Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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L -j.Qi3i1'f':,f'- Y i f A k1 Q k i yjj , , i ,gA, L ,'i., , Miss N. Land Miss K. Micek Miss D. Schwarz Mr. R. McGuire Miss P. Miller Mrs. D. Stevens Mrs. H. Maynard M1s.C. Planalp Miss H. Yont Library Another book was opened, which is the hook of life. REVELATION XX, 12 No more required reading lists! No more questions to write out over chapter what-is- it? How many pages we riffle or read will be determined by us. Sobering thought, eh gang? But how lucky we are the book's just opening. . -- V , V, et, ,.. ..., ' -il-51S':.ZYP' efaflilifi 5 :1 Qftrlffi :-: 'fl' MP7 : T511 ef F -1'I:'f - ii -2- I. Y - -a f' s is Mr. C. Heileman Mrs. R. McAlister Y0u'd think they could get a computer to help mel 17 P

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. Sometimes the student takes it for granted that he is the one who puts in the most hours. But ask the teachers, and ,theyill be able to tell you the truth. They' work more hours than we ever hope to. Why build these cities glorious lf man unbuilded goes? In vain we build the worldg unless The builder also grows. Edwin Jlarkham, MAN-MAKING Suppose Edwin Markham had to write a senior research paper on the above thesis statement. How does that, Nln vain we build the world, bit grab you, Miss Dieterichs? Markham really gets to the crux of the matter, doesn't he? A word of waming to those cities glo- rious : we builders, we're growing! Mr. C. Horn Mr. A.d Arms is-Q is The newspaper staff has a pow-wow with their big chief, Gun- MIS. D, Damall nar Horn, to map out a new strategy for playing cowboys and Indians. Miss C. Dieterichs Mr. K. Hill s Mr. W. Fryers Mis. I. Johnson l Bla 1,4 Mis. S. Coldsberry Mrs. J. Knott

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Mathematics Mathematics takes us into the region of absolute ne- cessity, to which not only the actual world, but every possible world, must con- form. Bertrand Russell, THE STUDY OF MATHEMATICS. About the absolute necessities of life, sir, our weekly allowance shows us the posi- tive to say nothing of the negative aspects of numbers. But the thrill of advancing from the actual world to every possible world, in spite of conformity, is the stuff mathematics is made ofl M s....fx' llmmmml This presents an interesting problem. Very inter- esting. But is it modern art or modern math? 52 Sf -.- 1 Here's how a little number at the front of the classlcan upstage all the right answers on all black boards in all math classes. Mr. H. Penner Mr. A. Gilmore Mr. C. Raser M1s.C. Bissell Mr. E. Hanson Mr. D. Knebel Miss M. Bland Mr. J. Jensen Mrs. B. Knee