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

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(1) Mr. Blotter (Chris Crockett) gives Denny Daberino (Bill Falkner) some advice on how to run the show. (2) Bern- stein (Marvin Ballard) interviews Terri Norris for the production sponsored by the Groundhogs. (3) Jenny Ezzell enter- tains the audience with her song 'Sailor of my Dreams'. (4) Pom pon girls Lynn Hathaway and Robin Faulkner per- form to the stage band's 'Ease on Down the Road'. (5) Bernstein (Marvin Ballard), Bambi (Renee Noles), and Half- shak (Kirk Arnold) display themselves as the perfect angels. (6) Sheri Black holds a conversation with her pal, Danny (7) Terrie Norris expresses her feelings in 'Letter to a Friend'.

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An Important Factor Representation has long been an important factor in human development. Deciding upon a representative was always a pro- cess in which one would choose the person he felt had the ability to understand the needs of his people, the desire to lead and innovate and the intelligence to put his ideas into actions. We were very lucky at Benton this year, in that we had an abun- dance of intelligent, striving students who did their best to represent us in a tho- rough manner.

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Groundhogs Go Broadway Benton High School presented its annual Harvest Moon to the theme of 'Blotters Groundhogs Go Broadway' on November 10, 1976. The plot was geared from the hit show Welcome Back Kotter. Mr. John Hoffman, Mr. John Reese, and Mr. Larry Robbins directed the play, their goal being a suc- cessful, enjoyable show. Two performances were given, with standing room only remaining. The Har- vest Moon offered an entertaining hour of splendor of which we can be proud. 27