Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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IRA MULLIS JR. NATIONAL HoNoR SOCIETY The mind of an mxyirzcer. Science-Math Club 3g Xenophon Club 1: R.O.T.C. 4,3,2, Companies A,B,C.D, Corporalg Crack Squad 3g Junior Red Cross 4g Lighting Crew 4,3,25 Hi-Y 3g M Cube Society. HELEN MURNANE Szuectness she has, qnd hogmr truth, and 11 rharmmg small, Sc-Co Club 4. HAROLD NEWELL A bigger and better nature? There is rmnv. Ilc's worth his 'weight in gold. Football 4,3,2: Basketball Manager 4,33 Track 2: Henson High News 4. Assistant Sports Editor: Hi-Y 43 Secretary-Treailiiiler, Boys' O Ll . DOROTHY NIELSEN With her intcllx'yv11ce and ability to I use it, Lzfe holds great things for Dorothy. Xenophon Club 23 Tennis 15 Girl Reserves 4.3: Hall Duty 4. MINNA NIELSEN Flirtations eyes and flashing dimples. S.P.Q.R. 4,3,Zg Girls' Athletic As- sociation 4,33 Student Council 4,31 Xenpohon Club 23 Gym Re- vue lg Sweethcartsg Tennis 4, Girl Reserves 4,3,2,1, Secretary 45 Se- Co Club 4g Speech Arts Club 2. JANICE NISSEN So quick to laugh, yet quicker to tmderstzmd. El Circulo Espanol 2,1: Art Club 3. PATRICIA 0'BRlEN A cute little trick-well-liked by all. Xenophon Club 23 Play Production, Growing Pniusg Girl Reserves 4,3,2g Art Club 3,2,1g Production Staff 4. 'WJ YW I 1 s- its? A 1 1 If ., , 2153 iw., sf--, 'ilk Lisvife gif' :ff 4fgf F' igfjgia ' ,,:,'7:' A7 331524 E253 ' Q L. 1.Kq, '.vf5'lf il ' 'H 1 y 4 'Q 21 Y, 5 4 I l kD -LPM' ll, 1. .I WILLIAM 0'BRIEN CENTRAB HIGH scllnol. OMAHA, NEBRASKA Bill. rm all-around good sport l.i'a1.'i11y us with no retort. Track 1. MARY OLBERT JANUARY SENIOR A type of girl that one wants for a friend. Xenophon Club 1g Benson High News: Art Club 2. FRANK O'DOHERTY Vim, vigor, and vitality, this hero. Ushers and Doormen 3,25 Football 4,3,2,1g Basketball 4,3,2,1g Track 4, 2,15 HLY 4.3. AGNES O'HEARN She has jay because she shares it. Girls' Athletic Association 4,3,2: Girls' O Club 45 junior Red Cross 35 Se-Co Club 3,2. ROSE MARY OLSTON JANUARY sizmon A friendly heart with many friends. Girls' Athletic Association lg Xcnophon Club 4,35 Gym Revue lg Girl Reserves 3: Se-Co Club 4,3. MARGARET PALKE Every uruj ercclslin something! hcr's ts m bemg a friend. Girl Reserves 3,l. DOLORES PANEK ST. FRANCIS H161-I HUMPHREY, NEBRASKA A quiet girl with a tufinlzling eye. Xenophon Club 23 Office Messenger 4g Girl Reserves 2.

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SARAH ELLEN MeCANN She makes folks happy and keeps them so. Xenophon Club lg Girl Reserves 3, 23 Se-Co Club 3: Girls' Athletic Association 3. BETTE MSAULEY JANUARY s1sN1oR Though small in stature, Bette lacks nothing in biyness of heart. El Circulo Espanol 43 Student Council 4: Benson High News 45 Se-Co Club 4, Treasurer. JAMES O. M:DONOUGH NATIQNAL HONOR SociE'rv ONQNDAGA VALLEY ACADEMY SYRACUSE, NEW YORK His ability comes in both quality and quantity. Science-Math Club 45 Student Council 4g R.0.T.C. 4,3,2, Lieuten- ant Colonel, Regimental Executive Officer 43 Crack Squad 3, N.F.L. 4,3, TJ. Debate Clinic 4,33 Lin- coln Debate Tournament 4: Chess Club 4,35 Lighting Crew 4,3,21Corn- huslger Boys' State 3: Denver Unie versity Debate Scholarship 1938. RAY MCMAHON DOEVLI NG HIGH DES MOINES, IOWA He is friendliness personiyied. S.P,Q.R. 45 Student Council 1, Band 3g Football 3, Track 3, 2: Hi-Y 4,35 Music Festival 2. WILLIAM S. McMAKEN JANUARY SENIOR PLATTSMHUTJI IIIGII SCHOOL PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA A friendly heart and a smiling manner. Camera Club 4: cleverest boy. EILEEN McMANUS CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA She's bizbbling over with the joy of living. Le Cerclc Francais 3: Girls' Ath- letic Association 2: Student Coun- cil 43 Girl Reserves 4, 23 Se-Co Club. Vice-President 4. DOROTHY E. MEADOWS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY sizxxok Not very tall, not very small, But fair and sweet and loved by all. Student Council 23 Gym Revue 1. ,L V ,Ji to ,, rv ij JJ J' 3, 4 f ,ft 1 Ii Ms -4. : Q 1 5 9.5237 L .j . ? sift?- fiffv' ii j 5 icf I-31512-A ' Fil' F1 - ig gage HH-f -14 1254115 gs , - im? 'Af 31+ f: 'tix 1 . is CONNIE MERRIAM She possesses never-ending sincerity and honesty. Science-Math Club 4: Girls' Ath- letic Association 15 Xenophon Club 2,15 Gym Revue 13 Play Produc- tion, 320 College Avenue: Debate Contests 3: N.F.L. 4g Girl Re- serves 4: Chess Club 2g Humorous Reading Award 4. EDWARD G. MERTZ JANUARY SENIOR NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI A jolly fellow and a good sport. HELEN MILLER Minds cannot follow it, nor 'words express her infinite sweetness. Le Cercle Francais 4, 3, 2, 1, G m Revue 13 Se-Co Club 4: Box Ofiice Manager 4,3,2. MARJORIE J. MILLER JANUARY sermon She is friendliness personified. Xenophon Club 4,3,2,1: Girl Re- serves 3: Se-Co Club 4.3, JACK MITCHELL Sincere and quiet. Orchestra 2.1. LOUIS MLASKA Silence is true wisdo1n's best reply. Chess Club 3,2g Art Club 1. DORIS MUELLER She is always for good and newer for ill.

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