Benton Vocational High School - Black and Orange Yearbook (Benton, PA)

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32' THE oRAcLE Program of Studies in Benton Vocational School ACADEMIC SUBJECTS - FIRST YEAR English ..... . . . 1 Civics . . . . . 55 Latin . . . . . L 1 Algebra I. ...... .. 1 Dranwing ........ . . . SQ SECOND YEAR English ......,. . . . 1 General History ...... 'A Caesar ............... 1 Geometry .... Drawing ...... THIRD YEAR English ....... . . . . . . English History . . . . . . Cicero . ...... . .. French ...... Algebra II. .. Drawing . . . Chemistry .. Numbers indicate units of credit. AGRICULTURAL FIRST YEAR Poultry ........ . . 5 General Science ....... 4 Mechanical 'Drawing .. 1 'Shop ....... . . . 1 and 2 Soils ................. 5 Vegetable 'Gardening . . 3 Means whole year. SECOND YEAR 'Crops ..,...... . . Forestry ...... ....... Farm Bookkeeping Ornamental Gardening. Shop ..... ...... THIRD YEAR 'Fruits ...... .... Others run half year. suemcrs FOURTH YEAR English ........ U. S. History . .. Virgil ........ French .... .... Solid Geometry . . Arithmetic ..... Drawing ..... Physics .. Dairylng ........ 'Shop and Forge . . . Animal 'Husbandry . FOURTH YEAR Farm .Mechanics . . . Rural Law .. ...... Shop ............. Farm Management Fertilizer . .' . . . . . Numlhers mean recitations per week. The total creditsfor all agricultural subjects in any one year are two units. HOME MAKING SUBJECTS ' FIRST YEAR Q Personal Hygiene ..... .2 Elemlentary Handwork. 1 'Hand Sewing ........ 2 'Gen-eral Science ..... Y4 House Construlction . . . 2 House Sanitation . . . . 2 'Machine Sewing ..... 'Cookery II. ......... . 'Drawing and Applied Design ............. Care and Cleaning of Equipment ......... THIRD YEAR Cookery LI. . 'Textiles .... . . . 'f'D:'e:1srlzakFrlg ..... FOURTH YEAR Division of Income . First Aid 8x 'Nursing 'Sewing III. ...... . Basketry .......... Cookery I' ' ' 5 ' ' ' P 'P ' 3 'Food Chemistry ..... 'Cookery IV. . . . . . . SECOND YEAR ' 'House Furnishing .... . Care of 'Children . . . 'House 'Chemistry . . . . 3 'Accounts ............ 1 Millinery .... . . . . 'Means -whole year. ' Others run half year. -Numbers mean recitations per week. The total credits for all Home making subjects for any one year are two units. REGULATIONS ON COURSES AND CHOIOE OF SUBJECTS. Each pupil for first two years is required to take the vocational subjects. Two academic sulbjects are required in addition, one of which is English. More academic subjects may .be carried. , For the last two years a pupil may choose to continue with vocational work as in the first two or carry only academic sufbjects. For graduation a pupil must have a minimum of four units credits for each of the 'four years. The required su-bjects are four units of English, ,eight of vocational work and four units elective for a vocational diploma. For an academic diploma: Eng- lish, four: Vocational work, four: History, two including U. S. History: Foreign Lan- guage, Uwo: Mathematics, twog and two elective. More work may be carried and cred- ited. l ' L

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34 THEORAC-LE BOOST TI-IE BOOSTERS Below is a list of the progressive business men and firms who have made Benton and vicinity the flne business community and who ihave helped make t'his book 'possible for had it not been for these men's loyal suipport it should 'have been w'h-olly impossible to puvblish this ibook. I Just for a 'few minutes think what this -book fwill mean to us when we have left B. V. S. and are pursuing our respective occupations in life. Then, we can live these happy years overand 'be a childiagain, just you and I and t'his book. And as we are living our youth over probably -we shall then see the value of our Boosters Cluib. So 'We ask of you to look carefully over the following pages of acivertisements and if you wish to see t'his book prosper and grow in meaning as it advances in years, boost the Boosters and' make itfa profitable investment to themselves as well as to the School. Benton :Marble Works. Benton Store Co. Benton Furniture Store. Clhas. W. Hess, ,Meat 'Market Fleltz and Sprou-l, Fruit Farms. G. A. Tufbbs, Barber. . Harry W. Hess, Variety Store. H. W. Biddle, Druggist. J. B. Laubach, Dentist. J. F. Wright. e Keller aind Conner, Hardware. Benton Hiatcheries, Ice Cream. King's Sc'hool of Oratory, Pittsburg. Max Herr, Clothler. M: E. Lines, Mechanic. Northern- Central Telephone Co. Paul Hess, Photographer. V ' Pennington and Seely. Ray B. Keeler, Jeweler. R., T. Smith and Son, Lumber. Harrison's Store, Forks. Smith and Hirleman, Insurance. Wilkes-Barre Business College. ' W. -P. Kline, Crate Factory. Clem Shannon, Confectionery. Guy C. Miller, Barber. C. B. Ikeler. George Yost, Blacksmith. Geo. W. Smith. Grocer. ' Folmer QE Wright, Fertilizer Works: ' Tubbs Confectionery. C. W. Shannon, Flour and Feed. John Ziemer, 'Pa.inter. Ira, McHenry, Undertaker. l John Umbewust, Electrician Jay Smith, Vulcanizlng. Center Garage. Mather Mill, XXXX Flour. P. E. Tubbs, Contractor. Ray Smith, Insurance Agent. A. B. McHenry, General Store. ' H. W. Belles, General Store. Percy Brewington, The Argus. Water Co. Harvey Ash Sz Sons, Greenhouse. Capwell's Studio. Bloomsburg State Normal School.