Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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ATHLETICS

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llde Page 28 First row: 131-rviwe Huiwlon, lwiivv Unto, Kermit Sntliff, Hfui'g'f- Ile-itc-l'. Itrvynl Courant, Hilwilml flllllllllfli .Inuit-s DiI4lin+-. .lulm Illzltlln-i', 14111-ry Ilvss, llivk 'l'nylul'. Sn-1-mid row: .limmy Clmpin, Jessi- Fin:-, Itumtliy III-ss, 0:11-1:14-ii Iiimlisv. Luis Vim-, William ilirtim, Gzlyls- llzlrrisnn, Xxvllltl-'I' limiluii, Ruin-i't lliltz. Itnlmvrl Martini. -luniw lliw-+-11-. Tliirfl row: Ilorutliy lleislilim-i, Kntlilm-vii Aliplm-umli. Ili:-lmril Strain-li. Ihilu-rt C0llllE'I', Murie-I Hess. Xvllllllllllllf' Drink. Rim-lmiwl Hvss, Guild l'minM'. XVi1linm liimwltmi, mlii-vrtw: Ilivn tlrmlniii. BAND The first band in the history of Benton High School was organized last tall under the leadership of Mr. Knowlton. At first the organization was com- posed of forty-five beginners ranging from the fifth grade through high school. By February the band was divided into two groups, the first including those with a wider range of musical experience. By diligent practicing they were able to make their first public appearance the first week of May. The organization plans to secure additional instruments for next year so they can appear at athletic contests as well as other school and community functions. The following officers were elected by the band: Iohn Mather . . President Dorothy Beishline . . , Secretary, Treasurer Kermit Sutliff . , Librarian

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... Page 30 IWC First row: Ilvtty Kline, lie-tty VV1-nnor, Eval Ynple. Juni- H4-ss, E1l'lll2l Yuple, BIIITIIIIPPI1 Getz. Second row: Bette E. Hess, Hazel 0'lh'it-n, lAl'0!lflll11 D1-wulml, Enix-ry Miller, Coach, Kathleen Appleman, f'llIllPl'llll' H1-ss, Ilurniluy lin-islllim-, Ilvlty Plnstow, Dottie lllf'Hl'lll'j'. BASKETBALL Under the capable direction of Coach Emery Miller our Girls' Basketball team finished the '38 season second to Catawissa. The squad, consisting of fourteen members, performed their duties faithfully and willingly and put forth every effort to become a leading team. After Winning the five scheduled games in the northern division of our league, We defeated Nescopeck, the team second to Catawissa in the southern division. This victory entitled us to a play-off game with Catawissa for the County Championship. The game was played on a neutral field at Scott with Catawissa Winning by a score of l4-9. Benton 22 ,, Benton 36 , Benton 25 Benton 21 ., Benton 26 . Benton 20 Benton 9 SCORES . ..,,... . . , . . Orangeville , , Huntington Mills Scott . , , Millville . . Mifflinville , Nescopeck . . Catawissa To the Iunior team, coach, and few remaining veterans, the class of 39 extends its best Wishes.