Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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ROBERT PETTIGREW NATIONAL Hoxuk SOCIETY His sparkling cycs attest his zfxit, A folly cut-up, a genuine hit. El Circulo Espanol 4,2,15 Science- Math Club 45 Student Council 3,2, 15 R.O.T.C. 4,3,2, Company C, Cap- taing Crack Squad 35 Prince nj Pilscnp Swcetheartsg The Red lllillg Play Productiong Growing Pains: Office Messenger 35 Junior Red Cross 4: Cheerleader 45 Music Fes- tival 25 best looking hoy5 boy with best line. CHARLES PIKE A likeable fellow with a likeable 'wa -, Gay ariil happy all the day. El Circulo Espanol 2: R.O.T.C. 3, 2, Company B and C, Corporal5 Football 1. GORDON PRITCHARD A jolly good fellow who's a very good sport. S.P.Q.R. 2,15 Science-Math Club 45 Xenophcn Club 25 R.O.T.C. 4,3,2, Company C, Corporal: Iland 2,15 Production Staff 4. BETTY PURDHAM NATIONAL Holvok SUCIETY By her charm she can win whatever she desires. Student Council 4,3,2,15 The Fool,' 320 College Aifenueg Quill and Scroll 45 Benson High News, Copy- reader 45 Associate Editor, Cupola 45 Junior Red Cross 4,35 Intra-City Council 4,35 Property Chairman. Production Stal? 4,35 Representa- tive Young Citizen's Contest5 Rep- resentative D.A.R. Contestg Hall Duty 35 Mn Cube Society5 best all-around girl. BOB RANDALL Ever 'willing to do his share, R.O.T.C. 4.3.2, Captain Regimental Ordnance Officer: Ushers and Door- men 45 Fire Patrol 45 Band 1. EVELYN REESE A light heart lives long. Xenophon Club 45 Girl Reserves 4, ' 35 Stage Crew 3. MILDRED REEVES PIERCE IIIGI-I SCHOOL PIERCE, NEBRASKA Independent in action, understanding in spirit. Tennis 2: Girl Reserves 4. .Qt .64 iz 1 v ig fa x 1 .'!- 5 'ef .. -me .- ,vi ., it-,. H ig 71 .f .ff :1.- fs if 5 V3 If-E74-. '31 5 if rj -A 3 ' 5- 0 M ,.,. V, wg sb i, 5 fi 1, 1 u QM FS LEE REIFF Patient of trial, serene amidst alarms, Student Council 4,35 Ushers and Doormen 4,3,2,15 Camera Club 3. DARISINE uns ANUARY SENIOR I11fi'z-.rilzlu in faith. EDNA MAE REIMERS Thy indepevxzlent spirit let me share. Art Club 4.3.25 Se-Co Club 4, 35 Girl Reserves 3. ROBERT REYNOLDS VALLLY IIIILII Sclmm. VALLLY, NEBRASKA His ability as a mnsirian is e.n'z'llc1zt, R.O.T.C. Serge-ant5 Gym Revue 45 Football 3, 25 Music Contests 4, 35 Orchestra 4, 3, 25 Band 3, 25 lllusic Festival 2: President of Orchestra 45 Student Director of Orchestra 45 State Hand and Orch- estra 45 District Orchestra and Band Clinic 3: Science-Math Club 4. MARIAN RIGGS VALLEY IIIGII sC1Io0I. VALLLJY, NEBRASKA Ilappy am Il from care 1'm free! Why agerft they all contented like me. Office lllessenger 45 Girl Reserves 4,35 Se-Co Club 4. BILL ROBINSON Ilis prowess lies in music. El Circulo Espanol 4,35 Xenophon Club 2,15 R.O.T.C. 3,2, Band Cor- poralg Iland 3,2,I5 Orchestra 3,2,l. JACK ROLFSON A likcaklr fellow -with a likeable way, So rgeerful and happy the live-long ay. El Circulo Espanol 4,3,2,15 Student Council 3,2.15 R,O.T.C. 4,3,2, Cor- poral, Company C5 Ushers and Door- men 4,3,2,15 Junior Red Cross 45 R.O.T.C. Rifle Team,

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