Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Ar! Clulx 2, lg llirl Rcsrrvcs 23 S1:'Co Girl Reserves 4, 3, lg Music Festival MARION ANTHONY Xenophon Club 3, SPQR 31 GAA 2, I, BETTY AUSTIN Senior Class Secretary, Student Council 4, 3, 2: Junior Red Cross 4, 3g Gym Revue 3. lg Hall Duty 2. BETTE BEAVERS Xenophon Club 3, 21 Girl Reserxes Z, lg Gym Revue 1, JACK ARMBRU ST Stage Crew 4: ROTC Band 3, 29 Freshman Band 1. AVIS BARROW Xcnoplmn Club 4. 3, 2: .lunior Rod Cross 4, 3, Ullice Messengers 43 Girl Reserves 4, lg lVe Mixrcli with Faith: GAA 2, lg U'Cluh 4: Band 3g Student Council 2. BETTY BERRY Hall Duty 4, 3: Office Messenger 45 Xcnuphon Clulw 3: SPQR 2, lg Gym Revue 1, DE LORIS BURKLAND WILLIAM C. BURKMAN ROTC 4, 3, 2, Corporal, Ushers and Clulw 1. Donrmen 3. JEAN CALVIN RICHARD COONEN Nm iomu. I-IoNox1 Socurry 4 'G 3 1' flmir 4' In Old Vienna' : '. ' t' , K' ROTC 4, 3, 2, Sccuml Lieutenant, Foot' 1.111115 Lu! lvl Allure, ,llIIIlUl' Real Crimes hall 4. Track 2. gmac Mcsscngcr 3. 'll Xl I Pl ' f'l lI J' Z' El Circulu Espanol 2, lg I'IifY 2, I. MELVIN DONALDSON WILLIAM DRICKEY Track 4, lg Ufliielivlessenger 43 Basket' Arr Club 3. Wa 2.

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JANUARY SENIOR OFFICERS Austin, johnson, Smith, Larsen With the election of Donald Johnson, president, Doris Smith, vice president: Betty Austin, secretary, and Kenneth Larsen, treasurer, the january seniors began their class activities. Under the leadership of these oilficers, the class undertook its largest project, presentation of the play, Through the Night. The class also sponsored a variety show which was presented as a matinee performance. Miss Alice Buffett and Mrs. Alice Tesar were sponsors of the class whose com' mencement exercises were held in the Benson High auditorium, January 19. The previous Sunday, baccalaureate services had been held at Dundee Presbyterian Church, with Dr. Elwood Rowsey delivering the sermon. For the banquet, which was held at the Blackstone Hotel, January 14, the seniors went 'iDown on the Farm. Toastmaster was Donald Johnson, and themes of the special speakers were, Planting, 'LCultivating, Harvesting, Threshing, and Marketing JANUARY SENIOR SPONSORS Miss Buffett, Mrs, Teszzr

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MARJORIE HANSEN Student Council 3, 1. EARL HAWKINS, IR. O'Club 4, 3, 2: Football 4, 3, 2, 1: Basketball 4, 3. 2, lg Track 4. 3, 2, 1: ROTC 4, 3, 2, Second Lieutenantg El Circulo Espanol 33 Gym Revue lg Cleverest Boy: Best All Around Boy. CHARLES HOFFMAN, JR. TECHNICAL moi-r sci-roox. omfu-ra, Nnnnasica Choir 33 In Old Viennag Football 33 Basketball 3, 2: junior Red Cross 3, 2: El Circulo Espanol 3. EDWARD HARRIS Chess Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Secretary 4, SecretaryfTreasurer 33 Stage Crew 4, 33 Junior Red Cross 4, lntra-City Council 43 Science-Math Club 43 Art Club 43 Student Council 43 El Circulo Espanol 4, ROTC 43 Football 33 Track 13 Xenophon Club 3, 1. DORIS HERTZ Choir 43 In Old Vienna: SefC0 Club 43 Student Council 33 Orchestra 2, 1. DONALD JOHNSON NA-rxoNA1. HONOR Socuz-ry Senior Class Presidentg Debate Contests 4, 33 NFL 4, 33 Speaker's Bureau 4, 33 Xenophon Club 4, l, Treasurer 4, Student Council 4, 1: Hall Duty 23 Football 3, 13 Boy Most Likely To Succeed. LEROY EDELMAN LEIGH ELMER Junior Red Cross 4, 3, 2, lg El Circulo OfClub 43 Football 4, 3, 2, lg Basket' Espanol 3. ball 3, 2, 13 Track 2, l. DEAN ERICKSON RAY FORST OfClub 43 Football 4, 2, 13 Basketball ROTC 4, 3, Corporal: Ushers and 4, 3, lg Ushers and Doormen 4. Doormen 4, 3, 2. DORIS GUDMUNDSON CLAYTON HANSEN Girl Reserves 3. ROTC 4, 3, 2, 1, Second Lieutenant. L. 51 just