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

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34 The Messenger George D.- What supports the sun in the sky? James W.- It's beams, of course. George Derr was testing the general knowledge of the Junior class. Slap- ping a half-crown on the desk, he said sharply- What's that? Instantly 0. B. Savage replied from the back row: Tails, Sir. Beatrice Z- I have-u't slept for days. Arline B.- What's the matter, sick Beatrice Z- No, I sleep at night. John Hill drove 0'er a butting cliff To test his new baloons, And now he plays a silver harp On Sunday afternoons, Neta B.-- Say Kermit, did you know that you can get a good chicken dinner for ten cents, down town? Kermit K.- No, where? Neta- At the feed store. Ll il1-- George Kenney was reading History and looking up suddenly, he asked- Wl1at is beheaded, Mother? . Having one's head cut off, darling, she replied. After a thoughtful moment, George remarked: I suppose defeated is having one's feet cut oi ....i.-Lliii.. Madalyn B.- Paul, I smell cider on your breath. Paul H.-'tNothing of the kind, sweetheart, but my collar is so tight it squeezes llly Adanfs apple. PROGRAM 0F FIRST YEAR Required English I History 1-2 Civics 1-2 Physical Education Vocational Work Elective THIRD YEAR Required English III Physical Education Elective Any of previous years Physics Algebra Il Cicero Vocational Work STUDIES SECOND YEAR Required History II English II. Physical Education Vocational Work Elective Latin I Algebra I FOURTH YEAR Required ' English IV Problems of Democracy Physical Education Elective Any of previous years Chemistry Solid Geometry Virgil Vocational VVork

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The Messenger Rosalyn Fritz, H. M. Sara Knouse Reba Stevens Helen Whitenight Dallas Baker, Ag. Student Student Student Nurse State College State College CLASS OF 1925 Samuel Laubach Student University of Michigan 1'fCd.Zal'r Student University of Michigan Chapin Wenrlef, Ag- Chapin Lumber Co.' Glen Hess Charles Jones Student Bucknell College Earl Carpenter Student B. S. N. S. William Bonham Margaret Peterman, H. Mable McHenry Phoebe Yorks, H. M. Student Student Student Student Beckley Business College Hohneman Hospital B. S. N. S. Nurse Mary Hartman Student B. S. N. S. Doris Fritz Student B. S. N. S. Mable Coleman Anna Polk, H. M. Student Teacher University of Pittsburg George Mather Student State College Hilda Knouse, H. M. Silk Mill Glaflis Hirltflwll Student Wilkes-Barre Business Col Elda Keefer, H. M. Teacher Gertrude Quick Teacher Evelyn Harrisim, H- M- Student State Hospital Kathryn Dodson, H. M. Student B. S. N. S. Lawrence Savage, Ag. Farmer Cletus Hartman Silk Mill Raymond Ribble, Ag. Paper Mill Jay McMichael, Ag. Farmer Fred Stoker U. S. Navy Larue Evans, Ag. Student State College Clair VanHorn Student Beckley Business College l'rank Pealer, Ag. Farmer Ernest Hess Ag. means Agriculture Course H. M. Means Home Making Course - G. means Graduate of B. S. N. S. means Bloomlburg State Normal School Pittsburg, Pa. State College, Pa. State College, Pa. Benton Benton Twp. Detroit, Mich. Detroit, Mich. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton Lewisburg, Pa. Bloondsburg, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Iiloomsburg, Pa. Danville, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Pittsburg. Pa. Derrs, Pa. State College, Pa. Benton Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Benton Twp. Pa. Fairmount Springs, Pa Hazleton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton Benton Falls, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. State College, Pa. Harrisburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. New Columbus, Pa.

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