scott Grace Fite White Elizabeth Keefer Keefer Lola Keefer Deitrich Loreen Getz Harrison Maude Hess Ash Geneva Smith Cross Erma McHenry Brewington Correne Horn Smith Irvin Harrison Karl Hagenbuch John Ruckle Dale Smith Mahlon Straugh John McHenry Harold Moore Ross Pennington Relza Hess Harland Franklin Leon Hartman Ranold Smith Jay Karnes Elmer Kline George Laubach Kathryn Fritz Bennet Edith Hirleman Hess Eleanor Hoffa Marjorie Karnes Wright Helen Barett Baer Florine Eveland Martha Follmer Youman Edna Keefer Mary Mather Evada Michael Sharek Zora Smith Zimmerman Madalyn Wright Elizabeth Yost Sutliff Ruth Force Floyd Maude McHenry Daisy Cotterman McHenry Emily Seward Kingsley Esther Chapin Laubach Alton Appleman Ray Hess Lola Ash Gifford Ruth Larish Hill Lois Hess Katherine Ruckle Brink Mabel Whitenight Cutmore Lisle Bittenbender Robert Shannon Lena Bender Butler Margaret Hess Hess Marie Parks Mary Savage Howard Brewington Norman Shultz Thelma Boston Cornell Eltheda Keefer Hess Gertrude McM. Housewert .3-A Qui' IS' . . - f- as .. I. .1 M3 K v' THE BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS OF 1922 iContinuedD Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Church work CLASS OF 1923 Accountant, DuPont Co. Farmer Laborer Baker Farmer Baker Merchant Mechanic Magician Civil Engineer Farmer Farmer Farmer Clerk Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife Teacher Stenographer Housewife Nurse Housewife Housewife Housewife Teacher Housewife Housewife Nurse Housewife Housewife Housewife CLASS D OF' 1924 Laborer Laborer Housewife Housewife Private Secretary Housewife Housewife Laborer Auto Insurance Housewife Housewife Nurse Teacher Clerk Mechanic Housewife Housewife Nurse Page Forty-seven. Benton Bloomsburg, Benton, Catawissa, Benton, Benton, Baltimore, Fairmount Springs Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Md. , Pa Washington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Clinton, Wilmington, Mo. Del. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Leola, S. D. Benton, Benton, Wilkes-Barre, Shickshinny, Pittsburgh, Benton, Bloomsburg, Benton, Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Montague Place, N. J. Picture Rocks, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Windsor, Vt. Register, Pa. Mason City, Iowa Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Balboa, C. Z. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Town Hill, Pa. Cambria, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Waterloo, N. Y. Smith's Ferry, Pa. Benton, Pa. Elmira, N. Y. Eaglesmere, Pa. Niagara Falls, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Harrisburg, Pa. Boston, Mass. Endicott, N. Y. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Akron, Ohio Sweet Valley, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Lois Trainer Savage Joe Derr Carl Taylor Ella Friedly Robbins Gertrude Wenner Sands Larue Hess Rosalyn Fritz Kilfoil. , Sara Knouse Helen Whitenight Dodson Irene Keeler Kashner Reba Stevens Shannon Irene Rhinard Creveling Grant Lunger Dallas Baker Samuel Laubach Fred Zarr Chapin Wenner Glen Hess Charles Jones Earl Carpenter William Bonham Mabel McHenry Brewington Phoebe Yorks Appleman Mary Hartman Doris Fritz Zarr Mabel Coleman Barker Anna Polk Eyer George Mather Hilda Knouse Stedman Gladys Hirleman Walker Elda Keefer Pealer Gertrude Quick Benscoter Evelyn Harrison Yore Kathryn Dodson Fritz Lawrence Savage Cletus Hartman Raymond Ribble Jay McMichael Fred Stoker Larue Evans Frank Pealer Earnest Hess Clair VanHorn Eileen Bittenbender Smith Harriet Wenner Helen Gibbons Edson Madge Lunger Burns Hazel Sanders Glancy Margaret Dodson Ruth Gillaspy Taylor Mabel Albertson Rachael Peterman Eleanor Sands Frank Moore Annetta Duel Moss Oliver Beishline Samuel Harvey Dean Pealer James Patterson Kenneth Bender Carlton Thompson THE BLACK AND CLASS OF 1924 CContinuedD Housewife With General Electric Plumber Housewife Housewife Farmer Nurse Secretary Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife At Home CLASS OF 1925 Highway Dept. Dentist Dept. of Revenue Deceased Farmer Teacher Game Warden Housewife Housewife Teacher Waitress Housewife Housewife Office Manager Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Nurse Housewife Laborer Insurance Laborer Laborer Bank Clerk Dairy Manufacturer Farmer Farmer CLASS OF 1926 Catawissa, Pa Schenectady, N. Y Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Pittsburgh, Pa Orangeville, Pa Benton Pa. Pa Danvillez Picture Rocks, Pa Lairdsville, Pa Benton , Pa Ann Arbor, Mich. Harrisburg, Pa. Benton, Pa Hatboro, Pa Benton, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Benton, Pa. Light Street, Pa Benton, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa: Millville, Pa. Millville, Pa. Rochester, N. Y Benton, Pa Benton, Pa. Benton Pa. Hunlocks Creek, Tampa, , Pa Fla Williamsport, Pa. Mahanoy City, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Stillwater, Pa Everett, Mass. Flushing, N. Y. Pa Stillwater, Shickshinny, Pa Meadville, Pa Housewife Benton, Pa. Teacher West Hazleton, Pa. Housewife West Orange, N. J Housewife Lansford, Pa. Housewife Bloomfield, Pa. Nurse Newark, N. J. Housewife Benton, Pa. Teacher Red Bank, N. J. Waitress Muncy, Pa. Teacher Bloomfield, N. J. Silk Mill Benton, Pa Housewife Fairmount Springs, Pa Oiiice Work Easton, Pa. Office Work, Washington, D. C. Silver Springs, Mo. Farmer Stillwater, Pa. Muhlenberg College, Minister Allentown, Pa Dairyman Bristol, Pa. Carpet Mill Page Fortydeight. Stillwater, Pa Franklin Keefer Robert Albertson DeArmond McHenry Robert Edson Donald Kline William Yost Budd Hirleman Helen Ash Grace Ash Whitenight Madlyn Bray Sutliff Arlene Buck Mackie Laura Conrad Dorothy Colley Naomi Clark Beatrice Hartman Pearl Jackson Davis Florence Knouse Knolles Virgie Snyder THE BLACK ORANGE CLASS OF 1926 CContinuedl Farmer Undertaker Physician A. T. 8z T. Pure Foods Inspector Civil Engineer Farmer CLASS OF 1927 Teacher Housewife Housewife Housewife Secretary Teacher Teacher Teacher Deceased Housewife Domestic Work Margaret Underwood Soroko Housewife Beatrice Zarr Arthur Boston Edward Bogdziewicz Ivan Chapin Harold Coleman Paul Hartman Kermit Hess Calvin Karns Clyde Kearkuff Kermit Kingsley O. B. Savage Hobart Shultz Richard Wood James Wood Hervey Long Lewis Creveling Helen Parks Snyder Bertha Roberts Knouse Emeline Savage Sorber Phyllis Straugh Harold Ash Linden Ash Donald Boston Roy Evans Oscar Barret Joseph Folmer Grant Patterson Zerbin Pealer Carlton Roberts Boyd Hartman Carl Weaver Elmer Miller Mildred Albertson Madge Brewington Mary Egizi Follmer Miriam Edwards Anna Mary Freas Sadie Keeler Hess Lucy Keeler Ruth Karns Hazel McMichael Dorothy Sutliff Shultz Teacher Farmer Relief Inspector At Home Teacher Laborer Farmer Dry Cleaner Farmer Magee Carpet Mills Farmer Y. M. C. A. Radio Service Teacher CLASS OF 1928 Housewife Housewife Housewife Nurse Farmer Farmer Substitute Teacher Farmer Fertilizer Laborer Farmer Dairy Farmer Clerk, Engineering Oi-lice Student, Temple University Danville State Hospital Housewife Teacher Stenographer Housewife Nurse Teacher Housewife Page Forty-nine. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. York, Pa. West Orange, N. J. Detroit, Mich. Clearfield, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Newark, N. J. Berwick, Pa. Mainsville, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philipsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Haverhill, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Meshoppen, Pa. Sunbury, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hughesville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stony Creek Mills, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Benton, Pa. Hughesville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Cambria, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Rochester, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. East Orange, N. J. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. 'THE BLACK AND ORANGE Marguerite Bender Karns Paul Young Frances Cole Kline Thelma Cole Warner Rue Davenport Helen Dresher Gordner Dorothy Eves Drake Atta Follmer Hedkner Edith Fritz McMichael Mabel Funk Whitenight Viola Hess Bray Cletta Pennington Hiskox Margaret Parks Beatrice Albertson Jones Ruth Appleman Pealer Neta Buck Kingsely Doris Botsford Isabelle Deuel Helen Follmer Heckman Eleanor Fritz Kramer Helen Fritz Wood Helen Hess Beishline Beatrice Hess Healey Kathryn Hess Nellie Hess Marguerite Knouse Parker Eleanor Kessler Marjorie Remely Evelyn Saul Clara Shultz Hess -Franklin Beishline Graydon Beishline Edwin Cole Garret Edwards Charles Getz Edward Hess George Hess Lester Keeler George Kenney Joseph Larish Emerson Laubach Guy Laubach Howard McCern Roy Miller Ross Smith Raymond Baker Woodrow Brewington Arden Blain Frank Keeler Joseph Seward Kermit Shultz Marion Smith Eugene Treasure Carl P. Hess Carl W. Hess Clayde Karns Ivan Wenner Marie Albertson Ethel Charles Smith Phyllis Conner Gladys Crawford CLASS OF 1928 6C0ntinuedJ Housewife Farmer Housewife Housewife Domestic Work Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Cook CLASS OF 1929 Housewife Housewife Housewife Housekeeper At Home Housewife Housewife Housewife Deceased Housewife Nurse Nurse Housewife Nurse Telephone Operator Housekeeper Housewife State Road Farmer Laborer Laborer Farmer, Laborer Store Keeper Student Teacher Atlantic Refining Co. Miner Lumberman Farmer Employee Benton Bakery CLASS OF 1930 Turkey Farmer State Highway Dept. Principal Transportation Truck Driver Farmer Carnegie Steel Farmer Farmer Truck Driver Farmer Nurse Housewife Dental Hygenist Nurse Page Fifty. Bloomsburg, Pa. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Mahanoy City, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Cambria, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa Plymouth, Pa. Hatboro Pa. Stillwaterz Pa Stony Creek Mills, Pa: Fairmount Springs, Pa Espy, Pa Newberry, Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Carlisle, Pa Benton, Pa Pontiac. Mich Florida Millville Pa. Stillwater: Pa Stillwater, Pa. Muncy, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Benton, Pa Orangeville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Harrisburg, Pa Orangeville, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa Harrisburg, Pa Woodbine, Pa New York, N. Y Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Pittsburgh, Pa Benton, Pa Orangeville, Pa Benton,Pa Stillwater, Pa New York, N. Y Benton, Pa Norristown, Pa Benton, Pa Agnes Fritz Kline Ada Doty Stewart Ethel Golder Lena Laubach Trump Grace McMichael Blanche Mordon Esther Pealer Laubach Marguerite Perry Bradford Iantha Shultz Hess Lena Stoker Dodson Lorna Yeager Martha Minier Letha Speary Benjamin Dorothy Zarr Brown Pursel Albertson Kenneth Beach Lloyd Knouse Joseph Kuzma Harold Laubach Robert Umbewust William Wenner Helen Beishline Margaret Benscoter Ridall Edith Chapin Roberta Clark Rictor Carola Cole Comstock Maude Diltz McHenry Olive Everheart Helen Hartman Unora Mendenhall Helen Rider Betty Searfoss Pauline Seward Beach Louise Shannon Stoneham May Smith Vivian Treasure Janice Conner Albert Fritz Donald Healy Roy Keeler Larue Steinrook Dolly Coleman Kuckiniski Ora Karns Helen Keller Hess Rebecca McHenry George Golder Millard Hess Irvin Diltz James Hess John Brewington Horace Harrison Lawrence Peterman Loren Appleman William Adams Ira McHenry Victor Ash Ralph Hartman Emerson Stoneham Dorothy Hunter Kelchner Reba Dewitt Louise Dildine Wandell ,MtaTa'r'tf '4lI'9'Q ', ' v ,' 5 'f :Q 't z.,--.N y . 1,5 f ,C -.41 THE 'BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS OF 1930 CContinuedD Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife At home Teacher Housewife Housewife Housewife Housewife Nurse Housewife Housewife CLASS OF 1931 Mechanic Student License Bureau At home Timekeeper, W. P. A. Truck driver P. P. 8x L. Nurse Housewife Stenographer Housewife Clerk Housewife Nurse Clerk Teacher At home Carpet Mill Housewife Housewife Nurse Teacher Nurse Truck driver P. P. 8z L. Laborer Laborer Hausewife At home Housewife At home CLASS OF 1932 At home Gulf Refining Co. Employee Benton Laborer Printer Merchant C. C. C. Laborer Military College Clerk Farmer Laborer Benton Bakery Housewife Housewife Housewife Bakery Page Fifty-one. I Detroit, Mich Reading Pa Bloomsburg, Pa. Millville, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton Pa Orangeville: Pa. Orangeville Pa. Lairdsville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton . , Pa Stanley, N. Y Benton, Pa Huntington Mills Pa. Harrisburgz Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa Buffalo, N. Y Stillwater, Pa: Easton, Pa Shickshinny, Pa Harrisburg, Pa Silingsgrove, Pa Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa Harrisburg, Pa Pa Benton, . Benton, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Benton, Po Benton, Po Wilkes-Barre, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Nanticoke, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Wilkes-Barre, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Terrel, Texas Wrightsville, Pa Orangeville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa 'Orangevil1e, Pa Ashley , Pa Benton, Pa Kathryn Searfoss Margaret Cromis Iris Savage Bertha Hoyt Boston Jessie Horn Eulalia Sutliif Mary Kile Laubach Donald Kelchner Allen Buck John Kline Melvin Fritz Gerald Edwards Fred Beishline Wayne Hartman George Hess Kenneth Hoyt Karl Hess Oliver Karns Haines Miller Delbert Plastow George Strauch Joseph Sutliif, Jr. Jack Young Lois Bittenbender Vera Botsford Gertrude Buckalew Glenda Conner Mabel Deitrich Hilda DeLuca Ruth Fritz Mabel Golder Mildred Hartman Flora Kile Hoyt Dorothy McMichael Belva Pealer Hess Willard Savage Phillips Teresa Sibinski Dorothy Wenner Lavenia Deitrich Gulliver Evelyn Taylor Mary Housewert Arthur Albertson Jesse Benjamin Harry Coleman Lee Yost Melvin Hess Charles Kindig Willard VanHorn Charles Searfoss Floyd Crawford Betty McHenry Dorothy Edgar Kathryn Kelchner Freas Follmer Arden Harvey Lura Runyan Helen Albertson Albert Acornly Raymond Housewert Harold Colley Madalyn Kile Funk THE BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS OF 1932 CContinuedJ Clerk Stenographer Bloornsburg Hospital Housewife Domestic At home Housewife Laborer Truck driver Farm inspector Farmer Farmer CLASS OF 1933 Chapin Garage Student B. S. T. C. Clerk Laborer Farmer .. Farmer Student Penn State Farmer At home At home Student Bucknell Student nurse At home Student nurse Student B. S. T. C. Nurse At home Deceased Nurse Student Penn State Housewife Student B. S. T. C. Housewife Housewife At home Student B. S. T. C. Beauty Specialist Deceased At home At home Farmer Truck driver C. C. C. Farmer Laborer At home Farmer CLASS OF 1934 Housewife Student B. S. T. C. At home Truck driver Truck driver At home Student nurse At home At home At home Housewife Page Fifty-two. Berwick, Pa Rochester, N. Y Bloomsburg, Pa Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa Orangeville, Pa Huntington Mills, Pa Orangeville, Pa Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton,Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Lewisburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton Pa. Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Stillwater, Pa State College, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Wrightsville, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa Orangeville, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Rohrsburg, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Marcella Remley Wolfe John Grisco Ruth Saul Billy Dodson Eila Hartman Harold Hess Dawn Beishline Bankowiski Doyle Ashelman Charles Fritz Ella Mae McHenry Follmer Carl Harvey Annie Ragan Carl Stevens Alice Fritz Bittenbender Leo Kile Franklin Hagenbauch Julia Boston Fritz Bernard Kocher Lillie Sellers Charles Schiffner Bessie Hontz Hall Arthur Hayman Ruth Parks Crawford Welden Roberts Ruth Brewington Blanch Stoker Wayne Shultz Allan Robbins Betty Fritz Virginia Lawson Wesley Burgess Bruce Crawford Kathryn Yost Ruth Hontz Charles Wenner Lundy McHenry Helen Drabot Letha Peterman Smith Martha Yorks Marjory Harrison Edwards John Marshall Jerry Charles Van Sickle Thomas Minier June Hess William Miller Kermit McHenry Harry Peters Freda Palmer McHenry Harold Strauch Earl Brewington Leonard Cole Beulah Fritz Fred Breece Alvin Kile Kenneth Speary Erma Buckalew Helen Butler Helen Coleman Grace Depoe Beatrice Dresher Evelyn Fink THE BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS or 1934 CContinuedb Housewife At home Clerk At home At home Housewife At home Harrington 8z Co. Housewife Truck driver Domestic Student Penn State Housewife Laborer Farmer Housewife Laborer At home Nurse Housewife At home Housewife At home CLASS OF 1935 Waitress Waitress Working Nurse Student B. S. T, C. Working At home Student nurse At home Working At home Working Housewife Working Housewife At home At home Working Working Student Penn State At home Working Housewife Farmer At home At home Working At home At home At home CLASS OF 1936 At Home At home At home At home At home At home Page Fifty-three. Berwick, Pa Benton, Pa Danville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Peeksville, Pa State College, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Danville, Pa Wilkes-Barre, Pa Stillwater, Pa Orangeville, Pa Orangeville, Pa Benton, Pa Atlantic City, N. J Benton, Pa Danville, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Cleveland, Ohio Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Danville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Bethlehem, Pa Benton, Pa Danville, Pa Orangeville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Williamsport, Pa Penn State, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Jonestown, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Florence Fritz Helen Harrison Frances Hayes Grace Hess Martha L. Hess Betty Hosler Nola Johnson Arlene Karns Amanda Keller Hilda Kile Joyce Long Martha McHenry Thelma McHenry Doty Christine Minier Dorothy Peterman Ernestine Post Kile Laura Rood Gwendyln Ruckle Dorothy Saul Leona Sones Kathleen Sutliff Olive Stair Edith VanHorn Schraeder Daisy Beishline Phyllis McHenry Thomas Albertson Martin Appleman Clair Bittenbender George Dietrich Frank Diltz Bradley Evans George Fink Willard Fritz Jack Golder Wayne Kile Jack Leteer Claude Lewis Emil McHenry J ack McHenry Charles Michael Larue Thomas Howard Wodock Rollin Young THE BLACK AND ORANGE CLASS OF 1936 CContinuedJ At home Beauty Culture At home At home At home Business College At home Housework At home Post Graduate Student B. S. T. Student B. S. T. Housewife At home At home Housewife Waitress House work At home At home Student Nurse At home Housewife Waitress Waitress Union Hospital Post graduate U. S. Battery Co. At home At home Working At home At home At home C. C. C. At home At home C. C Dickinson Seminary Working At home At home Student Penn State Working Page Fifty-four. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton Pa Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Lairdsville, Pa. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Wilkes-Barre, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa New York, N. Y Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Atlantic City, N. Jf Benton, Pa New York, N. Y. Benton, Pa Buffalo, N. Y. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Pa Williamsport, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa: Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa Williamsport, Pa Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa Orangeville, Pa State College . ,Pa ,Pa Benton . 4-rj N f f NA . x , x IX' P T .V-J ll! r 5.20 5 lllqm W KOWHQQ. 'E I MMM ' W 1 X A v 4 U 51 l X ll ff,:,1gA3. .i5Z?'ff?525 .5411 Q sQ's:aiif2w:fE I , Air: gm my wuz: M: 15:22, 1 ff .gg 0 '31 ffvb IF: i,c'9 ' :2f13 l ll 11 -W' xv if A Q f ' A WI' GV , X . A-,vmnnumnunmrmnmnml-I mm -n' 453: Q V ' M ' W ' F u Y .lu , . M' 1. Vfl'lI 'll rf' I ' ' 153.5 ADVERTISERS -Q -0- Q- Q-on-Q-Q-Q NON ACID FORMING FERTILIZER STRICTLY ANIMAL BASE FERTILIZER AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS For Farm--Garden-Lawn-FIowers-Shrubbery And I-Iouse Plants SPRAY MATERIALS INSECTICIDES FRESH MIXED DUST SEED AND SEED TREATMENTS . . Satisfied Customers are my agents Q FRED E. LORD, Inc Espy, Columbia County. Pennsylvania 44. .g.Q.g-04.0.4.0-Q-Q-g.-.g...g.-.g. .-.g .g. Q. . 5.0.9. -Q-0 THE BLACK AND ORANGE -on-o-0-o-q...Q.o.0... 0. -0- -Q -o-o-0-o-0-oo0fo-0-O-O-O- PENNINGTON'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE LUMBER AND PAINT BENTON, PA . BENTON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL To The Graduates: Permit us to express to each of You our sincere wish that you make use of the knowledge you have acquired. You have had the opportunity to attend a school which is a credit to the School Directors and Faculty C Harrington and Company BENTON WILKES-BARRE DUSHORE Pg Fftyse e .Q-0.94-Q.g...g-0-Q-om.-4. .q.Q.9...Q...q.-.q-...-...-.g...g-Q --.g.-.g.-.g.-.g.-. .-.g. tvivtvinongncng THE BLACK AND ORANGE ...go-9.04.01sfo-0-o-0-on-o-v 0-.g. g.....Q-0-9-9-ow-0.9 Q-QQ-Q-Q-Q-Q. COMPLIMENTS OF COLUMBIA COUNTY NATl0NAL BANK BENTON. PA. YOU'LL ALWAYS ENIOY f 9 j ,V iff' ' E f P A ,f I? ,igffl if ,214 2 Ek :iff iii gm' A lC'h'fR ICE CREAM SERVED AT Benton Park Yost's Applemcufs Smith's Stoddcu'd's 4-1- , ,-, ... ....,,,.....,-,r:-,.-.g- 0-.g.......g...5...g.-.g...q-..q...q..-o.,.,.,..- P g Fft ght on-o-no o.g...g..-Q-o-sfo-0-Q-0-Q-Q-0.r -0-Q-0 Q.:-o-0-on vo THE BLACK AND ORANGE o-Q-o-Q-o-9-o-0-0-0-o-Q-Q-0-o-0-o-v 0-0-0-Q-0-Q-n-4.04...g..-po-5--.g.-.p-4 -0-Q-0-0+ 0-0090-so-0 Lightstreet Lumber Yard IAMES A. SNYDER, Profp. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Phone Bloomsburg 141 Lightstreet, P G. H. B. SHARPLESS BLOOMSBURG MAYTAG C0. L- w5T E 'M Ir GENERAL HARDWARE if L ,AAS Inv ix ii 0 Fe-2-1 ' A -' 49-51 East Main St. 4 I if I Bloomsburg, Pa. Q 1 Pg Ffty Bloomsburg, Pa. .Q.q-Q-Q-Q.g-Q-0.0.5-Q-m -.g-Q-no-so-Q94-g-Q 0-0-04- .g.Q.g-ow-o-yo-g.- .Q-Q4-Q .Q-o-Q-om..-0 Q 'Y04 -Q-no cg, : J..-Q I E ll on U 'P ll 1g1:f..o-a ost 11:11- IL -0-o-c.:-t 4.0-Q-0+ u-Q-0-Q-o-Q-0 mo-Q-0-0-Q-0 4 -o-o-o- io-0-oo g4m THE BLACK HESS' SMOKE SHOP .0-Q-Q .Q-Q-0-Q .po-Q.--0-o.o.o.p 4.0.5.0-Q.- .9-Q Q- .-4.04. - .q.,.g.--9-Q-m .- AN'D ORANGE Photographs are memories ' made pennanent ..... BE PHoToGRAPHED IACK GEISTWITE Studio of Photography 124 East Main Street. Bloomsburg. Pa. BART PURSEL I B1oomsburg's Leading M E N ' S S T O R E Prices to fit your purse BLOOMSBURG' PA. Dry Cleaning of Pressing O19-Qvbvbncoy THE MARIETTA DRESS SHOP Smart Styles For the misses and larger Women Bloomsburg. Pa. When interested in Real Estate and Insurance Call on ZEHNER 6 SHUMAN American Legion Building, Bloomsbnrq. Pa. Phone 466 F. P.PURSEL 44 YEARS OF QUALITY O MARKET SQUARE BLOOMSBURG, PA. is .gs -mg 9 -0-o-o4::3.o-reef Q 1, : :Q-04.04 -01:10-on :iz-o sea-o 410 5-Q -o-0-0-Q 00-0-4- uQo0nQsosQ-QQ' -0 'O'0nQ Q-Q Ol-Q-Olo 'O .0-Q-o -30 -om..-0 PI' .po-po-Q.-Q-o-0-o-Q-..g.-.g.....-.....g.-.....q..... .4-..g...g.-.9...,.-.,.-.,.-.g-..g.-.....g...g..-Q-.4-Q-9 Page Sixty. THE BLACK AND ORANGE .-.g...g.--n...p.-.o-0.9.6 4.0.0.4 ...om COMPLIMENTS of KILE'S FURNITURE STORE 0.0-Q..-0.0-0.0-0.0-0- Compliments of THRIFT SHOE STORE KNOWN FOR BETTER VALUES X-Roy Shoe Fittinq Bloomsburq. Pa. Comer of HARRY s. BARTON Front and LctScrIIe Sts. R I E BERWICK, PA. QU State and Service has been IHSUTCIHC9 Our Motto for I3 years Bloomsburg' Pa' ARCUS WOMEN'S SHOP BLOOMSBURG. PA. SNEIDMAN'S For YOUR GRADUATION GIFTS And c1II other Ieweiry GIFTS The Store of Convenient Credit M 0 Y E R ' S Oil of Glcxdness for Cough and Croup MOYER'S 2.2.C.C. for Severe Colds Buy them at your Local Stores ANYWHERE .0-Q-.4...Q-om..-n-.4-0.0.0.0--.o..4...O..4-.4-.g-gQgQg0q.--Q04-9.0-Q.Q Page S ty o 6 THE BLACK AND ORANGE po-Q' : i3.ot:4:::3.o-5-Q-r : 11 :1g...gf:fgf:eg... When the box says: Dll.l.0N'S FLOWERS You are assured of full satisfaction They are carefully arranged and artistically combined to meet your Wishes. Phone 1271 Bloomsburg. Pa. Q-0-Q-9-o.o.o.o.o.o.pQ-0-Q-0-Q-0-Q-vo-0-0159.9 Gordon Keller TEMPLE OF MUSIC Pianos and Musical Instruments Bloomsburg, Pa. TERRAPLANE HUDSON With AUTOMATIC SHIFT DRIVE TODAY TOMORROW'S WAY TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. Bloomsburg. Pa. TEXAS LUNCH When in Bloomsburg Stop and eat, You will surely find Our food a treat. ECONOMY STORE CO. FURNITURE FOR LESS Bloomsburg. Pa. FRED HIPPENSTEEL ALL-WAYS RELIABLE Clothier AND Furnisher Bloomsburq. Pa. -1 1,7 1 Y 1-om,-fo-0-c,v,o...c-Q-eV-Vx,-eo :1 Page . .po-uv : -o-on-Q-mom-Q-o. -.g...g-o-o-o-Q-.4-Q-Q-0.9-Q-y Sixty-two. , Q-o-o-v THE in U BLACK AND ORANGE pi4.g...g.,.q...g.-.g...g.q.g..-q.-q.--g.-.g.Q.g...g...q-0.o......g...g...g-0.9-0....Q-Q-0-o-0-o-O-0-O-O-Ovevt' 0 W I .t Comphments of Comp lmen S U it 5' 5 GERMAN'S BETTER BREAD Hippensteel Manufactures 3 Distributor Floor Trucks g Wood Saws Barrows NESCOPECK' PA' onANGEvILLE, PA. fs -- - 3 I Music Leather E Compllments and 3 Sporting Goods i H. B. Kodaks and Kodak Finishing 2 ,fy it Household Appliances , ' I 0 9 fl.-?Fl?Uh'T5Z' 'A BLOOMSBURG - ORANGEVILLE 2 0 1 R, W, Babys Compliments qu E of 0 Q D R U G S T O R E Carl Fleckinstine tl 3 Patent Medicine at Low Prices Dr' Shumcm Q Dr. s. s. Hess EISER' ,,,1, 2,, IIESGDPEGK F53 I. T. McKenzie W. H. Brower Marion Pealer Harry Townsend Lee Andreas Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 2 T I R E S Q Hundreds of tires to choose from E At Lowest Prices 1 E .g.Q.q-Q-Q-04-9.9-9.9.9-0-0.9-Q 4.04 .Q .g i Q-no-0.0.9-0-Q. Q.- ...Q . Q-A-Q. 0.0.0-0--.g...g.--Q..-q.-...... Page Sixty-three. -Q-oq.o-no-0.0-0.0-9.0.9-0.9-0-9.0-0-on-0-0-0-0-0-0-on-.g.--pg-r : 1- : 1-Q-Q: :eg-o-0. : 31:41:11 Compliments of J. C. PENNY COMPANY A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION Bloomsburg, Pa. Compliments KNCIUSE cmaruuousr BLOOMSBURG DANVILLE Compliments of CONFAIR'S PURE FRUITS. INC. Berwick. Pa. Fresh up with 7 up Compliments Compliments of Benscoter Memorials of QUALITY GRANITE G MARBLE I 1891 West Front St. Phone 620 Berwick. Ludericis Permanent Wave A Croquinole or Spiral S3.00 and up ...THE ARGUS... Pa. The only Democratic Newspaper in Columbia County ARN'DT'S BEAUTY PARLORI 106 Market Street Berwick. Pa. Phone 871 Publishedat BENTON. PA. P11 P 1? fr 1? I an tr Y X H '9 'P an lx Y! 2 lx 11 5 +9 ll .4 ll we nu vt ll tt F? H I 9 1+ rt qt ee 4 C4 Y' 1 I E I z E i Qg.04-Q-Q-on-o.q..4...g-Q-g-m.0.g.Q4-Q-Q-..g.--Q..-m Q-q4.q- Page Sixty-four. THE BLACK AND ORANGE .Q-o-Q-..g..g...Q.o-Q-o-Q-.4-0.90-Q-. 4.0.0.0.g...s-..o-g-o.g..-g...g-Q-g---9-..g--.g..4.o-Q-.-9-o-q-o-Q-o-Q-o- ffl:-OR A TREAT' Compliments E A T H IVTCERN W I S E L b . I. CM' T' lo um er ine im er P O T A T O Coal C HIP S For the Lcrtest in WEARING APPAREL SWEET VALLEY. PA. XXXX STANDARD BLEND FLOUR BUY at A Full Line oi Feeds R A C U S I N ' S BLOOMSBURG SHICKSHINNY B E N L E R Quality Merchandise Sold for Less M I L L S YosT's REST Room FORD 81 LINCQLN Lunch Rooms Compliments Gosoline Oils of 1 AT THE BRIDGE HOUSENICK MOTOR COMPANY Benton' Pa' Bloomsburg. Pa. Compliments CHOICE MEATS 1 of GREEN VEGETABLES KOZY KORNER BENTON KONFECTIONERY MEAT MARKET Benton, Pa. Cherries W. Hess, Prop. -.4-0-0-Q-MO-O-O-0v0-o-1r-5-o-s-o-o-o-o-o-Q-o-9Q-0-Q-0-.Q-Q.g.o-0-o-o-o-u-o-u-o-0-o-0-o-q-o-0-o-Q-o-o-oQ-o-l-o- Pg s tyfi E THE BLACK AND ORANGE o-o-Q..-Q-o-o-on-o-0-on-0-Q-Q .g...g.-.g..4-0-Q-Q-Q..-0-fo-Q-q-0-0-0-n-Q-0.-...-...-.,.....g..-Q-Q-g.-.g.-.g.-4... Comfortable Vision THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE Socrgojiiioliiiflifg Groceries and Fresh Fruit , , Meats Get an eye examination at , the first hint of discomfort. GUS cmd 011 RAY B. KEELER George I. Roberts Optometrist Benton, R. D. 2. Pa. Benton- PG- Phone Benton 3739 EcoNoMYsT0RE HARRlS0N'S Better goods and lower F prlces Groceries and Meats Shop with Us Gnd SOVQ Your dollar buys most HGUY W' Hess' Prop' When Fairlawn is host. C. M. LAUBACH 5: SON C0mP1iment5 Dealers in l of General Merchandise N E I L BENTON, PA., R. D. 2 H A R R I S 0 N RICHFIELD GAS RICHLUBE QIL Be11.i0n. PCI. FOl.'kS. PCI. H 0 T E L I RADIOS 6 SERVICE E L K G R 0 V E I N N HUNTERS FISHERMEN 0' Recommendations SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER Phone 23122 Benton' Pa. BENTON. PA., R. D. 2 -0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-Q-o-0.9.0.0-0-o-0-o -l-ow-0-0-0-vo-0 .5-9.9.0 g.o.g.o.g-o.g-04.0.9.0-0-Q-0-Q-0-o-0-o-0-o-0 Pg S tysx THE BLACK AND ORANGE -Q-youve-Q.- -0.0-0-Q-0-om. 0 -Q-o.o.-'0- on-on-Q-Q-o-5 ..g.-.g.o-9-o-n-om. -.b.Q.Q--.o...Q-Q-5-Q-Q-04.0-ro-0-o-v CASI-:Y'S p CHAS.A.EDSON6SON Plumbinq and Heating I Honesty DINNERS LUNCI-IES i in CQNFECTIQNERY I Service and Quality Albert Casey, Prop. Benton. Pa. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH He wo INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS GENERAL MERCHANDISE . Reading Anthracite Coal and J. P. LAUBACH 81 SON COAL BENTQN. PA. Compliments of i T. C. SMITH N Lumber Insurance DRY CLEANING AND TAILORING Benton' Pa' Aft pqmqloniql pmp. Better be insured than sorry Compliments THUNDERBIRD of PHOTOGRAPHER HESS Calls Anywhere BENTON, PA. Page S ty DAIRY FARM Ralph R. Smith, Prop. The dairy of quality and service Benton. R. D. 1. Pa. ..p-0.0-oo-Q-0-0.0.0.0-0+-.eQa- THE BLACK AND b ORANGE -4 : 1 : p:1:4F:,: : Q-0-9:19.-5,34-0-t :'0-Q-Q. li it tt 4? qu 0 A ll ir vu 4 R 1 1 H xl 4, qt -.-.-.1:1::V.::..-.-.-.-..-.-.....-.-.-.-.+...-........,p Light Heat Bath ' A Compliments CENTRAL HOTEL , Of Q Hunters and Fishermen SUTLIFF'S Call us for reservations SERVICE Iohn Conner, Prop. STATION E Phone 37R14 Benton, Pa. SUNOCO FOTCAS 0 Compliments 0 of CHARLES D. LINSKILL 5 F 0 R BENTON PA H 0 T EL ' ' ' WEEKLY SQUARE DANCES Life Insurance 6. Annuties so . -A A We A A 2 9 A HQTEL PARTICULAR Z '1 MOSES VAN CAMPEN Q PEOPLE Rooms and Meals BUY srncuu. SUNDAY DINNER A A I'H' PfOp'f COUNTRY BREAD g Compliments 0 ON SALR 1 of AT ALL STORES I GRANT BRINK DAIRY MAH!-ON STRAUCH BENTON' PA. Benton. Pa. .-.-..: - ,L P g S ty ght APPRECIATIO We, the Seniors of Benton High School, wish to extend our appreciation to the in dividuals of Benton and surrounding communities who have cooperated with us ln mak ing this year book possible. BENTON The Argus W. Grant Brink H. W. Belles Benton Bakery Benton Shoe Shop John Conner Albert Casey Columbia County National Bank Charles Edson 8: Son Forks Hotel Glendale Farms Joe E. Griffeth Neil S. Harison Arthur Harrison Harry W. Hess Paul Hess Charles Hess Ray B. Keeler John Knouse Hervey O. Long C. M. Laubach J. P. Laubach Bruce Mather H. J. McCern Roy McHenry A. R. Pennington George J. Roberts Ralph R. Smith Torrence C. Smith Doyle Sutliff George Yost ORANGEVILLE Orangeville Mfg. Company H. B. Low ESPY Fred E. Lord LIGHT STREET Light Street Lumber Yard Harry Barton Bloomsburg Maytag Company Dillons Economy Store Company Jack Geistwhite Fred R. Hippensteel Hess Smoke Shop J. C. Penny Company Gorden Keller Marietta Dress Shop Moyer Brothers Bart Pursel Frank Pursel Sheidmans Triangle Motor Company Texas Lunch Zehner and Shuman Dr. Montogmery Dr. Hess J. T, McKenzie W. H. 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