Benton High School - Benecho Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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THE 1954 BENECHO Act I ........... .....................,.............................................................. D irectors Scene 1 ....... ................... S chool Boarrl Scene 2 ....... ......... S upervising Principal Scene 3 ,...... ......................... F aculty Act II ,.,,..,,. ......... C ast of Characters Scene I .,..... ....................... S eniors Scene 2 ,...... ....... U nderclassmen Act III ........ ................... P lot Scene 1 ....... .......... A ctioities Scene 2 .,,,... ............ S ports Act IV ,,,,,,,, ........ S ponsors Scene 1 ,,,,, .............. P atrons Scene 2 ,-.-,, ........... A dvertisers Prologue All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrancesg Ana' one man in his time plays many parts . . . -WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Within the pages of the 1954 Benecho is portrayed our drama of high school days. The Senior Class has edited and published this yearbook so that in the years to come it will serve to refresh in our minds and hearts memories of the dearest and happiest episodes of our lives.

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Assistant Feature Editor, Elaine Woodg Feature Editor, Patty Kline, Sports Editor, james Phillipsg Patrons Editor, Bruce Evans, Business Manager, Dean Hess, Assistant Advertising Manager, George Hart- mang Advertising Manager, Ellen Floydg Assistant Photography Editor, Betty Kline, Subscription Manager, Beverly Ribbleg Photography Edi- tor, George Ketnerg Assistant Editor, Beth Anne Harrington, Editor- in-Chief, Yvonne Heathg Literary Editor, Sandra Baker. Absent: Art Editor, Delores Getz. U15 year Hook Stuff ,v rcs mls THE I954 BENECHO A DRAMA IN FOUR ACTS Published by THE SENIOR CLASS Benton joint High School BENTON, PENNSYLVANIA With the aid of our advisor, Mr. Ketner, who sacrificed much to make this publication possible. To him we wish to express our gratitude and appreciation.

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The Class of 1954 is honored to dedicate this edition of the Benecho to MISS MARY HARTMAN Teacher of English and Literature at Benton joint High School. Miss Hartman has not confined her interests to the English and Literature Departments, but has spent numerous hours composing and di- recting assembly programs. Long after other high school memories have faded, the memory of this sincere, distinguished teacher will remain. 2