Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Sponsors KATHRYN KIZNDALL - - F Show- ' ing a willingness to work and a splendid leadership abilityg proved to all that a good teaeher can also be a true friend. The seniors will never forget her wise adviee and friendly' smile. EVA O'Nlill. - - - Added a great deal to the elass with her quiet humor and her ealm personality: XX'ithout her ellieieney' and kind ways. a determining factor would have been missing. ANNA CASS - - - Vl'ith her sin- eere interest in all people. helped the seniors in all their troubles, and used her understanding ways to lead them through a wonderful year. ARTHUR KING - - - Held his own among the women sponsors in making the senior elass one that everyone will remember, Kass. King. Kendall. O June Seniors Ur llliflil' Willis' UH l'L'INpos. while Miss MeNa:nara's speeeh was. l,yrits lhtertainment was giyen by Paul Reynolds who played the theme melody: 'Rhapsody in lllue The boys quartet and the girls stxtet sang. and proyed to be admirable eompetition for the dessert. lplmwood Park was the seene of the senior breakfast. liveryone then left and ears roared Nast the Ntliool to annotznte with loudly' honking horns that skip day' had arriyed Valley and lfremonts sand pits were honored with the presence of a large portion tt the senior tlass Un .ltine iw. the seniors put on their best Hl'ilWs n tuekers to attend the Sunday afternoon llaetalaureate seryiee at the lDt.ndee Pre- byterian Churth. Dr. lg A. Rowsey' eondueted the the seryites Then tame the big night' gltine h laiukllltl a little frightened and very happy. the lung tlass tiled into the 'l'ethnital High seliool audi torium for tommeneement night, herald Roitstein and Helen bidaris were the orators for the oteasion Kit ' ' .f er all the extitement was over. the elass tiled out of the auditorium with their diplomas tlenthetl !'rmly in their hands. They now were alumni

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Ofhcers PRliblDliNT. ROBERT RVSSIZLI. - - - His likable personality and consistent friendli- ness towards all helped him to win the conhdence and affection of the class through a year which had its ups and downs for the seniors. - ' iv, 3 , ,xf1Ce:l1t3Es1iJ'2,'!vT1f . DAXQBQNELSON - 4 -' HiS'blor1de, crew cut and eynlasting smile are chyacteristics not to by forgotten. His kecfyserfsgbf liiiiior mzksihim apopuldr choice in any giitlfering. Sl:C,Rli'l ARY. CAROL PETllRSliN - - - Tall. blonde and pretty describes our lady of the pad and pencil. Her effi- ciency is mellowed with a sweet. considerate personality and intense modesty of her high achievements in her varied fields of interest. 'IARUASLTRERZ 8 BOBBY CQHAMBURS - - - A wins ning persontlity made it a pleasure for seniors to give their hard earned coin to this great fella. Russell. Petersen. Lhamhers. Nelson June Seniors Miter lour long years. fl! seniors of the .Iune class received the longed for sheepskins. The diplomas were presented in the Technical High school auditorium on -lune S, To the tune of 'lm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover, xoters elected Bob Russell president ofthe class after .1 spirited campaign. Dave Nelson won the vice-presidency by a wide margin and Carol Petersen was elected to the secretarial position and Bob Chambers won a closely contested race for the treasurers pisition. Bob was the only successful candidate from the Four-Leaf Clover ticket. Dave and Bob Chainbers w ere the representatives from the Randol ticket while Carol was a member of the Success ticket. 'Rhapsody in Blue may have been the theme for the banquet. held at Hotel Fontenelle on the evening of May 25. but happiness was present in abundance. Chuck Rippey was the toastmaster. Gordon Pe- dersen spoke on the theme. Harmony and Discord. Dorothy Townsends remarks were entitled. Syn- copationf'

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