Benedict High School - Eagle Yearbook (Benedict, NE)

 - Class of 1951

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CLASS HISTORY We took our first step as Green Freshman in the fall of 'M7' touring a building which we called 'Benedict High Clinic' which had four floors hiss Wanda wantz was our sponsor and Cliff Foster was our group director or president Ve got along very well, we hadn't gone very far when we came upon a door with a sign reading 'Please Enter W Ve entered and found ourselves in for Freshman Initation, d1dn't think we would ever live through it However we survived in quite the best of health We journeved along down the halls and came finally to an elevator with a sign by the side which read 'Sophomore 2nd floor U As we got into the elevator roll was called by the class secretary, Twyla Van Nostrand The following answered Jim Larkin, Cliff Foster, Dean Dovenbarger, Duane Emken, Evelyn Doak, Elaine Hinze Leola Pohl, Letha Pohl, Dale Pohl, Dale Behnken, Adeline Sackschewsk Twyla Van Nostrand, John Heser, Joyce Leach, Alice Miller As we reacred 2nd floor, Stromsburg High School came along and adopted Joyce Leach So we began our tour of 2nd floor with fourteen growing children This was a very interesting as well as an educational tour, with Mr Robert Severna as our sponsor and Dale Pohl was our group director He did a very good job of leading us and we accomplished a great deal on this floor In several rooms along the way we stopped for what we called a WClass Party ' Our tour on this floor ended, came again to the elevator but the sian beside it read differently, this time it said 'Jun1or, 3rd floor 3 Roll was called again by the class secretary, Cliff Foster, and this time we adopted Virginia Cotner from Waco High School As we got off the elevator, we were introduced to Mrs Alta Bland who we were told was to be our sponsor for this floor, and Virginia Cotner was to be the group director During the tour of the Junior floor we came upon many interesting activites one of them was a play, Mrs Astor's Horseu, in which we all took part except John Heser who was our stage manager A Junior Senior banquet which we put on for the nineteen Seniors, was enjoyed by the Juniors, Seniors, and Faculty We continued on our tour and came again to the elevator, which was to take us to the Uth and last floor Here our tour began and continued at great speed We found we had lost two people, Dale and Letha Pohl, who were adopted by Th yer High School Ie adopted one ourselves, lilma Tonniges from Vork High School A great deal seemed to be accomplished with Mr Davenport as our sponsor and Jim Larkin as group director Some things which were included were a trip to Haeting, Nebraska, to get our Senior pictures taken a trip to Peru, Nebraska, to tour the college campus, a Junior Senior Banouet, which was very nice, given by the Juniors, a Senior play, WThe Red Sp1der,' presented by the following Jim Larkin, Cliff Foster, Dean Dovenbaryer, Dale Behnken, Duane Emken, Evelyn Doak, Twyls Van Nostrand, Virginia Cotner, Adeline Sackscheusky and Alice Miller with Elaine Hinze, Leols Pohl and Wilma Tonniges as ushers, John Heser as Stage Manager, Miss Gilmore, director and Mr Davenport,sponsor One of the longemzjaunts we ever took was to Kansas City, Missouri, where we ment for our Skip Day the 16th and l7th of May We were all very proud to think that our go, because we were the Under the leadership of bth floor and are ready us, and go out into the School Board of Directors would permit us to first class of Benedict High School to do this Mr Davenport we all survived the tour of the to leave the building and good times behind world ahead of us Alice Miller Dean Dovenbarger . - by , v . 5 A . . ,I . , 'I W8 I U u 2 ' I . , 3 i ys U A K - 1' - O ' . . 2 0 - w - . - , , , we C . . - -s I ll - I 2 - ' f 0 ' 3 I O , . - . - 3 0 1 , F , , . A , - , v . , j . . I ' 1 - I 2 - . 4 J - . - - . Y Q - - 0 v O O . Q , I



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Lf DS KdJPHEx, K Several years after graduating from dear old B H B I fell heir to a huge fortune I couldn't find a use for all my money, so I cided to take a trip around the world and visit all my old class mates I sailed from New York aboard the Queen Mary Who should I find as the captain of the ship but Dale Behnken I asked him how he has pened to become s ship caotain and he said that he had so much fun acting in the play 'Submerged,l he decided he would follow the sea as his life work I guess the drink went to his head On my arrival in England I had to have some way to get around so I looked up the General Motors Company and who should I find but John Heser the London manager for the General Motors Company I bought a new Cadillac and continued on my travels By this time it was tea time, so I went to a restaurant to have tea, and to my surprise I found Leola Pohl was the owner of the most luxurious restaurant in England While we were chatting and drinking tea she told me of another class mate, Twvla Van Nostrand, who had Just opened a new fashion shoe in Paris While visiting Twyla at her fashion shop she told me that Evelyn Doak had taken a trio to Africa about a year before and hadn't returned as yet I decided to go to Africa to see Evie so I left early the next morning for the Congo When the party I was with arrived at the shore we were welcomed by a grouo of natives who took me to a small cabin Evelyn the Queen of the Congo Next I traveled to Iceland and who should I find there but the member of our class who did not like to work I asked Cliff what on earth he was doing in Iceland, because I knew he had never enjoyed cold weather His reoly was that since he did not like to work he had come to Iceland hoping to find gold He was honing to strike it rich so that he would not have to work After learning all the nal I could from Cliff I traveled to Poland as I had heard they had horse races there, and I enjoy all kinds of soorts so I thought I would spend a couole of days at the race tracks Upon arriving at the race track I went directly to my box seat and to my amazement Adeline Sacksckewsky was in the seat next to mine I began talking to her and found out that she had a great string of race horses As it happened she was racing her best horse that day and he won by a nose As the races were over for the season Adeline decided she would take a vacation and travel with me and to return to the United States when I did, she was to attend a meeting of racing executives in the United States anyway Not knowing where to find anymore of our class mates we decided to go to Spain and take in a few bull fights Outside the Arena where the most famous bullflghters hold their exibitions who should we meet but James Larkin He was dressed in the most unusual outfit we had ever seen I asked him what he was doing in Madrid? He said he had changed his name about three years before and had become a greet bull fighter So that afternoon we got to see one of our old class mates preform in the Arena Between fights Elaine Hinze, who had become famous in the danc ing world, presented a Spanish dancing act with her dancing oartner an Dovenbarger This dance team was already world famous as co stars in Motion Pictures We left Spain and traveled to Switzerland to watch the world skiing contest The winner of the main event of the afternoon was Alice Miller She was crowned the World's Champion Woman Skier The in high school she had planned to be a nurse, but had later decided that skiing would be more exciting I was running low on money and because Adeline was to attend a meeting in the United States soon, we decided to return to the United States Upon arriving in the United States we met Wilma Tonniges at the docks r' ,X I' fb f' N . I l D , , ' 4 , ff just a short distance from the shore, to see their Queen. It was ' . 9 - De , ' Q - n ' n 0

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