Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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ufiinedd Finding that future career through . . . A strange language of little lines, circles, and Curves that Mr. Gregg called shorthand. Two columns that must balance and won't, Endless letters with no less than three errors, Hunt, peck--a, s, d, f, g--peck, peck . . . Arranging a display case, clothing a mannequin, Working with credits, debits, liabilities. Mr. Raser explains signed numbers to an afternoon algebra class. Training today f0I' 3 Sl1CC9SSfl1l tOfn0I'I'0W, at A is ..- Mr. William Powers Mrs. Kay Andersen Typing students work to increase their efficiency and speed under the watchful eyes of Mrs. Steele. Department Head Mrs. Mickey Burrell Miss Ehrma Donley Mr. Edwin Keiser Mrs. Joan Lanning Hg , mf . i 5 , .V ,yy q .atm ff ,lvl , ,,y5 YS Mrs. Alene Nielsen Mrs. Mary Steele Mrs. Alice Tesar Mrs. Esther Weitkamp fssi Q A i ii Trying to move your fingers at 60 words a minute.

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Wafkemaficd Sophomores meeting geometry Live in a paper world of trapezoids and angles . . . Become possible future engineers and architects. Juniors solve numerous, impossible equations, Discover that imaginary numbers do exist, Equate answer books with functions and formulas. Seniors face Laws of Sines and Cosines, Attempting to conquer trigonometric functions, Manipulate slide rules and choose'to tutor. All are challenged by the world of numbers. Miss Margaret Bland Mr. LeRoy Kallemeyn Miss Roberta Kiewit Mrs. Judith Laing Mr. Clark Raser Mr. Herbert Penner Mrs. Carla Bissell Department Head fr it A Mr. Robert Graham Mr. Ed Hanson iratitr if A .r.s. N' Mr. Derwood Knebel Mrs. barbara Knee Mr. Roger Sorensen Miss Patricia Werve , L

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ol? far? .Aft Exploring the world of books Cl1mb9fS0me drawing tablets Searching for useful resources Pencil, Chalk, Ch3I'C031,P3if1t Deciphering catalogue cards Outdoor sessions in the stadium Paying overdue book fines Posing 35 3 mfldel Creating impressions Striving for the Gold Key Gaining knowledge for tomorrow. Developing hidden tHl6HtS. Waiting for books on reserve Reading words of yesterday. . . Mrs. Rose McAlister Mr. Larry Johnson ome conomicri Double periods of. . . Preparing wholesome meals Sewing new wardrobes Recognizing economy and quality Convenience and practicality Learning today, as a student Guiding tomorrow as an adult. Mrs. Marjorie McDermott Mr. Gene Heileman Mr. A. Thomas Schomberg With the aid of the card catalogue and Mr. A student model poses, while Mr. Schomberg Heileman, a student finds her book. explains the importance of proportions. Mrs. McDermott teaches her homemaking girls the usage of the sewing machine.