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

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A battling Wathena eleven made things exciting for the Bed- birds, who were unable to score until the second half when they chalked up a 12-O score. Barnaby divided honors with Pasek and Captain Iones. November 17. The game to decide the city championship was with Central. Lacking the punch they had displayed in earlier tests, the Ben- tonites lost 19-U. From the second quarter the Central Indians led the scoring and could not be overtaken. November 23. On the all-city football teams chosen by the News-Press sports Writers, Ed Pasek was named as tackle tor the tirst eleven and Captain Dick lones as guard. Captain Milton Thomsen, Bill Perks, and Clyde Teschner Won berths on the second team. Alex Carrillo, Bob Norton, Wilbur Shepherd, and Don Barnaby were awarded honorable mention, Here's the Varsity Thomsen. Capt.: Lcrwhon: Perks: Barnaby: Pasek: Norton: Butcher: Iones, Capt.: Grimm: Correll: Gallagher: Sharp: Ccxrrillo: Keene: Babb: Hurst: Swope. Mgr.: Teschner: Swedo: Flowers: Shepherd: Key: luckson: Icrdinski. ye: t

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BACK Ellzabeth Caton Gerry Petro Esther Rapp Betty Hawlren Cheer Leaders FRONT Iames Barrett Gerald Gosnell Dewey Haynes Bland Rockwell Erwxn Gerharter BACK Virginia Petro Mary Pxckerel Ruth Pxckerel Delora Fannon Kathren Mc Bride Mildred Ferrell Mavis Clamprtt Kathryn Brown Ann Louise Martin Clara Mae Leonard Rosemary Martin FOURTH Alice Piclrerel Elizabeth Caton Darlene Gasper Margie Barton Maxine Fehrman Rose Mane Snow Bernice Maleta Zella Rams Mary Alice Mxlpavac Mary Monahan burner Lucille Brown Betty Lyons Martha Tompkins Betty Battle Esther Rapp SECOND Marty Lou Crockett Elberta Schneider Ruth Dale Cole Ruby Wilson Ianeth Wood Helen Bowman Dons Stevens Betty Clyde McMurry FIRST Florence Wood Esther Belle Wright Kathryn Petro Maxine Henman drill leader Helen Zembles vice president Helen Boswell president Beverly Anne Hurst secretary Gerry Shipman drill leader Frances Kozan Katherine Snyder Pep Club w Page F We en 1. h i. - i -. i . I : . : . . . . 1 : : ' : : : I : ' ' : ' : : ' : ' L J X : ' : ' : ' : ' ' ' : f I . THIRD: Dorothy Iohnson: Virginia Lee Poll: Opal Montgomery: Mary Ellen Stone- A , . : : ' : . I ' . ' : : I . ' : : - ' . ' , . . ' - I . 1