Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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First, llow, Left to Right-Mr, lirink. Ulnss Adviser: Woodrow Moss, Daniel Knruluuis, Sheldon II4-sn, John Tlioniluson. George Dieter, Jules Mcllenry S1-cmnl llow-Betty Krniner, Emilie Vincent, Mildred Shultz, Betty Hess, Sum Frevclly, D0.1flll0llll llerllinn-, .loss-ph lfrnln-zuk Third IlowQJuck Force, S4-eval Peuler, Villa Ilnrtmzln, Catherine Cardeunis, Carolyn Mcllenry, Enimit RI:-ssengt-r. ltolwrt lliltz Fourth llowvlhrmllsl Ilouscwczlrt, Eugene Miller, Ilalrolrl Sands, Eugene Litwhiler, Edgar 1'0l0l'llllllI, Muurice Ford, Judson Mcllenry 0l'HUNlUPiE UI. Sr' Having passed through that immortal degree so informally called initiation we, the Sophomore Class, are justly entitled to he considered as active and experienced mcmhers of the Benton High School. ln our first meeting of this term we organized our class and elected the following oflicers to preside: J oHN Tuoivi PsoN - President Guoaou DEITER - Vice President SCEVA P1-:ALER - - Secretary CAROLYN MCHENRY - - - Treasurer On the twenty-second day of November, we confirmed upon our inferiors, the Freshmen. that beautiful degree of initiation. This was our first social event of the termg hut, we have since participated in a Christmas party, the annual HAH School Party, and are expecting to be favored with a return party sponsored by the Freshman Class. Our class has been and still is well represented in the band, the orchestra, various athletic teams, and the school dramas. Upon entering the 1941-1942 term as Juniors, we hope to continue and improve our work in the different activities in which we have participated. We are all sure that hy this method we will have a pleasant as well as a most prosperous time throughout the remainder of our high school term. 29

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First lluw, L4-ft to RlLflltfllE'I'llHill Smith. Dale Il:-rritt, Kenneth Stackhouse. ltohert Vincent. Ulmrlm-s Swisher, Ellilill' Tolns. Fred Del'o1-I Set-und lion'-fltolwrt Brown. Els-ry Hr-ss. lic-rmit Sutliff. Gayle Harrison. Uhzxrles Aplrlt-lxmxl. Buddy Hartman, Janms Kline, Furl Shultz Third lluwfrlls-an tional. Juno Keller. Glmlys llartman. Dotty Eveland. Lois Duty. Eva Klingvr, Betty Laulrau-h. Jenn Shultz, Nicholas Shook Fourth llou'4Jzly Zimmerman. Ilurultl Plastuw. Naomi Young. Ethel Crossley, Uarrie Ile-ss, Miriam llurtmun, l'hom-he l'e-rry. Dorothy Shultz. Betty Yum-um Fifth ltow-Amlrew l':1x'alonis, lela llolwhins. Alma Holder. Evelyn Kem-for, Marie lim-ml. lh-tty Siegr. Martha lh-lnphrn-y, Betty ,It-an Laulrach Sixth 1low4Alvin Sutliff. Class .Ulvisn-r: Mmlaliiw XVag:ner, lluth Asholnmn, Arlene- Wright. .loan Br-ishlino, Eva Mae Gallup. Marian Shannon, Isabelle Strain-h. Lillian Yost. Flurexnws Raski, .lane Evans, Alive Kinllig, Carol llayman Seventh ltowfW:1ynu Yaple, Wayne Long. Tell Lauhavh, llulu-rt llnuseworth, Erlwartl Tunzlitis, Roy Kindig, James Luuger, Warren lthinard JU IUR CL SS After having run the gauntlet of the first two trying years of our high school life we, the Junior Class, have emerged as full fledged high school students. Our first important event was the electing of class ollicers. After some thoughtful consideration, we chose the following: ROBERT BROWN - - President GAYLE HARRISON - Vice President BETTY YOCUM Secretary CARL SHULTZ - - - - Treasurer As is usual with Juniors, we selected suitable class rings which bear the official Benton High School seal. We think the class as a whole was pleased with its selection. During this school term, our class has participated in many extra-curricular activities. At the Junior Class Christmas Party, various members of our group organized an orchestra for a dance. Other classes joined forces with us and an informal square dance was held as a climax to the high school's Christmas parties. After the annual all school party, presentation of the class play, and the Junior-Senior Banquet, we glided toward the end of another lap of our high school career. ln June, 1941, the Junior Class adjourned for a short rest before beginning the fourth and final year as high school students. 28

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First lluw, L1-ft to Iliyglit-sliuwltly Evelnnml, Carol Fritz, Eilgr-iw Itilvlmle, Cl:-ment Share-k. William Yaplm-, l'lIlQ.:0ll0 liriglit, Tlionms Ilugln-s, Gordon Young: Sovoml lluw--livvvrly Miller. Doris Yorks, l':1rnn-I1 Knousv, Lois ll1'lllQ'lj'. Phyllis ll:-ss, Ethyl Uarmleililis Third How! bfliorothy lie-mlor, t'ntlu-rin4- Funk. lluth Amie Karnes. .lf-un Imvis, .Ie-rry Ihlrtmaul, Mrs, Ili-ishline, l'l:lss Adviser lfonrtlu linwrf-lhxrold Iliclli-y. Hoy Ile-l'ov. Etta Maw Miller, th-rzild Maustn-llm-r, liolne-rt Ste-ve-ins, Junior lirink. Jonny lin-wiugton, lmym- Even-tt, Mary Ellen Fritz, Elmer Getz, t'utlu-rinv liuzivk, Donalml Sim-p:, Naomi Mrilvnry FRE HMI-KN CL Entering into our first year as high school students, we were formally initiated as Freshmen on the twenty-second day of November. By participating in the Benton Hallowe'en Parade dressed as children, our class won five dollars with which we financed an ice cream party. Our next meeting was to organize our class by electing: JUNIOR BRINK President DONALD SIEG - Vice President ROBERT STEVENS Secretary RUTH ANN KARNS Treasurer Our Freshman year has passed quickly and pleasantly, with the usual trials, and we hope to return next fall to resume our studies as Sophomores. 30