Benedict High School - Eagle Yearbook (Benedict, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1953 volume:

x r - '-- Q Y LY ii.. -l'?-., ,.. ----. ,,..--:,,- - . L, .. X-. . ..g,, ,ill F 4 L fLf1 If IBRI CQ s 5x 2'-Y ..f f- WE THE SENIORS 1 44'f!lll ...-y' WISH TO DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL IO OUR 3. gi. 5-5 PARENTS AND TO TH FACULTY t YOU HAVE GUIDED US DOWN A LONG COULD NOT HAVE JOURNEYED SUCCESSFULLY EEYOUR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING WILL NEVER EE FORGOTTEN SO, ALTHOUGH THE WORDS SEEM INADEQUATE NE WISH TO THANK YOU FROM OUR HEARTS AND ALSO TO DEDICATE OUR ANNUAL TO YOU IN HOPFS THAT YOU WILL FIND HERE MANY MEMORIES OF THESE PAST YEARS CLEETIS CARLSON LEILA EMKEN ALLEN FARLEY LOWELL H IDEN MARY JO HESER NANCY KOPS NORMA MOORE EUGENE REETZ GORDON TAYLOR ELLEN WALKUP SHIRLEY WALKUP NADINE WATSON CAROLYN ZIEM E E-- 'H T I 1 'W 'f -1 E I I E555 EEE? , ' ?Eg -' :Sis E E 4 Siiizz Qg:::::--:::: E H7 N I ROAD WHERE WITHOUT YOUR HELP WE I 'i Zi. I 5- - fl EEL EEF' ' EEgEEE5iEEEEIIIIIEEEE 2' E 7' l 1 : T , - Ti in I :'--- I -li xt ,I - l ff DMIN1 Nz 14 TIUN 7 S31 Cf sw a xax 5 if! Miss Gilmore Mr Donohoe, Prin Mrs Beachler English Mathematics Biology Music World History Gen Science Dramatios Athletics Home Ec Mr Finkle Comercial Modern Problems Girls Phys Ed. Mrs 0 'Brien Grades 5 and 6 Mr Ferguson Grades 7 and 8 Mr Davenport, Supt Chemistry Shop Miss Myrberg Miss Neal Grades 3 and 4 Grades 1 and 2 . O C C I o 5 , E, - f .. il: - , 1 ff V- A Q-- if I O I I e yn Y V, 36 ,, 1 A J ,' O M ENISV ! Q 'Q '1 -'x O WILJIF' 1 Cleetis Carlson Leila Emken Na 5 gk 6 dm Allen Farley Lowell Helden Mary Heser Nancy Kops Norma Moore Eugene Reetz Gordon Taylor Ellen Walkup Shirley Walkup Nadine Watson Carolyn Ziemke SALUTATORY Parents, teachers, and friends: It is my honor and privilege to welcome you to our graduation exer- cises this evening. It has been one goal in life toward which each of us has been striving. To the faculty whose patience we have often sorely tried but whose kindnesswe sincerely appreciate, Ibring greetings from the class which owes its present position to you We know you rejoice with us over the completion of an arduous though pleasant task Members of the Board of Education we welcome youto this ceremony in which you must feel a personal interest since, without your provision for our education it would not be possible Parents and fr ends we the members of the graduating class, bid you a hearty welcome on th s night which is to ue of vast importance We know that you too, are happy our success, for you have always aided us when we fel red. You gave us always your sympathy and understanding We find it hard to realize that we have at last finished our work here and are ready to take a big step into the future, but we shall endeavor to do our work as well there as we have done it here Although this may be the end of study, as such, for many of us, it is by no means the end of learning We know that the years to come and the great school of experience will add much to our store of knowledge Once more permit me to welcome you as our guests on this our last appearance as Seniors of the Benedict School when next we gather here, we, too, perhaps shall be guests, assembled to wish Godspeed to some other Senior Class, as ambitious and happy as we May you obtain as much satisfaction and delight from being here to night as we have in entertaining you on our last appearance as the Senior Class of 1953 Nadine A Watson VALEDIC TORY Superintendent Davenport, the Reverend Thomas Barton, members of the Board of Education, teachers parents and friends Tonight our salutatorian in welcoming youto this ceremony has also expressed our gratification and thanks to all who have contributed to ward making it possible for us to have reached this point in our lives It is my desire to add a word of thanks and appreciation to our parents teachers, members of the board of education and all others of our schoo community who by their interest and sacrifice make our educational pro gram possible We realize that all of you have an interest in our future, as you step into the future, but before doing so I would like in behalf of the entire class topledge to you that .we will do our u most, as indi viduals, to upho d the honor and traditions of Benedict High School as well as to fulfill your expectation As we leave these halls oflearning, we take with us a priceless possession a gift from you knowledge and understanding To you -who have all had a share in giving us this gift it is fitting that we re turn our thanks and appreciation That is all we can give you now It is our hope thatwewill be able to repay you in some degree through our accomplishments in the future The road into the future holds uncertainty for all of us Some have made plans for their lives, but none of us can be absolutely certain of what the future holds As the affairs of the world grow more and more complex, so the lives of individuals increases in complexity It is important for us to be able to meet the problems that will arise in our future and the education that you have been lnstrmnental in provid ing for us up to this point is the foundation upon which we will build To this foundation we will add an ever increasing structure of useful knowledge in order that we may gain the wisdom needed to enable us to live useful lives and to make worthy contributions to our fellow men As a closing thought this quotation from Proverbs 8: 10,11 seems to be appropriate Receive my instruction and not silver, and knowledge rather than choice gold For wisdom is better than rubiesg and all things that may be desired are not to be compared to it. Norma A Moore 1 1 in ' . L- . 1 have shown an interest in our past. We are now about to make the big E - 1 C ass to A class of thirteen green and witty freshmen, we entered the doors of higher education in l9l+9 With us then were: Cleetis Carlson, Leila Emken, Allen Farley, Lowell Helden, Mary Heser, Nancy Kops, Norma Moore, Eugene Rests, Gordon Taylor, Ellen walkup, Shirley walkup, Nadine watson, and Carolyn Ziemke These thirteen elected Norma Moore as president for the year with Mrs Harriet walker as class sponsor After having scrambled safely through the freshmen year we again found ourselves back at B H S as silly sophomores Norma was again elected president and Miss Thelma Gilmore was our sponsor we entered our third year of high school with high hopes and elected Allen Farley as president and Mrs Hester Timmons as sponsor In the fall of 1952, thesame thirteen, now as dignified seniors entered the building for the last year, with Mr William F Davenport as sponsor, Norma Moore as president, Eugene Reetz as vice president, Carolyn Ziemke as secretary, and Ellen walkup as treasurer As we pass through the final doors of Benedict High School we look down the line and see that the same lucky thirteen are still with us Through our moments ofpleasure and through our moments of discouragement our class has stuck together as we have reached the highest step at Benedict High Sc ool ass Son we, the class of '53 Now as we say good ye, We' l have to part with dear old friend And hope we'll meet again From dear old B H S we'll take our memories Of all the fun we've ha each year, We'll treasure kind and dear There are thirteen in our class, we'll miss the other kids we'll miss the teachers kind and dear, Who've taught us all four years To them we'll pay a tribute, For all the things we've learned, Into the future now we go, So we'll say NGood bye' Carolyn Ziemke and Ellen Walkup Class Colors Blue and Silver Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Motto They conquer who believe they can O I Hls ry Mary Heser and Cleetls Carlson 46 1 3, A - v, n Prollhec It has been rumored around Washington, D C , that the class of '53 Benedict High school has been very prosperous And so, as an interna revenue collector, I have been sent to find out a little about each one's lives It has been twenty years since I have seen my former class mates, so I am very anxious to get started The first stop was made at a farm west afBenedict where I found Cleetis feeding the cattle Cleetis told me that she and her husband were doing very well in the cattle business During my visit with Cleetis, she happened to mention that Leila Emken was living at Peru, Nebraska when I arrived at Peru, I inquired where I could find Leila and was told that Leila was thetown's police woman When I finally found Leila, she told me that she had graduated from Peru State Teachers College and while there found things in a rather lawless state, so she decided she would see to it that Peru had law and order I then traveled to New Orleans to see Allen Farley, who is a s Allen told me he enjoyed being a sailor very much He said it was ailor such a free and independent life Up to date he had a girl in every port On my way up from New Orleans, I had some car trouble, and so I to the nearest farm house to get some help and whom should I find but Helden I can't say that Lowel1's farm looked very prosperous, and said something toLowell about hzhe said he had become just like his walked Lowell when I neigh bors You know ke said, UI never did especially care for work bzck in high school,U so that's why I came here where everybody else was lazy, too when my car was fixed and ready to go, I went to the nearest town where I heard there was going tobea big show that evening I was very surprised to see Mary Heser as Mistress of Ceremonies Naturally, I had to have a word with Mary afterwards Mary told me that after graduating from high school, she had missed giving speeches in front of the assembly and in Modern Problems, so she decided to join this show where she could give a speech whenever she got in the mood for one While talkin: to Mary, we decided to go somewhere to out Since the Lazy Rancho was right acro s the street we decided to eat there When we than our one time class mate, Nancy Kops After eating, we got up to leave and who should walk by but Professor Moore, a'aswe know her, Norma I asked her what had been keeping her busy for the last twenty years and she told nethat she had first graduated from Columbia University and acquired her master's degree After that she had accepted a job teaching school in India She told me she had already got ten rid of the caste system At the present she was home for a vacation The next morning I st1rted for the west coast Uhile glancing through the Los Angeles Times, I stumbled upon th name of Fugene Reetz at the head of a Love Lorn Column when I got to his office I was quite urprised I asked him how he happened torn writing this Love Lorn Column and he told me that he had enjoyed Mary Lane's Column so much he had decided to help people out the way Mary Lane seemed to Fugene told me that he had just seen Gordon Taylor a few days ago Eugene said that he is now a big contractor and at present is building the biggest and best bridge ever built The bridge spans the Amazon River i1Braz1l when I wenr t:Gordon's office, his head man told me that Gordon had become very wealthy I tlfenwent to Denver, Colorado, while shopping one day I saw tk! former Ellen Walkup I asked her what kept her busy? She tol me that sne was now employed in her husband's dentist office I decided to go to hear the revival of the old musical comedy S03 Q Pacific with tte Denver Symphony orchestra accompanying when the orchestra was rendy to play, the conductor came out and who should be the conductor, but Shirley walkup After the orchestra had played the introduction the play began The leading lady soon made her entranc first I didn't recognize her I looked down at my it was Nadine Watson I learned from Nadine that Carolyn Ziemke was now I went to the Metropolitan Opera House where she was The person beside me said that Miss Ziemke had just of Europe e on the stage and at program and saw that a famous opera star at the time singing returned from a tour Besides the Joy of seeing all my old classmates, I know that all of them had found happiness and uccess in life Shirley Walkpp rs O O 1 U ' s . sat down, a rather tall waitress came to wait on us. It was none other ' 1: We, the cla s of 1953, in the Town of Benedict, the County of York, and the state of Nebraska, bein? in as good mental condition ws usual, and in much better temper than usual,do hereby make this, our last will and test amenq rendering wud and of no avail any former will or wills that may have been previously made at, And in this manner do Cleetis Carlson wills Leila Emken and Allen other in the a sembly to in, and during any period of temporary optimism we di pose of our pos essions her red hair and freckles to Lillian Mauer Farley will their ability to get along with each Harvey lickrel and Kathleen Oschner Lowell Helden wills Miriam Saasto Um freshman boys, providing they get her home earlier than he does Mary Jo Heser wills her habit of tea ing everyone to La Verne Alms pro viding he doesn't pet too ornery' Nancy quiet in Norma voice to Eugene Reetz particular with modern Moore Janice Wolfe it as Fugene hu been Kops wills her height to Russell Taylor and her ability to be problems class to Bruce Foote wills her black hair to Susan Taylor and her low speaking wills his curly hair to Darrell Bolton, providing he's as Gordon Tavlor wills his interest in electrl ity and mechanics to Bonnie Pickrel Ellen Wallup wills her Homecoming Crown to next year's queen Shirley Walkup will her ize and energy to Bob Heitman Nadine Watson wills her musical mud dramatic ability to Robert Weiss, providing he always get superiors 1t contests Carolyn Ziemke wills her cheerleading ability to Patricia Mauer We give and bequeath, freel, and without reservations or stipulations, to the junior class, our rightful heirs, our most important and valuable properties, namely our self sati factions our importance, and our wisdom all of which we possess in enormous quant ties, and we hope the said gifts will be of use in overcoming their present inertia To next year's juniors, we bequeath our well known nerve, which HIV will need ne t gear, and all tte xamination que tions we have been given during the pa t yexr The answers, never owned in entirety, have long since been mislaid by us and are not included in this legacy To our frienls, the sophomore cle s of next year, we leave nur patbnce will be found useful as a means by which they can endure the juniors To the freshmen of next year, we will our good luck That's how we got be dignified seniors and we hope it will bring you to the same ending To our teachers the faculty of the Benedict High Sdhool we hereby give, free from aD. nheritanee, luxury, or income tax, our ent re store of knowledge From them it came and to them it should be retunnd, that others may be benefited by it as we have been To our teachers we bequeath our valuable sense or humor, without which we should have found school life painful indeed and which will do much to make it endurable for them de the senxxs, will to you Mr Davenport, this ball of string so that you w be able to remember al appointments by tying pieces of the string around your fingers We, the seniors, will to you, Miss Gilmore, this scroll and pen so that in the future you will have enough writing space and enough ink with which to write your lengthy schedule de present to you Mr Donohoe, this ful Modelu so that this summer you will in your wife's dress shop We wish to give to Mr Ferguson and the WOW TV talent program Last fall book on HHow to Become a Success be able to keep yourself occxpied Mrs. Beachler this free ticket to you showed such unusual talent in dancing at the Inliiatlon party that we felt it is unfair to let such bnent go unnoticed Your audition is scheduled for May 34 at 12 p m Ne, the class of '53, will to you, Mr Finkle, th s chef's cap and qma1 to use when on school K P duty In witness, whereof we the class of 1953, the testator, have set our hand and seal on this ldth day of May LH the year of 1953 Norma Moore v S. ' K , , ' Q . I I f , A , 1 - I .v S S, 2 ' I . s . . ' . , U .S , , . , '- v, ll I 1 ,- I 0 , i . o D e IS e A . . t. . v e i . , , . . S S , o I 1 e ' I S L n , . Q v - S 5- e . ,- .W -'. r T. 5 , . S f s ' V , 1. n I - A .5 Q . It' . e . . '. ., n to , . , . . 0 , , , A X bl i . o e ' - 1 , a . Q 0 U 0 L . . e 0 t e a Q Q as Po we, the seniors of '53, Knooked at the door of opportunity, Thirteen turned the key for ue, Beyond the door, we found euooess Cleetis Carlson, the first in our olase Is known to all as a red headed laee. Leila Emken, our happy brunette, Is one in our olass we'll never forget. Allen Farley, who likes to date, In the future will find a mate All four years, Just ate and ate we oall her the '!tar', she will go far. Mary Jo Heeer, In the future, Nancy Kope, is Bhe'e one we think ie mlghty fine. five foot nine, Norma Moore, the girl we all trust, Will keep going and never rust. Eugene Reetz, who raises the ohiokene, Also through high school, hss raised th Gordon Taylor, that'e his name, Can look forward to great fame Ellen Walkup, our homecoming queen, when she'd laugh, she'd nearly soream Shirley Walkup, the girl :ho blushes, Everywhere she goes, she always rushes Nadine Watson, the girl with the voice To the olasa she's our ohoioe 9 I dibkinle Carolyn Ziemke, a cheerleader this year, Many memories she'll treasure dear Ellen Walkup and Caro lyn Ziemke Lowell Helden, our olaee heavy-weight, I BACCALAURE ATE SERVICE MAY I7 l953 800 P M School Auditorium Processlonal MISS Gllmore and joan Helden Pomp and Clrcumstance Elgar lnvocatlon Reverend C F Wantz Muslc Peace l Leave Wlth You Roberts Glrls Trlo Scrlpture Phlllpplans 3 9 l4 Reverend C F Wantz Prayer Reverend E R jackson Sermon The Forward Look Reverend W H Saas MUSIC Vocal Solo Lord Let Me Llve Today Moore Benedlctloli Reverend E R jackson Recesslonal MISS Gllmore and joan Helden lllllllllll COMMENCLMFNT PROGRAM Valedlcfory Presentatlon Presentatlon Presentatlon Presentatlon MAY 20 1953 800 P M School Auditorium Processlonal Pomp and Clrcumstance Elgar Mlss Gllmore and joan Helden lnvocatlon Reverend W H Saas Salutatory Nadlne Watson Muslc The Robln s Return Flsher GIFIS Trlple Trlo Address Reverend Thos Barton MUSIC Voc1l Solo Frlend O Mlne Sanderson Carolyn Zlemke Norma A Moore of Elghth Grade Dlplomas Supt Wm F Davenport of Graduatlng Class Supl Wm F Davenport of Awards Prlnclpal O L Donohoe of Dlplomas Mr Robert Myers Sec Bd of Edu A I , , : . . . . . - -x,x.L-ea. . 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'N , ' N 3 N ., 7, f 0, , 1 on Junior 1' - zz .5- ul Mildred Greendale Deacon Slips Freta Paul Hearman Leslie Jerksome Eunice Moredough Caleb Ringling Harold Mr Brown Welcome Advice from the Old Gardener Play THE DFACOU SLIPS CAST Owner of the Farm HFrom Center Square Missour ' His Daughter In Love with Mildred Agent for HCayuga Salve In the Matrimonial Market A crook who means Business with no mind of his own An attorney Ro JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET PROGRALIE ,gy va nz:-1' Lenora Erks Russell Taylor Carolyn Draucker Bruce Foote John Zarr Eva Piper LaVerne Alms Darrell Bolton Marlin Junge Carolyn Draucker Moonlight and Roses All Bed of Roses A Toast Rock Garden A Reply The End of a Perfect Day Benediction Wm F Davenport John Zarr Norma Moore Bruce Foote The Juniors o 'i o K ond ses mom bm ff? , N T S Merrill walkup Pres David Saas Vice Pres ps 65 Alice Cuda Barbara Doak Bonnie Pickrel ec Elden Helden Phyllis Taylor Treas of 5 Joan Helden X Merle Helden Bob Heitman Lillian Mauer Charles Miller ST K Stuart Nelson Dick Smith Susan Taylor A ' f -l'AA i Q 6 an . . S . . Q: . . X i . Q O , , c f L BAK 9 1 Harvey Pickrel Hickey Hile Vice President President l t Margaret Doak Beverly Hoskins Patricia Hauer Kathleen Oohener 1-I Miriam Saas Secretary Il ,AR .ai Donna Hoskins Patricia Piper Betty Rhoadee Berdeen Sackschewshy Robert Weiss Beverly Hattel Treasurer Araiun Junge Loretta Pohl Janice Wolfe 9' 5 62 I '-. ' 1 Pi ix, Q, 7 2 We v 1 I Q B 31 3' 'xxx ,f 1 J xA ! K r I , 45- G: 5 . K 1.5: . as 6' ' Back row Bob Rogers, Harold Deprem Maurice Watson Steven Nelson, Gary wilson, Larry Rhoades Bi ly Murray Alfred Hoskins Middle row: Dick Schoch, Duane ites, Chuck eter on, Jodell Obermier, Linda Lytle, Lyle Dovenbarger, Allan Melton, John Rogers, Mr Ferguson Janzen, Billie Lee D venport, Janice Watuon, Patsy Janzen, Bonnie Otte Back row John Janzen, Donald Cotner, Leslie Cites, Ronald Mauer, Jerry Ochsner, Leland Emken, Tommy Murray, Mrs O'Brien Middle row Billy Schoch, Nilfred Sackschewsky, Julia Peterson, Marcelene Dickson, Kathryn Doak, Julie Ann McLean, Harry Lee Watson, Richard Davenport Front row Joan Kay Preston, Barbara Melton, Carolyn Myers, Julia Hattel, Mary Alice Davenport, Joyce Obermier. Front rows' Frances Piper, Barbara Blum, Marilyn Baker, Nadine l Back row Kermit lbnquist, Gary Cites, Danny Cuda, Roger Dickson, Lester Rains, Jimmy Klein, Roy Baker, Larry Hoffman, Jimmy Rutledge, Roger Hirschfeld Middle row Kenneth Renquist, Janice Obermier, Joyce Junge, Sondra Cross, Kathleen Preston, Rita Gardner, Phyllis Carlson, Judy Moore, Dennis Moore, Ronnie Dickson Front row Sharyn Smith, Carolyn Miller, Lola Noble, Mary Mauer, Lewis Janzen, Donna Dorsey, Gary Calhmrg Jerry Lythg Mary Janzen Back row Don Baker, Ronnie Melton Carolyn Kaeding, Richard Myers, Rita Wilson, Dennis Carlson, obert Rains Middle row: Mis Myrberg Marion Doak, Georgia Mauer, Janet Kaeding, Betty Jean Law, Leslie Nelson, Jack Murray, Gene Blum, Donna Lytle Front row: Ronnie Farley, Ina Mae Otte, Gary Folts, Judith Watson, Carol Styskal, Carolyn Sue Bittinger, Henry Piper o o U n u O o n a o ' A O S .a. 0 l 'IHLE TIC 2 K 'H J. K , 5 I SM N ff f 5 if 1 XX sv 5 I WH? Q 332251 . I, :if 4 1 X n .K ., X - s X X 3 f .X . Back row Mr Donohoe, Russell Taylor, Merrill Walkup, Gordon Taylor, Dick Smith, Bob Heitman Front row David Saas Lowell Heiden, John Zarr, Stuart Nelson, Back row: Bob Heitman, Darrell Bolton, Marlin Junge, Charles Miller, Mr Donohoe Front row Bruce Foote, Merle Helden, Mickey Hina Harvey Pickrel, Robert Weiss Allen Farley, Elden Helden. , or Back row Mr Finkle, Beverly Hattel, Lenora Erks, Joan Helden Bonnie Pickrel, Mary Jo Heser, Phyllis Taylor Front row Miriam Saas, Ardith Junge, Alice Cuda, Patricia Piper, Janice wolf , Carolyn Draucker There were twenty five girls in Physical Education this year In volley ball the girls won six games, lost five, and tied one Back row M Ferguson, Billy Murray, Duane Cites, Harold Deprez, Larry Rhoades, G ry Wllson, John Rogers, Allan Miton Front row Chuck Peterson, Lyle Dovenbarger, Bob Rogers, Sh un Nelson, M8uT1C6 Matson, Dick Schoch, Alfred Hoskins Also the girls won five softball games. U : r. 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' , 'uh ' lr' If X X X-,' ix F' 1 5 , E ,S T , 02.3 ' , W F Sep Oct Nov Dec an Feb Mar Apr May t 8 l I First day of school Gresham, softball, here Bradshaw, baseball, here P T A Softball and baseball at Hampton Initiation party Waco, softball and baseball, here Thayer, softball here Hampton, softbal and baseball, here Henderson, baseball, here Bradshaw, baseball, there P T A Seventh and eighth grades party Class party Junior play P T A Senior party B uning basketball there Utica, basketball, there Freshman party Beaver Crossing, basketball, here Shelby, basketball, there P T A Clarks, basketball, nere Christmas vacation Polk, basketball, here Gresham, basketball, here McCool, basketball there Hampton, basketbal1, here P T A Stromsburg, basketball, there Duncan, basketball, here Silver Creek, basketball, here Henderson, basketball, there Waco basketball, here P T St Joe basketball, at York District basketball tourney Grade basketball tourney at Gresham C R C volley ball tourney at York C R C Declamatory contest at Benedict P T A District Declamatory contest at Seward Regents exams C R C music festival at Hampton Career day Athletics banquet District music contest at Geneva P T A Osceola baseball, there Junior Senior banquet Geneva, baseball there U R C track meet at Doane Senior play Senior trip Millard, baseball at Prague St Joseph, baseball, there One act plays Baccalaureate Class night Junior breakfast St Joseph, baseball, here Commencement School Picnic . 2 16 16 lb C O O 19 Q9 22 30 1 - 3 7 21 . . . 35 ' 12+ 18 C O U 19 25 . 2 N 9 12 16 I U I 17 J 23-2 ' 11+ 16 20 21 l C O 2 25-30 C.R.C. tourney 10 13 17 . .L lg 2 . . 2 - . 2-M 9 -Je e Q 16 O O O 17 Q e 9 50 28 I C I . 8 ll 17 21 I Q . 22 2 - 2g 5 I O I 8-12 ii . 15 ' lg 19 19 . 20 Back row Merrill Walkuo, David Saas, Elden Helden, Bruce Foote, Dick Smith Stuart Nelson, Bob Heitman, Mickey Hlle, Harvey Pickrel Middle row Carolyn Drauoker, Margaret Doak, Nadine Watson, Barbara Doak, Lenora Erks, Arrith Junge, Patrioa Mauer, Joan Front row Berdeen Saokschewsky, Janice Wolfe, Miriam Saas, Carolyn Ziemke, Ellen Walkup, Shirley Walkun, Beverly Hattel, Alice Cuda, Lillian Mauer Back row Ibn Rogers, Lyle Dovenbarger, Eva Pioer, Joan Elden Helden. Bruce Foote, Merle Helden, Dick Smith Stuart Bob Heitman Middle row Maurice Watson,Nbrna Moore,S1l1ie Davenport, Blum, Carolyn Zlemke, Ellen Walkup, Carolyn Drauoker, Nelson, Merrill Walkup, Mies Gilmore Front row Alioe Ouda, Bonnie Otte, Charles Peterson, Davenport, Shirley Walkup, Janice Wateon, Linda Lytle, Bob Alfred Hoskins Helden, Nelson, Barbara Steven Richard Rogers, ' I Helden, Bonnie Pickrel, Leila Emken, Misa Gilmore. ' I Q MUSIC The vocal department of music included 28 members in mixed glee, 28 members ln girls' glee, and 9 members ln boys' glee Also this year we had two smaller groups, theglrls' trio and theglrls' triple trio The girls' trio is composed of senior glrls, Carolyn Zlemke, Nadine Watson, aniEllen Walkqn Lillian Mauer, Leila Emken, Carolyn Zlemke, Nadine watson, Ellen Walkup, Phyllis Taylor, Lenora Erks, Joan Helden, and Barbara Doak were the members of the triple trio Vocal soloists this year were Carolyn Zlemke and Leila Emken in the medium voice Nadine Watson, low volce, and Bruce Foote, low volce Throughou the year vocal students gave numbers at various occa sions Each month at the P T A some form of musical entertainment was presented by the department At the Christmas program the mixed glee lead the singing of Christmas carols Also this year Benedict took about 35 students to the Choral Clinic in York On the World day of Prayer the mixed glee acted as the choir ln the Lutheran Church at Benedict There were 28 members this year ln band During theflrst semes ter the band was divided into two groups, the beginning band, and the advanced band The entire band played for many occasions this year A number of these were for P T A programs, at the contest, school plcnlc, and many others The contests are a highlight every year ln the music department The music students work diligently toward making a success of this event This year the C R C muslc festival was held at Hampton Vocalists from Benedict were Carolyn Zlemke, Leila Emken Bruce Foote, Nadine Watson, the girls' trio and the girls' trip e trio Instrumentallsts were Eva Piper, Joan Helden, Alice Cuda, Elden Helden, Merrill walkup, and Bob Heltman In the evening at the festival numbers from each school were selected to provide theeven ing entertainment Elden Helden Eva Piper andtheentlre band were selected from Benedict At theD strict Mus c contest ln Geneva the samevocalists participated Those receiving excellents were Carolyn Zlemke, Nadine Watson, the girls' trio and the glrls' triple trio Leila Emkenrecelved a good andBruce Foote a superior Elden Helden Merrill Walkup, Bob Heltman, Eva Plper,and Alice Cuda represented Thus the music department proves to be a very busy place Our instructor, Miss Thelma Gilmore, can be found almost any day of the year giving lessons or preparing for some program Her assistance and instruction is appreciated very much by all of the students DRAMATICS Contests are also a highlight ln the dramatics department each year Norma Moore gave an interpretatlve oratlon NThe Atom Death or Life Abundant', Nadine Jatson gave a humorus reading UThe Show Must Go On And On And Onu, and a cast of Shirley Walkup, Carolyn Ziemke, Carolyn Draucker, and Fva Piper gave a one act nlay 'The Bond Between H TheC R C contest was held at Benedict No ratings :ore given t1this contest Each participant was given constructive criticisms The District contest was held at Seward Ratings at this contest were Nadine Matson superior, Norma Moore excellent, and the play excellent Atdifferent tlmes during theyear thesestudents huxe participated h1other programs and atclub meetings These appearances are always excellent for the students as lt offers experience ln appearing be fore audiences Also this year almost the entire high school want ed to be ln one act plays The one act play program when lt was glvenlncluded flveone act plays so that each student who was inter ested in this type of work could participate the instrumental music department. They received a good. - I Back row Janice Wolfe, Patricia Piper, Kathleen Ochsner, Nadine Watson, Patricia Mauer, Ardith Junge, Miriam Saas, Joan Heidgn, Bonnie Pickrel, Leila Emken Middle row Donna Hoskins, Beverly Hoskins, Berdeen Sackschewsky, Barbara Doak, Cleetis Carlson, Beverly Hattel, Margaret Doak, Lillian Mauer, Norma Moore, Miss Gilmore Front row Mary Jo Heser, Lenora Erks Carolyn Draucker, Carolyn Ziemke, Ellen Walkup, Eva Piper Shirley Walkup, Phyllis Taylor, Alice Cuda Back row David Saas, Dick Smith, Bruce Foote, Vlden Heiden, Miss Gilmore Front row: Mickey Hile, Stuart Nelson, Bob Heitman, Harvey Pickrel, Merrill dalkup W 4 Q 0 , 1 s 0 0 n 0 N o o .4 O v 0 Back rows Bonnie Pickrel Miriam Saas, Norma Moore, Lillian Mauer, Barbara Doak, Na ine watson, Ellen Walkup, Mary Jo Heser, Eva Piper Middle row: Beverly Hattel, Betty Rhoades, Patricia Piper, Leila Emken, Cleetis Carlson, Patricia Mauer,Fhyllis Taylor Janice Wolfe, Shirley Walkup, Miss Gilmore Carolyn Ziemke, Alice Cuda, Joan Helden PROGRAMM Welcome Response Awarding of Honors Music Solo C0 operation Loyalty Energy Music Solo Solo Trio Ellen Walkup Eugene Reetz Mr Donohoe Mr Finkle Miss Gilmore Nadine Watson Lowell Heiden Allen Farley Gordon Taylor Carolyn Ziemke Bruce Foote Ellen Walkup, Nadine Watson, Carolyn Ziemke Introduction of Speaker Mr Davenport N 9 Front row: Ardith Junge, Lenora Erks, Carolyn Draucker, .4-nv' Ellen walkup was elected Homecoming Queen by a vote of theentire highschool. Each year the queen is selected from the Junior and senior girls. Ellen is shown here immediately after her coronation. In the pictures at the upper left and lower right is the Royal party. The queen's attendants were left to right' Lenora Erks, Junior, Carolyn Draucker, Junior, Shirley'walkup,senior, and Carolyn Ziemke, senior. L enior Play SCOOTIN' GRANDMA Story Emery Jrirht wants to be popular, especially Frxncine's sister in law His chief ambitton is to be cause of axextreme case of bashfulness he succeeds only ma Anders H Ju t poing on eventy one' and who ha the with Lucille, his sister wise and witty, but be in leing whacky Grand town on its ear with her reckles excursions uma scooterfearninp for herself thetitle of 'acootin' Grand ma'D tries to help Fmery attain his goal The coming of Kyle Van Brunt to town, and Iuc11le's obviou interest in him is woefully discouraging to Emery Kyle has every attribute fhich Fmery lacks poise, good manners and about him there's an aura of mystery An armed robbery takes place in a town nearby and one Joe Allen seems to have been kidnapped O oh, a part of the stolen loot is found in ma gets ch1 ed by the state cops, the police find Kyle really is JoeAllen and they announce that he is a victim of amnesia Emery is hauled to headquarters for questioning and Norma and Lucille disappear Pandemonium runs riot Dwight and Flroy, Emery's brother in law, go hunting for the girls In the darkness Fmery mistakes Flroy for a burglar and knocks him for a loop Crandnadisappcars with Kyle just before word comes that he has a criminal record Eileen, Jewell, Lora, and Olive, friends all around, complicate matters with their jittery be haviors, but finally with thshelp of Scootin' Grandma and allies Emery becomes the conquering hero,thou h hedoes not succeed lnproving tabs exactly wise ardwit ty,everyone will agree that Fmery is nolonger whacky And hedoesmnrry the girl CAST Lucille Anders Carolyn Ziemke Olive Norma Grant Norma Moore Policewoman Grandma Anders Nadine Watson Emery Wright Francine Anders Shirley Walkup Dwight Randolph Eileen Cleetis Carlson Kyle Van Brunt Jewell Mary Jo Heser Elroy Anders Lora Ellen Walkup ONE ACT ILAYS THE BORROWER DARK DOINGS AT THE CROSSROADS Edna Webb Patricia Mauer Irma Reed Donna Hoskins Violet Doane Miriam Saas Lillian Wright Patricia Piper Myrtle Gray Batty Rhoades Florence Carson Berdeen Sack chewsky Nan Reed Beverly Hoskins Laurinda Kerplunk Augustus Kerplunk Bartholomew wow Jack Dalton Theodosia Tadpole Leila Emken Nancy Kops Lowell Heiden Eugene Reetz Allen Farley Gordon Taylor Susan Taylor Elden Helden Stuart Nelson Bob Heitman Alice Cuda BILLY'S FIRST DATF CAMPAIGN FOR TWO Billy Baker Judy Baker Mrs Caroline Baker John Baker Myrna Coakley Mrs Coakley Barbara Britton Mrs Britton Teddie Boswell Harvey Pickrel Beverly Hattel Margaret Doak Mickey Hile Loretta Pohl Ardith Junge Kathleen Oschsner Janice Wolfe Robert Weiss Joyce Adams Chuck Norton Betty Whelan Ellen Sanders Gail Young Jane Deane Pete Wilson Hank Bradford Bob Combs Jack BI'L1b8.k6I' HERCULES' NIGHT OUT Hercules Nelson Wilbur Maxwell Betty Lou Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell Connie Gerald Russell Taylor Darrell Bolton Carolyn Draucker John Zarr Lenora Erks Eva Piper Bruce Foote Barbara Doak David Saas Joan Helden Phyllis Taylor Bonnie Pickrel Lillian Mauer Merrill Walkup Dick Smith Merle Helden Charles Miller il - , D n I , - - . , U , , E , - s , s - .' s r- f ' - 0 1 ' ' . U A c 5 , s . v . : Emery's home town and by poor chap, lands in a hornet's nest of trouble. Grand- . F 5 1 A l 0 .A - - 0 1 7 '. , v ' L A , 1 '1 o 0 W s 'J I O I 0 An addition to our school this year was the hot lunch program The cooks, Mrs Hile and Mrs Hattel, are shown above serving lunch to a grouo cf seventh and eighth graders New dishes and stainless steel ware were purchased for this pro fit the requirements of the hot lunch program The meals served were very good and it is generally felt that the program was very desirable end suooessfulandwell worth the time and effort required to carry on such a program Pictured to the left is the custodian of Benedict School, Mr Haztel Hein shown 13 the furnace room where the heating equipment is found Due to the efforts of Mr. Hattel, our school building is kept clean and in good oondl tion. gram. 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