Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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lg 51--fi' HLANKWAH1 A J if fw- 43'-vs W 94, SFNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jacob Sprmg Anna Reno Emery Murray Mxss Landtather luv Pla wrlr nl Nu :ffm rp IIIIINIIIII Nlmllvm CLASS HISTORY OUR years rn hlgh school' A book of four chapters each a lrttle more fascmatlng than the one before Wrth what eagerness the reader turns the pages enthusl astrcally maklng one wrth the characters he frnds there In chapter one he has read of the pranks and Juvenlle pastlmes of these youngsters whose fun consrsted of class hrkes open alr spreads lnterclass basket ball and track tournaments Chapter two has recorded for h1m much the same hvely sort of tale lnterest rn class partres class athletrc meets and Jolly fun There has begun to show itself how ever a deep rnterest rn books and a desrre for scholastrc ranklng But a new note perhaps a presage of maturlty rn all the doings of this ardent group appears rn chapter three Thelr athletrc interests have outgrown class games the boys make the varsrty now Fxcellence rn scholarshlp IS eagerly sought and three members of the class are elected to the Natronal Honor Soclety Others of them enter tam the student body wxth a grown up play The Brat Soclal actlvxtxes assume a more formal character culmlnatlng ln the sprrng banquet to the senlors orlginal and attractrve rn rts theme Avratlon Perhaps the most IHSDIIIIIK passages are contarned ln chapter four Here eagerly accepted responsrbrlrtles mark the browth of th se chlldren to mans estate The most Important offices of the Student Council captalncles edrtorshlps club presldencles clalm much of therr tlme and abrlity Vklthout neglectlng thelr studies they find time to plan for the class plas Bab and the other Commencement f6StlVltl9S that close the year Four glorrous chapters But he who reads has notlced certain characters whose personallty pervades all the pages Would busrness and fun hav balanced so happlly except for the gurdance of Ed Gaw class presldent for four years? Could accomplrsh ments have been so successful rf the enthusrasm and counsel of the class advrser Miss Landfather had not been always at command' Or for that matter would any of it have been so much fun wrthout the everlastm teamwork of every bloomm soul I age IN meteen 15:5 - . :J ' te' ,i' 414. A ,ff 'fe f S tiff ' X 'L , J A '37 ' I .'fg.Zfwr 8 ' , 2 x gYsy - e an ,, ' ' . f 4' ' 1 f TV '. -,,, x 4' V, 1 L' ll , '- f g.i -24,2 , A ,O Q 'WY 1 ., , f Sip 1 , J l'rr'xi4lcnI ..,,...................... ,..... . ,,.,...................... .... . .........,... , . ., ..,..,................. Edwin Gaw ' 1 l ' n . . .,.,.,r.. ..,... .. ......, ,,,,., , ,,,......,.....,,.,,,...........,. I' f . ..,,, , H , ,, . . , ,..... ,... , , .,,,,.,,,,.........VV V.....,.,......... 4 . V ' L ' . v ' . 3 . . - K - n ' ' 4 1 ' ' . ' , . I . . . ' T , 4 v , . . v U ,, .. . . . ' , . , . , , . ' K ' -' K1 1 4 ' ' G v r 1 . . . . U 3 . , . v . N iv . ' ' ' ' U v v I .' . V ' ' . . . , W . S . , . , . v-