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

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B.. lr fl xy if 4. 'iii L , . -151, A-. MELLON RIDES AGAIN WHERE IS SHE? A CLEAN SWEFIP? WOLVES HOWLING TOOTIE WE GALS HOW OLD IS TEDDY ROOSEVELT? CCILHCICU' hands really did a ripesnortin' good job. Along with the play on the 12th there was a baseball game with Grant and natch they bowed to fr US. The dudes threw a party the l3th, and on the 16th the old cowhands were the guests ot the P.T.A. We also had a baseball game with Warren, and on the l7th they returned for a track meet. On the l8th the cowhands from New Trier visited our diamond. Whoopee l ! We had an Easter vacation from the l9th thru the 22nd. Then on the 24th we had the T. B. skin tests. The big jarnboree ot the year, the Iunior- Senior Prom was on the 27th. On the same day our boys met Palatine for a track meet. On the 29th there was a baseball game with Ela, and the Zion-Benton Moose honored our basketball team with a banquet in the evening. The next day our cowpunchers rode over to Hebron. May the 2nd there was a game with New Trier, and the 3rd we had time ott from our ranch duties. On the 4th the sophomores had another shin-dig, then on the 6th we had an assembly. The cowboys from Hebron rode into our Corral on the 7 for a baseball game, and on the lOth we had our big feed ot the year, the Iunior-Senior Banquet. The 26th Baccalaureate services were held. On the 27th and 28th everyone buckled down for the last exams of the year. On the 29th the County track meet was held, and on the 30th we were given a vacation. Then on the 3lst ot May our seniors said goodrbye to the halls of good old Z-B ranch tor the last time. Page Eighty one

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Cgoolfd an J yanifora J. L g ,........v....- 1 g is l. MRS. WADE, MRS, DRONEN, MRS. HANDLE, 2. MR. BIRKY 4. 20 DEGREES BELOW MRS. HENDRICKSON fi. 2U DEGREES ABOVE 5. MR. STEVENS 6. MR. DePEW Our Z-B Cogkg night? lt isn't some studious scholars who That Old Saying HT-OO many Cooks spoil the spend long hours over their booksp uno, it is the caretakers. Early in the morning they broth doesn't hold true at Zion4Benton. There couldn't be too many cooks to prepare good food for a crowd of three hundred hungry ranch-hands. Under the supervision of our chief cook, Mrs. Randle, her assistants, Mrs. Dronen, Mrs. Wade, and Mrs. Hendrickson prepare whole- some, well-balanced meals every school day and exam days too. lt has not been an easy job, during the war years, to get sup- plies quantity plus quality. We want to tell our cooks they have done a fine job and thanks from everyone who has enjoyed a steaming delicious meal in our cafeteria. Our Z-B C ustodians Who are the first ones to arrive at school every morning and the last to leave every come to make the building ready for a com- fortable school day. At 3:12 the school empties as it by magic, leaving a cloud of dust behind. lt is then that Mr. Birky, Mr. Stevens, and Mr. DePew really go to work. lt is surprising what damage six hundred lively students can do in one day: but next morning the building is ready again, clean and new. ln Iune our custodians' job is not finishedy for all summer they keep watch of the build- ing, taking care of the grounds and preparing for the next busy nine months. A lot of credit goes to these behind-the-scenes men and we might as well say it, Our school would be a dump without them. Page Eighty tl ITEC