Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Page 8 text:

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

Page 7 text:

MR. ARONSON MR. SCHROER

Page 9 text:

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.