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

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THE ORACLE 35 . t 1 , 1 , I L,- 15 ,L e Of rp Q9 Cf QQ Under the State Board of Education. State Normal School BLOOMSBURG, PA. Teachers Training Department, College Preparatory Department, Music Department, Commercial Department. Teachers in demand. Salaries never were higher. Accessible by the D., L. 8a W. and Pennsylvania Railroads. Free tuition to prospective teachers. For such students 55226 covers all the charges 'excepting books and laboratory fees, and secures good boarding and instruction for one school year. Five months' salary more than equals this expense for a Teacher. High School graduates received on certificates. The diploma is a life certificate. Many other states accept it. Cooking and Sewing taught. A preceptress devotes her whole time to the welfare of the girls, A trained nurse is in attendance. Gymnasium, Library, Laboratories and Model School in charge of trained specialists. Students are received at any time. Send for Catalogue. D. J. WALLER, JR., Principal. Pnlronlzc Our Advertisers

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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.

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36 THE ORACLE . , 4 1, Z2 3 Everg Que a Success I A mighty fine record has been established by the boys and girls, from Benton and vicinity who have attended this school and completed a course of study. They have succeeded in the various lines of business in which they have been engaged, and we would be glad to furnish names and other in- formation on request. For circular matter concerning the College, address VICTOR LEE DODSON, Principal. . Vvillces'-Barre Business College Om- Advertisers Made This Book Possible