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

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APPR!-ICIATIUN We, the Senior Class of Benton High School, wish to express our appreciation to the following advertisers, who by their co-operation have made this issue of the Black and Orange possible. BENTON Dr. C. K. Albertson Burr Appleman The Argus John S. Baker Benton Post Oilice Benton Roller Mills Grant Brink Columbia County National Bank E. P. Chapin Joe Dalto H. C. Dildine and Son Chas. A. Edson and Son Bruce Fritz Herman Funk Dr. Golder Harrison's Fairlawn Stores Neil Harrison Charles Hess Harry Hess Hotel Moses Van Campen Ray B. Keeler Kozy Korner Hervey O. Long J ay McHenry Pennington's Rabb's Drug Store Ritz Theatre D. H. Smith Ralph Smith T. C. Smith Mahlon Strauch SutliH and Fritz Yost's Restaurant Guy Miller C. D. I.inskill Robert Reimard BLOOM SB URG Howard Brewington Bloomsburg Floral Company Ray Cole K. E. Dielfenbacher Dillon's Economy Store Creasy and Wells Jack Geistwite Gensemer's Meats Gross Bottling Works H. and C. Drug Store Dr. S. S. Hess Hess Smoke Shop Fred Hippensteel Knouse Greenhouse Letterman's Bakery Magee Garage Marietta Dress Shop Milco Undergarment Co. Moyer Brothers J. C. Penney Penningt0n's Phillip's Studio F. P. Pursel Bart Pursel Phillip's Bar-B-Q Raub's Sharping, Inc. Sneidman's Temple of Music , George Zeigler Dobynis Dr. N. F. Davis Rollin Bower Harry Evertt BERWICK Berwick Store Co. The Colbentz Store C0nfair's Harry's Kile's Marshall's Motor Service

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1 i First Row, Left to Right--Warren Rhinard, James Kline, Robert Stevens, Wayne Yaple, James Lunger, Charles Appleman, Student Manager. Second Row-Andrew Pavalonis, Kenneth Kelsey, Earl Keller, Drew Yost, Charles Ash, Richard Herritt, Franklin Klase, William Davis, Coach. BASEBALL Among the candidates who reported for the 4l baseball season, there were only three regulars from the preceding year. Facing this obstacle, Coach William Davis put the group through an early practice. After the first game had proved that the team was not in good shape, the prac- tices were lengthened and made more diligent. Immediately the boys' baseball playing ability improved and Benton finished the season with but three defeats against seven wins which gave them a game average of .700. Even though the boys did not receive honors, much credit is given to them and the coach for developing so fine a team from inexperienced players. SCORES-LEAGUE GAMES Benton .. ......,...... 0 Scott ,............... Benton 15 Huntington Mills Benton 13 Millville .........,... Benton 14- Orangeville Benton 7 Scott ........,,......... Benton 10 Huntington Mills Benton ... 26 Millville ...,.......,. Benton ..,... .......... 5 Orangeville .,... EXHIBITION GAMES Benton ..... .. .,........ 5 Berwick Benton 2 Berwick 36

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APPRECIATION - Continued Nellie Welliver Sanitary Bakery Wise Potato Chips SHICKSHINNY Charnitski's Food Market Scott's Furniture Store Sam Viti Shoe Shop ORANGEVILLE Farmer's National Bank H. B. Low and Son Orangeville Manufacturing Co. Brewer's MILLVILLE Artman and Eyer John U. Breece Millville National Bank Quakerette H. D. Robbins Betty Hess Ruth's Beauty Shop A. J. Hummel W. S. Saab D. W. Woolcock Mutual Fire Insurance C0 Girton's LIGHTSTREET J ohnson's Mill DUSHORE Harrington and Company WILKES-BARRE Wilkes-Barre Business College STILLWATER E. P. Dresher John S. Kline A. B. McHenry HUNTINGTON MILLS Baer's Garage CAMBRA J. Ray McHenry and Son