Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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If ll' If If ll' lf I ll Grace Ruth Bowers Gracie , who is 17, was active in the Fencing Club for two years, and has made six honor rolls. She will take a Liberal Arts course at the University of Buffalo, Her ambition is to be a buyer. William Boyle managed the track team during his Senior year as well as belonging to the Student Assembly, HifY, and French Club, and serving as a hall monitor. Bill will take a PostfCraduate Course and then matriculate at the Indiana University. Ruth Brendel was a member of the Orchestra for three years and the Singing Strings for two years, being the recipient of the Chromatic Club Award. She also was on the membership lists of the I. R. C., the Mathematics Club, the French Club, the Riding Club, and the Student Council. Ruthie participated in The Ivory Door and was on all but one honor roll. She will matriculate at the University of Buffalo in preparation for a teaching career. Helene Brown received her gold B for athletics as well as acting as an ofiice monitor and belonging to the Riding Club. She will study to be a Hospital Dietician at Pratt Institute. Walter Brown Wiilly was on the track team for three years besides participating in cross' country. He intends to take up journalism at Holy Cross. Robert Browning the Treasurer of the Senior Class, has been Treasurer of both the Legion of Honor and the Philosophians. Bob served this year as head hall monitor and as a member of the HifY. He has rated high in tennis, track, and swimming, as well as making all but three honor rolls. Norma Brunner plans to attend the University of Buffalo's School of Business Administration. Norm has made 15 honor rolls and played basketball, and volleyball, for which she received her HU point letter. Natalie L. Buck Nan has listed among her activities the Bennett Players, the Spanish and Fencing Clubs, I. R. C., and assistant mistress of the wardrobe for The Torch' bearers. She has received her 170 point letter for athletics and will rcturn to Bennett for a PostfCraduate Course. Robert G. Burns 'kBob , who is 18, played basketball his Sophomore year, and served as a hall monitor his fourth. He will take a PostfGraduate Course and hopes to go into the Held of Physical Education. joseph R. Busch Vifhile at Bennett, 'fIoe was an active member of the Riding Club and was Vice'President of the Badminton Club. He will continue his education at Michigan State where he will study Hotel Administration. . f ' , 6 Harrison Bush ,7f' played on the hockey and golf teams and acted as a hall and cafeteria monitor besides being mentioned on two honor rolls. Having worked on the BEACON Art Staff, H will enroll at the School of Fine Arts to fit himself to be a commercial artist. Dorothy Cadmen Dot was a member of the Riding Club her Freshman year, and was on the Senior Executive Committee. She is undecided as to the future but will enter the field of business or social work. I. f

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' 1 . . ., F, '.fwAh- ll ' A, g . Bette Baumler' fl ix. hh? will continue her education at the Albright Art Gallery. She was a cafeteria monitor, and a member of the Mystery Club, Photography Club, Tri'Y, Stu' dent Assembly, and Identihcation Bureau. She received honorable mention in the National Wild Life Poster Contest and the Hengerer Poster Contest. Bernard Beach was a member ol' the basketball and track teams and a member of the Rifle Club, He will attend the University of Buffalo. Frances Becker met with the Bennett Players, Senior French Club, Vergil Club, and Finger' printing Bureau, She will take a Teaching Course at State Teachers College. Fran was listed on all honor rolls. Dorothy Behringer was included in TrifY, Mystery Club, Photography Club, Identification Club. Student Assembly, Legion of Honor, and Philosophians, and was Girls' Treasf urer of the Senior Class. She was Queen of the BEACON Jamboree in 1938 and will continue ber education at Albright Art School. Dot has achieved twelve honor rolls. Mary Bellinger was a member of the Legion of Honor and the French Club, as well as being Sports Editor of the BEACON. Mary has made every honor roll and has chosen Smith College for her iuture Alma Mater. Shirley june Beuerman was active in sports for which she received her 150 oint letter Shirl . . . p . will enter BryantfStratton Business College to prepare for a secretarial position. She has been listed on twelve honor rolls. Robert Bernhard was active in the Debate Team, Bennett Players, Philosophians, HifY, Legion of Honor. Student Assembly, Student Council, and track team. Bob won a scholarship in the School of Business Administration at the University of Bullalo. William Betts participated in loothall, track, Fencing Club, and Astronomy Club. He was a library monitor and will attend the Marietta College. . lack Bird ' who pl' ns t V' n ' 'ius College, has been active as President of the Benne Pla I' i iber if the Philosophians, the Commerce Club, the Stage r .1 d Public Ad ress Committee. This year he was Stage Manager e Torclibearers. He is 18 years old and has been listed on the honor roll four times. Kenneth W. Boller is lo and plans to inatriculate at Duke next year. His ambition is to play in a band. Mae Boneberg has danced in several BEACON Reviews, Spring Shows, and assemblies. She plans to go to New York to study dancing. Betty Borth is I8 years old, and served as a cafeteria and an office monitor. She plans to attend the Edward j. Meyer Memorial Hospital to study nursing. 1 l

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Robert Callan better known as Bob , is planning to attend State Teachers College. He was on the golf squad his third and fourth years and was also a hall monitor. Betty Campbell Betty has earned her 300 point letter in sports. She is 17 and is as yet undecided in her choice of a college. William M. Campbell is planning to attend Canisius College, where he will study Business Adminis- tration. He met with the Photography Club and the Riding Club. Adele Cantor was very active in athletics, participating in captainball, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. Aden was BEACON home room manager and plans to go to State Teachers College. joseph Cardina who plans to matriculate at Albright Art School, was a member of the Photography Club, as well as engaging in hockey. He won second prize in the National Safety Poster Contest. Robert W. Carlson is l7 years old, was a member of the French Club and played in the Band his second year. President of the Senior French Club, office monitor, and faculty assistant his third year, he played in the Orchestra and took part in Rhapsody and Rhythm his fourth year. RC, plans to attend the Fredonia State Normal School, Betty .lane Carpenter known as Carpie' to her friends, plans to become a Nursery School Teacher. She was active in swimming and volleyball. Warren Carpenter lior his second, third, and fourth years he was on the track team. He is 18 and undecided as to the future. Frank Carrig made eight honor rolls and is planning to study at Yale University. He was an office monitor his second year and a hall monitor his fourth. He par- ticipated on the track, football, and hockey teams. He was Secretary of the Torch Club in his first and second years, and of the Spanish Club his third and fourth. Q Lx I, U! l Mary Ellen Carrig 'iMare , lo years old, has goldjwbns for girls' sports and her bronze honor roll pin. She was a member of the Spanish Club and a library monitor hcr third and fourth years. She will matriculate at Salem College. Wyllys Casselman In his fourth year, Bill claimed as his activities membership in the Philo' sophians, Bennett Players, HifY, and the Commerce Club. He also was active on the Stage Crew and track team, served as hall monitor, and worked on the Public Address System. He made twelve honor rolls and plans to attend the University of Michigan. june Chambers belonged to the TrifY and Mystery Clubs and served as a cafeteria monitor, Having won a poster contest, june will attend the Buffalo School of Fine Arts. She was listed on one honor roll.