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1938 I I F. B. H. S, I BOOSTER CLUB Back row Royal Morrison Frank Culbertson Ray Fenton Donald Cronkhite Raymond Long Donald Young John Fxshbauvn Mr Zile sponsor second row Eldon Overholser Keith Gordon Donald Kurth Donald Schmidt Francis ORelly Francis Rob nson Vic Elliot Terrence McCourt 1'ront row Irene Rfoudebush Norma Jones Rose Taylor Grace Marty Ellnor Schm dt Mildred McK1nlay Lucile Mauz x Mina Not lngham Not 1n picture Norman Jackson W1 h our new dlgnlfied presldent Donald Schmldt our dashing daring Romeo vice president Frank Culbertson and blushing treasurer secretary Elmo Schmidt the Boosters set out to help clear some obstacles left in the athlethic landscape of FOIL Benton basketball tickets was successfully cleared The county t urnament was our hlgh Jump and with the candy popcorn sale and the dance after the games we found we had taker the Jump by a good margn Working to collect enough money to buy an electric score board for the new gym the club took over the sponsorship of a Stunt Nlght under the guidance of our sponsor Mr Zile and the cooperation of all the teachers Will you eyer forget Logan Hazen as a nursemald lrsen Hunter as a blushing br1d Lloyd Nelson as a grasswidow and John Kelly as a bewltching housewife Of course no nor will w'e forget how the Frosh taking a simple theme like Old King Cole won th first prize As for Kodak day Keith Gordon as Baby Dumpling Norma Jones as his twin baby sister Baby Micky McK1nlay pulling Baby Ray Fentons hair and with Gra e 'vlarty Irene Roudebush Ellnor Schmldt and Lucille Mauzey acting as proud Mamas Oh what a scene' Heres a chall nge to the Boosters that follow us Be enthusiastic supporters of all school actnlties 31 l l l l , . D , . , . 1 . . . . l , . , A y . ,. -3-I-:zzz P 2:21- Under the sponsorship of Mr. Zile, the high hurdle of selling season football and V . Q O 4 . . - . f - - ,,. ' ,- - - - .. ' - n V 3 - - g - . y- . ,, Y . , v. 1 y v V F . ,' r. '-' 1 V ' , 9 , - .. . - . ,. . .,
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All set Yea Bo' GOING NORSE iNorweg1an acfcentl B H 1938 YELL QUEENS AND THEIR KING 'H 3 4 ,Zig .W If il Standxng MISS Buckland dxrector Ray Fenton In poslt on Mxldred McK1nlay Lucxlle Mauzey These three l1vely and wxry yell leaders were selected from the ranks of the Booster Club Rays wavy blonde halr or just the fact that agam we had not only yell queens but a kmg uld certamly pep up the y ll sectxon How often dxd we s amp and hollex for a pep assembly-chlefly to get out of classes of course And dld we yell? we had to or Mlss Buckland or a yell leader told us how rotten we were Do you remember Just so you wxll never forget and because we thxnk you hke these best-Come On lets make them blg' Are you ready? O K lets go' Come on Benton' Lets go' SKYROCKET Ssssssssssssboom' tLong Whwtlell--bah' Benton' Benton' Rah' Rah' Rah' SCHOOL SONG Flght team fight We are wlnnmg Fight team fxght We cant lose All of Benton knows When the whlstle blows We can flght whenever we choose Flght team fight ln the mornmg Fxght team flght all the day We are bound to wln today Every battle ln the fray If we flght, flght, fight, F1ght, fight' Lu efxsh' Luteflsh' Tuscataha'P Benton' Benton' Yah' Yah' Yah' BIG BLACK COON Bally go whee' Bally go whack Bxg black coon on a b1g haystack O Lowdy how that coon can yell 4Name of opposing team? go to Yah' Benton' 1 2 3 4 2 3 2 1 Who or What for Who you gonna yell for? B-e n t-0 n Thats the way you spell lt- Here's the way you yell It Benton' ' ' 30- F. . .S. rf I U f??'5 af ,E f , Q 'W ' b 4 'ze .V I , . 2 I N 3 f - 2' 1' N ,. 3 R , E' 3 ff 2 l . t . ' ' 5 fs , ,S E but : ' , ' 3 . i I . . Y X . K l ' ' u U e ' . ' t U ,YV . Y 1 . - Y . . Y 5 1 I 1- - -4 ' 3- - -4 ' . I
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F. a. H.s. 61 1938 I I 'B CLUB Back row Mr Hess sponsor Royal Archer Royal Morrison Frank Culbertson Keith Gordon Charl s Culbertson Vic E11 ott Hilton Roudebush Donald Kurth Mr Z le sp nsor F ont row Edffar Schultz Vern McK1nlay Francis O Reilly Leslie Taylor Don Schmldt Frederick Jahnk Charles Stovall Logan Hazen Not in picture John Fishbaugh Donald Ritter Raymond Long Joe Weeks John Baack KODAK DAY THE DAY DAWNED BRIGHT CLEAR AND CHILLY What day'P Why Kodak Day of course Kodak Days parade this year went to the hospital for Gwen Archer to see and then through town Some of the costumes worn by the students were unusual and beautiful while others were very funny There were babies little children mountameers Spanish senors and senori as and even Tarzan td spite the cold wea herb Snow White and her prince received first prize for the pretties cos ume The boy fishermen and Sparky as a Turk got prizes for originality Th n to add somewhat to the already dehghtful day stunts were presented The se ond place wth The Martins and the Coys STUNT NIGHT Extza' Extra' All about the freshmen taking first prize at stunt night with the presentation of the nursery rime of Old King Cole Red hot news concerning stunt night sponsored by the Booster Club ran the story of the frosh triumph but he seniors ran close seconds with then' style parade umagine those lordly senior boys run ning around in womens dresses'l and a n wly organized Jazz band The Troubadors tooted themselves to third prize Applauding with tears of laughter in their eyes the audience Watched the antics of the s unters-Rosemary Imb rt as Tishy Lish Betty Morger Boop a doop singmg and Mlcky McK1nlay being a good old maid rimaglne thatl were only a few who made the audience Just roar with laughter Roy Humphrey modelling tennls clothes and Francis Robinson and Eldon Overholser as bathmg beautles were the hit of the evening As the audience adjourned with one accord they proclaimed the most clever laughable and unique stunt night ever had ln F B H S' 32 56 93 ., - W .,, - to .. . ,, Q - 1 , 3 . . . D ,,,, , ' n .., , . ' ' I , y , , - -Y--zzz: P uri- y ' v ' ' v . . ' Y V - ' F 1 1 v 't ' , e ' 7, , ' e ' , . speech class took first place with a presentation Ferdinand the Bull g freshman claw, . ,. . .. . H c . . . Wi-:::: P :ul- . - .. ., . , 1 1 v L . I ' 1 M v 1 + Q ' ' . - - ' ' . V I v 1 - ,
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