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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1931 volume:

1 ,, . 5.. E, :K v wap., , 4 Hgh.. .li ,SZ ,Dix-. . X we VOX LUDI o l93I XLUDI N NT U IOR CLAS BENTON VOCATIONAL scuo ON, PENNSYLVANIA BLISI-IED BY S OF 1931 O VOX LUDI DEDICATION VVho is the man We all praise, The one, who with noble and generous patience has guided us, Through our cherished Senior days? Thats' Andy. -1 i l Ward K. McHenry As a reward for his guidance, 'Which has made us much the Wiser, XVe hereby dedicate this treasured book of ours, To our beloved class advisor, VVard McHenry VOX LUDI FOREWORD 1 We, the class of '31, publish this school annual in order to strengthen the school spirit and to en- courage the co1ning classes to continue the work. This annual has been published thru the co-op- eration and contributions of the following: Mr. Appleman, our principal, and Mr. Mc- Henry, our faculty advisor, whose guidance have made this book possible. The Business Men, whose Willing help and co- operation has made this book possible financially. The Classes of B. V. S., whose contributions were gratefully received. The Class of '31 whose co-operation and perse- verance has published this school annual of 1931. VOX LUDI Table of Contents Title Page ..., Dedication .... Foreword .....,., Vox Ludi Staff i . . Administration ..... Faculty ...,........ . Music and Dramatics . . . Clubs ...... .,.i. Sports .. juniors .... Sophomores 4 Freshmen ..,.... Senior Feature . . . The Seniors . Literature .... Class History . A . Our Home ..,. Alumni ..,....,, Advertisements . . . 1 2 3 5 6 9 11 18 19 26 28 30 .32 33 45 48 49 51 63 VOX LUDI 5 gfwz- .,.. - ,. , -M W ' PRESENTING VOX LUDI VOICE OF THE SCHOOL XTC. thc Qditorial staff, havc endeavored to put forth herein what thc nanic of this Annual suggests. H76 have endeavored to obtain more class and individual contributions so that this annual will l'C1J1'CSCl1l the school rather than the Senior Class. -Editor and Assistant Editor. f ' 1 ess I I 1 NX A K Editor Lloyd IQIIIIIINK' Assistant Editor llc-lon Ilzlrllnzln Executive Comlnittee Vnorn Nll'IHl1'llllilll Advertisenwnt Iidith llllillllll ll2ll'll1' S14-iu1'1u'k William W1-nm-r Clmran-feristirs Holwrta lll2ll'li Janii-o llUlllll'l' Alumni Uliw l'lVl'l'll2ll'l May Smith Humor l'l'2l lizlrlls Vivian TI'05lSlll'l' Art Maudv llillz 4'ai'oln Coh- Ilarold L2llIlDRll'll Pursvl Allwrtson hl2ll'f.'I2If0l llmxsvotvl' Lonisv Shannon llvlen Rider Roln-rt Unlwwnst Ilvlmi Ilvishlinc- VOX LUDI ADMINERATION T. U. Smith P. G. Shultz Will- B- Ffifl E. E. Shultz i, Cole VOX LUDI ADMINIQIAIQATION M. P. 'l'. Far W. Belles , vox Lum ADMINISTRATION Clyde 'l'l1om-pson Marvin Keller THE SCHOOL BOARD The Class of '31 wishes to give its word of zipprecizltion for the line support given us by the School Board. NVe know the succeeding classes will receive support equal to that which we have received zlncl that they will show their appreciation by their care for :incl use of the school building' and equipment so generously proviclecl. VOX LUDI TH E FACU LTY T . - - L. R. APPLEMAN iDumpD BLANCHE SHULTZ C ,....,. .D Now hold on - just al little hit. All right., now girls. WARD Mel-IENRY lAnfdyJ MRS. WARD McHENRY CEppieD Alright Seniors, time to get Yes I know. lo work. . I0 VOX LUDI THE FACULTY ALVIN SUTLIFF CSUH N 5 on ShllI'kS ALICE PENNINGTON To The Faculty: ' ' CHARLES SMITH ffllarlivl TYUEII' I :1r'nlty :-- Lock If Up XV1- wish to vxprvss our most Sillf'I'I'l' thnnkx to you for your wism- vouxxsvl :md :ulvivc during Ulll' fum' yx-:Irs in Bvnfon High. 'l'hv 4-low uf our high sc-lmul vm11's1- is flrnwing nm-nr :md we nw sun- that you lmvl dum- all that vunhl ln- 110110. Wm- wish tu vxivnrl tlmnks tu thik lv:u'l1m-1's who lmvm- le-ft fvalvllillg in HUIIYOII High sxm-:X mu' !'llfI'3ll1l'!' Wa- lxvpf- that in thu X1'2lI'I4 In 4-uno. thu g:1':uI1u1i'1's will lc-fzvv Ill-rlon with thx- sums fx-oling that wo do. il fe-1-ling uf S2lfiSf2ll'fi0ll. stu-vc-ss :md c-lush C'0llll'2ldShill with the- f:u'ult3' -Thu S1-lliors of 1931 TL. VOX LUDI All the worlds a stage, And all the mcn and women mere players, They have their exits and their entrances: And one man in his time plays many parts. Shakespeare. I2 VOX LUDI THE SENIOR DRAMA APPLESAUCE A Three Acl: Comedy Cast of Characters - Friday Night Mn Robinson . . . ,, , .. ,........ .., .... . , . ,. . , , Ulivm- ICU-l'l1:ll't 15. lgoltinstm .,,, .. Ruin-rt VIIIPUXVIINY Ham-I Ruhinsun . . Iidith Fllzrpitn Mrs. .im-nniv Hzlltlwin . ,. .lzlnivo Uullllt-1' Mutt M1-Allistm-r , .Inv KIIZIIIQI Hill 3lv'Allist1'1'. his lll'1bll4'XY .. . XVilli:lm XVvl1l11-1' li-vllu .lt-nkins ,....,......... . .. . .,. K Allu-rt Fritz SYNOPSIS Aff I. S1-1-rw: SiI1iIl2l'4Nllll in lln- ltnluilusml hmm-. An Illllillllll 1-vm-rxilugf. Aff. ll. S1-1-iw: 'l'lu- szllllv. All l'V4'llill2 suuu- wt-1-ks lzlivr, Avf. Ill. Sm-114-: Vpstzlirs nw-1' :1 drug stun-. The nt-Xt spring. - -I'nm':t XIt'll1lt'llllIlIl. VOX LUDI THE SENIOR DRAMA UAPPLESAUCEH A Three Act Comedy I3 Cast of Characters - Saturday Night Klan Imlrimmm V .. ,., ,, lls-lon llilfflllilll l'l Ilulvixnwgn Lluyel KIIHIIS1 llnm-I RUliillSUll , , lmuiso Slmnmm Irs. .lvuniv liallclwin . . .. l'mn':1 M1-mia-nhzlll Nlntt Xlm-Alliistm-1' . l.:nrm- S'l'illl'lll'lx I Ill Nll'AHiNIl'l'. hiv lu-pln-w. . llurulrl l.:111h:u'll ullo .lonkins . , , ...,.. ., lldlllillll llvnly SYNOPSIS Art l. Sm-nn-: Sitting mmm in 1124- Ihshinsmn hmm-. An Illlllllllll 1-vm-ning. .UL ll. Svvm-: Thu- Nilllllk An 1'Yl'lliIl2'N1IlIl1' ww-In lnlvr. .WL Ill. S1-mu-: Vpsluirs on-1' il drug stun-. Thi- lu-xl spring. -I ll0l'Il Al1'll4Il'llllIIll. Ill vox Lum JUNIOR CONTEST HIGH SVIIUUL AI'IDl'l'0RIl'M. YVl+lllNlCSllAY. MAY 228. 1930. 011-llvsti':l Song- l'is Spring -XVilson ,. Hood Morning: 'l'e-:u'lwr . . . , 'l'hv Novklzlvo . , . . . . Hr-in-lils Forgot .. The Ruth Hour ........ ...... . Son:- l'ouufry lHllll'l'N1XvilS0ll .. ln ilu- l':1Izu-o of tlw King , ... lmro lIIll'Illll'S Horst' Trzulin' A 'l'lu- Whifv Ilnntls of 'I'm'lln-lnl . ArVilly's l'vppm-r llinnf-r Party ...,,.,.,A. . Song- 'l'hv Mountain STYOZIIll..---lft'L'i'll0Vi'll . 1,l'1'h0Ffl'Il ... ,, .Iunior Ulnss Vnoru XIUIIKIDIIIIIIH ., II4-lvn Ilzlrtnmn . Ilohvrf Vnlwwusf 3l2lI'2Ill'1'f H1-lnsvoh-1' . .... Junior Girls . , . Louisv Shannon .. . Lloyd Knousm- .. llalrolfl LFIIIIISIUII . . , Jamive Uonnvr . . . Junior Girls llvvision of the- thrf-v .Iud'50s: First-Miss Louise Shilllllillll Sm-1-ond'-Miss Ilm-lc-n llurtxnzin: 'l'hir4lf-Ilalrohl Lalulmvli, Iluv to tho untiring: vfforts nncl il2ll'Ki luhor of Miss P4-nnington. our iustrum-for. Slllll of tin- night 1-ontostnnts. this Uontvst was lilildl' one of Hu- ln-st on-r W-l.Sl.,,f,.,1 VOX LUDI '.. SCHOOL MINSTREL THURSDAY-FRIDAY, MAY I5-16, uqsl. PART I.-THE MINSTREL LAND O' COTTON By Permission of The Willis Music Co., Cincinattti, O. Interlocutor-Kenneth Beach Emi Mm-Billy Adams. Lloyd Knouse. William Wenner, Allen Buck. Gerald Edwards. Ralph Hartman. Soloists-Billy Adams. Loren Appleman. Robert Vnhewust. Ralph Hartman, Lloyd Knouse. Chorus--Loren Apple-man. Irvin Dltz. John Brewington. Ilorraee Harrison. Millard Hess, Lawrenee Peternian. Vietor Ash, James Hess, George Golder. John Kline. llarry Davis. Ira Mellenry. Robert l'nhewust. Larue Steinruek. .loe Kuzma. Albert Fritz. Harold Lauhaeh. Roy Keeler. Melvin Fritz. Pursel Albertson. ldinorson Stoneham. PART II.-ONE ACT PLAY WHAT HUSBANDS DON'T KNOW Cast of Characters Mrs. Peterkins. the retiring.: president .......,.... ....,... I llenda Conner Mrs. Jasper. a husy mother .,..,...............,...,.... Dorothy MeMiehael Mrs. Ilartshorn. who enjoys poor health ..,....,.,.,............. Ora Karns Mrs. Frost. the village seamstress .,........ Martha Shannon or Bertha Iloyt Aunt Sally Waters. more or less a nuisance ..................,... Carola Cole Mrs. Meredith. a hride ......,..,.............,......,. Katherine Searfoss Miss Spaulding. the village sehool teacher . . ..,.. Louise llildine Mrs. l'ppiny.:to11. rieh .,...............,... .... I Ielen Hartman .lane Harlow. engaged at last ..,,.,..... , . . Dorothy Wenner Mrs. I'ryer. an effieient gossip .... ....,.......... I iois liittenhender Mrs. Sweetman, merely good ........ .,.......,....,.....,,.,. It 'lora Kile Totsie and Jaekie. the Jasper twins .. . Vera Iiotsford and Mable Golder l'ortulaeo. eolored maid ,,.......,,..... ...........,.... A Iargaret Masteu 'lvillllb-NIlXX'. Seene-A Uluh Room. PART THREE-SOME POPULAR SONGS, ETC. Senior Chorus-U99 Out of a Hundred Wanna lie I,oved : Little Spanish Daneer : When Your Ilair Has Turned Silver . The Danger Line-Ilarold Lauhaeh. Pnrsel Albertson Junior Ch0l'llSv- By Special P9l'll1iSSi0ll I Dream a Little Dream of Me : My Sing Song: Girl Baby s Birtliday Party-A Dance Song-Lavina Deitriek. Mabel Golder, Dor- othy MeMiehael, Lois Bittenhender. Martha Shannon, Mildred Hartinan, Glenda Uonuer, .Ianiee Conner Sophomore vh0l'llS-HLZIUY. Play Your Mandolin : When You Were the Illosoni of Buttercup Lane : The Peanut Vender FINALE VOX LUDI GLEE CLUB IIAIL GAY NVAHBLI-IRS! Ulllllil' thx' :ilmlv sllpvwisimi of Miss P0llllillQ'f0ll wo lmvc- viijoyc-fl our work :mtl ll:lv1 wuiiplislivml muvli. S4WRAN1DS-M:u',2:1l'a-t Rolls:-utv1'. Jzinivv f'Ulllll'l'. I'Il0I'Zl BIl'lllil'llh2lll. May Smith 1 'sv Slmmmn, Viviun 'l'1'4-:lxlim-, UllI'0l2l Univ. llc-tty Sz-zlrfuss, .Ivssiu llnrn, BI2ll',f2ll'1'f I 1 111 Xlzlstvn. Kzltliryu Sm-zxrfuss. Mary Kilo. AL'l'OS-lflnlitli Vlllllllll, l:0lN'l'f2l Ulurk, Mnlulv Ililtz. Olivo l'1VOI'lllll'f. Ill-lou IIn1'lm:n1 llzuislf llilllim-. Ill-ll-11 liirlvr. Nllllll-'l Allrurtsnil. 'l'l+INURS AND RASS-l'm'sc-ll Albertson. Iifnmlcl Hu-nly. Lloyd Knmlsv. Ilnrolc I luluu-ll. liolwrt lvlllllWYllSf. William xVl'llll0l', Alln-rt Fritz, William All2ll1lS. l,m'4-in Applv m-ui. Vivlm- Ash. Allvn Iluvk. .lrmlm lin-wingimx. Irvin Ililtz. .Iolm Klinv. Gornlrl Ellwallwls It llllll Ilairtlnsul, IIm'm's- lI:u'1'ism1. lm Mvllc-i11'y. II4-m'y Vmrkv. Iil'llllt'lll Iivzlvll. ,vMw,,,, . w. ,L : :DW C 1' f I 6 Q0 I' 07x .j N v l VOX LUDI I7 SCHOOL ORCHESTRA I'ml1-1' tho lozuh-rsllip of Ross Ilurrison our high Sl'll00l 0I'4'll0Sf!'2l is doing.: well. W4 ikv this UlllN1l'fllllifj' to oxtvnd our thanks to Mr. IIilI'l'iS0ll and tho lll0llllWl'S nf tha o1'vln-st1':1. Violins Mzlrthn Sllilllllllll Mildrn-d Ililfflllilll .Inv Sutliff Gvnrgv Gohlvl' AC'1'0lllll2lll4iStS Louisa' Shzllmon I'mn':1 Nll'lllI0llll2lll Trumpvts Lloyd Knousv Ihiim-s Millvr Drums l':lllt'l'SUll SNIIIUIIRIIII Saxopvhones Ilurnve Il2ll'l'iHOIl G1-urgv Ilvss Bass Hom Edwin Ash -Staff' I5 VOX LUDI SCHOOL CLUBS 1 luvery blade of grass is u study and to pro1lu4'e two- where tht-re was but one is both :1 profit and ll pleasuro. College Prep Club nm ent .....,,. Vlluru Ms-mlenlmll Iv . ,Lv I S1'l'l'l'lill'y . , , . , . Edith Clmpiu Dramatie Club I'r4'si1l1-nt .,.,....... Vivo-l'1'm-sialellt . . . S0l'l'0l2ll'y ,... , . 'l'l'm-uslll-4-r , . . . Future Farmers l'r1si1l4-ut ,..,. .,.,. Vim--l'1'1-simlellt ,. Sec-ra-tary . , . 'l'1'm-:1s111'o1'- .. Drnmat-ir l'resi4lm-ut .........., Viva--l'1'm-siclellt . . . , St'l'l'0l2ll'X .... , . 'l'1'eus111'e1' , , , . Lcmise Sluuxuou .. Louise Illlllilll' Ileleu ll:u't1uz111 . Ge-orgro Stl'lllli'h of Amerira ,. lmmlld llezlly . . . Albert Fritz . , Melvin Fritz . Roy Km-lvr Club ,. .. Billy Miller .. lim-tty llosler Iil'l'l.l1lt M1-lloury llIlXlllUllll Funk --Lincoln. Club Hllll'l'S0ll Stonelmm lrzl lXll'Il0lll'y Gun I'resideut ,...,.,. Vive-l'1'esi1lvnt . . , . , , . Svc. and 'l'rs-as .. . . John l!rewix1g.:tou Vocal Club l'rm-sixleut .......... Purse! Allie-rtson vii?-l'I't'Slllk'lll ,.,.. . llelen Hoislnlim- Sl'l'l'0f2ll'X ............ .lnnive Cmnm-r 'lrl'l'tlSl1l'E'l' . , . . . BIill'gtll'9l llensvoter Camera Club l're-sicleut ....,.,. ' ..., Lloyd IQIIOIISI' Vive-l'1'm-silleut . . . l4t'l'l'0l 2ll'y Tl'l'll.S11l'Ul.' pl'CSill0llf Vive Pros St'4'l'l'lil ry Y l'l'1:'2l surer Vural idx-ut . Allllllllfll Karim , . . , . , Ruth Fritz .. 151-lval Ponler Club . Bm-tty M1-lleury ldliznlu-tl1 Clmpin . lbm'otl1yl'l1l22l1' lllll'l'9Hl'lS Reullcfy VOX LUDI TH LETI S Iiwlfl-N-TLOHN. f'1lllll' H1-ntnn W:l1'rim's. I:-Q+ll-i-0-ll. llulws :ml on yon. We-'rv lun tu B-4--11-t-0-11. :lid you with an spirit XTUN, 'l'lfIAM. TIGAM. TEAM Give- thvm 21 4-In-1-1'. girls. 'l'l1vn the-y'lI luring: vivforv To old H1-ntml High. in :fin cu 20 VOX LUDI HAIL - THE - CI-IAMPIONST M385555833553883383389538 BOYS BASE BALL TEAM Again history repeats . Mr. McHenrv has continued his line re- cord ot coaching. He came in school a new member of the faculty, 5 took a squad of twenty boys, most of them greenies at base Hall. and turned out a championship team. XVell, we certainlv congratulate our coach, Mr. XVard McHenry. SEASON 19:10-APRII, T0 Jl'Nl'I H1-11t1'1l T: Seott li: :lt fI0llll'. lim-11t1::z5: Iluniington Mills 10: at lluutington Mills llvnton 8: Lm-ust T: at Ilomv. nllllltlll T: Hlo4i1nslmrg': 13: at llloomslmru. llelltcn -l: Hltzlwissu 20: :lt f'2ll'2lXVlSSil. Benton 10: HlUlllllSlllll'fI lil: at llomv. lim-mrll 13: m':111ge-ville lll: ul Ilonu-. lim-ntou 121: Ui-'llfl'l' ti: :lt 1'e11tel'. lla-nton 8: lIllQlll'NVilIl' li : :nt Ilmnr-. Villllllj' l'h2lllllll1lllSllill annul plnyml at Hl1NllllSlvllI'2. Juno 12. Score: Renton S3 l':'1t:l- wis-:I T. VOX LUDI HAI L - THE - CHAMPIONS 864'159F?63-X45F5F56-34 5955l'--95-'F56-1483-35 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Fmiit Ruw.L1-ft to Iiigl1t.tSittim.U-Ii'is Savaigv. Louise Iiihlino, Edith Chapin llolwrtzi Ulnrk. tl'ziptninl. Eilevn Jonvs, Loniso Sliuniiong Sec-ond Rmv:-Glomln Umnwi Nutty s02ll'fUSS.. She-ilu Joni-S. Mui':::ll'0t Mzistvn. Hvlen Rider. Vivian 'l'rc-zisllrs-. Lois 1 It-izlmoiitlw. Mznthn Shannon. Kathryn Svnrfoss: Rau-k Rmv:-l'a1'0l:1 Cole, Betty McIIOn l'l'. II1-len IifiNlllill0. Ilorotlly xVl'llll0l', f'hZll'i0S Smith H-mu-lil. This j'02ll' 1930 thv girls Barska-'t Hall fl-'illll won the Uonnty i'iltllllDi0llNlli1l for the hrxt in thv history of the svlmol hy losing only om- 5.181110 ont of sevvn. Mnvh 4-rulit :intl nmny fil3lllkSj mnst he givvn to Mr. t'l1:lrle-s Smith thi- 1-mlvll. wh s nntiring' vffurts with the tvzun iDl'0ll2llf Tllillll their wvll oarlwil slit-ve-ss. B4-ntnn Bvlllllll livnton Bm-ntun llenton lh-ntun Iivntun SUHEDITLE AND SCORES 9. Millvillv S-:it Millvillv. 30. Mninvillo Z4-nt lim-ntun. 18, Um-lite-1' 13-:it t'vntm-r. 18, S1-utt 5-at lit-ntnn. 18, Lot-nst 16-at Hvnton. T. Mifflin 13-:lt Mifflin. H. tmnligrvvillu 5-:it lla-ntun. fllulnvrfzl Cl:1l'k-1':l11t:li 22 VOX LUDI BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Rem' Row, Left to Rigrlit-Billy Miller. lflmil BIC'II9Ill'Y. Ulmrles Smith fl'onehb. Gemge Strauijrli. Hfirry Culciilfuxz Frcnt liow-Left to Rigllf-Iqlilllllllll Ash. Lloyd 141113112412 Fred B1-ishlIne fvifllfililll. Wayne Shultz. Haines Miller. D110 to the inexperience of the players and lizlmlieappg-rl hy Fmt Ball season being in full swing: :lt the same time. the first S9il?40ll of Boys Untxlnm' Basket Hall proverl to give pleuty of experience. Zlltllllllgh not too successful. With the exp:-rience gained. the cmuing: SPIISUII will no fluuht have ax more happy eucliugz. THE SCORES Millville 26. l1l'llf0ll 2. Mniuville 60. Ilenton 4. f'l'llfl'l' ll. Benton S. Sentt 30. llenton 10. Imeiist 21. Benton 0. Sllgmlczaf 10. Benton 16. Mifflinville 52. Benton 4, Sugzlrlnalf 30. Benton 8. A Ornligreville 48. Benton 9. -8 S WN affix VOX LUDI 23 FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row. Loft to Rigrllt-Waynv Ihlrtlnaul. Kvnnvth H001-ll. Alfrwl Pookv. Rzllp Hilfflllilll. Ilzlrry Davis tvilllfilillf. EIIIPYSIIII Sf0lll'll2llll. Irvin lliltz. Rolwrt Vnhewnst. Sm-ontl llow--Lzlwrm-lwv l't'fl'l'lllilll. P'1-onso Follmor. .Iohn Kline, lfldgzlr We-nnvr. Loc- Yost ,- v - 1' Y v 1 v I-1lI XXl'llllt'l'. BIUIVIII Frltz. JZIIIIUS Ili-ss. lu-nnvth Iloyt. t url 5fl'V0llS. Ilslrold t ollvy: livsll Rmv-Roy Kos-lvl' tMgr.J. Rohvrt Kurns. Irn ML-Ilonry, XVa1'1l Mc-lIvm'y. lt'o:l1'l1b. Tho Foot Ball season of 1930 was not qnito so slwvussflll as of 19220, lwvslllsv wo XVl'l'i HYUPII and othvr sc-hools haul vt-tm-1':1n IUHIIIN. 'l hv boys on thu t4-:nn wort- p1':u'ti1-:llly :ull lwginm-rs. 'N svomcs l ,Ll . 52 Shim-kshinny li. Ronton G-nt Rvnton. YJIIQ ltorwif-k llvstwvos 20. lk-nton 13-:lt Hvrwivk. I'i4-tnrv Roc-ks 20, Renton 0-nt lin-nton. SU A Wntsontown 0, B4-nton 18-:lt Benton. , B ?L Nvsvopw-k 20. Benton 0-:lt N1-sc-olwm-k. Illoonnslmrg 51. Rc-nton tbgnt llloolnslmrgr. F 24 I93O - TRACK MEET - I93O The Annual County 'Fravk Meet was held at Bloomshurg.-5 on May 14. 1030. When tho day's rain madv thv race trark slippery. Benton High slid to victory in almost all of the' ova-nts and so her-:n11o tho County Uhampion. Benton High won many of the awards. Following are the partivipzmts. We are sorry lult lac-k of space- hinders us from printing: tho names of the participants in class B. and C. BOY'S DIVISION Flass A tllth and 12th Grades! Field Events Discus: Eilgri-nv Tre-asuro 2. Arden Blain 3. Vault: Pursvl Alla-rtson I. Km-rmit Shultz II. Broad Jump: Marion Smith II. Iligh .Iump: Frank Keolor I. Kvrmit Shultz II. Shot: l'ZlI'l l'. Ilvss Il. Track 100 Yard: Rtlflllllllll Bakor I. Kormit Shultz II. 220 Yard: Marion Smith I. Carl W. Iless II. 440 Yard: l'al'l P. Ilvss ll. Rohm-rt Vnlvowust III. 880 Yard: Raymond Baker I. R1-lay: Marion Smith. Laruo Sl'IllI'I'III'k. lloward l'oloman. Raymond liakor. Donald Iloaly. GIRL'S DIVISION Class A fllth and 12th Gradesl Trark Events 50 Yard Dash: Louiso Shannon IV. May Smith 1. 200 Yard Relay: Louise Shannon. Ada Iloty. lantha Shultz. May Smith. Field Events Standing: Broad: Ada Iioty III. lantha Shultz. Running: Broad : Ada lloty II. Louise Shannon. Baseball Throw: I'nora Blvlltifxllllilll III. May Smith ll. Basketball 'l'l1row: I'nora Mvndonhall. lantha Shultz. -May Smith. s? -' A , S Il? 5535 59? I I S 'fp 11' x VOX LUDI VII-IO BIDS HIS TIME ---- Who bids: his time, and day hy day, Faces defeat, full patiently And lifts a mirthful roundelay However poor his fortune be- He will not fail in any qualm Of poverty -the paltry dime It will grow golden in his palm, Who bids his time. -Riley. 26 VOX LUDI THE JUNIOR CLASS Svntul Loft to Iligllt--Lo1':l11 Applvlmlll. Ralph I!f1l'llll2lll. llzlwrm-1100 PE'f9I'IllHIl. John il'UWlllHf0ll. Millzlrrl llvss. G1-0i'g.:v Goldvr: Ss-1-mul Row-Billy Aflzuns. Ira Mr'II4-nry. llnrnm- Il2ll'l'lSUll. llvnry Urmkc-. Ellll'l'S0ll Sfflllllllillll. Irvin Ibiltz. John Klinv. Vivtor Ash. Melvin Fritz. Gvrnld lfldwnrds. Allvu Bur-k: Sfilllfllllgi-110111 Parks. Imruthy Iluntvr. lis Sauvngrv. Milclrwl Morris. Hllllll llvwitt. Mzllnlv Alln-rtson, Jessie- Ilorn. Louisv llilclinv, l4lnl:1liu Sntliff. B0l'lll2l Hoyt. Kathryn Suz1r1'u:,s. M:i1'g::11'vt XI2lSl'l'll. Mzlry Kill-. Mae- Youngs. On rexml of lifm- mn- lllilo-stolw lnurl-I ln flu- lmuk of life- um- lvzlf tnrnm-ll uk-r! Liku il 1-ml soul is setting sun Un gmail :Incl vvil nu-n lmvu xlnnv- Nilllllllf 1-:nn rostorc today! -l,nl1g.tfvlloW. Iris VOX LUDI 27 ,mx .-. C45 I Pb- iia B APY, x f it CAN YOU IMAGINE? All tho .luniors good and paying: nt- tontion in ldnglisli 1-lass? Tho .Iunior Iflnglish gzratlvs without il I '? Allon Hut-k playing: Football. Ira Mvllm-m'y quiot in English vlass? Savagrv. Rt-ha DeWitt. Mahlo Al- hortson. Kathryn Soarfoss doing: an oxporinu-nt without ln-in,2 lll0I'- titiwl. Anil without Mr. SIIIIYII ho- ing I'l'j.'IlISfl'4I'f IAlXVI'0lll'l' Potorlnan not asking: sonsi- hlo quostions? Nlolvin Fritz sniiling:'! Vivtor Ash and liinorson SIUIIPIHIIII not slooping: in Ilistory 1-loss? lim-gulal' :lttt-l14l:l111'o in Junior Vlass for a wot-k Y 1'Ill'I'0llf on-nts. in Junior t'lass luoinu roatly on tinu-'B IIilI',LT2lI'l'i Maston without a ln-au? Nlilnlrt-tl Morris not liking: English Wall nuts? lohn Klino not knowing wlloro Dora Parks sits in Ilistory Class? lic-rtha Iloyt and Mae Young: not hm-ing lata for Physics? .ouisv Ilihlinv and Jossio Horn not In-ing: f0,20iIl0I'? Nlary Kilo without a 1Iato? Iiillio AtIilIIlS lu-iii: at a Class M4-otinyr? Iloi-at-o llarrison a ,suarflian aftvi' a party 1' SINCE -Il'Nl0RS ARE ALI. FOR GLADNESS Sinn- Juniors are all for glatlnoss And tII'1'2llIIS and rainbow skios. For rapture and moon niaclnoss. Why arm- .Iunior's 1-yt-s so wiso? Situ-o .Iuniors art- all for vauntim: Atlvonturos. sc-oi-ning foars- Is tlwro not som:-tliing haunting.: In .Iuniol s invongruous tvars? Juniors must work and IIIUZISIIN' Tho days and span the soa- Ilut ago will kc-op for ploasuro What Juniors thought xnisory. fax lf-' M ,-Q I X li 28 VOX LUDI FRESI-IMEN CLASS Svzltvd L1-ft to Riglxt-Billy Ilmlsuu. Imylv ASll0llll2lll. Frzmklin II2l3I0lllllll'll. ldclwin sh. llnrold l'ulla-y. Arthur' Ilzlymfln. Arrlcu llzlrvm-y, Uarl Slow-11s. Furl Ilzlrvoyz Sm-volul 4:w-Juvk I'Zll'kS. l1'1'e-as Follllu-1'. V1'l'll0ll Shultz. Ilnrolll llm-ss. I4'1'1-4-1:12111 Sllilff-l'l'. l':1nl mith: Sfilllflillpf-Alll'l' Fritz. Ella Mau- BlC'IIl'lll'j'. lin-ssiv lloutz. Ruth l':11'ks. .losm-pllilw lwllvr. Elsiv W1-llivvr, Viviun Shultz. livtty Mc-llolxry, lmris Stulxvlnnxl. l'1liZ2llll'lll l'l1:111in. lmmllxy l':Klf.fZll'. I'lil:1 Il:ll'tln:m. Mzlrcvllsl Hvlllvly. Ilvlou Alluwlsoll. Y. 'P '1- 'md W 'X Nm VOX LUDI .Q A1 1 any 39 7 N .., M-M f SOPHOMORE CLASS 0F '31 Stnpllolllnws :ll't' wt-. Uh. what shall wo writn' 011 Wt' 211 '. 1 4 mst- Ill 1-lzlss tiim- wt-'rv lvriglit Xml smart. uh lmy! you slmuhl lu-an' us rvvitv 0 wmnlvr! Wt- stmly :ill mluy :tml :ull night. 'v'r4- tho Suplmlliow vluss in '31 rt at wlny gm-s dum- 'u work in thu thv sun min without our work Uh this Snpllmnurv class in Til. :tml wt- work in xuplmiiumw-s Jll'0 wo. lmth small :tml tnll Xml you 1-an lu-:ir us 1-uiiiiiig wny flown tho halll, XX4-'rv lwrv in swluml lmth SIll'lllfI :tml Xml t':lll -Im whilv wt-'rv llUl'0 wt' lvalrll it ull. Milalrwl ll:1i'tu1:l is llittonht-mlm-r l'umls-ring 2lXX'2lj' llzlrtly aus 1-vor Hnly :1 Suplmnlxmw Mramlny may lm lvlml. Un wt- must gn High :xwaly live-1'y alaly. th:lt's us S0llll0llltll'l'S, tt X Q2 tllltl lm 30 VOX LUDI SOPI-ICDMORE CLASS So21to1I Loft to Rigrllt-l'l1:11'lm-s Svurfoss. Phillp Nnuth 1.111 How 1161115.41 Ntr11u11 1411111 Iloisl1li11v. Ilniues Millor. IIz11'1'y Cole-111:111, NVill 1111 X 111110111 Ilmuld Nte 111111 P114 IZ-NV--IIIFOIIII Sntliff. 111-11 Yost. Afflllll' Alba-1'ts1:11 Id ll Ix1111 4, ,. II N XX 1 1 II:11't111:111. G1':111t Alhz'1'fsx111. B1-11 Iflvvlzllul. Kc-11111-ill 1 llll 111 1 io R1 fht R1 1 Nuul. Yom liutsfclwl. Eva-ly11 'l':1jlu1'. Julia I1nsiet11, I 111111 Il 1111 I1 N Iiiitxvllln-111Iv1'. ll!iI'0fIlj' Wm-1111:-1'. Mvry II1Tll?4l'NVU2ll'f Xxllllll bu 1 II1 lllll XX lIKlll,. XI:1cI:1ly11 K:11'11s. Mable Gnldvr. Ihmwtlxy Mc-Mi1'l1:1cl Ich 1 1' 1 1 R11 11 Ixltl NI111 hl1:111111:11. BIIIIIITII IIill'I1ll2lll. I? N L 13,9 I x1 VOX LUDI 3l fx f .-.Y -:Y A-f ---Y 5-,, ', Qi! . ' ' . 1' . Q 0 .7 w 0 N L 17 , i A A I Q X -Q-. ,W -ff A-Y -- --if X 4 GRANDMA'S MOVIE SHOW THE BIG 0LIl STEAM Sl-IOYEL NIV f.Yl'GllHilllUiilt'l' lll'Vt'I'. ll0Vt'l' :mis 'l'h1' hip: nhl Sflllllll :4llm'0l that digs thv With ns to sw tht- nmvit- sllows rumls, lhv I,54.ml.l., mm ,m.1ik1,,t4,,,.l. Fam st-tmp up :ls mnvh ns il whnh' kr.. lilnn-rl npnn hor lllt'llltlI'y. Wi'P5 U l i l- , , . lt sc-mips up tho dirt :tml thv rm-ks nn lluw stmllnrv lt SODIIIS, in ,LH'l'lllltilllIlS , thc- hill. sllows , y A1141 :lumps thorn :1ll. ova-r tho sich-s uf l'lwy'rv nll stan' an-tors wlnnn sho I HN, sm' knmw lt stlvtvlws its nt-vk fm' n hi: hilt- of lhv illllltiwlllltl knight npnn tht- Nt'I't'Pll vlny. IS llilllllf Mfllllfl is HH' 'llW1'll- And JIl'lllllilit'S and grrunns :ls it turns Xml :ill thu protty things shv sc-vs i'Wi'5'- Yhv tolls nw ot' tln- tlmvvrs and trvvs 'VIN' 1'lliIilll'l'l' IUIUWS .UN Wllvll ffl Sfffll. Xml it-rk tht- chain so tho llltblliilflli Xlmnt thp lnnnv sho nsml to low. ' ' will drop, And alll ln-1' frivnrls n'lm'vo groin- allmvt-. -Franklin ll:lg:t-nlnn'l1. 1- tolls nn- that whvn I :un urnwn l win nmkv llll'illl't'S :ull my mvn Nunn' tlny. shi- says. slim-'ll 1-lush hm' 1-yvs . . r Anil svn- 4'it'Ill' into llill'illilSl'. -Alivv Fritz. f sh VOX LUDI VOX LUDI 1 ,n i . X ff M7f 7 'xf'---v Rx X P J' I m 3 W I---ls Ni' fy Lf' 1---1--ll t h XTX, , ln I , i 13221 i A mf' 'E 2 ,15 ---A h 1-N xx in Nji t tjilts lk' NMA -Yau-Nw? S Z . F5 525 iff! . S fs . V ' 12 Q,tf:iff'i' 5 'S qziitg' ' i if 7 t t iq. g.:f .fafzzi gzfi b - if w,u'., 1 ' ,X xx :tttx1Rki .jx'f- ,, L ' :fx XXX Nik. XIX 1 w 1' . X X , X , . . X :K,fcQ-1.5. gx- TW 5 KQQMY X N X l he Q, YN v o if 25 ' ' Visions of high svhoo Yo were so swvet and mild! I! Stay, 0 stay And distant voices se-0111 tu sary. It Pillllltlf hv! Thvy pass :li VH Y Othor thmnos 119111211111 thy lay: Thou :Irv no more at 0hild. Holm: Hartman su VOX LUDI TI-IE SENIORS LLOYD KNOUSE .................. .. Buck Academic Course Camera Club, Glee Club, Orchestra, Basket Ball. Base Ball, Junior Contest, Freshmen Treasurer, Junior Vice-president, Track, Drama, Editor Annual. Oh, you darn fool As editor of this year book Lloyd has worked very hard and deserves 11111011 credit. Ilis Ford takes up a great deal of time and pneryzy, but while he is in school he makes time count. HELEN HARTMAN .......,...i. . Toby Academic Course Assistant Editor Year Book, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Junior Contest, Sophomore Secretary, Drama 'tThat's the truth Well, look who we have here! A little girl from a Roaring: linux . She is especially disting:uished for hunting Bucks . She just slaughters them. UNORA MENDENHALL ........,........ Buey Col. l'1ep. Club. Glee, Junior Contest, Trac-k. Ilfillllfl. Oh, 1 just know I didn't pass I'nora comes from the eountry. Slip has made many friends by her pleasant and winning manner. xvll2li0V0l' your vocation in life may be, Unora, we are for you. I VOX LUDI THE SENIORS VIVIAN TREASURE .,,.......... .. Viv Ac-mlolilic Foursf' llanslwtlmll S01lll0lll0l'0 'l'1'0ns111'0r G-lov Cluln Pnl. Prop Club My ww Viviun is quits' :in oxpwim-111-4-ml cl1:mff01l1'. Evvry mill- of lu-1' trip is fifty mils-s in 0X1ll'l'll'lll'P. W0 ex- 11091 ln som- lu-1' :1 1101110 EC0ll0llli1'H 10:11-llvr. DONALD HEALY .....4..,...... .. Don Agrrivllltiln- f'0lll'Sl' Ain't slu- swm-vt Fun you illlilgilll' Ilmialld svi'iol1s'! Ilv mkvs ai j.Z'l'l'2l Ilv is zi 1'ullvrtm'. MARGARET ISENSCOTER ....... . Peg Ac-:ulvliiiv Umirsv Glvv Ulull Junior Uuutest Vovul Cluln Holy Mzivkl-l'ol l'vg:'s Irish wit is tho lifo uf our c-laws. Wu think Pug: lu-livve-s in tllv flu-n1'y. V:n'ivfy is flu- spit-0 gf lifm-. Anil yvl. slu' is :lu 1-xc-vllvilt Sfllllllllf, lwmllnlll Glvv l'luln F. F. Ululr 'l'1':u-k lll':llll.l lllllngr to tlu- uppositv sox hut cluvslft fall for :my om- 36 VOX LUDI THE SENIORS JANICE CONNER ..,.......,..,. , Honey Aeademic Course Junior Contest Glee Club Drama Senior Treasurer Vocal Club ffliy Fire Janice is rather small but. By fire she is always singing some hits of the day. Janice a nurse? Sure, her singing might serve in place of hy1llldl'I'llliL'S to the patients. HAROLD LAUBACH .......,.... , Doc Acaflelnic Course llranm Glee Club Senior President Junior Contest Col. Prep Club XVell, dontcha see- We have never known our president to come to school without his lessons prepared. Harold expects to be a lawyer and probably some clay will be living in Waslnngxtoll. We join ill wishing hilll the best. OLIVE EVERHART ........,.,., . 0lley Academic Course Col. Prep. Club Glee Club IJI'2llll2l. YVell, good nite Olive is usually the center of attraction in the hall. I'e1hap4 this can be accounted for by the fact that her locker usually contains some delicious home mzulc candy, a chicken S2lllllXVii'll. and often :I real surprise. S VOX LUDI 37 THE SENIORS MAIVDE DILTZ ..............., . M2lllIllP,' Ac-:ldvlniv Coursl- Glco fllllll-ll2lllN'l'2l Ulnlm WON, I 1Ion't know S0llll'llllll'S wo find filllll with Mundo lN'02lllS0 shm- is so 1llll0l. :Ind has Nlli'll :l sad look. llow 1-ould shi' ho sau! wlun sho has Nlll'll an llronxising: futnrv. May , hor lll'l'illllS como truv. 1 4 l. 1 . WILLIAM WYENNER .... ..,.... , Bill AC'flfl0lIllff Uonrsv Glow Ulnb Football SOIlll0lll0l'0 l'l'1'Sllll'lll' Ilrnnm Col. Prop. Pluh Uh, 3:00 whiz XVhnt 1-:ln wc- say about Bill? Ilv has so nmny good f0illllI'0S that wt' don't know whivh one to mn- 1DllflSlZl'. It SOUIIIS that hu clon't 1-nrv for girls hut how tlu-y chzlmzv. llEBEl'l'A M1'HENRY ..,....,..... , B9cky Ihznn- Making Uoursv Holy Goo Anotlu-1' om- of our qnivt lnssivs. lllli' to the purv 4-onnlry nir. lh-lun-wal has 'l'lmt Svhoolgirl llfllll- plvxionf' 38 VOX LUDI THE SENIORS CAROLA COLE .....,,............. . Curly Home Making Course Glee Club DF2llIl1lflC Club For Heavclfs Sake e Black haired Carols Cole is very fond of red air. and she seems quite interested in the Home Making Course. Oh well. j Y, ROY KEELER ....,...,..,.....,,.. .. Big B0y Agriculture Course Foot Ball Maimgrer F. F. A. Club Gully Roy drives a Fliver from his abode at Derrs. Although not an athlete. he has proved himself a very successful football inunager. ORA KARNS .,.. I ..., , ...,........ .. Sally fI01Il6 Making.: Course For Cryin' Out Loud Ora is a good all around sport. She is always in for a good time and has numerous, oh well. friends. Possibly HIIIUIILE them there is al prospect who will come to claim her. . J VOX LUDI 39 THE SENIORS HELICN HEISIILHNE ..........., . H00lig:fm Al'2ld0!llil' f'01ll'S0 Glm-1' Club Ullskllf Ilzxll Vovul F1110 II1-1111 lmils fl'C1ll Illlllllklql. II1:l1ok1111it1fs grvt plvufy of 1-2:1-:'4-Iso. II111' motto is :1 sth-k of jllllll 21 clay km-ps 1V1t1'1'i1-1 ::w:1j.. We wowulol' if sho 1-all do it wllilf Illlllfuillg llilfllllfl LARUE STEINRITCK ....,....,.. . Steiny A,2!I'ii'lllflll'0 f'0lll'S1! Base Ball Trac-k Ill'Slll12l F. F. A. Club. Gosh dang. Steiny is om- of tho most 2llllllifi0llS pupils in Olll' class. II9 also shows ability on tho lmsvlnnll diillllllllil. Sounv day ho may follow in Ullllllit' M:1ck's footstc-ps. Sump one must. - v HELEN KELLER ............ .. Bets Ilomp Making Uo111'sv I ll0l1.f grivo il 1lz11'n Wo NVlllllll'l' if Ilvlvu is so quivt. II01' kIl0XVl9d,L'1-F of Ilomx- Making wt' urv 1'1'1't:1i11 will lmlp lu-1' soon. l.1f11s1-lu-1-112114: is :1 XVlllllll'l'flll lll'Ufl'SSl0ll. II11l1-11. no VOX LUDI THE SENIORS PURSEL ALBERTSON ........... .. Purk Academic Course Glee Club Freslunen and Junior President Track Vocal Club We can if we try' Pursel's vocation in life is :1 mystery to u,: and to llillltilllf. Ile rould even farm. 4, , PAULINE SEWARD ............, . Polly Academic Course Vocal Club Gloe Club ISn't he thp cutest thing Polly drops in every Monday morning from far away Red Rock. Her hobby is to keep the class eon- stantly talking, However, her talk has un effect on tl certain man connected with 'tState. MAY SMITH . ,. ..,......,,..... ,, Mazie Ac-:xdemic Course Glee Club Basketball Senior Secretary Tran-k Col. Prep Club Well I know-but May is a very deniure little girl. She believes in finiing out thg wl1,.S and NXVll0l'0ftlI'l-'SH of her les- sons while in class. Some day we may tlnd her as fl noted secrel':1ry. IIere's our good wishes. VOX LUDI lol THE SENIORS LOUISE SHANNON ....,....,..... .. Dllbb Avadvmic Course- Gloo Club lkslslzotlmll Junior Coutvst IIITIIIIH FITSIIIIIIIII und Junior Svoretuly 0I'C'1IOSfI'Sl Tl'2ll'k Drmnntic Club Louisv is p:u'ti:-ulurly noted as our pianist. but S116 dom-s IIIIIIUSI' 0Vl'l'yl'hlIl2 wx-ll. ROBERT UNBEWUST .....,,.,. , Bob Acnfloluic Coursv Junior Cl'roas11rf-r Junior Conte-st Ilusvlulll Football Glvv Club Ilruluu Vocal Club C:m't you ,fro ? Slow mul ousy. tl1:1t'f Bob. II.. km-ps our vlalss tnrcly 11-00111 ns l:u'g:v as amy. EDITH CHAPIN . ..,.......,.,.. . Eden Acudolnic Course Glve Club Basketball Ilrzuxm Col. Prop Club Don-vlm know lddith oxpvc-ts to follow the umlortaking business. Wm- liopo tho kuowlvdgo sho has grains-cl ill Chvmistry Cluss will :lid her. Good luck to you. Edith. 102 VOX LUDI THE SENIORS JOSEPH KUZMA ...........,... . Joe Academic Course Baseball Drama nGeev5 Joseph. more familiar to us as Joe is one of our star students. excelling in almost any line of work he undertakes. Girls do not interfere with his work. Gee. but he can squelch them. ROBERTA CLARK ............... . Bobbie Academic Course Glee Club Basketball Col. Prep Club Yea, no foolinf' School is almost over and Bobbie hasn't given us any satisfaction about what she is going to do for her meal ticket. Better earn it, unless he can. Vocal Club HELEN RIDER ........,......., . Jack Academic Course Glee Club Basket Ball Track Senior Treasurer, Vocal Club. Gime some Although Helen is not any too fond of study her ,lessons are always complete and she can always iind time for lunch when there is lunch. VOX LUDI 143 THE SENIORS I DOLLY COLEMAN ..,.....,....,.. . Dot Ilome Making Course Y0ll,1'9 darn tootin! We wonder what the class would do without Dolly to tense? She has a ezmlm l'0lIl1l0I'llll-lllf, and a certain young: fZll'llll'l' thinks Dolly is just it. and she is. ,ALBERT FRITZ .......,....,..,.., . Fritzie Agriculture Course 'f0h, I don't know To look at Albert you would think he was n very bashful chap. But, my. oh my, actions sometimes de- ceive looks! WVith the speed Albert is going he'll soon be approaching the altar, or is it halter. BETTY SEARFOSS . .,....,....,... Betty Home Making Course Basketball Glee Club Dralnutie Club Aw, Gee. Whiz Betty is gifted along literary lines. Her English Compositions are an exzunple of her fine nrt. I wou- der if lletty has her life insured? Be careful of thc Fords, they are dangerous. if P, Basket Ball Glee Club Drama F. F. A. his VOX LUDI TI-IE SENIORS KENNETH BEACH ............. . Ken Academic Course Basketball Football Baseball Glee Club Col. Prep Club . uohv !u Kenneth is doing post graduate work. He has help- ed us a lot in the line of athletics and we sincerely wish him success. KERMI1' SHULTZ ................, . A Baldy Academic Course 66GeeS1 Kermit is taking a post-graduate course. His aim is to be a chemist. It takes a lot of work Kermit, so do your best. We wish you success. VOX LUDI 105 .4 , f 3 I4lfPl'2lflll'0 is tho thought of thinking souls. REMINISCENCE Our lwarts aro tillod with gladnoss. Causo it is uoaring c-1nlillliollvellu-lit day. Yvt tin-rl-'s a thot of sadm-ss that shall ne-vor pass away. Whvn tho frosts of noxt SOIll0llllDl'l' turns tho leavos to gold and lu-own. And wo arm- not rvturning to our Iligh School svonos anon. lt is ploasaut to l'l'llll'lllil0l' tho happy days of B. II. S., Among tho ruggod old mountains, Wlu-rv we know wo rvapvd a gain. llut as duty 1-alls us onward. from tho svoxn-s we lovo so well. Wo shall loavv our Alma BI2ll'l'l'. midst tho woodland in tho doll. Whvn spring timv 1-onu-s with all its hvautivs. giving off its swvut porfulng LUN' Willmwl thots will lu- spa-oding lioxnmwvard. 'Phat our hm-arts may kvvp in tunf-. ln tho world whivh livs lwforo us. Wo for l'll2ll'!ll'f0l' shall striyo. And wo ask that God will lrlvss us. And hm-lp us in this world to thriyv. -I 'arola t'olv. w 5 -Carlyle. A SENIOR Soo that follow walking down the strvvt? Just to soo him is a troat. Fino and tall, a pc-1'fm-4-t youth, Plays lrasolmall liko Balm Ruth. For he-'s a Sonior. Standing still ho has a pl-l'fc-vt pose With hair slvoksd lravk and smolling likv il rosv, A handsomo god. no more-. no loss, Tho girls adorn- him. they 1-onfcss, For hm-'s a Senior. I'c-rfvct in spvvvli with novvr a hrs-ak A vllaptvr in world's history hm-'s sure to makv. A Frm-slnnan hosidv him looks like il fre-ak Ono glanm' and tho holdvst hoc-olnv sud- donly nu-vk For ho's a Sonior. Studies luoforv him molt away Liko snow lu-forv tho hroath of May 'l'o him a tm-ac-lu-r has no fm-ars. Ilis worldlinoss brings forth vuvious tc-ars, For he-'s a Senior. -William NV:-unvr. A6 VOX LUDI DREAMS FU LFILLED The room was waiting. lt was an old room: a hundred years ago it had been younger, illled with laughter and eandlelight and sound of music and dancing feet. and the fainter sound of hearts heating and hearts breaking-the rooln knew that sound well. It had known other things well, too, even then-that strange thing ealled life, that stranger thing ealled love. and the stranger thing of all called death-4-ven a hundred years ago these things were as familiar to the winds that blew through its great windows. as the shadows that iiitted aeross its high panelled walls. It is still beautiful, with the ilnperishablebeauty of a XV0lll1lI'l whose bones under her iine flesh are so essentially right. so exquisitely proportioned, that age and negleet. hunger and sorrow and loss have left her lovelier than before. Long since, the pale ivory pan- ellings of wall have deepened into amber. the peacock blue of danlask curtains has faded to turquoise and jade. the gilt of the great clouded inirrors has shadowed and tarnished. deep in its dust and dreams it has slept, heedless of the passing years. tralnping relent- lessly aeross a burning world: heedless of life itself. far from its tall barred doors. And now, not an hour sinee, rough dark hands have set all crystals of its girandales and chandeliers to ringing their little bells in protest at this rude freeing of thexn from the disereet walls of dust: they have unrolled Persian rugs huddled together so eolnfortahly in far eorner-rugs that had been old when the room was 11ew. and that now spread their beauty gently. like little pools of changing water. Those sanle hands have twitehed C2lI'9- lessly away the sheets beneath whieh the furniture erouehed quietly. on:-e more releasing beauty of the wood so shiningly pale that it is golden-so shiningly dark that it is blaek-- releasing too. the faint shinnner of silks and danlasks and broeades. repeating endlessly the drowned harmonies of seaweeds and sea llowers. The low seats that flank fireplace had onee struck a deepvr note of heartening red. but they too have suffered a sea ehange into eoral faint and strange. so has the huge sofa that faees it. and any strange sailor would feel at hune searching for treasures in the tall lar-qnered ehests beneath the palladium windows that break the panelled walls at the far end of the l'0IOIll. The hands have gone now. leaving behind a P00111 'lressed in beauty and strangeness and silenee--an old roonl. waking slowly and painfully from old Ill'92llIlS. For a long time it has had only shadows and winds fo-r terants. but can this late October evening it stirs and lnnrlnurs and holds its breath to listen. What does it hear coming down the years-those lost and forgotten sounds of daneing feet and laughter? Something elso with them? Ptrhaps it is only wind. but the roonn shivers and draws its shadows eloser about it. as though it were eold. and suddenly the air without is lilled with noises and the noises are filled with happiness. There are feet Oil the threshold, i11 the door- way of the l'tlI'1ll. grave and silent. draws the shadows eloser about it. Life is coming hack to it onee more. And the rooni is afraid. -I Ielen Alive Ha Fflllil n. VOX LUDI R7 OUR ATI-ILETES li. V. S.- Who says B. V. S. ean't stand her 5-II'0lllN1 ill ilfhlfxfic Comwfs? lt I-!I'i4'V0S U10 to contradiet anyone, but she surely eau. 1'ubIie-- And by what right ean you say that? H. V. S.- By the right of her heroie athletes. l'ublie 1moekinglyJ- Heroic athletes! How funny! I suppose your heroic athletes are those football heroes who lost nearly every game last fall and those basketball stars who lost nearly every game also. ls that so? B. V. S.- Wrong again. my dear sir. Don't you realize that Mr. Mc-Henry developed a fine football team from that green. inexperienced gang of players? The team was practi- eally lllildtl up of boys who were playing for the tirst tilne. Think this over. Do you think that a winning team ean be developed over night? No. It takes months, even years, of hard. eonstant praetiee. The same thing applies to the boys' basketball team. i'an't you understand n1y athletes and myself? i'an't you take us as we are and see our good side as well as our poor side? My athletes are a fine buneh if you eonld only look at them in the right light. Public tsneeringlyl- A tine bunch! Yes. they are a fine buneh of nothing. What ean they do? What have they done? Who are these athletes anyway ? li. V. S.- What? I hope that you don't mean to tell me that you don't know who my athletes are and what they have done, do you? Wake up! Where have you been sleeping 'f But. sinee you don't know who they are and what they have done, I will try to ae- qnaint you with them. Betty Mellenry. a Freshman, is known throughout the eounty for her sprinting, She holds the County Championship for the iifty-yard dash in Class C. She obtained the title in 1929 and still holds it. She also is a line basketball forward . noted espeeially l'or her alertness and aec-uraey in shooting baskets. Freas Follmer, another Freshman. is one of our football heroes. In the Sophomore Class, Wayne Hartman and George lless are noted football players, George Iless being a real hero. Lendon Eveland and Edgar Karns are both flue pitehers in baseball. Lois Hittenbender. Glenda Conner. Martha Shannon and Dorothy Wenner were stars on that uneonquerable girls' basketball team of 1930-31. Have l aequainted you enough with our athletes for you to see what they are? l'ublie twith rising interestJ- Proc-eed. please. 'l'his is quite interesting. Tell me about some more of your athletes. lt. V. S.- With plasure. Kathryn Searfoss. Louise Dildine and lris Savage are Juniors who were stars on the girls' 1930-31 basketball team. Kit was one of the hest forwards'. Louise. a tine side-eenter and Iris, a line guard, A number of our boy athletes are offered from the Junior Ulass also. Harry Davis, Emerson Stoneham and Irvin Diltz are elassed high among our football heroes and base- ball and basketball stars. Ralph Hartman and John Kline are both football stars. John llrewington is noted for his basketball playing. A Among the Senior athletes are Louise Shannon, noted for her wonderful playing as eenter in basketball and her traek work. Roberta Clark. another llltlllllltxl' of the basket- -Continned on page 53. 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In Slillft-illllll'l'. 1927. work was startcd on tho construction of tho building. School bcgan that ycar for tho last ti1no in tho old school building. Looking out of thc windows thc 1.1.pils could watch tho lllfkll working on tho building. At tlrst all that could bo soon was tho stool fraino work of tho building. Soon tho bricklaycrs bcgan thoir work and bit by bit tho bricks woro laid in placc. It was not long until tho outsido con- struction was coniplotod and work thon began on tho insido of tho building. Pupils could not scc tho inon at work now but could hoar tho stcady hannncring and banging as walls wcrc bcing built and doors and windows put in placc. In tho fall of that yoar school bcgan in tho now building. Evcryonc was glad to have a now building in which to attcnd school and noarly ovoryonc spcnt thcir spare tinio in- spccting thc building. Tho pupils wrc as ovorjoycd with tho ncw building as a child is with a new toy: and why shouldn't thoy bo ovcrjoyod? Un lYl'l'0llliN'I' 31. 1928 a largo crowd of pooplo from Ilcnton and vicinity witncsscd thc dcdication of thc building. For throo ycars pupils hayo gono in and out of tho opon doofrs of tho school and during thoso ycars it has lost nono of it's original boauty for it is noarly as now as whon school lu-gan in it. throc yoars ago. Tho splcndid 2lllliifUl'illlll affords a wondcrful placo for ontcrtainnicnts and othcr guthorings. Now tho school can givc ontcrtaiuincnts oasior than in fornicr yours. 'l'h.- pupils now work in woll arrangod. wcll vontilatod roolns which it was ilnpossiblc to havc in thc old building. Tho park, which tho school houso facos. affords sovoral acrcs of play ground for tho chiidrcn as wcll as a plcasant placc for tho oldcr childron to spcnd thloir lcisurc filllk during noon hours. The bui.ding is locatcd on tho old school ground on First stroot, facing thc Park. It is a two story building with stool franio work and' brick walls. 'Pho wall iinisll is ivory colorod Taxotono. Thc wood fl'illllllill,LI is stainod light brown and varnishcd. Thc lloors arc doublc wood throughout oxcopt in cntrancc halls and toilcts whcih arc of l'l'lll0Ili'. At tho onds of tho halls arc two cntrancc doors and tho stairways. nA third and main cntranco conios into thc niiddlo of thc hall in tho front of thc building. 'l'hcrc aro cight standard class rooms and tho stago. which arc uscd as class rooins. Thorc arc laboratorics for scionco. cooking. sowing and agriculturc. 'l'hc cooking labora- tory contains a cafotria whcro lunchos aro sorvcd at noon. A dining room and girls rcst rooin aro connoctod with thc cooking laboratory. 'l'hc scioncc laboratory contains thc school library. A wcll stockcd library of 2.000 yolnmos in addition to niagazincs and olthcr litcraturc, suyplics thc school with good. clcan rcading niatorial, both for study and cntortainmont. Although thoro is practically no 0I'Il2lllll'llf2li'i0ll tho building is oxtrcinoly 1'0lllf0I'fIllDlC and usablo. lt inoasurcs up wcll in tho prosont day idcas in school construction and is a building any conununity could bo proud to own. -Maudc lbiltz. 4 , VOX LUDI .QA , I'11pm' lm-ft 111141 right-Vivw of Frulii-. digggilxg fwllllllilfiull for IIUXV svlwul huil4li11g:. Imvm- lvft-I'lw1l1istvl'y :md l'l1ysic's I.:1lm1'zmn'y. Luwm' Ifigllf-All1lif0l'illlll. qw Ivllllbl' IGH-Sl'iPlli'l' IAllHll'ilflll'X, IQIHPUI' Figllf-Sl'XVill2 lixmm. I.n:wn-1' ll'ff---fililikilljl' IlI'l'lltUl'y. Inwvl' x'i:l1i'i1':lrk vivw vi' l':'o11T nf Sl'llIl0l. 1 5 VOX LUDI dx,-J -...wx You are droamimz of high School days 'Phat lmvv fmlml in your vim-W: And music- lmrdvm-rl IIIUIISIITOS Uf laughs you lists-nod to Arv now but angel vvlnws- U. lmvv I spokon fl'lll'? -I'um':n BIl'lllll'llll3lll. 52 VOX LUDI To The Alumni of B. V. S. As we. the Ulass of 1931 look bark over the four years just spent in dear old B. V. S. we realize more and more what it means to have bee11 a member ot' this Institution of Learning. The months just ahead hold loeked in secrecy many things we are anxious to know, one of whieh is. will the Alumni of the Sehool we have learned to love, weleome us in their midst as they have the Classes that have gone before us? To further perpetuate our interest in B. V. S. and leave a permanent reeord of this year's sehool activities for you, the Alumni and under graduates, we the Class of 1931 put forth every effort in our Annual. Vox I.udi. WVe are proud of this book, we have put into it our best ability, and have expressed, as a Ulass. our sincere devotion of truth. honor and loyalty to all traditions assoeiated with B. V. S. from the first graduates to the present time. Now. we as the Ulass of 1931. about to graduate from your and our Alma Mater are desirous that you weleome us as members of your soeiety, for we want to stand four square and always continue our interest in your a11d our sehool. Although Vox Ludi is Silllilill' to other Annuals. we hope it will be interesting and will encourage the Alumni and present student body to keep an aetive interest in B. V. S. Therefore. let Vox Ludi hind us together for deep and noble purposes. lVe must all move. but we must all keep together. It is only when the rear guard eomes up that the van guard eau go on-llenee we as the rear guard of 1931 have tried to give you something worth while. something that you ran refer to and that will always bring to your memory. the JOY and TTIRILI. of your school days at li. V. S. -flielen Rider and Albert Fritz. Greetings to the Alumni A hearty greeting is extended to eaeh and every member of the H. II. S. Alumni through the medium of the 1931 Year Hook. ' As we read The Year Book. a11d take an aeeount of our membership we can feel justly proud of our growth in numbers. ls our growth in serviee commensurate witl1 our growth in numbers? Is it not time for the Benton H. S. Alumni to take an inventory? Let us measure our growth in respret to our stewardship and see just how far our iniiuenee extends. Ilaving taken sueh a measureinent let us stop and TIIINK after having thought let us establish fur ourselves a goal worthy of our numbers and then all work faithfullv to- ward the aeeomplishment of that goal. i Yours for the best in 1931-1932. -Helen John Mendenhall. VOX LUDI 53 MEMBERS OF Tl-IE ALUMNI ! Come Out And Root For Your Alma Mater! I93I FOOTBALL AND BASE BALL SCHEDULE: Base Ball April 24-Millvillo-IIo1n0. April 28-Huntington Mills-I lomv. Ort. Ur-t. Foot! Ball El-lim-rwick Ross-rvvs-Ilolno. 17-Watsontown-Away. May 1-l'vntvr-Ilonw. Ort. 23-Shic-kshinny-Away. May li-Catawissa-Ilonu-. 01-t. 31-Pix-turo liocks-Awtlbi May ShI,m-11st-Away, NOV. 7-Nl'Sl'tl1M'Ck-I101110. May 14i-Iiloomsluurg-Away. Nov. 1-1-IIathoro-Ilonu-. May 2011Illg'llUNYill01Ii0llll', Nov. 21-BIOUIIINIVIIFQ'-I101110. May 22-1lrglllgg-villo-Away, UO. 'l'I'5l4'k Mvvt-Yvvtl., May 20. 1931. May 27-Bloom Iligh-Ilonn-. Parvnts Day-1Vm-rl.. May 20. 1931. May 39-sl-0ff..Aw,.y, Alumni I'g2lll11ll1'f1Jllll0 4, 1931. OUR --1 'ontinuc-xl from pago 47. hall tm-am. Iilmlith K'hapin.a wonflorful lmaskvtlrall guard and a more wonclc-rful tc-nnis playa-r. Ha-tty S1-arfoss anal Ili-lun Ilvishlino .both lim- lnaskethall forwards and May Smith, who .as a llllllllhl' of thu 1930 track tm-am. won first plavv in tho iifty yard clash. .nw lhv Sz-nior lnzys havv anumlwr of iinv athlvtvs also. Kc-unvth linac-h is a football skvtlmall star: Lloyd Knousv. a luasc-hall. lraskvtlmll and tm-nnis star: Xvillitllll Wvnm-r. Ilonalml Ilvaly and Hohort I'nhe-wust. football lu-roi-s and Joe Kuzma and Laruo Stl-Inruc-k aiu hoth lmasoluall stars. and ha Yi rw. clcrn't you think that wo rm-ally 112111-' a fins- HQIIIHT' Pulvlit- 1ll1lll'll plc-aswlb- I survly clo. l now sc-0 1ny mistakvn irlvas. I ran now sol' ovvr your pour qualities and svn tho Vounty Championship. whit-h you lmy athlm-tvs won ii tha spring of '30 in hasolmall. tho Vounty Championship that tho girls' haskvthall fwllll non in tho fall of '30 and thu County Uhampionship whivh your 'I ra0k tm-am won in thu spring of '30. lint what is your szvrot cf having.: sum-h lint- athlc-tvs? Arr thx-rv no ohstar-los to hinllvr thoir progrossZ ' B. Y. S.- Yi-s. tht-ro arv many olrslat-los hut wo try to ovvrrolllv those as wo strikl' thvm. Our sm-rot is vooperation and practivv. hard and constant. 'Fhvro is onv big obstacle in thu practicing: and that is tlu- woatlu-r. Tho only plavv that our athlvtvs have to train in is tho grvat uuttloors. 'Flu-y nerd to lu- housvfl and protvc-tml so that thoy van train in otln-r fair or foul woathvr. Tho only way to 0VPl'C'Ulll1' that olnstac-lv is to obtain :1 gymnasium. 'WVO haye strivvn for two yvars to ovvrt-olilv that olnstam-lv but have- not yvt sllwvoclvrl. Now. sinm-0 you havv sorn what wo avtually arm-. 1'an't you look into thv future- anrl svv what wo might lu-wtxllo if wo :vt a gymnasium? Soo our new-rl for on your holp. Will you hvlp us? Public-- I will. y:la1lly. uno. XVI- are- flu-pvmling M. S. 510 VOX LUDI Carl McHenry, Scranton B. C. Della Dodson, Williamsport B. C. Inez Bnekalew McHenry, Ray Mather, Williams College: M. A. Ph. D. Harvard Iris Ikeler McCord, B. S. N, S. Effie Edwards Potter, B. S. N. S. Blanche Shultz, State Col. M. A. Charles Keeler, B. S. N. S., Irene Keeler Oliver, Eva Mendenhall Dixon, Fannie Harris, Ethel Ash Ellison, B. S. N. S., Grace Hartman Gills, Danville State Hosp., Fordham Hosp., Earl Laubach, B. S. N. S., State College Geraldine Wenner Robbins, Geraldine Yost, B. S. N. S., Bruce Mather, B. S. N. S. and State College, Susie Shultz Hess, VVillard Smith Dohl, Glenn Apppleman, State College, hmory Edson, Katherine Farley Hartman, Eva Hess Girton, Helen Mendenhall, B. S. N. S., Owen Ash, Wilkes-Barre, B. C., Clarence Carey, Wilkes-Barre Maude Cole Appleman, Arden Diltz, Arthwr Wood, Verda Savage Hess, Ashael Hess, Gertrude Harrison McHenry, Ada Hartman Carey. Wilkes.Barre Business College, Samuel McHenry, lVilliam Farley, Helen Karns Champlain. B. S. N S. and Bryn Mawr. Lela Parker Hess. ALUMNI CLAS Cashier Co S OF 1906 l. Co. Nat'l. Bank, Private Secretary, CLAS Housewife, S OF 1907 Boston University, Teacher Moody Bible School, Housewife, Benton, Pa. Vtilliamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Boston- Mass. Chicago, Ill. Montgomery, Pa. lfenton, P Teacher. Benton Vocational School, Principal, Teacher Deceased. Unknown. CLAS S OF 1908 Housewife, Housewife, Teacher Housewife. Teacher, CLASS OF 1909 Miller, Housewife, Housewife, CLASS OF 1910 Eiectrlcal Engineer, Cascade Laundry Co., Housewife, Housewife, 'i catcher. CLASS OF 1911 Office Furniture, Carpenter, Housewife, Telephone Lineman, Salernzztn for A. C. 8: F. Co., Housewife, Hoasewifc, Housewife, Sec'y. of CLA S Lyman Howe, S OF 1912 Garageman, Housewife, Housewife. 11 Mauclt Chunk, Pa Wlifppany, N. Y. Montoursvillc, Pa Pottstown, Pa. Sugarloaf, Pa. bentlcrtown. Pa. Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Beaten. Pa lfc...i11, 1 .t Harveyville. Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Spokane, Wash. Bloontslmrg, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Scranton, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. Bethlehem, Pa. Benton, Pa Chicago, Ill. Forks, Pa Detroit, Mich. Bet'w.:lc Pa.. VVilkes-Barre, Pa. Bloomsliurg, Pa. S'ate Collf-fre. Pa. Berwick, Pa. VOX LUDI Ruth Beishline VVhitenight, Vivian Edson VVilson, Temple. Fred Hartman, Warren Kelchner, Ethel Keller Plank, Ward McHenry, B. S. N. S, Shirley Robbins, B. S. N. S. and Washington Lee, Harold Yost, Ruth onham, B. S. N. S. Jennielirtwine Friedley, Scranton Hospital, Herbert lxeller, State College, Boyd Kline, Ethel Laubach Nearpass, Bernice Parker Laubach, Harley Smith. Laura Michael Hartman, Carl Hartman, Catherine Hess Shultz, Larue Hess, Myrtle Conner, Flo Laubach Wood, Martha O'Brien Thomas, B. S. N S. Rupert Belles, B. S, N. S, Lucille Sutton Belles, Charles Cole. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, Bessie Hess Case, Robert Kline, Mearl McHenry O'Brien, John Pealer, Lois Knouse, Canton B. C., Muriel Brittain Shiner, Helen Knouse Long, B. S. N S, Grace Seely Hosler, State College, Cora Karns Hilley, Zola Smith, B. S. N. S.. John F. McHenry, B. S. N. S., Frank Yost, Vera Shultz, Geisinger Hospital, Mae Wright Hess, Irene Dresher Gill, Pearl Hartman, Ind. School, Naomi Hess McHenry, Lillian Mendenhall Kenneth Brittain, Zoe Bender Smethers, Mfldred Cole Remley, Cyrus Creveling, Emma Cole Bogart, Joseph McCauliff, Della Peterman Spigel, Ruth Shultz Edson, Iris Wood Walls, Vida Edwards, B. S. N. S., Sarah Appleman Maude Steadman hurg Hospital, Alice Krickbaum Rua Davis, Bernard VVolfe, Fritz, Adams, Blooms- Williams, CLASS OF 1913 Teacher, Housewife, Signalman U. S. Diplomatic Service, Housewife, Teacher Benton Vocational School Accountant, Clerk in Benton Bank, Teacher. Housewife, Instructor Culver 'lilitary Ac., Housewife, Housewife, Postmaster, CLASS OF 1914 Housewife, Farmer, Housewife, Clerk, Housewife, Housewife, Principal Teacher. N. Druggist, Housewife, Farmer, Housewife, Plumber, CLASS Secretary, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Deceased. Teacher. Bee Keeper, Surveyor, Supt. Nurses, Geisinger Hospital, Housewife, Housewife, Teacher. Housewife, CLASS OF 1916 At Home A. C. 81 F. Housewife, Housewife, Physician, Housewife, OF 11,25 Office, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, . Teacher. Housewife, 1 Housewife, t Housewife, 1 Housewife, I i Bank Cashier, m Easton, Pa. Emaus, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Washington, D. Benton, Pa. ,Bentonl Pa. Flint, llflich. Benton, Pa. Patterson, N. I. Benton, Pa. Culver, Ind. Wilford, Ore. Montclair, N. J. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton. Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton Pa. Millville, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Mountclair, N. J. Bloomsburg, Pa. Mountain View, Mountain View, Merwick, Pa. Lafayette, N. J. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. C. N N J Los Angeles, Cal. Kingston, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hatsboro. Pa. Gibbstown, N. J. Stillwater, Pa. Benton, Pa. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Pontiac, Mich. Washington, D. Rohrsburg. Pa. Lansdowne, Pa. Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Pasaic, N. J. Benton, Pa. Herdon, Pa. Hershey, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Shickshinny. Pa. C. 56 VOX LUDI Fred Hosler, State College, Principal, Hatboro, Pa. Claire Hedden, B. S. N. S., Teacher, Ardmore, Pa. Frank Edson, State College, Mechanical Engineer, Benton, Pa. Autumn Siegfried Beeson, Black- ley Medical Hos., Phila., Housewife, Muncie, Ind. Myron Savage, Lawyer, Detroit- Mich, Edith Kline Ammermun, Housewife, I.'ght Street, Pa. Letha Buck, B. S. N. S., Teacher. Tyrone, Pa. Mahle Creasy Staucler, Teacher, Lime Ridge, Pa. l.aurence Hess, U. of Penna., Dentist, Philadelphia, Pa. Darl lkeler Mather, B. S. N S.. Housewife, Benton, Pa. Flossie Siegfried Brink, Jeffer- son Hospital, Housewife, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. CLASS OF 1917 Clayton Beishline, Farmer, Stillwater, Pa. Carl Belles- Grant Brink, Alhert Casey, Winifred Eves Ikeler, Cleaver Hess, Alice Houseweart VVolfe, Millie Karns, Helen Kline Hartman, Sheldon Long, John G. McHenry, Nat. Univer- sity. VVashington, D. C. Percy Pealer, Mary McHenry, Moore, Joseph Parks, Carrie Perry Yost, Patti VanHorn Thomas, Ruth Welliver Chapin, Ruth VVelsh, Beatrice VVood, B. S. N. S., Cleora Fritz Fritz. Alice Fritz Knecht, Joseph Haney, Herman Hartman, Mildred Hess Harrington, B. S. N. S.. Marca Hess Lauhach. Marcella Hess, B, S. N. S., Loren Hess. Leland Hess, Frank Hosler, Doris Hvmmel Hosler, Harold Klinger. B. S. N. S., Ella Laubach, Eva Lauhach Galloway, Beatrice Miller, Sara Appleman, Clayton Mather, M. D., Earl Peterman, M. D., Ruth Taylor Keller, Gilhert Trivelpiece, Hr-len Newman Ash. Zell Alhcrtson. Ruth Yocum McHenry, Ivan Ash, Syracuse University, Arden Hess, Gladvs Edwards Fritz, Geraldine Getz Conner. H. M, Francis Houseweart Hess, Pearl Knouse Fritz, Atta Karns Hess. Advertising Clerk, Farmer, Carpet Mill, 1BloomslJ'xrgJ, Housewife, Farmer, Housewife, Deceased Housewife, Long Vllagon Works Driver School Bus' Storekeeper, Housewife, Supervisor of Agriculture, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Clerk in Post Office, Teacher, CLASS OF 1918 Teacher, Housewife, Teacher, Farmer, Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Laborer, Bnrher, Manager VVeis Store, Housewife, Teacher, Telephone Operator, Housewife. Carpet Mill, Medical Doctor, Med'cal Doctor, Housewife, Jeweler, Housewife, At Home Housewife, CLASS OF 1919 Accountant Y. M. C. A., Bus Driver, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Millville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Sluckshinny. Pa. Biitfalo, N Y. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Sellersville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pleasant Mount, Pa Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Nescopeck, Pa. Benton, Pa. XVilliam1port, Pa. M.ffl.nbnrg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Uc1'w.clt, 1'a. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hatboro, Pa. Benton, Pa. York, Pa. Blcomsburg, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Strasburg. Pa Detroit, Mich. Benton, Pa. Sliickshinny' Pa. Ch'cago. lll, Schwenl-zville, Pa. Newherry, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Kingston, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomshurg. Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. VOX LUDI Edith McMichael Dodson, H. M., 'l'eacher, Greenwood Twp., Pa. Cleo Roberts Fritz, H. M., Deceased. ,lessie Yocnm, 'ieacner, Centre, Pa. lda Harrison, H. M., Guy Everett, Ag. State College, Sue Perry Malotte, H. M., Ruth Hartman Sheldon, B. S. N. Gordon Johnson, Bertha Getz Pike, H. M., Helen Hess Davis, ii. in., Grace Dresher Hill, Pearl Mordan, H. M., Harriet Shearer Karns Stevens, Norton 'lhomas, Il. S. N. S., S Mary Gillaspy Shaler, ll. S. N. S., Hilda Fritz Miller, H. M., Max McHenry, 1-'loz-ence Thompson Mader, Paul Shannon, Ag., Russel Shultz, State College, lirnest Knouse, Ag., Dorthea Hess Letteer, H. M., Harry Everett, State College, Ella Mitchell Everhart, H. M., Re.a Doty Williams, H. M., Helen Hess Strauch, B. S. N. S Claude Moore. Xvillis Di.etrick, Ag., Eva O'Brien Skow, H. M., Neva Shultz, Donald Smith, Ag., Doyle Knouse, Ag., Minard Ash, Ag., Marjory Buck, 1.t..cl Poust, Archie Harrison, l'aul Lauliacli, State College, ,lar.us Harriscn, Elizabeth Kessler Kashner, B. S. N. S., ,lo,.tph Hess, Allen l.own, Mram Sm.th Sherman, Raefrael luvans, H M., B. S. N. Della G.bbons Snyder, Lrnta Keeler Kelsey, Helen Young Smith, H. M., Millard Ash., Ag., l'arl Eveland, Vera Howle.t Hauck. li. M., lleatrice Saul Moffett, llilda Everett. H. M.. Geisinge Hospital, -x S 1' Grace McHenry Hartman, H. M., lfvelyn Peterman. M.l:lred Karns, H. M., Etta Hess Laubach, ll .M., Ella Mae Fritz Wright Clyde Dietrick, B. S. N. S., Lee Kline, Emery Mlller. B. S. N. S., Marion Brewington, Guy Harrison, Roliert Hosler, State College, Domestic VVork, Supt. of Agriculture, Housewife, Housewife, Road VVork, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, At Home Housewife, Teacher, Housewife, CLASS OF 1920 Housewife, Musician, Housewife, Laborer, Chemist, Nat. Biscuit Co.- Farmer, Saleslady, Supervisor of Ag., Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Silk Mill, Farmer, Housewife, Farmer, Laborer, Farmer, Stcnographer, CLASS OF 1921 A. C. Xz F. Co, Garageman, Housewife, Clerk, Housewife, Teacher, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Farmer, Carpet Mill, Housewife, Housewife, Nurse, Housewife, '. elephone Deceased. Housewife, Housewife, Teacher, Bus Driver, Teacher, CLASS OF 1922 Li neotype Operator, Deceased. Book Salesman. Operator, Brooklyn, N. Y. Watsontown, Pa. Los Angeles, Cal. Buffalo, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Audubon, N. J. Benton, Pa. Altoona, Pa. Benton, Pu. LaSalle, N. Y. Mclieesport Pa. Freeport, Long Island Bloomsburg, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. York, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York City, N. Y Rolirsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Watsontown, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Pontiac, Mich. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Athens, Pa . Stillwater, Pa. Washington. D. C. Orangeville, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. VVilkes-Barre, Pa. Briar Creek. Pa Benton, Pa. Elverson, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomshurg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. New York City. N. Y Benton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Rohrsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Espy, Pa. Benton, Pa. Millville, Pa. Vtlashington, D. C. Greensburg, Pa. 56 VOX LUDI Edward Laubach, State College, Stanley Wright, Alton Hess, Sarah Baker Kline, Max Bittenbender, Roscoe Savage, Ag., Ethel Bray Laubach, Harold Cole, John Yost, Ag., Glen Keller, Pauline Doty Cole, H. M., Erma Deiterick Scott. H. M., Grace Fite White B. S. N. S., Elizabeth Keefer, H. M., Lola Keefer Dietrick, H. M., Loreen Getz Harrison, Maude Hess Ash, H. M., Geneva Smith l--- , Erma McHenry Brewington, H M. Corrine Horn Smith. Karl Hagenbuch, U. of Penna., John Ruckle, Ag., Dale Smhth, Mahlon Strauch, John McHenry, Harold Moore, Ross Pennington, Relza Hess, Harland Franklin, Leon Hartman, Carnegie Tect., Ranold Smith, Jay Karns, Elmer Klinger, Ag., George Lauhach, Kathryn Fritz Bennett, Edith Hirleman Hess, Eleanor Hoffa, B. S. N. S., Marie Karns Wright. B. S. N. S, Helen Barrett Baer. B. S. N. S., Mary Dodson, B. S. N. S., Florine Eveland, Martha Follmer Youman, H. M., Edna Keefer, H. M., Geisinger Hospital, Mary Mather, State College, Evatla Michael Sharek. H. M., Zora Smith, Madalyn Wright, State College, Elizabeth Yost Sntliif, B. S. N. S. Ruth Force Floyd, B. S. N. S., Maude McHenry, H. M., Geisin- ger Hospital, Daisy Cotterman McHenry, Emily Seward Kingsley, Esther Chapin Laubach, Alton Apppleman, Ray Hess. Beckley Business Col. Lola Ash Gilford, State College, Lois Hess, Ruth Larish Hill, H. M., Kathryn Ruckle Brink, H. M., Mable Whitenight Cutmore, Lisle Bittcnbender, Robert Shannon, Lena Bender, H. M., Berwick Hospital, Margaret Hess Hess, Marie Parks, H. M., Bloomsburg Atlantic Ref. Co., Mgr. Newberry Store, A. C. Sz F. Co.. Housewifej Laborer, Laborer, Housewife, rarmer, Electrician, Truck Driver, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Carpet Mill, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, CLASS OF 1923 Accountant Dupont Co., Farmer, Laborer, Baker, Baker, Merchant, Mechanic, Magician. Civil Engineer Dravo Con. Co., Farmer, Farmer, Farmer, Clerk, Housewife, Housewi fe, Teacher, Housewife, Teacher, Teacher, Housewife, Nurse, Teacher, Housewife, Clerk Post Office, Teacher, Housewi fe, Housewife, Nurse, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, CLASS UF Laborer, Housewife, Private Secretary, Clerk, Housewife, Housewife, Miller, Nurse Silk Mm, 1924 Philadelphia, Pa. Bangor, Me. Berwick, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Henton, 1'a. Berwyn, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwyn, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Light Street, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Baltimore, Md. Fairmount Springs, P Hyattsville, Md. Wilmington, Del. Benton, Pa. Benton, ra. Benton, Pa. Houghton, S. D. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Muhienburg, Pa. West Va. Kent, N. Y. Danville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berlington, N. J. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Bangor, Me. Regisler, Pa. Crlllllllil, Pa. Mason City,, Iowa. NN.lliam..port, Pa. Benton, Pa. Forty Fort, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Townhill, Pa. Cambra, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Benton, Pa. Geneva, N. Y. California. Elmira, N. Y. Bloomshurg, Pa. Eagles Mere, Pa. Niagara Falls, N. Y Geneva, N. Y. Benton, Pa, Berwick, Pa. Bloomsburg. Pa. VOX LUDI Hospital, Nurse. Bloomshurg, Pa. Mary Savage, B. S. N. S., Teacher, Benton, Pa. Howard Brewington, Argus Book Keeper, Benton, Pa. Norman Sh.1ltz, Salesm'an, Berwick, Pa. Thelma Boston Cornell, Teacher, Broadway, Pa . Eltheda Keefer Hess, Housewife, Benton, Pa. Gertrude McMichael, H. M., Bloomsburg Hospital, Nurse. Bloomsburg, Pa. Lois Trainer Savage. H. M.. Bloomshurg Hospital, Housewife, Catawissa, Pa. Joe Derr, Bridgeport, Conn., Carl Taylor' Plumber, Benton, Pa. Ella Frfedly Robbins, B. S. T. C. H0llSCWlfC, Benton, Pil- Gertrude Vlfenner, B. S. T. C., TCHCHCT. Ffllfm0l1I1! Twp., Pa. Larue Hess, Ag., A. C. 8: F., Berwick, Pa. Rosalyn Fritz Kilfoil, Geisinger Hospital, Housewife, Danville, Pa. Sara Kuouse, B, S. T. C.. SCCTHRYY, M3-fiefffly Pil- Helen Whitenight Dodson, Housewife, JOUCSKOWII, Pa. Irene Keeler Kaglmer, Housewife, Greenwood Twp., Pa. Dallas Baker, Acd. Samuel Lauhach, Acd., Fred Zarr, Acd., Chapin Wenner, Ag.. Glen Hess, Ag.,, Chas. Jones, Acd., Bucknell U., Earl Carpenter, Acd., William Bonham, Acd., Mable McHenry, B. S. T C., Acd. Phoebe Yorks Appleman, H. M., Geisinger Hospital, Mary Hartman. B. S. T C., Acd, Doris Fritz Zarr, H. M., Mable Coleman, Acd., U. of Pittsburg, Anna Polk, H. M., George Mather, State Col. Acd., Hilda Knouse. H. M., Gladys Hirleman Walker, H M., Vfillces-Barre Business College, Elda Keefer Pealer, H. M., Gertrude Quick Benscoter, Adm., Evelyn Harrison, Hazleton State Hospital, H. M., Kathryn Dodson Fritz, H. M., Bloomsburg Hospital, lawrence Savage, Ag., Clctus Hartman, Acd., Raymond Rihhle, Ag., ,lav McMichael, Ag., Fred Stoker, Acd., Larue Evans, Ag., State College. Frank Pealer, Ag., Earnest Hess, Acd., Eileen Bittenhender, Smith, Acd., Harriet Wenner, Acd., State Col. Helen Gibbons, Acd., Madge Lunger Burns, Mazie Fritz Sutliff, Hazel Sanders, Margaret Dodson, Ruth Gillaspy Taylor, Mable Albertson, B. S, T. C., Rachael Peterman, Eleanor Sands, B. S. T. C., Annetta Deuel Moss, Frank Moore. Oliver Beishline, Acd., CLASS OF 1925 Lane Construction Co., Student U. of Michigan, Trucking Deceased. Farmer, Teacher, Laborer, Teacher, Housewife, Student Bucknell U., Housewife, Teacher, Teacher, 'Inspector Standard Oil Co. VVaitress, Housewife, Housewife, Housewife, Nurse, Housewife, Laborer, Caretaker, Telephone Linesman, Laborer, Laborer, Dairy Manufacturer, Farmer, Farmer. CLASS OF 1926 Housewife, Teacher, Student B. S. T. C. Housewife, Housewife, Student B. S. T. C., Teacher, Housewife, Teacher, Nurse. Teacher, Housewife, Clerk, Office Clerk, Chester, N. Y. Ann Harbor, Mich. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hatboro, Pa. Benton, Pa. Harri shurg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Light Street. Pa. Lewisbnrg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Winthrop, N. Y. Bloomshurg, Pa. India. Bloomshurg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Fairmount Springs, Pa. Minneapolis, Minn. Williamsport. Pa. Benton, Pa. Retreat, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. New York City, N. Y. Benton, Pa. Shickshinny, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Llanerch, Pa. Williamsport. Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Noxen, Pa. Benton, Pa. Greenwood Twp., Pa. Philadelpphia, Pa. Bloomfield, N I. Fairmount Springs, Pa Dallas, Texas. Hackensack. N. J. 60 VOX LUDI Samuel Harvey, Acd., Kenneth Bender, Ag., Stanley Lauhach, Franklin Keefer, Carlton Thompson, Dean Pealer, james Patterson, Ag, Muhlenburg, Robert Albertson, Acd., De Armond McHenry, Dickinson, Rahert Edson, Acd., State College, Donald Kline, Ag., William Yost, Budd Hirleman, Helen Ash, B. S. T. C., Grace Ash Whitenight, Madalene Bray, Acd., Arleen Buck Mackie, Laura Conrad, Acd., Dorothy Colley, B. S. Naomi Clark, Acd., Beatrice Hartman, B. S. T. C., Pearl jackson Davis, H. M., Florence Knouse, Acd., Williams- sport Business College, Hazel Keller, Virgie Snyder, Margaret Unbewust, B. S. T. C., S. T., Beatrice Zarr, B. S. T. C., Arthur Boston, Ag, Edward Bogdziewicz, Acd., lvan Chapin, Acd., Harold Coleman, Acd., Paul Hartman, Kermit Hess, Ag., Calvin Karns. Clyde Kearkuff, Ag., Kermit Kingsley, O. B. Savage, Ag., Hobart Shultz, Acd., Richard Wood, Ag., James Wood, Ag., Hervey Long- Acd., Lewis Creveling, Acd., Oscar Barrett, Acd., Joseph Follmer, Acd., Grant Patterson, Acd., Zerhin Pealer, Acd., Carlton Roberts, Acd., Boyd Hartman, Acd., Carl Weaver, Acd., Elmer Miller, Acd., Mildred Albertson, Acd., Madge Brewington, Mary Egizi, Acd., Miriam Edwards, Acd., Anna Mary Freas.. Acd., Wilk- en-Barre Business College, Sadie Keeler, Acd., Lurv Keeler. Acd., B. S. T. C., Ruth Karns, Acd, Hazel McM:chacl, B. S. T. C., Dorothy Sutliff, Acd., Marguerite Bender Karns, H. M, Paul Young, Ag.. Francis Cole Kline, H. M., Thelma Cole Smith, Rue Davenport, H. M., Acd., Clerk Civil Service, Laborer, Huckster, Farmer, Truck Farmer, Student Driver, Franklin 8: Marshall, Student State College, Clerk Lumber Office, Laborer, CLASS OF 1927 Teacher, Housewife, Clerk Harrison's Store, Housewife, Secretary, Teacher, Student Bucknell University, Teacher, V Housewife, Stenographer, Student Nanticoke Hospital, Domestic Work, Teacher, Teacher, Aviator, Student State College, Student Student State College, U. of Pittsburg, Clerk, Student State College, Insurance Agent, Farmer, Dry Cleaner, Laborer, Student State College, Farmer, Bank Clerk, Farmer, Student B. S. T. C.. CLASS OF 1928 Farmer, Laborer, Laborer, Farmer, Farmer, Student State College, Student Franklin 8: Marshall, Student Newark Hospital, Nurse, Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Teacher, Student B. S. T. C., Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Teacher, Student Wilkes-Barre City Hosp., Housewife, Farmer, Housewife, Housewife, VVashington, D. L. Newark, N. J. Jonestown, Pa. Lienton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Allentown, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Benton, Pa. New York City, N. State College, ra. Kingston, Pa. VVilkes-Barre, Pa. Forks, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Newark, N. J. Berwick, Pa. Paxinos, Pa. Lewisburg, Pa. Sugarloaf Twp., Pa. Benton, Pa. Illoomsburg, Pa. Nanticoke, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Jackson Twp, Pa. Trevose, Pa. Newark, N. J. State College, Pa. State College, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Benton, Fa. State College, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Hazleton, Pa. Benton, Pa. State College, Pa. Benton, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Benton. Pa. Llloomsburg, Pa. Camhra, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pa. Twp., Pa State College, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Newark, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. Bloomsburg. Pa. Stillwater, Pa. Stillwater, Greenwood Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Jackson Twp., Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Greenwood Twp., Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bluomshurg, Pa. VOX LUDI Helen Dresher, H. M., Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Bloomsburg, Pa. ' Dorothy Eves,, H. M. Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Bloomsburg, Pa. Atta Follmer Heckman, H. M., Housewife, Nescopeck, Pa. Edith Fritz, H. M., Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Bloomsburg, Pa. Mable Funk, H. M., Viola Hess. H. M., Cletta Pennington, H. M., Margaret Parks, H. M., Helen Parks, H. M., Bertha Roberts, H. M., Emeline Savage Sorber, H. M., Phyllis Strauch, H. M., Harold Ash, Ag., Linden Ash, Ag., Lonald Boston, Ag., Roy Evans, Ag., Beatrice Albertson, Acd., Ruth Appleman, Acd., Neta Buck, Acd., Doris Botsford, Acd., Isabelle Deuell, Acd., Helen Follmer Heckman, Acd.- Eleanor Fritz Kramer, Helen Fritz Wood, Beatrice Hess, Acd., Helen Hess Beishline, Acd., Kathryn Hess, Acd., Nellie Hess, Acd.. Marguerite Knouse Parker, Eleanor Kessler, Acd.. Marjorie Remley, Acd., Evelyn Saul, Acd., Clara Shultz, H. M., Franklin Beishline, Ag., Graydon Beishline, Ag., Edwin Cole, Acd., Garrett Edwards, Ag., Charles Getz, Acd., Edward Hess, Ag., George Hess, Ag., Lester Keeler, Ag., George Kenney, Acd., Joseph Larish, Acd., Emerson Laubach, Acd., Guy Laubach, Ag., Howard McCern, Acd., Roy Miller, Ag., Ross Smith, Ag., Raymond Baker, Acd., Woodrow Brewington. Acd., Arden Blain, Acd., Howard Coleman, Acd., Frank Keeler, Acd., joseph Seward. Acd., Kermit Shultz, Acd., Marion Smith, Acd., Eugene Treasure, Acd., Carl P. Hess, Carl VV. Hess, Ag., Clyde Karns, Ag., Ivan VVenner, Ag.. Marie Albertson, Acd.. Ethel Charles, H. M., Phyllis Conner, Acd., Gladys Crawford, Acd., Agnes Fritz, Acd., Ada Doty. Acd., Student Homeopathic Hosp., Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Cook for Private Family, Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Domestic Work, Housewife, Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Laborer, Farmer, Laborer, Student B. S. T. C., CLASS OF 1929 Student Wilkes-Barre City Hosp., Student B. S. T. C., Student Wilkes-Barre City Hosp., At Home Housewife, Housewife, llousewife, Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Housewife, Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Student Bloomsburg Hospital, Housewife, .elephone Operator, At Home Student Bloomsburg Hospital, ziarmer, Farmer, Laborer, Laborer, Laborer, Farmer, Laborer, Laborer, Student Susquehanna U,. Laborer, Farmer, Laborer, Farmer, Laborer, CLASS OF 1930 Lane Construction Co. Student B. S. T. C., Student B. S. T. C., In Restaurant, Wyoming Seminary, At Home B. V. S.- Farmer, Carnegie Teck., At Home Farmer, Farmer. At Home At Home At Home Teachers College, At Home, Conservatory of Music, At Home, Benton, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Plymouth, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Reading. Pa. Benton, Pa. Newark, N. J. Bloomsburg, Pa. VVilkes.Barre, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Wilkes.Barre, Pa. Benton, Pa. Cuba. Williamsport, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Hackensack, N. J. Bloomsburg, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Carlisle, Pa., Geneva, N. Y. Pontiac, Mich. Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. tillwater, Pa. Muncy. Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Selingsgrove, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa, Benton, Pa. Bloomsburg, Pa.. Bloomsburg, Pa. Buffalo, N. Y. Kingston, Pa. Fairmount Springs Pa Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. Pittsburg, Pa. Berwick, Pa. Orangeville, Pa. Benton, Pa. Bendertown, Pa. Benton, Pa. Benton, Pa. E. Stroudsburg, P Benton, Pa. Ithaca, N. Y. Benton, Pa. 62 litltvl Colder, lmnzt l1Cllll1lCl1, Acd., Grace McMichael, Acd., lilzmcltc Mortlan, Acd., Esther l'cztle1', Acd., M:1t'guerite Perry, Acd., lntlthzt Shultz, Acd., l.c-nrt Stoker, Acd.. l.urn:t Yeager. Acd., lllnrtlm Minier, H. M., l,t-thu Spvzxry. H. M., lburnthy Znrr, H. M.. VOX LUDI Student Bloomshurg Hospital. At Home, At Home, Student B. S. T. C., Student ll. S. T. C., At Home. At Hume, Clerk, At Hume, Student Nurse, Nnnticoke, Ilnsp.. At llmne, flerk, ll. S. T. C.-lllnmnslmrg State Teachers Cnllcge. ll. xl.fllUl'llE Making. Ag.fAgriCulture Course. Actl.-Acdentic Course, - pau fdlwfx fl X mf X ffl. X fl' W K , . Ill . et Blomnslmrg, Pa. Benton, Pa. Stillwater, Pa. llloontslmrg, Pa. llloontsburg, Va. lit-ntun, Pat. Benton, Pa. Urzmge-ville. l':1. Stillwater, l'n. Nanticoke. Pu. lleutcm. l'n. Pmlgllkccpslv. N VOX LUDI 63 r' ' J'- WAPA ad vewrli S emenisfs The success of our Year Hook is clue entirely to the hearty sup port of the following business places: LOCAL lteutou Bamk Pzml W. lless VX. ll. Pvlllllllglllll Chas. W. Hess l'. l'. Follmer Clark Fritz Glemlalle Farms Bruton Store Vo. 'l'. V. Smith l'l::1pi11 G:1r:1:.':e George ll. Yost II. W. Belles Warren Thompson llalrry Knouse lleutrm llznkery ltnrr Appleman 1'ooke's llillinrtl Parlor Dr. F. M. Golcler Guy V. Miller lleulon llntellery Ralph ll. Smith Grunt lirink J. ll. Smith Benton Roller Mills Sh:1fer's Serviee Stntion BLOOMSBFRG lA'lf0l'lllilll'S llankery lileumslmrg Furniture Vo Art-us Womnns Shop 'l'rizm:lp Motor Fo. limlic-otl-Jolmson Shoe Co Selmeiller Bros. .lm-k Geislwite White Milling! Fo. lltnseuiek Motor Co. 1'reek-Side lmi l isher's 1'tll1ll'l' W. F. lltlffllltlll Wright Motor:-yele Shop G. G. Keller Frzmk llrohst Rnstie Garden A. W. lilly. Jr. Gross llottling: Works Whitenight K Ksc-hinkn l.ustig's Paragon Plaster Co. Magee Carpet Co. M1-l'ormiek-Ileeriug Co. lIippensteel'S l'l'0ilS1' K NVells Ilnrt Pursel lless Smoke Shop I.e:uler Store Fo. lflisenlmuer's Vnt-ltalte l'2llNlXl2l!Nl Lewis Bernlmrfl. Sr. Knouse Greenhouse F. P. Pursell SllC'llllllllll'S Jewelry Store IIerm:m's Cult-Italie J. V. Penny Co. W. B. Fritz Roy M1-llenry A. U. Harrison Neil Ilnrrison The Argus lhm lI2ll'flllllll llalrry W. lless N. ll. Volt' Ray Ii. Keeler ll. W. Rtlllll W. W. Smith l'. A, Edson X Still SHICKSHINNY Kile's Furniture Store lhmm1n's Drug: Store Boston Fnmly Kits-hen RRll'llSlll'S liline's Clothing Store l'lnz:1 llotel WILKES-BARRE WVilkes-Barre Ilnsi. College l,2lVl'llIl0l'l'S BERVVIUK Vtbllifll ir's Bottling Works Herwiek Store Vo. ORANGEVILLE 0r:mg:eville Mfg. Co. l+'nrmer's National llnnk Leon Brewer VOX LUDI A. R. PENNINC-3TON'S General Merchandise - Lumber - Cement - Etc BENTON, PA. Compliments of Columbia County National Bank Benton, Penn'a. I XIRUNIII UI Il XIDXI RIINI RNWIIII X XX III GUI X01 RI' XI X XIII VOX LUDI bs GOOD FOOD - NVELL SERVED BEST Ill IM E COOKING Compliments of Mcl-IENRY I-ICUSE Benton, Penn'a. SVXIIAY UIIIUKEN ANI? XVAFFL E IDINNERS SEA FOOD IN SEASON -Pmiiplinients nf- CHARLES P. f0llMER RIiIIIllf2lK'IIlI'I'l' of Ground Lime, Fertilizer, Mine Sprags ImN'I'c IN, PA. i I I I I I I I I I I STATION W - U - W WEAR - If - WELL BI'02l4Il'iISIIll2' il rvfliwtiuii in S1100 Prices that will bring :I smile- to your pm-kc-tbook. W. W. SMITH Olivo Evvrlizirt lsobbinggl - OIL Mrs. BIUIIPIIFXI I baked :I lov:-ly cnkv IIIIII put it on the window to cool :IIIII Mr. SII'fllIg'Il'S dog :Irv it. Mrs. MI-III-nry- Wi-ll, Ilm1't ery, Olivv. I know Mr. StI':IIIglI will bv ublu to Iiml IIIIOIIIUI' dog. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS-'I' HEY XVILL GIVE YOIT REAL VALUES 66 VOX LUDI Greetings To Cur Friends-- Tl1e Teachers, Directors and Pupils of Benton Vocational School. TI-IE GLENDALE FARMS Wilkes-Barre Benton l li il -f'0lllllllllH'lliS 0f'- , , lf C0ll!'DlilIl9l'lfS of Grant Brlnlc Dairy gl m:N'rnN. lux. il Iursi-I tl! If in-Nay. Don. Xml gl Yost's Rest E Rooms il ..-- l Gas - Oil lnuw you didnt pay me fm' that lf l F I sold you. v lg Ibumihl Ilvzlh- Ilan .' il dolln dll Q 2l4'1'1llllli.N 'i v lan'-Spll'-On nu nut! HIUXWUN, PA. limi-- Yin on lH'Ulllli of the- fzu-f if thai! I huvvnt of mv morn-. 'l 'I P ll l'A'l'R1 INIZE OTR Al DVERTI SERS THEY XVILL GIVE YUI' REAL VALVES vox LUDI 67 U jr SEE THE NEW W CHEVROLET sux! Compliments of Benton Store 5 Co rn n Y I pr Econo ical Wo xportaflon 1' ---. -- L--V QI LQHEEVROLETX f' 1' Department Store M Y P. G. Shultz, Prop. 1 5 Chapin' Chevrolet Co I5 1mN'1'oN, PA. Fe ii W H. BELLES Compliments of GENERAL MERCHANDISE DR' F' M' AND COAL rr DENTIST Market Street - Benton. Pa. g. Main Street - Benton. Pa. LLE:,,,E, nl: I, EE LEE, LLM,-toot LVL 3 HARRY T. KNOUSE f . m:N'r0N vllmn MILL Buff Appleman Wlll Take BIIlllllfIll'flll'0l' uf Care of Ygur Banquets CRATES AND BOXES l and Parties. Colley Street - Benton, Pa. 1 l I'A'l'l!UNIZl'I DVR AllVl'IR'l'lSERS-'l'Ill'1Y XVILL GIVE YUI' REAL VALUES 65 VOX LUDI I Uomplinlenfs of , Compliments of ' HOUSE I'm't1':litN. I'opyin,2'. I'InI:n'g:il1::. Yvill' Cooke's Billiard Parlor I , Book l'Imtos. Amate-ur Finishing, BENTON' llxxl Calls Mnda- Allywllvro. BICNTON, PA. , lllllllll I I il -I '0lIIIllllIlPIIlS 0f- N I. Benton Ma rket Q! i lXilIk'Il.l was om-0 in clzlngvr fI'0llI.il :Q l10ll.' sand Im M4'IIv11ry, I tru-d sut- CIIRIS. NV. Hvss. Proprietm' - ting duwu :md staring' at him. as I had v ' no XVOZl1NlII.u HICNTOIX. I'A. How did it work? nskvd Ward Mv- 3 IIs-Ury. if- ? 4 7 i ' I Im- I'v1'f1-ctly. The- lion lllllllql .I 0Vl'Il offor tu tum-I1 mv. Wau'1I- Str:u19:o! Ilmv do you :uf- Cgnlplimpnfg 0f K'0llIlf fm' ll? I k F . V Il'-1- Wm-II N0llll'llllll'4 I'vv lllllllulll I 1 . f I y-. C ll it was lll'l'llllS0 I sul un tho tmp llI'2IllK'll UIEAXIIIIICII SIIOI'I'I'1 of 1' I Y 'HH '- I m+:X'mN. lux. I I Ll I l'A'l'RUNIZI'I MVR AllVl'IR'l'lSIGRS-'l'lIl'lY XVILL GIVIC YOI' RICAI. VALVES vox Lum 4,9 SMITH LUMBER - INSURANCE BENTON, PA. POM PIII MENTS OF BENTON HATCHERY IIENTON, PA. XVILL 'l'REA'I' YOII RIGII'I'. UUME IN ANI! SEE ITS. GUY C. MILLER BARRER SI IDI' Upon frmn T200 A. M. In 8:00 I'. M. Flusm-41 We1I11os1I:ly Aftm-rlmmxs A IIIGII GRADE BREAD-EVERY ONE PAN AFFORID 'I'0 EAT MALT - MILK LOAF Now no LOAF I 'i BENTON BAKERY I I XVARREN THQMPSON SHOE REPAIRING All Work Promptly and Nvnfly Done GIVO I's A 'l'l'i:lI. l'.X'I'Rt INIZE 0I'R ADVERTISERS TIIEY XVILL GIVE YOI' REAL VALUES VOX LUDI V 70 I I ,-. ' 1 ., I XXXX STANIDARIP HLICNII ,.,.... b. FI,0I'Ii - - , -'f..'..f FISHING l'Rl'II'IKS' Hl'lS'l' T -5:-5 Q 'S , lZI'l'KNYIH'lA'l' l IAll'li . gl I W 'll JAY B. SMITH I Benton Roller M1 s TIRE SERVICE John J. Mntlwl' ldstzltn- BEN-I-QN,pA, W. 15. AIIIIUI' Sum. 'Y NV. H. FRITZ 1 - I ' norms AND sEcuR1T1Es 51 on-. R n1f:N'ruN. PA, SUPLFX ICECREAP1 ' KOZY KORNER KONFl'X'TIONI'lIiX f, i ,W - AA, ,?d W, ,id ,k ,,,,,, , 2 f - i il -l'0lll1llillll'lllS of- f'0Ml'LlMl'IN'l S UF CLOVER FARM STORE NEILL HARRISON Thrift Prus S11tiSflm'fRi0RIw ulcNr:lmL m:lu'HAN1mlslf: A. l'. lI:u'l'isun. l'1'up. 1 IFHKKS. PA, u gi al l'A'l'ROXlZI'I DVR ADX l'IH'l'ISICRS-'l'IIEY XVILL GIVE YUI' RICAI, VAl,I'l'1S VOX LUDI 1l t'0MI'LlMlfIN'l'S UF i HARRY W. HESS W1 PM ENN li ICAIIY-'l'l I-WEAR It H lllfIl'AR'l'Ml'lN'I' in v Ilwssvs, II:lts. Ilosim-ry, Lingoriq- l I 1lI+lN'l'0N, PA. l A Weekly Newspaper l For The Family . AU 0:5 il ' A ' -1 mnpllmvnts nf- l , , ' DAN E. HARTMAN's Job Printing , , , PUBl4'lfZl l'l0Nl'lliY - LI'Bl'lI I1ICN'l'0N. PA. X llI+lN'l'llN. PA. ,i il Jl'ST A SOPHOMORE CLASS ll 'l'lw I'l'0Siilk llf, Ilnim-s Mills-r. guvv MEE'l'ING 5 flu- visitors an lu-arty welvmm- and in- Vvry lioisy-Iflw-1'y um' tolling nlumt quirwl thvir lmsiiwss. their llzitv lust uitv. ll Luis mul Milflrwl II.. thv 3llllllIfl0llS lflvvrymw vln-wing gum. girls. wurkvd on tho sc-lmul pupm' tlw Willzml Vzmlloril rvaul tho clziily 1-ntirv pm-riml. lll'XVSIiilll6'I'. lg Art. A. grivinu :I Il9llllllISfl'!Ill0ll in Kuim-tll Iluyt :tml Gl':l11t' AllN'l'l'Sllll ls slviglit of llzlml trim-ks. plvnsx-sl :I lnryrv 3lllflIl'llK'P with :I prim- A f2lK'l'-Illilkillg vxhillitifm lay Eclgrzlr light. i Kairus. Mnrtlizl. Glourlu :mrl Ilut W. talking lv Smith l'l'4lllil'WI tlw lmys to stay :xml nlmllt rhl-ir lmy fn-il-mls. l 1-I1-:Ill-lm the romll. IIv was so him-kisl1 l lI'nm'n M.l Ho tallkvcl XVlllNl0I'fl'll I Il4- looked so fllllllyf' Wziym- II.. Gemuo S.. :mil Ilalim-s M. -- --H W- v:u'i'im-al nn tlll' 1-lass lllt'4'fill5I.--'lllll' rl-st tnlkwl. ' Tv! Av0llllt'l' is thv lmisim-st lmy in -l'Ullllllillll'llfN 'lf- tlw 1-luss. I N. ll. 4'0l,l+l'S MILL .lov S. is that quivtl-st lmy in thc- 4-lass. li llc-nton. R. Il. 4, l':l. I l I'A'l'Ii0NlZl'I UIIR AllVl'IR'l'lSERS-'l'III'IY XVILL GIVE YUI' REAL VALUES 72 VOX LUDI COMFORTABLE VISION - H Sanitary Plumbing and 5 Q ' I-I tin is most important for ea g good work anywhere. , o 0 o bet and eye exzunina- H ' tion at the first hint of discomfort. Chas. A- Edson RAY B. KEELER G Jeweler - Optometrist Son I 1 Mrs. BIIISIUII-HIIOIIII you think Mar- Compliments of gum-t does wonderful? She plays the i piano entirely bv ear. .! ' n 66 ' Mr. Apple-111:in- R+-nlly? But eould- 'i n't she do IlIllt'Il hotter with her , IIIl,20l'S?u Dairy Farm Pure Raw Milk from Certified Herd. r f 1 - - - 1 he ID'urv ot Ouwlitv 'md , 1 6 'Q 1 r 1 Rabb s Drug Store O. . , Service. H n1+:1'I+1NimIaI,I1: mcvos ii qt RALPH R. SMITH i lixnton, R. F. n. 2, Pa. l'I l' - Ia,v1'1f1 I'lm'l+:s i 14 Y I I'A'I'RONIZIC OUR AIlVI'IIi'l'ISIGI!Sw'l'III'IY IVILI. GIVE YUI' REAL VALIIICS VOX LUDI 73 Compliments of North Branch Truclc - lmplement Co Bloomsburg, Pa. Farm Machinery and Farm lmplements Repairs and Replacements For lnternational -:- McCormick-Derring Hardie Sprayers Wishes the Class ol I93l the Greatest Success PATIKONIZIC OUR AIIVICRTISERS-'l'IIEY XYILL GIVE YOU REAL VALUES 715 VOX LUDI PATIH DNIZIG 0 jaiqifir Q Simtfn G gf! L -- f -!',. :J ,- . .X r 1 K' :-'-4 .., ., C, Ea, iSQZl'igMS?NWL IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I ll I Compliments of MAGEE Bloomsburg, Pa. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII f r I I I I I I I I wx -H ' x - r hp: 933, .,, 1 CARPET CO. IIIIIIIIII QQ it fs-'W' ww . r ' ' - If -i w? -,152 .-N . wr, -Jzlf. .alll i. , VR AIlVl'lR'l'I SERS-'l'IlICY X VILL GIVE YU I7 R EA L VAL UES Wlwu lu 0r:m,L:ovillo Visit Our- Sanitary Soda Fountain Also First Vlnss Goluwnl Stora- lu Evory Ra-slwct 1' vox Lum 75 -THE- : FARMERS NATIONAL ' BANK I 1 mv 0lmNm-:yum 5I0llllN'l' of Fvdvlwll lh-sol-vo Systi-ul 'I ':' E' 3 l'e-I' 4-out. lutorosf Paid on Timo FI lN'poSiiS. Dvposif lloxos For Rout. .ALWAYS l,l,n,mNI,ABLE.. ' Wo Solim-it Your BllSiIl0NS. Phom- 22 Hruugs-villo M 'I il 'I Wood Saw Frames if I Wheelbarrows l.flXVl'l'llI'0 l'0f1'l'IllHll to lru M1-Iloury I tin an physic-s 1'XIK'I'illI0lIf, - Sny. Concret Mixers watch yourself fhorv! Kvop your humls :lwuy from thoso fI'2lllSf0I'Ill0I' Threghing Machines u f0l'llliIlillS if you do not want to got burnt up! Chlcken Crates' Ulmrlvs Smith fdrylyl - Nova-r L ddo mind. I,:1wrm1c'e. anything ns gre-ou :ls a 'rs' that wou't huru. Scrapers. Ward Ho llornce II. who 1-ouldu't CO. I r-xplnin il H0lllll0fI'y lll'0lNlSifi0ll,- , XVh:lt hnvo you boon doing: tho lust Gefnvral aiiillwml 157aX':lclllP Shim study pvriod. playing your vlnriuvt? 4 or . Phone No. 4 Orangeville, Pa. ! I 1 l'A'l'RUNlZl'l UVR AIlVl'Zli'I'ISIGNS-'l'IIl'IY XVILL GIVE YUI' REAL VALUES 76 VOX LUDI NATIONALLY KNOWN MERCI-IANDISE! HART, SCHAFFNER 81 MARX CLOTHES MALLC JR Y HATS INTERXVOYEN HOSE ARROXV SHIRTS CHENEY TIES KNIT - TEX TOP COATS TRAYIiLO SXVEATPIRS VAN HEUSEN COLLARS FRED R. HIPPENSTEEL ' I n - n AIWUYS ReIlabIe Bloomsburg, Pa. I I FILM ATTRACTIONS II I ....... I -I ,. . .. 1 Mm: Nhllmut Nhumn - I Comphments OI: I, -I,ur1-ll AIl1lI0llI2IlI and .lou liuzlnn Tho Singing: Foul nc --II2lIlk Punkt' 7 ' 'l'r:uIa-r lIurn -I.2ll'll0 SI1-inrm-k IIITMIIIIIR NIICIIUHANTS I l,igl1t11in , -I.:xw1'm-ln-0 I'0f0l'Illilll Bloomsburgr Pa. i 'I ' SI'I'kN X ,. 0 -.lvlun I'IIIL I. .. My I ,i . h If Sunny liuy I III I' MINI' 0 II -.Mlm lh'm-wingftuu IA'WlSIiIIl'2 H- llzulvlllm- II U 'I'h4- S1-If-Maulo Manu ' -Ira Mvlle-nry I Mslylw Its I.m'0 IA -Lloyd IiIlllllSl I II 5, I'A'I'IIONIZI'I OITII AIIVl'IIi'l'ISICIIS-'l'III Y IYILI, GIVE YOI' RICAI, VALIIIGS VOX LUDI CompHmenB of M LEADER Q STGRE CCD. 1 1 L 77 IBIIIBIII 4'0Nll'l,lNll'1N'l'N Ulf' Hess MUKE -M SHOP ISIANIMSISFRG. PA. Bloomsburg, pa. 'l I it llllllull H , Sr. N f'0lll'DlllllPIlfS of Wzltvlws, Diamomls, -lvwvl'ry I-'irsl Nntimml Hunk liuihling - nlomnsbum' pa. liloonnshurfz, Pa. l W ,,7, W 1' 'f ----ff f- l f'0Il'lPlillll'lIfN of '1 i s of 1 KNOUSE'S CANDY!-AND GREENHOUSES moomshurg' pa' Bloomshurg - Danville F3 l'.X'l'NUNlZlC ul'li AIiVI'lH'l'ISl'IRS+'l'lIl'IY XVILL GIVE YHI' RICAI, VALIYIGS 78 VOX LUDI F. P. Pursel I:-1.-JSTl6'S Ill+lI'AR'l'MI+1N'l' S'l'0lil'I BLOOMSBURG, PA. Q1'A1.1'1'x' s1+:111'11'11: TWO Pants Suits i and Furnishings Wm' 2ll'l' lDl'0ll2ll'f'1l tu shmv you all for Father and II11- 111-wvst Sp1'i11g I4'1'o1'ks. Coats. l4'outw0:11'. l'111l1-1'w4-:11'. IIONi4'I'y. Son l,l'l'NN Mate-1'i:1ls, lll'2lUl'l'il'S. Rugs. ' ' Flll'llifl1l'l' :md fh'lK'l'!'il'N. - L U S T I G ' S 37 Years of Mercllanflising Main Street Bl00lllSlllll'g, Pa NIP. Sl'ill'f0SS-- xVl'll. young 111:1l1. , you wish to spm-nk with 1110? XVvll 41111 ' with it qllivkly. lm you XV2lllf tn 111:11'- 'l'l1e Store of Quality and Low Price ry lllj' 412111211111 ur ll4Yl'l'4lXV lll0lll'j'.u 1 1242 Wvst Blllill St1'4-vt l1':14 I'I1'-1-1'. I 1l1lll'f Illillll. sir. XVllii'll wu11ld Yllll lWl'l'fl'l'.n m00mSbl 'g'- P3- l'0Ml'I.IBIlCX'l'S UF Paragon Plaster 8: Supply Co Q LETTERMAN'S PURITY A 1 V 1 1 ly MASON Sl1Pl'l.IluS Hl00lllSlllll'2, Pa. A RIQAI. F0015 ! Hl00IllSblll'g, Pa. 1'.Vl'liUNlZl'I DVR AIlVI'IIi'l'ISERS-'I'IIl'IY XVILL GIVE YUI' REAL VALVES VOX LUDI 79 WHITENIGHT KSCHINKA Nothing Succeeds Like Service The Best of Everything For The Farm BLOOMSBIRG. PA. Hudson Es ex The New ESSEX Super-Six 3595.00 The Greater HUDSON-8 3875.00 TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. m.ooMsBURo, PA. When in BlOiOlllShlll'l.Z. Stop at- Endicott-Johnson Shoe Store 'i 'Lll V A Abt Tm, Qlffi' N f . V ,.,. .11qzL q A ENJOY PLAYING AT-- RUSTIC GARDEN INDOOR GOLF Rear of Court House Bloomsburg. Thx- f'rowd- XVO want il touch- down! W0 wzmt an tom-I11lmvl1! Mone 0 More Wear For Lesi y I Iluim-s Milli-1'- l':11m! I want a A. W. Shear - R. A. Sharpmg. Props. Mwk of Wmnnm.. m,ooMsBl'RG. PA. Q N l'.Vl'RUNIZl'l DVR ADVI'lR'I'lSERS-'l'IlEY XVILT. CIVIC YOI' REAL VALVES 80 VOX LUDI --USE1 S-BRO-CO. or CENO Pure Foods NONE BETTER SAVE LABELS FOR PREMIUMS Schneider Bros. Company Bloomshurg, Pa. Mt. Carmel, I' 3. Ii l We Make Lots of Student Photographs -:- -:- Bestl Pose. Best View and Best Expression Gllamntoetl. 211 JACK GEISTWITE Stud'io of Photography 124 E. Main. Street, BLOOMSBITRG. PA. JBA C'0Ml'LlMEN'l'S OF WHITE MILLING CO. MERCHANT MILLERS Flour, Mill Feed, Dairy Feed and Poultry Feed. I i A 1 is I 1 'f f l flll'lllSll. you furnish. he furnishes. but WE furnish the whole house. at Bloomsburg Furniture Store Next to Fillllftll 'l'l1e:ltl'v II. J. 'l'1'zmlu J. ll. 'I'r:mh l XV:1r1l- .Izll111-S. why 1li1ln't you le-:urn lill00MSBl'RG, PA. i, your history lesson. ,, If .Tallies- I'z1l1se you szlill yvsto1'4l:ry Il flint history l'l'll0lliS itself :md I y thought the snnu- lesson would do to- fi day. IE I4 il W l'A'l'lUlNlZE DVR AllVl'lR'l'lSERS-'l'lll'IY XVILI. GIVE YUI' REAL VALVES VOX LUDI I-IOUSENICK MOTOR CO. BLOOMSBUR6, PA. Lincoln Fordson CARS-TRUCKS-TRACTORS Sales and Service lT'S GREAT SPORT- ROLLER SKATINGI at Fisher's Roller Palace BLOUIWSBYRG. PA. Aflfl'll00ll 2 to 5. Evening 7 to I0 l'0Ml'LlMEN'l S UE CREEK SIDE INN Myron Sands, Prop. Bloomshurg, Pa. l'A'l'lU 1X IZE DVR AIDVERTI SERS l'0Ml'I.lMEN'l'S OE W. F. HARTMAN Heating and Plumbing BLOOMSBIRG, PA. Bill l'lll'Nl'l Allw1'tson- Yi-S. Siam. Bi ll XV.-llvn Russian to the tum . ,...,, :md Ill 141,11 1'1n'sul A.- Fin0. SXYl'l'4l0ll my mf fm' :md ll0lllll2ll'k my hill. IIEY NVILI , GIVE YOI' REAL VALVES NVv11l1vl'- Al'v you llllllllilll ' VOX LUDI fr i, i V 1 K .1 :N 5 i 5 ' S1 ll ITS th e 45 N GEORGE E. KELLER I i , Electric Wiring - Fixtures l Post Office Building V w lll.00MSlil'KG, Pj. w Q l i' in . Y TMJ. ARLEY' AVIDSON it .I FRANK B. BROBST NEVER befofe have YOU l+'ENlll'Ili .mn nom' wolm seen so much motorcycle V i Y H ' u V for the money. This quiet, l A 5l'l'1f I-ullx smooth-running Twin has the V I ir ,I thrilling speed, lightning get- F 'i 5 'P-' '- away, and surging power that make motorcycling the Great- fl est Sport on Wheels. Yet it costs little to buy and less than 5 2c per mile to operate. New features are Large Solo I Headlight, Disc Horn, Chro- gi mium Plating, Fishtail Muffler, I and many other improvements' ll0l'Jl0l' llill'l'lS0lI- l'lVl'l'j' time I gofne Sad' 999 this Wffndel' f In-:urn Ntblllvilllllff I storm- it away. wm. ecome any nme-- ' were 09911 Wenings- W II:1rul4I I.:1nl1:1c'liw l lmpv you ll':ll'll ls lu play your l'l1ll'lll1'i... Wright Motorcycle Shop lil00lllSlDlll'2, Pa. li ,, 1, M 1, l'.X'l'ltHNlZl4I MVK AllVl'IIi'l'lSIGNS--'l'lIl'IY NVILI. GIVE YHI' lil-IAI. VAl.I'l'IS VOX LUDI Corporate Trust Shares A. W. DUY, Jr. 8 Company lll.00MSlll'RG, PA. llllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll GRCJSS' BOTTLING WORKS BLOOMSBURG, PA. . f5:f'?i6':ffi95.. BLOOMO-BRAND mia., I SOFT DRINK ea I IK! 515 VOX LUDI 29 YEARS EFFORT There originated in 21 mining town in the XVest, the business of the C. Penny Company. This business has expzmclecl until the Company now operates nearly 1500 stores in every State of the Union. A small profit for cash and n quick turnover is the principal upon which the firm operates. J. C. PENNY COMPANY lll'lI'AR'l'Ml'lN'l' S'l'0IiI'l IiI,0U3ISlH'lUl. PA, Sneidma 'S Q HERMIlN'S Clll RATE Jewelry Store IELOUMSISUKG, PA. i AUTO SUPPLIES -- RADIOS I We Se-ll The Best For Less l Blnolnslmrg, Pa. 'l'he1'e was nothing' nmmle l so good that some one else l would make lt worse :md I sell fm' WW- - - - - Rum-ky K.+ I.2ll'll0. how fliil your 'ii- E thesis on perpetual motion turn out? V li Lzlrue S,- lt's an great suec-ess! F livery time I llillltl it in it eomes lnnek! l l l 1 l l l'A'l'li0NIZl'l DVR AlPVl'lR'l'lSERS-'l'Ill'lY YVILI, GIVE YOI' REAL VALUES KILE'S FURNITURE STORE North Mann Street, Shlclcslunny, P Where Unusual Values Are Usual In addltlon to a fme lme of Furniture, we dlstrlbute the famous l'HMl'l,lNll'IN'l'N Ulf' Boston Candy Kitchen SIIIVKSIIIYNX. lA 1'0Ml'l,IMl'IN'l S UI' IIQAMCIUSII N 'S SIIIUKSIIINXY. l'A. l XIIUDXIII UI li XIDXI RIINI R 56 VOX LUDI BERWICK STORE COMPANY We Extend A Special Invitation To The People of Benton and Vicinity To Visit Columbia County's Largest Department Store Good roads and quivk II'2lSllIl0I'I2lfI0ll has lll'0lljI,llf our storm' right to your door. Twonfy-eigrlif sl-peratv store solling vvorything from a papvr of pins to a Re-o Car. arv locatvd on our four floors. nearly 100 salespvoplo arm- l'l'2lIly to sm-vo you. P01110 in and Visit-you are always welvome NVIIPIIIOI' you Ivuy or not. BERWICK STORE COMPANY KLINE'S Specializing in Ladies and Gents I CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Open Evenings Shicksh'n y, Pa. -DR1NK- ' CONFAIR'S BEVERAGES E Q - - h MADE RIGHT Ward Mm-Hvnry fin Gi00llll-'I'I'j' classy Berwick, Pa. Jim, lets hear you prove that the squaro of tho hypotenusv is equal to tho sum of the square of thv 0I'lll'l' two side-s of a fl'IHllf.'flf'. Jim lluss- I.vt's not wasto timm- Andy. Ie-Vs admit it. I'A'l'Ii0NlZI'l OTR AIlVl'IIt'l'lSERS-'l'IIICY XVILI, GIVE YOI' REAL VALVES VOX LUDI 87 O At Your Convenience-H IVe would like to talk with you about something of interest to you-a Successful Future. May we send to you some literature relative to our School? In- formation pertaining to IYe have had many and it will be gratifying' our Courses of Study, Subjects taught, etc. excellent graduates from your High School to have additional ones in attendance. Address the President for information. Wilkes-Barre Business College Victor Lee Dodson, President 29-31 W. Northampton St. Iineky K.-Where were you during: the shain hattle at F. M. 'l'. U. last snnnner? Ifhnerson S.- I was right where the lnlllets were the thiekestf' RlIl'kY- xVIIl'I'4' was that? EVII- I'IIlI0l' the alninunition wag- oil. During: a Senior Latin elass. :I pupil asked Mr. Appleman why he don't play golf. III- replied. I tried it onee. but I found that when I put the hall where I eould see it I eoul1In't reaeh : and when I put it where I eonld reach it. I eonIdn't see it. I I XVhen In Town. Stop At- EUGENE DAVENPORT'S 5 Fresh Vegetables and Groeeries Plants In Season I'I,YMOI I'II. I'A. -UUIIIIIIIIIIOIIIS of- Sl-lAFER'S Service Station 666667353 i Q nnN'1'oN. PA. I I PATIU INIZIC OUR AI IVICR'l'l SERS TIIICY IVILL GIVE YUII REAL VALUES VOX LUDI I .- CS 4,57 mf ..- N IN CONCLUSION lf you in FOIIIHIIQ lhm-so lnlgrmye ul Lux- :mann Ihv Sl'l'lll'S time l'0rllI'l'l4l1tl Again in glury lwigzllt. lt will lmw plc-am-41 us lllllvll. And rvwalrrl us for ull mu' toil. 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