Zion Benton Township High School - Nor Easter Yearbook (Zion, IL)

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'I I n. 1 I'AliIi SIXTHZN 1

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1 Hail the conquering heroes! At last, after four years, the Seniors have struggled up to the uppermost position on the ladder, assisted by their com' petent officers: Lewis S. Robinson, president, Clark Cffner, vicefpresidentg Bert Brown, secretary, and Lois Arm' strong, treasurer. Since Lewis so patrif otically offered his service to defend our country and the causes for which we are fighting, Clark took over the main responsibilities. Congratulations, boys, and you too, Lois, for you all displayed a unique style of leadership. Other outstanding members of this class were such individual athletics as Cle Clson and Jerry Martin, who exhibited their skill on the football field, Kip Capp, who sank so many baskets on the basketball court, and Red IACIL I HTEENI Q I en iam Cwer and Bert Brown, who batted it out on the baseball diamond. Ole Clson, again, led the way on the track team, and Roger Schmalfuss, among the wrestlers, afforded a great number of grunts and thrills. The Senior class had not only great athletics, but also an unusually high scholastic standing. We must give them credit,, for they have presented more 90 average students than any previous class in the history of ZionfBenton. Thus the Seniors, with their sub' lime determination, to plunge on through, no matter what, have reached the top. In doing so, they have en' joyed every minute of it, what with their excellent parties, class play, and above all, the friendly and cofoperative feeling of their underclassmates.