Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

-1 2 2231 :EZ 2, The Cupola 1951 BENSON HIGH SCHGOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA VOLUME XXII OUT OF THESE DOORS HAVE COME 6,230 GRADUATES MR. ARONSON MR. SCHROER Benson High School ENGLISH Mabel Carlson Anna Cass Gertrude Dieterichs Gunnar Horn Marjorie Hornberger Irene Johnson Gladys Line Helen Maynard Doris Stevens Blanche Swan Helen Yont SOCIAL STUDIES Lucille Barbe Mabel Carlson Verna Dillow Alene Gropper Bertie Hoag Eva Jones Arthur King Eula W. Ross Sadie Schaffnit Dan L, Wilcox COMMERCIAL Ehrma Donley Alene Gropper Kathryn Kendall Edith Smith Alice Tesar Esther Weitkamp INDUSTRIAL ARTS Charles Snyder Max Winter ART Josephine Shively Facult EARL H. SCHROER Principal JOHN E. ARONSON Assistant Principal SCIENCE Paul Ackerson Lloyd Darrow Charles Matthews Edward Orcutt Cecil Sharer FOREIGN LANGUAGES Irene Johnson Maria Nantz Sadie Schaffnit Mary Weeth HOMEMAKING Marjorie Floerchinger MATHEMATICS Lucille Barbe Ella Barrett Roberta Kiewit Eva O'Neil W. Clark Raser JOURNALISM Gunnar Horn DEBATE Arthur King SPEECH Doris Stevens LIBRARY Alice Horsfall MUSIC Franklin R. Brown Regina Place ACCOMPANISTS Bernice Grunwald Margaret Olson PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arthur Harris May Leach Anne Morrison Edward Orcutt ROTC August Abel Archie Cernaghan Robert Fitzsimmons Harvey Hansen Roy Hardwick Joseph Peres Merwyn J. Reed SCHOOL NURSE Grace Jardine CAFETERIA DIRECTOR Alice Moore CLERICAL SERVICE Gwendolyn Alberti Alma Heagle Virginia Maxwell Joanne Owen Marie Savage Marguerite Zweifel HEAD CUSTODIAN John C. Haney ENGINEER O. M. Egolf MISS BARRETT, MISS JONES, MISS LEACH CUT ANNIVERSARY CAKE Silver Anniversary Silver anniversaries are something to be proud of, so Benson is justly proud of her twenty- five years at the corner of Fifty-second and Maple streets. Teachers, too, are celebrating silver anniversaries. Miss Ella Barrett, Miss Eva jones, and Miss May Leach have played an important part in the lives of Benson students for twenty- five years. Math, government,.and girls, gym students are indebted to them for the hard work and patience of these three instructors. Putting on the Annual Benson Capers revue each year occupies Miss jones and Miss Leach a good part of the school year. There are others who have been at Benson almost as many years as these teachers. No matter what the word conditions, the teachers at Benson have fulfilled their duties. The extent of their service is exemplified by those Benson graduates who have attained success in the professions, business, entertainment, science, and sports, Even though the school has seen its enrollment grow to double the intended capacity of the building, the patience and hard work of the faculty has resulted in a high standard of education. Benson has seen the happy, frivolous Twenties, the bankrupt, depressed Thirties, the warring, turbulent Forties, and views, thoughtfully, the beginning of the Fifties. Twenty-five Years of Datelines JANUARY 9, 1927 The Benson High sewing class is hem- ming towels for the cafeteria which will be ready for use February 7. MARCH 30, 1928 No more will the Benson Central school building hold memories for those who attended school there as the build- ing has been condemned. FEBRUARY S, 1929 Never absent since the second grade, Mary Alice Howe has maintained a perfect record during the past seven and one-half years. Measles prevented her record from being eight and one-half years. MAY 29, 1930 Lunch hour usually announces itself with the clatter of hurried feet. A group of students walked leisurely into the cafeteria. Others followed, without the haste, noise, or boisterousness that usually accompanies the procedure. At a glance, one could recognize the order- liness and efficiency with which Benson High is managed. MARCH 12, 1931 Teachers walked around with elated smiles. A new rug had been purchased for their study. A committee of three teachers selected the rug. One represent- ed the dignity of the school. Another would not spend one cent more than necessary. The third went along to kid the salesman. OCTOBER 13, 1932 C. E. Jones, the electrical wizard, re- turned to Benson High to give his second program in which he demon- strated television. APRIL 27, 1933 Seeing horror in feminine eyes, Mrs. Ida Wood spied a baby mouse. With no ado she slew the mouse with her pointer. It was removed to the waste basket to be cremated by the janitor. Mouse is survived by a mother, father, and five sisters. APRIL 12, 1934 The girls have invaded the ping-pong room. Many were the cries of joy when they discovered that they too could play. The fact that no girls were allowed during the boys' tournament had irked them considerably, but now the girls are going to have a tournament of their own. NOVEMBER 15, 1935 Benson's football Bunnies reached the end of a rainbow Thursday afternoon at Tech field and found a real pot of gold-an Interstate high school champ- ionship. NOVEMBER 14, 1936 Construction of a stadium and athletic field for Benson High was a dream for 10 years, the school board president said, in dedicating the stadium Friday. DECEMBER 17, 1937 There are thirteen in Miss Helen Yont's Braille class which meets every Thursday. They learn to transcribe print- ing into Braille. After 10 lessons and a test, they start work on a forty-page manuscript to be passed upon in Wash- ington, D. C. OCTOBER 14, 1938 A group of Vassar girls, a Cincinnati politician and his daughter are the prin- cipal characters in the operetta, The Prince of Pilsen, to be given by the senior glee clubs. OCTOBER 13, 1939 Soldiers wander about Benson's athle- tic field in a daze endeavoring to master the new streamlined drill! The squad of eight men has been changed to twelve, instead of marching in ranks, they march abreast, instead of raising their elbow in right dress, they touch the shoulder of the man on their left. OCTOBER 11, 1940 Girls should be able to repair a broken iron cord, declares R. B. Dub- ler, shop instructor. The course is to teach students how to do simple jobs around home. He recalls that a class of girls he had two years ago learned more quickly than the boys. DECEMBER 5, 1941 A dime was offered any student in General Math 1 who could name a part of everyday life that did not depend upon mathematics. As a result of the discussion, students admitted that math- ematics is a practical subject. OCTOBER 23, 1942 Considering that the scrap pile on the walk obstructed traffic to a certain extent, I think the fire drill October 13, was pretty good, stated Earl Schroer, assistant principal. DECEMBER 8, 1943 P.U. It smells! is the general greet- ing to the Benson High News. We know it refers to the odor of fresh newsprint. But this aroma is not repellent to all. Many a weary journalist is revived after a gruelling week of news hunting by the pungent smell of fresh newsprint. MARCH 10, 1944 The labor shortage hit Benson last week as no regular cheerleaders were available for the game. The problem was solved by three teachers who proved superior. NOVEMBER 2, 1945 Do you know of something around our school that could be improved? If any of you havenit been able to tell someone about your pet peeve, here's your chance. The Student Council has appointed a special committee to see that Benson High's progress is continued at a fast pace. APRIL 25, 1946 For the first time at Benson, all grad- uating seniors were required to take a review test on American history. MAY 9, 1947 In memory of 79 Benson High boys who died in World War II, the Benson High Boosters club memorial organ and chimes were dedicated in the school auditorium Thursday evening, May 1. FEBRUARY 6, 1948 Mama may think her son is an angel but to 31 Benson athletes initiated into the Boys' O-Club he was more of a devil. Blindfolded, the aspirants were taken to the initiation room. Here as a warmer- up for the ordeal, paddles were wielded on the proper place and a soothing red-hot salve applied. MAY 20, 1949 One kitten and nineteen students took the necessary vows and became Thes- pians May 19 at the spring initiation. MARCH 31, 1950 Miss Mary McNamara, principal of Benson High, announced her retire- ment Wednesday, March 29 to take effect August 31. The announcement came as a surprise to faculty and stud- ents. DECEMBER 21, 1951 We have come a long, long way, proudly stated former principal, Miss Mary McNamara. Many of her memories of the past 25 years concern Benson high school, for it was through her con- tinual efforts that Benson has achieved its high reputation. JANUARY 18, 1952 The fog rolled in and the dust rolled out , as the students in Room 202 open- ed windows to keep from suffocating. The cause was that artists had left their creations on the desks. Ten minutes of sandpapering each period cleared the desks for a new generation of artists. ri'-'ffl Ml FALK, SWERRE, YELICK, EDSON-READY TO FACE THE WORLD Class of '52 History has been made at Fifty-second and Maple streets. This year, l952, marks the silver anniversary of the school's existance and the graduation of the freshman class of 1948. Benson has changed since 1926. Her growth in athletics, enrollment, activities, scholar- ship, and importance has paved a path of success in her history books. How could four years have gone so fast? But it really was fun! Maybe not the final exams, the term papers, the Senior English and math tests or the tuberculosis skin test but the gym revues, plays, activities programs, athletic contests, military balls, and the Friday mornings when the Newt came out made life at Benson seem wonderful. First under the heading Class of l952 in Bensonls annals is the senior election. Boosting their parties by handing out pamphlets, donuts, flowers, caps, and namecards, the 6 tickets fcarried on a vigorous three-day campaign. When the votes were counted, Bob Falk became president of the class. Bob Edson won the second spot as vice president. Ingrid Swerre and Roxanne Yelick were chosen secretary and treasurer. We had hardly caught our breath from the elections when the campaign for the Cupola sales got underway. The efforts of everyone concerned combined to send the scale over the 1200 mark to top the school's enrollment of ll93. This excitement had hardly died when we elected Beverly Campbell and Ronald Smith the Kathleen and Patrick of our class, and chose Ann Andreasen the Benson Lions Queen. Throughout disturbances such as measuring for caps and gowns and collecting banquet money, our sponsors, Miss Ehrma Donley, Miss Gertrude Dieterichs, Mrs. Blanche Swan, and Miss Marjorie Floerchinger kept order in homeroom. Their suggestions on conduct- ing senior elections and the senior banquet helped us to get the most out of our senior vear. Twenty-five years ago on June 14, the junior-Senior banquet theme was The Stage . This year on May 28, following a journalistic theme entitled Special Editionu, Managing Editor ftoastmasterj Joe Hanna introduced the publishers Ingrid Swerre and Bob Edson who spoke on l'The 10 Best News Stories. Next on the program were Reporters Miriam Wyrens and Phil Patterson who talked on Nose for Newsf' Brick-bats and Bouquetsu by janet Woods and Wendell Walker followed. Completing the program was Cover your Beat by Editor-in-chief Earl Schroer. The next day found Benson giving out with a more subdued air as the seniors blissfully accepted a legal skip day. Baccalaureate was held June 1 at Dundee Presbyterian Church with Robert Scanland ad- dressing the graduates. The Benson high school auditorium was the scene of graduation for the 15 members of the class of '27, Times have changed and the classes have grown so that this year Benson's 265 seniors will graduate in the larger Technical high school auditorium. The pages of the history book are closed, but only figuratively. For the senior class will never forget its four wonderful years in high school. May Benson high school long remember the class of 52. CLASS SPONSORS SXVAN, DIETERICHS, DONLEY, FLOERCHINGER REVIEW HISTORY OF PREVIOUS CLASSES f 4322? A.,. 1 Aiwa-..-.w..1. RONALD ADWERS ROTC 1,25354, First Lieutenant5 Com- bat Platoon 2,35 El Circulo Espanol 35 Hi-Y 35 Camera Club 3. Vice Presi- dent5 Stage Crew 45 Iilshers and Door- men CHERANNE ALDERMAN Junior Red Cross 25 Benson High News 3,45 E1 Circulo Espanol 45 Xenophon Club 25 Girls' O-Club 2,35 45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2,35 Jeans Club 25 Cheerleader 2,35 Green Pep- pers 15 Cottontails 25351 ABC Revue 3,45 Ham Havenf Bunny jamboreey Benron Blackonzr 2 WILLIAM K. ALMEN Junior Red Cross 253,45 Treasurer 45 Intra-City Council 2,35 El Circulo Espanol 25 Art Club 45 Xenophon Club 354, Vice President 45 Chess Club 35 45 Secretary 3, President 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,25 Track 45 The Hope of the World5 Bunny Jamboree RITA C. BAILEY GAA 3,45 Jeans Club 3 JACK EDWARD BAKER JOHN PATRICK BARNES Student Council 25 Junior Red Cross 15 Intra-City Council5 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captain5 Combat Platoon 1,2,3,45 Ben- son High News 35 El Circulo Espanol 3,4, Vice President 45 Hi-Y 35 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Football 2,3 ANN M. ANDREASEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CALLANAN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL DES MOINES, IOWA Student Council 3,45 Debate Contest 35 Speakers' Bureau 35 El Circulo Espanol 2535 Girls' O-Club 354, Social Chair- man 45 Girls' B-Club 3: GAA 2,35 Girls' Rifle Club 3,45 Jeans Club 35 Cottontails 3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 25 Spring Concert 2,3,45 ABC Revue 3,45 Homecoming Princess ADRIENNE AYER SPQR 1,253,115 El Circulo Espanol 3, 45 Arr Club 15 Y-Teens 2,3545 GAA 1: Jeans 15 Green Peppers 15 Orchestra 1: Library Student Assistant 253,4 BETTY MARIE BAAR Homemaking Club 15 Jeans Club 15 Girls' Glee 1 NORMA JEAN BARNES Art Club 15 Y-Teens 15 Homemaking Club 45 GAA 25 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 2 ROBERT M. BARNES Student Council 45 Le Cercle Francais 1,2,3,45 Art Club 45 Xenophon Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Chess Club 35 Nature Club 45 Boys' O-Club 3,45 Basketball 152,35 Track 1,2535-lg ABC Revue 45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 County Gov- ernment 3 WILLIAM J. BARNES Student Council 45 Le Cercle Francais 15253545 Art Club 45 Xenophon Club 3545 Chess Club 3, Treasurer5 Nature Club 45 Boys' O-Club 253,4, Treasurer 45 Basketball 1,2535 Track 1,2,3545 ABC Refine 45 County Government 3 RAYMOND M. BEEM ROTC Band 1,2,3,4, Second Lieuten- ant3 Benson High News 3,4,vCII- culation Manager 43 Cupola, Assistant Circulation Manager 43 El Crrculo Espanol 4, Sergeant-at-arms 43 Xeno- phon Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Spring Concert l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band 3,43 Marching Band 2,3,43 Senior Band 2,3,43 Music Contest 3,43 Homeroom Treasurer 33 Homeroom Election Commissioner 43 Publicity Manager of Band 4 CAROLE LEE BELL OAK PARK HIGH SCHOOL OAK PARK, ILLINOIS Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 3,4, Treasurer 43 Jeans Club 5,43 Cottontails 33 Gym Aide 43 First State Awardg Senior Choir 3,43 Junior Choir 23 Spring Concert 2,3,43 ABC Rewze 3,4 MARY ELIZABETH BENECKE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 3.4, Office Messenger 35 Junior Red Cross 4, Intra-city Council 43 Benson High News 3,43 NFL 33 Debate Contest 33 Speakers' Bureau 33 SPQR 3,43 Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4, Vice President 43 Interclub Y-Teen Council 33 Jeans Club 13 Junior Choir 2.33 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,23 EUGENE R. BENNETT Co-ops 3,43 Football 13 Track 1 RICHARD R. BENNETT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LYONS HIGH SCHOOL LYONS, NEBRASKA ROTC 3,4, Second Lieutenant3 Com- bat Platoon 3,43 Rifle Team 43 Cupola 4, Boys' Sports Editorg Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 ABC Revue 43 Ushers and Doormen 3,43 Production Committee 4 LORRAINE BENSON Homemakin Club 1 '7 GAA I 2 3 4' E ,-S y , - , Gym Aide 43 Girls' Rifle Club 2,5,43 Green Peppers 13 Baron Twirlers l,2, 3,41 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 13 Concert Band l,2,3.43 ABC Rerue 4 JACQUELINE LEE BERRY Co-ops 3,4, Secretary 43 GAA 1,43 Gym Aide 43 I-Iomemaking Club 2 RICHARD BLYTHE WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Camera Club 4 ROBERT BOWER Boys' Pep Squad 33 Football 2,43 Track 1,2,3 ANN BOWSMAN Co-ops 4, Vice President3 GAA l,2,3 MARY ANN BOYES GAA 1,2,33 Green Peppers 1 KENNETH E. BRADDOCK PAGE HIGH SCHOOL PAGE, NEBRASKA JOHN G. BRANDT JR. Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 3,4 BILL L. BRIX NORTH PLATTE HIGH SCHOOL NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA ROTC Band 4 Ser eant First Classg Spring Conceri 43 ?oncert Band 4 BARBARA ANN BROWN BARBARA ANN BURGE NFL 3,43 Debate Contest 3,43 Speakers' Bureau 3,43 El Circulo Espanol 3,43 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 32 GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 Gym Aide 3,43 Girls' Rifle Club 43 Jeans Club 3,43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3343 Senior Choir 3,43 Junior Choir 23 Girls' Glee 13 Voice 43 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 ABC Revue 3,4 LINDA BURGESS Art Club 1,23 Y-Teens 2,3 ANNABELL BURKAMP Debate Contest 33 Le Cercle Francais Y-Teens 25 Homemaking Club 1,23 2.31 Art Club 1,29 GAA 123,43 Jeans GAA 13 Girls' Rifle Club 1,23 Green Club 4g Cottontails 3,43 Production Peppers 13 Baton Twirlers 1 Committee 4 DONALD BROWN Boys' O-Club 3,4, Vice President 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Homeroom President 33 Homecoming Prince DICK BROWNING Student Council 13 Junior Red Cross 1,23 ROTC 3,43 Captain3 Crack Squad 33 Combat Platoon 3,43 SPQR 43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,43 Nature Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Basketball 13 Football 13 Track 13 Senior Choir 3,43 Voice 43 Spring Concert 3,43 ABC Rewae 3,43 Ushers and Doormen 4 JANET BUDDE Art Club 13 Green Peppers 13 Cotton- tails 33 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Girls' Glee 13 Voice 33 Spring Concert 1,3,43 ABC Revue 4 MARJORIE BURKHOLDER NFL 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Speak- ers' Bureau 3,43 Debate Contest 3,43 SPQR 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Girls' Rifle Club 43 Jeans Club 3,43 Green Peppers 13 Gym Aide 3, 43 Cottontails 2,3,43 Junior Choir 23 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,2 MARJORIE ANN BUTLER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Junior Red Cross 2,33 lntra-city Coun- cil 23 NFL 3,4, Treasurer 43 Debate Contest 33 Thespians 43 SPQR 3,43 Art Club 1,2,33 Xenophon Club 2.31 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1.2.33 Girls' Rifle Club 2,33 Jeans Club 3,43 Green Peppers 13 Cotton- tails 2,3,43 The Hope of the World,' Production Committee 3,4 TOM BUTZ ROTC 1,2,3,4, Second Lieutenantg Crack Squad 33 Combat Platoon 1,2,3,4 BEVERLY CAMPBELL Student Council 1,45 Girls' O-Club 3,4. Second Vice Presidentg Girls' B- Club 25 GAA I,2,3,45 Jeans Club l,2,3.4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Cheerleader 25 Green Peppers 15 Cot- tontails 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Girls' Glee 15 ABC Revue 3,45 Kathleen 4: County Government 3 WALTER H. CAPPS Student Council 4, Prosecuting At- torney, Progress Committeeg ROTC Band 1,2,3,45 Combat Platcon 35 Art Club I5 Hi-Y 1,25 Xenophon Club 35 Camera Club 3: Nature Club 45 Boys' O-Club 3,45 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Base- ball 25 Track 25 Spring Concert I,2,3g Benson Barons 1,25 Concert Band 35 Prep Band I5 Music Contest I5 Ushers and Doormen 3,45 Homeroom Vice President 3 RICHARD CAULK ROTC I5 Combat Platoon I5 El Cir- culo Espanol 45 Boys' O-Club 45 Boys' Pep Squad 45 Football I5 Track 15 Gymnastics 1,2,3,45 ABC Revue 45 Homeroom Secretary 3 RICHARD CHRISTENSEN ROTC 1.2.33 Boys' O-Club 3,45 Boys' Pep Squad 3: Track 1,2,3,45 Home- room Vice President 3 IRIS CLAPPER Junior Red Cross 25 El Circulo Espanol 45 Y-Teens 3,43 Homemaking Club I5 Jeans Club 2,3,45 Junior Choir 35 Girls' Glee 25 Spring Concert 3 SHIRLEY ANN CLARK CHEROKEE HIGH SCHOOL CHEROKEE, IOWA Theilvians. 3,41 SPQR 45 Cottonrails 45 junior Choir 35 Pleate Admit CAROL CHAMBERLAIN Student Council 1,25 Cupola 4, Asso- ciate Editorg El Circulo Espanol 2,35 Homemaking Club I5 Girls' O-Club 3,45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA. I,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 25 Girls' Rifle Club l,2, Sergeant-at-arms 25 Jeans Club 2,3, Sergeant-at-arms 33 Green Pep- pers 1, President5 Cottonrails 2,3,45 First State Award5 Second State Awartl5 ABC Revue 3,45 Production Commit- tee 45 Gym Aide 45 Benson High News 3 CAROLYN IRENE CHAPMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 4, Progress Committee 45 Junior Red Cross 25 Benson High News 35 Thespians 45 Le Cercle Fran- cais 35 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 3: GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Rille Club 25 Jeans Club 2, Vice Presidentg Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Green Peppers I5 Cot- tontails 2,3.4, President 45 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 25 Girls' Glee I5 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 Ham Ha- 1-en: Pleare Admitg The Hope of the World,' The Admimble Cricblony ABC Revue 3,45 County Government 35 Cornhusker State5 Homecoming Princess NYLES CHRISTENSEN Camera Club 35 Chess Club 4 ROBERT CLAUSON WISCONSIN HIGH SCHOOL MADISON, WISCONSIN Basketball 3,45 Football 35 Golf 3,43 All -City, All State Golf 35 Senior Chorr 45 Voice 41 Spring Concert 45 ABC Revue 3,45 Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 3 AL COLE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SIOUX CITY, IOWA BOYS' O-Club 3,45 Football 45 Track 2,33 Gymnastics 3 LOYBERTA CON LEY Art Club I5 GAA 1,25 Green Peppers 15' Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 2,35 Girls Glee 1,25 Spring Concert I,2,3,4 CONSTANCE CONRAD Junior Red Cross 33 Co-ops 3,4, Sec- retary 3,4, President 43 Senior Choir 3,43 Junior Choir 23 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert l,2,3Q ABC Revue 3 N ORMA COOPER GAA 1,43 Jeans Club 43 Green Pep- pers 13 Cortontails 23 Senior Choir 43 junior Choir 2.3.43 Girls' Glee 11 Spring Concert l,2,43 ABC Revue 43 Olhce Practice 4 DONNA MARIE CORNELIUS Benson High News 33 El Circulo Es- panol 3,43 Xenophon Club 2,33 Home- making Club 2, SCCFSIHYYQ Girls' O- Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,2,3,43 Jeans Club 33 Green Peppers 13 Cot- tontails 2,33 Girls' Glee TED A. DAHLBERG JOANNA DAILEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Junior Red Cross 43 Benson High News 3,4, Business Manager 4, Copy- reader 43 Quill and SCfDll3 SPQR 2, 3,4, Vice President 33 Girls' O-Club 3,43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1,2,3,43 Girls' Rifle Club 23 Jeans Club 3,43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 3,43 Se- nior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2,33 Girls' Glee 23 Spring Concert 2,3,43 The Hope of the Worldg ABC Revue 3,43 Homeroom Secretary 33 Production Committee 4 BRIAN DAVIS Basketball 13 Football 1,3,43 Baseball 13 Track 33 Boys' O-Club 43 Home- room Vice President 3 WILLIS DEAN CRAMER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Junior Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3: Intra-City Council 1,4, Cor- responding Secretary 43 ROTC 1,22 Thespians 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 El Cir- C010 ESDanol 3,43 Xenophon Club 3, 43 Pleuie Admin' The Hope of the World,3 The Admirahle Crichtouf A: You Like Iz,' A Child Ir Bornf Qualify Street: One Foot in Heuvenf Prince of Peacey Pygmaliong ABC Revue 3,4 VIRGINIA LEE CROFT Benson High News 334, Copyfeadef 4: Cupola 4, Club Editor3 Quill and Scrollg El Circulo Espanol 33 Xeno- phon Club 2,33 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 3: GAA l,2,33 jeans Club 33, Green Peppers 1: Cottontails 3,43 Girls' Glee 13 ABC Revue 43 Homeroom Secretary 3 MERRIE DAVIS CROZIER Junior Red Cross 1,3,4, Vice President 43 Intra-city Council 13 Girls' Rille Team 3,43 Debate Contest 33 Thes- plans 43 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4, President 43 Art Club 23 Girls' O- Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,2,3,43 Girls' Rifle Club 2,3,43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3.43 Baron Twirlers 2,3,43 Junior Choir 33 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 33 Concert Band 1,2,33 The Hope of the World,' ABC Revue 3,43 Production Committee 3,43 Coun- ty Government 3 LYTTON DAVIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 3,43 Intercity Student Council 33 Benson High News 3,4, News Editor 43 Quill and Scroll3 SPQR 1,2,3, President 33 Le Cercle Francais 43 Girls' O-Club 3,4, Secre- tary 43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1,2,3: Girls' Rifle Club 23 Green Peppers -13 Cottontails 2,33 Gym Aide 43 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Spring Concert 3,43 Concert Band 1,23 Music Contest 13 ABC Revue 3,43 Ham Haveug Homecoming Princess SHIRLEY DECKER Student Council l,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Progress Committee 2,4, Office Mes- senger 2,3, Intercity Student Council 3,43 Benson High News 3,4, Lxc- hange Editor 43 Cupola 4, Associate Editor3 Girls' Rifle Club 23 Cotton- tails 2,3,43 Senior Choir 3,43 Girls' Glee 1323 Voice 23 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 Music Contest 1,23 Bemon Blufhoutr 23 Bunny Jamboree: Ham Haven: Gym Aide 43 Kathleen 33 Miss Benson 23 County Government 33 Cornhusker SIZIEQ Quartet 1,2,33 ABC Revue 3,43 Homeroom Secretary 43 Homecoming Princess ROBERT DEPPE Co-ops 43 Chess Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 33 Homeroom Treasurer 3 JOYCE DICKINSON junior Red Cross 2,3,43 Thespians 43 Art Club 33 Y-Teens 1,23 Homemak- ing Club 23 Girls, Glee 13 Pleare Ad! mir: Production Committee 4 ELMA LOUISE DICKMAN Junior Choir I3 Girls' Choir 43 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,-I' Office Practice 4 SHIRLEY MAE DOLL FREMONT HIGH SCHOOL FREMONT, NEBRASKA El Circulo Espanol 33 Y-Teens 33 Cot- tontails 3,43 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Spring Concert 3,43 ABC Refne 43 Homeroom Secretary 33 Ofhce Practice 4 DONALD R. ELFLINE ROTC Band 1,2,3,4, Second Lieuten- ant: Camera Club 23 Football 13 Spring Concert 33 Benson Barons 25,43 Con- cert Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 2,33 Prep Band 1, President3 Music Contest 2, 3,43 ABC Rewue 3,43 Homeroom Presi- dent 3 LOUIS PAUL ELLIOTT NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA El Circulo Espanol 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Baseball 3,43 Stage Crew 43 Ush- ers and Doormen 3: Bunny famboree, Student Director DIANNE ELSEMAN Oflice Practice 4 BEVERLY JANE DONALDSON Y-Teens 43 Homemaking Club 4, Sec- retary 4, President 43 Girls' Rifle Club 23 GAA 1,22 Jeans Club 43 Green Peppers I3 Cottontails 43 Baton Twirl- ers I3 Office Practice 4 PHYLLIS JEANNE EDSON Y-Teens 2,33 Homemaking Club 3, Secretary3 Green Peppers 13 Othce Practice 4 ROBERT L. EDSON VICE PRESIDENT Student Council 2,3,4, Vice President 4, Progress Committee 4: ROTC Band 2,3,43 Thespians 43 SPQR 23 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Voice I3 Spring Con- cert I3 Benson Barons 3,4, Director 43 Concert Band 2,3.-lj Orchestra 43 Prep Band 23 Music Contest 2,33 Please Admity The Hope of the W'orld,' ABC Rerue 3,43 Haylnfz S1l'i?IK,' Fremont Program 43 Hartz Ha1'er1.' Bunny jam- oree RICHARD C, ENGLE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 43 ROTC Band l,2,3, 4, Second Lieutenantg Drum Major 3. 43 Spring Concert 1,233 Benson Bar- ons 2,33 Concert Band lg Music Con- test 1,2,33 ABC Revue 3g Light Crew 2,3,43 Thespians 2,3,4 DANA WILLIAM EURICH LINCOLN CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA ROTC Band 43 Concert Band 4 ROBERT A, FALK PRESIDENT Student Council 2.33 ROTC 1,2,3,4. Captain3 Crack Squad 2.3.4, Assistant Commander 43 Combat Platoon I,2,3, 43 Best Cadet 23 Rifle Team 2,3,43 SPQR I3 Hi-Y 25,43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Track I3 Gymnastics lg Senior Choir 2.53 Junior Choir I3 Boys' Glee 13 Quartet 5.43 Voice 43 Spring Con- cert l,2,33 Benson Blackouts 23 Coun- ty Government 33 Cornhusker State. Adjutant General DUANE R. FREEMAN FORT CALHOUN HIGH SCHOOL FORT CALHOUN, NEBRASKA ROTC l,23 El Circulo Espanol 2 Gymnastics 4 GAYLE B. FRIESZ Homemaking Club 23 Girls' B-Club 3 GAA 1,253 Jeans Club 1,23 Girls Choir 13 Ofice Practice 4 EDITH GLINTBORG Office Messenger 43 Xenophon Club -I3 GAA 3.43 Jeans Club -'lg Ofiice Practice 4 JAMES FELTON TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA ROTC Band 2,3,4, Second Lieutenant3 SPOR 2,3,43 El Circulo Espanol 43 Spring Concert 2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,43 Music Contest 2,3 ELEANOR FITTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Art Club l,2,3,4, Historian 33 Girls' O-Club 3,43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA l,2,3,43 Jeans Club 43 Green Peppers lg Cottontails 233,43 ABC Revue 3,43 Production Committee 3,43 The Ad- mimble Crirhlon, Stage Manager BEVERLY FREDRICKSON Junior Red Cross 33 El Circulo Es- panol 43 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Program Chairman 43 Xenophon Club 43 Home- making Club 33 GAA 1,33 Jeans Club 43 Cottontails 43 Girls' Glee I BONNIE GOODRICH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council l,2,3,4, Progress Com- mittee l3 Benson High News 3,4, Ad- vertising Manager 43 Quill and Scroll3 SPQR 3,43 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA l,2,33 Girls' Rifle Club 33 Jeans Club 33 Green Peppers 1, SECIEIZFYQ Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Girls' Glee I3 Spring Con- cert l.3,43 ABC Revue 43 Production Committee 43 Homeroom President 3 AL W. GOTHARD Junior Red Cross 13 ROTC l,2,3,4, Captaing Crack Squad 33 Combat Pla- toon l,2,3,4lQ Rifle Team 2,3,43 De- bate Contest 33 SPQR 33 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 43 Xeno- phon Club 1,43 Nature Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Football 13 Pleare Admit: ABC Revue 33 Ushers and Doormen 1,3343 Homeroom President 3 MAXWELL WILLIAM GREEN Gymnastics I DONALD GREER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA SCOTTSBLUFF HIGH SCHOOL SCOTTSBLUFF, NEBRASKA ROTC 3,43 First Lieutenantg Hi-Y Football 23 Baseball 3,4 ELEANOR GRIFFITH ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA. NEBRASKA Jeans Club 43 Girls' Choir 4 TOMMY GROGAN HOLY NAME HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA. NEBRASKA Co-ops 43 Chess Club 4 RUSSELL GUTTING Student Council 15 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captaing NFL 3,45 Debate Contest 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Xenophon Club 45 Football 1,35 Baseball 25 Tennis 1,3545 The Hope of the World LORETTA HAAK Spring Concert 2 MARGARET ANN HAIGHT Xenophon Club 45 GAA 1545 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 ABC Revue 45 Omce Practice 4 KAY HARRINGTON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY DAVENPORT HIGH SCHOOL DAVENPORT, IOWA Y-Teens 4 JAMES HEALY Hi-Y 15 Chess Club 4, Vice President: Boys' Pep Squad 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Boys' O-Club 4 WILLIAM HEMINGWAY ROTC Band 152,33 Combat Platoon 35 El Circulo Espanol 2,35 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Basketball 25 Football 25 Baseball 25 Track 35 Spring Concert 1,2,35 Music Contest 2,35 Homeroom Secretary 4 i BEVERLY JO HANKS Art Club 45 Y-Teens 25 Xenophon Club 45 Homemaking Club 15 GAA 1,35 Jeans Club 45 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 35 Office Practice 45 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee 15 Voice 45 Spring Concert 1,253,45 ABC Revue 4 JANET Jo HART Junior Red Cross 1,25 Art Club 1,25 GAA 1,25 Jeans Club 25 Senior Choir 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Junior Choir 15 Girls' Glee 15 Voice 45 Spring Con- cert 1,2,3545 Benmn Blackout! 25 ABC Rerlfe 3,4 JOE E. HANNA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 4, Progress Committee 45 El Circulo Espanol 45 Nature Club 45 Boys' O-Club 3,4, President 45 Boys' Pep Squad 3.4, Sergeant-at-arms 35 President 45 Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15253.45 Gymnastics 1, 253,45 King of Sportsg Patrick 1,25 Homeroom President 35 County Gov- ernment 35 Cornhusker Stateg Home- coming Prince DOUGLAS HENRY ROTC 15 ROTC Band 15 Art Club 15 Nature Club 45 Tennis 3,45 Spring Concert 1 DONNA RAE HERSHNER Junior Red Cross 35 Art Club 1,45 Xenophon Club 45 Girls' O-Club 3, 41 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2553 ,leans Club 35 Green Peppers 15 Production Committee 4 JOHN JONES HETHERINGTON Student Council 1,2,3545 ROTC Band 15253545 First Lieurenantg Combat Pla- toon 152,3,45 NFL 3,45 Debate Con- test 3,45 El Circulo Espanol 45 Xeno- phon Club 15 Camera Club 2,35 Boys' Pep Squad 45 Football 15 Baseball 15 Track 2,3,-i5 Spring Concert 1,2,3545 Benson Barons 253,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 253,45 Music Con- test 25 ABC Revue 45 Homeroom Vice President 3 JOHN HICKEY CREIGHTON PREP OMAHA, NEBRASKA RICHARD E. HICKOX ROTC 1,2. Sergeant3 Combat Platoon l3 Art Club 13 Iilslgers and Doormen SANDRA JANE HILL Junior Red Cross 3,4, Intra-city Coun- cil 43 Benson High News 3,4, .Ex- Change Editor 3: Cupolag Girls' Sports Editorg Quill and Scroll3 NFL 43 Speakers' Bureau 43 Debate Contest 4: Art Club 233, Social Chairman 33 GAA l,2,3,43 Girls' Rifle Club 43 Jeans Club 43 Green Peppers 13 Cot- tontails 2,3,43 MacMurray College Regional Scholarship 4 DOLORES HOLME Co-ops 3 NORMA HOLQUIST Y-Teens 3: Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 Green Peppers lg Cottontails 2,3,43 GAA 1,2,3 BRUCE HORTON ROTC l.2,3,4, First Lieutenantg Com- bat Platoon 23 Benson High News 33 Camera Club 23 Boys' Pep Squad 33 Football 23 Stage Crew 4 VIOLA HOCK Green Peppers 13 Cottontails Junior Choir 2,43 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Con' cert 1,23 Y-Teens 3 ROLAND H. HOFF Basketball l: Football 2,33 Track 1,33 Stage Crew 4 RONALD PAUL HOFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Student Council 2,3,4, President 4, Intercity Student Council 4, Progress Committee 3,4, Olfice Messenger 2,33 Youth Civic Council, lntra-City Coun- cil 43 SPQR 2,33 Nature Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 junior Choir 33 Boys' Glee 23 Spring Concert 3,43 Concert Band 3,4, Treasurer 3, Mana- ger 4 DARLENE HOVENDICK Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,2,3,43 Jeans Club 43 Green Peppers 1,23 Cottontails 43 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 13 Concert Band 13 Office Practice 4 JEAN HOWARD NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY El Circulo Espanol 13 Girls' O-Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 43 Cheerleader 3,43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 3,43 First State Awardg ABC Rezwe 43 Homeroom Election Commissioner 43 County Government 33 Homecoming Queen 43 Kathleen 23 Office Practice 4 NORMA HUBER Co-ops 13 Girls' Glee 1 STANLEY HUBER Benson High News 3,45 El Circulo Espanol 35 Boys' O-Club 45 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 Homeroom President 4 DENNIS HUFFMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 45 ROTC Band 1,2,3, 4, Second Lieutenant5 Best Cadet 25 Debate Contest 35 El Circulo Espanol 35 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Spring Concert I,2,3,45 Benson Barons 2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,35 Prep Band 15 Music Contest 2,35 ABC Revue 35 Homeroom President 35 Huylofz Swingg Fremont Program 31 Ham Haven: Bunny Jamboree BETTY HUMPHREY Junior Red Cross 25 GAA 435 Jeans Club 45 Junior Choir 35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Spring Concert 1,2 ALMA JOHNSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPQR 2,35 Y-Teens 1,2,33 GAA 35 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 25 Girls' Glee 15 Voice 45 Spring Concert l,2,3,45 ABC Revue 45 Bunny fum- boreeg Fremont Program 4 MARILYN ANN JOHNSON Junior Red Cross 25 El Circulo Espanol I5 Art Club 15 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 35 GAA 2,3,45 Jeans Club 1, 23,45 Cottontails 3,45 First Stare Awardg ABC Revue 4 RICHARD A. JOHNSON Junior Red Cross 25 ROTC Band 1,2, 3,4. Second Lieurenant5 Combat Plat- oon 25 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Gymnastics 1,25 3,45 Junior Choir 45 Boys' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 ABC Revue 4 SHIRLEY JAYNE ISARD El Circulo Espanol 2,3545 Y-Teens 1: GAA 25 Green Peppers 15 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 2,31 Girls' Glee 15 Voice 2,3,45 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 Benmn Blackout: 25 ABC Revue 4 MARY JANE JETER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 3, Proofreaderg El Circulo Espanol 2,35 Girls' O-Club 3, 45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Rifle Club 2,45 Jeans Club 2,3, 45 Cheerleader 2,45 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 2,3,4, Sergeant-atrarms 45 First State Awartlg Second State Awardg ABC Revue 3,4 FRANCES JINDRA Benson High News 3,4, Editor-in- Chief 45 SPQR 45 Y-Teens 25 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 2,3, 4: Girls' RiHe Club 25 Jeans Club 45 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 2,35 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 3,45 Girls' Choir 25 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1,3,45 ABC Revue 4 RONALD JOHNSON Student Council 25 Junior Red Cross 15 El Circulo Espanol 35 Boys' Pep Squad 3: Baseball 1,25 Senior Choir 3,45 Boys' Glee 25 Spring Concert 2,3,45 Benton Bluckoutr 2: ABC Revue 3,45 Homeroom President 35 Pleare Admit ILA JORGENSON Junior Red Cross 25 Girls' O-Club 3, 45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Jeans Club 25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Green Peppers 1: Cottontails 2,3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 1,25 Girls' Glee I5 Spring Concert 1,2,3,4, ABC Revue 3,45 Bunny fumboreef Fremont Program 45 Quarter 45 Home- coming Princess KAY JULIAN Benson High News 3,45 Girls' Sports Editor 45 Quill and Scroll5 NFL 3,45 Speakers' Bureau 3,45 Debate Contest 3,45 SPQR 1,25 Girls' O-Club 3,45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Rifle Club 45 Cheerleader 25 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 2,3,45 First State Awardg ABC Revue 45 Bunny Jamboree SHARON LEE JUNGBLUTH Junior Red Cross 33 Art Club I,2,3: Y-Teens 1,2,43 Jeans Club 2,53 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 3,43 The Admir- able Cricbtonf Production Committee 4 JOAN KAISER SPQR 43 Y-Teens 13 Green Peppers 13 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2,31 Girls' Glee I3 Spring Concert l,2,3,4g ABC Rerue E. JOHN KARNES JR. NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY EXTENSION PRATT SCHOOL OF INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION ROTC I,2Q Hi-Y 13 Chess Club 13 Ushers and Doormen 2 DONNA KING IRVING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN, NEBRASKA Junior Red Cross 23 Debate Contest 33 El Circulo Espanol 3,43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 2,3,43 Jeans Club 23 Cotton- tails 3,43 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2,33 Voice 2,3,43 Quartet 43 Spring Concert 2,3,43 Music Contest 2,33 ABC Revue 3,43 Ham Harfenf Bunny fam- boree: Fremont Program 4 JOANN KIRCH Art Club 13 Y-Teens 33 Homemaking Club 33 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 23 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2,43 Fremont Program 43 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,2,4 LOIS KNIGHT Student Council 4, Ofhce Messengerg Homemaking Club 23 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA I,2Q Jeans Club 1,23 Girls' Glee Ig Spring Concert 1 IRMA IRENE KASSAL Art Club I: Senior Choir 3,43 junior Choir 23 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Con- cert I.2.5,4Q ABC Revue 3,43 Bunny Iambnree CONWAY KEENAN BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA ROTC Band 23 Spring Concert 2,3,43 Concert Band 3,43 Music Contest 3 PATRICK KELLY CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL FRESNO. CALIFORNIA CONRAD L. KNUDSEN Xenophon Club 43 Co-ops 3, Treas- urer: Senior Choir 3,43 Boys' Glee 13 Voice 43 Quartet 43 Spring Concert I, 2,3,43 Fremont Program 43 Benron Blackontr 23 ABC Revue 3,43 Bunny famboree MARY LOUISE KOCHER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 33 Art Club 13 Y-Teens 2,3,4, President 43 Interclub Y-Teen Council 3,-4, Secretary 3, President 43 Girls' Choir 13 Home- room Secretary 3 KAY KOLDERIE NA'l'IKJNAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 2.3.43 Benson High News 3,4, Girls' Sports Editor 3, Business Manager 43 Cupola 4, Bus- iness Manager3 Quill and Scrollg Le Cercle Francais 2,33 Girls' O-Club 3, 4, President 43 Girls' B-Club 2, Vice President: GAA l,2,3.4, Secretary 2, Treasurer 33 Girls' Rifle Club 23 Cheerleader 2,3.43 Green Peppers I, Vice Presidentg Cottontails 2,3,-511 Ten- nis 2,3,43 Queen of Sports 43 Kath- leen 13 First State Awardg Second State Awardg Gym Aide 43 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2.3: Girls' Glee 1,23 Spring Concert 2.3,-13 ABC Revue 3, 43 Homecoming Princess BEVERLY KOZLIK Thespians 43 El Circulo Espanol 3,43 Art Club 12 Y-Teens 132534, Treas- urer 43 Homemaking Club 13 GAA 1.21 Jeans Club 23 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 43 Baton Twirlers 2,3343 Spring Concert 33 Concert Band 2,3, 4, Librarian 43 Music Contest 33 Pleare Admin Bunny jamboreeg Prod- uction Committee 3,4 NEVA KRAUER Home-making Club 1 REVA KRAUER CORLISS LOUISE KRUSE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Junior Red Cross 233,43 Public Rela- tions Chairman 3, Intra-city Council 43 SPQR 132,3,4, Secretary 3, President 43 Thespians 3,43 Y-Teens 132,3343 Xenophon Club 2,33 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 132,33 Benson Barons 31 Orchestra 2,3343 President 33 Music Contest 33 Benrou Blackout: 23 ABC Revue 4 MARIAN FRANCES KRUSE Girls' O-Club 3,43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 132,33 Girls' Rifle Club 23 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,33 Sec- retary to Senior Sponsor GALE A. LAIR Junior Red Cross 33 ROTC 13 SPQR 2,33 Camera Club 23 Boys' O-Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Basketball 13 Football 1,2,3,43 Baseball 13 Track 2, 3,43 Senior Choir 2,33 Junior Choir 13 Boys' Glee 13 Spring Concert 132,33 Benton Blackout 23 Homecoming JAMES EDWARD KREI CENTRAL moi-t SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Hi-Y 23 Football 33 Baseball 23 Track 33 Gymnastics 233343 Stage Crew 4 JOHN PAUL KRISTY El Circulo Espanol 3 AUDREY LURENE KROEGER Student Council 21 Art Club 43 Xeno- phon Club 4, Secretaryg GAA 132,33 Jeans Club 3: Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Con- cert 133,43 ABC Revue 43 Production Committee 4 Prince CLARA LAMBRECHT SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Co-ops 3 JEROME L. LAND NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Hi-Y 33 Golf 4 GEORGE H. LANG El Circulo Espanol 33 Gymnastics 1,2 3,43 ABC Revue 4 JOANNE M. LANG AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Junior Red Cross 35 Y-Teens 35 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 35 GAA. 35 Cottontails 45 Junior Choir 35 Girls' Glee 1 BETTY JANE LARSEN CENTER HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI El Circulo Espanol 45 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 35 GAA 3,45 Jeans Club 3,45 Cottontails 35 First State Award5 Gym Aide 45 ABC Revue 45 Production Committee 4 GAY DARLENE LARSEN GAA 1,25 Green Peppers 15 Senior Choir 45 Spring Concert 1,2,45 Girls' Glee 1,25 Benton Blarkomr 25 Girls' Choir 3 ANN LINDLEY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 1.2.3,4, Progress Corn- mittee 3, Office Messenger 45 Junior Red Cross 15 Benson High News 3,45 Copyreader 3, Associate Editor 45 Cup- ola 4, Circulatioon Manager5 Quill and Scrollg Thespians 3,4, Secretary 45 SPQR 2,3, Vice President 2, Treasurer 35 Art Club 1,2, Treasurer 2, Secretary 25 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 35 GAA 1,2,35 Girls' Rifle Club 15 Jeans Club 3, Secretary: Cottontails 2,45 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 1,35 Spring Concert 1,3,45 One Foot in Heaven: Plefue Admit: Ham Haven: Bunny Jamboree: Prince of Peaz'e,' Pygmaliong ABC Revue 3,45 Product- ion Committee 4 RODGER LINDWALL Student Council 3,45 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Lieutenant Colonel: Crack Squad 2,3, 4, Commander 45 Combat Platoon 1, 2,3,-ig Benson High News 3,4, Sports Editor 45 Thespianis 45 Boys' O-Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Cupola 4, Editor-in- Chiefg Boys' Pep Squad 3,4, Secretary- Treasuter 35 Basketball 15 Football 1, 2,3,45 Kiwanis Football Award 45 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 Football All- city, All-State 45 Homecoming K-ing 45Pleafe Admit: The Adfmmble Crich- ton: The Hope of the World,' ABC Reme 35 Ushers and Doormen 1,2,3, 45 Homeroom Vice President 4: Corn- husker State, Speaker of the House JOSEPH CARL LOFSHULT Student Council 1,21 ROTC 1,3,4, First Lieutenant5 Combat Platoon 1,33 Boys' O-Club 3,45 Boys' Pep Squad 33 Basketball 11 Football 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 1,25 Track 3,45 Homecoming Prince , ,J , it 1 2 -:-, f A W BARRY LEE LARSON Junior Red Cross 2,35 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captaing Crack Squad 2,35 Combat Platoon 1,2,3,45 NFL 35 Debate Con- test 35 SPQR 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 3, Treasurer 45 Xenophon Club 1.2,33 Boys' O-Club 2,3,45 Boys' Pep Squad 3,45 Basketball 15 Tennis 1,2, 3.45 Gymnastics 1,25 Senior Choir 3, 45 Quartet 3,45 Voice 45 Spring Con- cert 3,45 ABC Revue 3,45 Ushers and Doormen 1,2,3,4 DONNA JEAN LIGHT GAA 1,2,45 Girls' Glee 1 LaVONNE LINDBLOM Girls' Rifle Club 45 Girls' Choir 45 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1 DOLORES LUCKE Y-Teens 25 Green Peppers 15 Cotton- tnils 25 Girls' Glee 1 MARILYN M. LUSCHEN BENNINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BENNINGTON, NEBRASKA Girls' Choir 45 Co-ops 4 EDITH MAJORS Y-Teens 15 GAA 15 Senior Choir 3, 45 Junior Choir 25 Girls' Glee 15 Voice 3,45 Spring Concert 1,253,111 Benton Blurkarm 25 ABC Rezwe 3,4 BOYD C. MARTS El Circulo Espanol 2,35 Boys' Pep Squad 45 Prep Band 1,25 Boys' O- Club 4 ALBERT W. MASON JR. ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captain: Crack Squad 3: Combat Platoon 1,2,3,45 Rifle Team 3,45 Boys' Pep Squad 3 4' Football 1 LAWRENCE MCGOWAN NORTH HIGH SCHOOL OMAI-IA. NEBRASKA Student Council 45 ROTC Band 2,3,4, Second Lieutenant: Combat Platoon 3,45 Hi-Y 35 Camera Club 35 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Football 35 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 35 Madrigals 45 Spring Concert 2,3545 Concert Band 45 Pep Band 3,45 Music Contest 35 ABC Revue 3,4 GWENDOLYN SUE MEINERSHAGEN Art Club I5 Xenophon Club 2,33 35 Baseball 1 2' Track i ,4: ABC Revue Homemaklng Club L25 GAA 23 Cm' , , 3, , 45 Ushers and Doormen 1,2,3,4 RICHARD A. MAXWELL Boys' O-Club 45 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Basketball 45 Football 45 Baseball 4, Student Manager tontails 2,3,45 ABC Revue 4 KATHERINE MELCHIORS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY El Circulo Espanol 2,31 Y-Teens 3,45 Homemaking Club 15 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 35 GAA 1,2,35 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 25 Girls' Glee I5 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 ABC Revue 4 CAROLE R. McDONALD VIRGINIA MAXWELL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 3, Office Messenger 35 SPQR 1,2,3, Treasurer 35 Girls' O- Club 3.4: Girls' B4Club 25 GAA 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 45 Girls' Rifle Club 15 Jeans Club 2,4, Treasurer 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 2,3,4, Vice President 45 First State Awardg Second State Award, Senior Choir 3,4, President 45 Junior Choir 15 Girls' Glee I5 Spring Concert l,3,45 Fremont Program 45 ABC Revue 3,45 Homecoming Princess FRED G. MCCORMICK ROTC l,2,3,4, First Lieutenant: Rifle Team 45 Chess Club 25 Boys' Glee 1 Art Club l,3,45 Xenophon Club 2,35 Green Peppers I5 Junior Choir 45 Girls' Choir 35 Girls' Glee 25 Spring Concert 2,3,45 ABC Revue 4 HAROLD EVERETT MIDDAUGH NFL 3,4, Vice President 45 Debate Contest 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,25 Track l,2,35 Light Crew 4 BARBARA RAE MILLER junior Red Cross 3,45 Art Club 1,2,4g Girls' O-Club 3,45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 152,35 Jeans Club 1,25 Girls' Glee 1 DUANE ROBERT MILLER ROTC I,2,3,45 Combat Platoon 1,25 Senior Choir 3,45 Boys' Glee 1,25 Spring Concert 1,2,35 Bemon Black- oulr 25 ABC Rerue 3 wig IG LaVETA RAE MILLER Co-ops 3,43 GAA 1,23 Green Peppers 1: Senior Choir 33 Junior Choir 1,23 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1.2,59 Concert Band 1,21 Prep Band 13 Music Contest 1: ABC Revue 3 MARILYN LEE MITCHELL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Benson High News 3,4, Associate Editor 4g Quill and Scrollg Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Thespians 43 Art Club 1,2, Historian 23 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B'C1ub 31 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Jeans Club 5: Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 3,43 Senior Choir 3,43 Junior Choir 23 Girls' Glee 13 Quartet 43 Fremont Program 43 Voice 43 Spring Concert 1,2,3343 Bunny jam- boree: Pleaye Admitg The Admimble Crichton: ABC Revue 3343 DAR Re- presentative 4 THOMAS JAMES MITCHELL Benson High News 33 Boys' O-Club 3,43 Basketball 132,3,43 Football 2,33 Baseball 1,233,43 Homeroom President 3 VICKI MORRIS Le Cercle Francais 33 Art Club 1,2,3, 4. Vice President 23 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 31 GAA 1,2,33 Girls' Glee 1 WILLIAM O. MORRIS JR. Student Council 33 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Maior3 ROTC Band 1,23 Crack Squad 33 Combat Platoon 2,3,43 Rifle Team 233343 El Circulo Espanol 3,4, Pres- ident 43 Xenophon Club 43 Junior Choir 33 Spring Concert 1323 Concert Band 1,23 Prep Band 1,21 Pleare Admit ERIK MORTENSEN ROTC 334, Second Lieutenantg ROTC Band 1,2333 Combat Platoon 1,2,3,43 El Circulo Espanol 13 Boys' Pep Squad 33 Track 33 Spring Concert 1,253 Concert Band 1,23 Prep Band 1,23 WILLIAM CARL MLASKA NFL 43 Debate Contest 33 Boys' O- Club 3,43 Basketball 132,3,43 Track 1,2,33 Homeroom Vice President 3 ROBERT E. MOHATT Boys' O-Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Football 2,3343 Track 3,43 Gymnastics 13 Stage Crew 2,33 Ushers and Door- men 2 THOMAS LEE MORRIS Benson High News 3,43 Cupola 43 Camera Club 33 Boys' O-Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,41 Football 1.23 Track 13 Gymnastics 1,2,3,43 ABC Rewze 4 Stage Crew 4 RUTH ANN MORTENSEN GAA 12 3 1 Jeans Club 3 4 Green Peppers 1 Cottontails 34 Junior Choir 2 4 Girls Glee 1 Spring Con cert 1 2 4 ABC Ref ue 4 Ofiice Prac tice 4 ROBERT C MULLINS OTTUMWA HIGH SCHOOL OTTUMWA. IOWA ROTC 4, Master Sergeant Jo ANN NELSEN Y-Teens 2,33 Homemaking Club 132, 3. Vice President 33 GAA 13 Jeans Club 23 Green Peppers 13 Homeroom Treasurer 3 BETTY NELSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 3,-i, Oliice Messenger 3,45 SPQR 354, President 45 Green Peppers 15 Senior Choir 45 Junior Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Con- cert 1,35 A Child lr Borng The Hope of zhe World: ABC Rewfe 4 JANE NELSON NORTH PLATTE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA El Circulo Espanol 3,45 GAA 35 Cot- tontails 3,45 Spring Concert 2.3,-45 Concert Band 23,45 Production Com- mittee 4 EVELYN MAE NELSON Y-Teens 35 GAA I5 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 2,3,45 Concert Band 4 BRENTON RICHARD OGLE ROTC Band I,2,3,4, Librarian 25, Second Lieutenant5 Combat Platoon 3, 45 Thespians 3,45 El Circulo Espanol 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 3,45 Xeno- phon Club 45 Benson Barons 45 Or- chestra 1,2,35 Music Contest 2,35 ABC Revue 3,45 Light Crew 25 Prince of Peace PEGGY JOYCE OLIPHANT Student Council 1,2, Office Messenger 25 Girls' O-Club 3,45 Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Girls' Rifle Club 1,3545 Secretary 35 Jeans Club 2, 3: Cheerleader 25 Green Peppers 1, Secretaryg Cottontails 2,3,45 Tennis 3, 45 First State Award5 Office Practice 4 PHYLLIS LORRAYNE OLSON HOLDREGE ,JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL HOLDREGE, NEBRASKA SPQR 3,45 Xenophon Club 3,4 VIRGINIA NIEDERLUECKE Art Club 25 Y-Teens 1,25 Green Pep- pers 15 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 25 Girls' Glee 15 Voice 45 Spring Con- cert l,2,3,45 ABC Revue 3,45 Fremont Program 4 ARTHUR THOMAS NIELSEN El Circulo Espanol 45 Camera Club 35 Boys' O-Club 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2 PEGGY LOU O'CONNOR CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA. NEBRASKA Y-Teens 25 GAA 3,45 Jeans Club 3, 45 Cottontails 3,45 ABC Revue 45 Production Committee 4 DOROTHY LEE OSBORNE Student Council 25 NFL 3,45 Debate Contest 3,45 SPQR 3,4, Vice Pres- ident 45 Girls' O-Club 3,45 Girls' B- Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Rifle Club 45 Jeans Club 3,45 Green Pep- pers 15 Cottontails 2,3,45 Senior Choir 3,45 Junior Choir 25 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 ABC Revue 3,4 JOHN HAROLD OTTEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 4, Oflice Messengerg ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captain5 Thespians 45 El Circulo Espanol 2,35 Xenophon Club 45 Homeroom Treasurer 35 Pleme Admin The Hope of the Worldg The Admirahle Crichton KATHRYN ELAINE PAASCH Student Council 3,45 Cupola 4, Asso- ciate Editor5 El Circulo Espanol 45 Y- teens 15 Homemaking Club 15 Girls' O-Club 45 Girls' B-Club 35 GAA 1,235 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 25 Se- nior Choir 45 Junior Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 ABC Revue 4 SHIRLEY PAFFORD Student Council 23 Co-ops 3,43 Girls Glee 13 Spring Concert I LEROY PARK ROTC Band 1,2,33 Hi-Y 2,33 Track 2,3,43 Boys' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1, 23 Concert Band 33 Prep Band 2,33 Music Contest 2 PHILIP H. PATTERSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 2,3,4, Progress Com- mittee 2, Oliice Messenger 2,33 ROTC 2,3,4, IVI3i0I1 ROTC Band 2,343 NFL 3,43 Debate Contest 3,43 Thes- pians 3,43 El Circulo Espanol 43 Boys' Pep Squad 43 Basketball 13 Football 13 Track 2,33 Senior Choir 3,4, Yice President 43 Junior Choir 23 Spring Concert 2,3,43 One Foo: in Hemteng Pygmalion: Prince of Peareq The Hope of :be World: ABC Revue 3,43 Youth Civic Council 2,3,4, President 43 County Government 33 Cornhusker State, City Counsellor WILLIAM BRUCE PETRIK SPOR 13 Camera Club 33 Boys' O-Club 41 Boys' Pep Squad 43 Basketball 1,23 Football 2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Prep Band 2 DORIS KATHERINE PITNER Y-Teens 33 Co-ops 43 GAA 13 Office Practice 43 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2,33 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Con- cert 1,2,3 DONNA POSA Y-Teens 3,43 Homemaking Club 23 Co-ops 23 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,23 Jeans Club 2,33 Office Practice 43 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,33 Concert Band 4 BETTY JEAN PERKINS Y-Teens 13 Homemaking Club 43 GAA 2,3 HAROLD E. PERKINS junior Red Cross 23 ROTC 1,2,3,4, Second Lieutenanr3 Combat Platoon 2,3 RONALD IVAR PETERSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 3,43 Junior Red Cross 23 ROTC 2,3,4, First Lieutenant3 ROTC Band 2,3,4: NFL 3,4, Pres- ident 43 Debate Contest 3,43 Thes- pians 3,43 El Circulo Espanol 3,43 Camera Club 23 Senior Choir 33 Junior Choir 23 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 Ben- son Barons 33 Music Contest 33 Pygma- lion: Prince of Peavey Pleare Admin ABC Refue 33 Cornhusker State, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney MIANNA LOU RASE Homemaking Club 2,33 Gym Aide 43 Girls' O-Club 4: Girls' B-Club 3: GAA 2,33 Girls' Rifle Club 33 Jeans Club 2,33 Cottontails 2,3,4 DEAN G. REIFSCHNEIDER TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA El Circulo Espanol 33 Art Club 43 Xenophon Club 43 Camera Club 43 Chess Club 43 Nature Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 43 Senior Choir 43 Boys' Glee 33 Spring Concert 3,43 ABC Rerue 3,4 CHARLES B. REYNOLDS Boys' O-Club 43 Basketball 1,23 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,43 Gym- nastics 13 Ushers and Doormen 23 Homeroom Treasurer 4 LOIS B. J. RHEDIN JAMES J. REZAC ST. BERNARDIS HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Art Club 25 Co-ops 45 Baseball 15 Ushers and Doormen 2 DAVID E. ROSENBERG ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captain: Combat Plat- oon 2,3.45 SPQR 25 Camera Club 3, President: Football 2 HARRIET RUEGG WALLACE T. ROBB Student Council 45 Boys' O-Club 45 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Football 1,25 Track 1,2,3.4g Gymnastics 1,2,3,4L ABC Revue 3,4 FRANK CONWAY ROBERTS Student Council 25 Boys' O-Club 45 Boys' Pep Squacl 35 Football 1,2,3,4L Senior Choir 3,45 Boys' Glee 33 Voice 2,45 Spring Concert 2,3,45 Prep Band 11 Benfon Blackout! 2: ABC Revue 5.4 SALLY ANN ROBINSON junior Red Cross 3,45 Intra-city Co- uncil 3,45 SPQR 35 Xenophon Club 25 Homemaking Club 15 Girls' O-Club 3.4: Girls' B-Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Rifle Club 45 Jeans Club 1,2,3, 45 Green Peppers 15 Ofhce Practice 41 Cottontails 23,45 Girls' Glee 1: ABC Revue 4 Co-ops 3,4 DARLENE M. RIGG Homemaking Club 45 GAA 25 Art Club 1 NATION AL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 2,4, Oihce Messenger 25 Benson High News 3,4, Copyreader 3, Proofreader 4, Associate Editor 45 Quill and Scrollg Thespians 45 SPQR 1.2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Interclub Y-Teen Council 45 Xenophon Club 2, 3.4, President 35 Senior Choir 45 Jun- ior Choir 2,35 Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 1,231.45 Orchestra 3, Secretary- Treasurerg Pleare Admit: Ham Haven: The Admirable Crichton: ABC Revue 3,45 Production Committee 4 MARGARET J. RUSSELL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Junior Red Cross 4, Reporter, Cross- Roads Editor, Intra-city COuncil5 Ben- son High News 35 Thespians 45 SPQR 2.55 GAA 1,25 Girls' Rifle Club 25 Cheerleader 23,45 Green Peppers 15 Cottontails 23.45 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Junior Choir 15 Girls' Choir 15 Spring Concert 1,2,5.45 Pleare Admirg Ham Haven: Bonny Jamboree: The Hope of the World.' The Admimble Crich- ton: Production Committee 4 CLARENCE E. SAGE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Boys' O-Club 45 Boys' Pep Squad 35 Basektball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Gymnastics 1,25 Ushers and Doormen 25 County Government 35 Homecoming Prince RAY SAMUELS Boys' Pep Squad 45 Ushers and Door- men 1 STEVEN SCHWID Student Council 15 Progress Committee 15 ROTC 1.25 ROTC Band 1,25 De, bate Contest 35 El Circulo Espanol 3, 45 Xenophon Club 25 Boys' O-Club 3, 45 Boys' Pep Squad 3,45 Vice Pres- ident 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2535 Gymnastics 25 Benson Barons 153.45 Concert Band 1.253545 Orchestra 1,2, 3,45 Music Contest 2,35 ABC Revue 3.45 Ushers and Doormen 25 Home- coming Prince RONALD WILLIAM SEKA El Circulo Espanol l,2Q Co-ops Ig Track 1 MARY LOUISE SELBY Office Practice 4 LUCILLE ROSE SESTO Y-Teens 33 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 3: GAA 1,23 Office Practice 4 BARBARA JEAN SLACK Junior Red Cross 23 Y-Teens 1,2333-13 Jeans Club 23 Green Peppers 13 Cotton- tails 43 Girls' Glee 1,23 Spring Con- cert 1,23 Production Committee 4 f PATRICIA IRENE SMITH Junior Red Cross 23 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 Art Club 23 Jeans Club 23 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 43 Girls' Glee 1,23 Spring Concert 1,23 Office Practice 4 W. RONALD SMITH CREIGHTON PREP OMAHA, NEBRASKA Student Council 31 Junior Red Cross 33 Le Cercle Francais 43 Boys' O-Club 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Football 3,43 Baseball 3,43 Kiwanis Football Award 43 Senior Choir 43 Homecoming Prince Patrick 43 Homeroom Presi- dent 3,4 RICHARD SHERMAN Boys' Pep Squad 33 Track 23 Gym- nastics 13 Prep Band 2 3 Homeroom President 31 County Government 3 DONNA SHOGREEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SPQR 334, Secretary 43 GAA 1,43 Green Peppers 13 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 2,31 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,33 Benron Blackontr 23 ABC Rerne 4 ROBERT R. SKLENAR Junior Red Cross 13 Basketball 13 Football 13 Baseball 1 JACQUELINE ANNE SNYDER Student Council 43 Benson High News 3,43 Cupola 4, Associate Editor: Quill and Scroll3 Y-Teens 3,43 Home- making Club 1,3,4, Treasurer 43 GAA 2,3343 Jeans Club 33 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3343 Girls' Glee lg Spring Concert 1 RALPH JAMES STEARMAN LANE TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Chess Club 3,4 THOMAS CLARK STOKES Student Council -63 ROTC Band 1,2.33 Benson High News 3,43 Managing Editor -'63 El Circulo Espanol 33 Boys' O-Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,43 Bas- ketball 2,3,43 Track 33 Spring Concert 2,33 Benson Barons 122,33 Music Con- test 1, PATRICIA ANN SWENEY Y-Teens 2.33 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1 INGRID SWERRE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SECRETARY Student Council 3,4g Cupola 4, Asso- ciate Editor: Debate Contest 33 Thes- pians 2,3,4, Historian 43 Le Cercle Francais 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Art Club 1,23 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,2,3,43 Jeans Club 23 Cheer- leader 2,3,43 Green Peppers 13 Gym Aide 41 Cottontails 2,3,43 Quality Slfeelx Pygmalionf Pleare Admitg The Hope of lbe W0rld,' ABC Revue 3,43 I-lam llaren: Production Committee 23,-I3 Homecoming Princess EDWARD JOSEPH SWOBODA NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 2,4, Ofiice Messenger 43 ROTC 1.2,3,4, Major, Crack Squad 33 Combat Platoon 2,3.43 Best Cadet 33 Rifie Team 2,3,43 Debate Contest 3: El Circulo Espanol 3,43 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice President 3, President 43 Ushers and Doormen 43 Homeroom Vice President 33 Xenophon Club 1,43 Nature Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3,4 GUY RUSSELL STOLLER JR. Student Council 23 Football 13 Track 13 Gymnastics 13 Boys' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1 RONALD D. STRIBLING CO-ops 43 Ushers and Doormen 3 DONNA J. TAYLOR IRVINGTON HIGH SCHOOL IRVINGTON, NEBRASKA JOHN R. TAYLOR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Camera Club 13 Baseball 1 KATHLEEN SWEENEY MARY TEALE GAA 13 Concert Band 2,33 Prep Band Le Cercle Francais 13 Art Club 1 1 Y-Teens 13 GAA 1,2Q Jeans Club 4 3 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 23 Girls Glee Ig Spring Concert 1 SHEILA ANN THOMPSON Junior Red Cross 2,33 Le Cercle Fran- cais 43 Art Club 1,23 Co-ops 33 GAA 1,23 Green Peppers 13 Senior Choir 2, 3,43 Junior Choir 13 Girls' Glee 13 Voice 43 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 Ben- Jon Blarkouzr 23 ABC Revue 3,4 HONOR MAE THORSON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 3,43 Junior Red Cross 23 Benson High News 3,4, Proof- reader 3,-1, Fourth Page Editor 4, Cup- ola 4, Senior Editorg Quill and Scrollg Thespians 3,43 Art Club 1,2,3, Sec- retary' 33 Girls' O-Club 3,4, First Vice President 43 Girls' B-Club 2, SECICIHIYQ GAA 1,2,3,43 Girls' Rifle Club 1,23 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3,4, Secretary 33 First State Award, Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Girls' Glee 33 Spring Concert 3,43 The Admir- able Crithmn: ABC Rerne 3,4, Stage Manager 43 Production Committee 3, 43 Home-room Secretary 33 County Government 3 NANCY ANN TIMMONS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 2,3,4, Office Messen- ger 23 Thespians 43 SPQR 2,33 Xeno- phon Club 43 Homemaking Club 1, Secretatyg Girls' O-Club 4, Sergeant- at-armsg Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,2,3, 43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3,43 Senior Choir 3,43 Junior Choir 23 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 One Fool in HBd1f'97l,' Pleare Admit: The Hope of Ibe World,' The Admir- able Criihzong ABC Revue 3,43 Prod- uction Committee 4 FREDA GEORGANN TINSLEY Girls- O-Club 2,3343 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1,2,3,43 Girls Rifle Club 23 Jeans Club 23 Cheerleader 23 Green Peppers 1, Treasurerg Cottontails 2,3, 43 Office Practice 4 JAMES DANIEL TOLLMAN ROTC 1,2,3,4, Captain3 Crack Squad 2,33 Best Crack Squad Cadet 33 Com- bat Platoon 1,2,3,43 Rifle Team 2,3, 43 NFL 33 Debate Contest 33 SPQR 2,33 Hi-Y 3,43 Xenophon Club 43 Camera Club 2: Nature Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 33 Light Crew 2,3,43 Ushers and Doormen 43 ABC Revue 4 ARDYTH TONJES Junior Red Cross 33 El Circulo Espanol 43 Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Xenophon Club 43 Homemaking Club 31 GAA 1,31 Jeans Club 43 Cotrontails 43 Girls' Glee 1 HERMAN J. VICTOR SPQR 2,33-4, Secretary 3: Art Club 43 Xenophon Club 233,43 Chess Club 32 Nature Club 43 Baseball 13 The Hope of the Worldp ABC Revue 43 Bunny lamboree JANET E. VINCENT SPQR 43 Homemaking Club 13 Girls' O-Club 43 Girls' B-Club 33 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Jeans Club 2,33 Cotrontails 3,43 Girls' Glee I JEANNETTE VOLLMER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 43 Thespians 43 El Circulo Espanol 2,33 Y-Teens 1,23 Senior Choir 43 Junior Choir 33 Girls' Choir 33 Girls' Glee 13 Voice 2,3,43 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 Benron Blarkoutr 23 Pleare Adnzizg Bunny Innzboreeq Fremont Program 43 ABC Revue 3,43 Production Committee 4 JOHN TRENERRY Boys' O-Club 3,41 B21Sk9fb21l1 125,43 Football 1,3,43 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Boys' Glee 1 SHERWOOD D. UHRMACHER Senior Choir 23 Junior Choir 13 Boys' Glee 13 Spring Concert 1,23 Concert Band 1,23 Orchestra 23 Prep Band 13 Music Contest 1,23 Benron Bluckouzr 2 VERNA D. VASEY XVYNN SEALE ,JUNIOR HIGH CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS Junior Red Cross 13 NFL 33 Debate Contest 33 Speakers' Bureau 33 Art Club 1,23 Y-Teens 1,3 WENDELL K. WALKER Student Council 4, Oilice Messenger 43 Junior Red Cross 43 ROTC 1,2,3,4, First LIEUICHHHIQ Crack Squad 23 Com- bat Platoon 1,2,3,43 NFL 33 Debate Contest 33 Thespians 3,43 Vice Presi- dent 43 Le Cercle Francais 4, Vice President3 E1 Circulo Espanol 1,43 Xenophon Club 4, President3 One Foot zn Heazfeng Pygmaliong Pleare Adnzitj Prince of Peacef The Admir- able Cricbzong The Hope of the World,' Production Committee 43 ABC Revue 43 Ushers and Doormen 1,2333 Homeroom Vice President 3 GARY L. WASSON Co-ops 3,4, President 43 Track 1,23 Gymnastics 1 NORMAN E. WATSON Co-ops 33 Basketball 1: Football 11 Track 1,2,43 Ushers and Doormen 1 MAXINE MARIE WATTS Thespians 43 Homemaking Club 13 Girls' O-Club 3,43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1,2,3.4g Girls' Rifle Club 1,2.3, 4, Chairman 43 Jeans Club 1,2,3,41 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3,43 First State Awardg Girls' Glee 13 Spring Concert 13 Pygmalion: Please Admilp ABC Revue 33 Production Committee 43 Homeroom Treasurer 3 LEE S. WEISMANN CALLANAN JUNIOR HICH DES MOINES, IOWA ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL DES MOINES, IOVUA Boys' O-Club 43 Boys' Pep Squad 43 Basketball 33 Football 3,43 Baseball 33 Spring Concert 33 Concert Band 3,43 ABC Reifue 4 VIRGINIA M. WIEMER Benson High News 33 El Circulo Es- panol 13 Xenophon Club 33 Girls' O-Club 5.4: Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1, 23 Girls' Rifle Club 23 Jeans Club 13 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 23 Girls' Glee 13 Homeroom Treasurer 3 JANET M. WOODS Junior Red Cross 1,23 NFL 3,43 De- bate Contest 3,43 Speakers' Bureau 3, 43 Fremont Program 33 Le Cercle Francais 2,33 GAA 1,23 Cheerleader 43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 43 Bunny Jamboree: Production Committee 3,4 MARY WOOLLEY Junior Red Cross 23 Thespians 43 Xenophon Club 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 Jeans Club 43 Cottontails 3,43 Junior Choir 3,43 Girls' Glee 13 Spring Con- cert 1,31 Pleaxe Admit, Student Dir- ectorg The Hope of the Worldf The Adnzirahle Crichton: Pygmdliong ABC Revue 3,43 Production Committee 3,4 MIRIAM WYRENS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Student Council 33 Junior Red Cross 43 Thespians 2,3,4, President 43 El Cir- culo Espanol 33 Girls' O-Club 3,4, Program Chairman 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 Jeans Club 1,2, Secretary 23 Cheer- leader 2,3,4: Green Peppers 13 Cotton- tails 2,3,43 Senior Choir 3,43 Junior Choir 23 Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 The Holy Grail: Ar You Like Ir,' A Child IJ Born: Quality Street: One Fool in Heatienp The Prince of Peaceg Pleaxe Admit: The Hope of the World,' The Admirahle Crichton M23 wr. DONNA M. WIESE Co-ops 4, Treasurer3 Green Peppers 1 DONALD J. WILKIE Junior Red Cross 1,2,33 El Circulo Es- panol 33 Basketball 13 Track 1,2,43 Gymnastics 2 DANIEL P. WOLF UNDERWOOD HIGH SCHOOL OMAHA, NEBRASKA Junior 'Red Cross 2,33 ROTC 2,3,4, First Lieutenant: Combat Platoon 2,3, 41 Benson High News Sports Editor 43 Boys' Pep Squad 3 ROXANNE YELICK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TREASURER Student Council 3,43 Junior Red Cross 3,4, President 4, Intra-city Council 3, 43 Girls' O-Club 3,43 Girls' B-Club 23 GAA 1.2,3,43 Jeans Club 3,43 Green Peppers 13 Cottontails 2,3,43 Office Practice 4 ROBERT H. YETTER ROTC 1,2,3,4, First Lieutenantg Com- bat Platoon 1,23 Basketball 1,2,33 Football 13 Baseball 1,23 Track 23 Gymnastics 1 NANCY ZWINK Art Club 43 GAA 1,2,33 Green Pep- pers 13 Oihce Practice 4 5 52 5 3 ,Q , Ae' mmmwmn-uv it aim., X 'fix L w ,N S. Q Activities Student Council members kept order in the halls and during lunch in the cafeteria and served as the governing body of the students. A new plan was begun whereby several stu- dents were exchanged with other schools every other Tuesday to learn more about the func- tions of other schools. junior Red Cross representatives held three parties for Clearview Home and provided birthday cards for all of its residents. They collected 3126.48 with the annual Valentine Drive for the library. The Red Cross dance, the Criss-Crosser, was held at Benson. Undertaking the most difficult task of their career, the stage crew built a showboat for Benson's gym revue. They also constructed the stage settings for play productions presenta- tions. Assisting the faculty by doing its secretarial work is the ofiice practice class. It also per- formed a service to the community by addres- sing 8,000 envelopes for the Cancer Fund. The premiere of Pleafe Admit was given in the fall by the play production class. It was fol- lowed by the annual Christmas play which was presented only to students as the weather made an evening performance impossible. The Aci- mimble Crichton was the J. M. Barrie play presented in the spring. Vocal and instrumental music departments highlighted numerous performances during the year. The vocal music department provided the background music for the Christmas play and much of the singing for gym revue, lt also gave a concert in the spring. The instru- mental music department lent its talent to the gym revue, football games, school dances, the County Fair at Vlfaterloo, as well as conducting two concerts of its own. E? OFFICERS President 7,,.,,, ,,.... P aul Hoff Vice President .Y..,, ..,,,,,,. R oberr Edson Prosecuting Arrnrney ..Ae,,..,,..,, Walter Capps Secretary ....., .......,.. Shirley Decker 3 seee sessee 3 miss W Nd 1 A PAUL HOFF Student Council Goodrifh, Thnrson, Tomson, Tulima, Chapman W'ickman. Hill, McMillan, Hanna. Nebergall Decker, Capps, Hoff, Fdsim, Yelick Y, fs 7- - Hetherington, Huffman, Otten, Rohrbough, Stokes, Patterson, Dinsmore, McGowan. Barnes Srride, Schmitz, Thoma, Wfalker, Peterson, Engle, Beebe, Holquist, Knight, Gregory Lucas, Arner, Futcher, Zimmerman, Snyder, Benerke, Knott, Soeder. Paasch, Swerre, Kuska Morgan, lvlarrin, Manger, Vollmer, Updike, Pratt. Mueller. Ruegg, Davis, Hill Comine, Erickson, Speitlier. Timmons. Kolderie. Lintlwull, Horning, Anclreasen, Swanson, Bohlsen. Lindley Student Council Craven, Oleson, Bierman, T, Reifschneider, Alms, R. Reifschneider, Reed, Mossmun. Legan Miller, Fine, Vogt, Benson, Krueger, Anderson, Catlett. Henderson Voorhees, Riha, Cook, Swoboda, Crozier, Kruse, Powers Toomey, Glenn Prohaska, Rigg, Gary Prohasku, Hannum, Titknor, J. Reifschneiiler, Lurht 5 llllllll llllll lnllllllllm ? President ..... Vice President Secretary .... A a'l,..-' 5, Treasurer .... Reporter Sponsor .,,, ROXANNE YELICK unior Red Cross OFFICERS .....Roxanne Yelick .,m.Merrie Crozier ...,,.Eleanor Schwandt .....William Almen .....Margaret Russell ......Miss Helen Yont Willhardt, Benetke, Kruse, Blair, Alms, Hillis, Thoma, Longacre Taylor, Dewitt, Sloan, Walker, Douglas, Carlson, Tideswell, Martin, Robinson Cline, Lucht, Henderson, J. Dailey, Dworak, K. Dailey, Bartlett, Wyrens Hill, Crozier, Cramer, Yelick, Walker, Almen, Sthwandt, Russell 2 E E?'., i - llll lllllr ll' lllllll lllll l 'iii' lllllll ll ll ll l i lg g -.K 5 57573 - 'fi-.2 Mg :A Tet ,E- l -ii Af E l-Z: E 23 5 - Y 5 - -- - iii- 5 5 5 Lg 3 5 5 -r Rcidcl, XVillit1ms, Stansbury, Ole-sun, XVi1moth, Burgeis, Pence, Hewitt, Bufningrnn Morris, Olson, XVurd, Swobndn, Eselin, Hnfcldt, Smllartl, Sthncidcrwind flh2lDITl1ll'l, French, M, johnson, Amistad, Trcncrry, Lemon, Nelson, Difkimnn Beach, Clzxtlcrbuck, Bnhlscn, AHKILILICF, Sncdcr, J. johmnn, ,1xl'lOl'1'lLlllI1, llcndcrsun unior Red Cross, Light and Stage Crews Tnllman, Engle. Ixiiddllllflh. Vernon, Hoff, XVickmar1, Timm Mr. Ackcrson, Adwcrs, Horton, Mortensen, McA1ccr, Cook, Mr. Winters 2 -5 Sesto, Lambrccht. Rigg. Vuscy, Glintborg. Olson Diclcrnull. N. Kramer, lXlClIlQl'Sl'lilgEl1, Smith, Kruuq liurkump, Tinsley Lindblom, Fricsz. R. Kmucr, Boycs. lilxcman, Zwink, Oliplmnt XY'icxncr. Lang, Tonjt-5, Capps, Cornelius, Butltlc, Robinson Office Practice Knight, Miller, Hershncr, Mortensen, Light, Cloopcr. Swency, Selby Hunks, Kroegcr, Sweeney, Holquist, Pitner, Doll, Haight Clark, Yclick, W'ntts, Barnes, Edann, Hovcndick. Taylor, Nelson McDonald, Howard, Maxwell, Iorgcnson, Posa, Donaldson, Larson , F I if STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . ..........,A.. Rodger Lindwall Business Manager .................... Kay Kolderie Circulation Manager .....i,.,....... Ann Lindley Assistant Circulation Manager .... Ray Beem Senior Editor .............. Honor Mae Thorson Activities Editor .................... Virginia Croft Boys' Sports Editor .........i., Richard Bennett Girls' Sports Editor .................... Sandra Hill Art Editor .....,........ .,...... I ngrid Swerre Photographer ..... ......... J ackie Snyder ASSOCIATE EDITORS Carol Chamberlain Shirley Decker Tom Morris Kay Paasch RODGER LIN DWALL Cupola , Jw I Hill, Croft, Paasch, Decker, Bennett. Beem, Morris, Chamberlain Thorson, Kolderie, Lindwall, Lindley, Swerre .Lu .:. ? .3 Ei , E I 5 2 2 ...za ., .i 334 i 1. 5 ' E ig Q - 5 I 1 1.27---J i. E 1 id T- i 5 -Q 'E g E 5 ll lllllll mllll 'i Ei E5 QE TOM STOKES First Semerler Tom Stokes .......,. Frances Jindra .... Lytton Davis . .......... Rodger Lindwall ..... Kay Julian ,,............ Ann Lindley Honor Mae Thotson Harriet Ruegg Honor Mae Thorson Virginia Croft! Ioanna Daileylmmn- 1 ,,,,.... 5 AWARDS 593 1941-52 Quill and Scroll 1937-51 Gallup Award 1943-51 Benson High News Pacemaker Award 1944, 1945, 1946, 1947 All-American Honor Rating National Scholastic Press Association 1938- Secomi Semester Cherie Alderman Mary Benecke Judy Bondurant Rosemary Comine Elinor Cook Nancy Dutrow Pat Elliot Sharon Erickson Jerry Hale LeRoy Hefflinger Bobbie Henderson Managing Editor Tom Stokes Editor-in-Chief Frances Jindra News Editor Lytton Davis Sports Editor Dan Wolf Assistant Sports Editor ....... ......... ......... K ay Julian A ' Ed' Harriet Ruegg Ssomte mfs IMarilyn Mitchell Proofreaders Dlii-Zlliett Copyreaders REPORTERS Sandra Hill Jackie Schmitz Susan Hill Carol Schneiderwind Stanley Huber Joyce Johnson John Knott Janet Kuska Sandra Lipari JoAnn Manger Mardee Martin Joyce Mittauer Tom Morris Eleanor Schwandt Jackie Snyder Glenn Stansbury Betty Stevens Margie Swanson Beverly Thoma Dianne Tiehen Sally Updike Carole Wickman Avice Hill Merete Nielsen Darlyne Willhardt Bill Hill Sharlene Pallas Ralph Wissler Steve Rohrbough Kay Kolderie ......... ..... B usiness Manager ....... ....... J oanna Dailey Bonnie Goodrich ....... ....,. A dvertising Manager ....... ..... B onnie Goodrich Ray Beem ............... Circulation Manager ..... ....... W alter Horning Shirley Decker ,,,,, Exchange Editor ......... . ..... Marilyn Stolley Dan Wolf ,..,..... ..... D irector of Morgue ...... ........ 1 Charles Mlfffal' lSandra Speicher Adviser ,,,,,,, .................,.,............ ....... G u nnar I-Iorn 2 5 2- -iz: E' Yi,- 5 .2 5 E ? if g 27 Z - i 4 - :- 1: .. I -in - -1 ? 55 3 E E 5 ? ea e fi B Alderman, Speichcr. Benecks, Huber. Norris, B. Hill, julian Croft, Nielsen, Dailey, Snyder, Dutch, Beem, S. Hill Ruegg, Gsmdrich, Smalley, Haskcrr, Horning, Decker, Lindley Knldrrie, Davis, Thormn, Srokci, Lindwnll, XVulf, jindm, Mitchell Benson High News Hale, Smnsbury, Hclllinger. Knott, Elliot, Rohrhough, Wisslcr Murray, Updikc, Willhardr, Pallas, Thmnn, Schmitz, Sclmeidcrwind, Durmw Nirnuic-r, Sxsuiiwn, Juhnsnn, XY'ickmiln, Cook, Stevens. Manger, Martin lQlliliil. Snlmuxndr, l'lcndc'rSon, llrill-csnn, S, Hill, Bumlurgmt, Lipuri, A. Hill, Ciuminc 2 l i 1 ig -Qi-g., iq? Dnkmun. Petersen. I.yum. Means, Bukner. Dcwixr, Fellc-r. Pcrrrwn XYiklc, liurnsclllegcl, Martin, Julmnxon, Kadlccclc, Billings. Niulmls Dnquilzl, LilVlI1C, Norlucpk, fllmpnmn, Boehm, Drliusc. Dain eiuh, Dwnrnk, Stride, Gosnell, licnwn. Snhcrzlvcrg, Rllm, 'llmwnsclin Girls' Choir and Boys' Glcc Skuw, Wilmmh, Weber, Franks, Capps, Lugkcrx, Douglas Nielsen, Kendall. Krist, Cnniglia, Bramlcrt, Dzlhlbeck Inlmgncrc, Dcmclzm, Gorrell. Argzmbright, clilfflil, Legan Amlcrwn, Brgulfurd. Tirleswull, Hcnningcr. lillirm, Fisk l..xrscn. lfwclin, Prulmaskzx, Hurry f'l11iI11l3L'flLllIl. fulwy Duckworth, Zahm. Swope. Dahl, Schuerze. Neumann. Wiggins Ray, Semrad. Baker. David. Jensen, Bezulinunt, Biuqun. ifnlandrri Nurse, Mzlhry, Kelly, Tullman. Brumnelnl. llimfelclr. Hllgllflll. Bentley Clnrrerhuck, lforil. Hawker, Dwurak, l5Llfll1TI.lUI'l1Cll. Dzmielson, Kirklmm, Moulton Girls' Glee Miller, Goodrich, Anderson. Rigg. Boyd. Chappell. Custard. Mnrhisen. Novak. Bonnuiii, Parker. liurilcss I.inc.ls:1y. Moore, Svevad. Stolley. Bernhalrelr. Meisinger. Helmx. Cnliey. Sanders, Hcggemcier. Rust. Lee Gmlmnuur, Kirchner. Rnfkwcll, Bellzmd. Laugel. Limlblum. Xlfurkinxln. Duns. Simon. Frank. Miller Sesto, xw'QlISOIl, Morinelli, Allard, liggen, Kruse, Kzlspur. Schleu, Saunders. Spinner. Ohlsen, Rigg Rimluimmx, lxlllQllClll1Lllll1, Halas, Smllnrd. Nelson. Dailey. llulsz, Cllrulsun, French. Christensen. Alexander, Peterson 'ggi 2 35 Senior Choir n S' Ritsimiwcn, Haight. Stullartl, Shugrccn, Maiurs, R, Jolinstvn, lf. Rubens, Moulton, S. Roberts, Olcsun, Alms, l.:trwn Puttcrsoti limul. Larsen. Vollmcr. Durmw. Hluir. Hewitt, Succlcr, Hillis. lmttgnlorf, Hclmx MtGtiwt1n. Griffin Nrlwn. Mzixxu-ll. 'l'tmrnlws. fnopcr. 'l'lwiupwu, Hill. Spcitlict. Stcxcns, Russcll. Rucgg. A. Aluliiwm, Vltixpitmii 'llmrxutl King. Cunlsy, llgtrr, liurml. llvllin, Dailey, lhnlxx. Kgiixgtl, Sxnlmuii, Atultt-ztwii. XYL-llx. Mitllicll xg , my 4 . 1- i J i A M 4 J 3, 8 QA 4 .. ., H t ' 'A ' as I if , 4 u 3 ly ' .m . J 5- 4 - L Wim! ,ga - rg . . ,W Eakcr, Hitikls, Moss, Houston, Broukstein, Dobson, Prohasku. 'lkiitisuxi Conover, Benson, Graham, Miller, Kcnclztll. Haskctt, Scrr McDonald, Henderson, Bartlett, Jones, Meier, Aastud, Hanson. Desler, Shun Miller, Julmsun, Read, Gtnssli, 'l'uc'krt. Nehergull, Hctkcrwti. Hill, Pratt , Y Knuilscn. llrowning. Rcifsrlincider. Scxerens. Craven, Kruse. Stzinsbury. Pfcilifcr. lXlunwon. Nuriiiy lnncs, Clrmk, Clawiiuiiiglm. Dull. Budde. Smith. XVrighi. jackwn. Turtle. Melchiors. Schwiinclt Kulilcrie, Darker. jinrlra, Bull, Davis. Dull, lhzisclw, Krueger, Kaiser, Lindley Bums, Oslwrnc, Niulcrluikc-, jorgcnwn, Gunnlricli. llpilikc. Timznuns, liirili. liulilmcn, XXVSTCIIN 2 -lbl .:,., i f 4' if A ' ' ' ,F 'r Q. 'Wi' ,iff A' qwfffiwx i ...fm i. msg: 35? Plummer. Rigg, Rcifschncidcr, Schuctzc, Kuska. Kennedy, Falrquhar Jorgensen. Recd. Mv.Gr:1th, Vainecek. Thorsnn, Erickson. Smith, Chrisicnacn Wkird, Packard, Shciircr. Fcilcr, Lemon, Latimer. Eben:-r Murrcnscn. Derrick, Nelson, Kruse, Van Dyke. Barnes. Oshcl unior Choir 3 3 ? f.lg1uwn, Lglrwn, Brmsning. Knuclscn brugury, 1 wok, jnlnmnn, Plummer, Munson, Tlxnxnsun. llclms, Juno FI'2lD13l1l, Rlgg, Tomson Bo s' and Girls' Quartets Llmrisrcnscn. Gmssn, ,lnhnson Ncbcmnll, Rcifxnlmncinlcr, llcnderxnn, Tucker, Maxwell, King, Mitchell, Janrgclmsoxl Smith, Wfriglmt, Wfclls Swanson, Kncllccck, Spcichcr, Andreascn, Erickson Miller. Moore, Hill, Graham, Ianak, Blair, Fmyd, Turtle Bartlett, lsard, Niederlueeke, Tlioirlpsun, Burgc, Vollmcr, Hcekerson, Conover Hunks, Hart, Roberts, Larsen, Knudscn, Browning, King, johnson Voice Class and Instrumental Staff Officers Van Dyke, Pallas, Taylor, Molmr lic-em, Engle, Edson, Huffman, l-lofi it f,lllIlf5flDllQK, Kruse, Keenan, Schliefcrr, Olson, Pallas, ,lune Nc-lwn. Mnhur, Mcflone Lange, Stark, ,lark Nelson, l2lHine, Ogle, Schwial, Filson, Brix, V:znDyke, Xlifllire Kelly, Xlfilliruns, Dmumglme, llerheringmn, Hullmrnn, Hzmnum, Dnlsrrmn, Thmmun, Hurry, Kerrigzxn 'llUVVl1bl.llI1 K. Krueger, Miakols, Hull, Carlson. Tlmrpe, Pexerson, Mrilnwxrxn, MLlX1illnn, Taylor. Morgan. Nirlmls Pusal. ilunrzul. llelmn. llurirh, lfnglc. Muenner, Srllvvalrvcnhgulm, Beam, King li. Cline, Kuzlilx, Henson, Olsen. P. Krueger. Crozier. l.. Clinc B. H. . Band and Orchestra Clatterhurk, Cline, Felton, Kruse, Dunughue Huelm. NY'l1ire. King. Carlson, Hunnum, Lange. Tollmun. Mcilune. Sruhlnlrcier lfrenrh, Tidcmell, Vogt. Harmon. Blythe. Henriksen. Taylor, Olsen. Gordun -,Q-. 3 E ,W 5 2 : E 2 Z , F W ei E? l llll llll Ill lllll ll F: Bcntly. JZIIIC Nclsnn, Sclmwnrzcnbnclw. Eurich. Clnpps. XVc1srnann. R. Olson. Snark. D. Nelson. A. Nelion Pom, XY'illiam. Hoff. Lnrnnorc. ,lack Nelson. XX'iley. Brix, Hart. Alklllllf. V4mDykc Mdfunc, Hurry. Morgan, li. Nelson, Donughuc, llarlmn. McGowan. B, Olmn, Snmncy. Ramos, Nilholi 'l'nw1nlxin. llgaswlquisr. llcnsun. Krueger. MmMillan. Damlmlirrmn, Tglylnr, I.. fflinc. li, Llinc, Kcrrignn Concert Band and Benson Barons lklsun, Schwill, Ogle. Lange, Dnngxglmc llnnnum, Nclxun, lluwcrrer, lflllinc lllllns, Kelly, llull'mz1n. Rlgg. llerhcringtun, King , - ?g - - -r , , 5. V- 1 ',-'--' , .Hz-. ..-zeo:-.-ww:-xr:-:-.4 X-1-.'14:-1-rizgfqzggzczfrlzmQQ.:5.1. -:..,-,1.-.p.-,1g.4.14:-1:.:-:xw.:.::.-g4- - 1 . , . .4 , ,,,, . - , . , :-, , . -' , -- : .. . BATTALION STAFF Commander .....,,,.... Lt. Col. Rodger Lindwall Executive ................ Major joseph Swoboda Adjutant .............,...... Captain Barry Larson Supply Officer ,......... Major William Morris Operations Officer .... Captain Patrick Barnes Ordnance Officer ........ Captain Robert Falk Company Commander A Captain Albert Mason Company Commander B Captain Daniel Tollman Company Commander C Captain David Rosenberg Company Commander D Captain Al Gothard 'sf-2 Company Commander Band Majijr Phillip Patterson LT. COL. RODGER LINDWALL ROTC ..w'm 's:s,.. SERGEANTS CERNEGHAN, HANSEN, PERES CAPTAIN FITZSIMMONS Sa 2 if 3, E 3 E 32 DU Day, May 6, came off without a hitch as the Bunny Battalion showed the inspect- ing officers and the spectators at the Federal Inspection that their sometime sleepy-eyed early morning parades, reviews, and road marches had been to good advantage. With the stadium as a background the battalion was an impressive sight. Classroom work during the winter months showed its value when students were faced with the written part of the examination. Another highlight of the ROTC year was the annual Recog- nition night when the last parade of the year was held and awards and honors of the year were announced. On February l5 all eyes were turned to Peony Park ballroom to witness the result of many weeks' work and the revealing of the Lieutenant Colonel. Leading the grand march at the sixteenth annual Military Ball were Lieutenant Colonel Rodger Lindwall and his lady, Miss Sandra Speicher. This year as always the grand march and officers' waltz were under the direction of Miss May Leach. Long hours of hard work paid off as the Crack Squad of '52 performed at the Military Ball to an appreciative applause. This yearls squad was under the direction of Lieutenant Colonel Rodger Lindwall and Captain Robert Falk. Their performance at the Shrine Circus was another example of precision and balance. The announcement of next year's commanders, Bill Kampfe and Benjamin Belmont, and the best Crack Squad cadet, Kenneth Moorhead, were highlights of the annual Crack Squad banquet. Topping all competition in the city and taking fifth in the Hearst match this yearls Rifle team set a high standard for the following teams to shoot for. The team was made up of eight men with Major Bill Morris taking top honors as high scorer. Battalion Staff Mason. Gothard, Patterson, Tollman, Rosenberg Barnes, Larson, Morris, Lindwull, Swoboda, Falk - 2 2 .2 E 29. 2 E e E L 3 2, 5 i? k 2 Beem, Engle. Butz, lilfline, McGowan. Mortensen, Bennett. Ogle Felton. W'alker. Huffman, McCormick. Peterson, Adwers. Edson. Hetherington Gothartl, Rosenberg, Horton, Yetter. Tollman, Patterson. Browning. Gutting. Mason Mossman. Belmont. Larson. Morris, Linclwall. Swohoda. Falk, Barnes, Kampfe. Hill Officers and Colors, Compan A Clapper, Knight. XY'iley. Corzine. Brace, Dankert. Reifxthneider. Reed. Hill. Mossmnn, R. Andersen. Douglas. Brookstein. Claussen Staley, Anderson. Chesnut, l.uVine. Fry, C. Brown. Burgess. B. Brown, Lampert, Soukup, Kerr. May. Crozier Rowlette, Craig, Seheueman, Severin, Clark. Neujahr, Schonlwerg. Patrifk, Townsdin, Falconer. Stephenson, J. Brown, Huston XV. Brown. XVurgler. Bennett, Morris. Petersen. C. Andersen, Moldenhauer. Vorrllman. liullard. Bovee. Moravcc. Stone. Gould Rasehke, Mueller, Haskett, Slattery. Horton. XValker. Mason, Adwers. Meilorinick. Yerter. johnson, Nowinski E E ? gi?- Kaspar, Longacre. Dahlbeck, ilhatlwell. liselin, XVilmoth. Luckett, Bramlett, Fleming. Nelson, Quick, Rosch. Wfestergaard Nielsen, Prohaska, Elliott, Harding, Capps, Hewitt. Kendall, Boquet. Deichmzmn, Craven, Skow, Clhtunberlaiin, Olsen Ciahoy, lirunstedr, Wfzllker, Tellgren, Smith, Renard. Wfeston, A. Swoboda. Burmester, Weluer. Allis. ,lenkins Gilbert. Zinimermun, Shields, XY'iethop, Plaster. Raclenbough. Rutherford. Carpenter. Rasmussen, Brown, Scott. Anderson Pukieser. llolquist. Donelzm, Thotnzt. Ogle. Morris, Tollman, J. Swobodu. Otten, Patterson, Wlilson, Butz, Cfguulmluglt Companies B and C Nelson, Morris, Harmon, Fade. W'arner, Tomson. Johnson. Oleson, Olsen, McAleCr, Duckworth, Douglas Back, Wiekman, Schulet. lf. Hetherington, Soeder. Kirchner, Allen, Stockwell. Severin, Mcillaren, Packard Greer, McKenzie. Mullins. Hillis, Hefflinger, Talsma, Dinsmore, jett. Otten. Meier. J. Hetherington Young, Wolf, Barnes, Larson, Browning, Rosenberg, Perkins, Mortensen, Lofshult, Bennett 2 iiii Y :T r 'E 23 :ii 221 22 L-. ?? Weston. vffilffffl, Gnrrell. Henninger, julian, Knhler. Jacobsen. Wfiley. XVelnu. Van Dusen, Belmnnr, Kennedy Rader. Tizihrr. Sang. Booth. Lakin, Krist. Haurzinger. Bates. Gnnlcl. Griess. Bailey. XY'ittckind 'l'hnmau, Sum. Vincent, Overholr. Patron. Blair. Simon. Anplc. Dutch. Pilcgc. Bullingron. Burgcw Berry. Lewii, Lnftis, Knorr. Peterson, Silver, Forney, XY':1lker. Palle, Klnurrrighc. Parsons lhvis. llnrning. Jensen, Butz, Lindwull, Gotlmril. Falk, Gurtinp, Mckuun. lNlnnrhczul, Kumplc Compan D and Crack Squad Tumsnn. Mnssman. Andersen. Kirchner Sncdcr. Reed Mnnrlweud. Ovcrholt. Hill, Kiunpfe Bum. 'l'iahrr. Fulk, Hnrning. Linclwglll, Sung, Bclninnr Ji E .S 7 E gf .1 ?: Hurmng. Knott, Sxxobonln, Mason, Gorlmrd, Kirlhncr. Ovcrhult lxlLc.Of1HlLl'l. l'lCIH'1CIl. Mnssmgln, Morris, lfzxlk, Tollmun Rifle Team and ROTC Band lklron. Ogle, Brix. Munwn. SLl1llCfCfIl Hzmrxum, Bccm. lklcrhcringtun Duvi5, King. Sflmvvurzenlmulm, Clhilds, Mucnster, Pglrgett. Novak. Blank Murray, Thompson, Donoghuc, Larsen, Young, Conrad, lluchn Nunkols, Thorpe, McMillan. Pilkard, Pcrton. Riga. Hamilmn. Harmon .lohu5on, Peterson, Hullman. linglc, l :ulcrsm1. McGowan. lflllinc. Fdsmx 'f ef' q Club Life Out of the past come many of the most im- portant organizations of Benson high school- the clubs. ART CLUB had its beginning as far back as 1931. Led by its sponsor, Miss Josephine Shively, it has ably fulfilled its purpose of service by making tray favors and lending the appearance of stained glass windows to classroom doors at Christmas. CAMERA CLUB was first organized under the leadership of Roy C. Busch in 1938. Its main objective was to study the art and science of photography. However, the club was discon- tinued and did not reorganize until 1951 un- der Joe Ihm. The present sponsor is Lloyd Darrow. CHESS CLUB participates each year in a tout- nament and its sponsor, Earl Schroer, presents the winner with a trophy on Honor Day. This club began in 1939 with 25 members. CO-OPS promotes sociability and develops more efficient cooperation with business firms. It was begun in 1939 and has enabled many students to work part-time. In this way they gain experience in retail selling. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS is one of the oldest of Benson's clubs, beginning in 1951 with Mrs. Irene johnson as sponsor. It promotes interest in French and in the lives and customs of the French people. HI-Y combines each year with the Y-Teens to present Lenten services. Since 1955 its ideals have been to create high standards of Christian character among its members and to develop them in many activities. HOMEMAKING CLUB members sponsor a monthly bake sale in the front hall. The club stresses training of members to be leaders in home and community life. The Home Eco- nomics Club was its first name and in later years it was known as Se-Co. In 1950 it took its present name. 2 5 5 - E-.53 l i gg Q 2 l E ii - 4 - 1'-' SPQR is another old standby among school clubs. Under the guidance of Mrs. Sadie Schaff- nit it has continued through the years to carry out its purpose of showing members the bene- fits of Latin in present day life. NATURE CLUB made its debut in 1952 with Lloyd Darrow as its sponsor. It was organized by a group of students who are interested in hiking and studying fish, birds, insects, plants, and animals. NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE made its appearance in 1931. This organization works to promote better speech and clearer thinking among high school debaters. Debate coach Arthur King is the sponsor. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL made its appearance in 1932 and held as its purpose an interest in Spanish and Spanish speaking countries. Its first sponsor was Miss Effie Durgan, but the reins changed to Mrs. Mary Weetli two years ago. THESPIANL was newly organized as a Ben- son club in 1947 under Mrs. Doris Stevens. It is an honorary society composed of out- standing students in the dramatics field. XENOPHON CLUB made its appearance in the club spotlight in 1956. Under the leader- ship of its sponsor, Miss Bertie Hoag, it has become affiliated with the Nebraska Junior Historical Society. Y-TEENS has as its annual project the dressing of dolls for the Good Fellows. The girls also presented Lenten services with the Hi-Y un- der the guidance of the club sponsor, Miss Roberta Kiewit. 3? it L if 1 2 5 ,?- E 5 -ri if if l : : -Z : -2 9? 5 2 5 g ' ' Fine. Hladik, Hanson, R. Barnes, XV. Barnes, Victor, Almen, Thaden La1Vine, N. Martin, Wfillhardt. Fitter. Brown. Viflierry. Mitchel. W'aschinck, Johnson Morris, Cline. L. Cline. Miller, Krist. Lakin. Smith, Perkins. Meier Pentzien, Chapman, Hagan, Gurdon, Hunks. Glen Pmlmsku, Krueger, Wikle, Dmkworth llerlieringmn, Beach, Rihzi, Settle. D. Martin, Gary Pmlmzlskil, Alms, Berry, l,url1t Art and Camera Clubs Douglas, Conley, Sehliefert. Hedmnn. Rubertsnn Timm, Scott, Appel. Quick. Nutkuls Harnmn. Blythe, Iirist. Lamkin. Kennedy' ii Dcppc. Frumm. Schlicfcrr. Kfavannuglx. Vincent. Hewitt Bmzmksrcin. Snell. Rcifsflmeidcr. Lmzier, Longo Holquisr, Buck, Lglkin, Smith. Silver, Parsons Dcmuglmc, Olcson, Almcn, Hculy, Meier, Hnclm Chess Club and Co-ops Dcppc. XY'halley, Reznc, Bligk. Hofcldt Pxcurd. Wfcmulsey, Buttery, Bennett, Luschen. Pz1l'furc.l Oliplmnt, Miller, Berry, Holme, Pimer, Rhcnlin linwsman, XVQEW, Conmcl, Wfaisurx, Stribling, Quzlndt Amer. Hanson, Pallas, XV. Barnes, R. Barnes, Kendall, il. Cmzigr Kusku. Boyd. Thmnu, Silver, Haskctr, Sxwnpe, Niclscn l .lIlLl!1, Fine. Liprrri. Tlmmpwn. Grebe. Spcght, Gcrrrlun, Rural linlrlxcn, Scmmd, Amlcrscn, Hill, Munllcr. lhvis, Duniclwn, Murlnclln sun, Wigkrnnn, Miulxcll, XY . XVull4,cr, M, Lrnmicr, Swurrc, Durrmx, R, XXXL French Club and Hi-Y Palkicscr. Mossmgm, Switzer, Browning, Kruse, Miller Larssn, Miller, Kennedy, Tmnwn, Hamnum, l.ung1urc, Becm Parton, Overlumlr, Hillis, Tullmun, Duuglag, Dcmoglmc, Mcicr liigg, Ogle, Larson, Gotlmrd, Swulumlu, Tlmmscn, Falk, Kllmrnhcrluin in i ii, 3 5 Gnhelmnn. Hansen. Barnes. G. Johnsen. McArdle. Kuwzll. Snyder. Bernhurmlr. Ocler. Stark. Perkins Gregory. B. Anderson. liourg. Zike. Birlon. Dahl, DcBuse. Schuerze. Goeser. Rhedin Burdess, A. lnlmsen. Dulkvlorth. Fiekholr. Donaldson. ll, johnson, lflsinger, livnns, Sesto. Blair Homcmaking and Latin Clubs Alexander. D. Lavine. Corzine. Berry. Dankert. jones. johnson. XY'elna. Benecke Weeks. Glndson. Dailey. Blythe. Toomhs. Victor, Ayer. Reifsehneider lflixrk. Kaiser. Goodrich, Dull. Mueller, Hansen, P, Smith, Tnllman, Stolley Butler. Buntner, Gordon. Rasmussen, J, Lavinc, Viinecek. Mundelein, Logan. Miller Vincent. M, Olson. Osborne. Shogreen, Kruse. G. Smith, Burkholder, Nelson. P. Olson -:E 7 7' ' ' E 5? rg 5 ? Parsons. Huskett. Moss, Henry, Moulton. Courtright. Slatery. Mitthcll. Smith Bmughton, Nichols. Morgan. Deslcr. Scvcrns. Gregory. lfritkson, Thomsen Mohair, Hurry, Townsslm. Young, Tlmdcn, Mcicr. Lz1Vine, Berry li. Cline. Donoghuu. Rcifschncidcr. Browning. Tollmgni. Pargctt, Bcem. I., Cline aturc: Club and FL Andersen. Wkilkcr. Moulton. Patterson, Mlilskzl, Soctlcr. Morgan Butler, il-l10ITl1l. Oshorne. Iiurgc. Olson. Logan XVouc.ls. Julian. Mitltlauglu, Peterson, liurltholtlcr, Gutting, Gregory li E5 :? 1 : ? -,iq gli' 1,51 Fir. 213- E Ei El- Peterson, Engle, Thorson, Patterson, Alms, Finley, XY'ilmoth, Houston johnson. Ditkinson, Bartlett, Kozlik. Wfatlw, Ogle, Clhapman, Timmons, Vollmer Butler. Ltitht, Clark. Aastatl, Kruse. Mitchell. Ruegg, Arner Martin. Crozier, XY'onlley, Otten, Limlwall. Iitlsun, Timm Russell. l.im.lley, Qriuner, Xvyrens, Wfalker, Svrerre. illatterhutk, llnslxeu Thespians and Xenophon Club Morris. Ogle, Otten. Cframer, Knudsen, Conley. Booth, Krist, XV. Barnes Manger. N. Martin. Victor. Thuma. Oleson. Back, Hewitt, M. Martin Olson, Fretlrickson, Timmons. XX'oolley, Tonies, Johansen, Hanks, Parsons, Meier Naddistin. Hagan. Haight. Reifschneitler, Rutherford, Smith, Swoboela. Silver Glintborg. Beam. Almen. Kroeger. Xlilalker, R. Barnes, Severins. Gothard E? 5 Wfalkcr, Bird, Cramer, Luntl. Patterson, Andersen, Hale Miller. Schmitz, Strong, XVinsor, Knott, Paterson, liredritkson. Rcidel King, Conover, Alderman, Bowker, liurge, Hetherington, Rigg. Nelson Morgan, Olsen. Smith, Epplcy, Htnning, Timm, Manger, Mttrrin ffominc, Sthwnntlt, johnxon, Barnes. Morris, Becm, Hill, Mitmucr Spanish Club lsard, Brumfieltl, Felton, Kennedy, Mdfoun, Talsmti, lilliot, Tonics, Ayer S. Moulton, Ford, Nielson, Ogle, Smith, Schwzlntlt, Pence, A. Hill, Silverman Punsch, Anderson, Hayden, King, P. Moulton, Schwitl, Shelly, Clappcr, Kozlik Hagan. XY'illhardt. Updikc. Pram. Cook. Aastutl, Kumpfc, Van Dyke, Fbener johnson, Cornelius, Lzxrscn. Bnrnci, Morris, Baum, S. Hill, ffominc, Kerrigixn gg i 5? A s -1 Donaldson. Dwomk. Bovxkcr. Powers. Boyd. liiakholr. Toombs Burry. Zuhm. Moulton, Mdlonc. jungblurh. Spechr. Burrus Morgan, ,I. Smirh, Vogt, -lohmon. Luau. Spirkcrmnn, Vihirc Mclrhoirx. Taylor. Srhmirz, Mueller. illupper, Kulisch P Smith, Ruugg. Tonjcs. Kruw. Hcncrlw. lfrcdcrialnon Y-Teens Piper. Mainz. Ruth. Schmitz. Brock, Chappell. lflxpper Melchiors. Nielsen, Snyder, Thompson. Braughron, Vfecks. Miller M. Taylor, L. Taylor. Srollcy, Valnecek, Ferris, Rcmes De-XVirr, Ayer, Nelson. Anderson, Krueger. J, Kruse. Feilur Smith. Rua-gg. Tonicw. il. Kruse, Bencrkc. Frcrlrilkson ? F? 2 55. Mx,- ,Wym- ' ,x QD Q Z' ' ,aZ:S'55 4 FA, , V, -4'E'5Z.5 , .5 . ,W PZ.: , . Wea A MZ? , , I ' N , , W z Sis gs . Thu JEAN AND RODGER Homecoming King and Queen Reigning royal rulers for 1951-52 are Rodger Lindwall and jean Howard. The cou- ple was crowned at the fourth annual Homecoming dance in the gym after the Benson- Lincoln Northeast football game. Rodger, who is a member of the football team, secre- tary of the Boys' O-Club, and secretary-treasurer of the Boys' Pep Squad, was chosen by the football team members. Jean, who is treasurer of the Girls, O-Club, a cheerleader, and a member of the Cottontails and GAA, was elected by ticket purchasers. King and Queen of Sports CPictured on preceding pagel Successful sports sovereigns for 1951-52 are Joe Hanna and Kay Kolderie. They were proclaimed the royal rulers of Sportsland during the half of the annual Alumni basketball game. joe is president of Boys' O-Club and the Boys' Pep Squad and is on the football, track, and gymnastics teams. Kay is president of the Girls' O-Club, a cheer- leader, a member of GAA and Cottontails, and a member of the Girls' Tennis team. ,fi-5t.s' gig E i : i 5 gg 2 E 2 ? - ir . . is 5 i .5 3 .gi gm--E if--3. E-1:-5 55 il 1 , ? K-21 L if 5 l 5 ? ii tfi 3 ?E ig i : i E E. E ia- E . 5 5 3-If 2-J e ' 2 2 L E 5 E E Q 15 Q 5 5 5 it :Q -F 1g . ki :E ii . FNB Hi .L COACHES SHARER, KING, MATTHEWS ORCUTT, HARRIS Football Bunny gridsters showed themselves to be only slightly better than last year's team. The record, however, does not show the whole truth. Benson was set back by bad breaks such as fumbles and intercepted passes. Although the defense was good, the offense was seldom up to par. Despite the hard luck which resulted in a dismal season the team remained one of the best spirited in the history of Benson. The season began with Central trouncing the Bunnies 21-7, South 22-7, and Fremont 15-O. They improved enough to tie the Tech High Maroons 7-7 and walk over Thomas Jef- ferson 31-l5 before falling before the North High Vikings. At this game the Hates established a new record for passes thrown in one game by one team in the Intercity league. The gridsters amassed a total of 27 passes to break the former record held by St. joseph. Unfortunately, however, only 9 of these passes were completed. Cold weather and a raw wind combined with a blasting l5-6 defeat at the hands of Lincoln Northeast to close a dreary season. Rodger Lindwall, stalwart center and line- backer proved himself worthy of the All-City, All-State awards which he received. Other outstanding players were Jack Brandt, who did most of the Bunny scoring, and a pair of fine runners, joe Hanna and Chuck Reynolds. .2 2 2 g ? 3? E : 2 2 2 iii?-. 5 3 5 5 ggi -4 :rag C 5 5 - B 2 5 5 eg :ie get ? 55 i,iA5i DZEQ- 5 ,ri 1: ., 3 'iii i-SUV ' 2 t . .fi ,ff 5: Hefflinger, Roberts, Burk, Brown. Decker, Gregory Thoma, Mink. McCoun, Trenerry, Jensen, XVeismann, Warner, Svoboda, Foy Davis, Smith, Lair, Lindwall, Boyer, Schwid, Howcrrer, Lambert, Lofshult Coach Harris, Mohatt, Moorhead. Anderson, Delaney, Simon, Petrik, Reynolds, Coach Orcutt Cagni, Hanna, Sage, Brandt, Fisher, Bower Varsity and Second Team Football Vorce, Olsen, Carpenter, Rohrbough, Moulton, l-Iillis, Hannum Weston, Young, Wlatson, Platt, Miller, Sappenfield, Robb, Prince Wissler, Bonner, Peterson. Capps, Shaffer, Agee, Jackson, Kohler, Gerlach Maxwell, Craven, Shelby, Epley, Knott, Talsma, Frappia, Dehart, Pcckenpaugh Birginal, Ragnow, Bird, Sert, Rigg, Dankert .Q 3' 5. ij! 5 5 -1 :A 1 52 EE , 5 1 -: g 5 - Q I l ll llllllllflllllllllllllllllll if g 5 E gigs ll g 2 ? Reynolds, Albright, Burmester, Kuehl, Reifschneider, Brace, Stoley Sherwood, Neujahr, Anderson, Clark, Woodward, Otten, Jett, Shields, Coyan, Longacre Plaster, Westergaacl, Childs, Stark, Adkins, Meinershagen, Eselin, Radenbaugh, Coach Reed Mclllaren, Brodin, Chamberlain, Patrick, Gilbert, Morris. Moravec, Harden Ncmcr, Catlett, Dain, Wittekind, Raschkc Freshman Football Basketball Although the 1951-52 basketball squad did not reach the successful heights of last yearis team, it did offer a few exciting games. The cagers, after downing Wahoo 45-31, and North 39-28, just managed to squeeze by Central with a 34-33 win and went on to beat Tech 45-40 to place top in the lntercity league. The Bunnies were stopped short by a 47-32 defeat at the hands of Creighton Prep in a game which as a whole was a contrast between a hot team and a team off the mark. They recovered in time to win over South 39-32, which put them into a second place tie with Tech. They continued by defeating Thomas Jefferson 71-32, and North 53-35. The hapless Hates were floored by Central and Fremont with scores respectively of 47-38 and 62-42. The Bensonites bounced back with a 36-33 upset over South and a surprising victory of 37-36 over Creighton Prep. Columbus was downed 45-39, but Grand Island and Tech proved to be too much for the Bunnies to handle. The season wound up with Benson being knocked out of the city tournament in the first round. The Bunnies were matched against Creighton Prep who downed them 39-35. Ron Smith, one of Benson's top players was elected honorary captain of the World- Herald's All-Intercity team. John Morse, another outstanding player on the team, re- ceived an honorable mention. Along with the help of John Trenerry, Tom Mitchell, Bill Mlaska, and Buster McCoun, Benson had a fine team. ' 'Z E 2 Q 5 E E E ig E 3 .- 5 S' - Coach Orcutt, Capps, Stokes, Olsen, Cagnr Clauson. Brandt, Brown. Huber, Richter. Dcthcrage Smith, McCoun, Trcnerry, Mlaska, Morse Varsity and Second Team Basketball Maxwell, Elliott Skokan, Vorce, Warner, Jensen, Anderson, Helms, Coach Shafer Jackson, Morris, Mink, Foy, Hannum, Dinsmore, Thoma Grant, Hefllingcr, Dehart, Hillis, Craven, Rigg, Delaney E-. i , E 5 5 ati 1113 Zi ii 5 ? 2 Q -g 7 + 2 E2 se 5 E? gg Sherwood, Reifschneider, Muenster, Rosch, Davidson, Capps Brace, Raschke, Neujahr, Clark. Coach Harris Nielsen, Schonberg, Shields, Adkins, Dain, Eselin Freshman Basketball and Varsity Baseball ll 3 Maxwell, Decker, Thoma, Muensrer, Lambert, Cagni Peckenpaugh, Gallup, F. Huber, Weinfurtner, Dehart, Mitchell, Gaul Coach Orcurt, Gregory, Brandt, Smirh, Hefflinger, S. Huber, Grant Morse, Perrik, Brown, Harden, Craven, Delaney E R if E 5 Eg: :E 5 E? 5 5 5.5 2 212- 5 EE 2 5 i E c 5 gi E , ? Ei 5- i gg 5 E 5 F E 3 5 5 5 2 EE 25 Cimcli Harris, lllcksuii, Barnes. Mink. Capps. Foy. Middaugh. Olitn. Vorce. Cnnili Shiifef Hxxnnum. Barnes. Hnberg. Healy. Griffin. lfplcy. Hanna. Boyer, Reynolds, Mc'Kcnzic Agua. Ragnnw. Christensen. ilzirpcnrer. Robb. Krisr. Vincent. Pfcillcr. Pamulck. Maxwell XY Lll'IlCl'. Skoknn. Rohrbough. XY'csnnn. Brlnwnr. Tgalsma, Pcrcrwnl Baird. Saga. Lugm llrnig. Lunpgurc. Xliklodwnrnl. Rcifschnciilcr. filllljlllil. Clurlcrr, Smalley. Fruppni Track and mnastics Morris Krisr, Howerrer. CI.1ulk, Lnmberz XVuuLlw:xrLl. Pnkiuscr. Rubb Pcmkcnpaugli. Hanna. Bonnui. Young, lirci. ,lulinwn -T 1 2 V V + ii Fuller, Richter, fflauson, Rigg, Brandt llcglly, liude, Haurzinger, Hurning, Dutch, Fisher, Larson, Marte Golf, Tennis Teams and Boys' Pep Squad , :f97'?'5' fiiiiegfigl Maru Lair, Foy, Larsen, Mink, Tollman, Kendall, Gothard, Hill, Morris Roberts, Warner, Browning, Healey, Knott, Decker, Beam, Gregory, Haskett Hoberg, Soc-der, Windsor, Mitchell, Bennett, Epley, Crozier, Hetherington Muhatt, Falk, Lindwall, Swoboda, Hefilinger, Talsma, Huff, Moorhead, Frappizx Kampfe, Atkins, Dunclan, Rohrbuugh, Schwid, Hanna, Ticknnr, Clluuwen, Pafkurtl, llnrning.: .L 5 3 -fe :. 1 5 2 5 3 E 3 f ? Hillii. Switzer. Hmverter. Hautzinger. XY'eismann. C,nnlr:5'. Tornion. Marte Timm. Swoboda. Roberts. Thnnm. XY'i5sler. Gerlaeh, Pfeiffer Neujahr. Petrik. D, Harden. Claulk. lnnei. Penne. Blair. XVitkn1an li. Anderson. Llark. Smith, Batk, Patton. King. Petkenpaugh. Bennett Paltiner. Mossman, Reifsthneitler. Gorrell, Reed. liei1neLly,Rigg. R. Harden B0 S' Pep Squad and Boys' 0-Club Maxwell. J. Brantlt. Davis. Smith. XY'arner, Trenerry, XVei5mann. Stokes. Capps, Mlaska. Christensen fagni, B. Brandt. S. Roberts. Sehwid. Hefllinger. Thnma, Foy. Kriwt. Howerter. R, Barnes. Anderson Delaney. Buttery. Richter, Hautzinger. Mefloun. Mink. Lair. Robb. Lambert, Fisher. Simon Sage. Nielsen, Morse. Harden. Mohatt. Laulk. Clauson, Decker. Gregory. Moorheatl. Morris, Reynolds 4 uh Harris. Lotshult. Petrik. l'. Roberts. XV. Barnes. lantlwall. Hanna. Brown. Larson. Mitchell, Cfuach Sharer -fig ef 2 - E5 2:43 :Q-Q13 1 E If et - E ri 5 75 ? , i ir 5 5 iih. Mitchell eludes Vikings-Barnes leaps to victory in City Meet Lincoln high catclier nips Huher at plz1tc+Trenerry oursours Eagles 2 2 MORRISON, LEACH, OLSON ON THE SOCCER FIELD-A DREAM COME TRUE Girls' Sports They made the girls look like ostriches, laughed Miss May Leach, gym instructor, recalling the bloomers and black stockings that composed the gym suits in her early teaching days at Benson. A graduate of Omaha University, Miss Leach has been the driving force behind the development of the Benson gym department. Miss Leach recalls that her first project was starting the Girls, O-Club, top organization in the gym. Immediate additions were the GAA, the largest club, the pep squads, begun as a combined boys' and girls' yell squad, the cheerleaders, and, more recently, the B-Club, jeans Club, Rifle Club, and the girls' soccer field, Miss Leach's special dream-come-true. Starting as a part-time history teacher, Miss Leach doesn't regret her switch to Phys. Ed. She is proudest of the fact that Benson girls respond so enthusiastically to the gym program. I don't think you'd Hnd a more interested group of girls anywhere in the U.S.,,' she says. They're hard to beat. Thinking of her gym classes of 25 years ago Miss Leach remembers that We had to get permission for the girls to roll their black stockings below their knees. It was con- sidered very daringf' Her class program has expanded from a volleyball course to in- clude tennis, badminton, archery, basketball, baseball, golf, soccer, and dancing. These activities she conducts with the help of Mrs. Anne Morrison and Mrs. Margaret Olson. Miss Leach has always hoped for a swimming pool but included in her picture of the future she sees two more gyms built over the locker rooms and out-door volleyball and cageball courts. It's a good thing we don't have all these things though, she declares, 'ifor not having makes you keep on working and planning. L? F? Lrozicr. johnson. Mucllcr. Burge. Davis. Koldcric. S. Oliplianl Swcrrc. Sdmcinlcrwincl. Campbell. Shucrzc. Bcnsmi. Ruswll Qunmlr. P. Oliplinnr. Burkholdcr. Berry. Dcnkcr, Rare Klligunburlnin. liutclicr. Hill. Larsen. Bcll. Jcrcr. XY'yrciis G m Aides and Cottontails .5555 .gzip -Q-5-:1-:-22-s.-fs:-Ev:-1 :C-:asaz s: :i::f.:i::2:g:5E - ' M. Miller. Anderson. Lipuri. Scrrlc. Graham, Beckner. Benson. Lcwon. L. Cline. E. Cline. M. Johnson .l. Miller. Snell. Ostronic. J. Rcifsclmcidcr. Andersen, Hagan, MCFz1rlund. -1. Johnson. N. Martin. Chaloud. liaison lfhcncr. B. Johnson. M. johnson. Dilli. Lemon. Trcnerry. Schncidcrwiml. G. ilinpinzin. Mason. Hcmlerwn. Oslicl A. Hill. M. Reifschneidcr. XY'csrcrgzu1rd. Stevens. Cook. Swanson. Mirmucr. liohlsun. lfcilcr. Kuska. Amar Mgllung. Bondurant. S. Hill. XY'iLkrnaux. Maxwell. ilampbcll. C.. Cligupiiizlii. Spcnnlicr. lfrigksun. Jeter, Ziinmcrmun ilominc 2 EE :K 5 E Z f 7 Z ci E - E 3 5 if 2 3 F Q i Sclmnrzeimbaxch, Elsusser, Hayden. Schetzhc-rg, Brown. Houston, Ruth, Glncltlen, Eickholt. Schmitz, Jones, Nelson, Robinson, liruuglmton ll, Anderson, Heckermn, Crozier, Ruse, Mueller, Snyder, Osborne, Manx, Dain, Remes, Ferris, Donaldson. Schuetze Gusnell. Silverman, Norheck. Cfompton, Vnnenek, Lang, Lorenzen, Croft, Thomttzin, Bnntner, lXlelL'hoirs, Nielsen Dnquiltl, hlEill lCfSl1Z1l.ZCl1, Millctt. Hansen, Almquist. Hinkle. 'l'immonS. Stollcy, ,l. Anderson. Baker, Maddison, Gordon Read, Xl4'notls, XVickman. Jeter, Maxwell, Campbell. Cihztpmcm, Spcither, Erickson, Russell, Logan Cottontails Gtuwo, Smith, Alllflllli, Tonics, Burge, Thorson. Hxrsth, -lohnson. Brick. ,lulinn King, Clligunherluin, Vincent, Van Dyke, Olson, Kgtlisth, Mitchell, llurkholnler, Dzxvitl, Morgan, Scdluu.-k Spitkerman, lftederitkeon, Lindley, Amlreusen, O'C,onnor, Woolley. Yelitk. Gibson, Hill, Kolvek, Oliphzuu W'yrcns, licnclm, Nehergall, Tntker, liutcher, Rihgl, Kttdlerek, l.ucht, Brown, Xvntts, Howurtl llemlcrwn, Jorgenson. Alctcr. Maxwell. W'itk1min, ihunphell, Clhapmztn, Speicher, Erickson, Koltleric, Swerre -2 5 i I-53555 Wells, W'herry, N. Nelson, Lang. Pratt, Willhardt, Dworak, Vogt, Krueger. LaVine, Jungbluth Butler, A. Nelson, Thompson. Specht, Blythe, Mortensen, Stride. Feller, Gregory, Smith Barnes, Slack. Williams, Updike, Chansky, Holquist, Kruse, French, Nemer, Pentzien Townsdin, Nirhols, Wilkc, Hovendick. Clark, Fowler, Voorhees, IZ, Nelson. Watermaii. Heflin Hill, Manger. Wlickinan, Jeter, Maxwell, Klampbell, Chapman. Spcicher, Erickson, Martin Cottontails and Green Peppers ,t. 1:1 ' - v ' . Harpool, Yates, Holst, Dahl, Mundelein. MCArdle. Needham, Kampfe. Running, Goodrich Struhldreier, Miehelimmn. Kirkham, Nugent, Kzlwal, Hogarth, Bowker, Powers. Dworak, Danielson, Haas Sanders, johnson, Ohlsen, Kruse, Saunders, Schleu. Gladson, Allard, McCone, Miller Sesto, Peterson, Allstot. Bliller, Erickson, Dailey, Smith, Semrad, Tollman, Moulton, Weeks i-A 3 if Y Y f Y? , Y ? 5: ?i .,,s: '::,: ,z::t 's i Stullnrd, Loclvsig. R. Miller. Eggen, S. Rigg. Boyd. Frank. Burrlwlciincxs. Novak. Cluflcc, Christensen, Wklscliiiick iliilzmzlra. Burrus, Gordon. W'iggins. Hzissslquist. Kaspur. i.usuirc.l, Svevad, Hemlrilkson, Smlley, Rhea Rixlvinwun, Nordstrom, D. Rigg, Peterson. Aiidcrsun, Bonaici. lircmh, l'l0wa1rd, Alexander. Spumer. Sruiislmry Swigurr, Limlblimm, Nilsun, Miller, liriaksinn, Dailey, Smiiili, Scmrzul. Tullmiui, Miiultim, Sperlir Green Peppers and Rifle Club Tuwnsdin. Krueger, Schwnndr, M. Hill. Scliuerzu, Spickerman, S. Hill, ifumine Xlifickmzxn, Miller, Robinsun, Knlisch, Burge, 'l'lminii, Burkholder, Gimsnell, llzitson A, Hill, Benson, johnson, Hagan, Osborne, Mcilluiig, Lewun, Fowler. l.llIlll1UI', Tinsley Sfhneidcrwiml, Osrronic, Lipilri, llpilike, Mueller, XVustcrg1iurrl, Bumliirimt. Jeter, Maxwell Liiulhlmu, Bailey, Nelsnn, Wfurrs, lfurahcr, Oliplmm, Yfiinincrmzlii. Bimlilwii, Aiiilrezxsen, Cfrimier ,lurgn-xmmlx. XVuod9, Sxxcrrc. Kulnlcric, 1 hupmzm, Ruxwll. Maxwell ,lc-mr. XY'xrc11s. Iluwglrd Senior and Junior Chcerlcildcrs S. Hill, Spuiclmcr, Amer MLC lung, M. llxll. Kusku. A. Hill, Manger, Marlin. RL'ilsnlmcidcr, XX'lll'liIll11ll, Bamdumur. HL-ndcrsnm Kmninc, Erinksun. Read. Rohrlwugh, Logan. Zimmerman, Snell Thomazin, Reifschneitler, Chapman, Chaloud, Beckner, Scherzherg, Benson, Kadletck, Nebergall, Baker Tucker, Oshel, Henderson, Riha, Beath, Gosnell, Lucht Sophomore Cheerleaders and Green GAA Nugent, Moulton, Struhldreier, Dahl, Running, Dworak, Bowker, Barton, Berry, Kelley lNlithelmann, Workman, Davis, Thomsen, Hogarth, Mundelein, Kampfe, Needham, J. Miller, Peterson, Smith Haas, johnson, Jensen, Kawal, Bonacci, Sanders, Rhea, Goodrich, Morinelli Alexander, Allard, Semrad, Gladson, Schleu, Dailey, Comstock, Saunders, Custard, Marhisen, Ohlsen A, Miller, Goeser, Nelson, liruse, XVeeks, Toomey, Holst, Powers, Spomer, Stolley. Sesto Gordon, Zike, J, Johnson, Moore. Cook, Heggemeier, Yates, Christensen, Coffey, Harpool Swigart, Smnslxury, Vogel, Wfasfhinek, Hnrsch, Helms, Meisinger, Moore, Specht, Lester, S. Johnson Calandra, Stollartl, Burrus, Howard, Ford, Kelley, Tollman, Bartholomew, Danielson, French, Erickson Peterson, Sides, Kirkham, Jensen, McArdle, Kaspar, Brumlield, Raisch, Patlan, Nordstrom, Wikle Hasselquist, Henriksen, Allstot, Kruse, VUeeks, Toomey, Spomer, Powers, Lodwig, Rigg, Blair Green and White GAA Bntson, Mason, Clhaloud, Lemon, Smith, Almquist, Rcifsthneider Dyer, Reidel, Thomazin, Settle, Gosncll, Henderson, Miller, Spickerman Young, Nebergall, Tucker, Graham, johnson, Andrews, Billings, Rock Fciler. Fowler, Millert, Kalisch, Nelson, Anderson, Krueger. Kacllecek Baker, Martin, Benson, Kruse, Chapman, Buckner, Vogt, Trenetty, Scherzbetg ' 'i N V W .. , 7 M' Nelson. Manz, Brown, Houston. Bcvelheimer, Glfxtldcn, Elsasser, Ferris, Oshel Voorhees. Riha, Mcliatland, Blythe. Anderson, Ruth, Grasso. Pcntzien Beach. Lcwon. French. Hansen, Lang, Brock, Remes. Nielsen. Smith Lucht. Hagan, Lorenzen. Hinkle, Moss. L. lfline, E. Cline. Braughton Maddison, W'allin, Benson. Kruse. Lhapman, Bcckner, Vogt. jones, Norbeck White and junior-Senior G A Spcicher. Manger, Schneidetwind, Andersen. Stride, Thoma, Dworak, Stevens, Harsch, Brick, David, Martin, Kuska Arner, Ebencr, Van Dyke, Bnntlurant, Chapman, Haight, Glintborg. Snell. Swanson, Benson, Robinson, Logan Johnson, Cook, Henderson, lipdike. Compton, Stalley, Vanecsk, Lipari, Tinsley, Sedlacek, Comine Olson. Mittaucr. A. Hill. Wickman. Reifschneider, Mueller, Warts, Zimmerman, Russell, Swerre, Miller, Vincent Chamberlain, Sandra Hill, Susan Hill, Jorgsnson, Burge, Howard, Maxwell, Bell, Futcher. Jeter, Erickson l E 2 , is fa l in 5 E -1 F 2 i . A -E 5 - -+ : .7 w. L J-EV : ig E -. E gi '? ? .Q ' Ve 4 , eg Q5 eu we q. ,wt 5 Q 5 Hladik, Hill, Snyder, Osborne, Mortensen, Thorson, Light, E. Nelson, jindra. Cooper, Stollard, Yelick Kolvek, Gordon, Mcillung, Pcrerson, Westergaard, Dilli, X3C'ells, Swanberg, Kendall, Hayden, Gottsch, Ollonnor Read, B. Johnsen, Schuetze, Ostronic, A. Nelson, Heckerson, Timmons, Marilyn Johnson, XX'aterman, Margaret John- son. Hefline King, Miller, Krueger. Anderson, Hovendick. Burkholder, Campbell, Wfoolley, Brown. Kolderie. Julian Hetherington, Crozier. Larsen, jorgenson, Burge, Howard. Maxwell, Bell, Bohlsen, XVyrens, Oliphant unior-Senior GAA and jeans Club Thomazin, Johnson, A. Nelson, Stride, I. Dworak, Eicl-cholt. Firter, Beckner, Scherberg, Schneiderwind, Semrad, Donaldson Burrus, Bolhsen, Anderson, Compton, A. Hill, Running, Kadleck, Neluergall, Tucker, Beach, Herheringron Lucas, Johnson, Vogel, N. Nelson, Vogt. Riha, Benson. Baker, Mdllung, French Henderson. Stolley. Futcher, D. Dworak. P. Anderson. Luchr. Fowler. Snell. Feiler, Comine Bonduranr, S. Hill, Trenerry, Thomas, Zimmerman. Campbell, Maxwell, Henderson, Wfickman, Erickson. Kuska Nelson, Dahl, Tonjes, Bartholomew, Mundelein. Hayden, Burge. Osborne. Munz. Gladden. Remcs. Young Vizina. Fredrickson. Swopc, Bell. Needham. Kampfe. Baker. Olenius, Harsfh. Smith. Ferris Morgan. Butler. Andrews, Grnsso. Hinkle. Almquisn. Burkholdcr. Mitrauer. Boehm, Koch. Thomscn Blair. Vfacson, Spickerman. Spechr. Macldison. Moore. XY ascl1incl-c. Helms. L. Cline, E. Cline. finlnndra Swanson. Spcichcr, Larsen. Thoma. Zimmerman. Campbell. Muxwcll. Henderson. Robinson. Jeter. Hill cans Club Humphrey. Gocsur. Goodrich. S johnson, Reidcl. Henriksen. ML-Ardlc. Harsch. Brilk. David. Sulliuck. XVigginS Gordon, Pcrcrson. Stollnrd. Swzlnlxerg. Dailey. Tollmun. Nelson. Kendall. Lcwon. Hanks. Glinrlnorg Logan. Scslo. Swigart. Md unc. Kruse. K. Krueger. Kamal. Lhrisrcnsen. Colley. Stark. Gzllwrlmnn Olilscn. Hcggimcicr. Harrquisr. Billings. Stolley. Hogarth. L. johnson. Rcifschncidcr. Rock. Gosncll. Norhcck l'. Krncgcr. lircnih. Allsrot. Thoinn. Zimmerman. Lumpbcll. Muxwcll. Henderson. Jones, Erickson, Smnsbury v L Piker, Ruth. Settle. Brown, Mortensen. Vunctck. ,linc.lra. Martin, O'CQonnor. Johnson, Pcntzien. Nielsen Stnllard. Linztri. Rhea. Bnnacci. Looper. Custard. Hill. Cllnppcr. Dailey. Brock, Yeslick Read, Thzxdcn, Hntnurnick, Lemon. Clizilnud. C,lmptn1m. ,lcnst-n. XY'iklc, Rcidcl. Gordon. Bclland Huvcndick. Bartlett. Manger, Anderson. Stcvcnw. Kfuuk. Wkltts, Brown. Martin. Latimer. Hccketson Peterson. XYQIIS, Rcifsthncrtlcr. Thnmn, Zimmerman. Cfnmpluell, Maxwell. Henderson. Beetier. Evans. Haas cans Club and Tennis Team Sterling. 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Compton. M. Hill. Nelson. Ferris, E. Cline. Kolvek Bohlsen. Westergaartl. Cllmpinzxn. Swanberg. Kendall. Szollard. Johnson. Kadlefek. Tucker. Fowler Gordon. Stollcy. Speither. Stevens. Mueller, Pratt. Gosnell. Manger. Martin Norbetk, Mittauer. Lucht. Beach, S. Hill, Thonmzin. Snell, Read. Nebergull Girls' B-Club 2 ,1,x if The gym uses bows, arrows, and rifles to shoot toward an all-around girls' sports program. G.A.A. O-Club initiation, and cheerleaders wiggling bunny ears at tournament games are a part of the fun 5 5 5-T E : i l 2 5 E S 5 5 Q1 1 5i E 2 Q? 2:21 E f in Y W L l Q l Q Li . As We Were MONROE, KINDERGARTEN BENSON WEST, SECOND GRADE HARRISON, SECOND GRADE ROSEHILL, THIRD GRADE BENSON WEST, SIXTH GRADE CLIFTON HILL, EIGHTH GRADE AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS