Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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H ,. I, W Mrs. Dorothy Darnall Miss Gertrude Dieterichs I W ' I A I , ' 1 321- ff it 1, .fl f f! Eg I B -'SEI Mrs. Irene Johnson sa a 1 mit ,, . W 9 fm Q, t ' fe Miss Patricia Miller 4-lr' 4 Mrs. Doris Stevens Mrs. Barbara Knee The Elizabethan stage comes alive for the sixth hour senior English class due to a miniature replica and the enthusiasm generated by Miss Dieterichs. Miss Grace Rowoldt Miss Helen Yont Mr. Horn's journalism students learn the page-makeup of a newspaper through a page of the Benson High News. A lively bulletin board of the Civil War sets the stage for the t'Red Badge of Courage as it is studied by English III classes.

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gllgfirih English courses taking on many varied forms, 'tSilas Marner , My Antonia , Macbeth , Themes. then revisions of incoherency, wordiness, Book reports and critical analyses, Poetic devices of alliteration and onomatopoeia, Stimulating speakers in humanities, Character counts in journalism, Demonstration speeches in oral English, Affirmative versus the negative in debate, Long hours of practice in play production. Mr. Gunnar Horn Department Head Mrs. Susan Fargher Mr. William Fryers Miss Marion Grandone The sophomore English class of Mrs. Joanne Knott Miss Nancy Land Miss Miller discovers that a theme involves much work and revision. 1 1.1 Mr. Anthony Arms Mrs. Mary Hershberger ,sk 5 E Mrs. Helen Maynard Miss Darlene Schwarz

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ociaf .gjfuclied Understanding others and ourselves by- Studying diverse cultures of foreign countries Committing names and dates to memory Discussing problems of today... Their effects on tomorrow... Proposing solutions for their remedy Reading pages and pages of hard facts Supplementing schoolwork with- Outside reading, term papers, book reports Newspaper clippings, magazine articles Outlines, oral reports, panels, debates. France, Germany, Italy, Africa Wars, Treaties, revolutions, acts, peace. Mr. Dan Wilcox Department Head Kings, premiers, dictators, presidents Leaders of histories, long and hard- Heads of governments, many and varied. Colonies, states, republics, satellites Columbus to Johnson, America, Democracy. Story of the peoples, the cultures, the past Prologue of the future. American history students of Mr. Salmela learn the location of each of the fifty states on the number map. Mrs. Margaret Davis Mrs. Hazel Livingston Miss Lucille Barbe Miss Diane Devin ,ks r-G