Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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IHH Constance Church was a member of the Tri'Y and Library Monitors' Clubs. Connie has served as a hall and ofhce monitor. She will study nursing at the Deaconess Hospital. Irene Clarke is I7 years old, and has to her credit 16 honor rolls. She was active in the French Club. i'lke is planning to go to the Y. W. C. A. Business School. Elsie Clijord Elsie, who is 19 years old, will continue her education at the North Park Business School. Shirley Cochran has made every honor roll and plans to enter the University of Buffalo and major in Mathematics. Iohn Collins was active on the swimming team and has served as a hall monitor. Tom will attend the University of Pennsylvania. Mary Collins has included among her activities membership in the Guild Club, Bennett Players, Debate Club, Ping Pong Club, and the Badminton Club. She plans to study nursing at the Edward Meyer Memorial Hospital. Patricia Condon participated in The China Shop, The Golden Legend, and Sentiment and Swing. Pat won two voice contests and has six honor rolls to her credit. Francis Conlin james B. Conway participated in track and crossfcountry. jim , who wishes to become a chemical engineer, is undecided as to where he will pursue his studies. Harry Cook Corky has been a member of the track and the football squads. He plans to study Commercial Advertising at Syracuse University. Audrey D. Crane Aud has met with the Riding Club, and the Tri-Y. She has a 150 point letter for athletics and a bronze honor pin. She plans to attend the North Park Business School and become a private secretary. Gerald E. Critoph jerry , who has heen on two honor rolls, has played in the band and has participated in Rhapsody and Rhythm. He plans to enter Annapolis. ll' If ll' li' ll' ll'

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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.

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Arthur B. Crout Bud has been a hall monitor, and has been on the track and football squads. He plans to take up Architecture at Carnegie Tech. Evelyn Cruttenden met with the French and Spanish Clubs, and was Vicefpresident of the Spanish Club her Senior year. Evie received her gold honor pin, and is, as yet, undecided to the future. Raymond Cully was a Freshman cheer leader and participated in golf for three years. Ray , who is on the Senior Dance Committee will matriculate at Ohio State llniversity where hc will study to become an aerofengineer. Eleanor A. Dalkey is I8 years old, and was active in the Tri-Y for three years. El was oi two honor rolls and plans to go into commercial advertising. 'C , 203' ' , ff 'vf vf 'L-'LA Philip G. Damm Phil was a member of the Bar team. Renssalaer College is his choice where he will study engineering. Lawrence Dayer participated in football for two years, besides track and baseball. A member of the Bennett Players, he was in the cast of The Ivory Door, and on the Stage Crew lor Bunty Pulls the Stririgx and the The Torchbearers. Larry plans to take a PostfGraduate course next year. Gordon Dennison Q Gordon was on the basketball team besides being a hall monit d a em- ber of the Photography Club. He plans to attend the Inte siness Machines School. 'VX Francine C. Devoe was a member of the TrifY and the Photography Club while at Bennett. i'Frannie , who has made nine honor rolls, plans to attend Otterbein College in order to become a teacher. Charles Dewitz L'Chuck will matriculate at the University of Butlalo to study chemistry. janet E. Dickenson was a member ol the Fencing Cluh, the Bennett Players, and was in the orchestra and all the musical shows. She has received her 150 point letter. k'Dickie was on all honor rolls, and plans to attend Elmira College to be either a scientist or a doctor. George Diestel fr. who was a cheerleader, also took art in T lvor Door and Bun! Pulls the P , y y Slrmgx. He was a mem r I layers and an office monitor. He plans to attend Pratt 'W u 45 Robert P. Dixon F 4