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

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The Messenger 57 BYRON W. KING SCHOOL OF ORATORY Mt. Oliver Station, Pittsburg, Pa. f'0lll'SPS of Study leading to Dip- loma and Degrees. 1'Ill'l't'K'fiVt' lnstruetion for nll De- feets of Voiee and Speech. Music- llramaties- Physical Train- ing. Summer Session. Extension Training. Send for Bulletins. Mr. Jones- O, Bn give a text from the Hilde. U. B.- And Judas went out and hanged himself. Mr. Jones- Very well: eau you glve another? U. li.- Go thou and do like-wise. Bill Y.- Sap Stanley. l heard you Stanley I..- Yes, 1 was, I had a new disease ealled the clothing sick- ness. Bill- What on earth is that? Stanley- Well, I had a eoat on my tongue- and my breath came in short pants. Louise II.-- Iion't you think the vio- linist's ohligato is beautiful? Hobert S.- l?an't say: wait until she turns around. Nviirlnl-or- ls Beatriee going to praetiee on the piano this afternoon ? Mrs. Belles- Yes, Neighbor- Well, then. will you please loan me your lawn mower? I have to mow the lawn sometime- anyway. llealer- This is the hest parrot we have but you wouId't sell him without letting you know his one fault. he'll :rrumlnle terribly if his food doesn't suit him. Miss Fritz- l'll take him- it will seem quite like having a man in the house. Vonda l'l- Beaty. what's il Syno- nym? lleatriee Il.- Aw, it's a word you use when you 1-an't spell the other one. lludd II.- l suppose you are going to raise potatoes in your garden? Bolt A.- I was. hut when I read the directions for planting- I found that would he impossible. They should he planted in hills, and my garden is perfeetly level. ,.l,..,..... Ivan Chapin- You remember when we first met in the revolving door at the post oflic-e? Laura U.- Hut that wasn't the tirst time we met. lvin-- Well- that was the tirst time we began going around together. .- - Arline H.- What kiml of a hus- band would you advise me to get? Naomi- You get a single man and let the husbands alone. were sit-k last week.

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56 The Messenger QZMQW ' CONNECTED WITH WYOMING SENIINARY Provides an Eminentiy Scientific Course in ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAINING The course of study in Bookkeeping and Aceounting is taken from leading business houses that stand pre-eininent ill business pruc-tive. Tl1e ililllkillfl' set is from o11e of the largest national banks ill Northeastern POIlI1SXiVtl1liilZ the Foul set directly f1'on1 a great coal operator's books :md the .lobbing and li01lll11iSSi0I1 set from tl1e books of :1 lending lirin doing business in 21 large eity. The eourse in bookkeeping: lhrougliout is nmde eini- 11e11tly praetiezll and superior. Connnercial Law, zXI'ii'illll9fiC' Pi-'I11l1illlSi1i1l and Business Correspondence are carried along with this seientiiie course ill bookkeeping. The course ill f'01ll1I10I'Ciill Law alone ls worth tl1e eost ill ti111e and expense required. Courses in Shorthand and Typewriting The Seeretzirial Course. ineluding the Biisiiiess Course and course in Sliorthand and Typewriting. provides for the highest grade of Cil'1'il'2ll positionsg courses are also pro- vided for the i'o1111ner1-ial Ainnnueiisis and Uivil Service l+lx:1n1inz1tion. These Courses in Business Training have bee11 the means of rapid promotion to the best c-leriezxl positions to thousands of yo1111g people ill the great cities of the Vnited States. Gl'llKlll21f0S of the XVyon1ing College of Business are found in business positions indeed througliout the world. More than 100 graxduates in the banks ot' Wyoming Valley. Especial advzxntalges are provided ill the dormitory for girls and young xvonien de- siring to take these courses. They have the careful oversight of the Preeeptress and lndy teachers i11 their school life. The Business Course alone can be eoinpleted with close attention in from fourteen zo twenty weeks. Students may enter any time after Jzinuary -1. 1926. Individual instruc- tio11. Send for College Journal. Address- W. L. DEAN, A. M., Principal, Kingston, Penna.

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