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

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CLASS OFFICERS VAUGHN LINNELL, President: A tall, lean fellow with just that much extra pep and drive. He has dis- tinguished himself in track, basketball and football, as editor of the Bentonian, in the Honor Society, and in classroom activities too numerous to mention. More power to him. ENOCH SHEPHERD, Vice-President: Evidently Enoch has a plentiful supply of brawn and brain. Full of boundless energy, this good-natured, curly-haired farmer, has done his part on the football field. In the classroom, to hold that line, he has set his remark- WAUNITHA MYRICK, Secretary: The world ever craves a cheery word or a glad smile: to be generous with either is to achieve well merited popularity. To hear her sing, to see her dance is to have a dream come true. To our Sponsor Major we wish the best that the world offers. CHARLES LOTT, Reporter: Tall, good looking, rather bashful and one of Benton's best dressed seniors. As an outside activity, he has played on the football team. Best wishes to an ambitious person who is bound to succeed in his efforts. able brain to work with wonderful results. CLASS HONORS VALEDICTORIAN Dorothy Littlefield SALUTATORIAN Virginia Field MR. P. B. SPRINGER, adding the salt of humor to the good advice with which he so liberally besprinkles questing seniors, has thus contributed much to the suc- cess of class projects and proved himself an admirable sponsor. MISS LAURA JESSIE L0- MAX, Sponsor, has been a con- stant inspiration to the '39ers under her care. With cheerful enthusiasm she has assisted committees to tackle the mul- tiple activities connected with senior high years, and to put 'em over! Q t- kv Saas? lPaf:e Twe nty-ninel