Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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The Administration deeply appreciates the sincere cooperation of the School Board, Faculty, and Student Body during this year. May the members of the class of 1953 enjoy both success and happiness in the days ahead e ' Za FMA BEN R. POLLOCK Supervising Principal

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2 3 i Left to Right: First Row: Otto Little, Nevin Yost, Ceylon Elv, Edgar Karns, Raymond Baker, Sterling Fritz. Second Row: Glen Campbell, Richard Wood, ,lames Fritz, Jack McHenry, Cleaver Hess, Glen Hess, Grant C. Piper. Third Row: Daniel Klementik, Joseph Sutliff, ,lay McHenry, Russel Morgan, Ray Hower, Fred Hess. Absent: Horace Harrison, T. C. Smith, Marion Smith, Homer Hayman, Alfred Deitrick, Carlton Thompson, William Creasy, O. C. Kline. DIRECTGRS Elrgalgglfojround for the new Elemen- Left to Right: Otto Ford, Dayne Kline, Ivin Chapin, Gerald Edwards, James Hess.

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RONALD KALER Mathematics 3 Freshman Adviser. The Freshman member of the faculty who tells us Figures don't lie! WARREN L. KETNER Social Studiesg Lating Senior Adviser. A man who has helped us to understand how the world operates. I0 CHARLES CANN Social Stucliesg Study Hall. Boy! Can he pound out that HOT JlVE . DAYNE HARTMAN Scienceg Physical Educa- tiong Seventh Grade Ad- viser. Soft-spoken, but having any situation in complete control. FACULTY MARY A. HARTMAN Englishg Assemblies. The teacher who set our pace and helped us to stick to it. ALTA MARIE JUMPER Musicg Chorusg Orches- trag Freshman Adviser. The smallest teacher but one who is well liked by everyone. SARA ALBERTSON Englishg Libraryg Junior Adviser. Tell her your ills and she will prescribe a book to drive away your troubles. LOIS ALLEGAR Social Studiesg Physical Educationg Sopho- more Adviser. The woman with the ideas and the ability to develop them.