Benson High School - Cupola Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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.ii 'S-:Q L pl' ji pf 1 5 if -,.: 51 Mis. J. Laing Miss R. Kiewit Mr. R. Sorensen Miss P. Werve Industrial Arts Industry keeps the body healthy, the mind clear, the heart whole, and the purse full. C. Simmons Granted, CS! Industry does that and a lot more. How about us city folk who lean out the window to take a whiff of fresh air and end up choking on the smog! Why, it's stuffier than living in THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN CABLES! We've got rights, you know! ,, S ,sr fi. ei Mr. A. Gilmore n ig-sg . - ml' :aa- Q K , , . A z . ,-1 at . k . V H . .. I 311. V Miss N. Land Mr. K. Hill ig Eg ...-S ..- yr! ' gi -: .- ,.. ,,,. -: :Q You know, boys, it's really surprising what you can do with Mr, Johnson a little biz of wood, glue, and Benson' Bunny Brains! Mr. C. Juvenal Mr. C. Davey Mr. B. McKimmey Mr. D. Martens

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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

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Art As the sun colours flowers so does art colour life. Sir john Lubbock, PLEASIQRES OF LIFE. With art at itsypeak of experimentation and exploration, life sometimes becomes a world of walk-up rooms and paisley cats and blue people with green eyes. It's all very in- teresting and sometimes even startling! Right Mr. Schomberg? Mr. T. Schomberg I owe it all to that paint by number set that I got last year for Christmas from that cat at the North Pole. Physical Education Good King, I have come to warn you that the sky is falling! He who has health, has hope, And he who has hope, has everything. ARABIAN PROVERB P.E. has so much to offerl Those femi- nine gym suits and the seven minute dress-in! It's not that we don't like it, Miss Lintzmang but speaking for the girls, our biceps are just , too much, man! I w K Mr. A. Harris Mr. D. Lewis My Way to go computer! But I still got the short end of the deal- Miss Lintzman the same old gym suitll