Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)
- Class of 1938
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V E fa sf 5 5? ii fi if X 2' a SE 3 W as 3 3 3 23 55 cw fi ft 5 5 9 S i 3 2 2 21 E 2 E 2 ng, ,w A Q 3 2 3 5 51 Q, 1 1 1 ff! 12 91 gg ,A 25 2 Ii 4, 3 Q ii SZ 5 3 S 2 ? EX-LIBRIS , f' .4 ...ww , 42' 5 A.gJcNii'nE 5 ,LLL THE .l BLACK AND GRANGE CDE 1938 ca 6 ff if ff A Q Published by ' TI-IE SENIOR CLASS OF BENTON HIGH SCHQQL BENTON, PENNSYLVANIA DEDICATION To EMERY MILLER WHO, AS TEACHER AND CLASS ADVISER, HAS ASSISTED US THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES OF OUR SENIOR YEAR, WE, THE CLASS OF 1938 DEDICATE THIS BOOK WITH APPRECIATION EMERY MILLER FOREWORD CEHROUGHOUT the preparation of this book, it has been our aim to picture life at Benton High School. We have given you glimpses of personalities, classroom and field Work, and extra- curricular activities. We have en- deavored to record treasured memories, perpetuate old friendships, and pre- pare a lasting souvenir of the class of 1938. We hope that all will derive pleasure from this interpretation of our year's Work together. THE EDITOR. First Row, Left to Right-Jean Girton, Ja:-I: H4-ss. Jnnies V. Mvlli-nry, Jr-:in llurrison, There.-su Mizilnil, Emery Miller fALlvis0rJ Second llowflile-axior Kessler, Fny Mnilstvller, Teil Diltz, Avis Young, XVinton L2lllll!lt'll, Marion Seward, Bobby Miller, Victor Plnstow Third llow llnth Krulner. Edith l'oln-ninn. llnth K1-4-for, G4-rtrnclo Yollng, llnlu-rf Loeknrnl, liill Dralluot Fourth Row-Anna Tlionlpson, Carolyn Cole, linth Lunluu-h, Juim-s M. M1-llenry YEAR BOOK STAFF JEAN GIRTON - Erlilor-ill-Chief BRUCE SUTLIFF - - - Axxociufr Ezlilor EDITORIAL STAFF Ari Fay Mnustcller Avis Young Ted Diltz Humor Marion Seward Wiriton Laubncli Robert Miller Charaflerixlirs liditli Coleman Gertrude Young Robert Loclcard Ruth Keefer James M. McHenry fllfzfrlimit Ruth Kramer Bill Drabot Vorrzlimml Eleanor Kessler Victor Plastow Alumni Carolyn Cole jean Harrison Theresa Mizclail Ruth Laubacll FINANCIAL STAFF Wilfred Conrad Anna Thompson -lack Hess James V. McHenry Each year the Senior Class elects an Editor and Associate Editor to supervise the pub- lication of the BLACK AND ORANGE. The remaining members of the Staff are appointed by the Editors. On account of illness of two members of the Staff, Bruce Sutliif and Wilfred Conrad, James M. McHenry was appointed to serve in the capacity of Associate Editor, and Jack Hess supervised the Financial Committee of which he was originally a member. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ALUMNI ADVERTISEMENTS n ADMINISTRATIGN ' l l 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION Glenn Hess T. Carl McHenry Clark Shannon W. Grant Brink H. W. Belles Frank Yost T. C. Smith Eli McHenry William B. Fritz Thomas Cole The Board of Education is composed of capable and efficient men from the community who are active in the management of our school. This year they have made plans for the construction of a gymnasium which will be the greatest improvement to our school plant in a number of years. On account of an increase in enrollment the Board of Edu- cation found it necessary to add a new teacher to our permanent faculty, also they have secured a certified physical education instructor. We want to extend our appreciation for the Work done by Mr. E. E. Shultz, who retired from the Board last December. The Senior Class wishes to express its gratitude for the educational opportunities these men have made possible in our community. Page 10 L. RAY APPLEMAN Principal School is one of the commonest of all common experiences. When the word school is used, it is understood from a background of rich experiences rather than from a well-phrased dictionary definition, and this understanding is lighted by vivid and colorful memories. What are these colorful and vivid memories? Schools are established and maintained for training us in certain knowledges, skills and attitudes that society deems necessary. It would seem to follow then that the memories would be mostly of the knowl- edges in history and geography, skills in writing and arithmetic, and the attitudes of honesty, fair play and such. But they are not of these things. Instead they are memories of the people with whom we worked and played, of the things they did and said, both the foolish and the wise. This year book is an effort to gather as many as possible of these delightful incidents and to print and bind them into a book for your pleasure and satisfaction. The staff has worked long and faithfully at their task and hope this book may continue to give you pleasant hours in increasing measure throughout the years. Page 1 1 First Rnw, Left to Right-Unora Mendenhall, Seventh Grade: Jennie Mae Patterson, Fourth Grade: Mrs. Ward Mvlleury, Home E4-ououiivs. Dramativs: Marx-ella Hess. Ser-ond Grade: Gertrude Lerlfly, English, Musir: Mary Ilartuian, English. Dramatin-sz Mary Savage. Sixth Grade: Vivian Treasure. Home Et'Ull0Illl4'S Second Iluwf--Alvill Sutliff, .xL'fl'lt'll1Ull'l I Laura Stevens. Latin, Social Studies: Donald Davies. Sric-'lu-e. Agriculture: Miriam Sherman, Fifth Hradeq Helen Mendenhall. Third Grade: Mrs. E. E. Shultz, First Grade: Mrs. Eugene Fritz, Eighth Grade Thircl Row-L. 12. Appleman, I'ri1u'i11al: lVilliaux Davis. Social Studies, Physical Education: Emery Miller, Science, Mathematics FACULTY HE Class of 1938 wishes to take this oppor- tunity to express its gratitude and appreciation to the members of our faculty who have aided and guided us through the years of our educa- tional training. Page 12 1 l 1 CLASSES Jin Qlbzmoriam gr is with a feeling of deepest regret that we record the death of Carl Elmer Diltz, on April 9, 19 37. As a member of our class, he was a line student, popular boy, and true friend. His associates are all richer for having known him. CLASS HISTORY All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrancesg And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages. -Shakespeare. QQL- h . ! . P, . . . . I lg ts ction Curtain. commanded Directoress Miss Crist, and the curtain s ow- ly rose on the first act of the four-act play, School Days, presented by the fifty-six members of the class of '38. In the opening scene, we were initiated by the Sophomores. During this scene, ten of our members were seized with stage fright, and made uncalled- for exits, never to be seen again. Two other scenes depicted the Sophomore Return Party and the All-School Party. With much prompting from our Directoress, we wor- ried through the first act, presenting as the final scene the Freshman Picnic, and the cur- tain dropped for a three months' intermission until the second act. In September, '35, the warning buzzer notified us that act two was ready to begin, and we rushed to our places as the curtain rose. We found that during intermission our Directoress had been replaced by Mr. Smith, with an assistant, Miss Steigerwalt. Mr. Smith soon felt the urge to go with a larger company and left us under the direction of Miss Steigerwalt. With the experience of a year behind us, we felt capable of initiating the Freshmen, which was done with much gusto in the first scene. In the second semester, the directorship was again changed, and this time Miss Hartman took command. The second act was rather monotonous, and ended abruptly without applause. Mr. Sutliif became the Director of the third act, and gave us a much needed pep-talk just before the curtain rose. We were augmented by troupes from Fishing Creek, Green- wood, and Sugarloaf, who put more life into our acting than we had heretofore shown. Some of the athletes took time out between scenes to play soccer and basketball, while others of the troupe held a refreshment stand at the games, and, although the effort was not appreciated by all, nearly thirty dollars was cleared. Our class play, The Big Frontf' was a howling success, as was the minsrrel, in which many of our troupe par- ticipated. Activities were stopped by the sudden death of Carl Diltz, one of the finest boys our class has ever known, and his passing cast a dark cloud over the remainder of the act. The last scene presented the annual Junior-Senior Prom, followed by a picnic. Act four found us under the able guidance of Mr. Miller, whose untiring efforts pro- duced results well worth working for. Our drama, Little Miss Dreamer, was a great success, due to the capable coaching of Mrs. McHenry. Act four finds us with fifty-six members, which makes the largest class ever to be graduated from Benton High. We aim to be democratic in our activitiesg we cultivate no class distinctions, nor bow to any group of dictators. JAMES M. MCHENRY. Page EHIS me Left to Rightfllobert Lncknrrl, Secretary: Frank Kile, President: Emery Miller, Class Adviser XX mton Iauhath Page 16 Vice Presirlentg Marvin Young, Treasurer SENIOR CLASS HROUGH the leadership of the president, and the co-operation of the class members, adviser, and teachers, We were able to bring to a success- ful conclusion the customary senior activities which include assembly programs, drama, a year book, and commencement. SARA E. ACORNLEY Sally Academic, Minstrel 4. Sara is jolly and gay, and she always has a smile for her friends. Ol: my goodncssln ELMER A. DAVIS rrDavexr Agricultureg Soccer 2. Elmer will never let the other fellow know just what he is thinking. He meets life as it is, faces the dili- culties himself, and works his own way through. I d0n't know CARROLL R. ASHELMAN Ashz'1man Agricultureg junior Play. Carroll is conservative, but always ready with a witty reply when the occasion calls for it. For sport he is con- tented with nothing less than hunting. Pcrlynear CAROLYN C. COLE Coby Academic, Minstrel 3, 45 Se- nior Play. This attractive young lady is jolly, friendly, and stead- fastly a true friend. Ol: for heuvcnk Saleen M. VIVIAN BROWN revivn Academicg Minstrel 2, 35 Op- eretta 1, 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. She has the ability to make friends quickly, and she is ever ready with a clever re- Ply- D0n'l tell me ARTHUR B. DEUEL HAY!!! Agriculture. Art is industrious, al- though at times he may be a bit solemn. Look out, now! WILFRED H. CONRAD Duke Academicg President 35 Vice President lg Secretary 25 Ju- nior Playg Minstrel 3, 43 Se- nior Playg Orchestra. Honors go to Wilfred for his deep thinking and sound reasoning. As a lover of mu- sic, he has favored us with his instrumental talent. 'fchf-H-e EDITH E. COLEMAN Coleman Academic, Minstrel 4, Senior Playg Operetta lg Basket- ball 4. She makes her presence felt by the interesting way she develops her lessons. My goodness Page 17 HS I IRENE L. DOWNING Downing Academicg All School Play Zg junior Playg Minstrel 2, 45 Senior Playg Operetta lg Bas- ketball 25 Orchestrag Checr- leader 3, 4. Small but mighty! What she wants she gets-quick to ehasten, but quicker to de- fend. Don'l get funny PAUL E. EVELAND Shorty Agriculture. Paul is the class midgetg however his size is no mea- sure of his ability. By Fire! Page 18 CARL E. DILTZ Coonsir Tubbs Ted Academic' Minstrel 4. , Ted is jolly and likeable. He is a good sport and a friend to all. Fire in the Mountingsf' JEAN J. GIRTON Ivan Academieg Editor-in-Chief of year bookg Minstrel 4g Senior Playg Operetta 3. Jean has worked hard and achieved much for her ef- forts. She has proved her ability by the fine work she has done as editor of this book. ffokayii MARTHA A. FRITZ Martha Academicg Junior Playg Op- eretta 1. Martha is a girl of few words, but her wonderful character speaks for itself. Ol: gosh DONALD E. FRITZ Donald Agriculture. Not many in the school have succeeded in breaking down the reserve of this quiet young man. ff?,l WILLIAM C. DRABOT erBiIln Academicg Minstrel 3, 45 Soccer 4g Baseball 3, 4. Bill is a jolly good fellow, full of fun, and always in- terested in having a good time. I know- JEAN L. HARRISON NMEJ: Academicg Minstrel 2, 45 Op- cretta 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 4. This gay and laughing girl, with her talent in sing- ing and piano playing, has added much to the joys of our school life. Hob Ioyyy ETHEL B. HESS NAI!! Academicg Minstrel 45 Oper- etta 1. Ethel is an all-around stu- dent, and a jolly good friend to everyone. Holy terror ROBERT C. HARTMAN PfB0bl! Agricultureg Minstrel 3. Bob is always ready for fun even when there is work to be done. I wasrft ta1kin ' CLARENCE L. GRISCO Chippif Academicg Minstrel 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Senior Play. A pleasing personality coupled with great ability in baseball has gained for him a host of friends. I don't know DOROTHY KEEPER uD0tv Home Economics. You cannot mistake Dot- shy, kind and small: add these together and you have something worth meeting. You don't say MARQUEEN B. HESS Qucenie', Home Economicsg junior Playg Minstrel 2, 45 Senior Play. Marqueen is another one of the modest, coy girls who wins everyone's heart. Hfdl'F1lS!,, CHARLES J. HEss HB1lfL'bu jack Academicg Vice President 35 Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Senior Play. A keen mind and steadfast determination are some of the characteristics portrayed in his class activities. TlJai'll slay 'emu ARTHUR H. HARTMAN Pele Agriculture. Pete has a kind disposition and is always willing to aid someone. Well Jasb my doodle! RALPH B. HESS Hess Agriculture. A shot-a flash-and you see'Ralph striving for the finish. Nun Page 19 - H RUTH L. KEEFER Ruth Academic, Junior Playg Se- nior Play, Operetta 1. Ruth is quiet, independent, sincere, and persistent. My g0sb. ' GEORGE F. KILE Kiln Frank Agriculture, President 4, President F. F. A. 4, Secre- tary 3, Treasurer 1, Senior Play, Cheerleader 3, 4. Frank possesses determina- tion and dependability, which should be the requisite of a president. My, my! Page 20 GRAYDON B. HOYT HH. zfoyf' Agriculture, Soccer 2, 3, 49 Baseball 3, 4. Never in a hurry, this boy always has time to stop and talk to everyone. ffA1-1-1 righf' ELEANGR R. KESSLER reRc,ddyv Home Economics, Minstrel 3, 4, Senior Play, Operetta 1, 2. Eleanor is one of our red- heads who is a quiet little girl. May you ever succeed, Eleanor. My wordlu ARLENE A. KESSLER Pele , Academic, Operetta lg Bas- ketball 1, 2. Earnest, quiet, unassuming, and full of fun, that's Ar- lene. Y0u're tellin' me CHARLES Z. KISHBAUGH Cl9uck,' Agriculture, Minstrel 4, Soc- cer 4g Baseball 4. His physical frame is eX- celled only by his bigness of character and his wide, hu- man understanding. Sh1zrlex DONALD E. KESSLER Sboestring', Academic, Junior Playg Min- strel 3, 4. Don is high, fair, and square, of good moral stan- dard, and does not submit to defeat easily. Pm not gonna do it either ELSIE M. KLINE rrElu Academic, Minstrel 4. Elsie is always full of pep and ready to lend a helping hand. The class sincerely wishes you success. Got your Latin done? JANET M. KOCHER Nrllic ' Home Economics. One might think Janet very quiet. What a mis- take! Janet is jolly and al- ways ready for a good time. Give me a bile? ROBERT G. LOCKARD fvoopn Academicg Secretary 43 Min- strel 3, 45 Senior Playg Cheerleader 43 Orchestra. Here is an honest and in- dustrious willing worker, with a never-changing pleas- ing personality. You lake the joy out of life R. JAMES KOCHER uhm., Agriculture. Optimistical and always seeking Ways for having fun -that's Jim. Where's the polato chips? RUTH A. LAUBACH rrsamix Academic, Junior Playg Se- nior Playg Operetta 1. This blond is known for her dependability and consid- eration. Life should treat you kindly, Ruth. Aren't we Never? RUTH A. KRAMER Kramer,' Academic, Basketball 3, 4. Ruth is a good sport, a pleasant companion, and a capable athlete. Don'l ask me! JAMES M. MCHENRY reMaci1 Academicg President 23 Ju- nior Playg Senior Playg Min- strel 3, 45 Operetta lg Or- ehestra. Brilliant and thoughtful- jim is a leader. His abil- ity as a violinist is typical of his success. Now wail a minute- l WINTON H. LAUBACH Hilda Academicg Vice President 4g Minstrel 3, 49 Senior Playg Operetta lg Baseball 4. Winton has many worthy qualities. He is obscessed by one handicap: classes al- ways start fifteen minutes too soon. Hub? FAY A. MAUSTELLER ffljayl! Academicg Minstrel 34 Oper- etta 1. A quiet girl, prim and neat with many interests. She meets everyone with a cheer- ful greeting. I don't know Page 21 HS THERESA B. MIZDAIL Trz'ssu Academicg Junior Playg Se- nior Playg Minstrel 2, 4g Op- eretta lg Basketball Manager 4g Orchestra. A pleasant companion. Theresa has engaged the friendship of many. You know- WAYNE MCHENRY rrD0cn Agriculture. Although Wayne is rather bashful and retiring, he is universally conceded to be a good fellow, and some day he'll overcome his fear for the feminine sex. rrAu, n Page 22 JAMES V. MCHENRY Bo11ey Academic Secretary lg Trea- surer 2g Minstrel 2, 3, 45 Se- nior Playg Soccer 2, 4g Or- chestra. Jim is always willing to take a chance on anything, and anyone who takes a chance on him as a true friend is a sure winner. Boy, did 1 fax 'em!,' MARION V. SEWARD Sc-wan! Academicg Operetta lg Or- chestrag Senior Play. Marion is a true friend who has won her way into our hearts. What do you think? M. JEANNE NIXON Hlfdilllfl, Academic. Here is an attractive and industrious girl well known for her cheerfulness. What do you mean? ROBERT R. MILLER Slzeet', Academic, Minstrel 3, 45 Op- eretta 1, 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Senior Play. Bob is small in stature, but that does not hold him back. I cun't do that ROBERT S. MCHENRY Sprow Agricultureg Soccer 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. Bob has his many out- standing qualities, and all who know him soon learn that he is a true and noble fellow. All ffgm, mmf' ANNA E. THOMPSON Dutchess Academicg Minstrel 2, 3, 4g Senior Play, Operetta lg Bas- ketball 1, 3. Anna is a person who would never miss a good time, and is always willing to help make things successful. HHWU ARTHUR MINIER erjuyn Agriculture. A happy-go-lucky chap, he is always willing to go out of his way to help a pal. And the mwf day il raim':1 FRANK C. YOST, JR. ri-Yosfn Academicg Senior Playg Soc- cer l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 4. Frank is that tall, hand- some young man who is al- ways well dressed. Got u vigarz'llr?', VICTOR W. E. PLASTOW' ffvic., Agricultureg Minstrel 3, 4. Vic is a hard worker and is dependable. We hope that he will succeed in his Held of Ag, TlJat's wlyuf it says in the bookl' AVIS M. YOUNG Avis Academicg Vice President 25 Minstrel 3, 4g Senior Play, Operctta lg Orchestra. Avis is the darling of our hearts. She always has a happy smile and a hearty hello to her associates. skip fr' GRACE M. WEGST Gracie Acadcmicg Operetta 1. Talkative and giggly- that's Grace. She is a per- son that you always know is around. Ol: boy! MARVIN N. YOUNG YoungsIcr Agriculture, Treasurer 45 Minstrel 3, Orchestra, Senior Play. Never too busy to help a friend-that sums up Mar- vin. May your host of friends ever increase. HS1l'!'t1fil1, like a nigger goin, to t'Il'L'fi0I1H l l l W. BRUCE SUTLIFF nsuln Academicg Associate Editor of Year Bookg All School Playg junior Play, Senior Play, Minstrel 3, 45 Man- ager of Soccer Team 3, 4g Manager of Baseball Team 3. We hope that Bruce con- trols his life as Well as he managed athletic teams and handled his work as Associ- ate Editor of the BLACK AND ORANGE. Dorff gel wmlby, pal GERTRUDE R. YOUNG GeriiL ' Home Economicsg Minstrel 2, 43 Operetta 1: Senior Playg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Captain of Basketball Team 4. Gertrude is sincere, quiet and thoughtfulg never too busy to do anything for someone else. ffokuylx Page 23 HIS First Row, Loft to lliglxtfllerhert Good, Goff Lawson. Bill Mm-Henry, James Knouse, Harold Botsford, Glenn Harrison, Henry Griseo, James Dildine, John Phillips, Darey XVhitenight Sei-ond How-Helen llhodomoyer, Jane Dildine, Ruth Lette-er, Jean Moss, Kathryn Aeornley, Grave XVe1liver, Virginia Stoker, Eleanor Fritz, .Iune Mausteller, June Hess, Catherine Hess Third Hou' f-Alvin Sutliff. Adviser: Hazel 0'Brien, Xvllllliltlllli' Doak, Dottie McHenry, Gladys Fritz, Ruth Heath, Pauline Kingsbury, Mabel Kindig, Lillian Probst, Ruth Young, Betty Plastow, Betty lVenner Fourth llowfElmer Hunter, XValter Gordon. Uarltou Fritz, Gordon Fink, Bill Davis, Ed Hess, Bette Hess, Mary Ball, Daisy Fraley, Fred Depoe Fifth Row'-Ernest Pennington, Paul Cardinis, Bill Moss, Earl Crossley, Vernon Lunger, Edwin Arnold, Morris Laubarh, Daniel Young, George Parks JUNIOR CLASS After returning to school in the fall of 1937, the Junior Class, with an enrollment of sixty, elected the following officers: HAROLD BOTSFORD - - - President JAMES DILDINE - Vice President HENRY GRISCO - Secretary GLENN HARRISON - - Treasurer , During the year, the Junior Class participated in baseball, soccer, and basketball. Every six Weeks they published the school paper, The Junior Broadcaster. The as- sembly programs and the minstrel opened many doors of opportunity for those Juniors who wished to display dramatic talents, but the most important dramatic activity of the year was the Junior Play, Hold Everything. The activities of the year were brought to a close with the Junior-Senior Banquet. Page 24 First How, L1-ft to Ilig:htfArtlu1r Parks, Frotl Hess, Iluthly Fritz, Ilulph I't-tt-rnuiu, Ile-len M4-toy, Sterling Fritz. .Iunu-s U. Mt-IIA-nry, Maury Klint-, Junior Hess. Itolu-rt IM-itrivk Sc-vrnui How-Muriel Hess. Mahi-l tlirton, Furoi Fink. Fay Iiohc-rts, .li-:nn Mi-Ile-nry, I'lle-unnr llilllillth June Mt-Henry. Ju-un Ite-inley, Iieutrivv Ih-ell, lilauu-he SEIVZILIP, Betty Crossley, lreiu- Sn-wurct Thirll lion'-f-Arlene Fritz. Sura Davis. Irene Steinruvk, Irene Fritz, Eleanor' Hess, Kuthlvvn Appielnull, Dorothy Beishline, ltuth Fritz, June Young, Louise Km-114-r Fourth How-fGui1d Connor, Harolrl Shultz, Donald Haihh, John Unlvewust, Eugene Iiret-ce. Hurry Lot-k:xril, Ililly Ashelnuln, Curl Newluirt Fifth Row fDon Davies, Advise-rg Donald Bonlunu, Kenneth Kindig, Rohr-rt Gordon, Fred Long, Itolu-rt Sands SOPHOMORE CLASS The month of September, nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, marked the beginning of another nine months of high school life. At our first meeting we elected the following officers: JAMES C. MCI-IENRY - - President MARY KLINE Vice President HELEN MELOY - Secretary STERLING FRITZ Treasurer We started our year's activities by initiating the Freshmen. In return the Freshmen invited us to their party held on January twenty-first. Members of our class ublished The Saxon Sun, a news 21 er based on Ivanhoe. The P P P Y also presented a marionette show in assembly and on Parents' Day. Among the other activities in which we were well represented were athletics and the minstrel. Page 25 it ua Y e First How. Left to Right flie-nnetli Ks-lsr-y. Earl Keller. l l:1r4-In-0 M4-llenry. Grnydnn Taylor, Roland Hooker. Clmrlm-s Ash. Frnnklin Klnse, Dnle Kilv. Foster Young, llzlrry Wellivc-r Se-vuxnl liowfllestur Fritz, 154-tty Kelsey, Elsie Moss, Zane Mvllenry, Betty .lane Yost, Vern Stoker, Livn Gordon, Made-lyn lioherts. Catherine- Monroe. Annu Szulnski. Mary Karnlnnis Third linwfh-nn Mailstvller, Louise Young, Florenee Snnn. Chnrlotto XXYZIHIIPF. Mary June Smith, Maude Doty, Annu lhizivk, Lois XVuod, Arlene Newhnrd, Florenr-e Kovailoski Fourth Row- fiiillvll Hoyt, XVzlrrvn Johnson. D4-lhf-rf Duty. Felix Mizdail. Donald Colenmn, David Lanbnch. xvlllflfll Gower, Boyd N1-nfvr, llenry Mivhnel Fifth Row Hurry Ford, lirnvv l'n-nnmn. Lf-o M4-Iluprli, Thnxnns Diltz, John Mather, Donald Sands, Jaunes Edson, th-orgv Dodson, Jr.. lloln-rt Sn-wnl'd, Uaxrlton Hess FRESHMAN CLASS In the fall of 1937, we held a class election and the following officers were chosen: FRANKLIN KLASE ------- President THOMAS DILTZ - - - - Vice President ZANE MCI-IENRY ---- - - - Secretary CHARLES ASH - - ----- Treasurer The year has passed quickly and pleasantly, and we hope to return next fall to resume our studies as Sophomores instead of beginning our studies as Freshmen. Page 26 ACTIVITIES seg H S as Yi so HOME ECONOMICS One phase of the home economics work is the serving of meals. During the Freshman year the girls learn to prepare breakfasts. This includes such things as proper cooking of dried fruits, cereals, and eggs. Special emphasis is placed on the serving of different types of luncheons, buffet suppers, and teas, during the Sophomore year. The Juniors prepare and sell the school lunch to those who wish to buy. The Seniors emphasize meal planning and serving under project work. In this way, the pupils learn to manage and economize in the preparation of foods, which is one of the many objectives of the Home Economics Course. Page 2 8 3 ' 4 AGRICULTURE This year the boys of the Agricultural classes were very successful in their judging contests. The accompanying picture, illustrating a judging team at work, is typical of the practical field activities conducted by the boys in our Agricultural Department. During the F. F. A. week at State College, John McMichael ranked first in poultryg Carlton Fritz was tenth in corng and the poultry team ranked fifth. In considering the total points of all contests, our team ranked sixth. In the judging contests at the Bloomsburg Fair, we came out first in dairying, corn and swineg second in general livestockg fourth in potatoes, and fifth in poultry. The boys were high in total points in all contests. The individual highs were William Davis, general livestock, and Wayne McHenry in dairy judging. Closely related to the Agricultural classes is the F. F. A. organization of which every Agricultural student is a member. Throughout the winter this organization has been very active, being responsible for many well planned meetings, a fine judging team, and the annual poultry show held on February 23 at the school building. Early in the year the following F. F. A. officers were elected: FRANK KILB - - ---- President GORDON FINK - Vice President J. MINIER - - Secretary CARLTON FRITZ - Treasurer CARROLL ASHELMAN Watch Dog Page 29 L .LLL H L, . L First Row, Left to Right-Jenn Harrison. Fay Mnnstoller, Bobby Miller, Marvin Young, Clarence Grisco, Marian Seward, Dorothy Kee-fer Svvmnl Row-Mrs. XV:lrd Mvllenry, Dire-vtoreflsz Edith Colenmn, RIHNIIIPPII llc-ss, Ruth TAllllH14'll, Gertrude Young, lri-no Downing, Unrnlyn Cole, .lnlnes V. Mi-II:-nry, Holm-rt Loi-knril Third liowf-.'l:li'k Hess, Anna 'l'hmnpson. Eleanor Kessler, Jean Girton. vl2llllI'S M. Ms-Henry. Ruth Keefer Fourth Rowf.Iunior Yost, Tliorx-sax lilizdnil, lVinton Li1illl2l4'll, Avis Young, Frnnk Kile, Carroll ,ASll0lIllilIl, Donald Kessler SENIOR DRAMA On April twenty-eighth and twenty-ninth the Senior Class presented a three-act com- edy, Little Miss Dreamer, which was directed by Mrs. Ward McHenry. The cast of characters was: Jean Morrison ....i.,...,...,......,... ..,.. T HERESA MIZDAIL, Avis YOUNG Bud Simpson .,... ......,,..,.,...... C HARLES JOHN HEss Concrete Jones .,.,....,..,.....,........,,..,,..,....... RUTH KEEPER Mrs. Morrison ,.... .,,,.. A NNA THOMPSON, ELEANOR KESSLER Granny ..,,...,....... ...........,..,...,...,..........,..,.,... J EAN GIRTON Elmer Hatfield .... ...,. W INTON LAUBACH Dumont .........,.. .,.... W ILFRED CONRAD Stark Davis ,...,., ...,..,....,..,.................. B RUCE SUTLIFF Marianne Miles ...,... RUTH LAUBACH, CAROLYN COLE Grace Holmes .,... ..,... M ARQUEEN HEss, EDITH COLEMAN Suzette ..,.,.,,......,. .,....... I RENE DOWNING, GERTRUDE YOUNG Runnen Bringet .... ....,. J AMES V. MCHENRY, ROBERT LOCKARD Buck Lawless .,.. .,,.,..,,..,....... F RANK YOST, JR., FRANK KILE J. J. Johnson ...,. ........,,..,...... J AMES M. MCHENRY STAGE CREW DOROTHY KE111fER - - - PL'fS0fll1flMdIlHgfY WAYNE MCHIZNRY - - Siugv Munugvr DONALD KlassLER - - - Filmnviul Manager PAY MAUSTLLLER, CARROLL ASHELNIAN Publirify Managers Due to illness and quarantine, the part of Stark Davis was played by James V. MC- Henry, and the part of Elmer Hatfield was taken by Bobby Miller. Robert Lockard played the part of Runnen Bringet on both Thursday and Friday nights. Page 30 First How. Left to Rigllt-Billy Aslielnnin, Clnre-nee Grlrsen, Elmer Hunter, Henry Grlseo, Brnre Sntliff, .lolin 'Ullll8ll'llSf, Donald Rulih, Victor l'lostow, Ernest Pennington, Bolrlry Miller, .lunies V. Mc-Ile-nry, .launes M. Mn-Ilenry, Bolu Lockard Sf'4'0llfl Row---Glenn Harrison, Teil Diltz, Winton Lzlnlmi-li, .lnnws Knonse, Dalrvy Wliitn-nig'lit. Jnnies Ililnllm-. Wilfred Uonraul, Golf Lawson, Iiflwin Arnold, .lm-k Hess, Plilgeiw llre-we, Morris lillIllt!l1'll, Donzxlnl Kessler. linilnl Conner, Clmrles Kishlmngxli, Vernon Lnnger, Cnrltun Fritz, Hill Ilruhot 'Pluirel lion' -Mulvm-l Kinrlig. Edith l'o1e-man, Elsie Kline-, Sarah Avornls-y, Mary Hall. Avis Young, Dorothy Ms-llenry, El:-:umr Dilrline. Valrolyn Volt-. llc-len Moloy, Elf-unor Kessler, Carol Fink. Virginia Stoker, Jnne ll:-ss. June Mn-- llvnry, Grave We-lliver, Irene Downing, .Ioan llzlrrison, Tlie-rf-:ul Mizdaxil, Flors-neu Downingr, Elf-:lnor Fritz, Ethel ll:-ss, .ltxilll Girton Fonrtli liow 'll1'!'l'l Illll' Young, lie-tty lVenne-r, Marion Gs-alrlmrt, Mary Kline. Annan 'l'lioinpson, llc-lon llll0llllIllllj'4'l', Kutlili-un Applm-inzln. lim-tty Plxntow, Mary lllllflllllll. Dire-1-toress: lintli Fritz, Dorothy lh-ixshlinv, llaizvl 0'lirien, .IQ-an Ms-llenry, Mabel Girton, Muriel lim-ss, Malrqneen Ill-ss, Kathryn As-ornlvy BIG APPLE MINSTREL The minstrel is one of the school activities which includes pupils from all the senior high school grades. This year the minstrel arrangement was patterned after the Big Apple Dance. The proceeds of the production, which was directed by Miss Hartman, were used to finance school athletics. The main personnel of the circle was as follows: Infcrlocuior ,, ------ CHAn1.1is JOHN Hess Ends-JAMES M. MCHENRY, BOB MILLER, ROBERT LOCKARD, JAM1cs V. MCHENIKY, BRUCE SUTLII-'If, EARNEST PENNINGTON Messenger ------ - VICTOR PLAsTow The participating groups in the second half were: The Jam Session, Navyettes, Black Outs, Girls of the Waltz, Amateur Broadcast, Can-Can Girls. Page 31 tm 2 ua s 1 1 First Row. Left to Riglitfalarion Seward. violin: Jnne Mel-Ienry, violin: Flnrenee Downing. violin: Avis Young. piano: .Tenn Harrison, piano: 'Pliers-sal llizvlnii. piano: Rob Loi-lmrfl, banjo: Glenn Harrison, trnnipet S4-voilcl How-iYill'rwl Cniirafl. nw-orvlion3 .lnnivs M. Mi-llc-nry. violin: .Ininvs Y, Rlwlle-iiry, Violin: fiQ'!'i!'lIIl4' Le-ilily, lliri-i'1orvss3 X1-n Ilosli-l', tT'lIllllVL'l'Q Junior Ili-ss, Violin SENIOR ORCHESTRA Have you ever stopped to wonder what an assembly program would be like without the orchestra? If so, you must have realized how indispensable this organization is to our school. The Benton High School Orchestra was organized in nineteen hundred and twenty- seven under the direction of Stanley MCI-lenry and has been a credit to the school ever since. lt entertains at all assemblies, Parent Day programs, Commencement exercises, class plays, and other entertainments. The orchestra aims to instil in all members an understanding and liking for good music. All credit for its continued success is due to Miss Gertrude Leddy, our present direc- toress. Page 32 TTRTTT T iiii T T715 s i 3 8 Lf-ft tu lliLfllffNZ'l0!'lll Yonmx. mandolin: Kenneth Kelsey. tt-nor Jrnitnr: Betty Kelsey, nmndolin: Lita Gordon, pinning lic-My Jann- Yost, piano: Glzulys Ihlrtnmn, piano: Juno Ku-llc-r. pinnu: .lane Yo1ln4.:, guitar: livurm- lbmlsun, Jr., violin: Elery Hess. trumpet: :xml Miss Gertrude Lerllly, Dirt-vtoross JUNIOR ORCHESTRA The Junior Orchestra, which was organized one year ago by the present Directoress, Miss Leddy, includes musicians from the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The purpose of the organization is two-fold: To provide music for the various Junior High School activities and to train members for the Senior High School Orchestra. The orchestra has played for Junior Assemblies and for a number of school programs. Page 33 AUTOGRAPHS 1 w X w 5 ATHLETICS w as 1 First Row, Left to Riglxt-Catherine Hr-ss, Betty Plnstow, Gertrude Young, Bette Hess, Hazel 0'Brieu, Ruth Kramer Second Ilowflflxuery Miller, rwrarlng Dorothy Beishliue. Kilfl1l4'l'll Apple-main, Betty xv9ll119I', June Hess, Theresa Mizdnil, Il'l2lI12lg6l' BASKETBALL When the Girls' Outdoor Basketball team was organized in the fall of 1937, several new faces were present on the varsity squad. Three guards and one forward of the 1936 regulars were lost through graduation. Under the direction of Mr. Miller, coachg Theresa Mizdail, student managerg and Gertrude Young, captaing the team was victorious in every game of the northern division of our Columbia County League. SCORES OF GAMES Benton . ,. . 45 Huntington Mills ,. 11 Benton. .,,. .. 21 Scott Township .... .. 15 Benton ,...., 24 Millville ..,...,..,. ,, 18 Benton ...... 32 Orangeville ..., .. 19 As champions of the northern division of our county, we played Catawissa, second place winner of the southern division of the league, and defeated them 31-21 on an indoor court. This victory entitled us to meet Locust, champions of the southern division. That game, the second to be played on an indoor court, we lost 11-30 to Locust who won the championship of the county. To our coach and future teams we extend our best wishes. Page 36 First Row, Left to RlglltfJ11Illi'S KIIKIIISP, Holi Mi-Ilenry, Bill Davis, Junior Yost, Jaunvs V. Mi-Ili-nry, llonnlcl linbh, Guild Connor Sevoml Row-Bruve Sntliff, manager: l'ln::f-no Brent-0, Keith Hayman, Charles IfiSllllfllU.Cl1, John Unhvwust, Goff I.uwsun, Vernon LIIIIHPF, Sterling Fritz, Bill Davis, vous-li SOCCER In view of the scores of the past season, we might interpret a discouraging year for Benton High's soccer team. However, one must appreciate that the soccer competition in our league is especially keen, and that our boys lacked the knowledge and skill which must be developed over a period of time greater than one short training season. The boys showed remarkable improvement during the early part of the season. After losing the first two games to Huntington Mills and Scott Township, they were success- ful in winning the next two from Millville and Orangeville, thus earning a tie with Orangeville for second place position in the northern division of our County League. On a neutral Held at Scott Township, Orangeville defeated us 3-1 and thereby became eligible to enter the championship playoff games for our County League. To next year's soccer team we pledge our sincere support. Page 37 HS First Row, Left to lilgllff-IUEYIIIOINI Fritz, Clarence Grist-0. Junior Yost, Bryan Funk, James Fritz, Junior Beislx- line, Arthur Wenner, Ilermnn Pennington, Edward Karns Set-oinl 1lUXV'7BI'llt'K-E Sutliff. assistant nmnngzerg Darcy Xvlliffxllllfllf, John Ynlsewllst, James Knouse, Emery Miller, euuellg Guild Connor, Robert Sands, D0llIllll Rnllh, Robert Lawson, manager Through faithful training and co-operation with the coach, Mr. Miller, Benton High School boys won the county baseball championship title for 1937. Prior to the opening of the 1937 baseball season, few were willing to predict more than a mediocre success for the team, since most of the varsity members had been lost through graduation the year before. As the season progressed, the team showed many signs of improvement, and to our delight came through the last game as county champions. SCORES OF GAMES Benton ..,... 2 Orangeville ., .. 2 Benton ..,, .. 14 Catawissa ..,. .. 9 Benton ....,. 9 Orangeville ,. .. 5 Benton .,..... .. 7 Aristes .. 1 Benton ...... 9 Scott ..,................ .. S Benton ...,... ., 13 Huntington Mills ., 1 Benton ..,... .. 19 Mifflin . .. 1 Benton .... S Beaver ..,,.., .. 1 Benton .,.. .. 7 Nescopeck .. .. 3 Benton ,.., .. 11 Millville .. 3 Page 3 8 ALUMNI , ufus ALUMNI CLASS OF 1906 T. Carl McHenry, Cashier, Columbia County National Bank .,.... Della Dodson, Private Secretary ..,..........,.,...............,.......,..........,. CLASS OF 1907 Inez Buckalew McHenry, Housewife ,......,.... ..... ,......,. .... ,..,............ Ray Mather, Boston University ....... ,...,............ . ,....... Iris Ikler McCord, Teacher, Moody Bible School ..... Edie Edwards Potter, Housewife ........,,..,..,........... Blanche Shultz Hartman, Housewife- ......, Charles Keeler, Principal ........,,....,......... Irene Keeler Oliver, Housewife ...,..,... Eva Mendenhall Dixon, Deceased Fannie Harris, Deceased CLASS OF 1908 Ethel Ash Ellison, Housewife , ..,.. ......,.....,.,....,....,,..,......... . Grace Hartman Gill, Housewife ............,... Earl Laubach, Teacher .........,..... ,, ..... ,..,. Geraldine Wenner Robbins, Housewife ...,... Geraldine Yost, Teacher ....,..... .,...,........ .,........ C. F. Mann, Jr., Deceased CLASS OF 1909 Bruce Mather, Miller ........,....... ., ...,........,......,..,.......... . . ,.....,... Benton, Pa . Williamsport, Pa Benton, Pa. Boston, Mass Chicago, Ill. .. jersey Shore, Pa Benton, Pa Mauch Chunk, Pa. Montclair, N. J. Montoursville, Pa. Pottstown, Pa Benton, Pa Stillwater, Pa Mt. Vernon, N. Y Benton, Pa Susie Shultz Hess, Housewife ..,... ....., ........, .,........ Be n oil, P2 Willard Smith Dohl, Housewife ..... .,.............,........,.....,..... . ., Harveyvllles P2 CLASS OF 1910 Glen Appleman, Electrical Engineer .. ...,...,.. ,...,. . , ...,.....,..,...... ........ B ethlehem, Pa Emory Edson, Cascade Laundry ........... Katherine Farley Harmon, Housewife ...... Eva Hess Girton, Housewife .,.4,..,,...,. Helen Mendenhall, Teacher ...... CLASS OF 1911 Owen Ash, Oflice Furniture Co. ..,... ....,....,..,....,........,,....,,.... . Clarence Carey, Insurance Agent ...,... Maude Cole Appleman, Housewife ...4..... Arden Diltz, Painter ....,4..........,........,,..,... Arthur Wood, Salesman A. C. 85 F. Co. ,,.,.. , Verda Savage Hess, Housewife .,..,........,..... Ashoel Hess, Electrician ,.......,.,....,.,......,,..... Gertrude Harrison McHenry, Housewife ....... Ada Hartman Carey, Housewife ,....,.....,....., Samuel McHenry ,.,..,...,..................,.....,.... .,.,.....,......,,...... .... CLASS OF 1912 William Farley, Deceased Helen Karns Champlain, Housewife ..,... Lela Parker Hess, Housewife ..,,...,...... Sue Laubach, Deceased CLASS OF 1913 Ruth Beishline Whitenight, Housewife .... ,..,. ,.......... , ......,,....... . . Vivian Edson Wilson, Housewife ......,.... Fred Hartman, Signal, D. L. 81 W. .... . Page 40 ., ..,.., 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. 38 ALUMNI -Continued Warren Kelchner, Dept. of State ........,............... , ...,......,..,,..,.............,. ,..... W ashington, D. C. Ethel Keller Plank ......,......,..,......,..........,. Ward McHenry, Dept. of Highways ....... Shirley Robbins, Accountant .,.............. Harold Yost, Clerk, Benton Bank ..,.. Ruth Bonham Winters, Teacher ....,.. Jennie Ertwine Friedly, Housewife Herbert Keller, Instructor, Culver Military Academy ...... Boyd Kline, Farmer .................,..,..,..,.............,......,.......... Ethel Laubach Nearpass, Secretary . . Bernice Parker Laubach, Deceased Harley Smith, Lumber and Insurance ..... .........,..,...,..,,.,...,......,... CLASS OF 1914 Laura Michael Hartman, Housewife ,....., .,................... Carl Hartman, Farmer ............,...,., . ...,. . Catharine Shultz Hess, Housewife Larue Hess, Restaurant ...,..,..,...,......, Myrtle Conner, Clerk ..,.,.,......,...,... Flo Laubach Wood, Housewife Martha O'Brien Thomas, Teacher ,... Lucille Sutton Belles, Housewife ,..... Rupert Belles, Principal ................. Charles Cole, Druggist ..,............. Bessie Hess Case, Housewife .......,...... Robert Kline, Dairyman ..........,.........., Mearl McHenry O'Brien, Housewife ., .... . John Pealer, Plumber ..,...............,...,..... Lois Knouse Reese, Housewife , ..,...,. . Muriel Brittian Shiner, Housewife . .,.., . Helen Knouse Long, Housewife .,... Grace Seeley Hosler, Housewife , ..,. . Cora Karnes Hilley, Deceased Zola Smith, Teacher ....,.....,......,..... John J. McHenry, Bee Keeper ....... Frank Yost, Service Station ........ Vera Shultz Roth, Housewife ....... Mae Wright Hess, Housewife ......, Irene Dresher Gill, Housewife ....,., Pearl Hartman, Teacher ...,.................... CLASS OF 1915 Naomi Hess McHenry, Housewife ...... .,......,,.....,.....,,........... Atta Karns Hess, Housewife ....., Lillian Mendenhall, Deceased Kenneth Brittain, A. C. and F. ....,.. . Zoe Bender Smethers, Housewife ..,.., Mildred Cole Remely, Housewife .,... Cyrus Creveling, Physician ......,,.....,. Emma Cole Boggart, Housewife , ..... . Joseph McAulliffe, Unknown Della Peterman Speigel, Housewife Ruth Shultz Edson, Housewife , ....... . Iris Wood Walls, Housewife . ,...,.... Vida Edwards, Teacher ..................... CLASS OF 1916 Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York City . ...,......,..,. Benton, Pa Ridgewood, N. J. Benton, Pa. Culver, Ind. ...,Medford, Ore. Montclair, N. J. . ....... Benton, Pa. . ....... Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Millville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Montclair, N. J. Bloomsburg, Pa. Mountain View, N. J. Mountain View, N. J. Berwick, Pa. Lafayette, N. J. Benton, Pa. 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. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Pontiac, Mich. Washington, D. C. Rohrsburg, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Sara Appleman Fritz, Housewife ..,....... ........,,................... B enton, Pa. Maude Steadman Adams, Housewife . .,......... Herndon, Pa. Alice Krichbaum Williams, Housewife ...... ...... P hiladelphia, Pa. Page C EHI ALUMNI --Continued Rena Davis Adams, Housewife ..... Fred Hosler, Principal ........,....,... Claire Heden, Teacher ...,.........,......... Frank Edson, Plumber ,......... . ,.,,,.... . ,..,. Autumn Seigfried Beeson, Housewife ..... Myron Savage, Lawyer ....,..................,.... Edith Kline Ammerman, Housewife ...... Letha Buck, Teacher .,..,.....,.,............ Mable Creasy Stauder, Housewife ,..,. .. Pearl Knouse Fritz, Housewife , ......, .. Lawrence Hess, Dentist .............,.... Darl Ikeler Mather, Housewife .......... Flossie Seigfried Brink, Housewife .,...... Brooks McHenry, Musician ............... Clayton Beishline, Farmer ,, .... . Carl Belles, Bank Teller .....,.. Grant Brink, Dairyman ......,.... Albert Casey, Restaurant ..,..,......... Winifred Eves Ikler, Housewife ...,... Cleaver Hess, Farmer ...,..,.........., ..... , . Alice Housewart Wolfe, Housewife ..... Millie Karns, Deceased Helen Kline Hartman, Housewife ...,..,. Sheldon Long, Long Wagon Works ..,.. John G. McHenry, Farmer ,..,............ Percy Pealer, Storekeeper ....................,.... Mary McHenry Moore, Housewife ....4....... CLASS OF 1917 Joseph Parks, Supervisor of Agriculture ....... Carrie Perry Yost, Housewife ........,.....,.. Pattie Van Horn Thomas, Housewife , ..... .. Ruth Welliver Chapin, Housewife ..,..... . Ruth Welsh, Clerk, Benton Post Oflice ....,...,..,.... Beatrice Wood, Teacher ......,.....,...........,.,..,..,.....,..,. Bernard Wolfe, Cashier Citizens National Bank ....,...,... Cleora Fritz Fritz, Housewife ....... Alice Fritz Knecht, Housewife ........ Joseph Haney, Teacher , ...,..,............,.. ,. Mildred Hess Harrington, Housewife ..,.. Marcella Hess, Teacher ...,..,...,............. Loren Hess, Laborer ..,...................,... Leland Hess, Baker .............,...,......, Frank Hosler, Cafe ...........,..,............. Doris Hummel Hosler, Housewife ......, Harold Klinger, Teacher ........,.,...,.... Ella Laubach, Telephone Operator .......,. CLASS OF 1918 Hershey, Pa Balboa Heights, C. Z Ardmore, Pa Benton, Pa Muncie, Ind Detroit, Mich Hawley, Pa Tyrone, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Dallas, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. . .,..,,.,.., Benton, Pa. Benton Pa. . Millville: Pa. Benton, Pa , ..,. Towanda, Pa Buffalo, N. Y. Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Sellersville, Pa Benton, Pa Honesdale, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa Benton, Pa Irvington, N. J Towanda, Pa Benton, Pa Eva Laubach Galloway, Housewife ..............., Beatrice Miller Lowenbergh, Beautician ......,. Sara Appleman ............................................, Clayton Mather, Physician ........ Earl Peterman, Physician ., .......,... .. Ruth Taylor Keller, Housewife ........ Gilbert Travelpiece, Jeweler ,............ Helen Newman Ash, Housewife , .... . Zell Albertson, Secretary .............,...,...,.. Ruth Yocum McHenry, Housewife ..,.... Herman Hartman, Farmer ...,,.,...,......,, Guy Hess, Deceased Page 42 Montoursville, Pa Hublersburg, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Hatboro, Pa Benton, Pa York, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa , ....., Brooklyn, N. Y Quarryville, Pa Detroit, Mich Benton, Pa Shickshinny, Pa Chicago, Ill Schwenkville, Pa Williamsport, Pa Benton, Pa 3 ALUMNI -Continued Ivan Ash, Accountant Y. M. C. A. .,... , Arden Hess, Farmer ......... ,......,,......... Gladys Edwards Fritz, Housewife ...., Geraldine Getz Conner, Housewife .,...., Frances Housewart Hess .........,...,..,... CLASS OF 1919 Edith McMichael Dodson, Teacher ........,,..,.... Cleo Roberts Fritz, Deceased Jessie Yocum, Department Forests and Waters ..,... Ida Harrison, Domestic Work ......,.......,.....,....... Guy Evertt, Supervisor of Agriculture ,, ......, . Sue Perry Malotte, Clerk .....,...,.....,....... Ruth Hartman Sheldon, Housewife ..... Gordon Johnson, Trucker .................. Bertha Getz Rike, Housewife Helen Hess Davis, Housewife . ,........ Grace Dresher Hill, Housewife ...,............. Pearl Mordan, At Home .....................,,........ Harriet Shearer Karns Stevens, Housewife ....., Norton Thomas, Teacher .....,..........,......,..... Mary Gillaspy Shaler, Housewife .....,........ Guy Harrison, Deceased Hilda Fritz Miller, Clerk ................... CLASS OF 1920 Max McHenry, Musician .....,.....4......,,... Florence Thompson Mader, Housewife ....... .. Paul Shannon, Trailer Driver . .,..........,............... . Russel Shultz, Chemist, National Biscuit Co. ...... . Earnest Knouse, Farmer .............,..........,......,... Harry Evertt, Supervisor of Agriculture ..,...,. Ella Mitchel Everhart, Housewife ............... Reta Doty Williams, Housewife ........ Helen Hess Strauch, Housewife .......,..... Claude Moore, Silk Mill, Shickshinny Willis Dietrich, Farmer ,..... ................... Eva O'Brien Skow, Housewife ,,..,, ..... Neva Shultz, Unknown Donald Smith, Dairy ......... Doyle Knouse, Laborer ,..... Minard Ash, Farmer ...,..,... Marjorie Buck, Stenographer .................... Ethel Poust, Domestic Work ,... .,......,...... . Dorthea Hess Letteer Knapp, Housewife . ,...,.. Archie Harrison, Laborer ...,. ..,. , ......... . ., Paul Laubach, Automobile Salesman ..,..... Jarius Harrison ..... ..,......,............... ..... , . .. Elizabeth Kessler Kashner, Housewife ...... joseph Hess, Clerk ...,... ,..... ............ ,....... Allen Lown Miriam Smith Sherman, Teacher ...,... Rachael Evans, Teacher . .,......,......,... . Della Gibbons Snyder, Housewife ..... Erma Young Smith, Housewife ....., Helen Young Smith, Housewife .,..,. Millard Ash, Farmer ......,............. Carl Eveland, Carpet Mill ,.....,...... . Vera Howlett Hauck, Housewife ...... Beatrice Saul Moffet, Housewife ........ CLASS OF 1921 Chicago, Ill. Montrose, Pa. Benton, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Watsontown, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Audubon, Pa. Benton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Benton, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. McKeesport, Pa. Freeport, L. I. Bloomsburg, Pa. Dallas, Pa. York, Pa. Benton, Pa. Oakwood, N. J. Rohrsburg, Pa. Turbotville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Shillington, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. . .,......,,,.. Benton, Pa. .. . . .. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Washington, D. C. Orangeville, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, 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. Page 43 H ALUMNI -Continued Hilda Everett Devine, Housewife ....,.....,... Grace McHenry Hartman, Housewife ., Evelyn Peterman, Telephone Operator ..,.. Mildred Karns, Deceased Etta Hess Laubach, Housewife .,,.....,,. Clyde Dietrich, Teacher ...,....... Lee Kline, Laborer .......,...,.............,,. Emery Miller, Teacher ..,,.,..............,,.. Ella Mae Fritz Wright, Housewife .,..,.. Marion Brewington, Linotype Operator Robert Hosler, Salesman ...... ,..,.. ...,. ,.... Edward Laubach, Atlantic Refining Co. .,... . Stanley Wright, Magee Garage .........,.,.. Alton Hess, A. C. 8C F. ............,.....,. . Sara Baker Kline, Housewife Max Bittenbender, Hosiery Mill ...... Roscoe Savage, Trucker .....,.......... Ethel Bray Laubach, Housewife . ,... Harold Cole, Trailer Driver . .,...., . John Yost, Electrician ......,........ Glen Keller, Truck Driver ...,........ Pauline Doty Cole, Housewife ..,..,... Erma Deitrich Scott, Housewife ........ Grace Fite White, Housewife ........,....... Elizabeth Keefer Keefer, Housewife ...,.. Lola Keefer Deitrich, Housewife ....,... Lorine Getz Harrison, Housewife .,.... Maude Hess Ash, Housewife .......,........, Geneva Smith Cross, Housewife .,.... ....,....... Erma McHenry Brewington, Housewife ,,.,.. Correne Horn Smith, Housewife ,..,......,.... Irvin Harrison, Church Work ,....,,. CLASS OF 1922 CLASS OF 1923 Carl Hagenbauch, Accountant, DuPont Co. ....,..............,.....,...,... . John Ruckle, Farmer ,......,.......,.,.,..,. , ,.... ......... Dale Smith, Laborer ,......,. Mahlon Strauch, Baker , ...... . John McHenry, Farmer ...... Harold Moore, Bakery ...,....... Ross Pennington, Merchant .,,.., Rolza Hess, Mechanic ,,.,....... .. Harland Franklin, Laborer ....,...... Leon Hartman, Civil Engineer ....... Ranald Smith, Cabinet Maker .,.... Jay Karnes, Farmer .,....,..,... .. Elmer Kline, Farmer .,..,.,..,..... .. George Laubach, Health Officer ..,..,.... Kathryn Fritz Bennet, Housewife ..,,.. Edith Hirleman Hess, Housewife .,.... Eleanor Hoffa, Teacher .........,...,..,.,,.,.... Marie Karns Wright, Housewife .....,....,..., Helen Barret Baer Lechleitner, Teacher Florine Eveland, Stenographer ....,...........,. Martha Follmer Youman, Housewife ....... Edna Keefer, Nurse .......,.... .,..... , , .... Mary Mather, Housewife .....,.....,.... Evada Micheal Sharek, Housewife .,.... Page 44 Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Hyattsville, Md. Hatboro, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. ,. .,..,.. Berwick, Pa. . ........... Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Fairmount Springs, Pa. Hyattsville, Md. Philadelphia, Pa. Clinton, Mo. ., .... Wilmington, Del. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Harveyville, Pa. . ,..,. . Pittsburgh, Pa. Benton, Pa. , ..... ,. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Montague Place, N. J. Catawissa, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Cambra, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Emos, Pa. Benton, Pa. ALUMNI -Continued Zora Smith Zimmerman, Housewife Madalyn Wright, Teacher .4,..,......,...,. Ruth Force Floyd, Housewife ...,...,.... Maude McHenry, Nurse ......,...,..,.......... Daisy Cotterman McHenry, Housewife .... Emily Seward Kingsley, Housewife ...... Esther Chapin Laubach, Housewife . ,.... Mary Dodson Gearhart, Housewife ......,. Gladys Sanders Alton Appleman, Laborer ...4.... Ray Hess, Laborer ...,,...,.,...... Lola Ash Gilford, Deceased Ruth Larish Hill, Housewife .....,,...... Lois Hess Rohrer, Private Secretary ...... Kathryn Ruckle Brink, Housewife .,............ Mabel Whitenight Artmore, Housewife .4..... Lyle Bittenbender, Laborer .....................,. Robert Shannon, Insurance ....,........ Lena Bender Butler, Housewife ,..... Margaret Hess Hess, Housewife ....., Marie Parks, Nurse , ..,..,......,.. ,. Mary Savage, Teacher ..........,........ Howard Brewington, Sheriff .......... Norman Shultz, Foreman ....,..,......,.,.,.., Thelma Boston Cornell, Housewife .,..,.. Eltheda Keefer Hess, Housewife ............... Gertrude MCM. Housewert, Housewife ..,...,. Louis Trainer Savage, Housewife ........,.... Joe Derr, General Electric .... , ...,......,. .. Carl Taylor, Plumber .,...................... Ella Friedly Robbins, Housewife , ..,..,,.. . Gertrude Wenner Sands, Housewife ..... Larue Hess, Truck Driver .................. Rosalyn Fritz Kilfoil, Nurse .............. Sarah Knouse, Secretary .,..,................,... Helen Whitenight Dodson, Housewife . ,..,. Irene Keeler Kashner, Housewife , ..,.. ., Reba Stevens Shannon, Housewife ...,.. Irene Rhinard Creveling, Housewife Grant Lunger, Farmer ....... ,.., ...,..... Dallas Baker, Highway Department ..... Samuel Laubach, Dentist .... ,..... . ,..,. Fred Zarr, Department of Revenue .... Chapin Wenner, Deceased Glenn Hess, Farmer .....,...,........ Charles Jones, Teacher ...,............. Earl Carpenter, Game Warden ....,..,...... William Bonham ................,..,,,.,...,..,.....,... Mabel McHenry Brewington, Housewife .,.. Phoebe Yorks Appleman, Housewife ...,.... Mary Hartman, Teacher ...........,............ Doris Fritz Zarr, Clerk ,..,........,,..... Mabel Coleman Barker, Housewife .... Anna Polk Eyer, Housewife ..,.. ........ George Mather, Office Manager ...,.......... Hilda Knouse Stedman, Housewife ..,..,. Gladys Hirleman Walker, Housewife ...... Elda Keefer Pealer, Housewife ...... Forty Fort, Pa. CLASS OF 1924 CLASS OF 1925 . Balboa, Canal Zone Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Town Hill, Pa. Annville, Pa. , .... Philadelphia, Pa. Muhlenburg, Pa. .... Benton, Pa. Waterloo, N. Y. Bloomsburg, Pa. Elmira, N. Y. Eagles Mere, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Danville, Pa. Boston, Mass. Endicott, N. Y. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. South Bend, Ind. Sweet Valley, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Catawissa, Pa. Schenectady, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Danville, Pa. Hughesville, Pa. Lairdsville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Harrisburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hatboro, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. , .... Plymouth, Pa. Benton, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Millville, Pa. Millville, Pa. Rochester, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Page ALUMNI -Continued Gertrude Quick Benscoter, Housewife .. ....... Evelyn Harrison Yore, Nurse ...,.............,....,... Margaret Peterman Refsnyder, Housewife ........ Doris Letteer, Deceased Fred Stoker, Postmaster .... , ..........,..,. ., Larue Evans, Dairy Manufacture ,.,..,. Frank Pealer, Farmer ....,...,.......,,...,. Ernest Hess, Farmer ....,......,.,......., Clair VanHorn, Food Inspector ,.,. . ,... Kathryn Dodson Fritz, Housewife ..,.. Lawrence Savage, Laborer . .,..,,,.,..... . Cletus Hartman, Insurance ,......... Raymond Ribble, Laborer .,... jay McMichael, Laborer .....,.. Sheldon Cole, Deceased CLASS OF 1926 Eileene Bittenbender Smith, Housewife ....,..,...,. .......,.....,...,........... . .. Harriet Wenner McGrecham, Housewife . Helen Gibbons Edson, Housewife ...,..,...... Madge Lunger Burns, Housewife ............., Hazel Saunders Glancy, Housewife , ..... . Margaret Dodson, Nurse ...,................. Ruth Gilaspy Taylor, Housewife ...... Mabel Albertson, Teacher ............,.. Rachael Peterman, Waitress Eleanor Sands, Teacher ..,.......... Frank Moore, Benton Bakery .,.... Annetta Duel Moss, Housewife ...,............. Oliver Beishline, Clerk .............................. Samuel Harvey, Oilice Work, Washington, D. C. .,... . Dean Pealer, Farmer ..,..,.........,..,.. ,, ...,..,..,.............. ... James Patterson, Minister .......,.....,,.....,,.... Kenneth Bender, Dairying . ,...,.. Carlton Thompson, Poultry ..... Franklin Keefer, Farmer ,............, Robert Albertson, Undertaker ....... DeArmond McHenry, Physician ,....... Robert Edson, Electrical Engineer ...... Donald Kline, Pure Foods Inspector ..,.., William Yost,. Civil Engineer ..,......... Budd Hirleman, Milk Route ,........,. Helen Ash Sterns, Housewife ,,............ Grace Ash Whitenight, Housewife ....... Madlyn Bray Sutliff, Housewife ....,.,. Arlene Buck Mackie, Housewife ..,..... Laura Conrad, Secretary . ,..,, ................... Dorothy Colley Brewington, Turnkey ...... Naomi Clark Marquand, Housewife ...... , Beatrice Hartman Harrington, Teacher .. Pearl Jackson Davis, Deceased Florence Knouse Knolles, Housewife ,..,.... Virginia Snyder, Housewife ...,............,.. Hazel Keller, Nurse Margaret Unbewust Soroko, Housewife ..... Beatrice Zarr, Teacher .....,.........,........,.. Arthur Boston, Farmer .....,.....,.. Edward Bogdziewicz ....,..,,............,..... Ivan Chapin, Relief Administrator .,..... Harold Coleman, Relief Inspector ...... Paul Hartman, Laborer ...,............... Kermit Hess, Teacher ................... Calvin Karns, Laborer ........ Clyde Kearkuff, Farmer ..... Page 46 CLASS OF 1927 Hunlocks Creek, Pa. Tampa, Fla. New York City Everett, Mass. Flushing, N. Y. Stillwater, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Meadville, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. .. Mahanoy City, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. . ............. Benton, Pa. . West Hazleton, Pa. . East Orange, N. J. Lansford, Pa. Bloomfield, Pa. Newark, N. J. Benton, Pa. Red Bank, N. J. Muncy, Pa. Bloomfield, N. J. Benton, Pa. Fairmount Springs, Pa. , .,.,........, Easton, Pa. , Silver Springs, Md. Stillwater, Pa. Allentown, Pa. , ..,....... Bristol, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hellam, Pa. .. East Orange, N. J. Detroit, Mich. Clearfield, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Birdsboro, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Newark, N. Y. Berwick, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. . ......... Benton, Pa. Philipsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Haverville, Pa. Bristol, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Meshoppen, Pa. Sunbury, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hughesville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. ALUMNI -Continued Kermit Kingsley, Dry Cleaner ........... O. B. Savage, Farmer ............,...,..,.......,. Hobart Shultz, Magee Carpet Mill .,..... Richard Wood, Farmer ,...,, ...... , ..,,..,.. . james Wood, Y. M. C. A. ,, ..... .. Hervy Long, Radio Service .,.... Lewis Creveling, Teacher ....., Helen Parks Snyder, Housewife .,....... Bertha Roberts Knouse, Housewife .. .. Emeline Savage Sorber, Housewife ....... Phyllis Strauch, Nurse ........,............... Harold Ash, Farmer ,,.....,................ Linden Ash, Farmer ..,,... Donald Boston, Farmer 4.... Roy Evans, Laborer ,...... Oscar Barret, Farmer .,...... Joseph Follmer, Fertilizer .........,........ Grant Patterson Plumber ...,......... Zerbin Pealer, Highway Departmentliinl .... Carlton Roberts, Dairy ................,......, Boyd Hartman, Farmer ....................... Carl Weaver, Clerk, Engineering Office ,..... . Elmer Miller, Interne .......,.................... Mildred Albertson, Housewife 4...,.......... Madge Brewington Yost, Housewife .... Mary Egizi Follmer, Housewife ....,,.,,. Miriam Edwards, Teacher ...,..,.....,,. Anna Mary Freas, Stenographer Sadie Keeler Hess, Housewife .....,,... Lucy Keeler Mark, Housewife ..,..... Ruth Karns, Nurse ..........,....,..,..., Hazel McMichael, Teacher ................ Dorothy Sutliif Shultz, Housewife ....,...,.. Marguerite Bender Karns, Housewife Paul Young, Farmer .................... .......,.. Frances Cole Kline, Housewife ........... Thelma Cole Warner, Housewife ,...,. Rue Davenport, Domestic Work ........ Dorothy Eves Drake, Housewife ,......,,.. Atta Follmer Heckman, Housewife ..... Edith Fritz McMichael, Housewife . ..... . Mabel Funk Whitenight, Housewife ...,. Viola Hess Bray, Housewife ..,.,,.........,. Cletta Pennington Hiscox, Housewife ...,.. Margaret Parks, Cook .........,............,..... Helen Dresher Gordner, Housewife ..... Beatrice Albertson jones, Housewife .. Ruth Appleman Pealer, Housewife , ..,. . Neta Buck Kingsley, Housewife .,....,. Doris Botsford, Housekeeper . .4..4,...,. . Isabelle Deuel McNulty, Housewife .... Helen Follmer Heckman, Housewife .. Eleanor Fritz Kramer, Housewife ........ Helen Fritz Wood, Housewife ............ Helen Hess Beishline, Deceased Beatrice Hess Healy, Housewife ........ Kathryn Hess, Nurse ........,........,.,....,.... Nellie Hess Shultz, Housewife ..........,.. Marguerite Knouse Parker, Housewife Eleanor Kessler, Deceased Marjorie Remely, Telephone Operator Evelyn Saul CLASS OF 1928 Annville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton 1 Pa Chicago, Ill Pa Benton, . ,.... Hughesville , Pa Bloomsburg CLASS OF 1929 Orangeville, Berwick, ,Pa Pa Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa . ,.... Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa Carnbra, Pa Benton, Pa Maysville, Md Bloomsburg, Pa Berwick, Pa Orangeville, Pa Rochester, N. Y. York, Pa. East Orange, N.j Clearfield, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa Harrisburg, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa. Flushing, L. I. Bloomsburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Danville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Bloomsburg, Pa Berwick, Pa. Mahanoy City, Pa. , ..., Stillwater, Pa Benton, Pa Williamsport, Pa . Stroudsburg, Pa Plymouth, Pa. . Bloomsburg, Pa. Hatboro, Pa Stillwater, Pa Annville, Pa Williamsport, Pa Wapwallopen, Pa Espy, Pa Newberry, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa Carlisle, Pa Pontiac, Mich Page 47 Heil S ALUMNI -Continued Clara Shultz Hess, Housewife ........,.....,................, ..,....... Franklin Beishline, Bloomsburg Packing Co. .... , Graydon Beishline, Salesman Edwin Cole, Mechanic ...,...... Garret Edwards .............. Charles Getz, Laborer ..,.... Edward Hess, Farmer ........ George Hess, Laborer ............ Lester Keeler, Storekeeper .......,... George Kinney, Student ........................... Joseph Larish, Teacher .......,,,..,,...........,..,,... Emerson Laubach, Atlantic Refining Co. Guy Laubach, Miner ...............,......,............,. Howard McCern, Lumberman .......,... Roy Miller, Farmer .,......,............ Ross Smith, Laborer ...........,..... CLASS OF 1930 Raymond Baker, Turkey Farmer ...........,.......... Woodrow Brewington, State Highway Department ....,. Arden Blain, Principal ........,.........,.....,.......,..,..,............ Frank Keeler, Transportation ,..... ........................ ,..,. Joseph Seward, Farmer ,.....,......... Kermit Shultz, Truck Driver ..,..,... Marion Smith, Farmer ...,.....,.........,....... Eugene Treasure, Carnegie Steel Co. Carl P. Hess, Farmer ..,......,...,........,... Carl W. Hess, Farmer ..............,....., Claude Karns, Farmer ....,.,. Ivan Wenner, Farmer ................,. Marie Albertson, Nurse .....,..,...,.,.... Ethel Charles Smith, Housewife ....... Phyllis Conner, Dental Hygienist ...,..., Gladys Crawford, Nurse ...,,.....,......,......,. Genevieve Edwards Baker, Housewife ,,.... Harold Coleman, Acetylene Welder ..... L. V. Deitrick Horn, Housewife ........ Agnes Fritz Kline, Housewife ......... Ada Doty Stewart, Housewife ...,.....,.... Ethel Golder Hiltchner, Housewife ..,.., Lena Laubach Trump, Housewife ..... Grace McMichael, At Home ..,. , ..., . Blanche Mordon Everett, Teacher ....,,.. Esther Pealer Laubach, Housewife ...,.....,. Marguerite Perry Bradford, Housewife , ...,. . Iantha Shultz Hess, Housewife ............,..,. Lena Stoker Dodson, Housewife .....,,..,. Lorna Yeager ,.... ................,.,...... .... Martha Minier, Nurse ..,..,,....,...,........ Letha Speary Benjamin, Housewife .... ,. Dorothy Zarr Brown, Housewife ...... Pursel Albertson, Mechanic ..... CLASS OF 1931 Pond Hill, Pa ., Bloomsburg, Pa Muncy, Pa .. Bloomsburg, Pa Benton, Pa .. Orangeville, Pa Benton, Pa Benton, Pa .. Harrisburg, Pa ,. Orangeville, Pa Reading, 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 Bloomsburg Pa . Philadelphia: Pa Benton, Pa Detroit, Mich Reading, Pa .. Bloomsburg, Pa Millville, Pa Stillwater, Pa .. Bloomsburg, Pa Reading, Pa Paperville, Pa Orangeville, Pa .. Orangeville, Pa Lairdsville, Pa Lairdsville, Pa Benton, Pa Stanley, N. Y Benton, Pa Kenneth Beach, Laborer ......,.,........ ....... H untington Mills, Pa. Lloyd Knouse, License Bureau ........ ............... H arrisburg, Pa. Joseph Kuzma, At Home , ....,......,..,... .........,..,...., Be nton, Pa. Harold Laubach, U. S. Battery Co. ....... .,..... N iagara Falls, N. Y. Robert Umbewust, Truck Driver ...... ............. B uffalo, N. Y. William Wenner, P. P. and L. ,.... ....... S tillwater, Pa. Madge Kearkuif, Nurse .......,...............,.. .,............ S ayre, Pa. Helen Beishline, Nurse ...,.......,......,.....,..... ............... E aston, Pa. Margaret Benscoter Ridall, Housewife ........ ., ..,. Shickshinny, Pa. Edith Chapin, Stenographer , .....,,.......... . ........ Harrisburg, Pa. Roberta Clark Rictor, Housewife ...., ........ S elinsgrove, Pa. Corola Cole, Clerk ....,..,.................. ........,.. B enton, Pa. Page 48 3 ALUMNI -Continued Maude Diltz McHenry, Housewife Olive Everheart Plummer, Private Nurse Helen Hartman, Clerk ............,..,............ Unora Mendenhall, Teacher ....,.......,.,.. Helen Rider, Clerk .,.......,..,,.,..,.......,. Betty Searfoss, Carpet Mill ................., Pauline Seward Beach, Housewife ,...,. Louise Shannon Stoneham, Housewife .... May Smith, Nurse ......,.................,.....,..., Vivian Treasure, Teacher ..... Janice Conner, Nurse ,.......... Albert Fritz, Truck Driver Donald Healy, Laborer ......, Roy Keeler, Laborer .....i..........,...... Larue Steinruch, Laborer .................... Dolly Coleman Kuckiniski, Nurse ....... Ora Karns, At Home .........,..........,... Kermit Shultz, Truck Driver ....,.. Helen Keller Hess, Housewife ....... Rebecca McHenry, At Home .... George Golder, At Home ..,........... Millard Hess, Gulf Refining Co. ...,. . Irvin Diltz, Benton Bakery ...,.... James Hess, Gas Station .......... John Brewington, Printer .....,..........,. . .... , Horace Harrison, Merchant ....,.....,......... CLASS OF 1932 Lawrence Peterman, Sports Service Corp. ..., . Loren Appleman, Laborer . ....,..,...,............ ,. William Adams, Jr., Military College ..,,. Ira McHenry, Production Clerk ........... Victor Ash, Farmer ,.......,......,........... Ralph Hartman, Laborer ...,................., Emerson Stoneham, Benton Bakery .,...... Dorothy Hunter Kelchner, Housewife ....,.. Reba Dewitt, Housewife , .,.,......,........... .. Louise Dildine Wandell, Housewife .....,.. Kathryn Searfoss, Clerk ....................... Margaret Cromis, Stenographer ........ Iris Savage Penman, Housewife .,...... Bertha Hoyt Boston, Housewife ....... Jessie Horn, Domestic Work ......... Eulalia Sutlitf, At Home ..........,,... .. Mary Kile Laubach, Housewife .....,.. Donald Kelchner, Laborer ............. Allen Buck, Farmer .................... john Kline, Laborer ......,... Melvin Fritz, Farmer ........... Gerald Edwards, Clerk .,...... Fred Beishline, Mechanic ............... Wayne Hartman, Post Oice ...,..... George Hess, Clerk ...,................. Kenneth Hoyt, Truck Driver ....... Karl Hess, Laborer ., ..,.........,,........ . Oliver Karns, Farmer .....,...,...........,.,... Haines Miller, Student, Penn State .,.... Delbert Plastow, Laborer .................. joseph Sutlid, Jr., Laborer .................. Jack Young, Accountant ......,.................. Lois Bittenbender Herbert, Housewife Vera Botsford, At Home ...,..,..............,..,... Gertrude Buckalew Vissack, Housewife .... Glenda Conner, At Home ....................,.. Mabel Deitrick, Practical Nurse .......... CLASS OF 1933 Harrisburg, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. ,, .... ,.,. . , Benton, Pa. . ........,.........,.. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Huntington Mills, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Benton, Pa. Terrel, Texas York, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Ashley, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Rochester, N. Y. Bloomsburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Huntington Mills Pa. Orangeville: Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Forks, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York City Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ., ....,..,.. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Page 49 ALUMNI -Continued Hilda DeLuca, At Home ...,.... ............................, ,..,.. .............. ,............,.. Ruth Fritz, Deceased Mabel Golder, Domestic Work .......,. Mildred Hartman Gookin, Housewife Flora Kile Hoyt, Housewife ,......,......... Dorothy McMichael, Teacher . ..,..,.. .. Belva Pealer Hess, Housewife .....,.,,,.... Willard Savage Phillips, Housewife ..,.... Teresa Sibinski ..............,.........,...,..,... Dorothy Wenner, Teacher ......,......,.. Lavenia Deitrich Gulliver, Beautician Evelyn Taylor, Deceased Mary Housewert, At Home ....,..,........ Arthur Albertson, Farmer .,...,. Jesse Benjamin, Farmer .....,..,.. Harry Coleman, Contractor .,...,. Lee Yost, Truck Driver ,..,...... Melvin Hess, Farmer .,.......... Charles Kindig, Farmer ...,..,. Bruce Stoker, Clerk ................. Willard Van Horn, Farmer ......., Charles Searfoss, Farmer ....,.... Floyd Crawford, Farmer . ,... Betty McHenry Phillips, Housewife . Dorothy Edgar, Student, B. S, T. C. . Kathryn Kelchner Derr, Housewife ,..,.., Freas Follmer, Farmer .......,... ,..,.,.,....... Arden Harvey, Truck Driver .......,... Lura Runyan, At Home ......,..,...,........ Helen Albertson Hontz, Housewife . Albert Acornley, At Home ...,.........., Raymond Housewert, Laborer .....,. Harold Colley, At Home 4..,........,,.... Madalyn Kile Funk, Housewife ,......... Marcella Remley Wolfe, Housewife . John Grisco, At Home ..,..,..,...,...,..... Ruth Saul, At Home ......... Billy Dodson, Shoemaker ..,... Ella Hartman, At Home ...,...... ,... ..... Harold Hess, Benton Bakery .,.......,.., CLASS OF 1934 Dawn Beishline Bankowiski, Housewife ..,..... Doyle Ashelman, At Home ...,........,.........,. Charles Fritz, Milk Plant .........,..,.....,..... Carl Harvey, Truck Driver ....,,.,.., Annie Ragan, Domestic Work ,...,. .... Carl Stevens, Student, Penn State ....,... Alice Fritz Bittenbender, Housewife Leo Kile, Laborer ..,..4......,.........,..,,..,. Franklin Habenbauch, Farmer .,.... Julia Boston Fritz, Housewife ....... Bernard Kocher, Farmer .......,..,... Lillie Sellers, At Home .........,,. Charles Schiffner, Nurse ......,...... Bessie Hontz Hall, Housewife .....,. Arthur Hayman, Laborer ,,............... Ruth Parks Crawford, Housewife .......... Welden Roberts, At Home .....,,.....,......,.,,.. Ella Mae McHenry Roberts, Housewife ....... CLASS OF 1935 Ruth Brewington, Student, Thompson College ,......, . ,......., ..... , , .,,.,, , Blanche Stoker, Argus Office ....,............,.....,........ Wayne Shultz, Harrington 8: Co. ......,.........,.., . Allan Robbins, Nurse ....,,.,....,....... Page 50 New York City Stillwater, Pa. Tucson, Ariz. Huntington Mills, Pa. Centre Hall, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Danville, Pa. Danville, Pa. . ,..... . Benton, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bradford, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Hellams, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Millville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. , ....., Bloornsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. . ..,..... Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Peeksville, Pa. State College, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Danville, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. , ....... Benton, Pa. Scranton, Pa. 38 ALUMNI -Continued Betty Fritz, Student, B. S. T. C. ........ . Virginia Lawson, Domestic Work ....,.. Wesley Burgess, Working ...,..,..,....... Bruce Crawford, At Home .....,...,. Kathryn Yost, Student Nurse ..... ,. Ruth Hontz, At Home ............,..., Charles Wenner, Truck Driver , ...... , Lundy McHenry, Farmer .,.........,..... Helen Drabot, Domestic Work ....,....... Letha Peterman Smith, Housewife ...... Martha Yorks, Domestic Work ........... Marjory Harrison Edwards, Housewife .,.... John Marshall, Laborer ................,........,, Jerry Charles Van Sickle, Laborer ....... Thomas Minier, Laborer ..........,........ June Hess, Domestic Work ....,..,......,... William Miller, Student, Penn State ....... Kermit McHenry, Mail Carrier ........... Harry Peters, Laborer ....,..........,........... Freda Palmer McHenry, Housewife ..,.... Harold Strauch, Benton Bakery ...,...... Earl Brewington, Laborer ......,...... Homer Hayman, Farmer ........... Leonard Cole, Farmer ...,......,......... Beulah Fritz, Domestic Work ,...,.. Fred Breece, Laborer .......,........... Alvin Kile, Farmer .............,. Kenneth Speary, Farmer ,..,. Erma Buckalew, At Home , ......,... . Helen Butler, Domestic Work ,....,. Helen Coleman, At Home ......... Grace Depoe, At Home .,........ Beatrice Dresher, At Home ........ Evelyn Fink, Student Nurse ...... Helen Harrison, Beautician ., ..... . Frances Hayes, At Home .........,, Grace Hess, Domestic Work ...... Martha L. Hess, At Home ,......., Betty Hosler, Stenographer .,............ Nola Johnson Baker, Housewife ...... Arlene Karns, Domestic Work ..... Amanda Keller, At Home .....,.... Hilda Kile, Student Nurse ......,............ Joyce Long, Student, B. S. T. C. ....,... . Martha McHenry, Student, B. S. T. C. Thelma McHenry Doty, Housewife ....... Christine Minier, At Home ................, Dorothy Peterman, At Home ....... Ernestine Post Kile, Housewife ...... Laura Rood, Silk Mill ................ Gwendyln Ruckle, Clerk ....... Dorothy Saul, At Home ........ Leona Sones, Clerk ..,..,...........,.....,. ... Kathleen Sutlitf, Student Nurse , ..... , ...,. .. Olive Stair, At Home ........................,,..,..... Edith Van Horn Schraeder, Housewife Daisy Beishline, At Home ,,........... . ,...... .. Phyllis McHenry, At Home ..,...,..,...,...... Thomas Albertson, Union Hospital ....,... Martin Appleman, At Home ...,.........., Clair Bittenbender U. S Batter Co .,,. , . y . . George Deitrick, Farmer ..............,......, Frank Diltz, Farmer .,,..,..,,. .,..... Bradley Evans, Laborer ......, George Fink, At Home ........ CLASS OF 193 6 Bloomsburg, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. ., ...,.. Orangeville, Pa. . .........,. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Unityville, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. , ..... Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. , ........... Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Jonestown, Pa. Duryea, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Lairdsville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Detroit, Mich. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. . ,,..... New York City Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York City Benton, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Page Sl ALUMNI -Continued Clair Colley, Laborer ....,. ............,...........,....... ...,...................,..,........, Willard Fritz, Farmer . .,.. . jack Golder, Laborer ,..... Wayne Kile, Laborer .....,.. Claude Lewis, Laborer ...,.,. Jack McHenry, Silk Mill ...,.., Emil McHenry, Clerk ....... Charles Michael, Farmer .......,..,............. Larue Thomas, At Home ..,....................... Howard Wodock, Student, Penn State Rollin Young, Student, Penn State ,... Florence Fritz, At Home .,,......,............. Jack Leteer, At Home .............,....... CLASS OF 1937 Pierce Ashelman, Farmer ...,...,......,..,..... . ,.........,...... . .........,......,. .. Darline Andrews, Domestic Work .....,.. Stella Buzick, Waitress , ..,..,.........,..., . Clayton Beishline, Jr., Farmer ....... Lyle Benjamin, Farmer ............, Beryl Davis, At Home ....,....,................. Norman Fine, Laborer . ,..... ....... ,............ . . , Helen Kent Dixon, Student, B. S. T. C. .... . Sylvia Deitrick, At Home ....,........,,..,..,..,.... Mary Dodson, Junior Bucknell College ..,.. James Fritz, At Home ................,..,...,...... Dorothy Good, Student Nurse ................,......... Raymond Fritz, Farmer ..,...,........,..........,.........,..,..,. Alice Hayman, Wilkes-Barre Business College ......., Viola Hartman, Domestic Work ........,...............,.. Bryan Funk, Laborer ..... , ...............,......,......,...,. . Robert Hess, Farmer .,......,............,, Dorothy Hess, Student Nurse ........ Kenneth Horn, Farmer ..,.............,.........,...... Frances Horn, At Home . ,...,. ........ , .4.............. . Frances Hess, Wilkes-Barre Business College ..... Edith Karns, At Home ..,..............,.................. Edward Karns, At Home .......,.........,........... Leona Keeler, At Home ..... Dayne Kline, Farmer , ........... , Kathryn Kile, At Home ....... Winifred Keller, At Home ...... Charles Laubach, Farmer .....,........,..,............,, Arlene Markle, Waitress .,.....................,...,.....,.....,. Robert Lawson, Western Reserve University ....... Hester Plastow, Domestic Work ..........,.,......,..,. Wilene McHenry, Wyoming Seminary .......... William Mather, Poultryman ..,..,...,........ John McMichael, Farmer .,,.....,..,..,.....,.... Isabelle Ragan, Domestic Work ..,..,............ H. Jack McHenry, Dickinson Seminary ........ Marjory Remley, At Home ..,......,............,.. Julia Redline, At Home ........ ....... Marion Mears, Laborer ...,... Edward Pealer, Farmer ....,.... Nina Smith, At Home .......,..,,..... Herman Pennington, Farmer ..i... Virginia Whitmoyer, At Home ...... Dorethea Stout, At Home ........... Charles Smith, Farmer .....,........... Thomas Stackhouse, Farmer ......,..................,..., Ruth Wilson, Clerk ,.............. ...........,..,............... , . Arthur Wenner, Wilkes-Barre Business College ...... Lois Yaple, Student, East Stroudsburg ................. Mercia Yost, Student, B. S. T. C. ............ ...... . Theresa Yost, Student, B. S. T. C. ...,.. . Theron Wenner, At Home ..........,...... John Laubach, Farmer ....... Page 5 2 Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. . Orangeville, Pa. State College, Pa. State College, Pa. Benton, Pa. , Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. . Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. . Bloomsburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Newark, N. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. ., ...... Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. . Cleveland, Ohio Benton, Pa. Kingston, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa, Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. . ..,...,. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. . Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. ., ..... Benton, Pa. . .......,. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Stroudsburg, Pa. . Bloomsburg, Pa. , ..,., Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. 3 APPRECIATION We, the Senior Class of the Benton High School, desire to express our appreciation to the following advertisers, who by their co-operation have made this issue of the BLACK AND ORANGE possible. BENTON Neil S. Harrison Ritz Theatre Ralph Smith Albert Casey Hervy O. Long Ray B. Keeler Ross Harrison W. F. Confair C. K. Albertson L. W. Ginter Charles W. Hess M. D. Pennington Columbia County National Bank Paul Hess H. W. Belles J. P. Laubach The Argus Benton Bakery Charles A. Edson BL Son Bruce Mather james Kinney George Yost T. C. Smith Donald Smith Roy McHenry Harry W. Hess R. W. Rabb Doyle Sutliff Benton Furniture Store Helen Deiter Howard McCern John Knouse Grant Brink Harrington's Foundry BLOOMSBURG Marietta Dress Shop Zehner 8l Shuman Jack Geistwite F. P. Pursel Harry Barton Moyer Brothers Dillon's Texas Lunch Economy Store Triangle Motors Fred Hippensteel Knouse Greenhouses Racusin's Housenick Motor Company Welliver Auto Parts Hagenbauch Motor Company Creasy 85 Wells Phillip's Studios Letterman's Bakery Gross Bottling Works Fink's Columbia Airways Magee Garage Gensemer Meats Howard Brewington Arcus Woman's Shop Carl Fleckenstine Dr. S. S. Hess Marion Pealer Harry Townsend M. P. Whitenight Penn Appliance Company Mordan BL Johnson Hess Smoke Shop Schneider Brothers R. S. Hemmingway CAMBRA George T. Moss J. Ray McHenry BERWICK Benscoter Memorials Kile's Furniture Store Confair's Beverages Hotel Berwick Harry's Berwick Store Company Emmet Eyerly CENTRAL George Roberts John Connor BEECH HAVEN Beech Haven Laundry DUSHORE Harrington BL Company ESPY Fred E. Lord FORKS Forks Hotel NESCOPECK Sinclair Refining Company German's Bread NANTICOKE Carter Bache ORANGEVILLE Orangeville Manufacturing Co. H. B. Low SHICKSHINNY Sam Viti Hess 85 Curwood Racusin's White Star Bakery TOWN HILL Dr. M. J. Van Horn WILKES-BARRE Wilkes-Barre Business College Page 53 R I T Z T H E A T R E Where the Best Pictures Always Play Phone 60 If lt's A Hit You Are Sure To See It At The RITZ The House of Hits P. A. MAGAZZU, Direction STANLEY ZERBEY, Manager BENTON, PA P 4 Non-Acid Forming Fertilizer Strictly Animal Base FERTILIZER AND FERTILIZER MATERIALS For Fa rm -Garden - Lawn - Flowers-Shrubbery and House Plants SPRAY MATERIALS INSECTICIDES FRESH MIXED DUST SEED AND SEED TREATMENTS Satisfied Customers Are My Agents FRED E. LORD, Inc. Espy, Columbia County, Pennsylvania P PENNINGTON'S 0 General Merchandise 0 Lumber and Paint BENTON, PA. BENTON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Congratulations To the Class of 1938 The community is proud of the school you have attended. May you help to uphold its good name. Harrington 81 Company BENTON WILKES-BARRE DUSHORE P 56 GROSS BOTTLING WORKS Phone 286 BLOOMSBURG A CEC A C I f SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY C I nfs of Columbia County National Bank BENTON PA Seniors, We Salute You! Your are cordially invited to make inquiry regarding the business opportunities possible through training in the following courses: Stenographic Accounting Secretarial Complete Business Ask for your copy of our rafalog. If is frrc Registrations now being accepted for both Summer and Fall Terms FRANCIS V. EUSTICE or GEORGE D. WOOD, the College Rfgislrars, Will call at your home by appointment WILKES-BARRE BUSINESS COLLEGE, ll1C. Phone 2-5023 VICTOR LEE DODSON, President The Store of Super-Values is always ready to supply the needs of the home and the individual. MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Telephone 510 BERWICK STORE COMPANY Columbia Cou11fy's Largest Dcpartmefzzf Store Pg 59 Compliments 0 f DR. S. S. HESS MARION PEALER HARRY TOWNSEND HOWARD BREWINGTON ARCUS WOMAN'S SHOP CARL FLECKENSTINE R. S. HEMINGWAY EMMET EYERLY SAM VITI HESS Er CURWOOD DR. M. J. VAN HORN DR. W. F. CONFAIR DR. C. K. ALBERTSON DR. L. W. GINTER Koa' King Penn Appliance Co Automatic Anthracite Stoker NQRGE REFRIGERATQRS ELECTRIC RANGES GAS RANGES Year around WASHERS hot Water IRONERS Supply HARRINGTON'S Commercial Refrigerators Milk Coolers FOUNDRY BLOOMSBURG WILKES-BARRE Page 60 Compliments of GEORGE T. MOSS CAMBRA, PA. PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY COUNTRY BREAD Ou Salr al all Stores MAHLON STRAUCH, Benton, Po. THE ARGUS The only Democratic Newspaper in Columbia County Published at BENTON, PA. J. RAY MCHENRY Piano Tuning General Repairing CAMBRA, PA. Compliments of LETTERMAN'S BAKING CO. Good Bread and Cakes BLOOMSB U RG, PA. HESS' SMOKE SHOP BLOOMSB U RG, PA, F. P. PURSEL On the Square 45 Years of Quality I BLOOMSBURG, PA. Chrysler Plymouth Mordan 81 Johnson Diamond T Trucks Foust Trailers FRANK N. JOHNSON Proprietor Phone 3 46 BLOOMSB U RG, PA. When the box says: DILLON'S FLOWERS You are assured of full satisfaction They are carefully arranged and ar- tistically combined to meet your wishes Phone 127-J BLOOMSBURG, PA. Fred Hippensteel All-Ways Reliable Clothier and Furnisher BLOOMSBURG, PA. MOYER'S Oil of Gladness for Cough and Croup MOYER'S H-A-Tablets for Headaches and Other Pains Buy them at your Local Stores . . . ANYWHERE BL For the Latest in WEARING APPAREL Buy ot RACUSlN'S Qualify Merchandise for Less OOMSBURG SHICKSHINNY Page 63 Compliments of KILE'S FURNITURE STORE Corner Front and LaSalle Streets BERWICK, PA. Servire has been our motto for I3 years CAS EY'S RESTAU RANT ALBERT CASEY, Proprietor Dinners Lunches Confectionery CHARLES A. EDSON 81 SON Plumbing and Heating Honesty in Service and Quality THUNDERBIRD DAIRY FARM RALPH R. SMITH, Proprietor The Dairy of Quality and Service BENTON, R. o. 1, PA. H. W. BELLES GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND COAL Chrysler Plymouth International Trucks Reading Anthracite Coal J. P. LAUBACH 81 SON BENTON' PA' BENTON, PA. KlNNEY'S REPAIR SHOP T. C. SMITH l JAMES KINNEY, Proprietor Lumber Insurance S H O E S Better Be Insured Than Sorry Prices Reasonable Work Guaranteed BENTON, PA. BENTON, PA. Page 64 Comfortable Vision H O. I is most important for good work anywhere. Get an Eye Examination at the first hint of discomfort. AND SERVICE RAY B. KEELER Pham' 23'R'2 BENTON' PA' Opfomfffritr BENTON, PA. Compliments of HESS Photographer Calls Anywhere BENTON, PA. Compliments of FORKS HOTEL Weekly Square Dances Eastern States Cooperative FEED, SEED AND FERTILIZER DONALD H. SMITH Loval Rcpreserzlufive BENTON, PA. Light Heat Bath CENTRAL HOTEL JOHN CONNER, Proprietor Hunters and Fishermen Call Us for Reservations Pbom' 37-R-14 BENTON, PA. Compliments of HOTEL 5UTLlFF'5 MOSES VAN CAMPEN SERVICE STATION J- H- KNOUSE, PMP ffff Of Sunoco Fords ROOMS and MEALS BENTON, PA, sunday umm 4 Specialty Page 65 Compliments of NEIL HARRISON BENTON PA FORKS PA YOST'S RESTAURANT Lunch Rooms R. W. RABB'S Cut-Rate Drug Store Patent Medicine at Low Prices Compliments of KOZY KORN ER Af the Bridge BENTON, PA BENTON, PA. CHOICE MEATS XXXX GREEN VEGETABLES Stondord Blend Flour 0 A Full Line of Feeds BENTON MEAT MARKET CHARLES W. HESS, Proprietor BENTON ROLLER MILLS ECONOMY STORE BETTER GOODS AT LOWER PRICES Shop With Us and Save HARRY W. HESS, Propr' t HARRISON'S FAIRLAWN STORES Groceries ond Meats Your dollar buys most Where Fairluwn is host WELLIVER'S AUTO PARTS CO. Some Paris for All Cars All Parts for Some Cars Phone 767 BLOOMSBURG, PA, CREASY 81 WELLS, Inc. Lumber Merchants BLOOMSBURG, PA. The Marietta Dress Shop Smart Styles For the Misses and Larger Wfomen BLOOMSBURG, PA. MAGEE GARAGE BETTER BUY BUICK HAGENBUCH MOTOR CO. Phone 70 BLOOMSBURG, PA You May Expert BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS By P H I L L I P S BLOOMSBURG, PA. Learn to Fly in o CUB AIRPLANE Columbia Airways BLOOMSBURG, PA. GENSEMER'S GMC TRUCKS M e a t s and TRAILERS Since 1900 wesf Mean sneer BLOOMSBURG, PA. B'-OOMSBURG' PA' Page 6 Use Compliments of s-BRO-co ff GENA tQoRnNGEviLLEp3 PURE FOODS Save Labels for Valuable Premiums Manufactures . Floor Trucks Schneider Brothers Co. Wood Saws Barrows MT. CARMEL and BLOOMSBURG ORANGEVILLE PA. Compliments of Confair's Pure Fruits, Inc. BERWICK, PA. Fresh up with 7 up BEACH HAVEN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS A Complete . . . Dry Cleaning and Laundry . . . Service Phone 440 BEACH HAVEN, PA. A Visit to Our Yards Will Save You Money When in Need of a Monument BENSCOTER MEMORIALS Quality Granite and Marble Phone 620 BERWICK, PA. MUSIC Leather and Sporting Goods Kodaks and Kodak Finishing HARRY'S II2 Front Street BERWICK, PA. Compliments of HOTEL BERWICK AUSTIN R. SEAVY, Manager Banquets Our Specialty BERWICK, PA. Compliments of GERMAN'S BETTER BREAD L. N. HIPPENSTEEL Distributor NESCOPECK, PA. Page 68 When Interested in Real Estate and Insurance Coll on ZEHNER 81 SHUMAN American Legion Building Phone' 466 BLOOMSBURG, PA. TEXAS LUNCH When in Bloomsburg Stop and eat You will sure fm! Our Food a freatf' ECONOMY STORE CO. One of Bloomsburgk Best Stores Photographs are Memories Made Permanent . . . Be Photographed JACK GEISWITE Studio of Photography I24 E. Main St. BLOOMSBURG, PA. HARRY S. BARTON REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE BLOOMSBURG, PA. Compliments of KNOUSE GREENHOUSE BLOOMSBURG, PA. BLOOMSBURG DANVILLE COmp'ir-enfs of FURNITURE HOUSENICK On the Club Plan MOTOR COMPANY . Ford ond Lincoln Benton Furniture Store BLOOMSBURG, PA- Phone 69-R-2 BENTON, PA. Page 69 Compliments of Compliments of H. J. MCCERN H. B. LOW 81 SON Lumber Mine Timber Household Blue COO' Appliances BENTON, PA. BLOOMSBURG ORANGEVILLE The Deiter Beauty Shop Specializes in Permanent Waving and All Beauty Styles Phone S0-R-2 Main Street BENTON, PA. Be Sure and See THE NEW HUDSON 112 A New Car in the Low Priced Field As Low as 5733.00 Delivered Triangle Motor Co., Inc. BLOOMSBURG, PA. Compliments of MAYWOOD FARMS BENTON, PA. Compliments of M. P. WHITENIGHT Compliments of GRANT BRINK DAIRY BENTON, PA. THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE GEORGE J. ROBERTS Meats Groceries and Fresh Fruit Gas and Oil BENTON, R. D. 2, PA. Phone Benton 37-R-9 Pge 70 White Star Bakery Pure Rye ond Vienno Breod Pies, Cakes, ond Rolls Phbne 42 SHICKSHINNY, PA. Q ,Eco to t I I AEUTO 8 SPORTING GOODS v' 7 rf' 1- O IO6 WEST MAIN STREET BLOOMSBURG, PA. HUMOR The Minister: As I gaze about me this morn- ing, I see before me a great many bright and shin- ing faces. Immediately seventy-nine powder puffs made their appearance. - - Donald R. Cat midnightjz I feel all wound up this evening. Dottie M. Cwearilyy: Your main spring must be broken or you'd surely go. oo Mr. Appleman: This jar contains a deadly gas. What steps would you take if it escaped? Donald Kessler: Long ones. Mrs. Fritz: Where is the home of the Swal- low? Bud Kile: In the stomach. Anna T.: I forgot my umbrella this morn- ing. james D.: What made you remember you'd forgotten it? Anna T.: I missed it when I reached up to put it down after the rain had stopped. Son Caway at college, writing home to Dadjz No mong no fung your son. Reply: Too bad: how sadg your Dad. Neighbor: johnny, I thought you took Se- nior work last year. Johnny: I did, but the faculty enchored me. 3 3 Mr. Davis: Did you know that a fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answer? Ed Hess: Is that the reason we fail in tests? If a list were made of the Senior dictionary, these words might appear: Letter-a batch of pups. Puppet-a small dog. Tepec-a wig. Grudge-a place to keep a car. Pence-trousers. Encyclopedia-a three wheeled toy. Alloy-a small side street. Quarrel-a nut-eating animal having a bushy tail. Distraction-a kind of arithmetic. Massacre-a costume party. Water-a colorless liquid that turns black when you wash your hands in it. Caboose-a baby Indian. Message--a face treatment. Medicine-fourth president of the United States. Coroner-a singer like Bing Crosby. Infinite-a baby. Fluke-a musical instrument. Maladay-a tune that can be played on a fluke. Moose-an animal fond of cheese. Shellfish--greedy. Sardine-a Czar's daughter. Fog-an animal that makes a croaking sound. Page 7 1 F , n Yi ' ' 6- HNF- -f ff' W-1 --' 4 ,WV ..-Q s3a,,g.:..-..-,,,,.,..-,,M W- N141Rfwsfvg- rgQ?1g1,wg:g 13 3 , 51-..:gg1gb.iif Vfm.w1,f fvpQefp, 4 f,. . f4xg.f f V 4.4 -V a f N 51-Q-V,-V5fA,,,:f.-5 .- ,fN ,,.w.,5 N., -,,6.,.,,,,..,V.,, hw, V. , A , , t . ,, , .,,. . 1' 1 I -I fe ,V , Eg? 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