Bennett High School - Beacon Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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RUTH E. BAECHER PAUL R. VIOLET BEACH MILDRED FREDERICK Physical liduralirm BANKOSKE Social Studies BELLINGER BELLINGER Indiana University, Art University of Science Language B.S. State University of Rochester, B.A. University of Buffalo, University of Buffalo, University of Buffalo, New York, B.S. B.A. B.A. M.Ed. LEONA F. BRADT FRED BRAUN RUTH BROWN CHARLOTTE Science Pliysiral Education Mathematics CARPENTER Buffalo State Teachers' Indiana University, Elmira College B.A. Social Studies College, B.S. B.P.E. Columbia University, Vassar College, B.A. M.A. A girl in metal shop? Never! CHARLES COLLINS Science University of Buffalo. B.A. 12 LILLIAN S. COHN Business University of Buffalo, B.A. ORA A. CURRY English University of Buffalo B.A.

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GUIDANCE STAFF MARY K. MATTERA Cornell University B.S. M.S. FLOYD B. HILL Hobart B.S. University of Buffalo M.Ed. To an untrained eye, the Guidance Oliice is a com- bination of Grand Central Station, a noisy library, and a conglomeration of filing cabinets. However, active Bennettonians know that 112, besides having all these distinct features, is one of the best-loved and most inhabited rooms in Bennett. It is here that the student may receive invaluable assistance in planning his course, choosing a college, or selecting a career from our able counselors: Mr. Hill, Mrs. Mattera, Miss Muntz, and our neophytc Mr. Guadagno. A new addition to this staff is Mrs. Gugulis, who has proven indispensible as secretary to the counselors. Two of the outstanding projects undertaken by the Guidance staff are College Day and Career Day. The former, this year limited to Juniors, affords the stu- dent an opportunity to meet representatives of vari- ous colleges and to discuss with them admission re- quirements, scholarship opportunities, and college life. Career Day enables each pupil to gain an insight into any occupation which he may be considering as his future career. At individual conferences, persons experienced in their respective vocations address the students, explaining to them the prerequisites and nature of the occupation as well as the opportunity for advancement within each field. Year after year, Bennett alumni return to pay their respects to these tireless counselors, who have devoted their energies to the welfare of every student. EVELYN MUNTZ Cornell University B.A. University of Buffalo M.Ed Canisius College B.S., M.Ed. ANTHONY M. GUADACNO

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SARAH DALY Language D'Youville College, B.A. WALTER P. EBBERTS Science University of Buffalo, B.A. RALPH S. FORGIONE Science Canisius College, B.S. JOHN R. DEVLIN DOROTHY THELMA DISBROW ADAM DZIMIAN Science DINSMORE Mathemalics Science Canisius College, English Wells College, B.A. Canisius College, B.S., M.Ed. Columbia University, M.Ed. M.A. ' ESTHER EGNER ESTELLE EMERSON BESSIE FEDERMAN V ' lg. 4:'w,'.g,, 5Q,,,9f ii 4.6'2?, wi it fl 5 .Q F U Q 2, pi' 1'- X -sf' :IEE , ,- 1.1 -'V in it t 'lr' 'ff in V -Qg.-jig al , , if . :ws , , -, .' :xii , wk M MILD RED FORD Homemaking Homemaking Business, Language S0f'il1l Studies State University of Mount Columbia Plattsburg State Nor- Syracuse University. New York, B.S. mal, M.S. M.A. University of Buffalo, M.A. A , ReadylAiml Fire! . l N J . q ' Q O.,-I-.QA X . it , X U1 Remy LE Ng. Q3 HELEN D. GABRIELC fp V t Social Studies l U Urgvirsity of Buffalo, ,lp al? 13