Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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GFFICE STAFF NIU, Owen .Wim .S'fl1a1'j'f'1 , . . . . . . , llit- ol'ht'c- stall. tmclvi' tht' clm-ctloii ol B111 I'Lll'l'21l' and NIV, Millt'1'. l-llIlCll0IlS with clock-likv cH'ic'it'r1c'y. This l'H:IL'iK'lll'y may lx- 1ui'g't'ly attribute-d to tht' :XClItllIllSll'llIlYt' Assistttut. Nliss 511111111-y. Hvr tlutivs am' mzmy und vztrivd. In tttltlitioxi to tht- Qt'I1l'l'2ll SlIpl'l'X'lSlOIl ol' ollict' olwiut- tions. Miss Slizuils-y also chooscs. trains, amd zttlvist-s thc olficw- :tml hull monitors tmcl ll2lIlLlll'S llUllll'lkUOIIl rt'c'ortls. XN'orkit1g with Bliss Sllilllltw' tirv tht- tlirm- offict' st'C1't'- tttris-s. Miss Bic-hlt-1'. Mrs. Owvu and Nlrs. SCl121Cl.l'lx. Thr-y zlffifs Biehler ,Wim S11 an Ivy compilt- and l'X21IlliI1l' IJt'I'IIlL1I1l'lll 1't'c'o1'tls, pupils' svhvtl- tilt-s, wvvkly rvports. and ull oHit'i11l school imitttfrs. Miss Bit-lilvr might, bv czillvtl our litlzirlcittl st-t'1'c'tz11'y. All IIICHUY from svhool 0I'g21I1lZLlllOIlS, yt'z1i'lvook szilvs. :mtl school procltirtions is z1c'c'ountt'cl lor by hm: Sho also voiiipilvs tht- home-room motifs-s lic-:ml clznily ow-1' tht- KISS. 'l'l1t- t'X'l'lk-illlIJOI'l2llll pt'1'11iz1tit'11t l'l't'0I'll Cttrtls gtrv htm- dlvd hy Nlrs. Uwvn. Pupils' t-xcttst-s zttitl ztlvsvtitm' l'l'lJ0l'lW ttrt' also hm' i't'spousihilitit's. All l!ll'0I1llI1Q,' amd Olllgillllg' mztil lirst got-s through tht: hands ol' Mi's. SClll1l'l-1'I'. Applivzttions lor jobs. XX'0I'lilIlg papvrs. and any rt'l4s-i'c-m'c-s and rt'c'ords to ht- st-nt out Ziff' under hm' Carv.

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'l'o the cilililllilllllg Cllass ol 1957: 'l'he elass ol' 1957 will always be dear to ine. You are leaving as graduates in the year l Caine to Bennett as a 'll-l'I'Sl1Ill21I1.u Your four years at Bennett are completed. 'l'hey have been happy years, lillecl with zxetion. I trust that you haye acquired 21 foundation upon which to build 3 further education and success in life. May you go forth with the knowledge that there are niueh labor. adjustment and building to be done if we are to have a har- monious world. 'lio your parents and teachers you owe a debt ol gratitude for inspiring help so unselfishly given. This debt can be paid. Give to the world the best you have and the best will eome baelt to you. LLOYD A. MILLER Affifm nt Prifzczpoll LLOYD A. MILLER

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To many a student. the Guidance Office is the most important and best-loyed place in Bennett High School. Away from the tediousness and routine ol' classes, the student is the Man ol' the Kloment. at least, in the Guid- ance Oflice. His problems can be taken there, usually left there. The prime concern ol' our able guidance counselors, Mr. Hill. Miss Nluntx, Mrs. Mattera. and Mr. Gilbert. is YOU, At various times during the school year, the Guidance Uflice endeavors to aid the student body as a whole in preparing for the lile alter high school. During thi: past school year this thought was put into action, as liornierly. with College Day. On November 13, 1956. 7+ representatives ol' 48 colleges and universities con- verged upon Hennctt High School. Each Junior and Senior could choose conferences ol' the colleges or uni- versities in which he or she was interested. The repre- sentatives then spoke to tl1e students about the prospec- tive colleges, The courses oflered, admission require- ments, costs, scholarships, and campus lile were discussed in an easy. informal manner, Any questions raised in the students' minds were readily answered by each repre- sentatiye. IDAN CE STAFF Mrs. Mat? 1-it. A Mr. Hill Miss M 1111 ty Mr. Gilbert