Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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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,

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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.

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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.