Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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SE IHH Lorraine Gross Larry acted as a gym monitor her third year, and was a member ol' the TrifY. Norma Grotz will attend Cornell to study Floriculture. 'LNorm was a member of both the French Club and TrifY, and served on the Student Assembly. She made one honor roll. Elinor Gruber belonged to the Riding Club, TrifY, French and Badminton Clubs, and made 10 honor rolls. She plans to take a course in Business Administration at Cornell. Gordon Guernsey received his gold honor pin. Gordy was on the track team, in the Math Club and Radio Association, and plans to attend Cornell in preparation for his future work as a radio engineer. Joseph Gwinn joe was allfhigh in Golf, was a hall monitor and was on the Student Council and the Treasury Committee. He made six honor rolls and plans to matriculate at M, I. T. Cleo Hall wishes to study to he an accountant at the University of Buffalo. He was a member of the Band for two years and served as an office and hall monitor. Cleo was President of the Office Monitol's Club his Senior year. Larry Hanavan plans to attend the University of Michigan to take Chemical Engineering. He was a member of the football and swimming squads and met with the Badminton Club. L'Larry served as a hall monitor and homeroom ticket INill11lgCl'. William Harrington met with the Photography Club his last two years and acted as a hall monitor. Bill will matrieulate at Notre Dame. Fenton F. Harrison will continue his education at Duke or Princeton. Harry was Secretary and VicefPresident of the Commerce Club and also met with the Photography, Badminton, and HifY Clubs, as well as being on the BEACON Stall, basket' ball and baseball squads. Donald Harty served as President of the I. R. C. his Senior year. He was active in the Debate Club, participating in one interscholastic debate, and in the Philof mathians. Don will pursue a Business Course at Dartmouth and would like to be a U, S. Senator. Arthur W. Hausknecht actively participated in Cross Country, track, and basketball. He was a mem' ber of the Table Tennis Club and the Fingerprinting Committee. His ambition is to study Engineering at Clarkson College and to prevent wars. 'kArt was on two honor rolls. William S. Hawkins was listed as a member of the Fencing and Badminton Clubs and served on the Fingerprinting Committee. Bill will take a course in Chemical Engineering at Cornell.

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Christine C. Gibson met with the Riding Club, the Photography Club for two years, was on the BEACON Circulation Staff and played volleyball. Chris will follow a Home Economics Course at Syracuse, majoring in Dietetics. Ann Gilbert is I7 years old and intends to follow an Arts Course at Dulce University. lean Goehring was active in the TrifY, the I. R. C., and the German Club for two years and has been a gymnasium and a hall monitor. Jean earned her athletic letter and made six honor rolls. Her goal is social service work which she will study at D'Youville College . Abraham Goldfarb is I7 years old and has made 15' honor rolls. Goldie will study Medicine at the University of Buffalo. Beverly Goldstein besides being on four honor rolls, was active in the I. R. C. and was a hall monitor. Bev played baseball, basketball and volleyball, earning her letter for sports. She will matriculate at Miami University, planning a Business Career. William Good was allfhigh in track, and played football, besides serving in the German Club and as a hall monitor. Bill will study Engineering at Dartmouth. Margery Goodman transferred from Cleveland Heights her junior Year and since then has been active in the Spanish and French Clubs, the TrifY and the BEACON Literary Staff. Margie has made 14 honor rolls and aims to be a commercial artist. A karl. , , , rdBetty,,Gorman is I8 years old and is undecided as to the futlnrc. 1 L , fu ,Q r . . vf Grace Grant 0 participated in the Electron Science Club, the Spanish Club and the Tri'Y. Grace intends to be a teacher by studying either at Geneseo or Buffalo State Teachers. Sylvia Greenbaum 'kSyl was active in captainball and basketball, and is a member of the Riding Club and TrifY. She plans to prepare to be a teacher. Phyllis Louise Gress played volleyball and captainball her Freshman year, receiving a 150 point letter for her efforts. She belonged to the Riding Club for four years and is planning to attend State Teachers College, Lois Groben will take a course in Liberal Arts at Middlebury. Loey was a member of the Fencing Club and the Bennett Players. ..- P

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jean Ray Haynes was a member of the Advertising Staff, Spanish Club, and Philosopbians. She will major in Sociology at the University of Buffalo. Anne M. Hegelmayer will train for nursing at the Edward Meyer Memorial Hospital. Heggy has been listed with the hall monitors and the Fingerprinting Committee and has made four honor rolls. Ruth L. Heinemann who is I7 has nursing for her ambition. She was a member of the Badminton Club her Senior year. James Herbert the Boys' Marshall has served as a hall monitor and organized the Bureau of ldentihcation. 'LChief was on the membership lists of the Fencing Club, Riding Club, Commerce Club, Spanish Club, and Student Assembly. He was one ol the Four Zekesh and will matriculate at Colgate to take up Economics. Shirley Herrmann has been an interested member of the TrifY and an active follower of girls' sports. uHermy expects to attend Bryant and Stratton Business School. Virginia Hermansen took part in the French Club and was an office monitor, Ginny will mat' riculate at Chown's Business School. Ralph D. Hoch has been on 24 honor rolls and was President of the Riding Club and Com' meree Club his Senior year, as well as belonging to the Stamp Club, Riding Club, Philosophians, Student Council, and Track Squad. Ralph will attend Colgate and then pursue Law at Harvard. Bernice Hoefner wrote Annex Notes for the BEACON her Freshman year and has actively participated in the TrifY, l. R. C. and Debate Club. Bernice plans to pursue a course in Business Administration at the University of Buffalo. fames E. Hog jim will study Chemistry as a major subject at Nlicbigan State. Lila Hofheins participated in girls' sports and will take up the study of Medicine at Edge' wood Park. Chester Holden played in the Orchestra and Band and assisted in the Bureau of ldentiiieation. Chet attended the Debate Club and Riding Club and was a hall monitor his last year. He was on two honor rolls and will enroll in a Veterinary Course at Cornell. H. Sylvia Horwitz had one of the leading roles in 'The Torchbearers and was an active member of the Bennett Players and Philomathian Literary Society. Pampy played in the Orchestra and Band and wishes to pursue a course in Xfray at the University of Illinois.