Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

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Ki 'Q A-fo l I ga ,, I NPR grin IK ag X QB N. xhfgi .wek 'ff xv VM 1' Just as man h1s thmkmg and h1S accompllshments X have evolved through the ages so too has there been 1 development 1n the thmgs he prlzes and the reasons that he holds them dear Today many artlcles are ehex xshed not for thelr beauty or materlal value alone but Ns.. for the sxgnlficance they possess Th1s may be true because of the memorles assoclated wxth an ltem as ln the case of a famlly hen loom old and dusty yet beloved for the p1ec1ous moments lt enables us to l8llV6 1f only 1n oum mmd s eye Then too Jewelry finds Its value as a commemoration of lmportant events and a symbol or cherlshed ldeals as ln the weddlng rmg emblemat1c of etel nal love and fidellty Our class 11ng IS a happy example of symbollsm and commemoratxon Let us look at the rlng ltself We see the mlghty Beacon xeady to gulde us 1nto the darkness ahead But our anx1ety IS allayed by a reassurlng famlhar phrase Optxma Futura The Best IS Yet to Be A Bennettonlan sees more than what IS cast from the mold Through the rmg he sees gxaduatlon one more tlme Lookmg closer he can PEFCCIVS the hlgh llghts from years he vull never foxget the classes and events whxch led to the recelpt of that chellshed d1ploma We vselcome the challenge of comlng yeals and cherlsh the memory of those that have been A smlle fl om the past and a promlse fox the future these we lead 1n the class rmg 2 Adminisfrafion The faculty and student body of Bennett High School join the other leaders and members of the community in welcoming Dr. Parmer Ewing as Superintendent of the Buffalo Public School Sys- tem. A hard working, eflicient man, Dr. Ewing brings to his post outstanding administrative abil- ity developed through wide experience in educa- tional pursuits. Born in Casey, Illinois in 1903, Dr. Ewing began his career as an educator in 1923 at Shellbyville, Illinois. In 1930 he received his B.A. in Science at the University of Illinois and by 1934 had obtained his Master of Science. After having successfully discharged his duties in various positions, Dr. Ewing was appointed superintendent of the White Plains, New York schools in 1950. In August, 1953, the Buffalo Board of Education sought someone to assume the responsibilities of Superin- tendant Willis. who had become head of the Chicago School System. Dr. Ewing was an admir- able choice. This easily-smiling, friendly man of good judg- ment is widely known for his administrative re- forms. Most of us remember, no doubt, the open meeting on the school budget earlier this year, to which our parents, teachers and oiiice staff were invited Besides his belief in public participation in school enterprises D Ewing also maintains that the school should take part in the city wide policies as exempli fied by the recent meetings of principals on common prob lems The amiable Dr Ewing also leads a vigorous life commo dious to the community He has worked with the Scouts Rotary Clubs and many othei civic organizations History and woodwork are the two favorite hobbies of this per ceptive man Again Dr Ewing we ex tend to you our heartfelt wel come and take this opportu nity to pledge our cooperation We hope your career in Buf falo will be a happy and suc cessful one DR PARWILR I FWIING , r. , ' i ' . . , . . , . ' ' 7 - Y ' Y - 2 ., , - 5 ' j ,, ' P - .J . an , ' . . 2 ,ff . ' mf '6' - i fu , .ff A L ,Avy VC' fl ,4 ' A . I 1 0 . 4 v f ry, ' . -,, ' . . W, A 2, 'T , ' 1 V3 TO THE CLASS OF 1904 When a gre at sh1p IS bu1lt bt fore It lb turned oyer to 1tS owners for serylct thc sh1p 15 always subjected to a ser1es of r1gorous tests IH what IS called a tr1al run Th1s 15 to dett rm1nc 1ts funda mental worth 1n eytry way In th1s cast you are both bl1lldCI'S and ovyncrs It has been the duty and tht pr1y1ltgt of your tt 1chtrs to htlp you proyt satlsfattory not only to yoursclyts as IH d1y1duals but also to your fam1l1ts your commun 1ty and your country As you nc ar the end of your first four years of functlonmg as mature 1nd1y1d uals you are 1n a s nsc appro 1ch1ng thc comple t1on of your t111l run It 15 tustomary at such t1mes to ztyuvy but fly all th It has gona 1nto the pt r1od of t 1nst1utt1on to txprtss our hlffh hopes for sucttsstul rtsults 1n your test t11als 1nd to zcmlnd you ot ou1 dup person 11 mtutst 111 t ith of you Into tht tonstruttlon h 15 from 111 our tftort to glye you not only atadem1t knovyltdgt but also the hlghest ldeals and pr1nc1plts of Ameucan free dom taught 1n Amer1can schools smte the founda t1on of our COLIHIIX Xouls 15 an old and a proud trad1t1on It lS also 1 humblt one The 1 111 spllttu Abraham Lincoln is no ltss an 0I'I1'1I'lltIll of Amer- ican education fll'lIl thc st-itcsman. Thom is Jai'- ft rson. --...Q-4 5 We of the faculty hayt bten close to you these past years and the s1ncer1ty of our hopes for your success IS real and deep Aboyt all We Want your success to bt built soundly 1nto the sol1d construc t1on of p rsonal1t1es permanently COHSCIOUS of the prlvxleges and ObllgElt1OIlS of Amtr1tan c1t1ze11 sh1p For most oi you lt IS a happy att1dent that you were born lDtO that state It IS no acc1dtnt that each of you as Amtr1can c1t1zens has been tralned to know accc pt and honorably assume Vour respons1b1l1ty of ITl31I'1t31I'11I1g and presery mg and scrylng your country That IS an lntegral part of the deslgn and plans of the archltects of your tducatlon Fmally lt IS my hope that It IS unnecessary to remmd you ot the tus wh1th b1nd you to us and us to you Xou 111 a cliss 1nd at the same t1mt you are ytry zeal lHd1X1dl12ilS to us your teathers Your future tourst vy1ll bt follovyed by us IH affet t1on and conte1n 1nd yylth tht hope that you yy1ll alyyays l1ye up to the best that IS yy1th1n you Nmtertly P MMONN B. 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' P' TO THE SENIORS For four vears you haue been lookmg forward to thls your goal graduatlon Now that you have ach1eved It how proud you must feel to be a mem ber of the Class of 1954 Yours has been a great class an outstandmg class You have 11ved up to the 1d63l5 of Bennett and w1ll be better cltlzens because of those ldeals It has been an experlence worklng Wlth you try1ng to a1d you 1n eyery way Whlle we as IH dlvlduals may not always have seen eye to eye the overall p1cture has been grat1fy1ng You have been tralned 1n the ab1l1ty to dlsclpllne yourselves and to use Judgment to be adaptable and to understand the real meamng of freedom The tralnlng you have reeuved be It for culture co lege or llvelxhood IS only one aspect of much larger opportunltles the preparatlon for soclal l1y lng Thls IS what we have trlcd to help you ac eornphsh The rest 18 up to you We feel sure that you w1ll go forward better prepared because of your years at Bennett to know you as young men and young women I hope that our assoelatlon w1ll eontlnue 1n the Com mg years To you the Class of 1954 I offer my hearty and smeere congratulatlons May you al ways be proud of Bennett and Bennett of you CARL S WALZ Asslstant Prlnclpal 8 . , O' . . If V . V 1 I It has been pleasant working with you, getting M, f ffgifffmq 34 A :? 'Y . Sulutaiory i 'i ONIGHT as we of the Class of 1954 reach the culmlna t1on of our hlgh school career we welcome each of you l wxth our deepest grat1tude and affectlon On thlS memor able occaslon our thoughts turn to those devoted people who haue gu1ded our paths durlng these four years and mstllled w1th1n us the hlgh 1deals of character WhlCh enable us to face the future wlth confidence We fully reallze that we could not have reached th1s stage 1n our emot1onal and educatlonal development solely through our own efforts We have been the rec1p1ents of guldance and 1nsp1rat1on from many sources By the1r pat1ent and self sacnficmg devotlon to our needs our parents have played an 1ncalculable part 1n brlngmg us closer to our goal Mr Farrar our esteemed pr1nc1pal has labored d1l1gently and s1ncerely to further our educatlonal alms and mold us 1nto capable and 1ntell1gent c1t1zens Our 1ntellectual and moral growth has been constantly nurtured by the tlreless efforts of Mr Walz and our respected faculty members But above all we have worked 1n Bennett Hlgh School IH an atmosphere wh1ch has always been conduclve to the pursu1t of knowledge and the preparat1on for l1fe Durmg the past four years the noble 1deals of our Alma Mater have been firmly 1mplanted w1th1n us and have led us to seek r1ch full and worthwhlle llves We have become aware of the broad VlStaS of knowledge and opportunlty awa1t1ng us 1n l1fe For all that have gulded us our parents our teachers and our school we are deeply and everlast lngly grateful Through the1r 1nterest and beneflclence toward us our parents and teachers have expressed the1r hope for the future well belng of the world We shall endeavor to fulfill these asplratlons by becomlng mature actlve c1t1zens It IS by these tangible means that we may glve full CXPFGSSIOU to our heart felt gratltude Tonlght we set forth on our dlvergent paths 1nto the unknown Re flectlng upon the past w1th devotlon and appreclatlon we face the future wlth falth and determlnatlon confident that THE BEST IS YET TO BE HERBERT L SUSSMAN 10 v . v v V . . 1 . . . . - p. . - , . , , 1 1 . , 1 7 Y ' v v v 1 ' v 1 ' - ' L , . v f 1 ' ' ' ' N vv , . . k ff., W M,,,,,W., . W I ff, fffw, ,A Seated CJ Tottolo P I'IIIIchum R KIIISIIIIII D Schull? St1nclIII,, M BASS H SIISSIIIIII 'W Lohan D Pfdu D Haxmm .I Du PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT qECRhTARH Boas TREASURER GIRLS TREASURER GIRLS, NIARSHAL Boas NIARSHAL PROPHET HISTORIAN X ALEDICTORIAN. SALL TATORIAX. SEN IOR CLASS OFFICFRS ll R1ChH1d kInSmaII B Ileen Funcheoh PeteI Hubbell Gam Toffolo Donna Schultz xldllhll BASS Joseph Dee Donald Pfau Nllchael Cohen Daxld Hdx man HeIbLIt SIISSIIICIII Valedlciory ll ll ll E THE SENIOR CLASS stand on a hlgh polnt ln our early Journey through N H hfe Behlnd us l1e our four years of hlgh school durlng wh1ch our mxnds and - bodles have undergone a per1od of lntense maturatlon and development 1n prep ,,.. arat1on for the road ahead Before us hes the rest of our long and momentous Ml Journey through l1fe As we pause for a moment and take one more partlng ghmpse of the short load we have already traversed we are able to recogmze ltS true proportlons more clearly than ever before Now perhaps for the first tlme we come to reahze the slgmflcant role our parents teachers and fr1ends have played 1n readylng us for the trymg Journey ahead Through the palnstaklng efforts of our entlre faculty our Pr1nc1pal Mr Farrar our Asslstant Prlnclpal Mr Walz and our beloved parents our characters have been gradually but surely molded for the better unt1l we have emerged tonlght ready and eager to assume our proper posltlons 1n the world of today We have been g1ven not factual knowledge alone but rather the means to ut1l1ze th1s knowledge to the best of our ab1l1t1es through clear reasonlng and creatlve lmaglnatlon Through work and play through assoclatlon and experlence we have learned the value of honesty perseverance obed1ence and courtesy Yet we have also ga1ned deeper lessons those lnexphcable but 1ntr1ns1c vlrtues of the human soul that cannot be taught but must be acqulred naturally Such tralts as love under standmg moral as well as physlcal courage and falth are among those wh1ch we have gradually develol ed IH the conduclve atmosphere of our f3,ITlll18S our school and the great country ln Wh1Ch we l1ve Now we apprec1ate qulte clearly how thoroughly and unselfishly our parents and teachers have glven of themselves to make posslble the reahzatlon of th1s moment wh1le we have often been too preoccupled or too thoughtless to conslder thelr efforts or our own future serlously We wlll earnestly try however lnadequately to repay the1r falth and trust 1n us by br1ng1ng pra1se and honor to our Alma Mater through greater personal achlevements 1n the future 'Vow on th1s graduat1on nlght we must bld farewell to our days at Bennett Hlgh School and to a r1ch and wonderful perlod 1n our hves that w1ll never agaln return except m memory Yet we know that the spark of knowledge love and understandlng that was klndled w1th1n us here vnll not d1e but w1ll grow as the years go by 1nto a clean and wholesome flame that w1ll ever burn brlghtly IH our hearts Once agaln we look ahead to the long beckonlng road of l1fe wh1ch stretches away lnto the dlstant future We are filled w1th opt1m1sm and expectant elat1on at what may l1e 1n store for us along that w1nd1ng road Yet our Joy IS sobered by the knowledge that we are enterlng tlmes fraught Wlth tenslon dlscord and dlssentlon There Wxll be many dlihcult challenges to meet many heavy burdens to bear We need have no fear however Fortlfied by the thorough lnstruc t1on gmdance and tfalnlflg we have recelved durlng these last four years we w1ll be well pre pared to face whatever challenges the future may brlng We have enjoyed success thus far Whatever may befall us we place our hope and trust ln God for now Our tlmes are 1n H1s hands DAVID A HAYMAN 12 I -, s, ,, sf 'J . . . . s, sf , 1 s, ,, s- . . . . . . . y- xl N, - 1 xr sf -, ' ' ' ' ' - -1 -, -1 I ' sf s, -1 A E, -- x, ' ' 1 . I 1 , . A 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . 1 , . I . . . 1 1 Y Y ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , . I . . . . . L 1 1 1 , . 1 1 V. . . . , 1 1 1 ov . . . 1 1 ' 1 0. . 1 1 1 , . , . - . Y. . . . . , - - 1 1 1 ' 1 u ' - ' 11 1 1 . Benneii I-lull of Fume MARILYN BASS Certainly one of the most talented members of Bennetts student body is Marilyn Bass. There is no one who. at one time or another. has not been thrilled by her amazing dexterity at the organ. Bee Gee has also served as aecompanist for the Special Chorus and has partitfipated in the band. orchestra. and variety shows. In June she will be the proud reeipient of the Gold Music' Pin. Musie has not been her only eontribution to Bennett. She has served her elassmates well as Vit-e-President of the Junior Class and as Girls' Marshal of this yt-ar's graduating' elass. Her excellent sehoolwork has earned her the highest honor award. the Jewelled Honor Pin. But wait. theres more! Marilyn has been an invaluable asset to the Bennett BEACON. As a sophomore she oerupied the position of Assistant Music- Editor. She was Co-editor of the .Junior Column and this year is Co-editor of the Music Column. Bee Gee will soon add the Gold BEACON Pin to her long list of awards. She has been a member of the German Club and the Legion of Honor. Marilyn is an avid fan of pizza, jazz. jltl0l'bt1gg'iI'lf3,'. yellow Chevys, and the song All About Ronnie . It was hard for her to find any- thing she really disliked but finally admitted that waiting' for busses. any kind of math. and insineere people are her main peeves. She will enter the University of Buffalo in the fall to prepare herself for a career in musie. an endeavor in whit-h she Can not help but succeed. As Marilyn Bass leaves Bennett. I am sure all who have known her ean readily say. May your troubles all be small ones. and your for- tune ten times ten. l'lILEEN l l'NCHlCON Glad to be at Bennett, and happy to do her share and more, the effervesc-ent Punrhy has filled her book of memories with deeds well done. Her friends and classmates like her spirit and have shown their esteem by eleeting her to numerous ofliees. sueh as Secretary of the Junior Class. Vice-President of the Senior Class, Treasurer. President. and chapter-wide President of the Junior Red Cross Count-il. and Vice- President of the Legion of Honor. Appointments as adviser of the .Iunior Red Cross Serviee Club and Assistant Editor and, finally. Assoeiate Editor of the BEACON eaine as ret'o,tfnition of her leader- ship, A good student and a sports lover, she experts to reeeive the Jew- elled Honor Pin and the Gold UB . She is a member of the Senior Girls' Hi-Y and has partieipated in the Variety Show. She prefers the aetive life swnnmingg daneing, and the Company of enthusiastie people, Her dislikes are eontined to foods. speeifieally pizza and mustard, The future for Eileen is as bright as the present. Next year she hopes to continue her studies at Cornell University. The School of Home Eeonomies will find in her the same happy outlook which we have admired. YYILLIAM Gl,l'I.-KSNICR Bill Gleasner, eharaeterized by his friendliness, eooperativeness. leadership and popularity. is one of the best-liked students at Bennett. And it is not surprising. for he has done mueh to make Bennett a better sehool for all, Football. basketball, swimming and baseball. in that order . are the key fat-tors in at-e athlete XYilliam Gleasners life. Bill has played for the Tigers for four years, three bringing him major letters. All Bennett fans will espeeially remember the muddy November day in the fall of 1952 when Bill's ,e'olden toe kit-ked the point-after-toueh- down that brought us the Harvard Cup. Friendly. popular Bill has aehieved suet-ess as able president of the Student Couneil. XVe ean see his loyalty to Bennett by learning that he professes a liking' for Bennett Speeials. lee Cream sandwiehes are a favorite too but Bill says he ean't tolerate people who always have a spiteful remark to make. The University of Mieliigan is the t-ollege Bill has eliosen. where he plans to study business adniinistration. On eompletion of his eollege eonrse, he will bet-ome a partner in his fathers business. Bennett beat-ons the best to Bill in his business eareer. 13 fs, IDX e n n e I I DONALD GDNSDN The name of the story you are about to reall lS A Ilay with Ibollf The star is Donald flonson. the Bennett boy who spcalis. slugs. stlld- ies. writes and presides. Early nlorning finds Iron. a posscssor of a silver speecll pln. giving' notices over the P. A. system. Math. seienc. and languages are basic in I'Jon's heavy schedule. but even so. a .Iexvelled Honor Pin is his due come graduation night. Period SE Gons. the Senior Representative. may ht- found at all executive board meeting of the Student Council. Seventh hour brings llllil the biggest job of all, for Editor Gonson is head nlan on thc Bennett BEACON. After school you lllfiy find llilll at a meeting of the Legion of Honor. giving the U'P?iSlll'Ol S report. Besides being State chaplain of the Key Clllb. Don is in the spotlight as its presi- dent at Bennett. lf. as you stroll by the BEACON office you hear male lilt Iill3UlS or' the staff burst into a chorus of Everybody Loves Saturday Night. you can be sure tlley are being led by the easy-going' Editor. As Don says. I love Saturday night. hilt then doesn't everybody? At thc llliltl of this interview. hard at work L'I'lllTllillIiQ,i for the College Boards. lion stated that studying lacks it. Cynical people are cut too. Next year Don will attend Columbia University to study pre-law. And so 'we close our ease, A Day witll Don, The verdict: He is one of our nlost active Bennettonians. DAVID HAYMAN lllt'XhkillSl3b1Q energy. a sparkling' personality. and a gifted intellect combine in the person of David Hayman. Senior Class xv3li'tllC'tOl'l2il'l. The wide scope of his extra-curricular activities attest to Dave's versatility in many fields. Dave takes an intense interest ill his school work and serves as President of both the Math and German Clubs in after-school hom-5, He has been a member of the Science Club for three years, holding' the office of Secretary in his junior year, Active participation in the Legion of Honor and the Junior Council on VVorld Affairs also find their place in Dave-'s crowded schedule. The chairmanship of the Bennett delegation to the model United Nations General Assembly is another post which Dave has eapahly fulfilled. He has also earned his Bronze BEACON Pin by his work as Co-Editor of the Bennett lil Review Column in his last year. Dave will also receive El certificate for his service in the Guidance Ofhce. Dave's favorite pastinle is rambling through Buffalos streets in his Nash Rambler. Also high on his list of favorites are ivy clothes. science-fiction. and Legion of Honor parties. He confesses his dislikes for peace and quiet. band music. and legible handwriting. Dave plans to take a pre-nledical course at Harvard IjlllY0l'SliA' after gi1'2ltll121tiOY'l. VVe feel sllre that Dave will be as successful in his future career as he has been at Bennett High School. MARGARET HOLT Popular . . . vivacious . . . intelligent. Adjectives don't set-nl to do the inimitable Margaret Holt justice. Perhaps a look at the many and varied activities in which she has engaged will offer an indication of her initiative and ability. The BEACON reaped the benefits of Margart-t's talents her junior and senior years when she served as Assistant Advertising Manager and Advertising Manager respectively. It is a tribute to Maggie that new records were established in advertising both years. Maggie llas also found time to serve Bennett as kill ofiice monitor and as the Veep of the Junior Council on '-Vorld Affairs. Her poise and orator- lcal prowess were ably shown tliI'OllQ,All her participation in the Mercer Speaking Contest as a junior. VVell-deserved recognition of hcr popu- larity. leadership and scholarship was awarded Maggie by election lo the Student Council her Sophomore yr-al and to the Lilgllill of Honor tllis year. Maggie has a great appreciation for thi- finer thlligs ln life. just as other people who like the finer things in life appreciate Maggie. She readily ?ifililltS to a fondness for literature. especially poetry. Even when sbeaking of hcl' Det aversions. she cant resist a llt'le :illitera- tion, f'OlitlPlilIilllg Mondays math and rllaniacs' Magg'ie's service to the school and hcl' rare pllllosoplly of llfe have llliflfe Bennett pI'Olltl of her. Our thoughts alld best wishcs go with her in the future. Her inevitable success will lilfikv- us prouder yet. 14 RICHARD KINSMAN Leadership. athletic ability and popularity distinguish Richard Kinsman as an outstanding member of Bennett's Hall of Fame. As a result of serving our school so admirably in the past four years. Dick was elected president of the senior class. The Peoples' Choice is active in many extra-curricular activities. thus completing his well-rounded personality. Handsome Dick excells in sports and has deservingly earned two major letters in both track and basketball as well as receiving Honorable Mention on the city's All High Football Team. His amazing talents do not stop here, how- ever, for he was also president of the junior class and an active mem- ber in many school organizations including the Student Council and Key Club. He also served as sports editor of the Bennett BEACON. N. Richard dislikes getting up, but once he's awake he loves peppy people, Latin music and Friday nights, all in keeping with his active social life. We at Bennett know that Richard Kinsman will be successful in anything he undertakes and will honor the name of his school. VVe sincerely hope the future will yield the success he so richly deserves as he studies engineering at college. DONALD PFAU The quiet, serious member of the Senior Class who most assuredly will meet with future success is Don Pfau. the Class Prophet. Don has worked on the Projection Stat? and for this service will receive a gold pin. He is a member of the Key Club and the Legion of Honor and is Chaplain of North Delaware Hi-Y. In addition to his honor schoolwo1'k, for which he will receive a .Iewelled Honor Pin, Don has accepted the weighty responsibilities of service to other students in the area. For two years he has been the President of the Buffalo and Erie County Hi-Y Council, serving his community as well as his school. Don readily admits his liking for friendly people with smiling eyes . parties and shrimp. Careful urging will force him shyly to reveal a dislike for liver. prejudiced individuals and naturally, lengthy home- work assignments. He has been an active participant in the homeroom basketball and swimming programs and prefers football to any other spectator sport. Future plans. for which a prophet should excel, include entrance to Grove City College. Grove City. Pennsylvania. Here Don hopes to study a pre-Theology course, in preparation to entering the ministry. In this noble venture, as previously, Donald Pfau will continue to travel his destined path of service to others. JACK VVERBLOVV Great seems to be the best adjective for Jack VVerblow's many traits. A great personality is the major factor for his success here at Bennett. Oratorically speaking. Jack has accomplished great things. The Public Address Crew. Debate Team, All-High Oratorical Contest, Voice of Democracy Contest, and winner of the Mercer Speaking Con- test are some of the steps that merited Father Time Nverblow to be the Master of Ceremonies of the 1953 Variety Show. It is of course fitting. then. that as a senior. Jack was president of the Bennett Players and is to receive his Gold Speech Pin, In his third year at Bennett. Jack was president of the Junior Council on 'World Affairs and was a winner of the Americanism essay contest. an honor he also earned this year along with being president of the Legion of Honor. Jack can also claim membership in the Student Council and Key Club for three years as well as the Literary Co-Editorship of the BEACON. and. he will receive his Jewelled Honor Pin at graduation. Jack has a great dislike for show-offs and insincere, intolerant people while he says. I like my mom's banana cake, He also likes shirts with button-down collars and baseball 1He's a Yankee fanl. .lack's college plans are indefinite. although he hopes to become a lawyer. and from his record, we are sure he-'ll be a great one. 15 Log of the I. .I Bennett SEPTEMBER 19.30 JUNE 1954 I NEW HORIZONS It was September of the year 1950 Weather Stormy Attacked by unfrlendly people Yes we had started our four year Journey 1n new waters The crew was hand plcked from the ports of 66 63 64 81 47 22 21 and 74 fWe regret those we have mlssedl Wlnd Favorable DlF6Ct1OH Ever Upward The crew s representatlve for the first year on the seas was Lynn Rock David Hayman with an average of 999 held top pos1t1on in the crows nest In preparatlon for encounter w1th the p1rate sh1p Kensmgton the captam had an assembly of the Shlp s crew October 31 1950 Th1s assembly lasted much to our amusement for many an hour Our confidence was well placed when our team brought home the head of the severed Knlght However due to an 1nel1g1b1l1ty we had to forfelt the SpOllS of vlctory The ship s clown Ronald Joseph performed ad mlrably w1th the capable asslstance of Davld Axle rod durmg the neophytes assembly a few weeks later Shlpboard we had all sorts of athletes Captam Mary Hendrlcks and her volleyball team led the freshman g1rls to vlctory over the seniors X Y BEN Qulte a crew from the home ports of 63 and 22 aptly defeated the hlgh and mighty four year men 1n the mtra mural league at basketball To keep us amused two of our r1s1ng stars Jeff and h1s Mutt fRoz Benatov1ch and Mar1lyn Cohenl performed superbly 1n Jacks and Jllls the first of yearly shlpboard product1ons Outstandmg sxghts 1n ports where we refueled were the Colgate Thlrteen and the Chrlstmas As sembly Gloomy weather loomed ahead as one of our sh1pmates passed away W1th the passlng of our former prmclpal Charles Elbert Rhodes and be loved classmate Marlene M1chaels a sad note was struck 1n the makxng of our hlstory As the first year of the tr1p lay 1n back of us we had accomphshed much and we were well started toward a fru1tful and eventful voyage P Honlg First Mate Ill II ANCHORS AWEIGH' Year 1951 52 Weather Calm Dlsposltlon Good The second year of the four year Journey proved to be more pleasant than the first Our transportatlon 1n ports at Wh1Ch we stopped was greatly supplemented by the mtroductlon of transportatlon cards 1n place of the old transport 3tlOH books ws' The second year we elected Erwm Cutler as crews representatlve and Peter Hubbell was elected Boy s Representatwe at Large Agam at the top of the ladder was David Hayman w1th a phenomenal average and several of our shlps mterpreters won l1ngu1st1c awards The Sh1pS reporters were Davld Axlerod and Entertainment for the year was a speaker from the F B I iFederal Boat Investlgatorsl H Catherme Smlth accompanled by her seemg eye dog talked on her tr1p to Europe Dur1ng that year some of our Petty Officers had an argument over Conscrlptlon of All Amerlcans 1n Tlme of War Our chlef exponent of that was Jack Werblow In New Orleans we stopped over for the Mafdl Gras Partlclpatlng were many of our own sh1p mates The show itself was cllmaxed by a dance ln Wh1Ch the Kmg and Queen of the Mardl Gras were chosen To enable others of the crew to have a meetmg on the foredeck the two year veterans had thelr own entertamment ln the boller room lSophomore Assembly P Thls performance done solely by members of our class proved us to be very Orlglnal As the second year closed we had already be gun to make a name for ourselves Our history was bemg recorded on to the annals of the L J Bennett Antlclpatmg an even greater future we look w1th regret to the years that have past M Holt Second Mate 0 0 .. 7 7 V 7 Y V 9 ' ' ' ' 1 ' ' V. . . . , . . 0 4 o . . . Q 1 ' y . ' . , . . 9 - . V. . f v y I xc, . , Q ls , 1 n . I . - I Q 1 . , , 4. . ' . ' 0 . 0 0 ' 1 v 1 ' n y ' , . . y . n - - . y - 7 Q . 4 , ' , E 's . , . s -.03 ',.W.., 3,',,o' Gary Toffolo. ' I '. .1 C9 I --I . 1 0 x 4 - lm . . . . 1 va Q. B . Y - ' P49 4' ' . '3 ' pn. ' V 9.4 4gl'I .so , v , '- : a H . . . N . . ,, . Q 1 ' ' V 9 . . - v - . . . . , 1 v ' Y V V ' - Q n I . . . . , , , III LAND HO ' Year 1952 53 Weather Sunny D1spos1t1on Excellent Q- ? vAQlET 9 gf 353 n-aovv ,S Mt 1933 '59 As the second half of our Journey got under way we had already made a name for ourselves We were now respected and many of our crew were promoted to adm1rable pos1t1ons on the shxp Mutmy was brew1ng and as a result we elected Captaln Rlchard Klnsman Flrst Mate Mar1lyn Bass Purser Peter Hubbell Scr1be E1leen Funcheon Th1s year was a great one for us 1n our en counter wlth hostlle shlps ifootball teams! As ft result of our success we won the Harvard Cup for plllaglng One of our more able bod1ed crew mem bers Vlnce CCCh1l'11 was elected to the All Plrate Crew Before the meetmg w1th our r1val Ken we had a P1gsk1n Prom In sp1te of thls the duel ended 1n a draw w1th nelther shlp w1ll1ng to g1ve Davld Hayman by thls tlme after three years occupancy ln the crows nest must be los1ng h1s sea legs At four bells an assembly was called 1n the gal ley for the annual Mercer Speaklng Contest be tween those on board the sh1p for three years The w1nners were Jack Werblow and Llzabeth Zackem Th1s year our representatlve to the shlps councll was Rlchard Klnsman and Jack Werblow was Commanders Representatlve at Large Our observer from the L J Bennett to the port New York to watch the Umted Natlons was Mar garet Holt Her report back to the sh1p was very lnterestlng Mates Herb Sussman and Marllyn Bass re ported the year s dolngs IH the BEACON Shlp s .Iun1or Red Cross representatne E1leen Funcheon was elected headm1stress of the Red Cross Counc1l Amerlcan Songs and Dances provlded the theme for the annual productlon IH whlch the acts Can Can and L1ttle Red School House prox ed out standlng Our classmates proved themselves qulte talented 1n th1s show A heavenly cllmax to an eventful year was the .Iumor Prom Stalrway to the Stars was lndeed an apropos t1tle Although many of the swabs dldn t get dates untll ten bells of the day of the prom It proved to be a huge success At the end of the thlrd year we had accom pl1shed much and the culmmatlon of our voyage lay ahead of us R Benatov1ch Boa swam IV BON VOYAGE' Year 1953 54 Weather Perfect D1spos1t1on Jubllant The best and flnal year of the tr1p had now be gun Th1s was to prove to be the most enjoyable and eventful of the entlre four years The four year men rose to newer and greater hexghts Edltor 1n Chlef of the yearbook was Donald Gon son who proved to be very efhc1ent Hls capable ass1stant was Boatswaxn s Mate Elleen Funcheon Our sh1pmates were oilicers of every club 1n the sh1p We had mus1c1ans speakers dramatlsts 1ntell1gents1a athletes and above all class unlty B111 Gleasner athlet1c star and B1g Man on Shlp was elected presldent of the counml Jack Werb low repeated as Boys Representatlve at Large Don Gonson was to serve as Sen1or Representatxve and Donna Schultz as Glrls Representatlve Shlp electlons came early ln the year Those elected were Presldent R1chardK1nsman Vlce Presldent E11een Funcheon Secretary Peter Hubbell Boys Treasurer Gary Toffolo Glrls Treasurer Donna Schultz Boys Marshall Joseph Dee Glrls Marshall Marllyn Bass Prophet Donald Pfau Assured of these great olficers the year was off to a good start The L J Bennett on February 25 dropped an chor IH a port near the end of the Journey to watch the Carmval Newly arrlved mates from the defunct shlps Masten and Hutch stole the show 1 3 Y 1 w1th the1r xnterpretatlon of a Calypso dance Other outstandlng acts were Domg What Comes N atur ally an automoblle pantomlme the Bennett Bnght Spots Perslan Slave Dance and French Can Can Our Spanlsh frlends wlth all the1r charms show 1ng off the1r shapely legs dld an mterpretatlon of Lady of Spam At th1s polnt I would l1ke to lnsert part of the ffwntznu :I rn parlfn WWI . , ' . . 7 ' . , t ' I A . - U , ' . , ,. : , V. its 1 - 1 I 4 ' , . , . . , . 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' ' H ' sv - , I . f' ' - . 17 NORTON ABRANISON Thr rulf of my lrf 1St0H1lllxf busrnfss a plfasurf and plfasurf my buszm ss Able College Science Ger man Club 2 3 Science Club 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Junior Coun c1l on World Affairs 3 Movie Club 1 Guidance Monitor 4 Variety Show 1 2 Safety Patrol 2 Unrx ersrtw of Buffalo Pharmacx MARGARET ADEWIA A horse' a horse' my kmg nz for a se' Hall bra erv ACON SUZAlNlNE AIKIN Luc a lzff and lzr f rt ll ell Suzie College Science Tri Delta H1 Y 3 4 Library Monitor Silver Service Pin Hall Monitor 2 BEACON Honreroom Manager 1 150 Point Letter Variety Show 3 4 Homeroom Ticket Manager 4 Special Chorus Deaconess Hosprtal Nursing ENE AJANGO Modesty is a dzscermnq grace College Science Bronze Honor Pin Math Club 3 French Club Nursing SUSAlNlNE AKER Patzence 19 the key of content Sue Home Economics From Nardrn Academy 1951 Scrence Club 1 -- Variety Show 4 --- Work LAROL ANDREVVS Lore and a cough cannot be hid General f- Senior Girls' Hi-Y 3, 4 - BEACON 4 - 300 Point Letter - - Variety Show 2-4 - University of Buffalo, Business soxr A 'rms f rlhol f zr rtru mwests of its xrrutzn Sonn Al Jen eled H of if P French onorary So etx 1 Hebrew b 3 .300 Point Let er f Pratt Institute DAS ID Hr zs ueft nruszczan rr ege Science Hall chestra will and u c Kew C ncl ss dr Variety ch Club 2 ragns Unrver ty Speech and Dramatics LYNN I' BARBFR The n11lf1f st mamzf 1 s 111111 thf 11111111 st hrart College Science Junior Council on World Affairs 3 4 Srlxer Honor Pin Student Council 3 Legion of Honor 3 4 Debate Team 4 BFACON Asst Editor Bennett rn Renew 3 4 Bronze Prn Gold B Drum Majorette 3 4 Special Chorus 4 Mercer Speaking Contest 3 Grrls All High Declamatron Contest 4 Debate Team 4 Future Nurses of America Senior Representative Variety Shovx 3 4 Bank Teller 3 4 Radio Panel Discus sion 4 Co Chair man Junior Prom Program Committee Lnrx ersltx of Rochester Nursing IOFL BARNLNI Vzrtru 1s flu truest 111011111 College Science Varretx Show 1 Buffalo State Teachers Col lege VSILLIANI J BARR Ser 5 the day Boogie College Science From Fosdrck Masten 1953 Photog raphy Club 2. President 3 - - Chess Club 1-3 -- CHRONICLE 2, 3 - Tennis 2 -4 Horneroom Basketball 2, 3-Erie County Technical Insti- tute, Optical Technology MARILYN F. BASS I is in lfaraziny music muny youthful Izfarts lrarn loz'f Bee Gee ' Music Junior Class Vice-President Senior Class Girls' Marshall .Iewelled Honor' Pin Gold Music Pin German Club 1, 2 Band 1 f Orchestra 1 Legion of Honor' 3, 4 - - Var'- iety Show 1-4 BEACON. Ass't. Music Editor 2. C0-Editor, Junior' Column 3. Co-Editor' Music Column 4, Gold Pin - Organist 1-4 Chorus Accompanist 1-4 Uni- versity of Buffalo. Music ROLHELLL BALGH For Ll7't1lF' only finds eternal fame Rocky College Science From Hutchinson 1953 Hutchinson Junror Class Secretary Honor Certificate Junror Red Cross Certificate 2 Buffalo State Teachers College ILAN BLLKFR V11 ac1ty zs thc hfalth of the spzrzt Jeanne College Science Bronze Honor Pin Kodaya H1 Y 2 Area Council Representative 3 Secretary 4 BEACON 3 4 Bronze Pin Gold B Cheer leader 4 Variety Show 3 4 Cortland State Teachers College SANFORD L BELKMAN Mother may I ao out to su nn Sandy College Scrente Hall Monitor 1 2 Office Monitor 2 3 Bronze Service Pin Movie Club 1 2 Swimming 1 2 Man ager 3 Homeroom Basketball 1 Variety Shovs 1 4 Special Cho-rus 2 4 Projection Staff 2 4 University of Buffalo Pharmacy I' VE LYN Bl' ILKL Happznf ss lznds poetic charms to ll oman General From Fort Erie 1901 University of Buffalo Nursing ILANNLTTL L BLLL The artist b longs' to his ru I. not the zrork to the artist .Ian - - Art Tri-Delta Hi-Sr - - A Bennett Rollers 2 - BEA- 4 - Cold 'B Wo ff,QfTJ'- FRANKLIN R. BELLANCA 'fOne cannot know ez'erything Frank - College Science - - Hall Monitor' 2. 3 - - Track Club 2-4 Track, Major Letter 2-4 All High Relay 3 1- Football Squad ? - Honreroom Basketball 1-4 Uni- versity of Buffalo. Pre-Law DAY ID BELLOW It is not wise to be u :ser than necessary Bull College Science From Canisius 1951 Cornell Unrver sity Engineering ATOVICH For a J lly good fellou Ben 1 Office Mom Service Pin M tor 2,-4 German Club pec 3 Variety w sity of Buffalo ROSLYIN BEINATOVICH A fool to pleasure yet a slate to fame Roz College Language Jewelled Honor Pin German Club 1 3 French Club 2 4 French Honorary Society 3 4 Junror Council on World Affairs Movie Club 1 2 Junror Red Cross Council 4 Legion of Honor 4 BEACON 1 Homeroom Manager 4 Swimming Monitor Gold B Variety Show 1 University of Michigan Pre Law n Ros H eo Q Role Colle Jewelled Honor Pin President 4 cren Cl Math Club 3 4 4 Junior Counc d Affa Junror Cross rvrce Club 4 BEACON llege BFVERLY BERG 'Laughter is the chorus of con rersatifo nr 'Bev - College Sqiencef. Office Monitor 3 4 -- Mollie- Club 1 150 Poirit Letter - V,hri,ety Show -- -r University of Michigan. Medical Technology if LAVVRENCE E. BILTEKOFF His pants they were flannel. His shoes they were white. His sweater was cashmere. His tie was just right Larry College Science - Science Club 3 - - Movie Club 2 Spanish Club 4 - - Student Council - Homeroom Basketball 2, 3 BEACON 4, Homeroom Manager' 4 - Cornell University, Agriculture frlflrff BOINNII' J BLASSINGANIL Her Ury from ns arf faufr Than smzles of other mazdcus are Bones College Sclence From Fosdlck Masten 1953 L1bra1w MOD1t0Y 2 3 JUHIOI Dlplomat 3 CHROlNICLE 3 Gold B MBNGI Memoual Hosp1tal School of Nursmg CHARLES BLIN KOI' I' God Sent HIS sznqfr upon earth W'1th songs of sadness and of mzrth Chuck College Sclence Gold Honor P1n Hebrew Club 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 4 Va11ety Shovx 3 4 Spec1al Chorus 3 4 Un1xers1ty of Buffalo Pharmacy NATALIL D BLUVIAN Nothing IS mor: szlly than szlly laughter Nat College Sclence Ofiice MOH1tOl 2 Hall Momtor 3 French Club 2 .Iumor Counc1l on World Affalrs 3 4 Math Club 4 Moue Club 1 BEACON! 4 Homeroom Manager 3 Gold B Varxety Show 2 4 Unn erslty of M1ChlgaH Medlcal Technology PETER BOHALLK Do good by Stealth and blush to find it fam Pete Englneermg Jevx elled Honol Pm Sclence Club 1 Chess Club 1 Secretary 2 Key Club 2 3 Secretary 4 North Delawa1e H1 Y 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Leg1on of Honor V1ce Pres1dent 4 Stamp Club Secretary 4 Buf falo and Elle County Area H1 Y Counc1l2 Albany Delegate 3 Chap la1n 3 BEACON 4 Home room Basketball Asst Manager 3 Manager 4 Safety Patrol 2 Capta1n 4 Sllver Servlce P1n Umxers1ty of Buffalo SALLY BOLDT In lzfc as 111 arf the bcautzful 1710159 nz !'ll7'l cs Sa Art Gold Honor Pm Student Councll 2 BEACON! 3 Asst Art Ed1to1 4 Blonze P1n Gold B Rochester Inst1tute of Technology Retallmg FLLEN BOOKBIN DLR The qreatrr your strfnoth the q1llffFT u zll br your nzaumr and thc fewer your words Ell1e College Language Mowe Club 1 Sclence Club 2 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Jumor Counc1l on World Affaus 4 Junlor Red Cross Seruce Club 4 BEACON Buffalo State Teachels Col lege fa .m 'amz , 'iff NMRIIA Bonus TTHC ll Lsdom ls' theJJ11rf of a pmess' Marsh c1ence Jen elled Honor P1n Office Mon1 tor Certxflcate 4 Hall Momtor 4 Jumor Red Cross Councll 1 Moue Club 1 Spanlsh Club 2 .Iun1o1 Councxl on World AHZITS Sclence Club 3 Secreta1y 4 Colnell Umx erslty Home Eco nonncs W LRAIO BORNENIAN My busmess zs lzzzny Boz Junlor Red Cross COUHC11 Basketball Squad 1 SXKlI'l1l111Ilg Squad 1 Major Letter Football Major Letter 3 Baseball Major' Letter 3 4 Homexoom Basketball 1 3 Home room Swlmmlng 1 Varlety Show Hall Momtor 2 Guxdance NIOIIILOI 3 4 Cafeterla Mon1to1 llIllY9lSltX of C1HClHHatl DOI GLAS BOSSERT A Amd and qcntle heart he had Engmeermg Math Club 4 Bennett Boys H1 Y 4 Mov1e Club 1 2 UnlV6FS1ty of Buffalo Engmeermg L-XURIE L BOYKIINS Vzrtuc zs' bold and goodness ll! 1 fr ffarful Sweets General F1 om Fos dlck Masten 1953 Homeroom Replesentatne 1 Glee Club 2 Speclal Cholus 2 3 Basket ba 1 4 Volleyball 2 4 Base ball 2 4 Cheerleader 1 3 Var1 ety Show 1 4 College IAWIES BROCK He H110 labors dzlzqcntly H6 fd nm fr dr spazr for all thmqs arf acfomplzslzffl by dllzoenm and labor J1m College Sc1ence Janu a15 Graduate Faculty Ass t 1 3 Sllxer Seruce P1n North Dela xxa1e H1 Y 2 4 Moue Club 1 2 Varlety Shovs 2 3 Un1xers1ty of M1ch1gan Pre M6dlClne IANE R BROCK Hrr zozcr IS fl cr soft qfntlf and lol an r ffllf nt thmq 111 a uon College SCIGHCC From Holy els Academy 1903 Tr1 Delta H1 Y 4 Un1xers1ty of Buifalo 'Nursmg BETTY J BROWN Llfe lS 11 hat you makf lt Homemakxng From Hutchinson 1953 Girls Council 1 3 Band Kappa Rho H1 Y Office Mon1tor Chorus 1 2 Hutchm son Concert Student Show Buffalo State Teachers College DAVID G BROWN A cordial good ll zll touard all Dave College Science Silver Honor Pin Bookroom Monitor 4 Stamp Club 1 4 Sgt at Arms 2 Secretary 3 Math Club 4 BEACON Homeioom Manager 1 3 University of Buffalo Pre Medi cine WILLIE A BROWN She stands' zu her ou u lzght General From Hutchinson 1953 Kappa Rho H1 Y Special Chorus 1 3 University of Buffalo School of Nursing SAMUEL BROWNE An fasy muzclefl soul Buz College Science Foot ball Squad 1 Track Squad 1 University of Pennsylvania Whar ton School of Finance IRWINT BRULK Worth makes the man rv College Sc1ence Movie Club 1 French Club 1 Chess Club 1 Homeroom Basketball - ---- Homeroom Ticket 'Vlanager . -- Tennis Squad 1 --- Univer- sity of Buffalo. Business Adminis- tration CARTER L. BUNCE A ball playefs ball player' Bevo - General - Cafeteria Monitor 2, 3 4 Science Club 1 f Movie Club 1-Homeroom Basket- ball 1, 2 - Homeroom Swimming 1, 2 - Basketball, Major Letter 2-4 f Baseball Squad 3 -f Amer- ican Legion Baseball 3 f- Variety Show 4 - Bethany College GEORGE A BURGHEN Speech lS pou er College Science Track Club 1 2 Secretary 3 President 4 Junior Councll on World Affairs 4 Movie Club 1 Cross Country Squad 1 Magor Letter 2 3 Cap tain 4 Track Squad 1 Magor Letter 2 4 Debate Team 4 Variety Show 4 Cortland State Teachers College Physlcal Edu cation AN lN CAMPBELL The busy lark the messenger of day College ience Gold Speech Pin d Serv e P1n Office onze nor P1n a H1 Y Record ret st ent Cbu 1 Ll Notesh Hom m ger 1 Silv P1n urs s of America W1 Lett ake ariety Show 4 ISC sion 3 4 Deba e Te Teller 3 4 Millard Fillm pital School of Nursing MARGIT CAPELL A light heart lztes long Cap College Science Jewelled Honor P1n Orchestra 1 2 Science Club 3 4 French Club Math Club 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 4 Junior Red Cross Service Club 4 French Honorary Society 4 BEACON 4 University of Buf falo Arts and Sciences GARY CARGILL Well 1l07'thy a place our College SCISHCC Malon New York 1953 ate Band 3 GTP VINCENT CECHINI A 'man's a man for a' that ' Chick - General - Cafeteria Monitor 2, 3 - Gym Monitor 3 -- Movie Club 1, 2-Junior Red Cross Council 1, 2 - Track Club 4 - Freshman Swimming Champions -- Homeroom Basketball 1, 2 - Varsity Basketball 1, 2 - Track Squad 2, Major Letter 3, 4 - Football Squad 1, Major Letter 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. All-High 3, 4 - Variety Show 4 - Syracuse Uni- versity, Business Administration ?'? 1-4 PHILIP L I' I NIKI' R I ! Hllfllllllflflllll Phrl General Moxie Club 1 BEACON 4 Homeroom Bas xetball 1 4 Tenrrs Squad 1 2 Unrx ersrty of Buffalo Brrsrness Ad nrrnrstratron f 1 I-KVI AMB! RL IN My bl ds 19 11116 us yr al ays pgnztly rd e From ,J e 'UCI Band v unro Service Club 4 Junior' Cro ON 4 V x ne ,City 13 ourge' ARNOLD CHI' RN If K N1 1111111 IS 111111111 to 111 rlzrf Ctr 11 labm Arnre College Screnee From Fosdrck Masten 1953 3 Year Graduate Honor Roll 1 2 German Club 1 Serenct Club Tennis Squad 1 2 College Pharmacy BRUCE L CHILTON Art 19 the path of the wfatrn to hrs' ll ork Art From Kenmore 1952 Bronze Honor Pin BLACON College DAWID NI LHITTLNDLN r1f11tlf711a11 of leisure Dare College Strence Jevr elled Honor Prn Key Club , nnett Boys Hr Y 1 2 Legion of Honor 3 4 Moxie Club 1 BEACOIN 4 Football Asst Manager 3 Manager 4 Ma sach etts of Tech nology CIT! Sl jfvf 7'7 IPR-XI DINI' D I I ARR Oh I 11111 stnblurl ll lfll 111111111111 C errx Home Economies From Fosdrck Master' 1953 'Vlake up Staff 1 Srlx er Serxrce Pin Basketball Stage Crew Variety Sho x 1 4 College SHIRLEY A LLARh B141lrI1'astlf S111 H11 1111 Drmples College Science From Hutchrnson 1953 Hutch rnson Sophomore Class Girls Mar shall Service Certificate 1 3 Kappa Rho Hr Y 3 Vrce Presrdent Girls Councrl 3 Unrxersrty of Buffalo 'Nlursrng Qi-in nrt a ma 1 ll ll r1t1 77 be fl 111011 1 f o ronz Prn mf 1 Track ss t Man ,pd fjvf ALIN E LOHE Sfldov hu r 11 Lee orn Fosdrck sity of Buf 'S RILYN S COHEN A little t111y putty 'lllffll Pllflflillllll darlnzq Sh: Mare College Language Gold Honor Prn Hall Monitor S Spanish Club 2 3 French Club 1 Scrence Club 2 Junior Council on World Affairs 3 BEACON 4 Gold B Variety S on 1 3 4 Cornell Unrx er sity NIILHAFL E COHEN I 11110111 our 711071111141 and fo11111I myself famous Mrke College Science Senior Class Historian Jen elled Honor Prn Stamp Club 1 Moxie Club 1 2 German Club 3 Key Club 5 Vrce President 4 Chess Club Vrce Presrdert S Junrtr Counerl on World Affairs 5 Presr dent 4 Legion of Honor 4 Student Council 1 4 Bookroom Monitor 3 4 BEACON 3 Co Editor- Heard in the Corridors 4, Silver Pin Track Squad 1 Tennis Squad 3 Homeroom Basketball 1-4 Cross Country. Major Letter' 4 Chairman, Christmas Charities Drive 4 Publicity Chairman, Variety Show 4 - Brown University, Pre-Me1li- vine UAIL CON BO! W hatf 1 FT as popular df Sf 1 1 f s attention College Science Mox ie Club 2 Senior Girls H1 Y 'S 4 BEA CON 4 Variety Shou 1 S Special Choi us 4 Unix ersity 0 Buffalo Nursing NIARY LONLIN 4 prrtty qzrl 29 like a mrlody Aggie General BEACON 2 Hall Monitor 2 Variety Show University of Buffalo Busi ness Administration ELNILE CORNISH True artists' are a rare breed Bunnie Fine Aits From Lockport 1952 Bronze Honor Pin Guidance Monitor 4 Buf falo State Teach rs College Art Education MARILYN ll LOSGROVI' Thr 1l0Tld wzthout art 14011111 br om qwat u ildr runs Art Jevselled Honor Pin Kodaya H1 Y 3 4 Movie Club 1 BEACON 1 2 Asst Art ECIIIOI 'S Art Editoi 4 Gold Pin Gold B Variety Shovu Pratt Institute Architecture IT-K I Tie oi Bronze Cu C01 Vice- Juni Cross Counc' Gold B Univer- sity of Psychology 'il-IFLIA A. CRAIVFORD H mor li 's in Izoizrst bil College Language Bronze Honor Pin f- Junior Red Cross Service Club 3. 4 -f - Movie Club 1, 2 - 3 Point Letter f- Vassar College. Pre-Law RAY LLLLINAN A man of ajjazrs General Track Club 1 2 Moxie Club 1 Tiack Squad 1 2 Cross Country Squad 1 2 Basketball 2 Homeroom Basket ba 1 4 Air Foice IOI-IANN -K LURRY Happuif 99 zs' not pc rje rt: 11 untzl lt ls' sharrd General Bennett Rollers 1 Vice President 2 Fu Delta H Y 3 4 Gold B Work JOHN CLRTIS Falthfulnees and smrfrzty first of all College Science Flag Marshall Junior Red Cross Council 2 Bennett Boys H1 Y 2 Secretary 4 BEACON Homeroom Manager Variety Show 1 2 Uni xexsity of Buffalo Pie Medirme LRWIN LUTLLR A man aftrr ms ou u hfart Whmney College Science Jewelled Honor Pm Key Club 3 Science Club 24 Math C ub 3 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 2 4 Junior Red Cross Council 2 Student Coun c1l Sophomore Representative 2 Homeioom Basketball 1 2 Uni xeisity of Buffalo Pre Medicine RITA C YBULSKI Should lzff' all labor General Work BEATRICF DANRIDGF ' Tis only noblr Io bf youd General - A From Hutchinson, 51, Merit Roll Certificate -W Girls' Council 1, 3 f Kappa Rho Hi-Y - A Work x W IOAlN N DAN N ELS To a young heart eurytllznq is fun Pepper College Sc1ence Gold Honor P1n Lost and Found MOHltOF 3 Svummmg MOHltOF 4 Alpha Omega H1 Y 2 4 Moue Club 1 BEACON 2 4 Var1ety Show 3 4 M1lla1d F1llmore Hos p1tal School of Nursmg SUL DPBLASIS She 7110115 a qoddf ss and she looks a quu ll Genezal Office Mon1tor 4 Mov1e Club 1 2 God B Var1ety Show 4 Bus1ness School IOSLPH Dl' F Herr s lzonfstu manhood and good ffllou shlp Joe From CaI'llS1llS 1951 Senlor Class Boys Marshall Cafeter1a MOHIIOI 4 Bennett Boys H1 Y 3 Presldent 4 BEA CON Boys Clrculatlon Manager Svummmg Squad 2 3 Majox Letter 4 Football Major Letter Homeroom Basketball 2 Var1ety Sho Un1wers1ty of Buffalo Phar y D lNZ ter nty 1 yg1ene M fy RICHARD DERRAH He only IS a ll ell madf man 11110 has a flood determznatlon D1ck Engmeermg Projec t1on Staff Bronze Se1v1ce P1n Stamp Club 1 Photogxaphy Club Bank Teller 3 4 Jun1o1 Red Cross COllIlC1l 3 Homeroom Tlcket Manager 1 Duke Unner s1ty Electrxcal Engmeeung CYNTHIA A DHKEIN Sh: passf s 11111 a pleasant thought Clndy General From Depeu Nlea York 1952 Bennett Rollers Bank Telle1 3 4 M1llard F1llmore Hos 1tal Sc l of Nurs 1n M ffl WG? FILFI' N DIC KSON Happzm ss sums madf be shared College Sclence From Ind1ana 1951 Bronze Honor P1n Semor Gxrls H1 Y 4 O1chestra 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 Gold Gym MOHILOI 4 Varlety Shovx 2 4 Sophomoxe Assembly Buffalo State Teachers College General Elementa1y Educatlon IAWIES DIENER A You fr of strf myth Rock General Moue Club Football Squad 2 3 Magor Letter 4 Basketball Manager 5 Amerlcan L6g1OH Baseball 1 Homeroom Basketball 1 Cafe terla Momtor 3 4 A11 Folce Al BLRT D1 GUILIO I camf sau and or :Harm College Language Bank Teller 4 Move Club 1 2 Homeroom Svumnung 1 Home room Basketball 2 3 Sxslmmlng Squad 2 3 Majoz Letter 4 Base ball 4 Football Squad 4 Var1 ety Shoss 4 Unxserslty of Buf falo Pre Lau KARL H DOBOZIN Indr btfd to his memory for IHS' 16913 Coach College Sclence SCIQHCC Club 1 MOXIC Club 1 Chess Club 2 Track Club 2 Homeloom Basketball 1 3 Foot ball Squad 1 Umx ers1ty of Buf falo Pharmacy Pl' RRY I DOBOZIN A hrart to rc S0111 Pell College Sc1ence Chess Club 1 Moue Club 1 Home room Basketball 1 Asst Basket ball Manager 3 Managex 4 Foot ball Squad 3 Unn ers1ty of Buf falo Pharmacy LI 1 ILLL DOLORETZ Thr hand that 111118 qathf rs College Language Jesselled Honor P1n Spanish Club Pres1dent 2 Secretary 3 F1ench Honolary Soclety 'J Cor 1esnond1ng Secretary 4 Leglon of Honol 5 Secletary 4 Jumor Cfllllllll on VVo1'l Affaus JllFll0l' Red Cross LOUHCII 1 l 4 Buffalo State Teachers College General Elementaxy Educatmn 41, mlb 1 ulb A7047 Awdbbnl. gow CU-1 seq ' , . -'Ecr' ' A I L, if ' -u MW A A - I u i 7, ' -EH - - ' ffl A 1, 2 A l , , ' ' ' 1 ,.A. ' ' W V- '- - .,, ' ' Vi yn L ' 5 1 3, Major Staff 4 - Track squaq 2 1 - , ' T 1 4 Yril YY! ' . . YYY , CTW A , , 7 . 1' C cl' V, 3 '.. , 6 RO . ' 1 j . Sp 1 is ' , ' nc s f i n ' V V- ' V 1 ' ' '- d 3 . - fl. ' 'I Q, Y E , 1 1 as A ' Q ' E f 'i ' ' . T F ' 5 e 'cal s ' 9, ' is A ' ' ' ' . A 1 , V in pf f 3 M W. U r f ' . Q '. V .' ' I ,, 9 ,T l X . g v I A .V :V I Y' 1, . ,i 1 ' . . 4, ' if 1 1 .1 1 U ui V19 24 JANET M. DRENKHAHN Good dm ds will shim' as thf ii f stars of hear fn Jan General Scrence Club Jumor Red Cross Seruce Club 4 BEACON Certrficate Gold B Varrety Show 2 9 Hall Momtor 4 General Hos ' prtal School of lNllI'S1I'lg lf .iff AA4-A ,ge ,Wfvlf af 1 IOHN DLNPORD Vzrtur rrquzrrs to br 1 I fr ll'llfl7'l1KIl Jack College Scrence Pro Jectron Staff 1 2 Worth Dela vsare H Y 1 2 Football Squad Marrne Corps RUSSELL S DLNKLE Clerks are 0ftllI7lf1S 11186 msn Russ College Scrence Ben nett Boys HrY 4 BEACON Homeroom Manager 4 Varrety Show 1 Duke Unnersrty Busr ness IOHN LATON Frzfmlshzp the olrlfr zt qrou s the stron lsr It 19 Jack General Undecrdecl NORBERT EDS! ARDS Hom stu IS ll rzrh 111111011 Eddre College Scrence Scrence Club 1 Armed Forces CAROL EHBLICH Plrusznf nmlus our uouth qlollolls Arr xx rck College Language From Park School 1951 Frenth Club 2 4 Scrence Club Moxre Club 2 Junror Councrl on VVorld Affarrs 4 Math Club 2 100 Polnt Letter Varrety Shoxx e n1xers1ii:, il o-'Y JP,l,o.e-f' fe lv B! , SUSANN , ER ' ,Q ' A hun , 4 s' a jf ' fl 'l00f U 26 trfas Suzre e Office gertlfic I' Gil' Jun e Cros ef? ef J rn Le V rety r ty of Buffalo RENSTOFT Wzt zs the salt of conrersutron College scrence Movre Club 1 2 Spanrsh Club J 4 Junror Councrl on World Affans J BEACON Homeroom Man ager 3 God B Varrety Show 4 Syracuse Umx ersrty Medrcal Technology CHARLES E ERTELL Hr that rs' a frrrurl of hzmsflf rs a frzfna' of all men Chuck General Cross Coun try Ass t Manager 'S Major Lett Mar mes RITA mzlrs mane o or 1 Co g Fr ch Club vre lub Jumor Wo d Affarrs 4 5 Varrety Show 4 lege ll DITH J I I lll 1 S ll!! ym omt fi 6 OV1 Go a t si' SIDN lf Y FISH Those ra ho lor 1 muszf' an qfntlf and hom st zu thru tfmpfrs College Scrence From Fosdrck Vlasten 1933 Gu dance Monrtor Honor Roll 2 Latrn Club 2 Photography Club 1 4 Slrde Rule Club .J Chess Club 2 0 BEACON 4 Tennrs Squad 1 Major Letter 2 4 Varrety Shoxx Unrversrty of Buffalo Phar macy PATRICIA H FORAIN She 11110 has Rocks In her hrarl 18 happy Pat College Sclence Gold Honor Pm Smmmlng Momtor Certlficate 2 Hall MOH1tOF 3 Lost and Found MOH1t0l 2 Leglon of Honor .S Secletaly 4 Student COUHCII 5 Alpha Omega I-I Y 2 3 Senlor Glrls H1 Y 4 MOVIE Club 1 2 BEACON 4 Gold B Varlety Shovx 2 4 Chorus Accompanxst 4 Chalr man Tlcket Commlttee of Junlor Prom 'S Orchestra 2 Vlce Presl dent Buffalo State Teachers College General Elementary Edu catlon WIAURICL L BOX Hr that ll all outjit the Fo must rzsf bftzmrs Molsh General Homeroom Basketball 1 Football Squad 2 Major Letter 5 4 Svxlmmmg Squad 1 Unxverslty of Buffalo SHEILA R PRAINK Good taste lS thf modfsty of the mmd She College SCIBDCS Span 1sh Club 2 Sclence Club 3 Hebrew Club 3 MOVIE Club 1 BEACON 4 Umverslty of Buf falo CLARA PRASILR Vzrtuf IS thf beauty of the soul General From Hutch1nson 1952 E116 County Technlcal Instltute FDVSARD PRAVSLEY Graduatzon roms and get me Ace Art Umted States Marlne Corps NIAYBELLE A PRAVSLEY Vzrtur vs a rzch stone brst plazn srt May General Jumor Red Cross Servlce Club Trl Delta H Y 4 Bank Teller 4 God B Varlety Show Work ,Ma U ARTHUR PRLLD Here there and f 1 fryu hur Artme Ar From Techmcal 1953 Rochester Instltute f Tecnn logy Photo Tec no ogy C HARLAINL I' PRLLDMAN A qirl ll ith a smtlf IS a rnrl u orth ll hzlf Char College Language Bronze Honor Pm Guldance Monltor 1 2 Bronze Servlce Pm French Club 2 3 Spamsh Club MOVIE Club 1 300 Pomt Letter Unlverslty of Buffalo LAURENLE BREEDMAN Lzke but oh' hou d1gf7'f nt' Flea General From Mc Kmley 1950 Svummmg Squad Homeroom Basketball 1 Un1ve1s1ty of Buffalo ELEANOR BRUHSTORP LR Petztf sufft and just as neat Lee General Guldance MOHIIOP 3 4 Bronze SSYVICQ Pm Bennet Rollers 1 Treasurer 2 Fashlon Siow 2 Umverslty Blaff I0 EILLEN M JUY HE0lN Something attfn ted sqmftltznq done Worlmzy and lztmq hating fun Punchy' olle e Sue-,nce Jumor Classy' ecretary Senior Clags V ce P1 6SldEl'l,t Jeyvelled Honor Ium r Red Cross Councll Treasurer Prg!s1dent 3 Chapter lde Pr ldent 4-Jumor Red Cr s Servl Club Founde1 3 AdVlSOF 4 Leglon of Honor 3 Vlce Pres1d6nt 4 Semor Glrls H1 Y 3 4 -A BEACON 1 2 x1St ant Edltor 3 As oclate ltor 4 Gold Pm d Var1ety Show 3 Cornell U ome nomxcs od l Wi e Lan g Mew l Hgrfgrwn H Hal nf, 0 td enitfficate WV 1 nch c n C u 52 1 n olld F nch Honorarx BEACON 3 4 H eroom Manager 2 Buffalo S ate Teachers College 1 ' w 1 i -- 1 . 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V 4 . v f .L U o 3, 4 --- . , 1 , e l f 0 Y 1 V, v X V' ' 26 ROBERT S GATLS Hrrozsm feels N111 111111 masons and fllf7'Pf07'f rs 11111 aus' rzuht Bob General From Brrtxsh Columbra 1950 Football Squad Syracuse Universrtx NADINE GLLLLR Lzfr rs' a rnmfdy College Language Spanish Club French Club 3 4 Junior Council on World Affalrs Science Club 3 Junior Ped Cross Service Club 3 4 'vlovre Club 1 BEACON 1 4 Gold B Band 1 2 Orchestra 3 Variety Show 3 4 Unrversrtv of uffalo lk F ELL AIN rest o al t mu t syn d crence Gold Ho or s Club 1 omeroom rcke a e omeroorr sket CON mewom arret ow 2 a e nsru c d oun ng Liber al Arts IOSEPH GEIN LO H619 as full of talour as of kmrlncss Joe College Science From St Josephs 1953 University of Buffalo Business Administration 'VIARLEINE R GERSTEL E1 ery tra1t of beauty may bf traced to 1 rrtuc Mar College Science French Club 3 4 Movre Club 1 2 BEACON 4 Buffalo State Teach- ers College, General Elementary Education CLATHERINEI . GESL 'A rrreqrij heart maketh a cILffhf11lcoz1r1tc1zance C, xflf- General -W Gym Moni- on ificahe 3 A Moxie Club 1 - Giold B - Sop more ,Assembly sf- Fas I eroom Ticket ana '2- , , 'Buffalo State Teache ' College K, V' ' J PLINOR I GIALLLLLA O1 P7f1fl1l1lIlf 14 zth pep and 111111111 Ellie College Science Gxm Monitor Certificate 3 Science Club 2 Moxie Club 2 Gold Variety Shoxv 3 4 Buf falo State Teachers College W ARRI' N GIN SBLRO Wlll you roms znto my parlom sau! th: spulfr to th: fly Spider College Science Hall Monitor 1 2 French Club 1 2 Hebrew Club 3 Movie Club 1 2 BEACON 4 Basketball Squad 1 Tennis Squad 2 Homer oom Basketball 3 University of Buf falo Pre Dentrstrx RUSSELL UIRARD H1 H0 SIZIK7 Russ College Science From Houston Texas 1952 Track Club Treasurer 3 Vrce President 4 North Delaware H1 Y 4 Cross Countrv Major Letter 3 4 Track Squad 3 Horneroom Basketball 3 Homeroom Ticket Manager 3 Mrchrgan State College Arts and Sclences fx VVILLIAM OLEASNER Althourfh 111111119 alu ays commarrds admzratzon character most comnrarzrls rf spcct Br General Student Coun crl 3 President 4 Football Squad 1 Major Letter 2 4 Unix er srtx of Mrchrg rn BETTY A GOGGINS The only llflll to lim 1 ll frzf IS to br om BOOtSl6 From Hutchmson 1953 Future 'Nurses of America, Secretary 4 Kappa Rho Hi-Y 4 Buffalo State Teachers College INE1 GOLDMAN A ll'U7IZfUl'S best qutllitifs do not 1'e'.x-iflc in hm' izltcllvct. but in her ajj's'c!io11s General Mox ie Club 1, 2 -f Junior Council on World Alfairs 4 -150 Point Letter' 'Variety Show - University of Buffalo 'P' Lpfg A c.oLDSTL1N r r che 1 rful mannf r and 71 1.1 happy facf aib College Science Czllld ance Monitor B1 onze Honoi P1n 'Woxfe Club 1 2 VSIIQKX Shovs ichlgan State College X Rn T no og HOW ARD GOLDSTFIN The company of uomrn rffims mu S fastr Tush Coll ge Science Jem elled Honor P1n Kev Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Tuniol Council on World Affairs 4 Vice President 3 Legion of Honor 4 BEACON Variety Show Bennett Bright Spots 4 UIIIVGISIIY of Buffalo Pre Medicine KENNETH GOLDSTEIN The smzlfs that ll zzz K G College Science Guid ance Monitor 4 Spanish Club 3 Junior Council on World Affairs Basketball Squad 1 Home room Basketball 1 4 Tennis Squad 1 2 Major Lettei 3 4 Varietv Shovs 1 Unix ers1ty of Buffalo DOL ALD GON SON Is' not eatery able editor thc ruler of the u orld Gons College Science Silver Speech Pin 4 Oiiice Monitor 2 Jewelled Honor Pin Student Council Senior Representative 4 Key Club 2 Secietau 3 President 4 State Chaplain 4 Legion of Honor 3 Treasurer 4 German Club 2 Vice Plesident 3 Science Club 1 2 Secretalw 3 Chesi Club T1 easuier 2 Math Club 3 Junior Council on Wox ld Affaiis BEACON Bovs Sports Editoi 3 Asst ECIILOI 3 Ed1tO1 in Chief 4 P A Crew 4 Vaxietv Show 1 Orchestra 1 Special Chorus 3 Meicer Speaking Con test 3 A A Yale Unix ersity Pre-Lam JA UELYN GONZA S Vim rifjo and ri ig ' i '-f- - no Pin f ' , ' eni ' Girls - ' . -A tudent ' 1 BEACON 1 2 ' 1 p r Editor 3 Co- 'x- t 'a P'n ff- Gold B Ch ,' eadel- .. - Variet5 Show 3 4 V- fi Q omore Assembly - - Chair- - . rogram Committee for Pop ' cert 4 Co-Chairman 'Pig- - 'n Prom -ef Buffalo State achers College LEONARD A. GORDON Patience and forliturlr' conqufr all things Duce -- f- General - - German Club - Homeroom Basketball 1-3 - Rochester Institute of Technology ok. 'if ,fi fa mall ,mu IOSI' PHI nz 1 :mu Boots ll Delta xB ADRIAN N I' GRAI N IK Woflfstu 18 thf Flfflllfl of brautu and 1 zrtuv Adv College Science Fiom Cleweland Hill 1951 Science Club Spanish Club 3 4 Junior Council on VVoxld Affairs 4 Junior Red Cross Sezxice Club BEACON 2 4 Buffalo State Teatheis College IOI-UN GREEN Thr style 15 thf man hzmsflf .locko College Science From St Josephs 1953 V11glH1a M111 tarx Institute IUDY GREEINE She Smiles and shadous depart College Language Guidance Monitol 3 4 Bionze SGIXICQ Pm Spanish Club 1 Flench Club 2 Vaiietx Show 4 Unlxezsltw of Buffalo Arts and Sciences NIARIL GRESHANI Smzlf and tha uorlfl smzlf s ll ith you Diz College Science f From Hutchinson, 1953 - Girls Council -3 f Kappa Rho Hi-Y 4 After School Sports 1, 2 University of Buffalo, Nursing SHIRLEY L. GROSS Tomormu' to frfsh irornls and pf SIUTVS nc 11 Shirl f General From East, 1952 A VVork DAWlN GUEST A friend to all abrupt to none College Sc1ence January Grad nate Bronze Honor Pm brary Momtor Certrficate Work GIRARD GUGINO Ayr fl ery meh a kmq Gerry College Scrence Hall Monrtor Jumor Red Cross Coun crl 2 BEACON Homeroom Man agar 4 Basketball Squad 1 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Cham prons 3 Crvrc Plannrng Essay Crty Wrde Wrnner Varrety Show Brown Unrversrty Pre Den trstry ILANT Nl GLILI' ORD Nothmq rarer than real goodness Jrngles College Scrence Srlver Honor P1n Lost and Found Certriicate Alpha Omega Hr Y 2 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Math Club Junror Red Cross Servrce Club 4 Movre Club 1 BEACON 3 4 Bronze P1n Gold B Varrety Show 24 Houghton College GORDON C GUYETT A .szlent address 19 the qerzumf eloquence of smcerrty Gordre Englneerrng Cr oss Country Major Letter 3 4 Track Club 3 Treasurer 4 Track Major Letter 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 4 Varrety Show Unrversrty of Buffalo Arts and Scrences SEYVIOUR HABER A stall small rozcf College SCISHCC Junror Councrl on World Affarrs 3 4 Stamp Club 3 Chess Club 3 4 Unr versrtv of Buffalo Pre Law FREDERICK E HAGENDORN OH ll 1 :jo mto the ll zlfl blur yonder Fr eddy General Fr on Seneca Vocatronal 1951 Homeroom Bas ketball 2 3 Arr Force Q! 32' CAROL HAIIN The most zmportant part of every busmess 16 to know what ought to be done General From Kensrngton 1951 Kodaya H1 Y 2 3 BEACON 4 Variety Show 2 3 Work DAVID HAMILTON Great yemuses hate the shortest biographies Dave Engrneerlng From Indrana Pennsylvama 1952 Col lege IOHN HARTUN 0 Honest labor bfar.s a handsome face Floppy Cafeterra Monrtor 4 North Delaware H1 Y 1 2 BEA CON 2 3 Homeroom Basketball Buffalo State Teachers Col lege Commercral Art CHARLES HAYMAN T13 11 hat ll P Enzsh not 'rl hat ll beam by whzch 11 e rzse Chucky College Sc1ence Projectron Staff Tape Recorder Staff German Club 3 4 Chess Club 3 Scrence Club 4 Um versrty of Buffalo Pre Dentrstry DAVID A HAYMAN A happy qenzus is the gzft of nature Dare College Scrence Senror Class Valedrctorran Jewelled Honor P1n Legron of Honor 3 4 German Club 2 3 Presrdent 4 Scrence Club 2 4 Secretary 3 Math Club 3 Presrdent 4 Jumor Councrl on World Aifarrs 1 4 BEACON 3 Co Edrtor Bennett rn Revrew 4 Bronze Pm 4 Prrnce ton Unn ersrty Pre Medrcme ROBERT HAZELET H0 18 so :food that no one can bf a better man Bob General Homer oom Basketball 1 4 College CARL G. HEIGAARD It is ewcellent to have Sf'l'Cllf1Hl Beef f- General - Cafeteria Monitor 4 - 4 Football Squad 2, Major Letter 3, 4 -W University of Buffalo , JACK HEIMS 'fTheyJre only truly yreat who are truly good 'tJackie e-College Science- ffef From Corfu, New York, 1952 -f College, Dentistry MARLIN K. HEIN I can swim like a fish, Lucky From Cleveland Hill 1953 Swimming Monitor 2 University of Miami fax .Q-1,v.-..0 L. J-1,-JS-L 4 -1, EDWARD ELIIER He only ts a well 'made man who hi a good deteggtnitzon Yee Monitor 3 German lub 1 Science Club 1 unior Oeuncil on World Affairs 3 Holi-etaom Swimming 1 2 Homeloom Bas ketball 1 2 Variety Show 1 3 University of Buffalo Arts and Sciences MARY C HENDRICKS My tongue ts the pen of a ready writer Hen College Science Senioi Girls H1 Y 3 4 Movie Club 1 2 BEACON 4 Go d B Swimming Monitor 2 3 Variety Show 2 4 Cortland State Teach ers College Physical Education PETER R HERMES Vzrtue IS tzed to no dfqnf s of men Reb College Science F1 om Technical 1952 Rensselaer Polx techmc Institute if 30 WILLIAM K. HICKOK Cowboys are my passion Wild Bill 4 Engineering -- Math Club 4 f North Delaware Hi-Y 4 --Western New York Science Con- gress Gold Medal 3 W- Cornell Uni- versity BARBARA A. HOFFMAN 'IA fine head of hair adds beauty to a good face Barb W- General f - Bennett Rollers 1 - Movie Club 1 -H Bry- ant and Stratton Business Institute .' 1... PAT ICI -,- 'Q ' ng ' .1 l f' 1 Sem 1 51 e i 1 t Secretary 4 4 tary 4 d rffairs 3 e 1 t L r J ariety Show 3 Co ell 1 iversity Pre Law GAY HOLLINGWORTI-I Tzs beauty calls and glory shows the way Holly College Science Gym Monitor Swimming Monitor 2 Tap Chorus I-Iomeroom Ticket Manager Gold B Freshman Assembly University of Buffalo Pre Medicine MARGARET HOLT Poetry ts the record of the best and happzest moments of thc happtest and best minds Maggie College Science Office Monitor 3 4 Bronze Honoi Pin Junior Council on Woild Affairs 3 Vice President 4 Senior Girls H1 Y 3 4 Asst Advertis ing Editor 3 Advertising Editor 4 300 Point Letter Variety Show 3 Mercer Speaking Con test 3 College PETER HONIG Great deeds cannot dee Pete College Science Gold Honor Pin Office Monitor Football Ticket Manager Bank Teller Legwn of Honor Treas urer 4 German Club 2 4 Presi dent 3 Science Club 2 3 Secre tary 4 Junior Council on World Alfairs 2 3 Chess Club 3 Edlt0I Heaid in the COlI'ldOlS 4 Cheerleader 4 Swimming Squad Homeloom Basketball 1 2 Champions 3 4 Princeton Uni veisity Pie Medicine M. U U , a Q ol -4- n ge --f- . '. . . M' F L '5' '- - 1 ' 48 ' 1 5 X .' 'KY v ' 4' . ' Q I 0 mf x u - 1 C . if ' xt . C 24 0 ' te . V . v 'J ' 1 . - Ft , A ,P 1 J I , , .1 O U ' - , , rr ' . . ,, . . f 31 E e e I .i H i - K . A , .- E' ' - ' ' ' ' 1 - -,Q f E r .A ,, H y ' - W I 1 - . , , 4 - ,, - . . Y 1 KI ' J u Y Y ' ' L' , c A tr ' , I it - nv -d ' i . 1 ., - y K . ti in - - , ' Y, ' ' 1 l , ,- in v . Y . - . i . V 2 1 if v1 Yi V ' ' '- Y W.. ' ' - . D . 7 77 I Y . I ., ' v Y 4 - l V If 1 ' 'F . ' -. an - ,A ,L E ff ' ' ' I . 7 i . I ' ' 2 ' + . f 4 Y- V ,I ,, H I ,Y f f V -- ' ' ' L 'A , , . gi Y - . ,Y ,V - 2, V 'Web ,- ' 1, , iw' i A , ,,,, X . ' E' 'uw Movie Club 2 ee BEACON, Ass't . ,,. v.,- ' . . . - . ' . ,Q Q' f gfif f A v W ' NIARGARET HOWARD Tho urnfrous llCLT771fh that prompts to 1l07'fI1y rlfrds Margie College Science Guidance Monitor 4 Swimming Monitor 2 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 4 Special Chorus Tri Delta H1 Y 1 Junior Red Cross Council 2 Variety Show 4 Fredonia State Teach ers College PETER B HU BBELL No poufr lll the 11 orld can Amp fl first class man doun Pete College Language Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Secretary Hall Monitor 2 Gold Honor Pin Legion of Honor Student Council 1 Boys Representative at Large 2 BEA CONT Co Editor Boys Sports 4 Basketball Squad 1 Major Letter Baseball Squad 1 Major Le ter 2 4 Homeroom Basket ba 1 2 Ameri an Legion Base bal 1 3 Variety Show 4 Co gate University Liberal Arts FRAN CES HUIN OLD Shf as the richest 11 ho is route for Conte ut zs thr 71 calth of naturf Fran College Science Swim ming Monitor 4 VVork BARBARA I-IURWITL Blc seed are they ll ho hai f 4 ffift of makzzrq frzfnds Barb College Language At tendance Monitor 4 Spanish Club 1 3 Science Club 1 Jun 101 Council on World Affairs 3 University of Buffalo LILLIAN HUTTON Sll1CC7'llU is rf Spf cted by all Lee General Guidance Monr to 2 Hall Monitor 3 4 00 Point Letter BEACON 3 Senior Girls Hi-Y 3 Area Repre- sentative 4 Undecided -ILDITH C. IRVING Sho sratters ev All ymclzt who can enjoy much Judy X College Science f Gym Monitor 2 -- Swimming Monitor 2 Senior Girls' Hi-Y 3 f- BEACON 2, Ass't Alumni Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, Silver Pin - Gold B f Stu- dent Council 3, 4 f Co-Chairman. J11nior Prom Decorations Commit- tee - - Chairman, Attendance and Tardiness Committee - - Co-Chair- man, Pigskin Pr-om Decorations Committee 4- Special Chorus 4 -- Variety Show 3, 4 - - University of Buffalo, Nursing XM' RL TH ISRAEL Thr world is so full of a numbu of thzurfs Im surf uc should all bf as happy as I-.znus Ruthie College Language Gold Honor Pin French Club 3 Secretary 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 3 4 Junior Red Cross Service Club 4 Movie Club Variety Show 3 Oflice 'Vlomtor 2 3 University f Michigan C YNTHIA IACOBSON It s U, cmrh Cinch College Science S u dent Council 1 Tap Chorus 1 2 Latin Honorary Society 4 Kodaya H1 Y 3 4 Movie Club 1 Gold B Variety Show 2 Buffalo State Teachers College KENNETH J JACQUES Friends need no formal 1112 ztatlon Kenny General From Fos dick Masten 1953 Bronze Honor Pin Bennett Boys H1 Y 1 Football Squad 2 'l VVork .ww IOAlNlNII blk, or gl' df 141031 lm' a 0Vle Br a and Str atton Institute P-KUI W IETPR I thank Goal I am an honest man General From Fosdrck Masten 1953 January Craduate Base ball Squad 2 3 Football Major Letter' 3 University of Buffalo XYILLIAM JOHNSON 'iTrifIc.s' make' perfection. bu perfection- is no trifle Bi - Y College Science -- Silver Service Pin 4 Gold Honor Pin --- Guidance Monitor 4 Y Stamp Club Sgt.-at-Arms 1, 2-Bennett Boys' Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3 - Key Club 3, 4 - - Latin Honorary Society 4 - Junior Council on World Affairs 2. 4 4 Legion of Honor 4 -f Projec- tion Staff 2-4 - - Syracuse Univer- sity. Pre-Law D RON ALD IOSFPH Lauqh and thr uorlrl lnuqlrs uzth you Good Ole R J Chess Club Sgt at Arms 2 Junror Councrl on World Affarrs 2 4 Scrence Club 2 Movre Club 1 2 Recordrng Staff 3 Unrxersrtj of Buffalo Pharmacx IOAN IUSZLLAK Gctfznq alonu lllfll others I9 thr f99f'll!'f of qr11111qal1Pad Joanre College Language Bronze Honor Prn Moxre Club 1 Junror Red Cross Cor ncrl 3 Junror Red Cross Sersrce Club 3 Trr Delta H1 Y 3 Inter Club Secre tarv 4 German Club 4 Gold Honor Monrtor 4 Buffalo State Teachers College Earlv Chrldhood Educatron RFNFE KAHN A farr 1 1117107 rs a szlfnt Tl rom m 1 udatrorr College Language Bronze Honor Prn Oflice Monrtor Hall Mom or Junror Red Cross Serxrce Club Movre Club Junror Councrl on brld Q aus BFA CON 3 Shovx 3 4 Unrver o cn A lf' 1111? ! yvllg o age Junr r Co n erm HARVEY KARDAMAN Honest flood humor rs' the orl and 11 mc ofa mmry mccturq Harv General Moxre Club Varrety Show 3 4 Home room Trcket Manager 3 4 Unr wersrtx of Buffalo Pre Lau 8 mc QUELLWF rorrz 'Prftt-11 to talk lblfll urlty fb mul u 1111 .Iaclue College Scr nee Jeyvelled' Honor Pm Attendance Monrtip, 3 4 Bronze Ser vrce Pin Hal onrtor 4 Scrence Clfb 3 Q' mor Council on World Affarrs Movie Club 1 BEACON W3 Homeroofm Manager 4 Gold ank Teller 4 Unrwer srtt' oi chrgn 'LB 1.1 IUDITH KAI If 'NI-KN N u pl: usun 1 11111111 s uns: asorzf rl 1111111111111 Judy College Language .Iewelled Honor Prn Lrbrarx Monrtor Certrficate Facultx Asst Cer trficate Wrnner Western Zone lst Year Amerrcan Assocratron of Teachers of French Contest Honorable Mentron VVestern New York 2nd Year Spanrsh Contest French Club 13 Presrdent 4 Spanrsh Club 2 4 Frenth Honor ary Socretx 24 Junror Councrl on World Affarrs 2 4 Moxre Club BEACOIN 4 Sophomore Assemblv BEACON Homeroom Manager 1 4 Cornell Unrx er srtx Secondarw Educatron NIARYAN N KAI SFR The Fflllllffllllllfl rs the portrart 0 Hu soul Mar General Junror Red Cross Councrl 4 lunror Red Cross Serxrce Club 4 T11 Delta H1 Y 4 Go d B Buffalo Gener rl Hosprt rl School of 1NlllSlI'lg 'N RICHARD KINSMAN I ramf I sau I rouqurrrd Drck Engrneerrng Junror Class Presldent Senior Class Presrdent Gurdance Monrtor 4 Kew Club 3 Area Lreutenant Governor 4 Student Cormcrl Junror Representatrve 3 BEA CONT Homeroom Manager 2 Asst Edrtor Bovs Sports 3 Co Edrtor 4 Bronze Pm Track Squad 1 Major Letter 2 3 Basketball Squad 1 2 Major Letter 3 4 Football Squad 2 3 Major Letter 4 All Hrgh Honorable Mentron 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 3 Varrety Show 4 Orchestra 1 Massachusetts Instrtute of Techno logv Engrneerrng BFVERLY R KLEIN Thrrf s always T00021. bsauty Bev Home Econ Bronze Honor Pm qrror rn ,Qrl on World Affarrs 'ZXNXVO IRIS 'VI KLFIN Thr larqfr hfa thc Arudlrrr hand General Januarx Graduate Srlx er Honor Prn Tap Chorus 1 Mowre Club 1 Office Monrtor Hall Monrtor 400 Pornt Letter Bryant and Stratton Busrness Instrtute 'NIADLLLIN I' KLI' IN SHI not happzrrfss bf stou 11 and 11 11111 rome to you Maddre College Scrence From East Hrgh 1051 Wrnner Second Year French Award Srlver Honor Prn Hebrew Club French Club 4 French Honorarx Socretx 2 4 Junror Counul on World Affarrs 4 Pornt Letter Lrbrarx Monrtor 4 Lnrxersrtx of BufTalo, Chemrstrx MICHAEL KLEIN Notmnq 19 lmposstblc to lndustry Mlke Engmeermg Gold SBYVICE Pm Sxlver Honor Pm Photography Cluo 1 Treasurer 2 V1ce Presldent 3 Secretary 4 Projection Staff 1 2 Technlcxan 3 Unlverslty of Buffalo GEORGE F KOCH 0 zt IS efccllent to hal f a gzant s strength Engmeermg Photography Club Football Squad 3 4 Um verslty of Buffalo Mechanlcal Engl neermg KORUS A good natured soul as trod the earth Nels College Sc1ence SCICHCG Cub 1 2 Junlor Councll on World Affalrs 1 2 Chess Club German Club 2 Varlety Show 1 2 Unn erslty of Buffalo Pharmacy SANDRA KRADEN A just fortune awaits the desenmq Sandy College Sclence From Hutchmson 1951 Bank Teller 3 Work JOYCE E KRIEGER 4 ready smzlc upon her face Joy General From Bxshop McMahon 1953 Bryant and Stratton Buslness Instxtute I5 KENNETH H KUSHNER It as a frzendly heart that has plenty of jnends Kenny College Sclence 1 ver Hono Pm Movme Cl Umv 1 4 e a lege From sylv I u v Tl Ass dlt0l ' ox ronzo t etter Umver a 1 USIC ALAN LAPIDES In the brat e days 14 hen I was young Bruno College Scxence Chess Club 2 Homeroom Basketball 4 UHlV6FSltW of Buffalo JZJ41- fl g of 1 bk rs X cle ,Lg 4 ' 1 Cl J Jun o nc1l 1 3 Wy , lu 1 I n Le 9 S 3- X PATRICIA LEARY A good mmd possesses a kingdom Pa College Language Jewelled Honor P1n 3rd Year French Certlficate French Hon orary Soclety 2 3 Presldent 4 French Club 4 Math Club Student Councll 1 Jumor Red Cross Councll Varlety Show 1 Cornell Umverslty SALLY A LEASE Lol P ts- the zzrtue of woman a General From KeHSlhg ton 1950 Kodaya H1 Y 1 2 Work ',y.,jaf,Z,6 ALr'1fLfff ' iff' Ll' IL LLVI' W She 19 'llfll1Nl1fi1lll0 11 ell satwfied Lee College Sclence Gold Honor P1n French Club 1 3 Sclence Club 2 4 Junlor Counc1l on World Affa1rs 3 4 French Honorary Soc1ety 2 4 BEACON Homeroom Manager 1 2 Bank Teller 3 4 Cornell UHlV6TSltY ARNOLD LEVINE There ts nothzng at all 111 lzfe ercept what ue put there Arme College Sclence Chess Club 1 2 Homeroom Basketball Bookroom Momtor 4 Junlor Red Cross Counc1l 1 Un1 verslty of Buffalo BARBARA LEVIS All the sweetness of a summer day Bobb1e College Suence Scxence Club 1 4 .Tumor Coun c1l on World AERIFS 1 Ant1och College L1beral Arts ,ciaffyfhaf 5 Seri! BENITA LEVITCI-I 'Hold fr1e1wlsh1p 111 regard College Sc1ence Sclence Club 2 French Club 2 3 Jun10I' Counc1l on World Aialrs 3 MOVIE Club 1 150 Polnt Letter Gu1dance Monltor 3 Umver s1ty of Buffalo MARLENE E LIEBERMAN Efficzency earned out ejj'ic1e11tly Mar College Sclence MOVIE Club 1 Student Counc1l 2 SP3.Il1Sh Club 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Math Club 3 4 Jun1or Counc1l on World Aifaxrs 3 4 150 Po1nt Letter Var1ety Show 4 Sw1m m1ng Momtor 4 UHlVETS1ty of W1scons1n RONALD LIEBERMAIN Forget your tro1 les come REI? mer Buff A 1n1strat1on aJM'Wf ANN R LIINDI' lNBl' RG Tlzrrf IS our proof of flb1llf1l netlon Anme College Sclence Gx 111 MODltOl 2 3 Kodaya H1 Y 1 3 Treasmer 4 Area H1 Y Counc1l 2 Intel H1 Y Counc1l 3 Junxor Red 1oss COLIIICII 4 MOVIE Club l BEACON 2 3 EdltOY F1eshman Column 1 C0 Edlt0I of Club Notes 4 Gold Pm Gold B Var1etw Show 3 4 SOPIIOIIIOIS Assemblx Buffalo State Teachers College eneral Elementarv Educ:-1t1on FLIZABETH A LINES Not so quzet as she looks LIZ General Se1v1ce Celtl cate 3 Tap Chorus 1 2 PFCSI dent 3 Secretary 4 Tr1 Delta H1 Y 2 Inter Club Representatne 3 V1ce Presldent 4 Gold B Varlety Show 1 4 Blyant and Stratton Busxness Instltute FLOYD H LIPPA Hr 11 as 111 loqw a great crltzc Profoundlu sfkzll d 111 analytw Flxp College SCISHCC Gold Jun1or Counc1l on VVorld AITHIPS 4 Chess Club 1 2 Secretary 3 V1ce Pres1dent 4 German Club 3 Math Club 4 Un1vers1ty uffalo Pre Med1c1ne WILLIAM LOFT A day for toll an hour for sport But for a frzeud 29 lzfe too short B1 General Homeroom Basketball 3 Alfred Un1vers1tv grlculture VVILLIAM LORD The farmers are the founders of C11 111 atzon B1 Industrlal Arts Alfx ed Un1vers1ty Agr1culture BEVERLY A LOVELL There 11 as nel er a Saint 11 1th red hazr Red General ProJect1on Staff 1 4 Sxlver Seruce I-'ln Tr1 Delta H1 Y 3 4 Var1ety Shovs Buslness School Q, ' ' 0 . 1 5 ' I 1 ' , , . , , . . - g gg C 1 . . 1 Y 4 rv, . 0 . f - . 'U ,, Y . LY ff, ,'4f:1- , W Y Q .Y G .l ' ' 2. 44 Q fe H Q French Club 1, 3 W Math Club 1 Honor Pin 5 Hall Monitor 4 -- , . M' is 7 - . L ' ' 4 -- f ' ' of B Y - . . 3 - , 7- ' '1l -- A . i- - . A - ' ' . -Q ' A , .1 'un Y - ' Y , -1 ! f'. rr ' ! I OH' rr 7 , . I ' h J! .' ' U ,, , 5 gu W. .. ,. W f gg . . Sp s 4- c ub4 1 -,' - '- C - ' 1 1 e 1 1-4 f A- ' ' C . . N 1 5 J- 1 34 I-ILRBFRT I LLBILK Vzrtuf doth mah: Hlfll most adnmed Herb College Science Chess Club 2 Photography Club 2 Basketball Asst Manager 4 University of Buffalo Englneeling Mitbfif nw.-iv RALPH LLBILK Thr rhurful man s U, Ama College Science Gold Honor Pm Science Club 1 4 Chess Club Sgt at Arms 1 Pres1dent 2 Treas urer 3 4 German Club 2 Math Club 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 1 4 BEACON 4 Tennis Squad 2 3 UIIIVEISIIX of Buffalo ARNOLD I UBIN Tzs ffooflu all malta zntrllzqrun Ainle College Science .Iewelled Honoz Pm Bronze Sei vice Pin Hall Monitor 1 Office Momtoi 2 4 Science Club 1 Z Treasurer 3 Junior Council on World Affaus 2 3 Junior Red Cross Council 1 Legion of Honol UHlV6lSltX of Buffalo Pie Medicine ROBFRT I UND A mm: about ton zz Tex College Science F1 om Ridgeway Ontallo 1953 Home loom Basketball l Unlserslty of 'VIiam1 RICHARD MABFE 'Socirty is thf' llflllfl-91Illf'I'I' 0 Solllisn Dick' College Science 'Vlovie Club 1 Beta Hi-Y 1 Pennett Boys Hi-Y 2, 4 Junior Red Cross Council 2 BFACON Homeroom Vlanager 3 Variety Show 1-3 St. Iawrenct Lniversity, Business Administration NANCY A. MAI-IER Ov'frflo1f'i1:-fritlz p paf11If11fryy Nanc General Tri-Delta Hi-Y 2, 3. Corresponding Secretary 4 ff 150 Point Letter -A Buffalo State Teachers' College N.. AN N ETTE IVIANCUSO Lzttle fnends may prow bzg friends Ann Home Economics Flom Holy Angels Academy 1951 Junior Red Cross Service Club 4 T11 Delta H1 Y Movie Club 2 BEACON Homezoom Manage: Vauety Show 2 3 Buffalo State Teachers College IOAN WIAPES Speech zs of tune szlcncf IS of eternity Art Bronze Honor Pm Honorable Mention Conserva tion Poster Contest Alpha Omega H Y 3 4 BEACON 4 Hall Monitor 4 Attendance Ass t 2 4 Variety Show 1 4 Albright Art School I LALDIA V MLALPIINI' Dzspatch zs the soul of buszuc ss Claud Engineermg Gym Monitor 4 Homeroom Ticket Manager 3 Tri Delta H1 Y 3 4 Historian 2 French Club 2 4 VIOVIG Club 1 2 Math Club 3 4 Varlety Show 2 4 University of Buffalo Mathematics GW ENDLYIN L MICLANLY Shf says a thousand pleasant thmqs Geneial From Fosdick Masten 1953 Latin Club Girls 7 Inch Lette! Special Chorus Meyer Memorial Hospital School of Nuis- in NANCY I. 'VIQCOY Thr real McCoy Killer - General - Tri-Delta Hi-Y 2 3 Treasurer 4 BEACON - 150 Point Letter V Variety Show 4 - Arnot Odgen Hospital. School of Nursin DIARY U. BIIGIAHON MofIPsty is a diamond setting to fcmalc beauty' Greg -College Science- -Junior Red Cross Council 2-4 - Tri-Delta Hi-Y 2, 3, Interclub Representative 4 -- French Club 3, 4 -'ff Chess Club 3 - BEACON 1 - - Univer- sity of Buffalo, Laboratory Tech- nician N ,,1 J ' .. H' e no uf Vtwrwu-,-.-s -A ' 35 LH, ,X . J. n.-.V , - , Arx , 5 X A ' 4? , Q C 'us-..l,e ,- --- . . ' 1 - ,Y-f 'K f '- . . 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Nl0Nlx Nllflllllll rs rmpnsslblr 11111 ll 11111111 'lffl7'f Engineering 21 Year Graduate Bronze Honor Pm North D mire H1 Y 1 Cafeteria Monitor 1 Ilnrxersltx of Buffalo XIX IAN WIOORI' 11111111 hir nr Vrxr College Science If rom Hutchinson 1951 College PATRIC lA A 'VIORI' I I am 111 011 Pat General Trl Delta H1 Y 4 Chaplaln 4 Variety Show 1 4 Buffalo State Teachers College General Elementar 1 Education DOROTHY MORRIS Iutcqrzty :jams strrnqth by usr Dot General From Fosdrck 'VIasten 1953 Lrbrarv Monitor 2 Chronrcle 1 Tennis Team Basketball 1 2 Badmrn ton Team 1 Band 1 2 che'-,tra 1 3 Business School ,LM ww MB,h L,f ,IM , me s I I, m iff! I 2 4 '4 MWQQMVU L A XILRPH 11111 Irzslr arf flood 111111111 M ph General Mom tor 2 Semor Girls H1 3 f ap Chorus 1 Movie Club 1 Gold B' Variety Show 3, 4 Sopho- more Assembly - Buffalo State Teachers' College, General Elemen- tary Education lily l stty qzrl go Momtox ty Work ,Acfkrf S AN K NAISH What takes our hfarl must 7711 rzt our f ste rm Jeame College SCICHCG Alpha Omega H1 Y 2 Jumor Rep resentatlve Pres1dent 4 Student Councll 3 4 Sc1ence Club 2 B nd 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Lxbrarlan 3 BEACON Bennett ln RCVICW Asst Ed1t0T Co Edltor Gold B Lost and Found Momtor 2 3 Var1ety Show 2 3 Chalrman Jumor Prom Program Commlttee Buffalo State Teach ers College General Elementar EdllC3.tlOI1 GERALDINE NAW OTKA A rarfr spzrzt nel fr dnl steer humanity Gerl General T11 Delta H1 Y 2 Interclub Representatlve 3 Pres1dent 4 Movle Club 1 Varlety Show 2 3 Work MELVIN M NEUMAN I really regret lt but I nz cuttmg out Me College Sc1ence Hall MODlt0F 2 Homeroom Tlcket Manager 3 Cafeterla Momtor 4 Bookroom Mon1to1 4 Junxor Councll on World Affaus 3 Treas urer 4 Sc1ence Club 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Math Club 3 4 Movle Club 1 2 Homeroom Bas ketball 4 Homeroom Swlmmm Varxety Show 2 3 Un1ve1 s1ty of Buffalo Pharmacv WESLEY W NICHOLS Young zn limbs lll judge Ill! nt old Wes College Sc1ence T1 ack Club 1 3 Sec1 etary 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Track Squad 1 2 Major Letter 3 Cornell Unner sxty Pre Vetezmary Med1c1ne WIIRIAM M NOON AN SllE6fll6-S916 the essence of popularzty Nlm College Arts Bronze Honor P1n Work WIARY A WUSALL A mmd at peagg 141th all brlou Susle College Sc1ence Gel man Llub 1 Tr1 Delta H1 Y 4 Photography Club 3 4 Un1ve1 slty of Buffalo Chemlstry SAN DRA K NYQLIST 'GM P 7716 another horse Sandv Art Work NANCY E Ye aregth o e ear My VW MARK 0 ROURKE Genms IS the abzlzty to escape hard 1l0Tk Gork College Sc1ence From Bxshop Fallon 1952 Football Major Letter 4 Syracuse Umver s1tv Buslness AdI1l1HlStY2ltlOn SUSAlN PARNESS In, qmf tm ss and confidence shall be your strength Susle College Sc1ence F1 ench Club 2 4 .Iumor COllI'lC1l on World Affairs BEACON 3 Gold B Hall MOHltOF Un1 W6lSltV of Buffalo os.ff Q,t Ju- JOHN PAX Wzthout muszc lzfe uould be a mzstake Jack College Sc1ence Jew elled Honol P1n Student Councll North Delaware H1 Y 1 2 Chaplaln 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Concertmaster 3 4 Vanety Show Cornell UI1lV8fS1ty Indus tual and Labor Relatlons lf STHI' R l I' ARSON A P111111I1f11l 11111111111 IS H11 11111111I1s1 1 Ill 1 1 1 s Geneial Pacullx Asmst ant 'vlodeling School THOMAS R PETERS Wo111l1'o11.s is th1 Stff 1111111 11 C'hPfTfllll1f ss Tom Eng1nee11ng Football Major Letter 4 Cross Countrx Vlajor Letter 1 2 Track Squad Undecided WICTOR PETERSON Hold frzerzdslzzp 111 If 1111111 Vic General Projection Staff Certificate Photogxaphx Club 2 Swimming Squad 1 2 Major Letter 3 Naxy IOHN R PFALLGRAI4 I hm e only 0111 sou but 1111111 18 he cool' Johnny College Scxence Stamp Club 1 Secretarv 2 .Iumor Council on Vlorld Affairs 3 Football Squad 3 Home room Basketball 1 4 UDlX8lSltX of Buffalo Pre Dentistrx DONALD W Pl' AL Talent 16 bllll' 111 51111111111 character 111 H11 SfTf 11111 of th1 1101111 Don College Science Senior Class Prophet Jewelled Honor Pm Bronze Service Pm Legion of Honor 3 4 Kew Club 3 'Worth Delaware H1 Y 3 4 Chap lain 2 Buffalo Area H1 Y Council President 3 4 State H1 Y Council Alternate 4 Homeroom Basket b 1 2 Homeioom Swimming Projection Staff 1 4 Springfield College KATHERINE PHILLIES The busy ber has 1111 timr' for sorro11 ' 'Kay 4 College Science' Kodaya Hi-Y 4 - BEACON 1-4, Home- room Manager 1, 2. Gold Pin V Gold B Variety Show Sophomore Assembly A Univer- sity of BuHalo, Business Adminis- tration IHYIIIS IICKRAI b 11 fill 11111111 11111 llzzx sh ll 1Il 1111 1 General 400 Point Iettei XHIIQIX Show 3 Buf falo Stite Teacheis College STAN LL! PLEVS NIAK L 1111 111-11 111 r 111111 11r1l Stan College Science Home room Basketball 1 3 Elie Countx Technical Institute RICHARD POLAKOFI' Ht plays 111 U11 11111111 of A111115 P0118 College Science Gold Honor Pin Sclence Club 1 Projectron Staff 1 3 Junior Red Cross Counc1l 2 Math Club 4 German Club 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Chess Cl11b 1 3 Presldent 4 Ufl1X9lSltX of Buffalo Pharm lcx SARA PO'VIERAlNZ C11r1I111l 111111abl1 fr1e111ll11 to all College Language From Ger many 1952 2 2 Year Graduate Buffalo State Teachers College ROS ALIE POTOSKY A1111I11b1l11y sI11111s by zts 011 lwht College La uage French Club 2 Spanish Club 4 Unxxersity of Buffalo Secretalial Course SUSAN PLRDX A p11r11y jllll Z6 lzhc fl 1111lo1Iy 'Susie College Science -Moxie Club 1 Junior Council on VVorld Affairs 3 Photography Club 4 Cold B University of Bulfalo WILLIAM RADOIN 'California herr I rom' B1 Chess Club 1 Home room Basketball 1 2 University of Southern California Pre Law WIIVI RASS For zzrtur only finds ftrruul ame College Language Janualy Glad nate German Club 2 F1 ench Club 3 University of Buffalo WIILI' ORD RILIMAIN Sel trust 19 thc fssfurr hfrolsm Micky College Science Jew elled Honoi Pin Math Club Treasurer 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 3 Chess Club 3 Legion of Honoi 4 Movie Club BEACON 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 University of Buf falo Pre Dentistry WIARIAlN RlLSMAlN Doznq common thzuqs unrom mmily u zll oftfn brim, sucrr ss Mare Gene! al Januar y Graduate University of Bu alo Mir Tech www IDRIAN RESN ICK I am frarfully and u oudr zjullu made Champ College Science From New Ymk City 1952 Spamsh Club 3 Junior Council on World Affairs 4 'hack Club BEACON 4 Homeroom Basketball 3 4 Track 'vlajoi Letter 3 Antioch College Pss chiatry PALL RICHARDS W hy shouldtlz1'rlc'1'ill1r1u-fiull thx' good tunes P. 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College Science Golrl Honor Pin --- Key Club 3, 4 Legion of Honor 4 Chess Club 1 - - Math Club 3 4 Student Coun- cil 3 - Bennett Rollers 1 BEA- CON 1-3, Co-Editor, Music Column H Homeroom Basketball 1-3 f Variety Show 1-4 - Orchestra 1-4 -- Freshman Assembly - Cornell University, Pre-Medicine IUDITH A RICHARDSOIN Profit I9 a by product of uork happzncss as its chzef product Judy College Science From Kenmore 1951 Hall Monitor 4 Junior Council on World Affairs 3 Jumoi Red Cross Service Club Spanish Club 3 Secretary 4 Senior Girls H1 Y 3 Area Council Secretary 4 BEACON 2 Girls Sports Ass t Editor 3 Co Editor 4 Silvei Pin 150 Point Letter Vaiietg Show 2 University of Buffalo Nursing HAROLD E RIMMER A qood tongue has seldom msd to be q attfntzon Ha General Erie County Technical Institute ILRRY R BINS gf, Vzct Q nys to the most pfr r word pos zble ns not 1 my cut nary C ege S German Club 1 Science ub 1 Aquarium Club 4 Movie Cl lb 1 BEACOIN Homer om Manag 1 Baseball 2 IB sketball Major Letter 3 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Univei sity of Buffalo Pharmacy LYNN ROCK Enthu 1 sm as the ofnms . .a 1 ffic Q? 4 01,9 , IUDI ROG ll. fllSllfllfSS o -Uqeuflewc ll UDIOI' 'Off ga ROBERT RODGI' RS I haw' multipliwl risirms. and used Silllilitlldfwu Bob - Business Projection Staff 2-4 V - Public Address System 2 4 Bennett Boys Hi-Y Secretary '- - Cross Country Squad 1 - University of Buffalo, Business Ad- ministration SHELDOIN VS ROGERS A man of qladness seldom falls into sadness Chxco College Language January Graduate Bronze Honor Pm French Club 2 Hebrew Club Pres1dent 3 SCIENCE Club Mov1e Club 1 Homeroom Basketball 1 3 Student Counc1l Cafeter1a Momtor 4 Un1 xerslty of Buffalo Pre Law 'VIARY RONCOlNE That calm of soul uluch 1 zrtue only knous Mare Bank Teller 4 150 Po1nt Letter Work BERNICE ROSEN Hztch your 1lU,y0ll t sta but hold Bea lub 2 erslty of B ff WWW' ICHARD ROSE NBERG X He says llttle but to e purpose D1ck College Sc1ence S1lve1 Honor P1n Sclence Club 3 4 Jumor Counc1l on World Alfalrs 3 Chess Club 3 Mov1e Club 1 BEACON 4 Homeroom Man ager 2 Homeroom Basketball 3 Variety Show 4 Bookroom Momtor 4 Brown Unlverslty Pre Medlcme BERNARD ROSEVECHER The houses that he makes last tlll doomsday ROSIG College SCIENCE F1 om CHHISIUS 1952 Undertaker s Ap prent1ce HARRY D ROSSEN Happiness belongs to thosf H110 arf contentfd Hersh nelal F1 enc Club 3 rs1ty of Bu IANE RUBEWSTEIIN VI oman Tl 1th more than common grace formd Janey College Sclence Spamsh Club 3 Jumor Counc1l on World AHHIFS 3 4 Movle Club 1 Junlor Red Cross Coun c1l 3 Hall Momtor 4 Varletx Show 3 4 Connectlcut College for Women DAY ID A RUDN EY As a man lates and thmks so u zll he u rlte Dave College Sclence Chess Club 1 Bennett Boys H1 Y 3 4 Sc1ence Club 1 2 Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Cornell UHIVEF Sl y EDWARD RUSLANDER Frwnds are good qood lf u ell chosen Edd1e College Sclence Spanlsh Club 3 Mov1e Club 1 Jun1or Counc1l on World AHHIFS 4 BEACON Homeroom Manager Syracuse Unlverslty BUSINESS Adm1n1strat1or1 JAMES RUSSELL Vlrtue lS 1ts ou n reu ard Jlm College SCICHCG North Delaware H1 Y 2 4 Chess Club 2 Homeroom Basketball Um verslty of Buffalo Sclence N AlN CY JO RYAN Nancy danced u hen she u as tuo as buttercups and dajodtls do Art BEACON 1 150 Po1nt Lette1 Var1ety Show 3 4 Rochester Instltute of Technology Reta1l1ng ROBERT RYAN Days' that mahr us happy make us uzse Bob College Sclence Flom BlShOp Fallon 1951 Sclence Club 3 Photographs Club 3 Projectlon Staff 3 4 orth Delaware H1 Y 4 Armed Forces DONALD RYCOMBEL As uprzqht as the cedar Don College SCIENCE BEA CON Homeroom 'VIanager 1 Can1s1us College LEONARD SARAN Nothmg great uas eter achzeted uzthout enthuszasm Lenn1e College SCIGDCC January Graduate Junlor Red Cross Counc1l 3 BEACON Home room Manager 1 2 Homeroom Basketball 1 4 Var1ety Show 1 Sophomore Assembly Un1 vers1tv of Buffalo Pharmacy IANICE R SATUREN Eloquence IS loqzc on fire Jan College Sc1ence Ser VICE Certlficate Jewelled Honol P1n SCIGHCB Club 3 PI6Sld6Ht 4 Math Club 3 Sgt at Arms 4 .Tumor Counc1l on World Affa1rs 1 MOVIE Club 1 2 Leg1on of Honor 4 BEACON 3 4 Home roon1 Manager 4 Gold B Math Club 4 Cornell Arts and Sclences JOAN SCACCIA The truest uzsdom ln general zs a resolute detfrmmatzon Scash College Sc1ence Trl Delta H1 Y 3 4 Movle Club 1 2 M1llard F1llmore Hosp1tal School of Nursmg JAN ICE SCHERZIN GER Be a leader of qood Cheer Jan General Office Mon1to1 Gym MOH1tOT Kodaya H1 Y Area Representatlve 2 Inte1 H1 Y Counc1l 3 Vlce P1es1dent 4 Movle Club 1 2 BFACON 2 G1rls C1rculat1on Managel 3 4 S1lver P1n Gold B Cheer leader 3 4 Valletx Show 3 4 Sophomore Assembly Buffalo State Teachers College Gene1al Elementarx Educatlon BRLCE SCHIFERLE Eterythzzzq nourzshes that is strong already Goose Eng1nee11ng F1 om St Joseph s 1903 VS 01k 7710 I Ill S' BEVERLY SCHRAG Cheerful looks make etery dash a feast Bev College Sc1ence Kodaya H1 Y 4 BEACON 3 4 Bronze Pm Go d B Sophomore Assembly M1llard F1llmore Hos pltal School of Nursxng DIANE NI SCI-IULTZ She ts as quzet as a lamb College Sc1ence Un1vers1ty Buffalo Chemlstry DONNA L SCHULTL 'F'r1endshzp ts the wwe of lzfe College Sc1ence Sen1or Class G1rls Treasurer W1nner D A R Contest 4 Sw1mm1ng MOHlt0F 1 Bronze Honor P1n Math Club Secretary 4 LeglOH of Honor 3 4 Var1ety Show 4 Sen1or G1rls H1 Y 3 4 Movle Cub 1 2 .Tumor Red Cross Counc1l 1 Student Counc1l 2 GITIS Representatxve at Large 4 BEACON Homeroom Manager 3 Asst AdV8FtlSlHg Edltor 4 Gold Buffalo State Teachers College JOAN SCHUM A little quiet ls the only dzet College Sc1ence Bennett Rollers Bank Teller 3 4 Bryant and Stratton Buslness Inst1tute RAYVIOIND SCHUTTE There 9 qold zu them thar teeth Sonny College SCISHCC From Beaver Falls Pennsylvan1a 1951 Unn ersxty of Buffalo Pre Dentlstry tl L 689 or r tra 1 3 n Clu 1 3 Math Club 3 c1l on World a1r u nt C C11 3 1 o ea: vers1ty of ts and riff? 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A ' -4 d ' Ju ' r e Cr 'C 'on n 3 BE N ,gl 1n 't 1' , C - 't ' h ri 1' 1 ,I ' in A ' lu , 4 ' S es J ewelled J' SYBIL SCHWARTL Here ze a dear and truf mdustrzous' frzend Syble College Language Spamsh Club 3 4 Movle Club 1 Cornell UYIIVCISIIY Home Eco l lOlYllCS ELLElN C SEEBERG Truth breathed by Ch667f1llNE.SS College Scxence MOVIE Llub 1 Junlor Councll on World Affalrs 3 Sclence Club 4 UHlVeTSlty of Buffalo WILLIAM SEGAL 'Labor is but refre.shmc11t from repose Bxlly College Sclence S1lve1 Honor P1n Stamp Club 1 3 4 Chess Club 3 4 Jumor Coun c11 on World Affalrs 4 Umver slty of Buffalo SANDRA B SELIG Good thmgv comf Hz small packages Sandy College Sclence Spanlsh Club 3 4 Movle Club 1 Gold B Buffalo State Teach ers College Home Econorrucs efesefwr' arm es e pst error J GRETLHEN SHOEMAKER The jirst of all l1TtNfS 1s mnocence the ne It IS modeety Shoe College Sclence Movxe Club 1 Semor Glrls H1Y 3 Presxdent 4 BEACON 4 Gvm and Swlmmmg Monltol Gold Varlety Show 3 Russell Sage College Phvslo Therapy ROBERT G SIEDLER Truth needs no color beauty no pencil Bob Engmeermg Bennett Boys H1 Y 3 Sgt at Arms 4 Photography Club Projectlon Staff 1 2 Flag Marshall 3 4 Umversxty of Buffalo Englneermg ERNEST SIEGEL The better part of lalor dtscretzon Ernle C eg Lafay Junl c Wo l m Geolo B iff U .fill-77 eff ga d HERBERT SIEGEL hav! 444 Let as spend our ln c S as wfll as ue can Sleg College Sclence Sclence Club 1 2 Chess Club 1 Span lsh Club 2 Jumor Councll on World AEHIPS 2 3 Homeroorn Basketball 1 4 Homeroom Swxm mmg 1 Varletv Show 2 4 Hall Momtor 2 3 Un1vers1ty of Buffalo Buslness ADRIENNE R S ERB G 67' 10106 lb SOHQ Qale B nze Pm Hall Monltor 4 1' ' ,VET Clenagfl ros 'Q n 1 Filg lub A 0 Home anagel Ohlofalktfisadf t 1-el! ANNETTE SUVION 7 he great charm of talkzng General From Hutchlnson 1951 Bryant and Stratton Busmess Instltute ANTHONY I SINElNI The laughtfr of man zs th: contentment of God Tony College Sclence From Blshop Fallon 1959 Unlvelsltx of Buffalo BEVERLY I SKOPITI Fzrmness rs qrrat puszstfurf is qrrater Bev General BEACON 4 Faculty Ass t 2 4 Oflice Monrtor 4 Umverslty of Buffalo Busrness NIORRELL SLOAIN Nights are long when you ave au ay my buddy Bud College Sc1ence Jumor Red Cross Councll 2 4 Bennett Boys H1 Y 1 Photography Club Swrmmrng Squad 1 Major Letter 2 4 Cross Country Squad Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Varlety Show 4 College HELEN C SMITH Enthusiasm ls the mtorlcatton of earnestness College Sc1ence Gym Mon1tor 3 Bennett Rollers 1 Kodaya H1 Y 2 3 Sgt at Arms 4 BEA CON 3 4 Bronze Pm Gold B Varrety Show 3 Sophomore Assembly Co Charrman Arrange Cortland State Teachers College SUSAN SMITH Virtue lS like a rlch stout ISUSIQ College Sc1ence Kodaya H1 Y 2 4 MOVIC Club 1 400 Polnt Letter Varrety Show 2 4 Buffalo State Teach ers College General Elementary EdLlC3.tlOI'l MARIOIN D SNOWDEL She wears the rose of youth upon her R10 From Hutchmson 1953 Hutchlnson Glrls Councll 1 Lunchroom Commrttee GIFIS Chorus 3 Band 1 Newspaper Reporter 2 Calendar Photog rapher 2 After School Sports 3 I-Iutchmson Student Show 2 Unlversrty of Buffalo Nursmg VIARY SPECK Mama Mama Mza take me to the pzzzarla College SCIEDCC Gym Monrtor Swxmmmg MOHlt0F 3 Senror Grrls H1 Y 3 Chaplaln 4 Mov1e Club 1 BEACON 3 Gold B Varrety Show 2 3 Freshman Assembly Co Chau man Decoratrons Commxttee Jun ror Prom Brockport State Teach ers College SLLANNI' STARK Ffu thznqs are l7IlpOSSlblI to l11llqfllC6 and skill Shark Art Gold Honor P1n Vlestern New York Spanrsh II Contest Wlnner 3 Tap Chorus 1 Spamsh Club 2 4 BEACON 2 4 Sllver Pln God Varrety Show 3 Buffalo State Teachers College Art Educatron HEX RY I STELMAN H1s foes procluzm hzs courage hzs jrzends hrs truth Hank College Sc1ence Ben nett Boys H1 Y 3 Treasurer 4 Flag Marshall Capta1n 4 Mar quet UHlV6FSltV Pre Med1c1ne ROBERT S STEW LN SON Good humor ts auays a success Stewe College SCIENCE Home room Basketball 1 3 Varrety Show 1 2 4 Unrwerslty of Buf falo Arts and Sc1ence NIURRY STURN ER Character 19 lzkc an acrostu' react lt foruarft backu ard or amass at stzll spells th! same thinly Murph College Sc1ence Junror Councrl on World Affarrs 3 Chess Club 1 Mov1e Club 1 Sc1ence Club 2 Homeroom Basketball 1 3 Swrmmmg Squad Amerlcan I egron Baseball 1 Track Sq11ad 1 Varrety Show Unrversrtx of Buffalo Phar macv HARRY J SULTZ No our of really cultuatfrl llltfnllfft denzes the 1 arlety of natural endou ments Harshel College Sc1ence Movie Club 1 2 German Club 2 Golf Club 2 Homeroom Bas ketball 1 4 Track Squad 1 Homeroom SNV1l'llITllI'lg 1 Base ba 4 Variety Show 2 3 Lnnersrtx of Buffalo Pharmacy SE! MORE SLNSHINE The style IS the man hzmselj Sym College Scrence Sc1ence Club 1 3 Mov1e Club 1 2 Chess Club 1 Assembly Monrtor Student Councll 1 Home room Basketball 1 4 Freshman Swlmmrng Track Squad 1 UH1X9FSltY of Buffalo . . . 'A .' ,' I tu ' V.. 'l. , v- --,-'-- v f-I .. , . 4 ', , - 1.15 , 1. .n I ,, , -1 Q U ' , - N - , , i . W, ' I , Q ,' K ' V., -1 . . . j oo, ..B,, C K V -' y v W 1' . ' 1 v Av U n Av ff ' , , ',, .t ' ' ' . -4 nv fi- ' ' . H H . x Y i I E, , Y V '- v Y v '- 2 y ' . 3, 4 - ' ' , ' D ' L' , - - ' ' 4 f - . Y 1 v f tr ' . ' ' ' ' t. . '. . . 1, ..'. , -4 , ny' ' Wm , I- l Y '- - in - - ' - .. H Y. I -V- ments Committee of Junior Prom , N I A I . QU 1. I ' ' ' Q . , , , . ,, iw . Y I V I . C ' . v A I 7- l an H . ' ' l t' - ' ' . - 2 A ' f 1 -- ' J ' i Yi- .' y v t 2 y A ' ' lf V -- V v I l I -ng .1 , , ' . , u ' rv - I I J ' ' I ' ' u YY ' ' ' ' , ' ll -' 5' , V ' v 1 ' r 1 - 1 4 v L v v v v ln' - . 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' ' - 5 , I '1 -S - HFRBERT SUSSMAN The hand that follou s mtellerf achzez es' Herb College Sc1ence Senlor Class Salutatorlan Jew elled Honor P1n School Wmner Natlonal Mathematxcs Contest 3 Chess Club 1 2 Presldent 3 Leglon of Honor 3 Presldent 4 Key Club 2 4 Iunlor Counc1l on World Affalrs 2 4 Gel man Club 3 BEACON 2 Co Edltol Junlor Column 3 Co Llterary Ed1tor 4 Sllver P1n Bookroom MOHlt0T 2 4 Sxlver P1n Mercer Speakmg Contest 3 Bank Te1le1 3 4 Yale Un1vers1ty Pre Medlcme IUDITI-I L SUTEI-IALL Speak softly and smzle su eetly Judy General Bronze Honor P1n Bennett Rollers 1 Corres pondlng Secretary 2 Mov1e Club Tr1 Delta H1 Y 3 4 Jun lor Red Cross Counc1l 2 Bryant and Stratton Busmess Instltute MARCIA SUTOR Always ready for a good time Mush General Tr1 Delta H1 Y 3 Recordmg Secretary 4 Mov1e Club 1 2 Gold B Var1ety Show 4 M11lard F1llmore Hospltal School of lNurs1ng DOROTHY SWAGLER Good humor ls goodness and wzsdom combined College SCICDCS Jewelled Honor P1n Leg1on of Honor 4 Span 1sh Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Jun1or Counc1l on World AtTa1rs 3 4 Sc1ence Club 2 3 Oiiice Mom to 2 4 Mov1e Club 1 BEA CON Buslness Edltor 4 Gold Bank Teller 3 4 Cornell Un1y erslty PHILIP SWEET We all look up to hun Phll Englneermg Unxvez s1ty of Buffalo Eng1neer1ng MORTON SWERLIN G Man IS the 1nerr1estspec1es' of the creation SOph16 College SCIENCE SCIENCE Club 1 Hall Monltor 1 Gtudance MOn1tOT 1 Home room T1Ck6t Manager 1 2 Jun lor Counc1l on World AERIFS 2 3 MOV18 Club 1 Chess Club 1 Homeroom Basketball 1 3 Track Club 1 Swlmmmg Squad Amencan Leg1on Baseball 1 Varxety Show 2 Umverslty of Buffalo Pharmacy DOlNAID I SYKFS Thr llIlll1ISt of eizslznefwus SITI Ice to ofhers Don College SCIGHCC Photog laphy Club 1 V1ceP1es1dent 2 Plesldent 3 4 Nolth Delawaze H1 Y 3 V1ce Plesldent 4 Delegate to Albany 4 Key Club 4 BEACON Homeloom Manage1 3 Photography Ed1to1 3 Majoz Staff 4 Bronze P1n Rochestel Instl tute of Technology AN Tl-IOlN Y TAMBURELLO Honesty needs no ellsquzse or 0Tl1fl1IlQ'l1tS Tony General Homeroon1 Basketball 1 Homeroom T1cket Manager 1 2 Rochester Instl tute of Technology HOWARD M TANENBAUM Glorzous 111 hzs apparel' How1e College Sc1ence Mov1e Club 1 2 Stamp Club 2 Sgt at Arms 4 Chess Club 2 Golf Club 2 Science Club 2 4 JLIHIOI' Counc1l on World Affa1rs 2 Jumor Red Cross Counc1l 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 Varlety Show 2 4 Homeroom T1Ck6t Manager 3 Band 2 4 Orch estra 2 4 Swmg Band 4 Northwestern Un1vers1ty BUSIHGSS Adm1n1strat1on FAY TAYLOR She nas a phantom of de llght Joe Flne Arts Gym Mom to 3 Ollice MOHltOY 2 BEA CON 3 4 Gold B Varletv Show 3 4 Albllght Art School PATRIK IA A TELAAK The 11 conquer 11 ho be'l1e1 e the lj can Pat Genelal F1 om Holy Angels Academy 1951 Gold Varlety Show 2 Alpha Omega H1 Y 3 Bry ant and Stl at ton Bl1SlH6SS Inst1tute ASTA TERSKILH Wisdom alone ls a sczence of other sclerlcms and of 1t.self W1ld Cat College Sc1ence From Fosd1ck Masten 1953 January Graduate Tr1 Delta H1 Y 4 Palladlan L1te1ary S001 ety 3 Glee Club 1 3 Un1ver Slth of Buffalo Pre M9d1C1H6 CAROL R TINIM A thznq of beauty 19 I1 joy former Trmmey College Scrence Srlver Honor Pm Band 1 Orchestra 2 Alpha Omega H1 Y 2 3 Semor Representatrve 4 Delegate Sponsor to Albam 4 .lunror Red Cross Serxrce Club 4 Math Club 4 Moxre Club 1 BEACON 3 4 Bronze Pm Gold Varrety Show 2 4 Buf falo State Teachers College Home Economrcs SANDRA TI A11 11 ent 1 manho ov? e i e a lu 4 ah sr d Co n L GARY TOP POLO H19 l1111bs 11 1r1 cast 111 111a11ly111ol1l For hfarty sport 07 COlll'f St bold G T College Scrence Senror Boys Treasurer Key Club 2 Beta H1 X 3 4 Junror Red Cross Councrl 3 BEACON Co Edrtor Sophomore Column Asst Edrtor Junror Column Co Edrtor Heard rn the Corrrdors Football Major Letter 2 4 All Hrgh Honorable Mentron 3 4 Co Captarn 4 Bas ketball Squad 1 3 Track Major Cafeterra Monrtor 2 4 North Western Unrversrtv Crvrl Engrneer rn MARILYN I TURNER Thr ll orld 1111011119 to tl11 1 111 r111 111' General Alpha Omega H1 Y 2 4 Go d Varretj Show 3 Lost and Pound Monrtor 3 Swrmmrng Monrtor 4 Brxant and Stratton Busrness Instrtute GFORGF TLFTLO D1f1ls not 1401119 College Strence Jevx elled Honor Pm Chess Club 1 3 North Delaware H1 Y 3 4 Latrn Honor arj Socretx 4 Junror Red Cross Councrl 2 Homeroom Basketball Unrw er srtx of Buffalo Pre Medrcrne 'NIARY IN H LNGER T711 11111111 of tlrouqlrt H11 1111111111 of tl11 11111111 Ungre College Scrente Gold Honor Prn Chess Club 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 Scrence Club 4 Math Club 4 Junror Councrl on VS or ld Affarrs 4 BEACON 4 Sxummrng Squad 1 Home room Basketball 4 Bank Teller Unrsersrtx of Buffalo Pre 'Wedrcrne IAROL M VANDERCHER My art 1s 1ny prayer Art Bronze Honor P1n Alpha Omega H1 Y 2 3 Correspondrng Secretary 4 Tap Chorus 1 2 Movre Club 1 BEACON 4 Gold B Varrety Shovs 1 4 Specral Chorus 4 Albrrght Art School NANLY VAN SLYKL A mfrry heart goes all the day Nance College Scrence Senror Grrls H1 Y 3 4 BEACON 3 4 Bronze P1n Gold B Varrety Show 1 3 4 Unrversrty of Buffalo MARY V If ANI' S Good Clllllplllly 111111 flood 11151 oursf 11r1 H11 11ry Sllllll s of 1 zrtut Mar General Photogr aphv Club 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Movre Club 1 BEACON 3 4 Bronze P1n 150 Pornt Letter Bryant and Stratton Busrness Instrtute I' BLD V OLLWIAR Th1r1 ll br a hot t11111 111 the old tml ll to111qht F1 1tz Gener al Football Squad 1 Major Letter 2 4 Bas ketball Squad 1 Major Letter 2 4 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Homeroom Swrmmrng 1 Muhlen berg College Engrneerrng 10 to 11 ll 1 neral BEACON 1 rn Le Var retx how 3 Keuk ollege ETH XS ALLS 1111t11r ss only fllllllllff s 1111 x 11111 qrzty Ken College Scrence Pro jectron Staff 4 Bennett Boxs H1 Y 2 Flag Marshall 4 Unr xersrtx of Bulfalo Pharmacx ..B,, g J, ' , 1 - .1 OF ' - j H d A ll 1 -A s - . 7 ,. ,, f I r ' - n - ' .7 - . - 2 , 1 b 1 ' ' '1 - i ' e .s - 1: le s Letter 1-3 Variety Shout 2-4 A A ' g I - 1 1 A I .,B,. 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K - vw v'u'- 1,1 Iv . 3' 4-AW -v . - Av v . - l 45 LOIS I WALTFR Bfauty as truth truth beauty Loev College Sclente SIINCI Honol P1n Junlor Red Cross SCIVICC Club 3 P1es1dent 4 Semor G1rls H1 Y 3 4 Student Counc1l 1 Leg1on of Honol 4 BEACON 3 Asst Club Notes Edltor 4 Varlety Show 4 M11 lard F1llmo1e HOSpltal School of Nursmg DONALD N WARMAN The tone of fashton 111th uqorous szmplzczty and modest courage Don College Sc1ence Jun 1or Counc1l on World AHHITS 3 SCISDCG Club 4 Basketball Squad 2 Un1V9rSlty of Buffalo BllS1 ness FSTELLE WARR By steps 'll e may asef nd to God B1dd1e General From Hutch 1nson 1953 Spec1al Chorus Clrls Counc1l Jun1or Red Cross Club Kappa Rho H1 Y Chaplaln MARIE WASHINGTON Musto ubrates m the memory R1a College Sc1ence From Hutchmson 1953 G1rls C0l1nC1l Kappa Rho H1 Y Gxrls Chorus M1X6d Chorus Un1 vers1ty of Buffalo Nurslng KATHRYN W EBSTER Forel er smrmzq as they shane The hand that made us ts dntue C0Ok16 General Tap Chorus Pres1dent 1 2 Kodaya H1 Y 2 3 P1es1dent 4 Movle Club 1 2 Spec1al Chorus 3 4 Jun1o1 Red Lross Counc1l 3 Gold B Band Majorette 2 3 Fresh man and Sophomore Assembhes Var1ety Show 2 4 Rosary H111 College SHIRLEY W FINBERG The qv zztlenfss of all the qorls go 14 1th thee Shlrl College Sc1ence W1n ner of New F1ont1ers IH Scxence Contest 2 Sclence Club 1 Movle Club 1 2 Spanlsh Club .Tumor Co11nc1l on World Affaus JUHIOI Red CIOSS COLIHCII 1 00 POlHt Lettel Vax 1etX Show 3 Band 1 2 Un1ve1s1tx of Buffalo L1beral Arts X A tha I FRVSHN WLINSTLUN Jr stfrs do oftfn pro: r paophz ts Welny College SCICDCC JUNIOR Counc1l on Vlorld Affaus 4 Science Club 3 T1 easurer Un1vers1ty of Pennsvlvama Ac countlng ALBERT S VKFINTRAUB Art IS man s naturf nature 19 F011 9 mt Alb1e College Sc1enc1 Jevx elled Honor P1n Honorable Men t1on Natlonal Poster Contest Guldance Mon1tor Cert1flcate MOVIE Club 1 Sc1ence Club 4 BEACON 2 4 Bronze P1n Pratt Instltute Advert1s1ng Des1gn IEAN A WENDEL Quzetuess and f'onfidfner as hr? strength Jeanme College Sclence Bronze Honor P1n Lost and Found MOHlt0l 2 Alpha Omega H1 Y 2 Chaplaln 3 Treasurer 4 .Tumor Red Cross SQIVICC Club 4 Math Club 3 4 MOV16 Club 1 BEACON 3 4 Homeroom Man ager 2 Bronze P1n Gold B Varxety Show 3 4 Bank Teller Buffalo State Teache1s College General Elementary Fdu JACK WERBLOW Climb hzgh climb far your goal the sky your atm the .star College Language Jewelled Honor Pm Gold Speech P1n Gu1d ance Mon1tor 4 W1nner Mercer Speak1ng Contest 3 Amerlcan 1sm Essay Contest W1nner 2 3 Leg1on of Honor 3 Pres1dent 4 Jun1or Counc1l on World Affaus Pres1dent 3 Bennett Players 3 Presldent 4 Student Counc1l 2 Executlve Commlttee 3 4 Key Club 2 4 Spanlsh Club 2 T1 eas urer 3 BEACON Ass t Llteralv Edltor 3 Co Edltor 4 Hon1e 1oom Basketball 1 3 Ameucan Leg1on Baseball 1 Master of Ceremomes Varlety Show 3 P A Crew 2 4 Debate Team 2 Bennett Representat1ve Em p1re Boys State All Hlgh Ora to11cal Contest 2 Vo1ce of Democ racy Speak1ng Contest 4 Pr1nce ton Un1VeTS1ty Pre Law CONNIE WHITE A true frtend zs foreter a frzend Art From Lafayette 1952 UH1V8TSlty of Buffalo CLAUDE VVILLIS An honest man s the uoblrst 11 ork of God Jun1or General Fro1n Hutch mson 1953 Jumor Red Cross Homeroom Representatwe Band 1 2 L1brary MOU1tOF 1 3 Herald 3 Buffalo State Teach ers College Genelal Flementalx Educatxon V V. nk , .,'Vf1 Q Y I . 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Y . , . 1 I W y Y V .5 .V I , v 5' VIVIANT P WILSON Shf zs a phantom of delmht Vw General From Toronto 1950 I-Iomeloom Tlcket Manager Student COlll lCll Secretary 4 BEACON 4 Varrety Show 2 Bryant and Stratton BllS1IlB9b Il'lSt1tLltB WILLIAM WILSON To bf strong Ls to bf happy B1 College Scrence Jumor Red Cross Councrl 3 4 BEACON 4 I-Iomeroom Manager 2 Swrm mmg Squad 1 Major Letter 2 Basketball Major Letter 3 4 Football 1 Major Letter 4 m erlcan Leglon Baseball 1 3 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Cham plons 3 Varrety Show 4 Ohro Wesleyan Busrness Admlnrstratlon DOROTHY E WIRTH It s nice to be natural 1llIF'7l you 1F naturally H168 Dottl College Scrence Jew elled Honor P1n Alpha Omega H1 Y 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Jumox Red Cross Servrce Club 4 Math Club 4 Leglon of Honor 4 BEACON Alumm Column Ass t Edrtor 3 Co Edlt0F 4 Bronze Pm Gold B Varlety Show 1 3 Mrllard Flllmore Hospltal School of Nursmg ALLAN WOLK I haze enjoyed earthly happzness I hal c lncd and loled College Scrence German Club 3 Jumor Councrl on World Affarrs 2 3 Mov1e Club 1 Track Squad 1 Homer oom Bas ke ball 1 2 Football Txcket Manager 1 Unlversltv of Buf falo Pharmacv ILDITH E ZAX Moody madness lc llljllllly uzlrl Judy College Language Bronze Honor P1n Orchestra German Club 1 3 BEA CON Certlficate 3 Vauetw Show Mercer bpeaklng Contest Alternate 3 Cornell Umx 6lSltX 47 RONALD I YELIN Charactfr makes' lts oun destzny ROUI116 Engmeerlng Banfl 3 Orchestra 1 3 Homeroom Basketball 1 2 Unrwerslty of Buffalo Engmeerlng PFTER IABEL He dos sn t take lztamzns zztamzns take hun Zab MUSIC Mov1e Club 1 Homeroom Basketball 3 4 Freshman Swlmmlng Cheer leader 4 Speclal Chorus 2 4 Tape Recordmg Staff 4 Home room Tlcket Manager MIHHII Umwersrtv LIZABETH I ZACKEWI From a lzttlf spark may burst a mmhty flame TlSh College Sclence Wm ner Mercer Speakmg Contest 3 Alternate Senlor Glrls Declama t1on Contest 4 MOVIG Club 1 Spanrsh Club 2 3 Junlor Councrl on World Affalrs 3 4 Hall Mom tor 4 Sclence Club 1 BEACON 150 Po1nt Letter Sopho more Assembly Cornell Umver srty Industrral and Labor Rela trons IOSEPH ZACKHEINI Wrztc me as one u ho lol es his jello 1 men Joe College Scrence Ph g raphy Club 2 4 BEACO Photogra hy Edltor 3 4 U ?ie,irs1tv'7 ro m M nagergg ny Vvfl M7 ' Heard ln the Corridors A year has past Our longmg w1ll All semors cry For Bennett be It went so fast Throughout the We can t tell why As all w1ll see OUR THOUGHTS ABOUT EXAMS Wr1tten exams Are not what I m best ln I th1nk of the answers After handmg the test 1n ABOUT CLASSES Don t l1ke the teacher The subject s too deep I d cut the class But I need the sleep years tlmes used as a congunctlon It IS never de cl1ned lt IS used 1n the plural and It agrees Wlth all genders MONOLOGUE One woman talkmg lnot to be confused Wlth catalogue two women talk mg BACTERIA Rear of a Cafetefla ABOUT GREEK EXPRESSIONS LAMBDA a pug111st as so I lambda guy on da snoot PHI expressed cond1t1on as Id go away ph1 had the money SIGMA part of warmng as watch out or I ll Slgma dog on you PSI cockney for an Amer1can song a pSl lt ISD t so ALL HIGH DICTIONARY MATHEMATICS ABOUT SIGNS TANGENT Man just back from Flor1da A safety Slgfl read School Dr1ve Slow Don t a Chlld around earth Underneath Someone had scribbled SYMMETRY Where the dead are bur1ed Wa1t for a teacher EQUATION Imagmary l1ne runnmg ENGLISH ABOUT WORDS IDIOM MaglCal 1ngred1ent 1n toothpaste KISS QOCCLUSIONJ A noun though some COMMA State of unconsclousness BIOLOGY da! me M J roman ,Z 0 WHATS IN A NAME PARASITE Native of France TRANSPIRATION Ways of travel VILLI Spamsh bu1ld1ng LEGUME Body of water as Song A sleepy legume a tropical moon BACILLI Rldlculous Ex Don t bacilli GENE G1rl with the light brown hair CHEMISTRY NEUTRALIZATION Making an lmml grant a citizen FISSION Popular summer sport CARBON Famous opera II have a coldl FRICTION Wrltmg 1n prose form of imaginary events NITRATES Evening prices at the movles PRISM Penal institution house of correctlon CAFETERIA CHATTER What do the senior girls see in Uh' hairy chested men? Congratulatlons to Jean Becker who has gained one pound smce becoming a user of the modern The senlor gxrls have a favorite ICC cream Tony Spumom Lend an ear and you will hear Ruth I s famous last words Yep I finally brought my lunch What would happen lf Nancy Van Slyke stopped talking about Bill G Elame Schwartz Don t k1ll It mother follow It and see what it eats Have you heard the latest Peter Honlg IS glV 1ng up drlvlng fboys'J Sandy Beckman IS Boldted pretty tlght 1sn t he What s Kenny Goldsteln got agalnst girls We have been informed that Marilyn B knows all about Ronnie A lunch room poll of the Bennett senlor girls has revealed the popularity of the following songs 1 Censored 2 Happy Blrthday 3 Congratulatlons To You TIME FOR PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS Always make passes at girls that wear glasses iNadme G Judy K Marilyn K and Elame S I For a treat instead of a treatment read HEARD IN THE CORRIDORS Why IS Jane R taking typing? Could It be for that correspondence course at PRINCETON? FUNNY An Indian took his watch to be repaired When the Jeweler took the back off a dead bug fell out The astonlshed Indian exclalmed Ugh' No won der watch won t run Engineer dead' 55450fVf Nuff' Nancy s not a deed Nancy s not a toy Nancy s not a faker She s the real McCoy' Werblow is the name Well known throughout the year He s bound for lots of fame QS, As all of us will hear - L sffi. NOW THE PLAY WILL BEGIN' It all began 1n September of 1950 I Bennett High School had Just caught the first glimpse of my new cares It was an assorted group lt in cluded FISH BASS PICKRAL and a FOX There were TOFFOLOS and n1ce fellows Amongst our group was the lord hlgh CHAMBERLAIN as well as a MILLER who had just seen the constel lation O RYAN and the rings around SATUREN In September 1951 we were caught in the WEBB of school life Some were SWEET and some were sour Everybody was wearing d1fferent colors some were wearmg WHITE st1ll others GREEN and others BROWN We were greeted by the 1vy colored WALLS of Bennett Our first assignment was to learn the FUNCHEON of the angles In September 1952 there was lots of SUN SHINE when we came to school We would go home one day only to WOLK up the next morning and go back agam As 1953 DAWNed bright and clear we were told MAYBE senior dues would be more and may be they wouldn t As we had guessed Mr Farrar HAZLETT the basketball team miss one day of school because they Won the Yale Cup As the BELL rang everybody was YELLEN open the door RICHARDS The WERBLOWd around that graduation might be on a Sunday Instead of PAX of tickets for admisslon we were glven the expected four About thls time a popular song was that s a MOREY Antlclpatlng June gradu ation we were ready to COSH in our four wonder ful years at Bennett Our Column is O er There Is No More fa: ?EZ'425 :mv . 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Box S tm LS Los S GIRLS MOST POPULAR BFST IINF B111 Gleasnu Howle GOldSIllI1 Dlck IXIHSITIAII OI Ily bugmo Gary Toffolo I' Yfd Vollmar Marllyn Bass Roz Benatovlch Elleen Funcheon Sue De Blasxs Donna Schultz Judy Irvlng ff,Qt3'f10nlg MOST LIIIELY TO SUCCEED Dlck KIIISIYIHII DOH Gonson Malqlyn B353 DaVld Hayman Renee Kahn Jack Werblow Carol Murphv Marilyn Bash Exleen Funcheon Dgnna Mlke Cohen B111 GleaSner Dlck Ix1nSman Mar1l n Bass Exleerly Funcheon Scrabble Donna Schultz Tlddlc' Wmks Monopoly FAVORITE SPORT FRIENDLIEST Joe Dce BIll Gleasner BEST DRESSED Mel Neuman Larry Blltekoff Roz BenatOv1ch Peter Honlg Elleen Funcheon Howle Tannenbaum Donna Schultz Marllyn Bass Marllyn Kalser MOST BRILLIANT Nancy Van Slyke DavId Hayman Herbert Sussman Jack Werblow MOST APPEAL LucIlle Dozoretz Vmce Cechml Judy Kaufman Mark O Rourke Inez Goldman Fay Taylor MIke Cohen Verna Walker Peter HOHlg Peter Zabel -Teen Beekef FAVORITE SUBJECT Roz Benatovlch Jackle Gonzales PEPPIEST Glrls Sleep MOST HUMOROUS Study D3V1d Axlerod Boys Larry Blltekoff Clothes Mark O Rourke Carq Jean Becker Roz Benatovlch Joyce Erenstoft our TEACHER MOST ATHLETIC Mr Peepers Tony Clppola Pete Hubbell Fred Vollmar FAVORITE SONG Mary Hendrlcks Everybody Loves Saturday Nlght Kleln TWINS Now It'S Tlme For Partmg Mary Speck Alma Mater 50 . r i, n li X E Y 5 g f' . l- f 1,.. ' 'L' N . . ' ' li ' BEST LOOKING fl, 5 3 i 7 f X tx 5, . K, M 4 W 152' 'Qyzf , 452, ,, '05 wi, .lunlor Column Nm llmb aboard the good sh1p Junlorello for a plrate cru1se Standlng on the brldge We see Captaln Blackbeard Berkoff lJun1or Class Representatwel and h1s first mates Donna Stra1n1ng Zelda T1ebel Joan Updegraff Lorey Huber Lmda Kardaman Carolyn M1l1us Lenny Ludw1g Berme Plesur Oll1e Zmk and Mlchael Shaplro lJun1or members of the Stu dent Counclll ook l1vely now says the Boatswa1n Peg leg Pete Peugeot fmanager of the swlmmlng team! to h1s loyal crew Fred Mosedale Oll1e Poppenberg Dave Gannon Oll1e Zlnk Rleh Carver Jlm Bulger Greg Gonzales and D1ck Dattner who holst the anchor set the sa1l and fly the Jolly Roger hoy barks the Boatswa1n whats that on the starboard? No lt can t be' But It IS Mer malds Margle Long Jo Anne Tedesco Pat Burke and Elva Shaw gayly flapplng the1r ta1ls 1n the sunhght Down mates Back to your ports There ll be no mutlny aboard the good Shlp Jumorello So back they go s1ng mg the1r favorlte sea ehanty Tra La La KOllp1HSk1 s wash1ng machlne a1l1ng sa1l1ng over the bound1ng ma1n Let s pull ln and refuel at that small 1sland off our port bow We followed a strange group of natlves to a place called Helen s HELEN S' There we see the same old couples Marge and Bud Carolyn and Greg AdF13,HH6 and Chuck Marv and Rosalle Doreen and B111 Gretchen and Tommy and D1ane and Peter Who s thls Rlpper Rosenfeld and one eyed Llpman And what are those l1ttle blue p1CC6S of paper they are wavmg Probably some powerful new weapons Let s get out of here L1ft that anchor and holst those salls' ' uppose we check the weather for the rest of our Journey My what a strange barometer readlng Storm' Heavy ra1n followed by Sandy Snapp R eturn1ng home from a successful voyage to K6HS1Ug'tOD we find the good shlp T1ger w1th Ed Harlmg IH charge Among the rare pI'lZ9S captured on the ventures are the Yale Cup and a new 1nd1v1dual scor1ng record of 62 polnts by Ed Harllng agalnst Grover Cleve land Also on the Shlp are Tom Smlth B111 Monkarsh Jerry Santora Herb Berkoff Sey mour Bernsteln and .lumpy Joe Goodrlch merrlly countlng the1r booty and guzzllng rum n between a few barrels we find of all th1ngs a Stowaway H1s name IS Sandy Rosenberg and he s look1ng for a DICE qulet desert 1sland where he can get away from 1t all and work on h1s new mathemat1cal theory Make h1m walk the plank says Boatswa1n Peugeot T Davy Jones locker wlth h1m Walt says Captaln Berkoff I ve got a better 1dea Let s tence h1m to seven per1ods a day 1n Math class o not that pleads Rosenberg Make me walk the plank klll me hang me from the yardarm keelhaul me or do anythlng but that Take h1m below CI'16S Blackbeard Berkoff There s two th1ngs I cant stand cowards and Alpha boys et me down from here By the great horn spoon It s Dana Tlllou and he has pole vaulted 1nto the crows nest' Land ho' Land ho' Shlver my tlmbers we ve nearly reached our dest1nat1on of Sen1orov1a and we haven t sa1d a word about our Guests of Honor the1r Royal M21J6St16S Klng Leonard Ludwlg I Class PFGSI dentl and Queen Lorralne Huber I Class V106 Presldentj not to ment1on Prlncess Carolyn M1l1uS C Class Secretary? accompamed by Blackbeard Berkoff fClass Treasurer! 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I , ' - 1 Q Sophomore Column Class Rlng IS the BEACON theme It s new It s gay It s really keen Ours IS sure to be the best So hurry on and read the rest Sophomore s Lx rlc I etter Once I had a Secret Loxe Unt1l a Stranger 1n Parad1se Make Love to Me Now Llfe IS just a Bowl of Cherrles And my secret love s no secret anymore This Year We Learned Many Things One of our accompllshments was The Tal: Two Cltus wh1ch conslsted of The Perlod Sophomore Year The Mall Boys from Canada The Nlght Shadows Rlta 81 D1ck The Preparatlon Before Exams The W1ne Shop Bargman s Cellar F1ve Years Later Graduatlon A Slght Thls Column A Dxsappomtment Sophomore Boys A Companlon Plcture Conn1e 81 Lee N1ne Days Summer Romance An Op1n1on Hash Party The Sea Stlll RISES Bennett s Pool Trlumph Passed Geometry A Knock at the Door Opportunlty A Hand at Cards D1ck Kleln The Game Made Black Jack O K Mr Bernhard So 5 ou want a few more names Wh1Ch dlstxngulshed people Deserve a taste of fame? Shall I speak of H1mmele Who half th1s column wrxtes Or shall I mentlon Jerry Carp Who s always 1n some phght Who s the boy who makes them swoon S1lverman boy can he croon What glrl has got a VOICE to match Evelyn Lauer s got lt natch Galanls can roll out a beautlful song W1th that glrl we can strlng along Karp keeps her marks way up so hlgll To beat her you ve really got to try Whv lf wt should go and count each one By nt xt St ptembn wa vnouldn t be dom So here wc may all drmk a toast Here wt are key ln hand When the door lS opened where do we stand 'P We are upperclassmen now What a thrlll Junlors Wow Sophomore Polls Box s GIRLS BEST LOOKING Lee Klrk Le1gh Severance Rosemary De Marco Joan Neuman BEST DRESSED Joel Danlels Lee K1rk Susan Busch Barbara Gafter BEST ATH LETE Dana Worman Betty Boldt Barbara Borneman BEST DANCER Gerald Bargman Larry Treger Rosemary DeMarco Saralee Krauth BEST LINE M9lVlD HUFWltZ Lee Klrk Jeanne Parrott Judy Safran FRIENDLIEST Arnold Bernhard Ex erett Goldberg MHPCIH Cohen CORDIS Phlllles SMARTEST Davld Krantz Malcom Lerch Myra Karp Ruth Wemberg MOST OUTSTANDING Arnold Bernhard Lee K1rk Gretchen Hlmmele Myra Karp COOLEST CAT Ronald Dt rrlco Mala om I arc h Vlrglnla Barney To the best Sophomore class Bennett can boast LQIS Wltkm n-.-.G is 7 A L, 1 . -. . y , in. . 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ODP 10 THF FRESHMAIN CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE BOYS Tho oohhomohoo thlhh wHo ARE THE ERESHMAN SWIMMING JOYS we re odd The Jumors say we re V1 e The senlors call us Infants But we re really Juvenile FRESHMAN PUNCTUATION EXC1t1Hg The GIFIS In Red and Whlte NatalIe and Jerry DlCk19 BombecIno Jeanette Gorankoff Jane ShlCk Bob Nover Always together DashIng AbbrevIated Unprednztable Conversatlonallst QUOTABI F MISQUOTES Dlane DIffin ShIrley NeIblIng Ellen WIttman Joyce Savasta Butch Irving GaIl Mattls Bo de O do Love you to death Seriously kldS The thIng IS O K knock lt off It S fabulous Mad Joke Bob Borneman A CRAZY LITTLE MIXED UP JOLRNEY As we enter the WOOD we deposit LEVIN cents In the REGISTER Then we Slt down on a MATTIS Before we know It we have TRAVISed to the WARD The first thIng we notice IS the SUNSHINE all around us To the rIght of us there IS a GREEN BLOCK no lt S a COHN shaped object wIth a HAZELET surroundIng It So we SHUPE over and find an aPAULLING SEGAL We take the b1rd to our new KAISER automobile feed It a fig NEWTON Ito satisfy 1tS hunger? and speed to the nearest dog KANAL All of the dogs are BARCUM at the bird so It has to be FRIED The bird bemg qulte frazzled has to PECKOFF the FRUET that had been thrown at It and sit out for an AARON LOW and be hold a YOUNG WOOSTER WAGNERS h1S taIl and we look over the HEDGER to find we are where WIEBEN at WESTWOOD and VILLA Bob Borneman Dave Bulger Fran DeYoung BIlly Hedger MIke Huntmg Butch IrvIng Tom Mazuca Tom Tedesco Mark Wertheimer DOUBLE TAKES Johnny and Janie Lang Nancy and NatalIe Shupe Connle and CorIne Foxberg Lorxne and Irene MCL6lSh We are Cllmblng up the ladder here at Bennett High And the first rung known as FRESHMAN IS In the days gone by' ThlS ends a happy school year so sorry now But as sophomores stIll our motto IS THE BEST IS YET TO BE' RETROSPECT FOR FRESHMEN Those sIde exlts are being watched the red lIp stlck IS InevItable lnow sIng Dragnet themel Guides are not supphed to get the lost freshmen to class on tlme For those who haven t reahzed It yet bmoculars are a necesslty for freshmen at assemblies Hear Ing a1dS are also recommended It would be nlce If the freshmen would g'lV6 RosIe and Mr He1s a break rather than contlnu ally golng out for football We hope everybody reahzes that the Bennett Special Isn t really special Freshmen boys are lucky for at thIs stage of the game freshmen gIrls wI1l go out wIth them xo 'E 1 1 1 Y J J , V . . . 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A ' . - - - Bennett SCHOLARSHIP CLASSES Again this year Scholarship Classes were held under the capable leadership of Miss Evelyn Muntz Mrs Alfredo Mattera and Mr Floyd H111 Meeting weekly the classes have undertaken a pro gram of testing and review The mam purpose of the Scholarship Classes is to prepare students for the College Entrance Board EXamlH3tlOHS and New York State Scholarship Examinations Be cause of the various topics covered in the exam lnatlons the classes have had reviews in many fields Among these were reviews of art by Miss Amy Smith music by Mr Paul Nichols mathe matics by Miss Theresa Podmele current events by Mr Morris Raiken and a review of New York State Hlstory by Miss Carol Funcheon from Buf falo State Teachers College These classes did not attempt to teach subjects of which the stu dents had no knowledge they reviewed general subjects already studied to refresh the memories of the students Friday evening classes were also held under the capable d1rect1on of Miss Henrietta Straub A program of testing and review was undertaken Amon the most lnterestlng pro rams were the Certainly the Scholarship classes proved both helpful and interesting Thanks should be given to our guidance counselors teachers and all other participants who gave much time and effort to the programs of the classes Bennett has always been a leader 1n the w1n ning of scholarships but without the great 1nter est of our teachers Bennett would not hold the place it does today EIGHTH GRADERS TOUR BENNETT Is the cafeteria in the basement? How do I get to the gym? Which way 1S 1197 Questions questions questlons' Remember the problems you had when you first came to Bennett? Well th1s year a new plan has been 1IlSt1tl1t6d to relieve next year s freshmen of similar troubles Under the supervision of our guidance depart ment eighth graders from the area elementary schools were brought to Bennett to see what a real honest to goodness high school looks like Members of the Leglon of Honor took them on a grand tour to famlliarlze them with the building explamed various facets of school life such as extra curricular activities and the Variety Show and encouraged them to ask any questions There was no shortage of the latter' It IS hoped that the plan will result 1n smoother runmng more successful school 1n the future CAREER DAY A career for the future was the topic of 1m portance as Bennett High School held its annual Career Day on March 24 This year 38 d1fferent careers were represented five of which were d1s cussed for the first time The latter included architecture hotel management msurance library work and psychology The conference ln hotel management was conducted by Mr Douglas F Pierce Personnel Manager of the Hotel Statler The two most popular careers proved to be secretarial work and business management Ben nett students also displayed great interest in the fields of medicine radio and television teaching Journalism beauty culture and modeling the a1r lines engineering and law .lane Bonne a repre sentative from the Beauty Salon of J N Adam gave an interesting talk on the opportunities to be found 1n the field of beauty culture and model 1ng Journallsm was represented by Mr David Peugeot who IS well known for his d1st1nct1ve work 1n the Buffalo Evening News Ralph Hub bell well known sportscaster spoke to the stu dents who were lnterested in the careers offered by radlo and television Captain Fellcetta already familiar to most Bennett students discussed police work All of the interviews were conducted by men and women who are actively engaged in their VHTI ous occupations Many of the representatlves who spoke at our Career Day are well known special ists in their fields Following the lnterviews an informal coffee hour was held in the school cafe teria to which all of the guests were 1nv1ted Dur mg this time they had the opportunity to meet each other and some members of the faculty Members of the Student Council acted as guldes for our visiting representatives Following the 1nterv1ews the Student Council evaluated the program and suggested improve ments for the future Through the co ordmated efforts of our hard working guidance counselors Mr H111 and Mrs Mattera this year s Career Day proved highly successful We slncerely hope that these efforts have helped some students to decide upon their future career I , , . . . a . , . , . . . - y , - . ' ' sa vw - - - . 1 . ' - Y Y ' I Y . . - e . 7 . ' l : - n 1 v . a ' . s ' .Y y ' ' 1 X , . - I s ' 3 ' . . '. ' p . - ' . . Y . . . a , . u Y . ' - my q y - . . . . , . , ' . ' - . . . .v u , . 3 . l . l 3 ' - reviews of English Llterature and current events. - - - . . . Y . . ' . 9 ' 8 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' r . . , , . ' , . . , . , . . . . . . - . . . y . , - - . ' . - . , ' . . , , . - . . . . . , . . 64 Classes W UKTw,, -, V' V4 ' fs, 5 1 A 1. ,V ,, Muslc Notes We want you to know wc re nobody s fool And that thls column w1ll really be cool So p1Ck up this book and please don t yawn Cause we guarantee lt s crazy and gone' It seems that the Bennett glrls are not the only ones that are swoomng over Jerry Sllverman He was heard by a talent scout from the Town Casmo durmg one of the Varlety Show performances and asked to slng at the T C Nlce golng Curly' Howard Tannenbaum I say whatever key were you playmg ln? Davld Axelrod Skeleton key H T Skeleton key whatever do you mean? Axe F1tS anythlng We would llke to thank Joseph Wmcenc Harry Taub Ronald Rlchards Dlana Corto Aaron Juve her and all of Bennett s alumnl for partlclpatlng Olll HLNT R A 1 hl H N Y Ill k N K Nihl B I ld ln the Buffalo Phllharmomc Pop Concert that Bennett sponsored It was a great success and we all appreclated the1r fine performance Part of the proceeds from the concert was donated to the muslc department by the way has anyone notlced Mr Nlchols new Jaguar? S Don G A man offered me one hundred dol lars a strmg to stop playmg the v1ol1n H Howard G Dxd you stop? S D G Yeah now I m learmng how to play the harp We want to commend the Bennett Strlng Qum tet They have been meetlng weekly after school and workmg very hard Members are Edlth Ro govln tplanol John Pax 1v1ol1n and concert master! Rlchard Lederman lvlollnl Jerry Rev z1n lvlollnb and Judy Gllden lcellol Keep up the flne work klds' 4 l Il ff I O , , . . . l . . , . . , . ' v , . . . . , . . , . . an - . . . '. . Q n ,Y . . , . ' U . ,, , u v ' H U . . .. '- . , H . . ,, . - , as n . n av ' ' - , u ' ' u - l - ' - I v 9 v ' v v v ' v - . , . . . . . V ' - Row I: li. St b, G. SMU. E. R L: 'ln. B. A d- 1Sw'rvtaryv. -I. I n 41' Vt t x. II. xlnrrln Llhrari v. M. IA-:meh tl'rc-sid U. P. Spectre tYl -P .il4'IlfY, I . Il ll I. G. llevzln lA..l. K' I 3 t J, IC. l'ksnn Row 2: SI. limbs. -I. Harilraw I'. Fava. J- U Y IZ. -I. Burke. A. 1' ttl- . C. L 'ln 1l.ll la b. I'. Ant . M. Tln , A. M wma, R. Led!-rnlan. '. S Hier. . .VFIII ll v ZS: L. Hargraw-, ID. Del Bello, R. .llIl- . A. .I I I. hu, J. 1' l. I. Ch .kl , I.. Hurwitz, Il. I I. fl ' '. A. 1' '. I'. K' son. R. Su: man. H. Lal I ll Row 4: . Panzarella. IV. .' ark. Il. l'Ih-nm-r. W. 0'l'onnur. J. Spandle-r. ll. Lapp. I.. Lansky. T. Schifvrle. I'. Uarfinke-I. R. Sfllnvllkenhllrxer. M. ursh-ln. J. il 4-n 1 It Elame S I llkc Faust Dlck D George Wash1ngton sang 1n Faust E S George Wash1ngton sang IH Faust? D D ure Faust IH War Faust IH Peace md Faust 1n the hearts of h1s countrymen ON Tm ROAD Recently some acts of the Yarlety Show per formed for a very apprec1at1ye audlence at State Teachers College Thev also enterta1ned a group of cerebral palsy patlents rlght here at Bennett The Xeterans Hosp1tal also enjoyed a sparklmg performance by part of the V S cast Yes 1ts true Our mwnxficent Calypso glrls performmg at lxenslngton Hlgh School were one of the blggest h1ts eyer 1ece1yed at that school They were coached by M1ss Ford Sey en of our own students took part lafter hay mg an aud1t1onb m the excellent performance of the Jun1or Phllharmomc Orchestra of Erle County Those part1c1pat1ng were Rlchard Leder man ly1ol1nl Morton Abramson ly1ol1nl John Pax ly1o'al Chfford Shlsler itrumpetl Jerry Carp loboel Ph1ll1p Che1ffetz tclarmetl and Paul Rlchards lclarmetl ul br BIND WHO s W HO IN THE BENxLTT RLALM of Music Llberace Sldney F1sh Phll Che1ffetz Cookle Webster Benny Goodman Llly Pons Ethel Smlth Stan Kenton 'Vlarllyn Bass The D1x1e Cats Caruso Charles Blmkoff CLOSING CHORD Any resemblance to persons 11y1ng or dead IS purely lntentlonal Only the names were changed to protect the gullty But IH all slncerlty We fetl unllmlted apprccla t1on to Mr Nlchols and Vlr lNowak for the1r kmd and conslderate cooperatlon necessary 1n the pre paratlon of thls the Nluslc Column 1- Y n,,,- Ilmy l: I'. Nhlslr-r. ll. Morris. H. Landau. Al. Sm: . -I. Ile-farolls 4l.ihrurlunl, W. Gllhl-rt 4I're-Qld:-nth. W. 0'l'onlmr 4Xicc-I're-si- dvnlb. I.. Iiclvlllmn tI.IIrrarIanl, l'. Anton 1I'r0pvrty Mankllll-ri. N. Ih I IIINUII, -I. Kal ' Il Z.: IC, Iill ' ff, II. I -' , I. FII' kll, l'. III1- I - 1.5. Il. .' II . I.. Balrlwr. Nl. I. Il , li, NI' k'I. 'I'. Il ' I I'k . II. ,I' 1 I. I. fl 'Iff'!'.. I. .'l I ' K ZS: II, 'I -I . V. .' I . I. III 'k . Il. Kill k. .L YQI I. R. .'-h 'I-Zl-Z' I L1'- II. I .L 4' . .L -I I'I h . NI. IS 'II . Ii. fl II R I: II. Iilll. ii. K' Lg, V. Il- I , 14. VII KIII. I.. I1 .I. Sl' II' . S. li III-II. NI. I.'II 2 . 'I', . IIf' I-. J. I.'l ' - , ll - X H ' 7 Y v - - 1 - . . .I H 1 . . ,, . . . . L L I H . . . ' . ' 1 m C n . , S L sl , . - . Y ' , - ' Y . . V . i ' , . Y . ' . A, . L . . Y - - V . ' v. ,v . , ' . ' - - - - - -, ' , C D Y ' . y y - - r ,- - . . Y v . . . . A . v v v ' ' ' ' V , - . A . . . ., . T- I , . I' v A I y ,I I 1 v v I I 1. v V I 1 . ' Ari Department ThlS could hardly be called a qulet year 1n art even though the advanced art classes have entered only one poster contest Three Advert1s1ng D6S1g'fl classes have subm1tted posters to the Nat1onal L1vestock and Meat Board Contest on the subject The Value of Meat Bennett I-hgh School entr1es have been awarded twelve prlzes and three honorable ment1ons 1n thls Natlonal Meat Poster Contest Flrst pI'1Z6 IH New York State was awarded to Fay Taylor Her award was twenty five dollars Pr1zes of fifteen dollars each were awarded to Suzanne Stark and Sally Boldt for s1xth and elghth pos1t1ons respect1vely Four pI'1Z6S of ten dollars each were awarded to Soma Atk1n Marl lyn Cosgrove Albert Welntraub and Natal1e Greenberg FIVE prlzes of five dollars each were awarded to Eumce Corn1sh Carol Demzer Sylv1a Llpkus Joanne Tedesco and Patr1c1a Schlehr Honorable mentlons went to W1ll1am Coffey Joann Dannels and Selbert Krass1n A pre contest exh1b1t of the posters proved to every pup1l that Bennett s art1st1c talent IS tech nlcally tops No doubt was IH our mlnds that some awards would be won but the large number presented was truly symbol1c of the hlgh cal1ber of work done annually by the schools Art De partment The semors V1SltCd Albrlght Art School to ob s rve the classes and fam1l1ar1ze themselves w1th the curr1cula Of course a few Bennett alumn1 were seen 1n the halls of Albr1ght job of coord1nat1ng the Carn1val our annual var1ety show w1th MISS G1esecke superv1s1ng cos tumes and props The posters advert1s1ng the productlon were all deslgned and made by our students The sketches and d6S1gIIS on thls page are ex amples of the work done by the art classes Start 1ng IH the upper left IS a menu cover des1gned by W1ll1am Coffey 1n Advert1s1ng Des1gn II to the r1ght IS a flower sketch IH watercolors that was a project of the Drawlng and Palntlng class In the second row IS a watercolor scene pa1nted by Na tal1e Greenberg The problem 1n space relat1on IS the work of Carole Vandercher To advertxse an 1mag'1nary shampoo Bruce Chllton has comblned a sk1llfu1 transparency w1th good lettermg D1 rectly below 1t IS a spatter pa1nt1ng by EUHICC Anne Cormsh These three P16065 were done 1n the Advert1s1ng D9SlgH II class In the lower left hand corner IS a repeat des1gn by Eumce Anne Corn1sh Thls IS one of the best examples of the project done by the Text1le D6S1gI1 I class last year The travel poster of Sweden IS the work of Joann Dannels 1n Advertxslng Des1gn I To summarlze the art department has had a successful year We are proud of our ach1eve ments - ' Y it YY Y - Y 7 ! , . 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' 1 As usual, Miss Holmlund has done an excellent ' v 7 Y BENNETT ENTERS U N This year Bennett Hlgh School was once again privileged to participate in the annual model United Nations General Assembly meeting held at State Teachers College April 3 The five member delegation which included David Hayman lCha1r manl Barbara Hirsch Lee Bluestem Lynn Bar ber and Barbara Rogers represented the country of Iran The model General Assembly session con vened at 9 30 after which the representatives went into committee meetings At the committee meetings resolutions were proposed discussed and voted upon Following a luncheon and the end of the committee meetings the regular General As sembly meeting was called to order and the reso lutlons approved by the committees were intro duced discussed and passed or rejected The ses sion featured lively debate between the U S S R and her satellites and the Western Powers The session ended at 5 00 The delegates enthusiastic ally reported that the entire experience was to them not only interesting but also very beneficial HEAT CONTROL Are you a thermometer or a thermostat? Th1s provocative question was asked of Bennett students by Dr Harvey Rice President of Buffalo State Teachers College in an interesting talk on March 3 Dr Rice compared some students to thermometers and others to thermostats Just as thermometers only mdicate the temperature while thermostats actually regulate it so some students are content merely to observe unfavor able conditions whlle others actually do some thing about them Following Dr Rice s thought provoking speech Bennett students cheered vigor ously as they heard the announcement of their years Yale Cup When Coach Braun explained how our team determined to never say die had come from behind to win the game in the closing seconds we instantly realized the practical mean mg of Dr Rice s talk As we left the auditorium proud of our basketball team we were determined not to consider our high school days with apathy and complacency but to do something construe tive about our education LOVE THY NEIGHBOR On February 19 Bennett dedicated its assembly program to Brotherhood in accordance with Brotherhood Week We were honored to have with us Mr Rob Roy Macleod vice presldent of the Niagara Mohawk Power Company and Pres1 dent of the Chamber of Commerce Mr Macleod spoke generally of the Niagara Frontier region asking us to learn more about its history and achievements and to display our loyalty to lt At the same time he told us that we should have tolerance and respect for other people and the territory in which we as citizens take pride As we left the auditorium we could not help but re call the msplrlng phrase with which Mr Macleod closed his talk The brotherhood of man under the common fatherhood of God IS what everyone should believe and live under POOR RICHARD OR MONEY TALKS The students of Bennett Hlgh School enjoyed an interesting and mformatlve assembly program on March 10 when Mrs Helen Rumkin New York State School Savings Bank Supervisor spoke on the importance of thrift in high school Mrs Rumkin surprised us with the fact that Bennett s students now have over S10 000 in school savlngs deposits She also told us that the average cost of graduation from high school in 1947 was S150 and warned that many of us should soon plan to meet this financial problem through systematic school savlng The importance of learning thrift now as it will prove a necessary virtue in later l1fe was also emphasized Mrs Rumkms speech was followed by two interesting films entitled Its Only the Beginning and Money Talks The first film lllustrated the large amount of money time and research necessary to develop a commercially successful product The second film depicted the importance of a personal budget This assembly taught the students of Bennett a valuable lesson on that important but elusive v1r tue thrift RESOLVED That the United States Adopt a Policy of Free Trade This year the eight members of Bennett s de bate teams analyzed the question of free trade They endeavored to learn all they could on the subject so that they could state the issues favor tive arguments The negative team who remained at home defeated Technical by a score of 10 5 whlle the afiirmative succumbed to East by a score of 9 6 III- BATI' TI- ANI I B 1-KHI B h 1 t B N -I L I H h I K O I 1 1 , ' . . . h H , , . 1 1 v - y v J ' s . . A - 7 - 1 1 . 1 Y I I s . . . ' , . I v ' . . 1 ' . ' y . . i - , I ' 1 1 . 1 . . . ' , ' ' 1 ' , . . .. . 7 I n 1 - - nv U y, U -, v I 1 3 . 1 . . ' . I 7 - I : . . . . - . . . , . l . . , ' - D Y . 1 - . , - basketball team's victory over Kensington for this ably, whether defending the negative or affirma- I ' 1 1 . l ' u - is ' . ' , . 1 1 , 1 . , - ' , ' ' . D ' v l l I I I. . 1 Sea rd: I.. h . Il. R ,P . rm tl' C' It I D. Mr. St I. 1'. , - urs en 150 lllvf Um alnl. Arllm- cram-n. ' ' u Sflllldllllli - -'ll'lKf'f. . 'ax. I. nz es tTIme-km-perm. C. nlkrn. U YY ' ' Y ll H 1 , ' . I 1 69 Curriculum and Classes As an academlc h1gh school Bennett has long been outstandmg ln the development of capable members of the communlty To tram them for the1r roles as the respected c1t1zens and leaders of tomorrow Bennett Hlgh School ma1nta1ns a varled yet thorough curmculum Wlth prlmary emphasls on the aC3d9mlC and fine arts subjects although vocatlonal courses are offered to those mterested The Language Department offers 1nstruct1on 1n Latm German French Spanlsh and Hebrew Puplls may take three years under the regular currlculum and lf enough students wlsh to con tlnue a fourth year may be requested The past few years has seen an lncreased lnterest ln fore1gn languages Th1s has been marked by a greater number of students enrolled 1n language classes and greater partlclpatlon 1n the language clubs Students of all flve languages have the opportun 1ty to Jom a group studylng a partlcular language and 1ts h1stor1cal and geographxcal background Those especxally proficlent 1n Latln or French may Jom honorary soc1et1es 1n those languages In the Science Department one year of work lS requlred of all students Those golng on to col lege usually take at least two of the three labora tory sclences In all 940 students study Chem lstry Physlcs and B1ology as well as General Sclence To teach th1s cont1ngent there are elght teachers M1ss Huck IS 1n charge of vlsual a1d 1n add1t1on to teachlng scxence Several clubs are connected Wlth the sclence department They are the SCIBHCC Club the Aquarlum Club and the Photography Club The Twersky Award IS pre sented annually to the sophomore who wrltes the best essay on New Frontlers ln Sclence The w1nner th1s year was Evelyn Lauer The Bennett Art Department ranks as the larg est land we mamtam the bestl 1n the clty of Buf falo A prlmary act1v1ty of the 350 students tak mg art subjects IS the maklng of posters and sets for the annual Varlety Show Among the courses offered are Pamtlng Textlle Des1gn H1story of Art and Advertlslng A trlbute to the quallty and efflclency of 1nstruct1on 1n th1s department IS the number of contests wh1ch have been won by Ben nett artlsts as well as the fact that some 20 puplls w1ll contlnue the1r art educatlon 1n 1nst1tu tlons of hlgher learmng next year 'K-K The Industrlal Arts Department glves mvalu able vocatlonal trammg to over 100 boys each term In shop th1s year a mam project has been the makmg of countlng devlces to a1d elementary school 1nstruct1on Weldmg abraslng and work w1th copper steel and wood are lncluded 1n the tra1n1ng course Also lncluded 1n th1s department tralnlng 1n th1s vocatlon 9494 All puplls at Bennett are requlred to take four years of Engllsh Our Enghsh teachers endeavor to glve every student an apprec1at1on of llterature and the ab1l1ty of both oral and wrxtten expres sxon as well as teach the fundamentals of gram mar Sen1ors take Engllsh 4R lRead1ngJ and 4W lWr1t1ngJ to develop the1r talents 1n these dlrec tlons or lf they have mamtalned marks of 85' or more 1n prev1ous Engllsh courses they may study 4L lL1teratureJ and 4C iCollege Prepara toryl Journallsm IS also offered to those who plan to follow th1s vocatlon or who are especlally lnterested m thlS field Thls course IS partlcularly helpful to those engaged ln BEACON work Our Mathematics Department offers courses ln Elementary Intermedlate and Advanced Alge bra Plane and Sol1d Geometry and Trlgonometry Thxs year a new course 1nclud1ng both In erme dlate Algebra and Tr1g has been 1nst1tuted under the tltle of llth Year Math At the mo ment a plan IS under conslderatlon to consolldate Calculus and Advanced Algebra as Advanced Math for the more amb1t1ous puplls Bennett takes par't annually ln a nat1on wxde mathematlcs contest Thxs year, Davxd Krantz won at Bennett . . , , Y - yn . ' . ' . V n Y 1 ' .7 7 ' ' . . . - , . . . . . U ,, . . . - - v v n a , 1 4 . 1 'X 'K are the Printing classes which give boys excellent n ' Q . ,I - Y 7 Y I - 1 Y ' ' . , . . . fr' Y Y 'X 'K , - -, , . . . + L - ' ll ' Y! ' ' ' ll 77 - , . 70 The Speech Department conslsts of three courses Publlc Speaklng Dramatlcs and Debate Wh1Ch are selected by students as electlves to supplement the speech work taken as an 1ntegral part of the1r Engl1sh programs Publ1c Speaklng IS prerequ1s1te for Debate and Dramat1cs The three courses of study are des1gned to help the student express h1s conv1ct1ons clearly and effec t1vely 1n oral d1scourse EmphaSlS IS placed on Selectlon evaluat1on and organ1zat1on of materlal as well as on s1mpl1c1ty and d1rectness of style and dellvery Many students of Bennett have spent enjoyable as well as mformatlye per1ods Wlth the MIISIC Department Hxstory of Muslc Rudlments of MUSIC and Harmony are offered to those w1sh1ng to broaden the1r mus1cal background wh1le many others take part 1n the band orchestra or chorus The Spec1al Chorus or Glee Club has about 30 members as compared to over 180 1n the regular chorus Our orchestra boasts an aggregat1on of about 50 and our band 45 These groups have offered many enterta1n1ng select1ons 1n assembhes wh1le der1v1ng 1nvaluable muslcal exper1ence Th1s year our band has played at such funct1ons as our football games and the Vetc rans of Forelgn Wars Loyalty Day Parade The Physu al Ldlliatlllll Department superylses the gym per1ods requ1red tvy1ce weekly of all puplls as long as they are 1n school Freshmen also take sw1mm1ng two t1mes a week and Hyg1ene once wh1le JUHIOFS are requ1red to attend Health classes three t1mes weekly for wh1ch they FSCGIX e a mark and school credlt The a1ms of the Phys 1Cal Educat1on Department are notable to super MISC and encourage body deyelopment to teach p1rson1l hyg1ene L 1re of the body 1nd f1rst ald and to help susta1n the famous Bennett bplllt for all athletlc teams are under th1s department s superv1s1on The CltlIlIlShlp lfAlllC3tl0Il or Hlstory Depart ment offers Bennetton1ans Econom1c World World HlStOFy and three terms of Amerlcan Hlstory all of wh1ch are requlred A course 1n Economlcs was also offered th1s year as an elect1ve to those lnterested 1n the economlc facets of hlstory cur rent events and world affa1rs The pr1mary a1m of th1s department IS to 1nst1ll tomorrow s voters and leaders w1th an adequate background of h1s tory so they can assume the dut1es and respon Slb1l1t16S of act1ve c1t1zensh1p The Homemakmg, Department exemphfies the trend from book learnlng to pract1cal QXPEFIGHCB The glrls 1n th1s course learn by do1ng The ex per1ence ga1ned IH home nurslng IS 1nvaluable to a g1rl no matter what profess1on she plans to enter Sew1ng courses teach the g1rls to lmprove the1r personal taste and sense of proport1on 1n color They make the1r own clothes from slmple sk1rts to complex dresses us1ng such Sk1l1S as pattern mak1ng and proper httlng Students of Home Eco nomlcs also learn the trlcks of cookery prepar1ng tasty d1SheS Wh1Ch they themselves devour Boys may take an elementary course 1n th1s depart ment too The study of Home Econom1cs ably prepares a glrl to take her place 1n the world of home makers Although Bennett has no complete Lommerc 1aI Course lt IS pOSS1bl8 for students to major 1n bus1 ness preparatlon The subjects offered are Typ 1ng Introductlon to Bus1ness Bus1ness Ar1thmet1c and BUSIHCSS Law w1th Commerclal Geography and Shorthand offered as electlves ThlS year seventeen classes have part1c1pated The major Bus1ness Law class project IS lndeed an 1nterest 1ng one Each student attends and reports on a court case In Typ1ng those students who can average thlrty five words per m1nute recelye a Cra1g Cert1flcate About twelve or flf een students FECGIVG th1s at the complet1on of the1r school year , , , . Y - up A .r . 1 . . . . . . I . . . Y - . ,,.. . I Y 9 D . .., . Y 'X 'X , ' 1 1' v - ' Y Q ,Q ' ' , . na ' vv f- ' - -, . . . t , . 1. 1 5 ' 1 . s . . ,. - U v ' ' v' v ,, v' y v 1 z ,fa X H2 ' '. 1 1 . in u'x- x 4 v T1 The Office IS the nerve center of Bennett All matters of policy and procedure originate here In addition to the oflice staff which handles the usual business matters including the reception of visitors accounting for funds and the maintain ance of records student monitors asslst w1th the checking of attendance operate the switchboard direct visitors to the office and perform many other duties Much IS accomplished in the office Each year thousands of PIECES of mall are proc cssed and all the details connected w1th serv1c1ng 1 700 students and many thousands of graduates tasks demanding great amounts of tlme patlence and skill are taken care of -X94 The Bennett Guidance Department has the highly responsible job of helping students plan their course and then seeing them through until graduatlon and perhaps college Our counselors give continual advice to strugglmg students par ticularly freshmen who are havlng trouble choos ing the1r subjects and then worklng out a sched ule Senlors too find the guidance office an 1m portant part of life for b6S1d6S offering an em ployment servlce the guldance office w1th the help of the regular office processes and submlts some 700 college appllcatlons annually 'K-K The Llbrarj open to Bennettomans seven hours a day Monday through Friday contains some 5 461 books and offers a distinct SOI'V1C6 to puplls en gaged in research projects or looking for interest ing readmg material It subscrlbes to 21 current magazlnes and w1th 1ts 14 monitors lt forms an indispensable part of our school Free use of the library IS encouraged not only as an aid to school work but for the students own enjoyment Books are arranged according to the standard Dewey Decimal System so that students become familiar wlth correct library procedure -X94 Bennetts Sight Conservation Department en deavors to enable those students with poor v1s1on to do high school work commensurate with their level of mtelligence without too much eye stra1n Work is read to the particlpating students or heard on records or may even be read from books with extra heavy type Pupils take part 1n the program only during study periods attendlng all regular classes Several take advantage of the large type sxghtsavlng typewrlters to type their school work and notes Finally the department helps these students find work fitting to their 1n terest and ab1l1ty but 1nvolv1ng a minimum of eye strain -K-X In addition to classes in public speaking and dramatlcs the school offers classes in speech therapy through the Speech Correction Depart ment Th1S program tries to correct such prob lems as l1sp1ng stuttering and foreign accents Although each pupll has an 1nd1v1dual problem to which attentlon IS given he also engages 1n small classes which offer more opportunity for group partlclpation Frequent use of the tape recorder permits the students to record and then hear thelr speech 'KX In the small building behlnd Bennett s northeast corner are housed the three steam bollers whlch keep our school warm during the long winter months The heat from these 400 horsepower boilers IS conducted through an underground tun nel to our radiators 1n the mam building Besides the duty of heating the school the eleven man Engineering Staff also regulates our electrlcity water and gas supply and chlorlnates the pool The staff has no vacation 1n the summer for then IS the time they overhaul and repair the valuable boilers In a small laboratory Mr Gundlach the Chief Engineer tests many artlcle for the city to determine if they meet the speclfications upon which they were bought 'X-X The Sp1C and span condition of our school and the surrounding ground IS malntalned by the Custodial Staff, under the d1rect1on of Mr Walter K1nd The 3 porters and 11 charwomen clean the 191 597 square feet of fioor area and wash the 589 w1ndows as often as possible The staff also makes minor repairs shovels snow cuts the grass and keeps the swlmmlng pool in good repair As an aid to the City Purchase Department new cleaning materials are tested and evaluated -K-K Publlc Health nurse Miss Loretta McDonnell and Doctor Joseph Mattlmore who ma1nta1n the Cllmc, perform a valuable service to the school Their primary interest IS to keep the school free from 1nfect1on and contagion The clinic on the fourth floor 1S open every Monday Wednesday and Thursday In the first week of school our athletes are ex ammed Following this is the physlcal exam1na t1on of freshmen seniors and new students Any defects found are checked and followed up accord ing to lmportance Many an unsolved health prob lem has been uncovered in the cl1n1c where the informal confidential atmosphere leads to talks whlch often remedy an upsetting sltuatlon -X94 Our school Cafeteria is 1n the Federal Lunch Pro gram whereby a well balanced lunch can be pur chased by a pupil for 25 ents The cafeteria does a big business for lt uses about 1 000 bottles of milk each day besldes about 5 gallons of 108 cream and 40 dozen ICC cream sandwlches Puplls are given an opportunity to earn their lunch by working in the cafeteria . , ' . , , . Y 1 v ' , . Y V , . . . . , Y Y 4 1 Y Y , - 1 O Y - . . . . I Q - cz ' 77 ' . . ' , Y v ' 1 , , ' ' v - n . ' . 1 S . , ' . , - Y Y Y . . . . v - I Y 1 v - v ' x 1 ' Y , . Y , . 7 A Y Y . . . . . ' v Y Y , . . . 1 ' Y ' - . , Y n Y s n ' 1 . . . . A . ll u v 1 . . . . ,5? i :Q,f Acfivifies .Q The Bennet! Beacon BEACON MAJOR STAFF Editor-in-Chief Donald Gonson Associate Editor Eileen Funcheon Assistant Editors Richard Dattner Advertising Art Business Circulation Heard in the Literary Photography Adviser Melvyn Fruit Lorraine Huber Leonard Ludwig Margaret Holt Marilyn Cosgrove Dorothy Swagler Joseph Dee Janice Scherzinger Corridors Michael Cohen Elaine Schwartz Gary Toffolo Marilyn Laesser Herbert Sussman Jack Werblow Donald Sykes Miss Rooney ou' ..: 5 . Bass. - . rm' en mr . . . N aura, ,. B man. .. H ow 2 : '. C llifl H. . . PTH Ill' . . aylllilll. R. Kinsm I H S I N I BEACON DEPARTMENT HEADS Alumni Bennett in Rfvzeu Boys Sports Club Notes Freshman Girls' Sports Junior Musir' Sophomore Judy Irving Dorothy Wirth David Hayman Jean Na1Sh Peter Hubbell Richard Kinsman Ann Campbell Ann Lindenberg Jayne Truckenport Ellen W ittman Jackie Gonzales Judy Richardson Gretchen Halbin Michael Shapiro Marilyn Bass Paul Richards Arnold Bernhard Gretchen Himmele -XD! I' RTISINI Mr Sommer Adxlscr Alvr Coplon Ass Judy Roth Asst Donna Sc hllltz Ass t Margaret Adema Barbara Borneman Dol thea Bron n Susan Busch Gall Chlnell Sally Cook Sandra Feldman Nlalcla Fox Llnda Frled Carol Hahn Ex elyn Lauer Phyllls Mack Jean Melndoo Betsy Roblnson P'1t Turnbull XI I NINI Mrs Brown Adxlser IVIRFJOYIC Long Ass t Janet Schulz Asst Calol Andrew s Rosalle Benson Gall Conboy M lln'1 Gale Nadlne Celler Jean Gullfol ll Rene Kahn C3101 Tlnlnl I ols Walter lean VVendel ART MISS C lesu ke Adl lser Mlss HCPIHIIIIHLI Adxlse Sally Boldt Ass t Nat Greenber, Xss t Jo rn Ackerman Jeanette Bell Pat Burke Bruce Chllton Joann Dannels Carol Delnzer Audley If r rdln Shlrley G'1IIt n Betty H lym lll J UIQ Kolbel Rlta Lexln I enole I orbl er Joan Mapes Manuel ROlIIl,IlOs Nl rncy Jo Ry rn R ch rlll S11 fl Tema Sleg1l B lrb rr r Sh lpll o Sue St rlk Joanne Ted1 sro VIHFJOIIE TOllpIxlIl Molly Tlexler Carole Vandelcher l Beacon ISI'NNl'TT IN RIWIIWI Nllss Beach Adxlser Barbara Hlrsrh Xsst Dlck Koxxalczyk X st Deanna Anstey Lynn Barber Tom FFCIICICHIIQIIII Ex elyn Lauer Paffaele Pegnl r Barbara Roger s Beyerly Slnger Nancy Tubb Barbara Turgeon Pat VVIIICICXXIIY BOYS S RTS Mr Hels Adylsel Fred Mosedalc I-Iel bert Bel koff Phlllp Lelnlker BL SIN I' SS Lynn Rock Ass t Vlelx yn Frult Ass t I IRI I I -XTION 'VII Snow Adxlser 'VIlss Yvllght Adxlser Ollle Poppenber Xss 1 Jean Bet ker Beyerly Schrah 'VIorrell SIOWII I I I B NOTI- N MISS Podmele X1lxls1 'vlalcla L lnlh Asst Sut Marble Ass Mary Hendrlcks Lols W alter I RI' SHNI AN Vllss Jepson Xclx INQI Allce Baum Il m 1 Blo1 k Dlanc DIIIIH Llnda Fl lerl kathy Qlllll Ill Cfrlol Lexy N rn M lrkrl Robe lt Nlosul lll N. IFN y P lull Betsy Safrln Joxu Say lstl N lt rlle Shllpn Pat gllllfll Jane Vogel Ethel W ard Nfar lly n XX ecksler I IRI S NPORTN MISS Roberts Allxlsr Dlane Duqllln Ass t Barbara TllIgCf l Xss Connle Coyle Carol Elchner Joyce For mlca Joy ce Hal rlngton Cynthla Kanelos Barbara Lancer NIHFIZL Lemonls Pat VIIIKISXNICY Carole Zlnk HI' ARD IN THI' I ORRIDORS MISS Mayer Arlylser Peter Honlg Asst M ll llyn Bass I4 llen BOOKIJIIIIIQ r Llleen Dlckson Jac kle Gonzales Adl 1 rnne Gr llnlk Mary Hendrlcks Judy Kaufm ln KdIhQllH6 Phllllr s Judy Rlchardson II NIOR Ml Bowen XIIXISCI Carolyn MIIIIIS Asst C Olllllf Coyle IOIII FICIIIIOFIIICIIII Judy Cllden Pob Hacker Parbala HIISK ll lar klf I LI obs SIIQII r Jltfe NIQIJUIB Lon Harold Lltx ak Bllhlld M lstcrs Stu1ltPollsn1r Nant y Tubb I ITI' R-XR! Nils Smelln Adxlser Dlane Beer ue Asst 'lom Frelldenhelnl X st I ynn Barbel ROSAIIG Benson XIIPIIC Cl ltlflll Pat Forfrn If llc en Fllnc ht on Doll ll1lI onsorl B ll h lla Hll sa ll P rt I-Ioflle lns Itllldllll HIIIJKI lllil I lrl Ralph Lllbltlx l1onardLlldul Judy Rl1hrr1l on Sandra Poblnsoll Jann e SHIIIIQII Ret 1 VASIOII NII SII Nil Nlchols Adx lser Phlllp Spectre Ass t Elalne Schu rrtz Ralph Lublck Robert Sklgdllll rn PHOTOGR APHH LEWIS Lansky Ass t Ronald Benlce Rlchard Derrah Sldney Flsh Arthur Freed L01 ralne Huber Peter Sllxerbelg, SOI HOWIORI Mr Olandt Adxlsel Vlrglnla Bar ney Susan Busch Marcla Cohell Pat COllghIlIl Roberta Cullln Ill ITIS Dolgonos Rosemary DeMar1o Adele Folgelman Sylvra Grller Eyerett Goldberg Stephen Gr eenberg Cynthla Kantlos Mlra Karp Elalne Kolbe Marjourle Ixoont7 Pat Lahan Honora Landau Marla LQYIIOII s Malcolm Lerr ll Jackle M0011 I-Ldlth Ro UXIII Jane Relrl Rlta Renu Frances Rossr ll Jlldy Safl ln Joan Sarles AULIICQ Schur ssler Barbara Shaffer Joyce Shllpe Frances Thomas Rlta Vastola Florence Vlzzl Carolyn XX tlls TI I INTN Lynn B rlber Natalle B lllll rn Pat For rn qh9ll l I4 r rnl Jackle Gon7 rles 'Vial lene I lebel Ill I enole Lol In Pl Ralph Lllblc Ix Donald Pf ru Bernlte Rosen Donna S1 IIIIIIZ L.1ret1h1 n Shoem lkr r Jlldlth Sutehall IVISTCIH Sutor Claude XX IIIIS 1 1 1 ' l 1 v v 1 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 4 A x I l 1. . 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C k 1 The Carnival Carmval was the excltlng word as the stu dents of Bennett Hlgh School filed mto the audl torxum on February 24 and 25 to v1ew the annual Varlety Show A medley of popular show tunes opened the show wlth the orchestra under the baton of Mr Nowak The chorus then made Its appearance s1ng1ng Jalousle w1th Mr Nlchols dlrectmg Marllyn Bass talented organlst gave her rendltlon of Dlzzy Fmgers by Canfrey Two more selec tlons Donkey Serenade by Frlml and Come to the Fa1r by Martln closed the group muslcal por tlon of the show and Marjorle Lentsch another of Bennetts fine organlsts played Nola by Arndo As the curta1n rose we vlewed an array of clowns dancers and all the tradltlonal carmval crowd A blare of trumpets came from behmd the rov1ng group and a trumpet quartet composed of Mlchael Brltton Thomas Hendrlcks Cllfford Sh1s ler and Arthur Judelsohn came on stage Appear lng w1th the trumpeteers was Majorette Marlene Ludlow tw1rl1ng her fanclest for the crowd on hand for the Carnlval We were encouraged by Suzanne A1ken and Beverly Lovell to buy some Popcorn and Lemon ade and as soon as we dxd a group of well known CIFCUS personalltles such as The Fat Lady The Th1n Man The Snake Charmer and The Strong Man told us Forget Your Troubles Smg Hallelujah If we had been at Carnegle Hall we could not have seen and heard two finer selectxons than the dance performed by Patr1c1a Leary and Vesta la Glubba from Pagllaccl sung by Charles Blmkoff A wee b1t of Scotland was brought to m1nd as Drummer Earl Carroll accompamed Bagplper Peter Cormack 1n a rousmg number To top It off Vaerle Hansen well known Bennett dancer per formed the dlflicult Sword Dance Out of breath from watchmg the Scottlsh Lassle as she skxllfully avo1ded sl1c1ng off her toes we boarded a Caravan to the East On our way the Melody Mashers lR1chard Dattner Everett Gold berg Lewls Lansky and Mlchael Shaplrol sere naded us w1th an approprlate tune Caravan Then twenty tapplng chorlsters called the Cara van Cutles danced our cares away Wh1le 1n Istanbul we watched Jo Ann Colley Barbara Turgeon and Nancy Jo Ryan perform Turk1sh dances But alas our Journey to the East ended and we returned home to our nat1ve country At the dock we were greeted by our h1llb1lly frlends Marllyn Cohen and Roslyn Benatovlch who m formed us they were Do1n What Comes Natur allv Along came thelr chlldren Ruth Oskm and Judlth Seyse who were tryln to get someone called huh to Gxve Me a Lxttle Klss W1ll Ya? Rhonda Levy and Barbara Rogers also of the upper set asked us to tell them Where the Good Tlmes Are We all declded they were at the Carmval and left to see same When we arrlved the curtam was just gomg up on a star studded stage wlth spotllghts on Sldney F1Sh at the plano and Bruce Mlller at the organ as they played the popular Maleguena by Lecu ona Th1s SOphlStlC3tEd mood was broken when a Model T pantomlme was acted out by a group of Bennett glrls No one w1ll ever forget that tree moung across the stage to the carmval nor dear daughter havmg a sllght upset Soph1st1cat1on returned 1n the form of the blues as Dlane Fmkbelncr danced There followed one of the shows most unusual and beautlful num bers the Skater s Waltz performed by the Rhy thm Rollers Rosemary Leech Ronald Derrxco Sandra Martmka and Bruce Fernandez If you go to a Small Hotel you may see the Honeymooners as they soft shoe a few dances You may even see Mr Tap Toe fCarole Van dercherl or the French Can Can experts prac t1c1ng thelr famous routlne One of the best sequences of numbers 1n the show was the Gems from South Pac1fic the popular muslcal by Rogers and Hammersteln It all started out as you remember w1th the hero and herolne quarrellng and vowlng never to speak to each other agaln The bouncmg Bennett Brlght Spots declded to help patch thlngs up as they mslsted Theres Nothmg L1ke a Dame but Donna Stralmng was perslstent and forcefully 1n formed them Im Gomg To Wash That Man Rlght Out of My Halr However she changed her m1nd as Ph1l1p Spectre sang Ball H1 to her Provxdmg an 1mpress1ve and snappy background for the South P30160 numbers was a group known as the Bennett Waves whlch lncluded Roberta Cullman Pr1sc1lla Dlttman Gretchen Hlmmele Elame Kolbe Nancy Menlg and Audrey Schues sler Cred1t also goes to Anne Dlckson for her reallstlc lnterpretatlon of a South Sea Island Dance She really made us thmk we were ln the South Paclfic Songstress Katherlne Webster not only sang but was Lovely to Look At as she vocallzed th1s Jerome Kern number But whlle we were st1ll relaxed after hearmg her a group of d6V1llSh glrls slmked unto the stage to Slng You Smners They even wanted to know Who Put the Dev1l 1n Evelyns Eyes? If anyone IS able to find out please contact one of the elghteen Junlors who appeared 1n the numb r D1d you ever go Smgmg ln the Ram 'P Bar bara Turgeon dld when she danced to thls song wrltten by Brown As soon as she had Hnlshed Elame Galams and Evelyn Lauer sang the1r ver sxon of The Lute Song Dorothy Morrls and Edlth Rogovln played a plano duet In a Perslan Market by Ketelbey The glrls provlded the same muslc as accompan1 I nc - 11 ' ' 44 , 1 . . . . ,, . ' as 11 ' ' an ' 11 - - - - . . . 1 1 n ' ' 11 . . - 11 - u . ' . U , U 11 1 - 11 ' ' . . 1 . , . . . . 1 ' U 11 , . . . . , . ' ' u 1 11 . . . 1 ' ' . ' ' 1 1 n 1 . n 4 ll 7, 1 1 ' , , , ' H 11 u ' 77 u Y 11 - , 1 1 ' - 1 1 , . . . , , . . . as - , - 11 ' ' ' I H 1 - - 11 ' u 1 - ' ' u . . ,, - 1 1 11 as ' -11 . . . U . .,, - 1 . ' . ' ' - - Y - Y l n n I . . U 1 ' as 11 1 - Q - 4 I ' ' u 11 . , . . . . . . . H ' ' an ' ' 11 . ,, . . ' . H . . sa 11 1 1 11 - ' 1 . . 0 . V . y , i . H . . . . ,, , . . . . - I Y , . . . sa ' 1 - ' u 11 ,, . . . I .1 ' T . . , . . . as 77 an ' ' ' ' ' sa ' 11 ' Y u 11 - - - . . , - ment for the Persian Slave Dance performed by sixteen Bennett seniors. Vaerie Hansen followed with an interpretive dance to Scheherezade by Rimsky Korsakoff. The act that was number one in audience appeal and professional proximity was the Calypso Blues. Vocalizing was Marion Snowden while Geraldine Clark kept the beat with bongos. Marie Gresham, Kitty Norwood and Marie Washington rounded out the quintet. Special congratulations go to these girls for a truly fine performance Back to the Bennett Bright Spots and Sweet Harmony Brown Audience participation plus the talent and popular appeal of the group made this a memorable number Then the curtain opened on a motley crew known as the Dixie Cats Swing Band and their red hot ragtime version of Darktown Strutters Ball by Brook The group softened to a background rendition of the St Louis Blues as more of Bennett s Junior girls ap peared in black satin The Swing Band finished up with a specialty called Thing Be and another ragtime great Five Foot Two Members of the band are David Axelrod Bernard Levine Arthur Judelsohn Clifford Shisler Howard Tanenbaum Paul Richards and Thomas Schiferle Marshal Falk one of Bennett s talented tenors sang With These Hands by Davis and Silver Michael Britton Thomas Hendricks and Clifford Shisler gave their version of The Three Jacks a trumpet trio by Walter Jeannette Lucci with able assistance of the Swing Band did a swing tap dance Like the frosting on the cake, a dainty number closed the show as the sophisticated senoritas of Spain performed. Among the Ladies of Spain were Craigett Borneman, Carterett Bunce, Geor- gia Burghen, Vincenta Cechini, Josephine Dee, Josephine Genco, Girardine Gugino, Roberta Haze- let, Petere Hubbell, Richardett Kinsman, Richard- ett Mabee, Morrellette Sloan, Philipine Sweet, Garyanne Toffolo and Williamena Wilson. The charming darlings favored the assembled multi- tude with a beautiful number You, You, You. They were joined by the entire cast as the great est of greats in Bennett variety shows drew to a close and the curtain fell for the last time The success of this years show is the best tribute to the extensive efforts of the thousands who supported it whether through participation or attendance Financially too the show was an all time success The money which was made has gone to the Bennett High School Fund from which we all benefit through additions and im provements in the school Special applause must go to Miss Holmlund whose help and direction was a primary factor in making the show a smash hit Her untiring and understanding guidance is greatly appreciated by the entire student body Many thanks go to the unheralded members of the faculty and student body for their work on the show The stage crew Industrial Arts classes ushers and usherettes make up experts and all of the others working together made a truly cap tivating Carnival of Carnivals L-Tj XJ L all fits S M Alumni AC'llVI'l'leS ON THE HOME FRONT Class rmgs and plns WhlCh are worn on the campus of U B Identlfy many of last years BENNETT graduates who are Helene Baltz Robert Barenthaler Denms SPOIHFIC Monty Rlce Donna Taylor Gary Sunshlne Edlth Alder El frlede Ilsanker Dan MaCkl1H Anlta Kahn Annette Drelllch MHYIOH Wlgman Ann Herman Mllton Pltterman Elame Horw1tz Leon Econamou Ron ald Dozoretz Edgar RIVO D1ane Popper and Sandy Rabm Our Alumnl from 53 who are seen at State Teachers College are Rose Ann Genovese Anna Marne Elardo Loulse Flmbel Marcla Feder Sylvla Gorankoff Ol1ve Draper Val Severance Ruth Garrett and Bern1ce Horwltz HERE N THERE Movlng away from home but who are st1ll well remembered by BENNETT students are Roberta Farnam Walt Sherman and Peter T1llou who are attendlng Oh1o Wesleyan College Dlck F1le Honey Garankoff and Art Telach are studymg at M I T Whlle Dennlson UH1V8PS1ty has cla1med G1nny Heath and Fred Tracy From the classes of 52 and 53 away at school we find Harold Hoffman Gordon Burb1gh Ted McDonald Jane Page Carol Elsaesser Barbara W1ll1ams Anne Horton Lo1s Fruauff Arnold Flnk Dav1d Essrow and Norm Block Tom Steffan class of 47 after servlng a year In Korea IS now studylng at St John s Un1vers1ty OUR HEROES BENNETT offers 1tS h1gh9St pralse to those now servlng Uncle Sam Korea now has an able b0d19d M1l1tary Pollceman Norman Schrutt Marchlng In army khakl we see Jack De Lang Lenny Schrutt Shelly Rlckler Harvey Starsky and Irv Serotte Bunk1ng together also IH the Army are Jlmmy Welndell and Dlck Van Slyke Paul Hendrlcks IS g1v1ng dr1ll Instructlon to new Marlne recrults at Parls Island Keep up the good work fellows' INTERESTING BITS Tom Goldsmlth a graduate of the class of 42 has taken a great Interest In reorgan1z1ng the Alumnl Assoc1at1on Thenr first blg act1v1ty was the Alumn1 Dance WhlCh was Apr1l 20 of th1s year We of BENNETT apprec1ate the th1ngs that Tom has done to make our school l1fe more Interestmg Lenny Katz pres1dent of the class of 53 IS now a member of Yale UHIYBTSIIYS Freshman Wres tl1ng Team BENNETT S own Pop Concert featurxng D1ane Corto was a great success Joe W1ncenc dlrect Ing the Buffalo Ph1lharmon1c Orchestra Harry Taub Aaron Juv1l1er and Ronald RlChaFdS were other sololsts of the concert Ray Grelser class of 51 was elected pres1dent of Flemlng House one of four student res1dences at Cal1forn1a Inst1tute of Technology Three cheers for Glor1a Suchlnsky who has made the Dean s L1st at Syracuse Un1vers1ty A Bachelor of Sclence Degree In Radlo Engl neerlng has been awarded Donald Ba1tz class of 48 from Tr1 State College Congratulatlons to D1ck Aaron and B111 Walsh who made the U B Freshman Basketball Team also to ROHH19 Dozoretz who IS work1ng on the Spectrum news staff Cornell Un1vers1ty s Bacterlology Club has elected Leah Benson secretary also B111 Schulz recelved an add1t1onal scholarshlp rarely recelved by freshman students Don WIISOU IS on the last lap of h1S medlcal tra1n1ng w1th h1S Internshlp at Buffalo General Hospltal ENGAGEMENTS Congratulatlons to the follow1ng who have re placed the1r class r1ng for the tradltlonal engage ment r1ng Marlene Alter AIICC May Dedo Beanan Kay Moore Johanna Bohacek Carol Prout Audrey Boadson Bern1ce Ronney Joan Darby Janet Schlehr Carol Funcheon Marge Sherman Phyll1s Hanes Joan S111 Sandra Kapl1n Margaret Sly Rosalyn L1vent J ul1e Thomas VVEDDING RINGS BENNETT graduates recently marr1ed Elalne Kaye Llnda Slllmen EV18 Tlttle Mldge Morrlson DOdl6 Lelber and Peg Whltehead Our best to the follow1ng Mr and Mrs Melv1n Bass Dave Bemng Francls CUIFCZECK Don Jeacock Lee Levlnson Leon Taylor Bob Woods Marlene Herer Lo1s Duquln Pat McKeon J ack1e Wolf Annette Drelecl Sh1rley Wunderle Connle Kavanaugh Add1t1OHS have been made to the follow1ng famllles Bonnle and Ducks Flemmfr Kay and Wes Jackett J ean1ne and Bob LEWIS Glgua Lee and Don Zeeb ' . . . 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I l'eIInI I Allman B Ilallnran I Nal-rh 4 I Nou-r sutur I Huhr-r I- hllll L lxrk la 0 L Iam rbi'-ll I Itternrarr NI 0 on Pro sur STI DFNT QOI NK IL SPONSORS POP LONQPRT The Student Cornfrl uhrch rs the lrnk betvseen the student body and the adn rmstratron has been xery actrxe thrs year In addition to drscussrng problems suggested to them by the students the members hare sponsored such affarrs as the Bennett Ken football dance the annual Christmas Charities Drixe and the Christmas Assembly The Pop Concert held at Klernhans Music Hall benefited the Musrr Department ushered at such school funltrons as Carter Day and Cul ege Day IUNIOR RED CROSS DRIVE SLCC ESS After an assembly program highlighted by the unveiling of a human Red Cross made up of Junror Red Cross Council members Bennett launched one of the most successful membershrp drrxes rn the school s history Besrdes reaching the goal of 1005, enrollment of the 1650 students rn the school the Council vras proud to present a total contrrbutron of or er S250 to the Buffalo Chapter Contrrbutrons from the drrre hare gone toxx ard the 'Natronal Chrldrens Fund here in America as xx ell as toward oxerseas relief needed rn the Holland and Belgium floods Il NIOR RI- Il IROSN IIN NI II I- Imrr 1 rr 4 r Kumi-r Hlnrln I' Slrrrplrr m I R Hn IIIIIUI 1' I Ihrmnurr a r rolrl Siu-wrluln H I 4- 'rr-'sich nth una hum lI'r1 sl 1 Q-nth Buss r rw-1 rn arm Pr S rf-r rs rr. Ihrlf s r x Nrlu r 4 Ihuorn 1 rn rr nutox lar dei nrlih 1 him-II -X Brizzs I NI:-Nlahun Q Nliller D 0 Conner 0 1 rr Q- lacsr rs Tam-nharrlrr h es A Per man NI I harrrherlarn N Alberts lx nelos er II I pi rrr mx I B herlmk Pe rlste n rr rin s nm r Hari X l erch A Nalsh II Berrtnn r thu-nt from picture NI Sloan 49 ran '- . r.. , rr -I: Ill w 2: rl. -I I.. f. L' f. fm - ol . 5. . .. ' , - . r r f. .. 1' -. r-. r. .rrrr .. f. P 'lt . '. . . .. . . ' h rum- : : .. ' rrr. '. ' - f' ca. . r . Y. .I -. J. Row : K. .' ' , l'1. .' . .. - '. ' . . . 'I . 'I. ' X. . 'ink. . A. ' I , I. ' . . . . 1' rr- , I-1. ' - - and the Charles Elbert Rhodes' Scholarship Fund. The Council also maintained several worthwhile committees and - I - I 1 . I I - ' ' 4 . ' I ' ' ' V 1 ' 1 Y I - ' ' v ' ' 1 4 ' ' v . W .' ' ' v v Y ' 1 .r. s-h r-. xr. g . L. Rr ' : . - I h. '. ' . S. Il ll . I . . . - 'r Q r . - . rx. I-' - - - I . s. -r .' - -r . . rr. NIIII . A. .'rrr r - f. I-'. ' r r. Raw 2: l.. . -r . s. T 5 . lr. 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' r. .r. .- I-Ol II HONOR I'IN NINIORN Row I NI Bass NI kalser I Ixauf man H Sussman D Haxman I- Sehuartz D Pfau R Benatowlrh 0 2 NI Cohen N -Itkln N I5 YI hen: NI lupellt D Sllrth A Ira den I Rock R Benson I Ilozor L If tu I- I- unc-he-on I saturen 1 I ex Le r zrm r Nl Borlns ll Nu uzler ma 4 n H Iuldxte n D unnon Bo arek Pax bellman I I erhlem Ih n trauh SLILESSPLL STLDFNTS RFLFIIF HONOR PINS Those students who are known as Gold Hcnor Pm senlors haxe mamtalned an axerage of 900, or ox er on ex ery OHICIHI honor roll for the past three years Led by Semox Class Valedlt Pms on graduatlon mght as a tnbute to thelr hlgh scholastlc standmg It IS students such as these vt ho help keep Ben nett scholastlcally on top IWIPRESSIVE IlNITIATION HELD BY LEGION The Bennett H1gh School L6g1Ol'l of Honor IS an honorary olganlza tlon composed of semors who have mamtalned an ax elage of 90W for three years and haxe contnbuted to the hfe of the school Hlghhghtmg thls years endeax ors hate been xauous servlces to the school soclal exents Joxnt meetlngs and a most lmpresslve candlehght 1n1t1at1on of nevx members The culmmatxon of then actn1t1es vt 111 be the annual Serxlce Awards assembly l I I ION Ol' HONOR Row 1 D honson 4Treasurer Ib P Foran Mecretan ID I- luncheon dice President Ii J Nerblou tPresIdent IP H Sussman fPresI dent Il? P Bohacek Hire PIPNI dent ID L Dozoretz 4M-creturs II! P Honlg 4'I'reasurer Ily om 2 R Benson Bans Schwartz J Saturen D Sungh -K famphell D Wirth I Itork cm I' Rlchards WI I ohen I Hayman D I hlttenden A I uhln H I-oldutein I II alter lion 4 II Iamesser J Pax II loin sun Il Schultz -I Richardson 80 R u :,. ' . . . 'el - et . 1. ' tler. Row II: I. ' . - . .' . -I. Kal .. ., L 'P, P. 8 y. Nl. F0904 R ' : A. Lubl . . E I , I . ca . P. h . .L -. s. ' . .. v '. A. '-1 - . . , . . . . , . . . yy v , . . v . ,I . I. . . , l . - , torian, David Hayman. and Salutatorian. Herbert Sussman, the members of the group hope to receive Jewelled Honor . 1 A J ' J 1 - Y - . . y . f . R ' : . , . M. , rz. -' ' . . .' . . U ' -r. lc - :sz . . . . ' . 1. : . . . . '. . I - lm X illli Ilan l D lx ant: 1suph11n111re Ihre-1 turb R lunsn an ll lent:-nan! hm ,.rm,l-1 P Bohyek 1Re111r1l1m, N11 rr-tarw ll fmnson 1Pr1-side-nth I fnhen we I resident! H 1 1 1 wh-in 1Tr1-as lrf-rl H B4 rkolf 11 r responding 'wa return Nha nro flllllilll lllrec turn u s 1 an lhllll 111 on N w1 rr lic-rn ard 1 of wry, I' 011 duh I 111 u lllrhards au I W vrh on N lollll-sun N Fil B N llsun P 1 1 nt rn-r Il 1-lr utler KEY LLLB PREQENTS Bl'NLl'IT D-ANI If The Key Club under the sponso1sh1p of Km an1s Internauonal IS an hon oraly seruce or'gan1zat1on at Bennett Membe1sh1p IS by 1m1tat1on based on leadersh1p scholarsh1p and seruce Thls yeal the club has sold ref1eshments at the schools basketball games presented 1tS annual assembly program g1v1ng the school a useful g1ft and asslstetl at such cha11ty funcuons as the Shrme Cucus and the KIWRHIQ MlD13tllFQ Ra1lroa1i HI Y S I NITI' T0 Sl' RY I' The Inte1 H1 X Qflllllt 11 1s composed of tuo delegates and one Qltexnate from each of Ben netts H1 Y Clubs Although the ifllllltll 11 1s 1115411112011 late ln the school 513.11 1t has done much to make 1ts1lf a XKOIth vxhlle o1gan1zat1on One of the h1ghl1ghts of the Inte1 H1 Y Coun111s a1t1x1t1es thxs year xx as an ERSICI seruce held at the Y WC A Th1s Jolnt meetlnff of the s x Btnne tt Llubs was the first step touald lnter H1 Y co operatlon INTI' Il Ill Y llll Nl ll ns l I ham nr 1 n If hxplu nm N 1' ox X IN I ro sill: I Nx kc-11 tl rf-nldenth Nlosa 1111. 15l'1 rc-larsl shun nmkn r 1 r1 ns ur: rr an ' ' s sl ke-rt 8 aher Xl xr an lung uw .11 on Rosq 11 auk I 1' I lnnrnuu 81 'rz ' ' . ' 1 ' : . 'r . .' ' '- ' fx . 1 . . .111- , .1 . . ' ' 'U ' . I' . .- Y ,li ,' Ru ' 2: H. Su 9111 . Il. - l- . In -1 -, A. h , rg. . lla 1 -, '. 51 - -, I.. 1 1 1:. 1', R1 ' Zi: 1. ' I . . - . . IP. lyk .. . ' , . . I'-mv . ll. 1u . . 111 - . 11. 1' . , Y V . 1 v . . 7 H A ,, . 1 , - - . - Y . . l. . . , , , V. , Q 1 . . , 1' . 1 - ' 4 ' ' Show. To culminate an active year. the 1-lub sponso1'e1l a pep rally an.l 1'ha1-ity dance to usher' in the baseball season. n 1 1 v 1 1 N 1 1 . ' V Y ,' ' . . 1 f . . ,. , . . ln- :M. ' I-Ial '1 I. N. .11',- 1' -- -111. lr. . ' . . xl. . - In - L: K. 11111111- . .l. N111-1. s. 1:1-1-. . N. .1 . s. .1 11-. 31. Il A 11: .L 1' nf 1. 11. -. l'. B11 n.-. '. ' -11, IIIHA 0NII'f -K HI I 1111 l1n1m IN:-nlur Ih pro s111 111111 Nfhll 1 dhananv lxunplwll 1Ih-11vr1ling NPCFPIBFNI l Illrth 1xHI Irvs dnnll I NHWI1 1 rn si1l1 nth K I andf-r1'he-r tl 11r respun1lIn1. Ne-1 rvtarp I II 1-n1l1l 1Tr1-a1111rPrJ J hullford Ngt at ll'IllSI 1111 ar 1 1- llanm s IKIIIIIIIIIIIKII, A LI1h1r1'kI I Jncobl r 1111 s H11l1.1'r I Warner N Xlarkham N 11 -111 1h-r Ii 1hol11 1 auu Ilnr nn N hna 1 1 Il 811111111 11 1I11nI11r ll1'pr1s111talI11b 11 4 IIRIIPIINII NIHPII rkun 1 1 1111 s 1 IIIII I Ila 11 111 I Illllu c1ty morgue to a haynde ha1e kept the YNEDIIJEIS of Alpha Omega H1 Y QUICILHIDBLI and busy Maklng sclapbooke to take to the patlents at the Chromc Heart Dlsease Hospltal and entertammg them 111th a n11mbe1 of sluts they had ple paxed consututed one of the outstandlng projects of the club Anothe1 Qer11ce 11as sponsormg the organ1zat1on of a new H1 Y group wh1c'h 111ll be the hfth glrla H1 Y 1n Bennett BLNNLTT B015 T0 KONI LI DI' YEAR II ITH DINNER Th1s year Benmtt Boys H1 Y V145 1n ehalge of the possei mon of flage f0l all aaaembhee They ha1e had many 1nte1est1ng speakem jo1nt meetlngs and FDONIQS A bo11l1ng p'11t5 and tr1pQ through the morgue a te1e11G1on stat1on and a 1ad1o Qtatmn KK ere enjoyed by all A dmner 1111l be held at the end of the year at whlch next year S ofheere 11111 be mstalled Hl'NNI'TT HUIN HI 1 M1111 l R Sledler 15:1 at armv I urlis 1N1-crm-tarw I I1 rk 1 l'PsI1IQ'IllI I Ile-1' 1Pr1-sldn-nth H N11-lman 1Tr1-asllrf-ri I I 11rn1a1 I1 1ll1al1laln1 on Hossnr I HHFIIIIIII Ilunklr IK kodznrs I Walker 011 I umm ngs R 1 hn 111 1I1-n Il NTPLIIIIISKI Ix Pan1ar1-ll.x 82 Il 1: 1. , ' - - 1 -1, .l. .' It. ' lll . A. - .' . . 1. p . . ' - ' ' . IC ' 2: s. 11- 11. J. -1,-. s. 11. HIII, 1'. l'11!I ,- . 1.1-11111. R011 Zi: .. ' . . ' . II' 1. - , . s- .1. A 'lI. G. I . .I. ' ll .... .' I Ihr ' : R. . .' . Ii. .' , S. 1.11 - .. .l. 3l'Inl . 11. .'v11. 11. La nzl, 1 1 A.0. HI-Y ENTERTAINS AT HEART HOSPITAL A wide range of antivities. invluding everything from a tour of the 1 1' A. .- I. 'i ' 11.1-1-1 I' ' . ' . .' . . 11 2: 11. .- -1. .. . 11. 11 21: 11. ' 1 . ' '1- . el. I. '. IUIIJAI A III I I u I I Nlarehant 4InnIor Ib- rn sf-ntatne-I I Ie I if hap a nr snllth IN!! at Armv lx H Q-hstr-r 're--Iduntn xqlnr1m.e-r 1 u 'res de nth A I Ind:-nho rx. 1Tre- IS ur- rr I Bm ck: r mfr-rv tan amhf-rI1In IN: nlnr Rn pre vu nl I O N Wagner N a lun Ro ly B Nchrax. Phillies Nlllla r I Trapanl I Iarohson He- I 1 rllgan Dr-In IPI' urnhu I o ax Smith l pd: Lra on s I IQ-'MII losgrnu NI Butlrr B Tnrgf-on KODAK A HI 1 ANTH II ATPS BI' Al H PART! You may haye xxondfied xx ho puts up the scnool Hao so early exery morning This IS one of the seixices to the smhool peiformecl by the membeis ot Kodaya H1 '1 Besides seixir e interest ing pxogiams ale enjoyed by club members wdld Fenton and Ralph Hubbell were txxo xxell known speakeis uho year an annual beach naltv is held in honor of the graduating seniors NORTH DELAWARE HI I TOI RN WI KBS! The boys of Noi th Delaware H1 Y haxe enjoyed a year full of actixities A Father ard Son banquet hayrides basketball tournament bow ling palty and a dance haye been among the many xxoithxxhile exents Special meetings included a tour of the neva WKBVN Qtudio and the Cheyrolet plant as xxell as haying Tap Taplin speak The club also sent a delegate and a bill to the Albany Hi X Conyention As their seixim pxoject 'Noxtr Delaxxaie maintains gym monitors at Bennett N RTI! III'I AN ARI- III I m r1 I 1 41 I n a nb H us H in I realm nlr u n nk r s 1 I nm 1 frm IIIFNI 4Iro lsnro I ullfo an x u I 1 r ulnl hrs-lnliuhr 'un II I h ls: IIN Iohns on Nha nf' ax lr' u PIILPUI 4 rrlrn lx Unk A N I s 83 Ko ' v- - ' I . -....m- ' I'I .IL ll - , .l. - I f vl--- l I - . . . . - ' I - . . .. - -- .' - yn. xl. H, 1 . , . .. th -I Ihm L51 . . ' ' . XI. It -ll ' . C. Il . f. K. ' In Row ii: .L In-I. I . G ' . I'. ' - -. , l'. 1' I. .L 1' II s. 3 . J. -f ff. II V 4: 4, wan . lm. V' I - . M. l ' ' ' ' J ' 1 ' ' ' . .. . Y X , . . . .' f A . . . v V ' . - . . .. ,. . . . E, , .' '.'-. ...'.A. .. ,, , , .. ' ., Y .' A.-.,v'.,' ,.- addressed the group. A Valentines Party was given for the patients at the Children's Hospital. At the end of the school r 4 1 - ' f 3 V u ' - ' ' . - . ' l A' . A Y . ' ' K . , ' x t . o 1 . . 1 - Ih I: II. I I I -I . M. I.:-r -Il 'I au - I I . lx. xyk- ' -- ' , - . l'. in n 1--I wr 4- Id -nth. lc. c - S1-' - , . li. I':luii: -1 -rr. .l. A rd. R1 22 R. II, an. J. FI u -r. II. hir- id. lc. xii , K. ' ' - -. J. Ilu '- . Il. a -. lc :sz H. . 1 . lc. 1-i . J. I' . W. H' k k. r. I' f . ln. Il- . 2 NI - .,., .i h, Nl-NIUR I IRIN HI I on I H 1: XII 1 1 rev-ntatneb Sl Nm rk If I'lBlII8ll1l In-sh H lee I rr-snlenlh N 01 maker ll re side ntl Hn nl s 4Nf-eretarw l onlaas fTrexs urs-rr I lhchardwn 4Arfa luunul R:-pres:-ntalno D u Burk N Ian Nh IIIIIIIIIYI B Rnhlnson l- Sham Nllku-'xucz A Smith P Karon Roth I -lndrvns 4 I' lc-hner 1 I on ms os le I- unrheon Nl I on! Dickson I Halter N I- rrkr rl I4 eh 1 rle-wr ll Broun Nchlr-hr I Huber ll Schultz Hvndllrkfx I Nlllus I I'0ran Halhln SFNIOR GIRLS HI Y SPONSORS BFNNFTT KFN ASSFNIBL! Contrxbutmg greatly to the atmosphere of fm-ne ment Semor Gnls H1 Y thxs fall presented the annual Bennett Ken foctball assembly xxxth P1es1dent Gretchen Shoe maker as M C Thls IS only one of the many thlngs the H1 Y has done xn 1ts well lounded program Usherlng for Parents Nlght maklng scrapbooks for the Vetelans Hospltal and dlStl1bL1t1Ilg letters for the Red Cross Drne have paxtlally constltuted the many serv1ces carrled on by th1s group Among the mterestxng speakers at the weekly meetlngs has been the Well knoxxn John F Dwyer D1Stl1Ct Attorney toxxn YWCA lntludlng panel d1scuss1ons Jomt meetmgs and gloup dames The club sponsored some xexy lITlpI'6SS1XP rel1g1ous SGFVICGS at xxhmh 1ts speclal cholus perfolmed The g1r1s all enjfyed maklng stuffed anlmals fo1 the Crxppled Chlldlens Gulld A w1nte1 skatmg party and a baked goods sale rounded out the years plograrn TRI Ill-IT-K HI X ll m I H AIIIIPFQIPII fN1.,l at Armsb N 1 ox 4Tre1sur4 rl N Nla ar Korn-sp vndlm, Sf- return NI Nutur tllecordlng Serretarw I Naunlka 'rf-snlenth l- I IIII s G lf-P Pr: 41 ent! I N ores if haplalnm Nvlandra D Hass: nfratl uw B 0 k I'r -1 lfn, an P Brow nf-ll S I arhom-ll rhonell I' as T Hr-ul so I I 0 nu i I Nutehall I Huber tln rr Iluh R4-pre-sentathel Il Andmrsen P Huber J B1-rnhu-k SI I-raulr-x Nlanrusu Nl lwnsr Il Smith NI Dorn un 4 ox S SlcNI.x on IlINlf'l8Ix llnter I Iuh R1-pres nm M ni ren Nlr-1 :me N Aiken B s 84 It : S. Sill. I,. ult n 1. -a Il-1 Il. ' , ' - ' . G. .'h '- ' ' ' ' . I'. fh 'Ill 5 -- 5. J. s V. I-, 1 e R w .Z I'. 'en ' .' , ke. ll. ' . . ' . . 1. I . I'. R nw 3: I'. I , i. ' l I'. C ,' . E. ' . . . I . H. Row 4: L. i . . . ' . I'. ,' . 4. . . .' ' ,. NI. . , '. . I , '. ' . G. v . - v Y ' V . - , , A - A- ' A J. A J ' J- . 4. A ' ' - ' ' . ' , A 'I . TRI-DELTA HI-Y CHORUS SINGS AT SERVICES Tri-Delta Hi-Y has had many interesting meetings at the down- 4 : . . , .' ' .- -. .- . N. .I'I' ,' ' . . h- 4I , I. .' ' A ', '- d . '. .I Q ' ' . -I. R1 ' 2: -I. r c'. I'. ' Pier. . . 'Il- tl. . ' . ' . F. fa ' . I. fir . 'tl. 'I'. Rii . . , IIS . 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PRI' NI H HONUIIKIII NUI II II ns I ln Rm Rvurdrng v-crelarxh I Ilonrre-tl tl urresponcllng Nerrf tarxl I Ie rrx fPresIcIenU A trade-n IIIIPI 4 dentj R Bemcc- 1'I'rn1srrrc-rr liappold SI hah- 4 l drrv Bluc It als:-r 0 r on Nu xxdn I Ixaufnran Sl I IN II I B rrnv x I when Il strarnim., xv us It Bro r n n I arx IS lrrhnlll R rgmln It NIPIIIAII I II xrc hu rl , 4 1 n I4 I dsl:-In T I- rn nd: nho Im It In 4 rr I Xlurkari rn LOI IRI' KI R-KTOR SPI' -XRS T0 I'RI'NlI-I S01 IFTI The French Honorary Socrety chapter 25 1S compoeed of Mesereure anc' Mesclerrrorielles xx ho haxe nrarntarnecl at least a nrnety two percent ax erage clurrng three ternre of French and have thus become clrgrble for mernbershrp Thrs year the members who enjoy many Qpecral prrxrleges xx ere guests at the Toxxn Club xx here they vxere entertarrrecl by the French Club of Buffalo They aleo went to the Art Gallery to hear' Mr Bazrn curator of the Louxre museum rn Parre xx no spoke on the evolutron of French art It rs French person alrtres Queh as these th rt broaden the knowledge of the members of thrs orgdnrzatron IATIN LLLB ORUANILED The nexxly formed Latrn Honorary Socrety made up of Latrn Students xxho haxe a one year ax erage of over 90 thrs year found rt necessary to clexote most of rts meetrnge to organrzatron and the clraxxrrre un of a conetrtutron Uncler the tlrrectron of Mme Daly thrs group erdeaxore to underetancl the relatronshrp of the claserce to n oclern languagee The rnembere fnjoyecl a gay Chrrstmas, party A bulletln boarcl rn a Latrn theme xxds decorated for parents nrght Menrbere also employed therr knoxx ledge of Latrn rn the popular frame of characles I KTIN HONOR-XIII N01 II' II on 0 Icen Hlrsc luhvn cTrf-asure rl I uh he-r c c-e I rr-sud:-ntl I H nr cl rn sr ccntb arrr- csc-cramrsl Kardanmn N NIIIFI' A Holll-a Nlurs I Thomson I IK arc sun rn FIIIII In KIlIII'IlII 4 r Il I vclo rnran 1 Nrurp r unc u lrmlr Nc u 1 I lr I 4 nrner II IKIFIII 4 cm 4rrn xurur I Izll I INN! A Il P vuclrnhz rm I s r I- Bloc XJ. x UN? Y cr ns4 n II 4 rskr B 4 85 R4 ' : M. KI4-in. S. ilk' . I.. 'It 1' 'r A .I ' I 4 I. '. 3 . . . ' - 'l si- Y , ' . S. R :xx 23 Ii. ' I, IC. ' '. Nl. K ' , A. I' II . S. .' I ' . -. ' . r . 'a ' . 1. 2 1, NI. Row Zi: I.. Ln- . V. NIIII . . lI- m , '. NI '. Il. 4' 1 I. In. 4 ' . . .' ' . -. . r ' I . Ill w Z B. SIc'NaIIIv. Il. XI 'N Il' ', II. fill . . . ' ' ' ' . . I I- Illil . 5- . 2 - , 4 4 4 v 4 - V 4 - 1 - 4 4 'I I I , , - . , - I Iv ' 4 A- r 1 - ,- . ' ' I , ' I . . , , v v - IGI L- 1 v I A 1 V I ' L ' r ' n v' I . I I II I . I . . I I DI I I II ' I: R. K I' . B. 'h. S. ' .' ' . Ii. I I 4 YI - ' . .. uh- ' ' '- I' , Il. I' I .' ' . . I.. Ihm 2: S, Orr. -I, Iiilclc-n. -I. . hull. - . ' , .I. I' 'h I . XI. I ' z . II. I' . XI. I.' rh. lim II: II. .'I '. J. KI II I, .L II I ' . -I. ,'-h I., 5. .I: Il-. -I, II' 4 . . V ' . -I. Il 'I1I. II. lim'- ' '. Ii. II- I' . N. XI4- 1 I' . II II nx 4: J. I . 'lI. I'. lr: I I, 'I'. FI' -' . I. .'t'lI r. I.. 'k. Il. I.it 'l'. Ii. R . II. Nall, . II. :I h ' . . in-ral '. H. i: -Iuxx. I'III'NCH IIIB u I I a 1 J 0 In-r N Ilappold A I'oIx.PIman f-unun R I' der I Ia ull nh Rap mr! I I r s cm 2 ha er X Kahn-r N I ale T I' rr mln nhelm 4Trc-asurn YI I udulg II Ice Prvuldenli Kaufman 1PrvuIde-ntl Israel IN:-1-rf-larsl H huttman Mgt at rms! II cork 1-rs 4 I-Ishrr I man I- Ihrhlnwnn l'Ink NI nan NI Ilrhockl man III 4 Iiounln hrutchlck NI Kleln II hart:-n In len h or-n D stralnlnp, N u n If-x Kle n B Ilogers N Sol o I-n I II-arm-s P Nllklvwlcz N Schiff Br: I nthman I ook I' an I auf r Trmchtman P Kahn Benatowlch NI Katz I. nrnkx I Tc ibrl Bursts-in A Pradln H Ianulau ms w B Lolte R Nh-plan N Rem son I NIark.1rI,xn H XII Nalllf- II ho duh-In I I If-mek SI I Issek Rosenberg PP dnun II I1 a lls- R enlce I Pu olln karl:-s A Smlth FRENCH CLUB PRESElNTS SKIT EN VACALCES The mam purpose of the French Club IS to better acqualnt 1tS members vsltb the customs hterature and art of France The group vxhlch IS composed of students already famlllar vuth the French language has had varied programs Wh1Ch mcluded learn1ng French songs from records Some of the members also presented a sklt En Vacances from vwh1ch they derlved both knowledge and pleasure The gloup also takes an Interest nn playlng games that ale enjoyed by the natlve 1nhab1tants of the country whxch they find so fascmatlng FACULTY MEMBER LEADS GERMAN CLUB FOLK SING Thls year the German Club has been more actlve than exex before Under the gtudance of 1tS faculty adwser Mlss Mayer many entertammg programs have been plesented One wluch was outstandlng xx as a German Folk Smg dnected by M1 Hels well known physlcal educatwn mstructor here at Bennett The members also enjoyed studymg German composers and altxsts At the annual Chrlstmas party a serles of German games was enjoyed by all IIIIIYI-AN III B Rul T Halxnrn NI hal I1- wgt at armsl I I un-r tm-4-rv tarxl NI Shapiro Glu' Presldentl Il Haxnun 1I'rP'4Idlntl H Il 4Trz-asure-rl I If-xin It Bllnkuff f Strauss Ihm 2 S Tinjanolf B Turks-on I 0 lx B I hvrtork I I arn-I C hs-skln R Nm er I Nieman XI I iehlrr NI BI!-Iuelu II Popper II II I-lnlwrg, I Barnex In I -I Ilanlvli S Irevnbvrp, Bachner R Polakuff I' I-rf-In-u I' Hnfhvlns WI l'reeflman s Blau del B Bn-utner NI IA-nh I the-r nlroff P Nlhvrhrrg lh xx 4 I Illltlafk I Hlll A snllu-r 1 1 Pr ar 1 I I 1 B Harker NI I aesser R Iles slnzer -I I arp A Jude-lsuhn II Nunshlne l Hax man 86 lin : .A. l'rI1Ir-I. Ii. I' rr-I. . K I- . . , . ' ' . -I. N ' . . 'r . 3 . A 5 - . R. Rf' '. S. ' 1 . '. ' 1' 1lnI. II ' 1 H. ' ft . .I. . . .l. Il. , ' - - -I. . , R. .' ' A . . BI . M. Ii .I'I, S. II nu II. NI. I '. XI. l'rII . S. '-I1l- . I I' h . . I '. . . -I. I' he . II. . 'im-. T. ' . . . I . . '. -' - ' . . . I' h , i. ,Q .A. Ka ' : R. . S. ' , 3- ' ' . Y. Nl J. I'I. . ' . B. ' . I-2. . . . , ' , S. '4 g, .. ' . M. R ' fi . ' . . -' I - . . I. . ' ' . . . - - ' I .' . .. .. , . . . . . N. . Il. ' I ' . . A -s N I . . Ii . . . d . J. 1 Y , , v v 1 v 7 . 1 . - - 4 f , I Q. v I I v I - Y ' I I I . 7 v v . Q ' 1 1 I v I f . - A L 1 n' : . 2' . . . ' rr. Il. , If . ,' ' . ' . . Illvr R il ,', . ' . . f . ' . I. ' '. i. III ' 1: . ., I ', I, I : - . - . '. . . . .' ' . G. Ya' K'p . B. K 1, I . jg pa, HFBRPII IIIH I ow I A Bernhard S Sultanlk I tllde-n 1Trea-mrfrm Sl Karp me-1-ra any I udwhz 4I rvwldentb S 1 ohen II Ire Prvxldenty S Row n In-rg Az! at Arms! I! luttner Sou-trv A brow Row 2 I' fold-utrln SI lloldnun Adler s Dron-n SI Bursteln I undan N Sultanlk II Popper hallett B Blllirk I Ackerman Rogers B Shaffer A I-olgl lman ow I NI Segal R Blndman Trachlman II Re sman R 0'-kln s Nhrs hmun I Kahn I' IH rlm n HI:-hu lu II n x n N I'In sur S 1-arte-n o 4 T I' ro ull: n Q- ln ltr-1 I n I er 1' n I Iss: sm-k A n za r Snr llnlgonos HI' BRI' II C I UB KPLLBRATPS PURIM Wlth Mr Hartman ae ltf. adxlser thle club 19 mterested ln fulthexmg etu dentq knowledge of the language of the Jewxsh people The Heblew Club hae been progressmg well ln nts second year of exletence Among paet programs haue been a Chanukah paxty and a party to celebrate PUIIUI tt whu h Glides w CI e shown about the VcII'I0llQ customs Connex ted with the hollday The membels also paxtlclpated 1n He brew SIIIKIIIX and dam mg They are Iooklnff forward to haung a Speaker on Iarael SPANISH KLUB DISLUSSES TI Tl' ACHINO The members of the Spamsh Club have tued to leaxn more about tued to Increase then' knowledge and fluency ln the Spanmh language One of the outstandmv pzogxamq wae an nn formal CIIGCIISSIOYI led by Manuel H Guerla of teleyxelon fame Togethel wxth MHS Sherman tholr adxwer the group 1G mtereeted ln hw Idea of teachmg Spanleh 1n the elementary schoole 'LPANINII l I I B ow I X x Nm- II Ilewr man til!! at Arms! I Iilrhardfmn ma-ere-iarxb It Bun-mnlI'r1nIdPlItI N -Iaffe Hive I'rmIdr-ntl II Nwm. Ier tTreaQnrerI op on Hornhlaw n lnlm n s s Iuffmun Hurwitz H Wagner B Iurohson N If-acork I' holdwatrr N lon nl n NI Nadln nr I r n B Iileun s hrauth I-o man .S I I' Bus a hln us o c n Ixaufman A sllln rha ng I I oh n PIU-I a I lu I Tran 4 rt -I I owl I Iaro Q ox 4 Nnger xnpan Nchwartl N ireenherz A Braun rout E Bookbmdn-r A hralml. R Lleherman B Wiseman Shapiro N hreenhvrn, I hlxde C I'ret'dman H l-inzervt 87 I ' : . . . .' , .. ' : 5. a . . . . ' ' . H. ' . . ' , . . .- . ls. It ' I: . . .' . . . I.. .' ,' . '. . '. - ll . sl. --....l.-1..l. -, . nw : . '- -nl .u. ml. H. rm . M. KI l . I.. -k. Al. Ll: . . . s n -. rx. .' nh. I. I 1. . ' f ', ,2 . . ' . , . .' ' .. 4 . . ' ' . ' X Y .' ' f .- ' l . ' P, 1 - Y' 1 D 1 h . 1 . v . 1 v , . , , , , . , , f . Spain and South America, their customs and their people. Through the medium of vocabulary games, the members have .' ' ' . ' 'B I L. ' h. . . , V L ' - lx - :lk .IaL:lI. Q un.. . . I - . , A. 1' I . I-3. ll w 2: I.. a . ' ,n. a . . . .' -. l-1. mn- . r. io - do . . I' , . ' , I, '-ir- liow ': S. Ulller. N. lin- If-r. I. h. ca. H I . r. mn . l.. 1' h- . .L , u 4 . .I ' ' . -, ' P . lf- SI . S. I, lid' . . , -k-n- lw . . ' f . .. , h R v : B. Ji ' . Il. .'l- I . S. - . . . . B. SIXTH FIIB It u I C Donman S 'Itelnhf-rs. H anger B ull S I-Inrlnn Tlnjanotf II Benson II Ifxlm S Rohlnnon re B ir r r ll B Hirsch R Ntaldrr lTrea surf-rl II Schultz 48:-entarsl Il Has man 4Presldentb ID Krant I Glu- Presldentb I Nature-n ISK! at Arms er N In 1' NI4 ndrlon Hnzka ll Nleplan I Nhan I Itllklrwlll H Turzf-nn Il turn I- Berlin II Krutf-hlck I Hehe-r NI Tuupkln I Info s NUIIIBBYII I Kardamun N Nll tank I Huwr nn I I s A Nmlt H He-u ne r nrultl H-enlcl I! 0 Iwtt Nl IA-rc'h I 1 ullfc rd IM ndel N Remsnn NI t hamher mn I mln graft R Brotlmmn N Lexltr on I XI Hurultl I llh harduon II Nunshlns I I udnlll B Kar n vpn I Ilat ner II Broun N n lun: r at I In rnmrn Ihnltt' Il Nt llh Il Bfnnsrr NIATH CLLB STUDIES QLEEN OF THE SCIENCES The Bennett Math Club was organized for the purpose of giving mtelested students the opportunity of seeing fascinating mathematical sidelights and at the same time learning more about the Queen of the Sciences Every other vxeek members present papers on topxcs xxhlch they have pre of Buffalo who spoke to them on Strange Things Axe Happening All told it has been a very successful and flllltflll first year for the club 1 0UlNLIL DISLUSSLS CURRENT EVENTS The Junior Council On World Affairs dlscusses curl ent events and stlmu lates greater interest in world events among Bennett students Membership in the club IS open to all who vush to pai ticlpate The meetings this year have included a panel discussion on the Harry Dexter White case and an interesting lecture by Mrs Bryant Glenny on her trip through western Europe Some of the members also ieplesented Bennett in the model Umted Nations Assembly held at Buffalo State Teachers College this spring NIOR ttll NI Il ON IIOIII II -1I'I'4IRN In l Hirst Ra I m 4 Nliliun 1Nr-4 retarw Ne nman 1Trn-asurerb Nl Hull H Ice Pre-sl unlb N tohen 4I're- Alf-ntl I Rosenberg -I Roth N Slate-n R usinm hr:-iser Il Nnazer . Idstem X Nilu-rbery. I lxarda man A Urplnn I L1-lman fl Neu man B Wilson S latte S Nc-hifi man s nr N Ilappor Yllller I T I-Ink I tlldn-n I' Trar man B Krutrhlrk It NIf'I7l!lI'I IKIIIIIIISILII I' Rogmln I Ilan I' auer I lmlgonns Ii Nhaffer R e nn Nl In en ox 4 rf-san ll n r ule R hat: I lxatl II Nm r us andvr N r f-s III rel atts N N II A I Iiluo s I In 88 0 ' : '. ' . . '. . I. . . I. A . . .I. . . S. Row 2: AI. fag II. II. I4 k. li. Ca - 1- . . . . . .' - -. I. E. MIII . . t'f . Ii. Ilnw 3: A. I ' . . .' ' . .- .' '. '. ' ' -. . - . , ' l . , . , . , . h . IC. .' '.. .. ' . - I - I . .. I Il I : .I. Walt . . . .' h. . I- ' . I.. H ' 2. II. '. . I' la ' , , , , . . I I . -I. I ' . .l. ', -- . . . II 7: . . ' ,. - . ' . . . .' . '. .. . ' . . I - I . I.Il . I . I . . . I' I' ' . II. I.llII'k. I'. . ' '. II. . - - . . I v y 4, y v w v 1 n . . ' . 1 . I . . I. - I1 , ' ' Y - V - pared in advance. They have also enjoyed seeing movies and listening to Dr. Harriet Montaique, from the University .. - , . .. - , - 1 v 1 w 1 . . v - A A - , , , - . , 7 - lin : B. ' h. S. ll ll. t'. . ' -' ' ,' . NI. . ' ' I ' . . I. ' I . I. N Run 2: I.. A . . . I I . Ii. tin .' ' , . . ' '. .. ' ' - . S. Flfh' I I. li. lhm' Z : . '. . . I . I. ht- , . ' '. . .' ' . 5. I. , . . . .' . . I. vi '. . . ' h IC V 2 C. I' .' 1. I.. H I - . -I. KI. . . . - . ' U. . .' P . Ii. R I . fl. fa I . ll. F' A lit' . .I. II . A. Smith. :h'r. I.. ' t Il NIIIR RI- II LIKONN Sl' IH II I- CI I B am I 1 n Ha 1 n Burke 4 I Ichockl II Ruhlnmn :seen-tanm I II alter 1I're-Qlmlvntl I Huber dh-e Prenldf-nh N Her un: 4'I'rt-anurerl I I'r rd 'I' Hewitt u I' Book 1 nder I ullfu 1 rihows I' S vu' I I ham er aln A Smith I- Shan mu r II Anstex A Hn :Ita Nu se em I u w Nlarkr-I Slancuim P N Ilkls w I4 I I II BMG I schlehr J Hart han! N I lpkue II Illrth B Turgwm Ron 4 -I Iucrl -I Kirtland It Blu- Iow I Wendt-I J Illchardson I Rc-:ester I Lhlnvll II Iliffln IRI SI' RVII I' C Ll B I' NTI' RS SECOND YFAR The Junior Red Cross Service Club founded last year has success fully earned on a program of serxlce in lts second year at Bennett under the leadership of P1 esldc nt Lois Walter Mem bers partlcxpated in the annual assembly held in the fall by helping to torm the human Red Cross which was this years stage setting Besides helping in the Drive the SGIXICQ Club has made numerous faxors for the Veterans Hospital Each Friday after school several girls work at the Red Cross Blood Center on Delaware Axenuc programs embracing all the sciences In the field of biology the members savx a dissection by two UB students in physxcs they studied sound and air pressure and experimented with metals to obserxe chemical reactions The climax of this year s programs xx ere tours of the U B Medical School and the Erie County Technical Institute xx huh were enjoyed by all the club membels SCIIPNII' KIIH u I NI B1-ndu B Illruh N ll In I- Wo-InlteIn1Trvnsurnrl Nl Borlns lwrrvtarvb fl Nature-n 4l'l'f'NIIll'I Nmnman dIt'1I'ruId4-ntl XI ua 0 1 nson as we-II Ntralnlnz I ss ' ll LP nu I ann erlln II Anctvs Mo :ka Slancnun A I-radin I We-he-r I- Trarhtman B Lam.: r T I-Ink I Coho-n I- Nh-:cl T Halpern B halter ou I its-Inhf-rp, I Nhums w mile I' aunr I rt-en IP -I hat: I Iarohs N Ic- un B Ixrutchlck ex :- Rozot In N Tlnganoff ,I I! Inter- Rum 4 P Nilxerhn-ry., I Han man s Pullsner R I uhlck R Ruse n vrg R I eppo rm ln T klein rles I 4 sses IIa Il! r Huxh mm II Sharp B ll II ker Pruitt r B Beutm r 89 u A 1 n. I1-'I , ta. nu . I-. Ro ' 2: I. II . -I. . rl, N. fu L. , ,l. ' - h I , ., .' , 1. J . H. sn -. .. .. lv . -1. lc-::N.snt.N., .Ix. D ' ' ... 4 ,, . ' F . . . I , I , , I. I I , I I . , . - FIELD TRIPS HIGHLIGI-IT YEAR Under the guidance of Mr. Snow. this year's Science Club has had a variety of Ru : . . ', . . ' - - - 'U - I , Q A nth. xl. ' -- - . . . 1' I, R. B- . sl. 1' 1 , n. Rr' L: B. if I . -I. '. 'll- l'1- n . . . . .x. I, . lc. n - 1: s. r f. I. . I sl. N . 3. L -. ma. I . l.. Le' . . ' . - . -' . I m- ., , . ' -. s. I. 'ir . IL. h . . ' ' 1 . . ' . -I. sa . '. l.- , lc. n -. xl. 2 . . .' . . a ' . I'. IHOTOI RAI HI K I l B ms l A Hzllo S Purdy D Sul! net 1Trea'-.urerb Sl Ieanes ISIN Prr-sldentl II Sykes tPreQIdenU I' Brendel 18:-cretarw N Posner I Hedzer R w 2 R lohnsnn N larhonell 1 Resman I lanikx N Rnhlnsnn I I-'urens R Bnrghen Rm l R Sledler -I Zackhelm T Hendricks NI Klein R Nzeglounki I Richardson BETTER PHOTOS CLUB S GOAL The Photography Club has done a fine Job in fuithermg popular interest in photog raphy The meetings are devoted to learning and impxowing the members technique in the basic skills involved in the photographic process This is accomplished by guest speakers demonstrations and field trips They also criticize and advise one another so that they might improve the quality of their photographs Many of the membeis contribute their skill tovsard illustrating the BEACON with snapshots of life at Bennett PROJECTION STAFF SERVES SCHOOL Efficient service is the ideal in the work which the Bennett Projection Staff expert guidance of M1ss Huck faculty adviser The members devote many study periods a week to the operation of portable projectors used in connection with classroom studies Staff students also lun the machines in the auditorium on assembly days Audio visual instruction continues to be mstiumental in teaching Bennett students because of the excellent coopei ation of the Projection Stal? PIHIII' QTION NT-il'l' m 1 K W alls I Hap man Beekman B Lmell WI Klein Johnenn D Pfau R Derrah Ron ll Stark Nl Britton 1 hase B Langer D Beccue Holzka I- Fresco R holken Nt I I l man I on .I II honrad I Bristol Rune II I' rager P Pralter Isvnherg NI Freedman R u -I I Inger I Richardson Rf-xzln B Hacker II Nugnel xenn I I lseek 90 lc 1 . . ' ml. . .' - In ' 'Z . - . ' . i- 1 ' I : . .' . . . . , Y . . I . . . A - L, i . . . . . V D . . . undertakes. Workers on the well-trained staff usually receive instructions early in their high school careers under the v ' v h R1 ' : . ' , '. ' , S. . . 4 , . . . w. ' 2: '. S . . . . R. . 1. . . ' , r. z ': . ' , '. . . R. o ' z ,. ' . ,. . , li. n . . ' . . .' . n. i I'l'l'l III' Nl RNPS III' ANIPRIK A rw 1 D Ihrth I Rlvhardson 4Trea-lure-rl B Huggins Necrv t rw I Walter Hire- President! A Campbell fPresldl-nl! I Barber 151-nlor Rf-presentatlu-J I Nth ll tlunlor Rf-pres:-ntatlseb I Ixahn tsophonmre Reprf--ae-ntallu-r l I- rwd tlfrn shnun liepres nt xtns r w Z I n II.: X Ho Bulsel onzl In n rhockl S I' x Im on-tz Iacobsnn, I Jacobs Il xx I I' Shaw I I-ornnca Nl Nos ca 0, Kaufman I Brock N xun Ilannels 1 Unnhm BIAQSIIIKIIIIIP B Chamberlain nw -I Bllwlem Bm k ni Sr lck I Sic I lane-x N Nhin ns ll Burlingame lr Ward A Hnllka profession and encourage others to become nurses forty interested prospective Florence Iwightingales met together fo the first time this year to organize a Future Nurses of America Club With the help of Miss Loretta McDonnell our school nurse the newly formed group has talked with student nurses and witnessed demonstrations of basic nursing skills Several of the charter members non seniors will be enrolled in schools of nursing next year TRILKS OF TRACK TAUGHT Following the completion of the fall sports program the Track Club xx as organized by M1 Rosenthal to gne experience in various ex ents to boys who plan to compete with Bennett s track team this spring The purpose of this club is to interest freshmen and inexperienced runners in track Training in starts hurdles broad Jumps and pole Jumps are practiced The fundamentals of track are taught to the members with emphasis on learning a ariety of events TRACK CLI B nu lunirn nge 1 uw-ll 1Tr1-asurerb ll I-lrard Hire- lrevu dent! 1 Burghen tPrMldentb II Nichols rmrrvturw ll Burgh!-'n I I-lmu-r m 2 no la-un I ree-ns a -nh 1 u o Parke I Rn snlt k Run 3 D Lang I De-xlne +- ot Tllluu I! Nkalne 91 Rr ' : . . k . ' a .' .h 4. y' Q ' - ' I ,' u . Ru : '. Gordo . I-1. ' ' lz. .- . vu. A. . . .l. mu . J. -1 g, A. fl , '0.'. J. .1 , B. 01:::..' ' r L. , .. , 'r. fi , J. a. ' rs. u - : rs. '. L. ,-1.. J. NURSES OF TOMORROW' ORGANIZE TODAY Because they wished to increase their own knowledge of the nursing v ' . lc if rc. ' i .. za. r , In r -: A. ni k. I.. aa fn. lc. a -, A. N I. , c. a u , I-. ' ': . . 1. . l'. I' u- :.- . n. , . - KN! I- KN II NIONI IUIKN I ll HPI' Ilffll 0 he r B Hurwitz I Iarkf-nr I uhard-.on I halle-tt A lruen I 1 l asm-r an s n 1 r v NITJIIIIIIL I nh: n I Ruhr nstvln A NIIIIYTIM rx. Burma II Andersen P Hulwr Bennett I' I I r ra rm rum N halsvr ws hruw P We hs rr kruu r IR Altman A I amphf-Il I Ix Z I Nt!-eh NI lx I STUDFNTQ RFC ORD ABSENKF AND T-XRDINESS These puprls haue been of xaluable assrstance durrng therr free perlods by actlng as attendance and hall monrtors The latter ma1nta1n order rn the halls and drrect usrtors to the office Frrst perrod exery day attendance slrps are collected from the homeroom teachers tardy students are marked off the another sectron of thrs staff sends postcards to absentees parents We one a great deal of the efficrency for vwhrch Bennett rs noted to these staffs I UIDANC I4 POR I OST AND LONFUSFD Under the sponsorshrp of Alpha Omega H1 Y a lost and found department rs ax allable to Bennett students ex ery day before and after school Lost artrcles are returned upon request and rdentrnca tron to grateful students Those rtems not called for are auctroned off at the end of the school year Channelmg students to the proper counselor are the students xx ho help rn the gurdance oifrce They act as receptronrsts and run the mang errands the Job necessltates These are two more nays ln u hrch the students of Bennett par trcrpate rn the efficrent run nrng of the school Kllll-XXI I' XNII IONT AND I'0l ND YIUNITURN u l rr s rr in-Q I-ruhstorfrr R Block A Balm 011 r II arm-r N1 ole-x I I' 5 s Nl a A I I l I Tnnll I I rf-san mx ve 1 Burm-mun stu-Ir N lnhnsun ll lxlnsman N f'II'III'dlIIb 92 A'I I'IlNlD. . 1 . n Au. Rm I: S. I' s . -I. I' tl. J. rr- ' 'f 1, s. I.- lc. 2: 'r. sm- I. rr. 9 - ' f, .l. xr. ' . . . , , . R. . '. JH rc za: rr. v --, ,1. ' 1 . -I. mn .. A. ' . '- n . n. un. 1. r ,.. an. ' .' V ' ' . Y , f Y total number of pupils who are absent and tardy is tabulated, and the results reported to Miss Huck. Second period l l 4 4 K l . 4 if - , ' L A D - ' K L ' . .' ' K, R0 : M. Ka 1. 0 . J. A -ne-. Pl- ' , . ' . . . u rc - 2: rr. msn. .l. ' . B, J-n .. .s r. '. Hin. .n-. . . rr :- terl . '. Ile- I 3, '. ' r . '. ' : I rc za: .r. rr . '. , rp, fl-IILSS LIlB mx I I Block tSL,t at irmsi Krantz 1591-retarw Il Pnl ikoff fl-'refaidentb I' Ilppa Glu Ir si dpnty Il Nlalder rTre.xsurl xugarman m 2 H h I e I I e n nn V5 N gal R If-ulrh I x NI Thomas R Kulken I Strauss Ram 3 XI Buxhaum B Sunshine D If-sine S Haber B harp N Green her: R lmldhr-rx., I' Brothman CHESS CLLB WINS LITY LHANIPIONSI-IIP In their wx eekly meetings under the surveillance of Mr Smith the Chess Club adjourns a short business meeting 1n favoi of chess matches among themselves This year they succeeded in obtain ond year of existence the club has already purchased new boards and sets to incl ease the pleasure the members derne from the meetings STUDENTS ASSIST ATHLI' TIL INSTRLCTORS Pupils who xx ish to spend their flee periods in the athletic depalt ment assist the gym and swimming teachers They run errands promote older in the gymnasium and pool and do an excellent Job of giung their assistance wherever it may be needed While performing their duties those xx ho Wlsh to go on and become physlcal education instructors gain inxaluable experience IXNI AND NWININIINI NIONITORN m 1 ers I anna r I lehernmn A H0l1ka I klein N llkin NI Goldman I nn 2 A I Ind: nherz NI I ong D vksun Sham I Iaeo is Hunnld NI Hon ard uw 3 I D mm-lu A Herl'-mn Turgeun I R1 sman Xl sulur Iouzrmc B Bold! 93 R ' : .. I' .- -.- . . D. . . .' ' -rf, lc, Ru ' : . Sell , M. , rch. I, I I W S , '. .'e , . . . A. I. 'ln, ing their first championship by defeating the title-holding Kensington team. by a score of 3-2. Although in only the sec- lu - z s. My .. B. .1 -. M. 1 A : . . , - , . . . . rg. i. .r:. .' .... I., F. II ' : - . z . . . . , , B. ' . a. - .,.. ' , xi. HURITON 1 I I BN us 1 nna I-A sr Tn asurerl 1 Himmele 1lI Nvrrl tan 1 Ni N hlh 1D Pr:-sldentl N rr 14 I'r1-1 dent! -I hrorge I loo- Prrslde-ntl I as ll :1 R1-vordlng if-crvtarw I' sutrllfh 1 1 turn sg ondlni. Nr-rrr-tarw nu or nn 1 A slowon A h N Hlldvhralld 18 D fl Thu N ll 1 lin 1 1 1 -1 1: 1 an 1 A II II1-IIA lluplc-r Uphx lhnp ll' HORIION DFI I' hATI1 S ATTI' ND RI' 1.ION Al NIP FTINO In May the tuo Bennett chapters of the Hoiizon Clubs sent at the conference Novs in their second yea! of school sponsorship they haue estabhshed a fine lecord of SCIXICE? to the 11 mmunity The big social ex ent of the Horizon year IS the annual Candlelight Ball xx hich IS alu ays a success The pzofits of the dance are used to Hnance seuice plojetts TAPPIN1, TOILS ECHO IN HALLS If you xx alk down the corridor and hear the Click of dancing feet you can be sure it is the tap thorus hald at uork on a neu xoutme This gloup of girls IS interested IH danclng either as a profession oi for then' own satisfaction All of us will Iemembel the tap Chorus and their perfoimance in the Varlety Shovs as the Caiaxan Cuties Best of luck to the guls TAI I HURI N we-ated I- lbw-h N X aanu-rl. 1II11 I re sid: ntl A llhkson 1 I resident P I' I Inf-s 1Ne-1-rf-larw I Nana'-1.1 N dlldlnl. -K l'I lloll N 1: a I udluu I' N1-x vu- 1-M-colnpanluli rf-xl: r 1 arruhha she K Illx Pohl o-ru Nm l mann N I ru is 94 i , ni- 1.1. ra 1ni.n. vu- 1.4. 0 - .I . . 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IIIHIUH NIUNIH N Noqlml N111 er I h.1llI111u11 A1l111m 1 M shlxr N .1ndI111. or 1 1114111 Ukon B os I If-I1 no r BPAI TIPS AND THE B00lxS Many of the schools students make use of the Bennett 11111 111 but i 11 ll 11111 tht t1me and effort that I5 necewary to keep up lts many f8.C11ltl0Q Llbl iry NIOIIIIOIS under tha I I Il I VI N L ll Ilbldfldll help keep thm esaentlal part of Bennett runnmg efii lently They are 1n th nge of 4heck1n1 broke out 1 1 afternoon and rn before school eury mornmff We at Bennett are uso espen 1all3 f rtunatt 111 h lklllf ll h 1111111 1 STAMP il LB H0105 -KI CTIOX Thre 30411 the Stamp and Com Cluh hm 1ga1n t1ken upon rtselt tht II lll t1 rr I mtereit ln the faecmatrng hobbxes of Qtamp and Com collectmv The nrembere tradt it 1mps toms and 1 1111 1h!e knoxxl fdge at thelr meetlnge The hxghllght of thls years actlvltlec 11 1s the annull ph1latel11 lllillfill It 11h1 l1 ihe hug 1111 able to buy and Qell the much desned Stqmpe to complete then' colleetlons XXII XXII N1 Hell N 11 1r I H 'I lnm-nl 11 :Sgt al rmn sun I'l1llllllll 1 r11l1x1r1 1l re u IOIIIU 0 llll0'k 'Nl1I'l IIYXP lr11111111111 11 r11n11ro-r1 1 IIL 0 Nt 11 K In-11alo1Irl1 ,4 1 11 Xl:-sull11,o r ll Nun-r I'n1xh111l11 N ll ll Broun 1111 llosn nln-rg ll No In 90 . . 3 , 111 .- 1 11. tg-, , -- , 11. f , - . 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N um 1 r un ni ld N ulnan 1 BOOKS SLPPI IFS DISTRIBLTED TO BENNETT STUDENTS The bookioom and bookstore monitors deserxe com mendation for then conscientious serxice to the school Tleese boys quickly and efficiently supply all the books used in Bennett When a new book ann es they see that it is checl ed stamped and classified promptly The bookstore moni supplies NIONITORS MAINTAIN ORDER IN C Al'I'TI' RIA The students xx ho act as Cafeteria monitors aid the faculty mem bers in ehaihe in keepin ordei in the lunchiooms They remind the students to do their part by iemaining in their seats and not litteiing the cafeteria It is also then duty to superuse orderly dismissals at the end of the period VN ill one these studs nts 1 xote of thanks fm then fine work I API ll III K NIONll0l!x nu N 1- rx um un nur 1 ll -4 Il sum Il n In-balk Nl Nrunmn nga-r I nm 96 K -' ' ': K. Kun - '. Nl. lnhvll. . . .'l 3-im Il: ': A. l'r1-sunt. Nl. . u- zu, S. Pullsm-r. ll. B 0 . S. Rvsi 'nff. BI. Ros:-llfr' , li. fe . J. Iivrn- at-1-it 'f Y ' ' ' ' , . ' . , - , K . ,. . - . . f tors. under the supervision of Miss Federman. run the school store, which provides students with all types of school . S I S Z ' ' H ' . lc ' 1: R. an II ,. lc. Q 'I , .l. Ili ' ' . I . Ni 'I ol . H. 0 ' 'vkvr ll 2: H. I ' . . . . . ll. KI' ' . f . 0'l'0 'Il 0I'I' If I' YIUXITUIIN m I 111 on N I nldnun IKYIIIIPII I 1 Ildrn x sr-hlffnun sh: r I urn on B IIII-.on fl B Illrs 4g 2 f 1 Ilimnu le- I andau II Xppe-II14un1 I4 fe Barnes K I rad:-n A lerlman I ne- H T Halpern rthm s B A NI N 4 :- fm 1 Ib 111111111 ll N0 agler rg I 1 nrlns N1 M- wrg R errah unouill 1 rn 111 Xlnr 1 1 I 5KhIlIl my FIIIIII N nfs r uhr-r I sm f-nhc Im Rosen n rg II Igllmn A Ines STLDLNTS ASSIST IN ADNIINISTRATIXI' OIIIII-S The othce I'llOfllt0IS undel MISS Shanleys superuslon help to malntaln the effiuency of the School office Ifmm the Qtudents xx ho xolunteer for thls foxm of SQIXICG those who haxe hlgh stholfmtlc stanclarde fue selected XNIIIIQ pufoxmxng such dutxes as typmg hllng operatmg the sxutchboards and actmg ae receptlomets they gam mxalulble exfellence ln ofhte pmtedures It IS through these effluent Qtudents that gueste at Bennett get Inst lmpxeeslons of the school NM m ly be sure th it thue xull be good ones THIS IS BB S THF BLNNETT BRO-IDL ASTINI11 Qi STILWI Exery mornmg the students of Bennett Hlgh Sthool ale mformed of ew-:tx 1 currxcular aCI.lXlT.l6S lHlpOl tant f1lQ9IlIlgS and any notues pextment to the efficlent comp1et1on of the school day All thm cornea to the school through the far 1l1t1es of B B S the Bennett Bxoadcastlng Sy 'stem ua the talents and toll of tht Publn -Xcldrees Clexx Tht Clem also bloaclcaeti on the Spot deecxlptlone of the home basketball gamee A Ill t to Right I 1 Iuth I 1 onsun I We rhhm IK B ack an R Den-Iso 97 i .W . 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Nlvdltr H Stk-lman I lurtls ST-U l- 1 IU!! left to Right Ii Chase tllectrivianb R llmu- tstage Nlunau-rr I Harhnr 0 stress of I opurlinsb Il larur Nlaster I-lxnranb II llri k 1Irl erh Slam Qi alt 98 QOI OR 1 I ARD SI- RX FQ SC HOOL Under the superxlsron of Bennett Boys H1 Y the Hag marshals are responsrble for the rmpressrxe presentatron of the colors at our assembly programs These four boys select and tram other students to carry the flags and often partrupate rn these ceremonres them selx es Vrsrtors to our school durrng an assembly hare complrmented Bennett on 1ts lmpressrxe open mg exercrses SAP ETY PATROL PROTELTS STUDENTS The safety patrol has farthfully and drlrgently performed rts duty of ox erseerng the safety of arru mg and de partrng Bennettonrans Patrol members arrne at sthool at 8 00 otlock exery mormng to take up then posts rn front of the school Regardless of the xx eather' they are on hand to dlrect traffic and rnsure safe street Crosslng by the students NAI- I'Tl I -XTROI I 1 ran B har I1 41 urtxlm Nl Thomas u Inut nun SHOWS bIiCl'SS DLI1 TO STAOI' CREW The untrrrng efforts of the stage crevx under the drrectron of Mr Stamp has resulted rn the smooth effrcrency behrnd the scenes durrnc all our assemblies They hare also contrlbuted then serxrces when outsrde groups hare used our stage for productlons Hovs ex er the majorrty of the crew s tlme and effort thrs year was drrected to producrng the Varlety Shovx They tontrolled such effects as the lrghtmg back drops and proper tres The knowledge and experrente garned xx hrle performrng therr xarled dutres enables them to decrde rf they rush a career rn theatrrcal enxrronment ' , 1 i'. ',. . ' V ' V t , . - 1 1 1 v t A . 'C E.. . . ., , :. ' ., '. .. ...' .. .' . il ' I' ,,'b . ':.',2 .IL 'r - -, . . ' 1. .- . . ' I- 'or- ,..., 3 - ar' . ,. ., f I.s-ft to Rllll I: W. -If-I s - . I'. 1: -e-' ' r a . . . .. ' g ' l'. I'e-UK' rt 1 ,' - n- ll. 1 11 1 1 1 1111 11 1 11 1 r . , lt., A t 4 , . 1 . , . ' ' I I 1' . sl p I on s I . 1.1- ' - I 11 . .' 3. Q .' , I Sporfs Girls' Sports f0LD B GIRI S k kKNb lxP B L Ti H h Nl N k N B l la Ixl NDBI Nl B si, lx 1 rs w I S S N D H ause we want to brxng you ots of scores and news galn we ve tr1ed our level best o here are all our VICWS lmply g1ve us your attentlon R ead on and you w1ll see tems that may 1nterest you otes on every vlctory uess that s all we have to say ee you aga1n next year okay? BASEBALL Here are the results you have been waltlng for The champ1onsh1p baseball game was played be tween the Freshman 4 and Sophomore 6 teams thls year Although the freshman team captamed bx Sally Wagner put up a good fight they were unable to defeat the sophomores The final score was 6 to 4 100 Congratulatxons to the winners Connle Ph1ll1es Audrey Schuessler Kay Shwelzer Frannle Thomas Ruth Wemberg Brenda Wllson Sh1r1ey Arbogast Marguarlta Bauer Betty Boldt Captaln Barbara Borneman Holly BI'1tZ Marlynn Brost Honey Lauer GOLD B AWARDS Four years ago many of our senlor glrls began an actlve program 1n glrls sports They had a definlte goal the coveted Gold B To w1n th1s Gold B they needed 500 polnts Wh1Ch they earned through partlclpatlon ln baseball swim mmg basketball and volleyball Those who were unable to take part 1n all of these sports galned extra polnts by refereemg games by keepmg scores or through swlmmlng tests The glrls de serve a lot of credlt for thelr hard work 5 .. H - AS Row l: J. fion'.al,s A. Li de h fx. N. Gvll- I. E - st fl. Al. L' hen. N. Yan Sly e, . 'e ste J. Irving, H. Smith, '. hilllvs, J. ecker, M. 'pee Row 2: J. Svherzinzcr, '. mm, M. endrivk. . L. li 'k, -l. D kha n, Al. Kayser, D. ' tl . A. C' d . 0 , l'. Miller, F. Murphy, S. .'-llr... f. Jacobson, G. l'pt0n. D. Swalzln-r Row 3: . Bass ng me, J. ' Pin, E. Iilall ll . fs. -I. S turen. -l. Juszvzak, -I. ,li tl:-f hllt, J. l'l l , L. ykl J. Naish. -I. W'Pnd l M. Cosgrove, '. 5 TTB, J. 'atz, E. Dickson. R. t vich. B. Srhrag. .I. Turner, li. Hnllingw th Row 4: 5 . Adema, C. Yafndercher, M. Sutor, li, Conhoy. G. Shovnmker, J. Curry, J. Bell, G, M-U y, S. Sta k ll. .' hultz, I-2. Fun -h S. Pamess, C. Gesl, J. Finch, Q. Bluman, C. einzer, I . unold ,C . . . : L , . . . . A . , . , S . , , . I , Y G u n V ' Y . . . , ' u fv - - ' ' - an wx - - ' v - , - U . , . n V . 'Y 7 , . . ' . . y - ' BASKETBALL This year as usual many of Bennett s female athletes turned out for basketball Competltlon was keen durmg the entire ser1es of round rob1n games and It was a fight to the end to see who the champions would be The final game was be tween Freshman 1 w1th Barbara Davls as cap tam and Senior 1 captamed by Jackle Gonzales The game started with the seniors scoring the first two pomts but the frosh came back and took the lead 3 2 The excellent guarding of Barbara Davls and shootmg of Judy Miller were a great asset to the freshman team Jean Klein Ellle Glallella and Jackie Mlttlefehldt scored basket after basket for the sen1ors The score was 10 3 at the half and w1th the tremendous guardlng by Jean N alsh Gwendolyn McClaney Joan Klein and Carol De1nzer the seniors went on to w1n the game 18 3 The freshmen are to be commended for their enthusiastic sp1r1t and determlnatlon Senlor 1 Champlons Marilyn Cosgrove Eileen Dickson Carol De1nzer Joyce Erenstoft Pat Foran Nadine Geller Ellnor Glallella Jackle Gonzales Captain Jean Klem Joan Kle1n Gwendolyn McClaney J ackie Mlttlefehldt Jean Nalsh Sandra Nyquist Nancy Okun Kay Ph1ll1es GYM GEMS Ill Forget You gym numbers Vanlty the crowd at the mlrror S1ng1ng in the Ram showers First the hot and then the cold But never ln between Do you know what we re talkm about? Why It s the showers we mean' ' ' VOLLEYBALL At the beginnlng of March volleyball began as the first of the spring sports There was a deiinlte sp1r1t of compet1t1on 1n the a1r especially among the underclassmen They were determmed to w1n the champlonshlp In spite of this sp1r1t late re sults tell us a fabulous team captalned by Mary Hendrlcks won Here s to fine compet1t1on next year Frosh SWIMMING A new system was used ln choosing the swlm ming teams thls year Races were held and those who quallfied were arranged 1nto two teams The captam of Team 1 was Betty Boldt and Barbara Turgeon was the captam of Team 2 They were d1v1ded accordmg to their t1m1ngs 1n the dlfferent events The first sw1mm1ng meet was won by Team 1 by a margin of six points The second meet was agam won by Team 1 th1s t1me by a margln of three points Both meets were close and the girls gamed a lot of experience from them L1fe saving has been successful agam th1s sea son The classes met after school on Friday after noons and under the d1rect1on of M1ss Baecher have learned the methods and rules of good l1fe saving It has proved to be such an excellent program 1n the past that It cannot help but be a slgmficant part of our glrls sports system What would happen if Betty Boldt couldn t sw1m' The Glrls LIKED to take showers' Mary Hendricks dldn t have muscles' Rozzie Benatovlch and Jean Becker weren t 1n the same gym class' CYE A'J The senlor g1rls didn t provoke Miss Roberts A vote of thanks go to the gym teachers who put up with so much from all the glrls It s w1th thelr help that we have such a good gym program and success ln many of our other school act1v1t1es We should all g1ve an AllH1gh cheer for our cheerleaders and thelr wonderful pep and enthu slasm at all our games and in our assemblles Our hat IS off to Pete D1Ck Harvey and Pete who are the male members and Jan1ce Jackle Jean Pat and Jeanette who add fem1n1n1ty to the group Well be saylng good bye to the senlor members but looklng forward to seeing the rest agam next year Also a great deal of credit IS due the gym mon 1tors and the drum majorettes We appreclate all they have done and hope that they will keep up the good Work next year lHl'l'RIh-UH' RS R B N H 1, a D . , , - , , . . . - ' ' cc - rx ' - , . . n ' s . . , y - i 9 ' .., u I ' - 7 l l ' Q ' ' n 1 , . , . . . . l l Y ' . ' - 1 1 y . 2 . r , . . , . , - 4 1 ' ' X - 1 y r ' 7 7 7 ! , . . . . ' , v ..l..i-. Y , an 1 n as ' nr - u ' - - ' n - ' I 1 . '. I f- ow l: -I. Lucci, -I. Gonzales, P. urkv, .l. Ucherz- ', , , ings-r. Row 2: H. 'i'man. P. Z hcl. ll. attner ' 1 , . . . Y v u , ' P . , . . , . , . a Boys' Sports BASKETBAII Tl' ANI W H bl I P S Sl k als BASKETBALL Slow to start but mlghty to finish This phrase typlfles the Bennett T1gers of 1953 1954 Yale Cup Champions The season started somewhat d1SappO1l'1t1I1gly as the pre season favorite was downed in an over time battle by a fine hard fighting Tech team 64 to 63 But the T1gers not yet admlttlng defeat set about to launch a comeback Their first v1ct1m R1vers1de succumbed to the fast breaking style of the T1gers losing 73 to 51 Tony Clpolla led Ben nett w1th 21 po1nts and Peter Hubbell and Ed Harl1ng followed with 15 and 13 points respec tively Lafayette furnished our next compet1t1on and the T1gers came through 1n champ1onsh1p style to galn the victory Tony Clpolla and Ed Harl1ng scored 42 points 1n leading the Tigers to a 75 56 vlctory Bennett was now on 1ts Way but a blg fast clever Emerson team was dedlcated to the task of ousting the Tigers from the runmng It was here that Bennett s Hubbell took charge offenswely and led the Tigers to a 69 to 61 victory over the Eagles B111 W1lson was one of the standout play ers 1n the game as he managed both backboards and gave Bennett the fine defenslve strength needed to overthrow Emerson The North MHIHQFS continued to roll and next downed a highly rated Seneca team 70 to 51 Ed Harl1ng paced the Tiger attack by scoring 31 points Against Burgard lt was Harl1ng again leading the T1gers as they surged to thelr 4th straight w1n F1ne defensive play enabled the high flying Bennettomans to defeat a powerful McK1n ley team 65 49 At half t1me a confident East team had taken a two point lead over Bennett Fred Vollmar came through 1n the second half to put the Tigers ahead and w1th Harl1ng scoring 19 po1nts Bennett went on to win 52 to 43 Bennett racked up 1ts 8th consecutlve win by downing South Park 85 to 60 Harlmg and Clpolla were the big guns as they combined for a total of 54 po1nts The next game proved to be a memorable one for the Tigers as they played Grover Cleveland Not only d1d they Wm by a lopslded score of 108 to 60 but Ed Harl1ng Bennett s fine center broke the league scorlng record by pouring through 62 points Also by w1nn1ng Bennett assured itself of at least a t1e for the Yale Cup The final game of the season matched Bennett against Ken who could t1e for the Cup by defeat ing us More than 900 people turned out and saw Kensmgton fight to a 38 to 42 half t1me lead But in ntz msd 0 z pa ff 1042 Row l: R. Hazelet, '. Wilson, A. Cipolla, P. n xell, F. Vollmar, I-I. Hurling, I. Kinsman R ' 2: . Dnbuzi QM agen, S. Bernstein, I.. Sew-ran WY. A karsh, Y. K' hi i H. L I' lA, -'st t Man 'ery R 'liz Mr. Br fi' ' 'hi, J. 1' mdrich. H. B k ff C. Y ' . K'. H -. T. .' 'Il il ' YY ' 7 . . . Y . 7 ' ' . - 1 . . . . . . Y , . v A . 1 ' - ' . ' y r - ' ' , . . - . Y Q , 1 , . ' V y - - g . . - ' ! 7 ' l 7 . Y . . D - . ' 1 Y 9 ' ' . - , , ' . ' '1 'J ' r j f ,ww l'. Huhlwll. I . Ynlllnur, li. llzlrlillu. 4. fipnllas. XY. Uilson YALE CYP CHAMPS 1954 By Uorwli Frm! Bmiuz Four years ago, a determined group of freshmen entered Bennett avowed to go places in basketball. Of this group, Pete Hubbell, Dick Kinsman, Fred Vollmar, and Carter Bunce made the squad in their sophomore year. This team won 8 and lost 5. In their junior year Tony Cipolla entered Ben- nett and made the team. This year their team record was 9 and 4. In their senior year Edward Harling entered Bennett as a Junior and after losing their first game to Tech in overtime 64 to 63, this same group of boys came on to win their next 10 consecutive games and the Yale Cup. which is symbolic of the basketball championship of the Buffalo public high schools. This team of 1954 not only won the champion- ship, but established basketball history at Ben- nett High School. They set the following records at Bennett: Most consecutive games woni10 High team score for one game4108 Individual high score for one game462--- Ed Harling Highest point average per game-T4 Most points in season-800 This has been the best team ever to represent Bennett in basketball. I honestly believe their success was due to terrific team play and a very determined desire to win. In closing I again wish to congratulate the entire squad for a job wel! done. To the seven seniors who are leaving. may I wish you nothing but continued sucess. To the Juniors and Sophomores who are returning. you have a terrific job cut out for you next year in trying to emulate the 1954 Champs. 103 N5 GQEENBEQG BASKETBALL rtmztznu 11 from pan 10.21 the T1gers weren to be counted out and came back from a twelve polnt deficit 1n the th1rd quar ter to vun the game 70 to 67 to cl1nch the Cup Fred Vollmar play1ng a fine game on both offense and defense proved to be the dec1d1ng factor ID the game Harl1ng and Clpolla Bennetts arch scorers agaln showed the way W1th 26 and 15 respectn ely The T1gers w1th a fin1sh1ng record of 10 w1ns and 1 loss captured the Yale Cup symbohc of basketball supremacy A great factor 1n this year s fine showmg was due to the fact that B n nett had a fine group of reserves 1nclud1ng Dick Kmsman Carter Bunce Bob Hazelet Tom Smlth Jerry Santora B1ll Monkarsh and Herb Berkoff These boys filled 1n capably when called upon by Coach Braun Tony C1polla and Ed Harhng both reached the highest goal of any h1gh school basketball player by bemg selected for the All H1gh Team Peter Hubbell Bennett s fine guard was chosen for the All High Team s second Strlng W1th the return of Ed Harl1ng and Tom Sm1th Bennett IS look1ng forward to next season w1th the hope of dupl1cat1ng the feat of th1S years team that of w1nn1ng the Yale Cup BENNETT WINS LEAGUE ThlS year Bennett s fine baseball team has had a h1ghly successful season w1nn1ng all five of 1ts league crown Under the capable p1lot1ng of Coach Braun the baseball team amassed a total of 41 runs 1n their five games to defeat Seneca Ken slngton East Burgard and Technlcal 1n succes s1on In the first game of the regular season Olhe Z1nk starred w1th two for two as the T1gers came from behlnd w1th four runs 1n the S1Xth to defeat Seneca 8 5 Although he was handicapped by a sore leg Tony Cippola was the w1nn1ng p1tcher The next opponent was our formidable r1val Kensington But Tom Lefty Sm1 h kept the s1tuat1on well 1n hand allow1ng but four hits as Ken succumbed 4 1 N1ck Zapp1a had a perfect afternoon at the plate beltmg four h1ts 1n as many tlmes at bat East was the nex v1ct1m to fall before the North Malners as the Tlgers went on a h1tt1ng spree featurmg a four bagger by Pete Hubbell and two h1ts apiece by Z1nk Clppola B111 Mon karsh and Fr1tz Vollmar When the dust had settled East was on the short end of a 21 3 scor Clppola won h1s second contest of the campa1gn The following tussle a fray w1th Burgard re sulted 1n a sparkling no h1t no run performance by Tom Sm1th as we eas1ly won by a 4 0 margin Smitty fanned eleven to further brighten h1s day of glory Techn1cal was the last obstacle between the Tlgers and an uncontested pennant Tom Smlth was called upon for hlS second performance 1n three days He yielded only four h1ts to turn back Tech 4 1 Th1s vlctory enabled us to play RIVCFSIGC at Offermann Stadlum for the Cornell Cup Despltc the valiant efforts of Tom Smlth and the Tigers we lost a hard fought game 9 8 g1v1ng us second place 1n the c1ty standings Cred1t for Bennett s success must also go to th other members of the squad partlcularly those hke Jack Dorfman Bob Hazelet Ed Harhng Carter Bunce Craig Borneman Don DelBe1lo and Manager B111 WIISOH whose help to the team was lnvaluable May we again thank Coach Braun for h1s able ass1stance and W1Sh h1m and the school best luck for next year LOG OF THE L J BENNETT lCOl1fHIll 11 from pam I I log of the sklpper of the defunct ship Masten When I became a part of the L J Bennett I resented everyth1ng the Shlp stood for I envied all those who had the chance of fin1sh1ng the1r voyage on the same sh1p on Wh1Ch they had started out However as I have taken part 1n all the Shlp has to offer I have begun to real1ze what a great organ the L J Bennett IS I have made many new frlends and am grateful for the fr1end Shlp bestowed upon me I real1ze now what a great and Wonderful thing It IS to be part of this crew The L J Bennett was dest1ned to win 1tS first Yale Cup 1n ten years Th1S was an unprecedented season with Bennett w1nn1ng every game but one Two of our boys Tony Clppola and Ed Harhng an underclassman made All Shlp s Crew Our mermen finlshed up th1S year 1n the enviable fourth pos1t1on This year planting hlS feet firmly on the ground Dav1d Hayman was awarded the class office of Valed1ctor1an for h1S amaz1ng average of 98 630 Salutator1an Herbert L Sussman cap tured h1s env1able pos1t1on w1th an average of 97 216' The sen1or Coxswa1n lcheerleadersl this year were Peter HOH1g Peter Zabel Janlce Scherz lnger Jean Becker and Jackie Gonzales Prov1d1ng entertamment for the year we had such gems as the General Electrlc Assembly Sclence Marches On and the BEACON Assembly We dropped anchor long enough for the Chr1st mas assembly A large crowd turned out w1th old crew members attend1ng who are now servlng on larger Sh1pS At the close of the voyage our crew IS expectlng 3. g1t1i1b1lant class day herald1ng graduation on June No more troubles no more blues Graduation w1l1 end 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V Y Y CK ' 91 SIIINISIINK 'I'I'AXl B ll R SWIMMING Splash' Wlth tensed nerves and fervent hopes for an excellent s ason the Bennett sw1mm1ng team went 1nto act1on Coach John Holderer wel comed back SIX return1ng lettermen who would be the core of h1s team They were D1ck Carver Dave Gannon Greg Gonzales Oll1e Poppenberg Bud Sloan and Oll1e Zlnk Bennett began the 1954 Syracuse Cup ser1es w1th an encouraglng performance by down1ng Technlcal 43 to 23 For the1r next meet the Orangemen traveled to East w1th great expecta tlons But the East team took the wxnd out of the1r salls 1n defeatlng the T1gers 39 to 29 Thls loss dld not d1scourage the sw1mmers but prob ably 1nc1ted them to w1n the1r next dorsal event agalnst Lafayette The score was 36 to 29 At Rlverslde although plagued by s1ckness the Ben nett aquamen put up a good ShOW1Hg only to be defeated ln the last seconds of the meet 39 to 27 At home agam the Tlgers took a close one from South Park the final score bemg 30 to 31 Ben nett s fax or In the last prellmlnary meet Bennett swam the1r trad1t1onal r1val Kensmgton and Ken ended up on the better s1de of the score There fore Bennetts record for the season was three wlns and three losses In the All Hlgh Meet held before a large crowd 1n the Bennett pool the Tlgers entered a total of ten men 1nclud1ng four freshmen In the 1nd1v1d ual events Jlm Bulger and Oll1e Poppenberg par t1C1pat6d 1n the 100 yard backstroke and 200 yard free style respectlvely Poppenberg who was one of the team s best and most prom1s1ng sw1mmers throughout the season placed fourth ln the clty 1n hls speexalty In the 100 yard backstroke J1m Bulger swam an outstandlng race and iimshed 1n thlrd place Also entered ln th1s all lmportant meet were two of Bennett s free style relays The varslty relay composed of D1ck Carver Dave Gannon Oll1e Poppenberg and Oll1e Z1nk because of an unfortunate lllness could not compete How ever the Freshmen relay competed and made a good showlng placlng second The members of th1s relay were Mzke Huntlng Don Irvlng Tom Tedesco and Mark Werthelmer There were many boys who partlclpated ln the prel1m1nary meets and enabled Bennett to end the season wlth a fine record These sw1mmers and the events 1n whlch they excelled were 200 yard free style .hm KIEIH and Oll1e Poppenberg 100 yard breaststroke D1ck Dattner Greg Gonzales Bud Sloan and Dave Stlller 100 yard free style .' 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I- . . v T - , Y . . . . - I ' 1 ' ' I v 1 . , ' ' 1 Al DlG1Ul1O and Dave Gannon 100 yard back stroke Jim Bulger Fred Mosedale and Paul Nor ton 40 yard free style Dick Carver and Ollle Zink 120 yard medley relay Bulger Dattner and Joe Dee 160 yard free style relay-Carver Gan non Poppenberg and Z1nk Freshmen Medley Bob Borneman Dave Bulger Jim Guilford Larry Edelman and Fran DeYoung Freshmen Free style relay Irvmg Hunting Tedesco Wert he1mer B111 Hedger and Bob Mazuca The teams managerial duties were ably per formed by Peter Peugeot The team would like to express thelr thanks to Mr Heis for taking over the coaching duties in Mr Holderers absence Since there are only three members graduating next years team looks like a good prospect for the Syracuse Cup BASEBALL Coach Fred Braun w1ll welcome back eight major letter winners from last year s team Thls news assures us that Bennett will agaln field one of the strongest baseball teams in the c1ty this spring Heading the 11st of returnees are Pete Hubbell veteran shortstop Nlck Zappla second base Tony Clpolla who plays Just about any position and Tom Smlth ace left handed pitcher Others who are counted on for fine performances are Fritz Vollmar one of the best catchers 1n h1gh school baseball this year Ollie Zrnk and B111 Monkarsh both outfielders Craig Borneman and Ed Harlmg first basemen and Jack Dorfman a pitcher The 1954 edition of the T1ger baseball team w1ll be a fast hard h1tt1ng outfit which will feature good defense and fine p1tch1ng The spirits are h1gh and everyone on the team hopes to brlng the Cornell Cup to Bennett High TRACK With the comrng of spr1ng and the ch1rp1ng of robins comes also the pound of feet on the cmders in AllH1gh Stadium This IS what a number of H T T S d I returning track men from Bennett are eagerly awaltmg Already at th1s writing the boys are working out rndoors so that at the first srgn of warm weather they will be ready to go Bennett High looks forward to a highly satrsfactory sea son wlth the return of all but five of last year s veterans Returnrng th1s year to do therr utmost in securing the Scalp and Blade Trophy emblem of track and field supremacy are sprint men Idrlan Resnick Frank Bellanca and David Nagy Wesley Nichols rn the 440 George Burghen and Russell Girard in the 880 and George Bulger and Gordon Guyett rn the mile will undoubtedly be the mamstays in their events Gary Toffolo Vmce Cechml Rlchard Carver and Dana Tlllou are the returmng veterans in the field events With the return of such an array of competltors we are sure Coach Rosenthal will be able to utilize them to bring honor and merit to Bennett H1gh School 1n the coming track season TENNIS This year our tennls team coached by Mr Hers will try to bring the Robert T Bapst Cup to our school Practice was first carried on ln the gym for the boys to find their last years form As soon as the weather turned warmer the boys moved to Shoshone playground to carry on their practice sessions Among the regulars returmng from last year are Ken Goldstein B111 Ginsberg Stuart Fox and Jlm and Art Futuros The two latter boys are very able sophomores The other positions re mainlng w1ll be fought for by Sid Flsh Dlck Datt ner Hal Litvak Ron Weiner and Don Dreyfuss In add1t1on to these boys many new asplrants have reported for the practice sessions Lee Bluestern who so ably handled the Job as manager last year was back again to help Mr Heis and the members of the squad BENNETT BOYS ROWING CLUB Stroke stroke all right now a power ten get your back 1nto it stroke stroke These oft repeated words are painfully fam1l1ar in the minds of the ten boys who represent Ben nett High at the West Side Rowing Club Sam Browne Tom and Vince Cechlm Joe Dee Bill Gllbert Gerry Gugmo Carl Hergaard Mark O Rourke Gary Toffolo and Tom Hamllton cox swam practiced every day after school and during the Easter vacatron twice a day at 8 a m and again at 5 p m Coached by Frank Arromca the crew worked furiously m order to brrng thelr performance to the standards maintalned by other Bennett teams Each Sunday they raced agamst other high school shells ln preparation for the All High race whlch IS annually held 1n June They also readxed them selves for the lnternational regattas held at St Catherines Ontario when they stroked against crews of that area A great deal of credrt and support should be given the members of this hard worklr g but little known team We all hope they will be rewarded for thelr efforts and gain the glory which IS their ue .. v y - l . 5 - - .1 1 - 1 , Y 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' ' . 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I . , . . , . . v ,w of u w r I ' ' Ollqllllll llllllllf f if 0 Graduation from Bennett Hugh School IS an achueve ment of whrch you may well be proud' Now with even greater fields to conquer you ll fund a good appearance to be a valuable asset Clothes by Klernhans will assure you you re looking your best KLEINHANS Deaconess Hospital School of Nursmg a Ca n o es o u Apply to THE DIRECTOR OF NURSES 'U 563 R ley St eet B ftal PLASTERING CORPORATION 200 SHERIDAN AVENUE COMPLIMENTS OF BA 1578 MISS ROONEY and the gurls ot l l9 116 ' X - Cf C E . 114 ' I I Q-f Main and Clinton in Downtown Buffalo For reeri Pr t sl nal N rsing i r u o 8, N. Y. A O. HI Y extends best wishes or future success C A BAYLES INC FURNITURE - Rucs - APPLIANCES 'I665 Main St eet Buffalo . . CLASS OF 26 DELAWARE PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL N tha M e oft graduatlng class of 1954 2141 Del 0 N Pho e DEI e2IAI Sfmt y FOR CHOOSING US AS YOUR OFFICIAL CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER In the years to come we hope you will choose us agarn as your ottucral photographer to record with fine photographs the many other memorable occasions In your hte Your Offlcual Photographer Adam 5 DOWNTOWN BUFFALO r , N Y f to a n esn k aware Avenue Buftal I6, .Y. n : awar I I O 117 s 12-rx: A S, 5UP6rioir Elecct.riiy:1.ll'lv Euhefgfl lEl2llf'fLbIlff5 COLOR PROCESS ' STEP AND REPEAT 0 ART WORK FLUSH MOUNTS TO PICA MEASURE 116 Ullllllllll Il lllllf llllllll The best is yet to be Hold this motto true Ever pledging loyalty To the orange and blue Although Graduation now is here And seniors you are leaving Memories that you hold dear May live throughout the years And with hope your future will be bright Prosperity and Health from the girls In blue and white Shields Bros lAlO Main Street 3860 W I COMPLIMENTS OF Foster B Turnbull Supervisor l8th Ward Gr 3 YEAR c:ouRsEs IN FINE ARTS a lnsflfufe COMMERCIALART rite or call Llncoln 6989 for brochure 267 W Utica at Elmwood Buffalo 22 N Y Compliments W A M 110 . . 1- , - . . 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