Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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V1 rg V 'X Q L2 ' Mg ki ' ' 2 3 1 T X l 4 ,, , F x n EN In ilu' fffzqyr of Af'lNlltQU6Jlf07l, fe! not Ilwjcf piUf1r.f full. Contents ADMINISTRATION SEN IORS ACTIVITIES SNAPSHOTS MARY MCNAMARA Principal EARL H. SCHROER JA ARTHUR NELSON A,f,ri,r1az1t Principal Prizlfipaf, Monroe Srlfool EARL H. SCHROER Assistant Principal ENGLISH Kenneth Burkholder W. Edward Clark Caroline Gurney Margaret Higgins Gunnar Horn Rubie Jessen Irene Johnson Gladys Line Helen Maynard June Pickard Mildred Topp Helen Yont Dorothy Young SOCIAL STUDIES Mabel Carlson Bertie Hoag Eva H. Jones Richard Krebs Frank D. Nelson John Otte Ruth Rinehart Avis Roberts Eula Ross Ora Sallander E. Pearle Scriven Ruth Ward Dorothy Young COMMERCIAL Elizabeth Battling O. J. Dickey Ehrma Donley Kathryn Kendall Ada Morgan Ora Sallander Edith Smith Alice Tesar Esther Weitkamp Ida Wood Faculty MARY MCNAMARA Principal JOHN OTTE MABEL CARLSON Guidance Counselors MATHEMATICS Ella Barrett Roberta Kiewit Lois McKean Eva O'Neil SCIENCE Mamie Barnhill Roy C. Busch Mabel Carlson Joe Ihm Kathryn Kriebs Charles Matthews FOREIGN LANGUAGES Effie Durgan Irene Johnson Ruth Rinehart Sadie Schaffnit Effie Selby HOUSEHOLD ARTS Martha Artist Alice Buffett Jean Bunnell INDUSTRIAL ARTS Ralph V. Ross E. H. Shelley Max Winter JOURNALISM Gunnar Horn ART Ethel Hunsaker Josephine Shively DEBATE Kenneth Burkholder DRAMATICS Anna Cass Helen Maynard J. ARTHUR NELSON Principal, Monroe School FIRST AID May Leach Grace Smith Helen Yont MUSIC Twila Cowman Will Hetherington Natalie Jacobson Maude Keirle Donald Libby PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arthur Harris Allen Hurley May Leach Ralph V. Ross Grace Smith Winifred Steinhausen R. O. T. C. Sergeant Roy Lewis LIBRARY Alice Horsfall Alice Carter Effie Selby CAFETERIA DIRECTOR Alice Wilson CLERICAL SERVICE Ella Anderson Gertrude Becker Rose Colbeth Eugenia D'Andrea Barbara Erbe Marguerite Zweifel CHIEF ENGINEER L. M. Hoyt HEAD CUSTODIAN Bert Stansbury ff -ws 42965 . vs Mi? V Mia , '4 'i' X 2 bg, Ny, If , ,W V 4 f ,i 5 4 Z , . 4 , ' 'Q an wen lg w . Q v. x N xv , ,qt , rl. , . -2 :-. .Q ' ...YL '.f. I , uv r 1. lam, . 1 ,A ,Q l ,J .T,-IgL!!.!J avi . , , , , Jr . 4' on Y 21 J -1. -N N -J. 5 K, 4 G I ' . '- 1. V . . 5 . S. , 'Q 3 f, 1 S' .Qu , V . 'x M 1 . iii.--h' ' ,,. U f, an.: .fQf-- Q' . FY? ' -' , ' A.. ., , -Wv.T-'b12 ' -ELM' - - . n ' 'I-f'J f1f'EI f'-2? ' fs-fx . - ' A. ,x- K-ivdr-ly., 1 ,2 ' :v'54vv!1:g-. 'L 5 ' . wise? V-1 ,. -J--PM . wi' 5 1 - --' , . es- my ,gwggiif ' ',L-. 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H ROBERT CHENOWETH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,IANIYARY SENIOR PRESIDENT Student Council -i.S, Prosecuting Attor- ney -ig Play Production -lg Production Staff 4.5: Lighting Crew 5: The Care nl the Inuglving Dwarf: Prince of Peace: Mile. Modiilef Gym Revue 23 Debate Contests 'Ig NFL -1.55 Hall Duty -8.53 Football 5.2,l: Track -15.2.11 Pep Squad -1,33 Hi-Y 5.21 Benson High News 31 boy most likely to succeedi most popular boy. CORTLANDT FRYE JANUARY SENIOR vIt:E PRESIDENT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAIIA, NEBRASKA Iioys' O-Club -1.51 Football -33.2.11 Basketball 2,15 Track -i,3,2,lg Prime ul Pi:ut'4.',' The Empty Room: best all around boy. MARJORIE MAXWELL NA1'lONAl. HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY SENIOR SEt:RE'I'ARY junior Red Cross -ig Girl Reserves 2: girl most likely to succeedg best all around girl. GEORGE FARLIN NATIONAL HONOR SOt3IETY JANUARY SENIOR TREASURER Xcnophon Club 711 ROTC -8.5. JAMES STEIGER PRESIDENT Student Council 4.3.2. Prosecuting At- torney 4g Choric S eech 4.3: Prince of Peace: Amerira'I Igill In Work: Win- ner of Why Go to Church Essay Con- test: Pep Squad 4.3. President 4: Cheer Leader 4: Play Production 4. Produc- tion Staff 4: Camera Club 5. Vice Pres- N identg Benson High News 4: Freshman 4 ' Handbook -13 Junior Red Cross lg Sci- ence-Math Cluh 53 Gym Revue 3. STANLEY STEPANEK NATIONAL HONOR SOt:IE'I'Y VICE PRESIDENT ROTC -1.3.2.l, Maiorg Football -1.3, 2,1g Basketball 32.11 Track 45.2.11 Inter-City Football Team 45 Boys' O- Club 4.3. Vice President 41 Benson High News 45 Freshman Handbook fi: Young Citizens' Contest fig Cornhusker Boys' State 5: Boys' Rifle Team 45.2.15 Hi-Y 2,11 SPQR lg most popular boy: best all around boy. LAUREL FULLER NATIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY sEtgRETARY Benson High News -i. News Editor. Copyreaderg Associate Editor of Fresh- man Handbook -1: Production Staff -1, 3. Co-Director 43 Make-Un Committee 53 Student Council 4.31 Girl Reserves -13.2.11 Le Cercle Francais -1.3.21 GAA lg Quill and Scroll. CALVIN OLSON TREASURER Student Council 4.3.2, President 4: Tennis 43,23 Hi-Y 43.2.11 Concert Band 2.1: Junior Red Cross 3,21 Pep Squad 4: Play Production 4. ALICE ELIZABETH JUNE MILDRED SADIE MAMIE IIUFFETT IIARTLING PICKARD TOPP SCHAFFNIT BARNHILL '50 LORRAIN E ABBOT JANUARY SENIOR Play Production 45 The Caxe of the Laughmg Dwarf: Hall Duty 45 GAA 15 Music Festival 1, EVELYN ALBRIGHT GAA 15 Xenophon Club 15 Student Council 15 Girl Reserves 3. BETTY ALECK MISSOURI VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL MISSOURI VALLEY, IOWA MODALE CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL MODALE, IOWA BETTY ALEXANDER LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL LAUREL, NEBRASKA Concert Band 4.3: Se-Co Club 45 Gym Revue 3. BERTHA ALLIS Le Cercle Francais 45 GAA 15 S C Club 45 Library Duty 4,35 Sales C155 4? NORMA ALMQUIST GAA 15 Girl Reserves 25 Se-Co Club 3. CARL ANDERSEN ROTC Band 4,5,2,l, Sergeantg Hi-Y 4, 3,2, President 45 Orchestra 4,3,2,15 Concert Band 4,5,2,15 All-City Band 4, 3,2,15 All-City Orchestra 4,31 Music Contests 4,35 Music Festival 4,25 Gym Revue 5,15 The Firefly! Stage Crew 4,51 Junior Red Cross 4,35 Pep Squad 3. HENRY ANDERSEN ROTC Band 4,5,2,1, Sergeant5 Con- cert Band 4,3,2,15 Orchestra 2,15 Pro- duction Staff 4,55 Music Festival 4,55 Pep Squad 4,35 Cheer Leader 4,33 Hi- Y 45,25 junior Red Cross 15 Ushers and Doormen 45 Gym Revue 3: El Cir- culo Espanol 4,35 best boy dancer. BEATRICE ANDERSON Girl Reserves 4,5,15 Le Cercle Fran- cais 5,25 Student Council 4,35 Make- Up Committee 3,25 GAA 15 Mlle. Mo- dixzef Hall Duty 45 Music Festival 25 Junior Red Cross 1, BLENDA ANDERSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LAKEVIEW HICH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Concert Band 4,3,25 Se-Co Club 4, President5 Girl Reserves 45 Gym Revue 3. MAYME ANDERSON JAMES ANDRAKE BALTIMORE CITY COLLEGE BALTIMORE, MARYLAND DONALD ANTHONY NA1'IONAI. HONOR SOIIISTY ,IANIIARY SENIOR Xenophon Club 21 Stage Crew ll ISABEL BAILEY NATIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY sI2NIoR Student Council -LS. HELEN BALDERSON Benson High News 43, Assistant Ad- vertising Manager -lg Freshman Hand- book -lg Girl Reserves -l,3,l: El Circulo Espanol 45,23 Le Cercle Francais -41 Xenophon Club 43: Student Council -8,31 Make-Up Committee -1,33 Hall Duty 11. RUTH ANN BATTEY Music Festival l,5,21 Choir 43,21 Prime ol Pilxenx The Firefly: Mlle Modirlef Girl Reserves 4,523 SPQR 5 Play Production 4. DORIS BAUER UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOI. OMAHA, NEBRASKA MEXICO HIGH SCHOOL MEXICO, MISSOURI DEWAINE BEAM MARY LOU BEA'I'I'Y TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Girl Reserves 45 SPQR 3. PAUL BECKSTRAND CARL SCHURZ HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Art Club 2: Hi-Y 3,21 Camera Club lg Office Messenger 4: Gym Revue 51 Prince nf Peace. FRANK BEDELL ROTC 4,3,2,1, Corporal: Music Con- tests 4,3,2,1: Concert Band 4,3,2,l, President 4,2, Vice President 13 Or- chestra 4g All-City Band 3,2,1: All- City Orchestra 4g Gym Revue 3: Stu- dent Council 3. WILLIAM BEEBE ROTC 4.32, Second Lieutenant: Gym Revue 3g Mile. Modirle: Chess Club lg Hi-Y 2. -IO ANN BENDURE JANUARY SENIOR Student Council Ili Girl Reserves 4, GILBERT BENNETT EILEEN BENSON Xenophon Club 3: Se-Co Club 33 Make-UP Committee 3: Sales Club 4. THOMAS BENSON ROTC 4,3,2,I, First Lieutenant, Ushers and Doormen 33 Hi-Y 4,3. DONALD BENTLEY Music Festival 33 Mile. Modirtef Hi-Y 2. BETTY BERG NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4,5, News Editor 3, Associate Editor 43 Freshman Hand- book 43 Cupola 4, Editor-in-Chiefg Jun- Ior Red Cross 4,2,1, President 4, Intra-City Council 4, President, Rep- resentative to Washington, D. C. 53 Speakers' Bureau 4,53 Debate Contests 3: NFL 4,33 GAA 1: Xenophon Club 4,13 Gym Revue 13 Student Council 3,23 Hall Duty 33 girl most likely to succeed, Quill and Scroll. JOSEPH BEVERIDGE ROTC 4,3,2,l, Sergeant3 Ushers and Doormen 43 Track 4: Hi-Y 4. ALBERT BEYER ROTC 4,3,2, Captaing Ushers and Doormen 4,3,23 Hi-Y 33 P? Squad 33 Boys' Rifie Team . MAXINE BLACK GRAND ISLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA Choric Speech 43 Gym Revue 33 Li- braty Duty 4. HARRY BOELTER JANUARY SENIOR Boys' O-Club 23 Football 4,33 Track 33 Pep Squad 43 Stage Crew 43 Ushers and Doormen 4.31 ROTC 4.3. C0rp0r2l1 Gym Revue 4. CLYDE BOHRER ROTC 4,3,2,I, Captain3 Ushers and Doormen 43,23 Science-Math Club 43 Chess Club 4,3,2. RAYMOND BORG Boys' O-Club 4,33 Football 4,3,2,I: Basketball 13 Ushers and Dootmen3 Inter-City Football Team 4. KENNETH BOWLIN ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILLINOIS Boys' O-Club 43 Football 43 Track 33 Ushers and Doormen 4. RALPH BRADLEY ROTC 2,13 Science-Math Club 4,33 Benson High News 43 Lighting Crew 43 Hi-Y 1. MARY BRINK GAA 3,2,l5 Girls' O-Club 4,35 Gym Revue 15 Music Festival 25 Sales Club 4, Secretary. EVELYN BRODIN Le Cercle Francais 4,3,25 Xenophon Club 35 Se-Co Club 4,3, Treasurer 4: Gym Revue 1. BERN ICE BUCHER Xenophon Club 15 Se-Co Club 4.3. Secretary 3: Girl Reserves 15 Library Duty 4,3,2,l. MARY LA ROSE BUCHTA ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA. NEBRASKA Student Council 45 Girl Reserves 3. GEORGE BURR ROTC 4,3,2, First Lieutenantg Crack Squad 4,3, Junior Commander 45 Gym Revue 35 El Circulo Espanol 3. SHIRLEY ANNE BURRI GAA 4,3,2,I5 Girls' O-Club 4,3,2,l5 Rifle Club 35 Girls' Rille Team 4,35 Pep Squad 45 Gym Revue 3,15 Junior Red Cross 4.3, lntra-City Council 45 Student Council 4, JOY BAY CARLSON Choir 4,35 Af06ffC4'I Will to Work. 'll MILDRED CARLSON Production Stal? 45 Choric Speech 4, 35 Play Production 45 The Can of the Laughing Dwarf: Gym Revue 35 Music Festival 3.25 GAA 15 El Circulo F.s- panol 45 Xenophon Club 25 Hall Duty 45 Amerira'r Will to Work. HELEN CASE JANUARY SENIOR Student Council 15 Se-Co Club 25 Junior Red Cross 15 Sales Club 45 prettiest girl. VIRGINIA CATERON Girl Reserves 4,35 El Circulo Es anol 3: GAA 15 Xenophon Club 35 Se-C0 Club 45 Pep Squad 45 Gym Revue 1. VIRGINIA CHADWELL NATIONAL HONOR Socmrv Benson Hgh News 4,3, Business Man- ager 4,35 upola 4, Business Manager: Freshman Handbook 45 Junior Red Cross 1, lntra-City Council5 Production Stal? 4.3: Music Festival I: Pep Squad 3, Secretary5 Choric Speech 45 Prince ol Peace: AmBfiC4,J Will to Work: SPQR 3,2,15 Science-Math Club 4.3.2, President 4, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Xenophon Club 2.1: Student Coun- cil 4,3,2,15 Prince of Pilren: Make-Up Committee 3,25 Debate Contests 35 NFL 4,35 Hall Duty 45 Quill and Scroll. FRANCES CHADWICK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY SENIOR Junior Red Cross 25 Xenophon Club 4: The Firefly. 'sa LAWRENCE CHRISTENSEN Boys' O-Club 43 Football 435,23 Track 4,3,23 Ushers 23dbDoormen 43 Sales u 4. MARIANNE CHRISTENSEN GAA 3,23 Rifie Club 4,33 Gym Revue 53 Se-C0 Club 3,23 Girl Reserves 5,2. MARILYN CLARK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Se-Co Club 4,3, President 4, Vice President 53 SPQR 3.23 Science-Math Club 43 Xenophon Club 4,33 Student Council 4,33 Gym Revue 3,13 Play Pro- duction 43 Production Staff 43 Girl Re- serves 4,3: Pep Squad 4. MARY ANN CLARK Choir 4,33 The Firefy: Music Festival 4,53 Girl Reserves 113 Junior Red Cross ESTELEEN CLAUSSEN Xenophon Club 3. RALPH COLLINS ROTC 3,23 Chess Club 2,13 Sales Club 43 Student Council 2,lQ Hall Duty 2. ROBERT CONRAD ROTC 4,5,2,l, Captaing Crack Squad 4,33 Student Council 23 Gym Revue 33 Ushers and Doormen 33 Hall Duty 33 Office Messenger 4,55 Hi-Y 43 Music Festival 4,33 Choir 4,3. ROBERT COOK Student Council 4,33 Junior Red Cross 33 Choric Speech 4,33 Am6IiL'd'J Will to Work: Play Production 43 Gym Re' vue 31 ROTC 3, OSCAR COOKE JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROTC Band 4,3,2, First Sergeant3 Con- cert Band 3,23 Production Stal? 43 Gym Revue 33 Music Contests 4g Olice Mes- senger 4. KATHRYN CRITCHFIELD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 4,3,2, Secretary 43 Junior Red Cross 4,5, Intta-City Coun- cil 43 Cornhusker Girls' State 33 Office Messenger 43 Se-Co Club 4,3, President 33 Pep Squad 4,3, Vice President 43 Young Citizens' Contest 43 Girl Re- serves 4,35 Orchestra 3,23 SPQR 2. PHYLLIS JEAN CROFT Concert Band 2,13 Xenophon Club 4. JOHN CRONLAND VUASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Ice Skating Team 4. PAULINE DARBY NATIONAL HONOR Soclsrv Benson High News 45 Cupola 4, As- sistant Editor5 Choir 4,3,25 Music Pes- tivll 4,2,15 The Firefly: MIIB. Madixtef A7fllfiC6'.l' Will to Work: Prince of Penn: Hall Duty 35 Student Council 4,3' Office Messenger 45 Cornhusker Girls' State 35 Pe Squad 4,35 Junior Red Cross 2,15 girl Reserves 4.32: Xenophon Club 413 ge Cercle Francais ROBERT DARNER NFL 4.3: Pep uad 35 Choir 45,25 The Firefly: MEL. Modinef Student Council 25 best looking boy. JOHN DEARDUF F Football 4,25 Track 4,25 Basketball l: Ice Skating Team 45 Ushers and Door- men 3,2,1: Student Council 25 Hi-Y 2. BETTY MAE DELAFIELD Play Production 45 Choir 45 Music Fes- tival 35 Xenophon Club 4,3,2. WALLACE DE WAAL Hall Duty 45 HifY 4. BETTY DILKS GAA 2,15 Gym Revue 15 Girl Reserves 35 Xenophon Club 5. JOHN DINDINGER ROTC 4.3,2,1. Captain: Boys' Rifle Team 45 Ushers and Doormen 4,35 Track 15 Camera Club 1. THOMAS DRAPER ROTC Band 4.3,2, DOROTHY DREESSEN WESTON HIGH SCHOOL WESTON, NEBRASKA ANDREW DRINNIN JR. ROTC 4,3,2,l, Second Lieutenant5 SPQR 4,35 Boys' O-Club 45 Xenophon Club 25 Student Council 45 Gym Revue 35 Prince of Pilxeng The Firefly: Student Football Manager 45 Junior Red Cross 3,2,l5 Music Festival 4,2,15 Choir 4,25 Pep Squad 453. MARJORIE DYE Choir 4,35 Art Club 4.3: Se-Co Club 4,35 Xenophon Club 4. EVELYN DYER JANUARY SENIOR Girl Reserves 4,5,2,15 Hall Duty 45 Prince of Pilren. BETTY EARL GAA 3,2,15 Girls' O4Club 4,53 GVm Revue 5,15 Music Festival 25 Sales Club 4. EILEEN EBERHARDT WAHOO HIGH SCHOOL WAHOO, NEBRASKA Music Contest 4,2,15 String En- semble 45 Orchestra 4,25 Concert Band -I,2,15 Music Festival 2,15 Gym Revue 35 Baton Twirler 4,3. ROBERT EDGERTON ROBERT EGGERT ROTC Band 45,25 Hall Duty 45 Stu- dent Council 45 Science-Math Club 55 Track 1. IRENE EHLERS JANUARY SENIOR Girl Reserves 35 Se-Co Club 4,1. JOHN ELDREDGE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROTC 4,3,2, First Lieutenant, Boys' RiHe Team 45 Hall Duty 45 Gym Re- vue 35 Concert Band 25 Production Staff 45 Hi-Y 4,55 El Circulo Espanol 43,25 Student Council 4. CHARLES ELIAS ROTC 12,15 Sales Club 4. WILLIAM ELLER Library Duty 4.3. CHARLES ELLIS Stage Crew 4,35 Xenophon Club 1. BYRON ERIXON ROTC 4,3,2,1, Second Lieutenantg Stu- dznt Council 45 El Circulo Espanol 3, 25 Hi-Y 4, BONNIE ERSKINE JANUARY SENIOR Stud:-nt Council 45 Hall Duty 43 Girl Reserves 45 Junior Red Cross 45 Se-Co Club 25 Rifle Club 43,25 cleverest girl. CLARA EVANS JANUARY SENIOR ORVINE FALLERT JANUARY SENIOR CHARLES FARNHAM Ice Skating Team 43 Stage Crew 3: SPQR SQ Chess Club 2. JACK FEIERMAN Play Production -13 The Care of the Laughing Dwarf: Choric Speech 4: Amefit'u'r Will zo Work: Prime of Peare: ROTC 4,3,1, Sergeantl Orches' Ira -l,3,2,lg All-City Orchestra 4, Con- cert Band 5,2,lg El Circulo Espanol 4, N3 Gym Revue 3: Mile. Modirre, ADOLF FERRARI JANUARY SENIOR Concert Band lg junior Red Cross lg ROTC 4.5. RICHARD FINNSTROM NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY SENIOR TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA WILLIAM FISCHER Stage Crew 4,125 Basketball 4.3. CECIL FISHER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROTC 4,3,2,1, Captain, Young Citi- zens' Contest 45 Cornhusker Boys' State 3: Debate Contests 4.3: NFL 4, 3, Treasurer 41 Junior Red Cross 4.3, 2,l, Intra-City Council 4: Speakers' Bu- reau 4g Student Council 4,3,2,1g Hall Duty 4: Ollice Messenger 33 Track s 2,15 Gym Revue 5: Science-Math Club 4, Vice Presidentg Xenophon Club 4: Chess Club 45 boy most likely to succeed. rl! ROLLAND FISHER ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL DES MOINES, IOWA Football 4.3,2g Basketball 3.2: Boys' O-Club 4: Ushers and Doormen 4. HOWARD FLETCHER JANUARY SENIOR Golf 41 Hall Duty 5. LENORA FORS Library Duty 43,23 Sales Club 4. HOWARD FOY Football 4,3,2,13 Basketball 4.3,2,1g Track 4,3,2,1g Boys' O-Club 4,33 Ush- ers and Doormen 43 Benson High News 43 Hi-Y 2,1. BETTY JEAN FRYER Sales Club 43 Make-Up Committee 3g Se-Co Club 2. A f ROBERT FUST NATIONAL HoNoR Socuzry ROTC 4,3,2, Corporalg Science-Math Club 43 Xenophon Club 4,3,23 Ushers and Doormen 3,23 Chess Club 23 Hi- Y 23 Choir 4.3.23 Music Festival 4,3, 23 Music Contests 4,31 The Firefly: Mile. Modirtef Gym Revue 33 Benson High News 4, Assistant Exchange Edi- tor3 Junior Red Cross 43 Production Staff 33 America'r Will to Work. MARIAN GANAROS Benson High News 43 Cupola 4, As- sistant Circulation MZHZBCIQ Le Cercle Francais 4,33 Xenophon Club 4,33 Girl Reserves 23 Hall Duty 4,33 Ollice Mes- senger 43 Student Council 43 Make-Up Committee 4,3, WILLIAM GILL, JR. JOHN HARRIS HIGH SCHOOL HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Concert Band 43 Orchestra 4. RUTH GOLDSMITH Se-Co Club 4,33 Gym Revue I. MARJORIE GOLLAN SPQR 3,23 Xenophon Club 3: Girl Reserves 33 junior Red Cross 23 Music Festival 4,3,2,13 Choir 4,3,2. GWENDOLYN GOSSARD Girl Reserves 2,1. MERLE GRABOW VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL VALLEY, NEBRASKA EVELYN GRABOWSKI JANUARY SENIOR GAA 13 Girl Reserves 4,33 Junior Red Cross 2,13 Se-Co Club 3,23 best girl dancer. MARIE GRABOWSKI Art Club 2. ROBERT GRAHAM CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA ROTC 4,33 Orchestra 1. THOMAS GREENWALT ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL DES MOINES, IOWA Football 4. FRANK GRIFFITH ROTC 4,5. Corporal. CLAIR GROSS ROTC 4,5,2,1, Master Sergeantg Crack Squad 4, 3, Art Club 5.2, Vice Presi- dent 3: Chess Club 3, Treasurerg Hi- Y 5, 2: Pep Squad 4, 35 Hall Duty 4, 51 NFL 4,35 Debate Contests 4,33 Speakers' Bureau 4, Ushers and Door- men 45,25 Gym Revue 35 Student Council 4,35 Le Cercle Francais 4,33 best boy dancer. ROY GUDMUNDSON JANUARY SENIOR Science-Math Club lg Hall Duty 4: Track 2,13 Basketball 1, Ushers and Doormen 2.1. ANNE GUERIN CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA GAA 53 Gym Revue 3: Rifle Club 3g Sales Club 4: Baton Twirler 3, JEROME GUNDERSON WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI JOHN GURNETT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Art Club 43, President 4, Xenophon Club 4.32. Treasurer 23 SPQR 43.23 El Circulo Espanol 45. BETTY LOU HAAS Benson High News 43 GAA 1. MERLE HADAN Hi-Y 3: Track 1: Sales Club 4. Id' GERDA HAGEN Orchestra 23 Concert Band 4,2,1g Girl Reserves 4.5: Se-Co Club 43 Gym Re- vue 33 Xenophon Club 3,23 SPQR 1. HELEN HALKER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Debate Contests 4,5g NFL 4,31 Speak- ers' Bureau 4,35 Student Council 43.2. lg Office Messenger 43 Gym Revue lg GAA 2,13 Girls' O-Club 2, RODNEY HALL JANUARY SENIOR Play Production 45 The Care ol the laughing Dwarf: Student Council 45 Hall Duty 43 Choir 4,33 Boys' Quar- terte 4: Prime of Pilrenf The Firefly: Mile. Modirtef Prince ol Peare: Why the Chimer Rang: best boy dancer, boy with the best line. SHIRLEY HAMILTON Junior Red Cross 43, Vice President 5: Benson High News 5: Student Council 5. ARTHUR HAISIMERSTROM JANUARY SENIOR Choir 4,31 Gym Revue 2. HELEN HANSEN fs Sales Club 4. HERBERT HANSEN ROTC 4,3, Corporal, Xenophon Club 45,25 Ushers and Doormen 3g Hi-Y 4. MANFORD I-IANSEN JANUARY SENIOR Ushers and Doormen 4,5,2. HUBERT HARMER JANUARY SENIOR ROTC 4,3,2,I, Sergeant. LOIS E. HARMON Play Production 45 The Care of the Laughing Dwnrff Benson High News 3, Le Cercle Francais 4,2,1. LOIS J. HARMON ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA SOUTH SHORE HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Le Cercle Francais 41 Debate Contests 3: NFL 43. PATRICIA HASSELQUIST HOLLYWOOD HIGH SCHOOL HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA Make-Up Committee 4.3: Gym Revue 3: SPQR 4.3, LAVERN HEADLEY Ushers and Doormen 4,3,2,1g Chess Club 2.1. JANICE HEATH Girl Reserves 2,13 Pep Squad 45 Sales Club 4. AUSTIN HIEGARTY Concert Band Ig Hi-Y 35 Lighting Crew 4. JEAN HEITGRASS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA. NEBRASKA NORTH JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL SIOUX CITY, IOWA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SIOUX CITY, IOWA Girl Reserves 4,3g Production Staff 4: Se-Co Club 4,35 Make-Up Committee 3: Hall Duty 41 Xenophon Club 4, 35 Le Cercle Francais 4. IRMA HERTZ Concert Band lg Se-Co Club 44 Library Duty 32 Sales Club 4. FERN HIGHTOWER JANUARY SENIOR Science-Math Club 4.3. SHIRLEY HILLMER Girl Reserves 4,3,2, Treasurer 43 Le Cercle Francais 4,33 Xenophon Club 4,33 Mlle. Madirlef Hall Duty 43 Office Messenger 41 Rifle Club 3: Pep Squad 4.31 Make-Up Committee 4,33 Student Council 4.5. AGNES HISLOP GAA I3 Gym Revue 1. MARIE HOLDREN Girl Reserves 3,2,l3 GAA 2,13 Junior Red Cross 2,13 Le Cercle Francais 3,23 Music Festival 21 RiHe Club 3, Se-Co Club 33 Library Duty 5: Gym Revue 53 Mlle. Modirte: Student Council 4. ELAINE HOLMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Arr Club 4,3,2, Treasurer 4.5: Se-Co Club 4,3, Vice President 43 SPQR 3,23 Xenophon Club 4,59 Gym Revue 33 Girl Reserves 4,33 Play Production 43 Oliice Messenger 43 Pep Squad 43 Pro- duction Stalf 4. GORDON HOLMER JANUARY SENIOR Stage Crew 4. EDITH HOLMES Play Production 43 The Cars of the Laughing Dwarff Mlle. Modirte: Mu- sic Contests 53 Choir 33 Music Fes- tival 53 Gym Revue 3,13 Science-Math Club 33 Xenophon Club 33 Girl Re- serves 23 Benson High News 43 Fresh- Il man Handbook 43 Production Staff 3, l 23 Student Council 45 Le Ccrcle s Francais 4,3. DONALD HONIG Football 4,3,2,l3 Track 4,3,2,I3 Bas- ketball I3 Boys' O-Cluh 4,51 Hi-Y 3,23 ROTC 4.3,2,l, First Lieutenant3 EI Circulo Espanol 33 Ushers and Door- men 4, JOHN HOPKINS Ushers and Doormen 4,3,2. JOHN HORNBERGER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VIRGIL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Music Contests 4.3.2,I 5 Prime olPi1ren,' Mile. Modirlef The Firefly: Choir 4,3, 2.13 Boys' Quartette 4,?J,2,lQ Music Festival 4,3,2,1g Production Staff 4.3. 2,13 Lighting Crew 4,?a,2,l3 Honor Bright: Gym Revue 5,13 Student Cnuncil 4,3,23 ROTC 4,5,23 Office Messenger 3: Cornhusker Boys' State 33 America? Will to Work. BEVERLY HYDE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Girl Reserves 43 Benson High News 4. HAROLD HYLAND ALBION HIGH SCHOOL ALBION. NEBRASKA Mile. Moa'i.rle,' ROTC 4.3. Line Ser- geant. BERNHARD INGWERSEN Orchestra 3,25 Concert Band 4.3. JOHN JENKINS Camera Club 4,3,2,1, Vice President 4, Treasurer 4: Orchestra 2,15 Concert Band 2,11 Gym Revue 1, Prince of Pilrenp ROTC 45. ARLON JENSEN Xenophon Club 4. HELEN JENSEN Sales Club 4. DONNELL JOHNSON JANUARY SENIOR DOROTHIE MAE JOHNSON JANUARY SENIOR Play Production 4g The Case of the Laughing Dwarf: Junior Red Cross 43 GAA 4,3,2,1g Gym Revue 4. DOROTHY JOHNSON GAA lg Gym Revue 3.11 Se-Co Club 4,35 Girl Reserves 4. KARL JOHNSON Concert Band 4,2,1g Music Contests 4, 3,2,lg Music Festival 2,15 Choir 33 Mile. Modixtef I-Ii'Y 3g SPQR 4. LILLIAN JOHNSON JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 4. LOIS JOHNSON Le Cercle Francais 3,23 Xenophon Club Z,lg Girl Reserves 5,lg Se-Co Club 4. PHYLLIS JOHNSON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Benson High News 4, Copyreaderg Freshman Handbook 4g Production Staff 45 Xenophon Club 4,2g SPQR 25 Student Council 4. SHEILA JOHNSON Music Festival 3,25 Choir 4,31 Le Cercle Francais 3,23 GAA lg Student Coun- cil lg Girl Reserves 13 Junior Red Cross lj Se-Co Club 4: best girl dancer. PAULA LEE JONES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MATTES HIGH SCHOOL BENNINGTON, NEBRASKA Choric Speech 4,35 Prime of Peare: Make-Up Committee 4,31 GAA 4,35 Student Council 45 Benson High News -I: Pep Squad 4: Amerimk Will to Work. BETTY JORGENSEN ,IANUARY SENIOR GAA I: Sales Club 4. MAXINE JOY Gym Revue lg Hall Duty Ki. RAYMOND JULIN Track 15 Boys' O-Club 1. FLOYD KALBER ROT C 4,3,2,1, Setgeant5 Crack Squad 4,55 Play Production -I5 The Care of the Laughing Dwarf: Prime ol Peate: Choric Speegh 4, Track 2: Hi-Y MARIE KANE Music Festival 3,25 Choir 4,52 Girls' Sextctte fig Mile. Modirtef Play Produc- tion 45 The Care of the Laughing Dwarf: Debate Contests 3: NFL 4,35 Student Council 4,35 Girl Reserves 51 SPQR 31 Xenophon Club 1. JAMES KAUFMAN Concert Band 3,2,15 Music Festival 35 Gym Revue 35 Ushers and Dootmen 3. 25 E1 Citculo Espanol 35 ROTC 4.3, TOULA KAZAKES OTTUMWA HIGH SCHOOL OTTUMWA, IOWA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA GAA 45,25 Girls' O-Club 4.3: RiHe Club 4.3: Xenophon Club 4.3: Music Festival 35 Art Club 45 Girl Reserves 3. BETTY KELLY NFL 4,31 Debate Contests 3: Xeno- phon Club 4,55 SPQR 4,55 Music Fes- tival 15 Junior Red Cross 25 Girl Re- serves 45 Gym Revue 1. EDWIN KERR JANUARY SENIOR Le Cercle Francais 25 Xenophon Club 1. FELIX KERRIGAN Play Production 45 The Care al lhe Laughing Dwarf: Gym Revue 15 ROTC 4. JOHN KETCHAM Choric Speech 4,31 Amr.-rii'a'r Will to Work. BETTY KING NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY SENIOR SOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOL ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Play Production 45 The Care of :he Laughing Dwarf: Choric Speech 45 Gym Revue 45 GAA 4,35 Girls' O- Club 4,35 Art Club 45 cutest girl5 most popular git? girl with the best ine. RUTH KING Xenophon Club 4. MARTIN KIRK JANUARY SENIOR Hi-Y 2. ELEANOR KLINKER Se-Co Club 25 Gym Revue 1. MARALENE KNAPP Se-Co Club 2,15 Sales Club 4. MARGARET KNUDSEN Concert Band 4. JAMES KRATT Benson High News 4,3, Circulation Manager 45 ROTC 4,5,2,l, Cor- poral5 Production Staff 45 Hi-Y 3. ROBERT KROEGER Benson High News 4, Associate Edi- tor, Assistant Sports Editor, World- Herald Correspondentg Freshman Hand- book 45 Xenophon Club 2,15 Student Council 45 ROTC 45 El Circulo Es- panol 2,15 Ushers and Doormen 25 Hall Duty 3: Ofhce Messenger 4. CECELIA KRUSE Orchestra 2,15 Sales Club 4. ROBERT KUHL WINFIELD KURTZ DARLENE LAGE GAA 4,3,2, Treasurer 35 Girls' O- Club 4,3,25 Girls' Rifle Team 45, President 45 Gym Revue 3,15 Student Council 45 Box OTCE 4,35 Sales Club GERALD LAIRD ROTC 4.5.2, Cor ral, El Circulo Es- panol 4.3: Xenopliibn Club 4: Ushers and Doormen 4.35 Art Club 43 Hi-Y 4. PAGEO LAKIN DAVID LARSON EVELYN LARSON SWFA CITY HIGH SCHOOL SWEA CITY, IOWA Xenophon Club 25 Gym Revue 1. JUNE ELAINE LARSON Sales Club 4.3: Library Duty 3. ROBERT LAWRENCE Chess Club 4.3. Treasurer 45 SPQR 4, Z5 Science-Math Club 45 Ushers and Doormen 25 Lighting Crew 45 ROTC 4.5.2, First Lieutenant. DALE LEE Boys' O-Club 4,35 Golf 4,3, Captain 45 Ushers and Doormen 45 Basketball 1. HUGH LEE JR. SALINA HIGH SCHOOL SALINA, KANSAS MARGUERITE LEONARD GAA 15 Se-Co Club 51 Sales Club 4. IRIS LEWIS Art Club 4.1. ROBERT LICKERT JANUARY srsmon Student Council 4,55 Debate Contests 4,35 NFL 4,35 Ushers and Doormen 4,5,2,l5 Basketball I: Track 1. LUCILE LINDBORG Le Cercle Francais 4.3. Vice President 45 Girl Reserves 4.3.2, Inter-Club Council 45 Xenophon Club 4.3.25 Stu- dent Council 4,25 Make-Up Committee 4.35 Rifle Club 55 Choir 4.31 Music Festival 4.5: Girls' Sextette 45 Mile. Modifier Gym Revue 3: Benson High News 4,55 Freshman Handbook 4. PRISCILLA LINDEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JANUARY SENIOR Girl Reserves 33 Art Club 3. STANLEY LOGAN I-Ii-Y 4.3. JEAN LOREN ZEN STRATFORD HIGH SCHOOL STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT Student Council 43 Girl Reserves 4.3: Le Cercle Francais 43 El Circulo Es- panol 4. MARILYN LUTJENS Xenophon Club 4: Art Club 43 Se-Co Club 4: Music Festival 2. HELEN MADSEN VIRGINIA MALONE JANUARY SENIOR FARLEY MANN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROTC Band 4,3,2,1, Second Lieuten- ant: Concert Band 13 All-City Band 2,13 SPQR 4,3, President 4, Treasurer 3: Student Council 32,13 Cornhusker Boys' State 33 Production Staff 43 Light- ing Crew 43 Ushers and Doormen 43 Gym Revue 53 Science-Math Club 4. GERTRUDE MANN CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Play Production 43 The Cafe of the Laughing Dwurff Choric Speech 43 Ameril'a'J Will ta Work: Gym Revue 33 Le Cercle Francais 4,31 Girl Re- serves 4,33 Rifle Club 3. BETTE MARTIG JANUARY SENIOR Junior Red Cross lg Student Council 2,11 Hall Duty 1. CATHERINE MAXWELL Benson High News 43 Student Coun- cil 43 Make-Up Committee 4,3,23 SPQR 4,323 Xenophon Club 2,11 Girl Reserves 4g Camera Club 33 Rifle Club 53 Music Festival 2,1. CATHERINE MARKEY GAA 3,2,13 Gym Revue 33 Golf 4,33 Student Council 4,13 Orchestra 4,3,l3 Concert Band 4. MARY FRANCES MARTIN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Production Stal? 43 Choir 3,23 Music Festival 3,2,IQ Mlle. Modixtep The Fire- fly: Se-Co Club 3,2,l, President 51 Jun- ior Red Cross 3.2, Intra-City Council 23 Girl Reserves 4,?l,2Q Student Council 3,23 Le Cercle Francais 4,3. BERNICE MAYSTRICK Student Council 45 Hall Duty 45 Se- Co Club 45 El Circulo Espanol 3.25 Rifle Club 45 Xenophon Club 4,3. ANNE MCANDREW Studenr Council 45 GAA 2.15 Gym Revue lg Se-Co Club 4.3. JAMES MCCANN THOMAS MCCARVILLE ROTC 4,3,2, Captain5 Boys' Rifle Team 45 Crack Squad 4.3.2, Commander 45 SPQR 2. ROGER MCCREARY Hi-Y 45 Xeno hon Club 45 Choir 45 Mile. Modirze. jANET MCDONOUGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Debate Contests 4,35 NFL 4,3, Presi- dent 45 Young Citizens' Contest 45 Play Production 45 Production Staff 4, 35 Choric Speech 4.35 Speakers' Bu- reau 4,35 Gym Revue 35 Student Coun- cil 4,35 Science-Math Club 3,25 SPQR 4,35 Le Cercle Francais 4. JANE MCELHANEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4,3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Advertising Manager 4: Girl Re- serves 4,3,2,15 Junior Red Cross .31 El Circulo Espanol 4.3: SPQR 45 Science- Math Club 45 GAA 4,35 Xenophon Club 4,31 Camera Club 31 Music Festival 15 Quill and Scroll Medallion XVinner, Quill and Scroll. KEITH MCGRATH Orchestra 4,35 ROTC Band 25 Concert Band 4,35 Student Council 4: Produc- tion Stall 45 Benson High News 45 El Circulo Espanol 35 Chess Club 3. VIRGINIA MCLUCAS GAA 4,3.2,l5 Girls' OAClub 4,3525 Gym Revue 35 Baton Twirler 45 Play Production 4: Choric Speech 4,31 Prince of Peace: Americdr Will to Work. RUTH MCVAY NATIONAL HONOR Socmrv JANUARY SENIOR Junior Red Cross 4,15 El Circulo Es- panol 25 Xenophon Club 1. MARJORIE MEYER Xenophon Club 4,352.15 Girl Re- serves 2,15 Benson High News 4: Cam- era Club 45 Se-Co Club 4.35 Choir 3. WARREN MEYER Science-Math Club 4. DOROTHY MAY MIDDLETON JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 4, Xenophon Club 3,21 Music Festival l. WILMA MILLS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Orchestra 4,3,2,l, Secretary 4g The Fireflyf Prince of Pilren: Mile. Modlrze: Music Festival 3,2,lg String Ensemble 4.3.21 Choir 43,25 Girls' Sextette 41 Debate Contests 3, NFL 4,53 Student Council 4,3,2,lg7Ii1 Circulo Espanol BARBARA MITCHELL Choir 45,25 The Fifefiyf Mile. Modi.rte,' Music Festival 3,25 Girl Reserves 4,1 lg Junior Red Cross lg Xenophon Club 3,2. DONALD MITCHELL CALLANAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DES MOINES, IOWA ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL DES MOINES, IOWA Science-Math Club -ig ROTC -1, ELEANOR MONZINGO Le Cercle Francais 4,3,2,lg Girl Re- serves 3,23 Xenophon Club 3,21 Make- Up Committee 45,23 Benson High News 4, Gym Revue 1. ROBERT MORSE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Football 43,23 Track 3: ROTC 4,5,2. Second Lieutenant: Chess Club 25 Boys' O-Club 4, Treasurer, Ushers and Doormen 43 H221 Quty 4, Production ta 5. BERNARD MORTON Football 4,3,2g Basketball 4,3,2,l, Student Manager 45 Golf 4,3,2, Co-Cap- taing Track 4,3,2,1g Boys' O-Club 4, 3, Junior Red Cross 3: Ushers and Doormen 4. JOHN MORTON Junior Red Cross 1, RICHARD MUCHEMORE ROTC 45. KATHRYN MULLEN Girl Reserves 4,5,2,1g Xenophon Club 4,5,2,1g SPQR 5Q4Benson High News ARLEN E MUNSINGER NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Sales Club 4. BEVERLY MURRAY GAA 4,3,2,1, President 45 Girls' O- Club 4,3,2, Vice President 45 Student Council 4,35 SPQR 2, Le Cercle Fran- cais 4,34 Gym Revue 33 The Firefiy: String Ensemble 4, Office Messenger 4: Girl Reserves 1, Production Staff 4. NANCY NAGL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Girl Reserves 4.3.2, Vice President 45 Le Cetcle Francais 4,35 Xenophon Club 2,13 Student Council 4,3,2g Gym Re- vue 35 Prince of Peace: Play Produc- tion 43 Hall Duty 4: Se-Co Club 2, Music Festival 33 Production Staff 4.3: Make-Up Committee 3: Choric Speech 4,31 America? Will ta Work. ALYCE JEAN NEAL Xenophon Club 2,13 Gym Revue 31 Camera Club lg Zlvgake-Up Committee VERNON NEBERGALL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROTC 45.2.13 Crack Squad 4.3.25 Boys' Rifle Team 4, Hi-Y 4.5.22 NFL 4.3. Gym Revue 3: Science-Math Club 4. Pep Squad 4. DORIS NICHOLAS NEBRASKA CITY HIGH SCHOOL NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA Library Duty 4.5.2. VIRGINIA NIELSEN Girl Reserves 4,33 Xenophon Club 3: Student Council 3: Junior Red Cross 35 Se-Co Club 4. CORINNE NOLAND CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA CLARINDA HIGH SCHOOL CLARINDA, IOWA Girl Reserves 4. JOHN O'BRIEN ROTC 4.3.2.l. Second Lieutenant Cratk Squad 4.35 Ushers and Door- men 5,23 Science-Math Club 4g Gym Review 3. arf, ROSEMARY O'BRIEN CATHEDRAI. HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Art Club 4,3L Camera Club 4, Secre- tary: Girl Reserves 33 Hall Duty 4. BETTY OCANDER NATIONAL HONOR Soc1Iz'I'Y Benson High News 4, Copyreaderg Cupola 4, Assistant Editor, Freshman Handbook 41 Girl Reserves 4.5.23 SPQR 5,23 Student Council 4.11 jun- ior Red Cross lg Music Festival 2: Xenophon Club 23 Office Messenger 4: GAA 1. PATRICK O'DONNEI.I. Stage Crew 4, Lighting Crew 1. BARBARA OIIEARN Girl Reserves 1. CARLETTA OKERBERG GAA 4.3,2,l: Girls' O-Club 4.3.21 Rifle Club 4,53 Girls' Rifle Team 4: Gym Revue 3. 23 Xenophon Club 25 El Circulo Espanol 45 Library Duty 25 Play Production 4, The Cure of Ihe Laughing Du'arl,' Make-Up Com- mittee 3.2. Choric Speech 4, Amermfr Will lo Work: Baton Twirler 4,31 Ben- son High News 4. BARBARA OLSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4,3, Copyreader 3, Associate Editor 45 Cupola 4, Assistant Editor5 Editor-in-Chief of Freshman Handbook 45 DAR Representative 45 Chorii: Speech 4: Americai Will to Work: Prince of Peavey NFL 453, Vice President 45 Debate Contests 35 Speakers' Bureau 35 Choir 45 Music Festival 3,25 SPQR 3,25 Science-Math Club 25 GAA l5 Xenophon Club 3,25 Student Council 4,35 Camera Club 3: Production Stat? 45 cleverest girl. Quill and Scroll. RICHARD ORR Gym Revue 3: Track 4,35 Benson High News 35 Art Club 4. ELIZABETH PALMQUIST GAA 4,3,2,15 Girls' O-Club 4,3,25 Gym Revue 15 Se-Co Club 4, Treasurer5 Girl Reserves 45 Chess Club 33 Student Council 35 Production Stal? 4,33 Light- ing Crew 4.35 Make-Up Committee 3. DAVID PANSING IRVING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Debate Contests 4.3: NFL 45 Speakers' Bureau 45 Choir 4,35 Music Festival 4, 3,25 The Firefly! Mlle. Modirleg Hall Duty 5: Ofnce Messenger 4: Chess Club 5,25 Football 33 Gym Revue 3. RUTH PAPERNY Girl Reserves 43,2515 Se-Co Club 4,31 Music Festival 15 Gym Revue 15 GAA DOROTHY PARKER Girl Reserves 45 Se-Co Club 45 Music Festival 1. JOAN PARSELL Girl Reserves 4,3,2, Inter-Club Coun- cil 35'El Circulo Espanol 35 Student Council 45 Art Club 25 Mlle. Modine. DAVID LEE PATISON JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 45 Ushers and Doormen 3. PAUL PATTERSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4,3, Managing Edi- tor 4, Associate Editor 35 Junior Red Cross 3.2, Representative to Washing- ton, D. C. 25 SPQR 3,2,1, Treasurer 3, 25 Student Council 3,25 Music Festival 3,25 Mile. Modinef Ushers and Door- men 3,25 Track 3,25 Chess Club 3,2,15 Chess Team 15 Choir 33 Quill and Scroll. DOUGLAS PATTON Student Council 45 Hall Duty 45 Orch- estra 4,15 SPQR 45 ROTC Band 4, Corporalg Basketball 25 Track 2,15 Jun- ior Red Cross 3. DEAN PAULSEN ROTC 4,3,2, Sergeant5 Gym Revue 35 Production Staiil' 25 Hi-Y 3,2, MAXINE PAULSEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Le Cercle Francais 4,3,2, President 4, Secretary 35 Student Council 4.3,25 Junior Red Cross 3,25 Choir 45 Mlle. Modirzeg Girl Reserves 4,35 Music Fes- rival 3: Hall Duty 35 Oliice Messenger 45 Science-Matlh Clglub 15 Xenophon u 1. JAMES PAUSTIAN JANUARY SENIOR Football -I.5,2.I3 Track 4,3,23 Boys' O-Club -i,':,23 Stage Crew 4. DOROTHY PEIRCE Junior Red Cross -IJ, Secretary 4, Intra- City Council -I3 GAA 4,3,2,I3 Girls' O-Club 4,17,2Q Gym Revue 5,13 Pep Squad 4,33 Student Council -11 Make- Up Committee 3. VIRGINIA VAN PERRY NAT'lONAI. HONOR SOCIETY Orchestra 2.13 Concert Band 4,33 Girl Reserves 4,5,2,Ig All-City Band 23 Cheer Leader 4,51 Production Staff 5,23 Play Production 43 The Crue of the Lrmgbing Dwarf: Olhce Messen- ger -13 Hall Duty -13 Gym Revue 33 Xenophon Club 3,23 Le Cercle Fran- cais -'Ig SPQR 3,2313 Benson High News -I3 Camera Club 1. JOHN H. PETERSEN NATIONAL HONOR Sot1II2'I'Y ROTC 4,3,2,I, Sergeant3 Production Staff 4,33 I-'lag Production 43 The Cure nf lhe Lang ing Du.farl,' Pep Squad 4,33 Student Council 3,13 Gym Revue 53 Xenophon Club 23 Ushers and Door- men 43 Orchestra 23 Concert Band -I3 Art Club 43 ,lunior Red Cross 3,23 Hi- Y 4,53 Music Festival 33 Choric Speech 43 Afm'rir'a'I Wfill to lY'urk,' Prince of Peace. JOHN W. PETERSEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROTC Band 4,'a,2, Lieutenant: Orches- tra 5,2,IQ Music Festival 5,23 Music Contests 45,23 Production Staff 23 Ushers and Doormen 43 Hall Duty 41 Boys' Rifle Team -I, PERRY PETERSON JANUARY SENIOR TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA liuotbtlll -I fa. ELEANOR PETRICH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Girl Reserves 4.3.21 SPQR 3,21 Science- Math Club 43 GAA 13 Xenophon Club 4,23 Make-Up Committee 4. DONALD PHELFS Mile. AIOdi.l'lB,' The Firefiy: Ushers and Doormen 5,23 Hi-Y 3.2. WILLIAM POE Mile. Mudirtef The Firefly: Music Con- tests 4,3,23 Music Festival 4,55 Boys' Quartette 45,23 Choric Speech 43 Gym Revue 33 ROTC 4,53 Benson High News 4. GERALDINE PORTER SOUTHEASTERN HIGH SCHOOL DETROIT, MICHIGAN Se-Co Club 4,33 Sales Club 4. VIRGINIA PORTER JANUARY SENIOR Girl Reserves 3. MARY ANGELA POWERS SACRED HEART HIGH SCHOOL SALINA, KANSAS Student Council 43 Make-Up Commit- tee 43 Girl Reserves 43 Art Club 43 cutest girl. ROGER PRICE Ushers and Doormen 3,2,l3 Football 4,13 Hi-Y 33 Chess Club 1. RICHARD PUETZ SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Benson High News 4,3, Sports Editor 43 Freshman Handbook 43 Debate Contests 43 NFL 43 Ushers and Door- men 41 Quill and Scrtzll Medallion Win- ner , DONALD PUTMAN JOYCE RALPH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY GRAND ISLAND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA Le Cercle Francais 45, Secretary 43 Xenophon Club 4, Vice President: Science-Math Club 4, Vice Presidentg Play Production 43 The Cure of the Laughing Dufurff Orchestra 4.3, Presi- dent 43 Girl Reserves 43 Gym Revue 33 String Ensemble 4,33 Music Contests 33 Choric Speech 43 Arzzerirak Will lu Work. DOROTHY RASMUSSEN Art Club 43 Camera Club 4. WARREN REED ROTC 2. THELMA REICH Girl Reserves 2. RUTH REITER Xenophon Club 4,1. JEAN REYNOLDS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Benson High News 43 Xenczphon Club 43 Student Council 43 El irculo Es- panol 4. BETTY RHODES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4, Advertising Man- ager3 Play Production 43 Big Hearted Herbert: Prime of Pearep Choric Speech 43 Amerimk Will to Workg Student Council 4,3,23 Junior Red Cross 53 Gym Revue 3,13 Pep Squad 43 SPQR 4.3.2. JAMES Rises Cupola 4, Assistant Editorg Benson High News 4g Freshman Handbook 43 Play Production 43 The Cafe of the Laughing Dwarf: Production Staff 4,33 Choric Speech 43 America? Will lo Work: Xenophon Club 4,3, Secretary- Treasurer 43 Student Council 43 SPQR 4.33 Chess Club 53 ROTC 2,13 Orches- tra I3 All-City Orchestra lg Pep Squad 43 cleverest boyg Quill and Scroll. ARTHUR RODGERS HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA Hall Duty 43 Office Messenger 43 SPQR 4,33 Xenophon Club 4.32. WILLIAM ROOKE SPQR 25 Benson High News 41 Chess Club 25 Art Club 45 Camera Club 45 Hi-Y 4,5. JUSTIN ROSS Ushers and Doormen 43.25 Mile. Mu- dirlef ROTC 4,5, Corporal5 Music Fes- tival 21 Choir 3, FREDERICK RUZICKA ROTC Band 4,2,l, Corporalg Concert Band 2,15 All'Ciry Band 2,l5 Student Council I5 El Circulo Espanol 51 Ushers and Doormen 25 Benson High News -l, Exchange Editor. EMMA SAMUELSON JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 45 Se-Co Club 1. ELLA SAMUELSON JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 4, Treasurer: Xenophon Club 1. LUCILLE SAPIENZA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4, Assistant Ad- vertising Manager, Hall Duty 45 Ofhce Messenger 4, Library Duty 43,25 Choir 55 Music Festival 5,25 Mile. Madirlef Gym Revue 3,11 Xenophon Club 2,15 GAA 3.1. MARION SCOTT Sales Club 45 Girl Reserves 35 Xeno- phon Club 35 El Circulo Espanol 2. ELOISE SEATON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COLORADO SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO Benson High News 4,3, News Editor 4, Proofreader 35 Freshman Hand- book 4: Cupola 4, Assistant Editorg Production Staff 4,35 Make-Up Com- mittee 4,5, Chairman 45 Camera Club 4. Vice President5 Choir 4,35 Mu- sic Festival 4,35 Student Council 4,15 Xenophon Club 4,51 SPQR 4.31 Sci- ence-Math Club 35 GAA 15 Gym Re- vue 35 Girl Reserves 45 Library Duty 15 Pep Squad 45 Quill and Scroll. PETER SELETOS ROTC 4,3,2. Corporal5 Le Certle Francais 3.2. HOWARD SELLING ROTC 4,3,2,I, First Sergeant5 Produc- tion Stalf 4,31 ,Iunior Red Cross 5: Mu- sic Festival 4,3,25 Benson High News 45 Science-Math Club 45 Xenophon Club 2: Student Council 3,25 Gym Revue 35 Mlle. Moa'i.rle,' The Firefly: Ushers and Doormen 25 Amerinfr Will to Work, El Circulo Espanol 4,3,2. LLOYD SHERMAN ,JANUARY SENIOR Arr Club 25 Pep Squad 45 Ushers and Doormen 4. GLORIA SHUFELT FULTON HIGH SCHOOL FULTON. MISSOURI OTTAWA HIGH SCHOOL OTTAWA, KANSAS Benson High News 45 Le Cercle Fran- cais 4,55 Science-Math Club 4, N-Q, 4- N.4f NICHOLAS SIDARIS Lighting Crew 45 Gymnastic Team 4, 3,23 Science-Math Club 4: Boys' O-Club 4. THOMAS SIDES JANUARY SENIOR El Circulo Espanol 33 best looking boy. RITA MAE SIERT Sales Club 43 Girl Reserves 2, AUDREY SIMPSON Play Production 4, Production Staff 4, 35 Choric Speech 4g Americrfr Will to Workf Prince of Peavey El Circulo Es- panol 43, Vice President 4.32 Science- Marh Club 4: Girl Reserves 5. ARTHUR SMID ROTC 5,2.l, Ushers and Doormen 55 SPQR 25 Basketball 1. CHARLOTTE SMITH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4, Associate Editorg Freshman Handbook 43 Production Staff 4,5, Co-Director 4g Amerirak Will to Work: Choir 4,33 Music Fes- tival 3,2,lg The Firefly: Mile. Alodirref Student Council 4,35 Girl Reserves 3, 2g SPQR 53 GAA 1: Gym Revue lg Quill and Scroll. EDGAR SMITH Football 3: Hi-Y 3,23 ROTC 2. GEORGE SMITH JANUARY SENIOR ROTC 4,3,2,l, Corporal, Sales Club 4, cleverest boy. MARY SNYDER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Debate Contests 4,39 NFL 45, Secre- tary 4: Speakers' Bureau 4,33 Concert Band 4,31 Orchestra 4,325 Camera Club 4,3,2, President 3, Secretary 43 Science-Math Club 53 Xenophon Club 23 Gym Revue 5: Music Festival 2. BIRGIT SODERBERG NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4, Proofreaderg Freshman Handbook 4g Hall Duty 45 Choir 4g Music Festival 4,23 SPQR 4. 5,23 Girl Reserves 45,15 Xenophon Club 4,25 Make-Up Committee 23 GAA I. LILLIAN SODERBERG NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4,3, Proofreader 4: Cupola 4, Assistant Editor, Freshman Handbook 4g Student Council 4,5,2, Vice President -Ig Junior Red Cross 4. 3, lntra-City Council 4.5: SPQR -I.5,2, President 4, Vice President 3: Make- Up Committee 54 Choir 4.31 Music Festival 4,5,2g Mile. Mndixref Xeno- phon Club 4,53 Science-Math Club -I, 53 Girl Reserves 45 Se-Co Club 2.1: Pep Squad 4g A7II8ffl'dyI Il i1I In lY'ork,' Quill and Scroll. CALVIN SORENSEN IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL IRVINGTON, NEBRASKA UNDERVUOOD HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA ELEA NOR SORENSEN Girl Reserves 4.5,2,l, President -45 Make-Up Committee 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Le Cercle Francais 25 Xenophon Club 23 Rifle Club 3. WILLIAM STELLA ROTC 15 Gym Revue 3,15 Music Fes- tival 3,2,I5 Prince ol Pilrenf The Fire- fly: Mile. Muditle: Play Production 4: The Cara of the Laughing Dwarf: Choric Speech 45 Amerirair Will to Work: Prince of Pearef boy with the best line. AGNES STEPHEN SON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Play Production 45 Production StaE 4. 35 Choric Speech 4,35 Amerimfr Will to Wfork: Prince of Peace: Choir 43,21 Music Festival 4,3,2,l5 Prints of Pil- renf The Firallyf Mlle. Modirte: Stu- dent Council 4,3,25 Debate Contests 35 NFL 4.3: SPQR 45,25 Xeno hon Club 1: Girl Reserves 15 Gym Revue 3. ELEANORE STEVENS GAA 3,2,l5 Girls' O-Club 4,3,25 Gym Revue 3,25 Sales Club 4. JANE STILES GAA 1: Gym Revue 3,15 Rifle Club 3: Sales Club 4, President. MARGARET ST. LAWRENCE ACADEMY OF' OUR LADY CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Se'Co Club 45 Girl Reserves 4. BETTY STONE SPQR 25 GAA 15 Xenophon Club 2: Stu ent Council 4,5,2,15 Production Staff 4,35 Gym Revue 55 Music Fes- tival 15 Mlle. MadiJle,'Tbe Fifeliy,'Orch- estra 15 Concert Band 15 Girl Reserves 15 Se-Co Club 5: Junior Red Cross 4, 2,15 Choric Speech 45 Ameritzfr Will In Work: prettiest girl. GEORGE SURBER Football 4,3,25 Basketball 2,15 Track 4.5,2,15 State High Hurdles Cham- pion, Boys' O-Club 45 Benson High News 3. BERTELLE SWANSON Sales Club 4, Vice President: Rifle Club 4,55 Girl Reserves 4,55 Su-Co Club 2,l. DONALD SWANSON Student Council 45,25 Hall Duty 4,13 Xenophon Club 3,25 Choir 45 Stientea Math Club 55 E1 Circulo Espanol 5,21 Art Club 2,15 Camera Club l. MALCOLM SWANSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 4, Circulation Man- ager, Cupola 4, Circulation Manage-r5 Freshman Handbook 45 ROTC 4,3,2, First Lieutenant5 Student Council 55 Xenophon Club 3,2,1, Secretary 55 Play Production 45 Lighting Crew 55 Ushers and Doormen 4,3,2,l5 Prinre of Pence: Cheer Leader 4,5,2,15 Con- cert Band 3,2,15 All-City Band 3,2,l5 Music Contests 25 Junior Red Cross 4, 3: Chess Club 4,3,25 Hi-Y 4,51 Boys' O-Club 45 Science-Math Club 5,2,15 SPQR 2,15 Quill and Scroll. JO ANNE TALBOT Sales Club 4. Ox ll RICHARD TAPELT ROTC 4 , 5 ,2. ARRILLA TARPENNING Girls' O-Club 4,5,23 SPQR 4,33 Stu: dent Council 43 Hall Duty 43 GAA l, Gym Revue l. DELORIS TAYLOR Sales Club 4. MARILYN TERRY JANUARY SENIOR Se-Co 4,23 Xenophgn Club 23 Art Club MARGARET THOMAS JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 5, President3 SPQR 33 Se- Co Club 2. DOROTHY THOMPSON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA SPQR 5,23 Girl Reserves 4,53 Se-Co Club 4. LUANNA THORNTON Gym Revue l. LUCILLE TRIBULATO Choir 4,53 Music Festival 4,23 Music Contests 53 Mile. Modirieg The Firefly: Girl Reserves 5,13 Xenophon Club 4,53 GAA 231. JAMES TYLER Ushers and Doormen l. NAN VIERGUTZ Xenophon Club 4,3,2, President 43 SPQR 4,5,23 Girl Reserves 4,3,2,l3 Art Club 43 Production Staff 4,33 Music Festival 2,13 Camera Club 13 Choric Speech 43 Prince of Peace: The Firefly: Americafr Will lo Work. CLIFFORD WALSTROM ROTC 4,5,2,l, Lieutenant Colonel: El Circulo Espanol 4,3,23 Boys' Rifle Team 4,5,23 Xenophon Club 4.5,23 Science- Math Club 4,33 Ushers and Doormen 4,5,23 Football 4,5,23 Student Council 5,23 Choric Speech 43 Prince af Peaceg Hall Duty 4. HAROLD WARD Orchestra 53 ROTC Band 3,2,1Q ROTC 4, Corporal3 Play Production 43 Ushers and Dootmen 53 Student Coun- cil 23 Science-Math Club 23 Chess Club 23 Choric Speech 4. MALCOLM WATKINS Boys' O-Club -i,3,2, President 43 Foot- ball 4,3,2,lg Track 5,2,lg Ushers and Doormen -15 Inter-City Football Team -ig Inter-State Football Team -lg Student Council 2. CHARLES WEBB Basketball 4,3,2,lg Track 2,11 Boys' O-Club -l,'r1 Junior Red Cross 23 Ush- ers and Doormen -l. RUTH WERNER IIISMARCK IIIGH SCHOOL IIISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA SPQR 4,51 Student Council fig Gym Revue 3: Choric Speech 4.5. DORIS MAE WESTFALL lil Circulo Espanol 4,33 Secretary 4, Student Council Li, Xenophon Club 3. THOMAS WHALLEY LINCOLN I-IIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA ROTC -l,5,2, Corporal: Ushers and Doormen 2. SHIRLEY WI-IEELDON JANUARY SENIOR DONALD WHITNAH LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA ROTC Band -13 Concert Band 4, GERALDINE XXIHITTED Play Production 45 The Care of the Laughing Dwarf: Choir 4,35 Choric Speech 4, Prime of Peace: Amerim'J Will lo Worlzp Junior Red Cross lg Xenophon Club 2: Student Council 4, Music Festival 3,25 Girls' Sextette 'lg SPQR 23 String Ensemble -1. FREDERICK WICHERT Boys' O-Club 4,33 Gym Revue 35 Ush- ers and Doormen 43 Football 55 Bas- ketball 'a,2,l: Concert Band j,2.l. MARY LOU WILSON NA1'IONAL HONOR SOCIETY GAA 4,3,2,13 Girls' O-Club 4,3,2, President 41 Cheer Leader -'l,5,2g Music Festival 4.3.23 Girls' Sextette 43 Choir 45,23 Junior Red Cross 4.5, Reporter 4, Treasurer 3g Benson High News 4: Freshman Handbook 4, Music Contest 4.55 Othce Messenger 4g Gym Revue 5,13 Student Council 5, Girl Reserves I3 Mile, Mudirle: The Firefly: Prince of Peaz'e,' Americ'a'r Wfill lo Wfork: Choric Speech 4: girl with the best line: most popularvgiirlg best all round git . NORMAN WOI-ILNER SPQR 4.3: ROTC 21 Xenophon Club 4l.5,2g Music Festival 5.21 Choir fl: flllle. fllUdii'le,' Priflce of Peace. JANE WOOD El Circulo Espanol 5,23 Choric Speech 41 Prime of Peavey Rille Club 3. L K lk.. 'K ROBERT WOODS ROTC 4,33 ROTC Band 2: Crack Squad 4,35 Orchestra 4,25 Gym Revue 53 Hi-Y 3. PAUL WRIGHT Boys' Quartette 4,35 Choir 45,23 Mu- sic Contests 33 Concert Band 4,3,2,1g ROTC Band 2,13 Mlle. Madirteg Foot- ball 4,3,2. ROBERT ANNABEI. WILMA BACHMANN O'NEILL PUBLIC 1-nal-I scnooi. o'NE1LL, NEBRASKA DAVID BRONDER JANUARY SENIOR Chess Club 5.2. RAYMOND CARNES JANUARY SENIOR Xenophon Club 45 Hi-Y 4. VIVIAN DICKMAN JANUARY SENIOR NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Orchestra 4.3: Student Council 43 Hall Duty 45 All-City Music Contest 3. CHARLOTTE FIMPLE JANUARY SENIOR GAA lg Sales Club 4g Baton Twirler 5. MARGIE FIMPLE JANUARY SENIOR Girl Reserves 1, Sales Club 4. ROBERT FRY JANUARY SENIOR Student Council 4g Music Contest 2g Art Club 3,2. MARY ANNE GIBSON Music Festival 2,1. MARY HESKIN Xenophon Club 4g Camera Club 4: Choric Speech .fzmerimu Will lu or . LOIS HOY JANUARY SENIOR NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Se-Co Club 3: Girl Reserves 3. MAC JOHNSON JANUARY SENIOR ROTC 4,3,2,l, Corporal, Stage Crew 45 Ushers and Doormen 5,2g El Circulo Espanol 1. v ROBERT YOUNG Hi-Y 4,3,2, Vice President 4g Pe? Squad 4.3, Treasurer 39 NFL 4,3g Ha l Duty 4,33 Ushers and Doormen 4,33 Student Council 4,35 El Circulo Espanol 3,23 Cheer Leader 41 ROTC Band 13 Junior Red Cross 13 Speakers' Bureau 3. JOSEPH ZAJIC DORIS BAKER KRAUSE JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 3. ALENE MESCHEDE Music Festival 3,2,1: Mlle. Modirle Xenophon Club 3: Girl Reserves 3. MADELINE PUGH JANUARY SENIOR VELDA PUGH JANUARY SENIOR Junior Red Cross 1. WILLIAM SMITH JANUARY SENIOR Sales Club 4. HARRIETTE WEEKS Sales Club 4. fa- 5, mbiiwm .1W 7'f Q' ..'.1if' 'iff - f fi . . - 5-. Q . UF-2 f' - Q , ., ,. .4 !.., ,'g':f:u.gw,3QwwV'5f--vnv14g7nJ gg 12 gyvxqrgqi 1 -F : f - ' . 1. W - ,,,,.1.,, ' f 4 '. - ir - : A 1. I tg..-,.-5 , .f51if '4s-fy - 54 '72 K' Y ,1 A init fix ian QQ? 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Active work in club meetings teaches students how to achieve worthwhile objectives. Through the Student Council they gain leadership and responsibility and develop a more democratic attitude toward their fellow students through the system of representative government. The Red Cross stresses cooperation and aid to fellow humans through na- tional and local service programs. Invaluable for promoting self-reliance and tolerance are classes in journalism. Debate similarly teaches students to take an impartial view of a subject and to think swiftly and accurately. Prominent among the future outstanding citizens of our country will be those who develop strong bodies and minds through their high school physical education program. A finer appreciation of art and music and an opportunity for expression are obtained through group work that furthers the individuals interests in these activities. Through military drill offered by ROTC, leadership, cooperation, and the ability to follow instructions are learned. Because of the character-building qualities of these extra-curricular activities, high school students are better prepared in thought, word, and deed, to serve their community and nation. L K 5 I 4-0 OFFICE MESSENGERS CALVIN OLSON Preridenl of Sludent Council SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Service to the school is the primary objective of the Student Council, junior Red Cross, and Office Messengers. Members of these groups voluntarily devote time and effort to effect greater coordination within the school. The performance of these various tasks affords the students opportunities to develop leadership and initiative, and is in part responsible for the fine reputation for orderliness and cleanliness which Benson has created for itself. Students are elected to these organizations on the basis of scholarship, citizenship, and general dependability. They are occasionally called upon to perform tasks indepen- dent of school duties as exemplihed by aid given in rationing sugar this spring. The combined membership in the three bodies totals approximately 135 this semester. A group of forty-three students who aid the office staff are office messengers and students on hall duty. Students who are appointed to positions must have good scholar- ship and citizenship and be exceptionally dependable and alert. Seniors are given prefer- ence. Miss Ada Morgan is director. Donaldson, Coonen. De Waal, Rodgers, Walstrom, Conrad, Kroeger, Miller, Pansing, M. Petersen, Sharpe Balderson, Heitgrass, Soderberg, Hoerner, Hillmer, Holman, Buthman, Fisher, J. Petersen, Paulsen, Tarpenning Nordstrom, Ganaros, Maystrick, Chadwell, Ocander, Straka, Wilson, Mitchell, O'Brien, Conant, Berry, Joy Nagl, Murray. Horton. Barber, Darby, Halker. Morse. Cooke, Sapienza, Critchfield, Arant ,- E .99 : 54 J .'-2 : O V, 1. D E30 at ,Li .. Fl .. KP J 4 :Z if ts o :E ii. .. 5 11 m risen. Darby Harris, XX'estf1ll. D. McGrath nclborg. Sore roeger, Li . Peters indh an C O -I xi O U, T. I as J Lf E' .JI cn .ii vi :J M 5 E :ln vi 9-' is o D.. eim. K rass Hoerner NV eng H Ross eu , Buchta rs. Reynold ndr icA Markey, A CI O in 5 cd C1 c N U vi O 1. i.I an 'U C S O 11 o CD ma t.. Q1 -Q- al u F4 O :A C :wx E uf va O 6 ci 0 ae E IAQ E c-1 Di ii 1, L.. 'U 'E I aj o .. 5 D. E 0 .. .. .A 'U i.. O Z5 STUDENT COUNCIL relative ws and rul ngs .-. of Benson High school makes la Council tudent S he C 1. of the schoo dy bo governing student Const turing the . -. sports- 'U O O OD 'U E Q1 PN 3 E' is O .-4 Q.. O .':'. .L1 D-4 ui CIS eu O11 G! l-4 3 O U C 0.1 O A-4 44. O O .CI U V5 e of the HI' lf 9' 5 tu .E 4-I nu 4-J C E O L-4 Q- Q A-v -52 C: C '.: L1 N .M G rx CL s-. A V an ..C. I-I of CE obje ru .C l-4 t conduct. uden Sf IO of citizenship. gh standards i h 0 develop d studentsl and t ilfl hers, CLC pal, te e ways the princi possibl ll o aid in a ship: t c: ri E and lunch rooms at noon, r school. but they also supervise the cafeteria CE and af ll duty before t only on ha HO l are unci he Co A.: of bers Mem :A 1-4 ffl lib he f in Sf and ass .-. c 9 'C 2 if Lf QI 1 zu lf- cf 2 N ll cn TJ 3 'U N .JI U 6 O U, C Q4 .I D. U .. V5 E O W C .:: O 'T al .J C N H L7 -ci GJ .. A: ..: 3 .J -. CU OD OD Lu -ci C 3 N1 .. Q3 ID if ld ': w II US C.. PJ as E .a -. Vo J 42 .E -. .. T A :ws .- A ff? u E Q 33 , s.. an Ex: as .C KD 'U vu n.. .TI 5- cu if 1.. UA : LHC MC 9: HF .EQ 1: 4 E 11 454: ggi. 1-1 , C 2-E .11 E LO ff.: ' vu 5 EL U S -:ui 2. 9'-:I BT, Qu: .-..:: '42 aff Zu 3 2 ee ri ab Cob 32 5-H.. '-S C o alll C h Q33 wif 'Zo gr: .. .EO 532 :E gm o CD Bloom, .4 A 'n. D ny, nderson, Barber, Dexah A C 111 u w C N OH5. S15 Bad I CII. STUDENT CO DOVV IS cil E .-I O U LJ L: CU 'U : C-J nn CU .sz 5-J If Fl ow W .E -U CU .5 s: G' on 1-4 O vi 1-4 CU Ac 5-4 9 L5 SD GJ I-3 .fi E o U l-J .E o at O.. Gi V3 1-4 c V7 CI o ni V7 cil members and the 5 .J C U GJ .-Cf L.: lect SC CIOOIH Hom vi cu C1 O v-s CE m P I-I-I V3 .32 2 'U C2 re 55- ll C1 x-4 5 U Q1 Cl 12 O x-4 N U rl: In .-1 by nsored O SP and 1 cretary SE' ld. hfie ritc C Karhyrn sidentg fe 6 P derberg, vic So I1 Lillia president U, lso O Calvin HIC year this officers Student Council esters, respectively. SSID cond SE and attorneys, first es Steiger, prosecuting nd jam I1 h Cf henow C obert R L. u 'U c: o P E vi 'U 'C ri G N -. -u N ti r: U .-A J 9' 5 o ,-1 42 L. E J 5 .4 U 2 GI rc .J ti O A T. 7:1 .J 5 GJ E C IJ an T, C C 23 Q 'd .. Z1 an -15 'U 0 .E ill E E N t. A .J U .1 N cn E o 7' .A U, Q: A ci U V, t. D -U 1: 'C L-I .2 N o V.. J :Z 'sl U D4 5 :z .A t. NU .. .. Fl Q-1 nl 0 4: 12 u.. UQ Z1 La. uf 2 C A ri o .. ct P' Ll. 95 S Q A .ld z: '71 cn ci o ,f c: .c o '5 6 t. o II bit B C QE 5-1 S K1 .14 .Ti ,vu 5 rf -A 4 0 CC 'U C rx or I L6 C rx ,-I 'U UD .-C u Ill ac JUNIOR RED CROSS ational Il ll Douglas County and 21 C . -1 GJ s.-v 'Ti 94 U -. 8-J x-4 fi O-1 O an 77 bs PU .G P-4 vi va C x-4 U E M L. O .-. CI 'J P-1 2 0.4 Vw .D 'U Q2 5 Ja C O C14 rn 411 1-1 vi arrous kinds of v ffl U u .ii O L4 D-4 cu Q .... 9 l-4 GJ V3 -4 cu U C r-1 the represent council From these representatives, ten are chosen to h Hig Benson he I YD I' fo ID O ITICIO ho each frorn VD CU 'P . -1 4-a U1 A.: cts. Represen proje -3 --1 U C2 D O U Irs A-1 's PZ! X-4 C-J .E QJ .CI 6-J .E - O O .E U VJ stamps. of war OJ -1 ri va aa .C .., cu FU E LJ .E C LJ vi GJ A-J .-1 P s.a U F1 '-4.4 O its scope dened 3 Ln 'TX .-C1 apter Ch he I CHI' is y Th CUPOLA STAFF BETTY BERG The Cupola Staff Editor-in-chief . . . .... Betty Berg Pauline Darby Betty Ocander Assistant Editors .... . Barbafa Olson jim Riggs Eloise Seaton l Lillian Soderberg Business Manager .... .... V irginia Chadwell Circulation Manager ......... .... M alcolm Swanson Assistant Circulation Manager .... .... M arian Ganaros Staff Artist ............... . . .Elaine Holman Adviser .... . . .Gunnar Horn Ganaros, Seaton, Ocander, Riggs, Olson, Soderberg Darby, Chadwell, Berg, Swanson Beebe, Hyde, Ptacek, Shufelt, Wilson, Larsen, Osttonic, Rooke, Bradley, Berglund, Johnson, Reynolds, Peck, Baumer. Mullen, Spellman Holmes, Ganaros, Balderson, Riggs, Poe, Steiger, Fust, Selling, Lindborg, Okerberg, B. Soderberg, LeNoir, McGrath, Ocander, Jones Stone, Maxwell, Grant. Landis. Berigan, Stepanek, Swanson, Ruzicka, Foy, Haas, Monzingo, Steinman, Darby, Perry Sapienza, Seaton, L. Soderberg, Berg. Puetz, Krueger, Patterson, Mtlilhaney, Kratt, Smith, Olson, Fuller, Rhodes Fint Senierfer Paul Patterson .. Betty Berg I Barbara Olsonl ' ' Eloise Seaton . .. Dick Puetz .,.. Bob Ktoeger .... Laurel Fuller I Benson High News EDITORIAL . . . .Managing Editor. . . Editor-in-chief. . . . . .Associate Editors. . . .. .. ...News Editor. . .. . .. . . .. .Sports Editor... .. . . . .Assistant Sports Editor Betty Ocander 4 . . . .,.. Copyreaders. . . Phyllis Johnsonl Lillian Soderherg . . . . .Head Proofreaders. . . . Birgit Soderberg . . . . . .Assistant Proofreaders. . . Tom Sheehan . . . . . .Stall Cartoonist. . . REPORTERS Virginia Baumer Ralph Bradley Pauline Darby Harry Farnham Howard Foy Marian Ganaros Marian Grant Betty Lou Haas Edith Holmes Beverly Hyde Paula Lee jones jim Kratt Patricia Landis Virginia Chadwell jane McElhaney. Helen Balderson. Malcolm Swanson Fritz Ruzicka .. Adviser . . Kenneth Larsen Lucile Lind borg Catherine Maxwell Marjorie Myer Eleanor Monzingo Kathryn Mullen Carletta Okerberg John Ostronic Bernice Peck Virginia Van Perry Bill Poe Jean Reynolds Betty Rhodes BUSINESS . . ....... Business Manager. . . . . . . . ........ Advertising Manager. . . Assistant Advertising Manager .... . . ....... Circulation Manager. . . . . ....... Exchange Editor. . . . . Assistant Exchange Editor. . . Sefoml Semerrer . . . . .Paul Patterson . . . .jane Mclilhaney lCharlotte Smith 1 Bob Kroeger . . . . .Laurel Fuller . . . . . .Dick Puetz Phyllis johnson Patricia Berigan Carl Berglund Lois Beehe Birgit Soderherg S Beverly Hyde I Jeanne LeNoir . . .Tom Sheehan jim Riggs Bill Rooke Lucille Sapienza Howard Selling Tom Sheehan Gloria Shufelt Charlotte Smith Lois Spellman jim Steiger Eleanor Steinman Stanley Stepanek Jerome Stone Mary Lou Wilsrmn Virginia Chadwell .......BettyRhodes , . .Lucille Sapienza ......Jim Kratt . . .Fritz Ruzicka .......Bob Fust . . .Gunnar Horn r lr BENSON HIGH N Ews r PLAY PRODUCTION I have ways from The Care of Ilia I.cl1lKQZ7f72iQ Dzmrf To develop character and personality, and to improve social relations are the aims of Play Production, The january senior play was The Cafe of the Laughing Dwarf. a murder mystery, by James Reach. The June seniors presented Big Heavier! Herberzf, a romantic comedy by Sophie Kerr and Anna Steese Richardson. The Christmas play, Tlze Prifzce of Peace. was compiled from I8 different plays by Mrs. Anna Cass, director of Play Production. Drinnin, Henrv. Olson, Steiger, Kalber, Peters, Riggs, Wfard, Kerrigan Zcrzan, McLutas, Whirted, Okerberg, Neill, Feierman. Src-lla, Cook, Petersen. Swanson Perry, Barley, Carlson, Holman. McDonough, Ralph, Viergutz, XVilson, Mann, Mrs. Cass Kane, fflark. Holmes. Delaheld, Rhodes, Stephenson, McMnhill, Nagl, Wferrier, Harmon Lof, Barr 1: o .A Tl N KJ 5 o .'2 .. -. N O :J ..- 3 DD :- -u 5 42 r: .Ll D1 .2 E vi H n.. ai. r: T1 an C aa va -. au 'U I: 4 :i U u C4 aa F' 6 n --l -J ua L4 G ra cn 1.5 an L U .YJ I-1-4 3 1: EI O re ii E o tn Fm U tu 'Ts N on fu I al .99 fu H an Q o E vi : tn 'U L. D -4. ,A as E Oz va : A .fi ui J A.. LIE '-LJ .. U ' n. Q..- O 6 fi Q52 44C O.: o 55 .2 .nO 5. .C Jo E :D --..: O, 3: do 42.- ga J: va zu :wx ,O :-. 52 N Z4 Q5 no L-2 .Q ua - w CD ri a .f ui : su ll Q U ci Tn rd gz Lf. VE o ,-I -.- ri.. Op 5 I O J c: ut e6 .23 i. ,CO J, .:: LAGJ EC 53 Q'. ,... I-X2 0:1 EO' -E Fi' inni- ru ,2- uno-U :E 559 ,Am E5 EE Cm I: gli? QL: BE 'WT .: 'Sf Co cc: VU I E o Q U - 54 Qu: C Z? U CDE :E QB N H, 40 NS AJS ui. QE L: 1-12' D V, 3 I .: LJ if :s cn -A -1 4 250- CBT, wks U Q, u 9 i.. I vs IE o..E E - va J A W as -. 20 5 I d .. N .. A .J 2 E LL. .5 .sz E gill L. vu E n cn H - ru 0 1. .2 A 'E 3 -:J N .: U os -. -. 3 4 cf c .A c GJ 0. u .. un 75 3 ae 3 A vi o .. N 1: N U N no - u .D vu L ri K1 E o 'I E G i.. zu u 1 U7 6 u tr 1. cu 'U C Q LJ cf C JE 6 sf fu 011 - su .O C L. E Tu' gn 9' 0 'U PRODUCTION STAFF every per ormance given at Benson High. The largest 1-A-4 cnon for fun staff CI O ': U 'J 'U PIO and committee, UP ake- g crew, m ghtin Stage crew, li year VVSIC HSI P he ff fo OI'S 5-I U cu .fd 1? O U vi 5-4 cu -CI C-J O 'U CI cd If- s.a .-4 ts, properties. public effec Sound mmittees - CO into ed icl V is cli staff, OI1 ucti group, the prod cu CD cd 5-I Ill 5-1 O L+-A H, au 5-J . E D4 E if cs S C1 O .-4 s-f U 'J 'U O t-4 D. mmittee and CO make-up nsor of the po S HS ZICIS Smith. Mrs. Anna Cass harlotte C and urel Fuller La YU .M E va GJ an an cd .-4 U 5-I 1-4 GS s-4 GJ .CI 'U CI PS Z' SU .Z .II CD Q1 .E .C O- Q1 va O if stumingg and Miss CO 11 Z1 rn CU 'vm H. jones supervi EF! .1 I-Ll rn .2 2 E CU I-4 U hting lig for L. H :s CD U Roy crewg and .5 srers for public PO ff, 4 Yi CHORIC SPEECH Werner, B. Stone, Riggs, Cook, Ketcham, R. Steiger, Kalber, Walstrom, Andersen. Okerberg, Corbaley, Kruse Nordstrom, Walter. Wilson, Ward. Carlson, Bader, Steep, Rhodes, Hansen. Rice, Haas Conant, Ralph, Viergutz, Whitted, Petersen, McDonough, Mann, McLucas. Morearty, Wood, Mrs. Cass Jones. Nagl, Stephenson. J. Stone, lieierman, J, Steiger, Stella, Henry, Neill. Mclvlahill, Chadwell, Olson Choric Speech is a new but popular activity. Under the direction of Mrs. Anna Cass, the group presented Stephen Vincent Benet's dramatic poem, Listen to the People, for the student body on Armistice Day, and for parents at the annual open house. In February the combined singing and speaking choruses gave Awzerimlf Will to Work on the patriotic program, Partners in Democracy, over a special Omaha radio network. We know the kind of a world we want to live in from A7Il67'iCdi.l' lWill in Wfork Halker, Royce, Johnson, XVintlheim, Gross, McDonough, Mr. Burkholder, Morton Pansxng, Snyder, Latra. l'isher. Horton. Hansen, Steinman Among, honors attained by the debate squad this year was first place, Girls' Missouri Valley tournament, won by janet McDonough, Mary Snyder, Helen Halker, Eleanor Steinman. Devah Hansen, and Betty Lou Horton. Benson lost three outstanding tourna- ments by one vote each time-Doane, N.F,L. district, and the Girls' NX!esleyan. Devah Hansen placed first in Midlands after-dinner speaking contest and Cecil Fisher won second place in extemporaneous speaking. First place in the district N.F.L. humorous reading contest was taken by Rose Ann Mortong Betty jean Latta was ranked best girl speaker at the Wfesleyan tournament. Betty Lou Horton represented the Benson N.F.L. chapter at the fifth annual National Student Congress in Madison, Wfisconsin. Kenneth Burkholder is coach. D. Hansen, Harmon, Drapalik, Garrison. Young, O'lfeefe.'R, Hanson, Nebergall, Larra, Cliadwell M-r. Ilurkholdrr, Hoerner. Pansmgz. Darner, XY'indhenn, Peters, Gross. Royce, Horton Lippold, Barber, Snyder, Fisher, lNltDonough, Olson, Steinman, Stephenson, Norton fl -5 Dlsiamia SQUAD NA'1'loNAl. Folufwsici Lmcsuif r ORCHESTRA Marie it lhe rznitferml Imzgmzge of Wzfznkindu The music department, under the direction of Mrs. Natalie Cowman Jacobson, furnished the music for the choric speech interpretation of the patriotic production ff7llEI'iLll'.l' Will ln W'm'le by jack O'Keefe. The group also provided the musical effects for the Christmas play, The Prince of Peace. Another activity was the spring concert in which all music classes participated. The senior chorus sang at the commencement exercises of the June graduating class at Technical High school on june 3. The activities of the Benson High school orchestra include furnishing instrumental music for senior plays, operettas, and other school productions. This year the orchestra participated in the District Music Contest. The string group of the orchestra often plays for outside activities, Will Hetherington is director. lfoxxk. Sharp, Feierman. Roncka. Vernon, Andersen. Lawrence. XYhitnah, Porter. XVeiner. Mittauer Ptatrowsky, Bedell. Reynolds. Fherhardt. Carson. Brewer. Markey Klopping, Ahtadoxich, Peterson. Doclrill, McKinnon. Coyan, Foster, Denison, Schahcrg. Harms, D. Peckenpaugh. Mr. Hetheringtun I Gooclrich, Sorenson. Hult. lcnkins. Patterson. Kelly. XY hitted, Ralph. Murray. B. Pcckenpaugh, Mills 2 - T' E 'U E305 4130 ...cc USES .xt-'N Q: Whig O, . 2.5920 U U ai'J'3'g2fD ILQVJ du-f Jigi? eg,mg 1: ,C ,r E-E.:3g5 J -4 ,CQEPQ 55 G .D 52255 :Zl- snag? 'M 'fin iiiwa r::N.f7'1'l ann: Cs?2E ,-Oo .a. QD-.DNLIJ vs rut . ESEVQ Qc'-13: Jwgxhbm AE-50 . .. ::'Caa-DJ 3 'Edit dI?J: U4-' Eifim ov .lg V3-2 55-J 9. 45259 gl!!-c:3'2E .C O 'E! 3 MN--lQ,,E 4:-.. . Ag eww ngqwaqg 5221.2 m93,m c,..,.,-U mfr fB: nfs'-:X L-J: Hrs'- D , F! Eibifw 64555 7 -gin .. ' o gwgqz Manu.- .C442-. 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Mitchell, Maloney, Deselms, Zorda, Tyler, Thompson, Barrow, Gill, Pechotn, Munsinger, Larson, Hcusinkveld Phillips, Morris, l'riti'hIIrtl, Powers, Xllfiitholtz, Schwartzer, Haas, Morris, Gossatrtl, Lutjens, -lOllflSUl1, Green, Knznkes, C b ll .amp e Pnpuriiy, Drew, Hnurey, Nc-herg.Ill, llrt-lim, Blake, Wfaldron, Soda-rhcrg, Stephenson, Young, Duties, Ahhotr. liriglnweiser A student who has had at least one semester in junior glee club may become :I member of 11 senior glee. At the close of each semester those who have shown capability and talent are given a chance to go into the senior chorus. During the year the boys' quartette has sung nt school programs and P,-T.A. meetings. All of these groups are under the direction of Mrs. Natalie Cowmnn Jacobson. Arant. Peatrowsky, Grit-lin. Roncka, Kalber, Tipton,.Bentley, Cronland, Beebe Davies, Thatcher, Riggs, Hyland. Hofelt. Andersen. Selling, Brown, Beveridge, Camel Kaufman, Poe, Hornherger, Pansing Pemlleron. Judge, Sihwarzenbach, Stockman, Lickert, Nichols, I.. Johnson, Morton, Somberk, Monzingo, Spear, Davis, Reaves, Stephens, Arant lingland, S Johansen, Mann, Hartford, Hladik, Murphy, Spencer, XYILIIYOII, Joy, Catz, Hoffman, Aleck, Klopping, Sihmidr, Madsen Adams, Raluner, Tlmnmsen, O'Brien, lflallowell, Young, Stewart, McMillan, G. Joliansen, V. Jolmson, Vallan, XVendr, Brown Davis, Peterson, Vonner, ligherr, llutlieit. Meyer, Blorc, Pierce, Joyce, Thomas, Sorensen, Kooke A group of fifty-five freshman girls, under the direction of Miss Twila Cowman, makes up the Monroe Girls' junior Glee club. During the year they have sung at P.-TAA. meetings and for the junior Red Cross Intracity Council. Assisting the ROTC and freshman bands is one of the functions of the concert band. The' furnish music for football names, Honor Da , and new rallies. The stud Y tv Y l l Y Y popular as well as classical music. Donald E, Libby is director. XVicherr. Thompson, Hawks, Larson, Andersen, Burham, Curtis. Whitnah. McGrath, Markey Petersen. liberhardr, K. Johnson, Corzine, Bader, Bedell, Ross, Gehrke, Alexander, Christensen, Knudsen, Osborn Mr, Libby, llarlsaugh, llollrnan, Hagen, Snyder, llredbeck. Nye, R. lohnsnn, Scott, Hclmstadter, Anderson, Perry 'lf l MONROE JUNIOR GLEE CONCERT BAND Now it catcher the gleam of the morfzinglr fin! beam In full glory reflected now shines on the Jtream: 'Tir the Star Spangled Banner: O, long may it wave O'er the land of the free and the home uf the ln'a1fe. ROTC This year, more than ever before, ROTC has been an important factor in preparing and equipping the nation with fighting men. The course studied is valuable to the boys when they enter active service in the armed forces. The name implies just what the letters stand for, that is, Reserve Officers Training Corps. The men in the battalion are taught to become leaders of men not only in military life but also in civilian life. Having earned honor unit ratings in the last two years, the Benson High ROTC battalion is striving to earn this recognition for the third time in its sixth year. The battalions social event, the ROTC Military Ball, was held at Peony Park on March 20. Clifford Walstrom followed in his brother Roberts footsteps when he was pro- moted to lieutenant colonel, battalion commander. Stanley Stepanek was named major. Newly commissioned captains were: Albert Beyer, jack Dindinger, john W. Petersen, Donald Honig, and Clyde Bohrer. The four new officers were second lieutenants, William Beebe, Robert Lawrence, Harold Ward, and Andrew Drinnin. Several special honors were awarded during the evening. Braids were presented to each member of the crack squad. john Egbert received a medal as best all-around cadet. Donald Swenholt was picked as the best junior cadet and was also presented with a medal. Miss May Leach, Miss Ella Anderson, and Mrs. Grace Smith assisted in training the officers and their ladies for the grand march. Sergeant Roy Lewis is the new D.E.M L. this year. With il change of commanding officer, the present PMS8cT is Lieutenant Colonel Brooks. Morse, Iildredge, Drinnin, Ward. O'llrien, Lawrence. Mann, Bc-ebe, Burr Henson, Never. Bohrcr. lfrixon, Conrad. Swanson. Petersen. Nehcrgall Strgeant Ltviis. lohnson, Larson, Honig. Dindinger, XXiZllSU'l7II1, Stepanek, Mdarvillc, Fisher, Arnold, Stroud Company commanders are: Company A, Cecil Fisher, Company B, black Dindingerg Company C, Robert Conrad, and Company D, Clyde Bohrer. Donald Honig is in charge of Company F lfreshmen J. This company has eighty men in it, the largest this unit has ever been. A separate unit of the ROTC, the Crack Squad is under the direction of Thomas McCarville. The squad has been fortunate this year to receive new uniforms, blue blouses with white trousers. New braids were presented to each member of the squad at the Military Ball. Kalher, johnson. Bristow, O'l3rien, Nebergall, Conrad, XY'oods, Larson, Gross Mtilarville, Sergeant Lew is Ill Q OFI7lClIERS AND CoLoRs ROTC CRACK SQUAD al-0 ROTC COMPANY A ROTC COMPANY B Corzine, Forst, XX'esin, R, L. johnson, Van Winkle, Kalber, Poe, R. Miller, G. Christensen, Shaffer, Eggert Griffith, Chew. D. Christenson. Hansen, D. Miller, Kroeger. Seume, Brang. Fleckenstein, A. Christensen, Gilson Ramer, Scott, Adams, R. A. Johnson, Gerhard, Miles, Long, Wfeston, Henry, Schumann, Huston McKenzie, Ross. Zimmerman. Young, Reither. Sharp, Neill. Frye, Steep Ostronic, Banker. Gross. Nebergall. Swanson. Fisher. Eldredge, Drinnin, Stepanek, Sergeant Lewis One of the most important affairs of the year was the battalion banquet, held for the purpose of promoting better feeling and establishing a closer relationship between cadets and oflicers. The 1942 banquet, the second of its kind, was on May 20. Each company, including the band, put on a skit that was judged by the guests of honor. The sergeant instructors from other Omaha high schools presented the prize. To enable ROTC boys to prepare for Federal inspection, early morning parades were held regularly on Wednesday and Friday morning, rain or shine. The ROTC oflice was remodeled by the battalion range officer, Albert Beyer, who put up venetian blinds, painted the floor, and built new supply racks for the iirst sergeants of the companies. Street, Dodrill, W'halley. Andersen, Glidden. Bross, Roncka. Tapelr, Burkman, Grillith. jenkins, Wlilkins, Frentress. Thomas, Rassmussen Bailey, Nwestertield, Trybom, Seletos, Laird. Johnson, Steiger, Battcy, Peterson, Swenholt, Cooncn, Stilling, Tirro Kerrigan, Lenz, Randall, Wfoods, Lawrence, McCarvilli, Dindinger, Beyer, Burr, Beveridge, Manchester, Sergeant ewis Kraatz, Spinharney, O'Hata, Kaufman, Walstrom, Larson, Pe-vor. Mitchell, Muchmore, Kratt, Knudsen, Burkman, lhm, An ers mn Plank, Dow, Sadil, Hayes, Homherger, Summers, Grilhnfjacoblwerget, Sabarka, Stroud, Hawkins, Carlson White, Petersen, Hansen, Benson, O'Brien, Conrad, Erixon, Honig, Larson, Egbert, Sergeant Lewis Field Day, which was held at the end of the year, marked the time that part of the new oflicers for the coming year were announced. The awards to the rille team, best cadets, and best squad were given at this time. The company that won the excellence banner the most times throughout the semester was recognized. Lieutenant Colonel Clifford Walstrcmm inaugurated a new plan for officer-of-the-day. Each officer was in charge of the immediate duties of the day-seeing that the flag was put up and taken down, checking rifles after they were cleaned, and seeing that visitors were received with proper courtesy and directed to the sergeant instructor. Langdon, Helmstadter, Cramer, Bachman, Day, Hawks, Dunleavy, Hansen, Axtell, Farnham, Bryan, Bentley Peterson, Hene. Anderson. F. Ellison, Yarwood. Tinl-cham, Peters, Foster, Russum, Grieb, Kahre, McKenzie Scott, lust. Woods, Holman, Hartford. Mockler, O. lillison, lfust, Richardson, Rispler Miller, Arnold, Feierman. Selling, Bohrcr, Wlard, Morse, Beebe, XVaIsttom, Sergeant Lewis id' ROTC COMPANY C ROTC COMPANY D ROTC BAND ROTC RIFLE TEAM liedell. Larson. Corzine. Fred Mann. Bates. C. Andersen. J. H. Petersen. Conant. ,lt-nsen. Fronnen. Sharp, Cooke Mr. Libbv. D. Petersen. Helmstadter. Scott. Johngon. Patton. Andersen. Osborne. Ruzicka, XX hitnah, Draper ergeant Lewis Sullivan. Nielson, Schultz. Bradley. Allberry. Watrrwtxck. Wfhelan. Andreasen, O'Keefe. Margritz, Hyland. li11rleylNlann, .l. XX . Petersen This year the ROTC Band has been training with rifles and have had the regular class work that the other companies have received. Captain john W. Petersen is band commander. Donald Libby is the instructor in charge. This year the Rifle Team won fourth place in the national tournament at Boonville. Missouri, and ranked nrst in the Seventh Corps area. Clifford Walstrcmm placed second in the standing position of the entire match. Stanley Stepanek is captain of the team. McKenzie, Zimmerman. Larson. Dinclinger. McCarwille, Walsrrom. lildrcdge. Nebergall, Bohrer, Sergeant Lewis Stepanek. Beyer Dickey, Lage, Miss Anderson Collins, Bowlin. Christensen, Barber Cabbage, Okerberg The Benson High school Girls' Rifle team has met North in Competition twice this year, losing both times by small margins. Mary Ellen Cabbage is high scorer on the team. The members of the Girls' Rifle club join the National Rifle association, junior division, and attempt to earn medals given by that group. Membership is open to any girl taking riflery. Miss Ella Anderson is sponsor. li. lohnson. Smith, Harms, Mttarthy. Luenenherg. Blake. Lantlis. Thomas, Ogdtu. Swanson. llloom. Kurtz. Harhuugh. Dean. Knight. Hayes. Corbin O'Hrien. V. Baumer. Kazakes, Bowen, Mann. Zimmerman, Conant. L. Johnson, Berry, Koehler, Vertheval. Horton. Schweiger, Sautter, Spellman. Phelps Gibson, Iiarlin, Maystrick. P. Baumer, Kline, R. Johnson. Bennett, Hahe, Hoerner, Ralph, Grant, Crozier, Hocvet, M. Cabbage, Miss Anderson Lippold, Howlin, Collins, Ditkcy, Morton. M.F.1.ahbage, Latta. Lage, Antisdel, Okerherg, llhrisrensen. linrher. C. Johnson, McLucas ffl L GIllI.S' Rufu Timm G1liI.S'Rll'l.l CLUB Sports During the 1941 and 1942 sports season two new trophies were placed in Benson's already crowded trophy case. The trophies were awarded for winning the Intercity Foot- ball championship and the State Gymnastic championship. The 141 football season was the most successful any Benson football team has ex- perienced since they last won the championship back in 1935. Three of Coach Ross' men also won positions on the Intercity first team. They were Ray Borg, Stanley Stepanek, and Malcolm Watkins. Watkins also won a position as tackle on the All-State first team and Stepanek was placed as fullback on the second team. For the first time since the introduction of state gymnastic tournaments, the Benson gymnastic team won the state championship. This year was the third annual meet. The gymnastic team entertains between halves at basketball games and has appeared in jitney shows. Knudsen ' Wvolcry, Schulze. Lucas, Sadll Wachter, Dearduff, Argersinger, Farnham Zerzan. Rush Coach Ross, Honig, Shultz Wlrmfvre Broclahl, Miles, Paustian Meyer. Sidaris. Wetherbee, Balaz. Coach Harris CHEERLEADERS NVilson, Swanson Nnrnlslrrun, Andersen Pr-ny. Steiger Mrhlnhill, lung Young.: .ng ll 1 .6 D1 The cheerleaders, on hand nt every game, lead school yells with enthusiasm and coordination. They are chosen by 11 committee of faculty mem- bers und cheerleaders, Wfilkins, Walstrom, Ford, Fisher, Raab, Greenwalr, Halpenny, Elmer, Price, O'Hara Lhristensen, Surbcr, Foy. Src-panck, Bowlin, Brang, Frye, Burroughs, Coach Harris Wfright, Morse, Morton, Borg, Watkins, Hawkins, Boelter McKenzie, Davis, Drinnin if U . H1 'E C3 fiona 7'15pr-4 vmfte' ,.c: ,-I 5220.5 Edge we G 'NAS 'UQ ' Efffu' ---c vs WEEE -Eiii B'::rI EQ45 4520.2 ...D C-0:54:21 :mn 2 U: P-35.4 ...eg Cffwgrn ,J F. naCC'-X O . we e053 55.5145 622.: GJ'-Wil mv Q -.-3. Satin: xccilff JDE -.QQEIC ICI- 55101 4,111-i 34.5. 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Travnot. just, Miss Anilerstut llowlin, Mt'C'arthy, Farlin, ffonry, Cabbage, l.ivesey A new organization at Benson this year is the Baton and Flag Twirling team, com- posed of twenty-four members. They entertain between halves of football and basketball games. Although organized by Coach Arthur Harris, Miss Ella Anderson and Miss May Leach act as co-directors. To extend the high standards of Christian character throughout the school and com- munity is the aim of the Hi-Y. The c1ub's motto is: Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living. The organization sponsors dances, steak fries, hikes, and parties. C.onrad. Hansen. H. Andersen. lVlLlifCilfY. J. Steiger. Olson, R. Steiger, Iirixon, Tryhom Hawkins, Eldredge, Laird, Rooke. Simon. Petersen. Swanson, Beveridge, Kratt, MtKenzie Benson, Neill, C. Andersen, Young, Nehcrgall sg, r S49 rl! BATON, FLAG TXVIRLIERS Hi-Y BASKETBALL TRACK TEAM TEAM l Morton. Burroughs, Hawkins, Wilkins, Kinnick, Eckstrom, Corbaley Loach Ross, Foy, Webb. Allberry, Mulvanev, Andersen, Erickson, Coach Harris Bolstered by Hve returning lettermen, the Benson High basketball team wound up their season with eight wins and seven losses. The Bunnies racked up 432 points to their opponents' 372. Charles Mulvaney led the scoring with a total of 132 points. Largest margin of victory was the tournament win over Central 56-9, despite the fact that two of the more experienced players were out because of illness. 574 Miller, Sidaris, Dowd, D. Quinlan. Easterhouse. Hartford, Dunleavy, Tipton. Warnock, Harmon, Davey Orr, johnson, D. Foy, Lucas, H. Shultz. Just. Gunderson, Surber, Mockler,wStepanek, Farnham fjoqfh Shepard. Donaldson. Dow, Argersinger, Sharpe, Kaufman, Hogland, Bergavin, H. Foy, Bowlin, Kinnrck, 'Ferry R b O Fvrd Mulvane Rose, .Fo , Hawkins. Harris Russ, Zerzan, Beveridge, Frentress, Hansen, aa , ' wen. Petersen, Larsen, Morse, J. Shultz, Spinharney, Loyan, O Hara, Massara Shaffer, Deuser, Mappes, Loomis, Feather, Arfher, Dearduff Keeblerl . v. J v Vlatcher, McAnany, Mann, Homberg, Gurnett, Dunn, Greens, Richter, Chester, Lee, Berkhard, B. Shultz, Harris, Foy Farnham Hawks Wfetherbee Dearduff SKATING Reese, Davies, Lonnelly, Phillips, Richter, Lowry, Lee, Deuser 'l'huue, Grecncn, Loomis. Rose, Foy, Dutcher, Gilliam, O'Duhurty, Mr. llurlcy Chzunpions this year of the lntercity Freshmen Bnsketlmll league ure the Benson High Freshman team. The junior Bunnies finished the season with only one loss. Contender for the title of lntercity and Interstate Golf Champions is the I9-'il Benson High Golf team. Returning lettermzin Dale Lee cnptaiined the team. Calvin Olson was the only returning lettertnun on the tennis tezun. Ill J N FRLQSHMAN l3AsK1z't'nAl.I. TEAM Timm touch Ross, Young, Long, Olson. llroilgilil, Zimmerman. Mr. lNl1mln-ws l'oril, 'lf C ronl.in-I llunsen. Lee. lxuxiilulwerger. Bunker, liurrouglis, I lnvlon. 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A.: . -1 vi -U B-4 vi B 65 d Work for 8.11 ub 1 the c in jo 35' ID activities physical education cl ilio pav Benson an -CI I-I 5-J as V1 cu 3 -fl' L-f an 5 EU K5 O -C1 H, m P PN .2 -C I-I :Q 2 E Q ,cn E -CI P14 x-2 2 4-I N E CU .I usually IS nnual picnic The girls' a have fun health and to aid C L.. Q2 an 5. 5 J Q. G C E 0 RJ m QJ P n L L 5-I A .5 1 G '71 .5 E Q C CU V K1 F E B 1 m 5-J LJ R12 G c c U iT 54 LJ SD .EI 'U V1 4 T U v -C. P of the GAA. the O-Club thereby becoming president of was elected vxce president Beverly Murray zu C C Ei' 51-U fi 5-fs' sid A.-C E35 ,LI '. C F'-4,0 Sw.-C at-sun :iii .--Q 3 E54 ,O sc Eiga U . .-EU X11 L, . :EW M25 FTE ' .E 55.5 .. C.. TTD'-10 Uzifd W9'2 11.4 di' g.i'!'1L1 , ..:fn AW, , V. c. 31523 Efwnua QAEQQ uanow M231 5:2 G. . Sail: .'I3 ' E 4 'gcD as . ,.,,..l, ECE! dgm.- 1- 'U :ff J -:ff 2'5,l i' , aw o.::Q. Emi , J Q. m4jQLo 3:5 1-if 'E..Ai53 L...cG 35222 LC ...va +515 Emci tl .Glu -Chau. lfe, .-D+ :: Ewa? Gb2E 145: 5 :Q 5355 Dill? ,FCS randi! Ann 4 IE.: 1: ,UQ EEEE 212552 IEE . HUETE .U mm agii 2 11. U - GU -t. snug! 91559 u ::tz: ' ami ff? f :nf fri 'Vu 044: 'll ,n, 1 'so BOYS' O-CL U 13 GIRLS' O-CLUB lickstrom, Kinnick, XY'icherr, Xlifebb, Erickson, Mulvaney, Fisher, Swanson, XY'ilkins, XVright, Morton, lirodahl, Davies, Schultz, Argersinger Mtlienzie, Bowlin, Sidaris, Lupus. Surber. W'alstrom, Miles, Brang, Hawkins, Christensen, Allbetry, Sadil, Halpenny Coach Ross, Knudsen, Honig, Borg, XVutkins, Srepanek, Foy, Morse, Lorbaley, Lee, Balaz, Coach Harris Each member of the Boys' O-Club has earned a letter in some sport, Initiation is the high point of the club's social activities. During the basketball season the O-Club arranged a game between the alumni and the first team and raised 325.00 for the Red Cross. Girls may join the O-Club after earning their first physical education award, which is the The members of the club act as leaders in after school activities. Mary Lou XX!ilson is now president. Cooper, Sutton, Peterson, M. Smith, Reece, Nearhood, Brehm, Harris, Steinman, Harbaugh, Kurtz, D. Smith, Austin Tarpenning, Kazakes, Gilstad, Moluf, Royce, Hoerner, Palmquist, Dulcher, Delores Hansen, li, johnson, Landis Bowlin Peirce B Smith liarlin, Barber, McCarthy, I.eNoir, Herbert, Sapienza, Conant, Blake, Mclllahill, Barrow Lippolcl, MlE.'C:lbbage, E.Johnson, Morton, Murray, Vllilson, Horton, Devah Hansen, Latra, Okerberg, MtI.utas, Bloom Jensen, Rite, Maasen, Fallen, Patterson, Xwenrlr, Laird, XVells, Ross, Lutiens, Arner. Ross, Greene, ilowdery b Pliillips, Wood, llolmer, Niiklin, Viergutz, Keehler, Dennis Quinlan, OBrien. Dye, Shufelt, Peters, Burke, Lewis Llirisre s- I'I lll l.armon, XY'erner, Tilley, Zwink, lierigun, Pestal, Dritl-Ley, Simon, Day, Harvey, Hanson, Lenz, Miss Shively Maxwell, lllritli, Kazakes, llarms, Ogden, Garrison, Garnett, Douglas Quinlan, Holman, Orr, Mclfoy, Surland, Gootlrit Ii The purposes of the Art club are to serve the school, to develop individual interests in art, and to foster art appreciation. In the fall, the art classes sponsored an exhibition of works of American artists, in the spring they held a student exhibit and 11 tea, Miss Josephine Shively is sponsor. Members of the Se-Co club receive information from talks by home economists and style shows and gain experience by planning and giving parties. The club is co-sponsored by Miss Buffett and Miss Artist. Thitkstun, Cfonanr. ,lLlI'lCCL'li, Luriens, Xveiss, Heitgmss, Mullen, D. johnson, Srolley, Thomas, Dean, Mayslrick. Hagen, Hegel' Miss Buffett, Walter, Baker. Meister. Regan. Royce, Goldsmith. Dye, XVinters, Hertz, li. johnson, Holsren, Miss Artis: Surlancl, Parker. Rice, Bnrher, Anderson, Harvey, Holman. Palmquist, Cfritchlielcl, MtAnn.lrew, Clark, Paperny, Allis Ill J ART CLUB SE-Co CLUB lf- L: U ..:: L. U 2 J. Mdilhaney. bi -. 0 J: -. W 'rs o KIJ LD. uf .A o rr E o L.. c: J: o X M ci o w -. N L-4 E .X .E 5 1: N P uf L. LI ua 4 ni 0 L. L. as D-4 5 vu c: L. :x L7 w an -U4 o M ci L. O 'I of L1 as -4-. L. .1 an af 'U 'U 5 m Lf ua ua L. U sf O L. 2 me 3 QE L. ru -D L. Lu 'U O V1 vi 4 ci O .11 L. 0 L. L. mx D4 :Q U C eu 5 U-I u v. 4 w-5 Z4 :ff ru cl an .Z 3 L.. ll cu C L. U O I L5 5 5 tm C L. 51,0 :: D Q 5+ N CI ru v-I ni . L. G al 2-' 5 m L-A Hu C. :ii I 'U C :S ,,:1 CQ E 75.-. 0324 no -. cu CD 2: C it N .S U Ll! vi ... ... A 5-5 if WE 3 o O m. U: -vs 02 '25 M.: DD n: Eva :L 00 SE .Sai ,cn L: O... 313 3:4 c , 42 .cf an 3, Dc: Q .- -ac .. Q1 33:5 ua .-D 11: 'U 3 . Ill L. -ii 'SLE .-as 52 C L C QE F: 45 Q X O JL. L1 4: .2 -U: -. 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L. ,l. Harmon. llnlderson. Mueller, lirodin, Morris, Peters, Henry, J, Lindlworg, MtDonougli, Larsen, Morphy, Harris, Mann, Darby Martin, Perry. Shufelt, Bowen. R. Stroud. Hoerner. L. Lindborg, Paulsen, Ralph, Gross, Hillmer, -1, M. Stroud, Heitgrass, Health Le Cercle Francais, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Irene johnson, promotes 11 knowl- edge of French customs, life, and civilization. Practice in the use ot the language is afforded through business meetings, games, and songs in French. Through El Circulo Espanol, the Spanish club, students have an opportunity to be- come familiar with Spanish-speaking countries, their language, customs, and history. Speakers, plays, and games entertain the members. The club is sponsored by Miss Ellie Durgan. llollman. Adams. Petersen, lfeierman, Smith. Laird. I-l. Andersen. Sorensen, Nye, llmtey, Johnson. Regan, Hauer, D. Anderson Mtliee, l'lrith, Gurnerr, fnrlxon, Larsen, liranpz, ,l. Andersen, W'indheim, Briggs, lfrentress, Okerherg, liaunel, V. McKenzie A.XValsrrom, 'lioomn-3, lildredge, Hawkins, C.NValstrom, Selling, Quinlan, Zorad, Riggs, Reynolds, Ruggiero Hebhnrd, Taylor Miss Durgzui. Lorrufen, Kidder, I., McKenzie, Snpic-nat, Kent, Edelman, Manville, Crozier, lNltlilh.uiey, 'I'lunnus llllln llene. Rainer, lfaperney, lialderson, XVestf:lll, Llatrk. McGrath, Hyde, 4.hriszopherson, llgiuglnnan, Denison N11 ,W 'll S L12 Cienczrli FRANCAIS EL Cuzc3o1.0 EsPANOL S-J r S41 TJ -D Q E rm J E O I. ... w 'U i.. 2 ri vu C0 :iz I 1: ua 3 44 5 rx yu cn ,. u 1: E E1 E Q C XD L E A ai 3 5 S ,fu ZZ' 2 LD zi- U 1: 2 .E 4 ei .LA N 'S in :J - 4: :I M E cd QJ Q cl 'V .- I 1: o .J . o I 1: :s U4 4: .E .: l-' w -.. .. U 75 r: :1 - vi 44 .E .i: I-4 L: Q1 o H 2, CI i. m Cl. rx O- .Z 4. ev U 'ci Q: :: T4 :Z 5 If se if 'ri r: L' E JT E as .C 4. n v-I C il' cu Z rf o .2 . . N O 4: 2 7' cf c V. . E 4. N D-4 off . 0 .ci -. ll -U 0 an A +4 SJ CL ri E nr: E va 2 5 'U . o 2 xo 3 ui 6 L2 4: 3 Q .-'I U 3 -4 Q. o M 1: n: N .- 4. if . 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Perry. rrin De Paulsen Powers, Joseph, Devah Hansen, 'B ia GIRL RESERVES al soci fl OW s year, besides their i ually. 1'1f and spi Q --4 -4 fd KJ .-4 va DN -C1 Q-4 'if- -4 T5 4.4 C4 GJ E E YU J: 4.4 V5 T2 G 5. .. cu L-4 S! .-J U' an GJ 1-A-4 - - -4 GJ U Cd 4-4-4 0 1 ln.. OJ 9 5-4 GJ rn CU M -4 .'.I'. L9 VU -C4 u 'NJ-4 O O A.: A-1 E GJ .CI I-1 year. HSI ub the p he cl of: prexy 21S has served Sorensen Cfl.1'10I' E1 elief. R War H656 i Ch s and EC H1 S hired nU i HIT P V6 acti Hfl taken QVC activities, they h is club it W Kie IT3. Miss Robe I-I GJ 1.4 D va N GJ s-4 I-I H. E I Q. .2 .':: .E KID 'U C. va Q 1-4 4-1 I-A HJ I-4 U nu cn G, vs E .E aa L-A UD 2: E ci B U4 5.5 C1 eu TU E SU L-4 D-4 ru .8 P F0 E b. u L: 2 cu L4 EU 5 V1 X-4 cu u 2E O 8-4 ru .CI Q-I O M, Llark, XY'olford, Lana, Mann, Chrisrensen, Meyer. Xvalsrrom, Bohrer, Deselms, Bailey, Cooke, Stephenson I Miss Barrett, Shufelt, Manclmestcr, Sidaris, Mitchell, Stroud, Fust, Selling, Fisher, Nehergall, Thomas, Mrs. Barnhrll, Miss Kriehs M11-ice, R, Clark, Morton, Chadwell, Ralph, O'Brien, Mclllhaney, Heskin, Horn, Petrieh, lilder The purpose of the Science-Math club is to further the interest of students in science and mathematics and to encourage individual leadership and projects. Sponsors are Mrs. Mamie Barnhill, Miss Kathryn Kriebs, and Miss Ella Barrett, Planned for the pleasure of pupils who like to play chess and for those wishing to learn the game, the Chess club was organized in l937. Meetings are held once each week. A tournament is played at the end of the year to determine the champion chess player of Benson High. Tole, Thompson. Laita Harris, Olson, Fisher, Osborn, Lawrencl' Thomas, Bohrcr. Holmer. Anderson. Porter, Mr. Sahroer. Landis Strauber, Manchester, McKee, XVhitc ,r 5 Sci IENCIIE-MA'1'H CLUB CH lass CLUB W'olford U vi E -.. as I J fu b 11 ja 3 d O Ln C -C1 o 'T ui ei GJ EJ -.. O C1 ri OL u D4 J LJ O 'U 'U In Q A eu x: is E DJ cf -. A U C. o Lp :: N I rf 1: 1: N :E 2 o l-4 If rv: N L.. ua N LX N E C J: l uf C eu I .n .f I J YI as -.. QC no -:J o Ii R Cb ru 'O . O Q. 5 ui 5 m M 4 - . 51 D . C .. A LE SU P GJ HJ on vi 'U II as ,-I 110 - la .D -4 11 'D O VJ in JA ua E I-I-I cr. O vi I: .C O P-1 42 4 O as ri Q3 2 O IL' sf E J fi Z1 S W .LA 2 .E H is t O E ur KI U D 2 5 Bla Clark Ralph. 'Yonder fi Gan son. Horton. Viergurz, XENOPHON CLUB and motto of the Xenophon club. Their bi-monthly programs in- he aim SI f iff i fo IC H10 do O E der world in or he more of t 2.111 To le clude motion pictures and speakers of vast experience primarily depicting life in foreign countries. Besides contributing funds to the British States were shown for the they have given to the Red Cross. Movies belonging to the Secret Service department of the United War Relief, ruguay, Argentine, U nspiring travelogues and descriptions of the ey. I OI1 III unter eit CO receiving id ZIVO IO how IS den aching the stu IC pose of '-A-4 L-4 ZS CL e social studies course, SOIT1 as taken orh Q kin 11 4-v va ': C GJ 'U 3 I-' V1 C1 'J-4 P11 vi 5-4 GJ E E ll .Cl 4-I O I-I C0 .E .EE d A-I 1-4 Q2 4-J G OJ OJ .O EO ved IO P her countries OI gland, and En rkey, :1 l-1 sponsor the club. Miss Bert e Hoag ..... E. Pearle Scriven and Mrs. mbership IHC 01' gible f .-1 -. su .ZZ cu .C on N o III w .2 2 ci 'U w .. N -I 4 'U O F .f an DC ,. U 4: N -E ul U .. A 'U ,n. 's v-J A NJ .20 . U3 -15 :I O .. . ill ,.: N.. c: E ill .- vi :1 U-4 -. as ru i. U u .-4 A if ua vi C ev I .fi .5 NIE 1: :ua 'qw E Lz C Q. '-v vi .E 'E U if sf ,- ': LA ill A .. .. A gr: -5 O L. an E .. 'Q X ri O W C -E : ui sl U .-D .. N cn 6 2 F3 .. A .fi ti ': . U n. cl O W II .E O P1 QQU E A 'E in r-3 cf u in in vu D1 if o .- .E CD 42 u Pendleton. Swanson. Shir Christensen. Kruse, ll ll N ff' CAMERA CLUB ORGANIZED SALES CLUB Snyder, lllrich, O'l-lata. Orr. K. Johnson. Cook, D. Hansen. Andersen. Thickstun, Rice. Arant Mr. Busch, Rooke, D. Johnson. Morton, Ford, Hayes, Plank, Long, O'Keefe, Harvey Surland. McGill. Tlmomas. Seaton. R, Hanson. Jenkins, O'I3rien, Harms. Arbogast Witlt the most active membership since the club began in 1958, the Camera club strives to serve the school in photography, to afford members group-enjoyment of the subject, and to encourage an intelligent understanding of photography. Roy C. Busch and Joe lhm sponsor the club. The main purpose of the Organized Sales group is to develop contacts with business firms and promote sociability. The club has been in existence three years. Only members of the co-operative sales class are eligible for membership. Mrs. lda Wfood is sponsor. Munsinger. CQ. 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