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

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TATTLER 25 X ,,1lll1f X . 'E 5 Xxwxxff k::NNfQTbJ! -'N 6? f -sly mmf 15 2 . 7.55 45 5. X- Qi J USL Y r, Wm 1 Q f OZ, ..-: T4 s.-gs . ACOMMOIY SIGHT .FRESHIE -' FRESHMAN PRATTLE Little by little, the Freshies said, As they silently worked their busy heads We are improving every day, Working and working and working away. Little by little their knowledge grew, Day after day they found much to dog The news of their progress spread far and wide, Till the Freshman class was their teach- ers' pride. Little by little, said each girl and boy Each precious moment I will employ, And always the rule in my mind shall dwell, What ever I do, I'll do it well. Little by little I'll learn to know The treasured wisdom of long ago, And sometime, perhaps, B. V. S. will be Proud, that they had sucha class as we. CLAIRE BOWMAN -'25 This Freshman class of forty-eight, Is always busy when it's too late, They never think of things to come But always of something to have some fun. The Freshman heads are big, of course, But nevertheless there are youngsters worse, Miss Robins says the Freshies are green, But the outside is all she ever has seen. The Freshman class is surely a find, They never go lagging along behind. So you must agree we're a great bunch to know, We sure have the Pep, the energy, and thef'Go. CLETUS HARTMAN- '25,

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' l TATTLER 27 THE SCI-ICOI.. LUNCH The Home Making Department has for the last two years run a lunch system for those who come from the country and all who wish to get their lunch at school. This gives a warm pleasant lunch in place of the old time cold bite at the cost of a few cents and the cooking class gets the advantage of cooking large portions. Below are two typical menus served in caffeteria methods: Hamburg Sandwiches - .12 Scalloped Salmon .12 Mashed Potatoes .04 Macaroni and Cheese .08 Cocoa - .03 Cocoa - .03 Bread and Butter - .03 Bread and Butter. .03 Doughnuts, 2 for .05 Pie - - .06 The ldeal Co-Ed Such a wife! Would sure distress all men, Graceful as Karl Hagenbuch Eyes like Eleanor Hoffa, Nose like John Ruckle, Complexion like Madlyn Wright, Mouth like John McHenry, Hair like Elizabeth Yost, Straight as Dale Smith, Dimpled as Edith Hirleman, Clever as Omar Ash, Ideas on love like Mahlon Strauch, Voice like Harold Moore, Witty as Harland Franklin, Dressed like Clayton Robbins, Smiles like Emily Seward, Freckles like Leon Hartman, Laughs like Irene Klinger, Talks like Edna Keefer, Kind as Jay Karns, Entertains like Ross Pennington, Plays a piano like Gladys Sanders, . Studies like Mary Mather, Works like Ruth Force, And writes like Relza Hess.