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

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he Z-B Ranch lies among the hills and prairies ol northern Illinois. The buildings are nestled among the trees in a wholesome and pleasant atmosphere. Cattle crrrri horses graze peacefully on the lush grass that covers the land. At night, the moon and stars shine brightly and many a tale is woven cxroririd the campfire. The roundup is a time ul qaiety. Alter the work is done, the ranch house becomes ablaze with lights and there are parties in celebration of a job Well done, ranch is friendly and jolly. Lite on !Xroi1r1d someti The ranch is kept running smoothly by the boss. He mingles and works with his men. ln this way he learns their problems, for he is genuinely interested in them. Everyone re- spects and admires the boss , for his job is a hard one. Mr. Pearce, our principal, is like the ranclt, boss. His administrative duties are 7 lt is his job to keep our school smoothly. Even with the many his time, he finds opportunities to the I . E35 765 t v 4 l it l , it ti lvl' lil s W . ill li itll ll I lll ! I l l 'tl l Illlt l' l IW I XXX XXXXXXYKXN'Yl!'I'iZIlZHRlPll1KY!Kl'RY XX 'lttt X-XX'X'XX xXXlll tl ll NN ' t ffl i rl ll f

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'sr 'FY Myrtle Belle Mc'Elr0y Gilberi Arabella E. Gieiss Maiirido Hilbert MYRTLE BELLE Mc :iw-ieiiiiy Iv Ilie Prim I ARLINE L. GILBERT li. L'-i., Nriilliern Illinois Stale Tecrcliers College Eiiqlisli, Sofiul Science, World History My l lil! I ' L ll' fl i4,' I , , ARABELLA P. GLEISS ?,Q,, x,lfli' aff, ' B. Eil,, Siiiie Terivhers College, Wliitewoier, Wiscoiisin '2A.'.'b'iMfl,l X! TYDiiif7. Slirirlliciiiii il ,ol W, 17, ll , MALINDA HILBERT 'fa T W' ,- '- H, A., lciwri Stale Teachers College, Cedar Falls, lowci U' ll -- L 0 Sliortlirxiiil, Typiizq, Biisiriess Enqlisli 4 3- J V' ---. I 15 . 3 .. Y' 'xii-ffl T. RAY MILLER ' T X F. S. Universify ol Illinois 'if' - Pliysii-.il Eiiiif-rilioii, Bfl!iGbf1llClHFlFK1OlbFlllCOf7f'lI, Assistant T T Illl!Ii'lfJc1l . ' ,. i- 511 ' - 11f,1,.-1 9 3' ri ti V 1 3, iv' 'Mr' .,,, q .- .5 I. MR. PEARCE Z. Mimb LIME