Benton High School - Wahwahlanawah Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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L ' S It Rd. lndepend:1cTe,:AngTg4055 3 0000 1 31 68438 7 -A ': Q-fm sig h.- W-,,,A,,, , -Q,-1 .....Q.:-.a-.::.:.Q :-1f:f1-f'2-11 mga ' ' ' - 'S ' : L,.,frf TZ3w.s 22311. - rg:--931: F OREWORD 'There's gold 'in llcem thai' hillsjf thought the a'ea1y lil-er as he gasecl 'ap the trail at H111 fm-birlrllny peaks against the horizon. A-lnrl with lhis zlnpzzlsion he ploclclecl on to- n-arfl his goal: 'rielms anal all the Comforts ll nvmlfl buy. The bmvlon of his pack and fools ywfr less lmazfy as he slrocle Confi- rlvnlly lofrarfl a jH'Ullll.Sl l7g fulure. This 1'lfllllIl lj'N golf! rash continues toa:ard a sinfllar goal: the more abundant life. Bat Ihr' ylillfriny are itself is an inlanyible and llmuyl: fl must he nrinefl al the expense of tedious physical and mental labor, the tools are other than the pick, shovel, pan or slufieo bow of California fame. Todayfs prospeetor needs a trainecl nlfincl, a healthy body, an energetic, sympathetic personality to -fzerest the rich qnart: from its bed. Today's schools offer the opportunity for such training to ambitious youth. And to him who nfllls to learn from such .sonrc-es there opens the fuision of fruitful prospecting among the hills of to:nov'w'on'. Cthreei - 5:13-at -azaafgifzzeygi -555.53 41 -as , 4-7-,, s ...,. ....Y, -. .,,, .,.-.,,,,..a.,A-.4-, L-. f, - ,-,-.w'.,,, ,-, , . ,. ,.,.. . , :fn -zgr.-.L':ra:::v,....--ag,-..,::g:.:.'......f '-- +.-'.-.1L..f- ,n.4f-f...-1.:-.4L..-,.n..-.-1...- .. BGARD OF EDUCATION As soon as the first yioild hystei ia following the discovery of the gold fields had spent itself- in any spot where inen had established a toivn or ' trading post, the ainenities of civilized 1 dernocratic living gradnally exerted 1 their inflnence. ein earnest desire to rnalfe this hoineplace safe, sanitary 1 physically attrartive and inviting frorn the standpoint of edncation and cnltnre developed a vigorons civic conscious- 1 George L. Blackwell, Superintendent 71638- 1 The spirit of the 49-ers carries on in St. Joseph today 1 civic-ininded school board gives freely of tiine, energy, .and thonght to inahe the school systeni one of iuhich the city can he prond. Mr. Blackwell, leading the organization, contributes his shill, experience 1 1 and training to the sarne end. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 Stafndingl MF- GGG- L- Blackwell, Superintendent: Mr. R. V. Blomfield, asst. supt. in charge. of business. Seated: Mr. F. Garvey, Mrs. Clifford Adarns, Mr. Harry Her-schman, My-5, pam Kne er. vie , I. Mr. David Hopkins, Mr. W. Fairlelgh Enright, pres. pp ' e P asf 1 ffoury 1 1 ' 1 '5 J QL. , 1 1 ,, 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 1 I 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 rv , l 1 1 , , 1 i , , , 1 1 ' 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 , f f - 1 , . if 1 1 ' .?:.-s1a2a3-if-Q41-'lm'lv' f - ' ' ff - Y .W f 41,-1-'---,-4,. - ...r f ' ' V ' 1 X f' J ' 1 YES. . rf: ' ..n-:wa -'Azz-:LL - 1:,a'- faeifm-z:::W-Am-g-13,31-Q.. .--V-.,- .lr Y ,. M ,, , -pu-enqgeg-on w-557. J,-umm-an--use BENTON ADMINISTRATION Ifgends may glomfy the solttary plospeetoi uho tumaed hes back ou sfezfty amd went hts way alone I uohty men tended to baud togethez cstnblfsh camps, set up gucwds cmd appomt leddels whom they could trust Fzom these lectdefs they expected fat: dealzlzg honesty, and meonuptzble eohduot They chose meat whose fm teozzty mspfmed vespeet not only Ol themselves but for the thmgs they stood f07' W L Daffron Pr1nc1pal Behtohs dtggthgs has tts admtmstzatwte lcddels whose desue zt 1s to sewe the best mtevests o those zu then' change M1 Dafflon, Mo Bowen and Mtss Wzlsoh ole sfmoerely devoted to the stahdazds of good school heepmg and stmet mt futfdlmg the trusts zeposed we them I I MISS G MARION WILSON MR LOWELL BOWEN Dean of Glrls V1ce Prxmcpal fine? 1'j' 1 111f'::1fff: .- 1711'::wi .-:.1:s .-at :.,.gr---A5:'-.5-. ......., -MI ..z's2w2'-:MP-1f-':w-ew-1-Le-Q-wr--fnrw-ef-we'4-- , 1, . , J , ,1 ' ' ' 1 - - 1 1 f , ' J 1 , f f , . 77, ' 1 , pf ' V f A 1 1 , W ' 1 A , f ,L I ,, Y . f. 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Sf1:w.f-i1d.ael-.f:1.:.-...A-r.h,5agq...21, .wwi53-.:ik..Qi:Q..q,1mn.5....,-,-E.--SAW....- - . ' J w2f:2:.r.f:1,. : !...!.! :, Q.: xr!..Lws.u.a...k-..-m.-,...-1-.-..-v-- -- e--lf-1 ?e-- A- L J, Csixl 5 2 al -1 Q wif X vQ'.:L:- '. ' 'L M- .- A , DE. 9 -L , - 5' .ET Saga Y. , ,.- -H . Frank C. Baker, B. S. , Diversified Occupations Dora Cowan, B. S., A. M., Math., Social Science Nell E. Frye, A. B., English No Pho-to : W. Don Francis, B. S. , 'Physical Education, S0cia.l Science X. Mary Ellen Boyd- ston, B. S., Social Science Mary Lee Doherty, A. B., A. M., English Irene T. Hindman, R. N., P. I-I. C., Clinic No Photo: Mildred C. Hunt, B. S., Commercial W. L. Daffron, B. Frances E. Adams S., A. M., B. iS., Vocal Principal Music Roberta M. Cain, A. Ruth Campbell, A. Dena Clark, B. S. B., Math, Latin, B., A. M., Social Librarian Study H-all Science Myrtle R. Elliott, Sarah Endebrock, Vita. Finley, A. B. A. B., A. M., B. S., Biology A. M., English, English, Speech Latin, Spanish Evelyn Hutson, B. DOI'0'0hy M. Jack- Geraldine Krebs, B S., Vocational son, B. S., A. M., S., M. E., Eng- Home Economics English, Health lish, History, Counsellor ff --L11'.- .-.1 '. f ' Elia . . ' ' ?..: ',:.,-.?:TFf.:Z'.:i.'-f'- 'J'-.z,..,2+'-.,1-::..'I' W.--H-, 1C-'?:'.. '- F'- '-:--'2f2fif+--:'f:.s:f:-.::4-:f-.- ...f .f.:f:,..... ,- - .---.1.r........ ...- :.m.m..s f . f'eff-'.:.:s-.wi -. . .eww fm--:ma 4591355 -'-M1'5r.2 4ie3rp 'i'F.:. 1 aJ:2 .e7if::52 -22?v4-1elseif.-ewme-+,.me' ea1.a..Q.Ms-4 -1 .11 .2-.- ff: fl N l li QW Q filflm. Lowell K. Bowen, Edward Lakin, B. B. S., A. M., Vice Principal, Math., Science Louis Michaelis, B S.: Commercial Martha P. Sellers B. S., A. M., Art G. Marion Wilson. A. B., M. E., Adviser to Girls, Citizenship S., A. M., In- strumental Music Sgt. E. W. Phillips, J. William Reid, B. Elizabeth Robert- Clayton Saunders, R. O. T. C. S., Mechanical ' Drawing, Shop P. B. Springer, A. W. K. Swisher, B. B-I COmm0I'Cia1, S., Math., Social Physical Science, Educa-tion Counsellor Eliza WOOGGTSOH. Verna Zimmerman B. S., A. M., B. S., Physical American History Education, Health, Speech Y.. G.--f .new ,fs-1-1-.V-Q.:'11:11:f'5 af:-'- '-.,-- - S: l l l 1 l l I i l l l son, B. S., A. M., B. S., A. M., Mathematics Mathematics I D. G. Vequist, B. Eva Wilson, B. S., S., E., A. M., English, Phys-ics, General Journalism Q Science I Barbara Sxtabe, Janice Weir, Asst. Secretary Secretary Ksevenl ' I l 1 .5231iEii?:?f1'EN'gYfSS.Ef-if? 'vrftvfw-fr. - H ---vw H .L W 1. .. . .- H f .Y -1 1?':fX:YZ'J, . . M-my -- - '1'rf'::fw:'f'11vrw'1fifL 'I2 2fi 'l'f flY'!2'iw--'- TEH- -ff-v..1 f' .1 as ma.: it .A -5. H m, :N ...-+ - isle, ..,.,...... + '1'X'LT il Y g'?'As. 'a3 3f '1 f1i hiss?-31- '53v:-.sisfix?-?ifb91'i? 'f'T 2' 55f:1SF ':55J f1-fwwaxa' av-'11 'w j3FvLF::: sealer.-as 2-na-fs.,-.ra r STUDENT COUNCIL First: Pat Collier, Connie Yeakley, Frances Bunten, Jack Johnson, vice-pres.: Eddie Valentine, pres., Aliene Nielsen, secy.g Shirley Coy, Phyllis Rose, Patty McCoy. Second: Jo Ann Batchelor, Charlene McMurry, Jo Ann Sauter, Nancy Darnell, Norma Christman, Jean Bi-shop, Barbara Stevenson, Glenda Poteet, Virginia Carter, Dorothy Gann. Third: Richard Mattox, Norman Halpain, Alexander Smiley, Neil Nielsen, Pat Pettepier, Don Williams, Pete Kirschner, Frank McLaughlin, Charles Young, Jerry Jenkins. V COUNCIL OFFICERS Eddie Valentine .. . jack johnson .. Aliene Nielsen Mr. Swisher . . . . . . . .President . . .Vice President . . . . . .Secretary . . .Sponsor COUNCIL ACTIVITIES - The student council may be compared to a senate Which, acting on recommenda- tions forwarded from student groups, can be relied on to Work to improve school conditions from the students' Viewpoint. These activities are various. Last fall council members clerked in the book ex- change. Wheii the football season opened, they managed the queen contest. They got out souvenir programs for the coronation game and other home games later in the season. Duringthe games, they directed traffic at the field. just before the Thanks- giving game with Central they sponsored Color Day and sold pennants and other gadgets in the school colors. Qeightl .:.-.' :-::L,,:, :ern-'.1,-.::-exam:-.:,t..J,,.,....4,.a-. . , a.......- .-. .. ...,. .. After policing the premises during lunch hour they set out containers to catch the waste paper scattered during the period. For the recreation room they bought dance records and ping pong balls. For the main lobby they bought an electric clock and helped to install it. As a contribution to civic activities they supervised the Community Chest drive among the students. Asking for an offer- ing of any amount from every member of each home room, they got gratifying re- sults as most home rooms responded with 10079 contributions. - - 1- sm, ' -f f1 Fff2 7 '::':m1 r''mai:.v:.'.::1:1:'41-'- f.rz:1:vi:1r:r' ,:-4 I-alfI4'15'11zt:-'-ff-1:1-z::'::a:: --:-L-:':1..ff .-t,L .-.... ..s-....--...... ,.,......-.....4..,a.,.........a.-....s,.w..a1...-.. - .p f - -- -'- ---me -- 1 - -e H A --f - - h21:e.-,a .- -f------m-- ee:-,g-,.5,s--- 5--:,,,:,'.,L1 mm-:tu-:-1-:fax-1 A , . . ' ' ' . . - . M--N --Q 'v--f1- +'.--X-'--- f M- 5- Lwf 'Q fyafWWW w-- ,.f.. ,U f 1' N' P-Vw: f V wk IA ' -- 1 '-1 I f 1 Www f ff 4 f 5 rl 35' yr . Q Q f' U if , 24'f,X:'fN ,Q ye .1-4,35 fd Mx XE? ' si ' M551 W5 L ...- ,. . ,, f. L lijT'i'l'..MTl--.1.. ' 1' ni , UN' Y ' , Il, In I ,ql E 'Q i f 1 I,-lh. fi, W ---. R' if 459' 1 EN ,. 3-.,--+,- E ,. f 2 Agfa. 4 iiigfi 'Nqr' .Hs W' Q 22 2 .,f, , I., tl-.fs N k,., , n k::j TQ Q FF1 - . 7 ff I hi.. +? 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'mass ,-nf:,.:,1,g::.v-2 --1--' F ALL Cardinal queens, there has never been one whose schoolgirl charm could equal that of Aliene, Miss Benton '49. She's a tiny person,' always dressed in exquisite taste. Whether she's bending that lovely blond head over a book or lif-ting those fbig brown eyes in a questioning glance, she is the personification of the American school girl at her enchanting best. When she laughs and en-ters into the fun, well, it's no wonder Bentonites adore her. Allene Nielsen MISS BENTON '49 .su-swam-ercg. . , .131-:wx-rx, -. . L, - -:x..v. - rr ' ' V ... - -- . AL ,V sn .Q- ,M-T -. felevenb - .-wale s M ' . -V , CORONATQON PRINCIPALS Seated: Melvin 'Stanislaus Jo Ann Batchelor Norma Singleton Paul Clark. I Standing: Fran-ces Bunten Shirley Myers Norma Barrett Joyce Goin Aliene Nielsen queen' Eddie V lentine Jane Benight, Agnes Wright Shirley Hook Rose Cross. ' When Aliene Niel-sen was crowned at the opening of the football season on the evening of September 24, she was attended by Norma Barrett Jane Benight Joyce Goin, and Agnes Wright as maids of honor., Their campaign managers Everett Roley Eddie Valentine, Bob Turner, Ronnie Drown-s, and Jack Johnson escorted them in the processional across the field. Eddie, as student body president, officiated at the crowning. Pages were Jo Ann Batchelor and Norma Singletong trumpeters were Paul Clark and Melvin Stanislaus. Class attendants were Shirley Myers and Rose Cross from the eleventh , gradqeg Shirley Hook and Frances Bunten represented the sophomores. The entire party participated in the initial flag raising of the season conducted by the R. 'O. T. C. unit preceding the queen's investiture in her high office. p QUEEN, MAIDS, MANAGERS Left: Ronnie Dr Y Jane Benight, Bob Turner, Agnes Wright, Jack Johnson. y 3' lene X legen' OWUS1 JOYCE Goin, Eddie Valentine Norma Barrett Everett Roley Queen Al' NI' 1 ftwelveb .. . . .. ...1 FEgf,wfff.1J-.1-11 2. -VV, -.wfspffffafifsw-'mn-w:1Lewaz2zna51:geemtzziza-:qi5qg:1a1L::L:1:smigiesfggq,. , 1 ,K . ,, A, ,,,,, -1.11 1.64. r un. 4 4- grwg' 'Q we idmlkflii 'rcwnqx-43,516 .gl-1--51::fQ.:41-frg' klgegfgigrpag,-,,fg,:e:s:w:c.-..1.1.s--f-f--1f- 2-f r '-M------0 mf-1---'-1 -fr 41 'f2ST'l!i F'1 45P - 131841 RF W '- . 251- 221. :i5.3.1. -15?3E5:1zsLft?r:kEXwSmf, -iweeeaa,-Qaf:+...r, sk.-1-:m. .m.15-...-.,- . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 21 1 ' 1 1 1 J 1 - 1 1 1 1 cf- -- -.- -, -. . . ....-.- A .-f.,.. . -, ...l.,- -. .,, . . ' F 1 fm: :aww .fsaifgme-fifefL1 ?gfffffafqennjf--,5fgi.,.fe-2-.eatfsvg--'grave-1.24.-:ff1f-::'s2:H.rszfi's1::1r:f:s,- rw N T----.-eve-em, . c 2 .1. ,. as if-feww.-fm-..1,Lf.:. 1 A.. Qtr- ,..'H'e '-.1- :Q-ff:l't2 efi-ilfflsfiriffifiiiiih+1..i1'3-filiififf q3:lf-'E5sf Fsg,.53i'-iQ..T-i5 '2E'if: '.ag,--..47' ff?'?.f'-5'f255' S'2ii5o1 5?kQm4ifl 'E'.a?-11-f 'rr' Fw CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Jackson Miss Hutson Mr. Saunders, Chairman Mr. Springer No Photo: Mrs. Hunt Here's to those five faculty members who have helped to manage the finances and other goings-on for the senior class-the sponsors. Their enthusiasm always at the service of the '49 ers, has done much to make the off-classroom activities of the class a series of outstanding successes. Their ability to plan and execute is evidenced by the fine results achieved in class programs, the junior Prom, and the concessions stand. CONCESSIONS CREW In the open air emporium on the football field you found them--a stout hearted crew dispensing good things to eat and drink-class-spirited seniors whose consistent efforts have raised the sizable fund needed to keep the annual 'out of the red.' Inside, during the basketball season-their sponsors Working right along' with 'them-they kept going with a spirit of ready and cheerful service. They can be proud of the results: the project has been successful. Certainly it is one to earn them the gratitude of the entire class. F11 st Helen Majewski, Frances Marek, Frances Fleshman, Marguart Shaw, Norma Spangler, Poxie Waitkoss, Martha Mejia, Nell Culver, Dorothy Zuptick, Rosemary Drummond. Sc-cond Jimmy Leonard, Emery Noah, Benny Kidney, David Kinzie, Wesley Hicks, LeRoy Allen, Lob Davis, Burl VVel1s. Wai-H A 1- Cthirteenl . riiaziyqitz-G.: 111 1, 11 .1 1 1 1 11,1 i --11 -A '111zzf.s14iL Il .-, 1 .. -1- - -1 W E N550-qfggggzz-nqg:g:e. .,. ,'!l'215i'!h2lYl'-!115?!t!1:,12 'li'lk- . wl:s3h' E...n.ne..v-f-A-Q-1-'1 me Eiif 'N : ' lr 113 3 11-'1 1111 :11 11 ' :Iii 1 '12 l 311 5 . 11 111111 , 1 W 11 . 11, 111 .4 ' 111 ' - x '111 1 11121 ' i 1111 ' ' I '11 ' 11 ' , 1 , 1 N 11111 1. 111 1 ' 11111 ' .. 1111, . 1, '1 , 1111: 1 1 1111 1 1 '11111 5 ' 5 11511 , '1111 f 'f :2'1' fl- X f': ' 11 1 1 N -11 ll: 11 . 1' D' . ' 1, 1 1 , 11 A- 111111 M52 ' 11 1 1 I 5 -1 5 ' 11111 1 . 1111 1 TT f' 5' 11111 1 'NB ' 9 1111 . 1 1111 1 l 111' 1 JOYCE ALEXANDER-All We had of joy endures, CORA MAE BLACK-A countenance brightened 1 1111 1 a. joy Within us. National Honor Society 3, 45 with Joy. G. R. A. 1, 2, 3. 1 11111 P. L. S. 3, 45 Citizenship B 1, 25 Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 E 111, 1 G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Crhorus 35 Dance Ban-d ' 1111! 1 35 Band 1, 2,' 3, 45 -Square Dance 15 Music VVork 1 '11 1 Shop 3. , 11111 JAUNITA BRAY-One rose, without comparing, 1 for 'beauty attracted mal Pep gliilg 15dG61R. A- gi , - 1 - ' l 5 ' 0 I Q 11111 LE ROY ALLEN-A lovely chap, affectionate, gay g1geet311g'f' 4' Gu S Orus me rus 1-111 1 and grateful. Track 3, 45 Rifle Team 45 Saber 1111 5 and Chain 45 Major 45 Annual Staff 45 Con- 1I111 1 cessions 45 Senior Play 4. 111 fI1111 1 1 112' , ERKALENE BUDGETT-In quietness and con- 11111 1 J. MARVIN ATKINS-Wise he was, the world had fidence shall 'be your strength. Citizenship B 19 11111 schooled him. Annual Staff 45 Red Cross Rep. 35 Glee Club 35 ' 11111 . G. R. A. 35 Y-Teens 35 Pep Squad 2. I 111 1 1111 1 NORMTA BARRETT-To you, oh Goddess of 11111 1 gf'?cienc5i-Iyour vassals bend the reverent knee. 1? 1 a ional onor1Society 3, Pres. 45 'Y-Teens 2, 3, CARL BUTCHER-Hi for 34 of the manliest f Secy. 45 F. H. A. :Secy. 3, 45 Citizenship B 1, 25 , - 1 S Am W S , 1111 1 R. o. T. C. 1sp'0ns0r coi. 45 s-aber and Chain 41 39EQ1g2 3h1S heant was kmd and soft' R' O' T' C' 11111 1 S-tu-dent :Director Junior Play 35 Interclub Council ' ' ' ' 11111 1 45 Student Coun-cil 15 Annual Staff 3, 45 Queen Attendant 45 G. R. A. 3, 45 Art 1, 2, 3, 4. F 1111 1 1 1111 H- VIRGINIA CARTER-A fairer iadye t-here never 1111 1 EUGENIA BAZANMT-he Wgrld was always yours? was seene. National Honor Society 45 Y-Teens ,, Q1-1 1 now do but take it. Citizenship B 1, 25 Student 2, 3, 45 F- H- A- 3, 45 P- L- S- 3, 49 'Sa-bel' and ,111 - Council 1, 25 Bentonian 45 Y-Teens 45 G. R. A. 3. Chain 4? Glee Club 39 Mixed C'h0I'US 43 Citizen' '1 1511 I ship LB 25 G. R. A. 25 1Student Council 45 Sponsor ,, 1 Major 45 District Music Festival 3. 1 JANE BENIGIIT-Love thou me for comely grace, 5 11113 for.a pleasing eye and face. National Honor 1.1 1 Society 45 Citizens-hip B 1, 25 Art Medal 25 ' Q 111' Annual Staff 3, 4:,OrChestra 1. 2,49 -String En- VICTORIA CHAPMAN-Where'er I ro-am, what jj,1 Semble 1, 2, 4? MUSJC Festlval 2? Mixed C-horus 4: ever realms to 1see, My heart, untravell'd, still 111' 1 Y'Te9I'lS 2, 31 4.9 R- 0- T- C- Sponsor OffiC6I' 3, 45 returns to thee. G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 P. L. -S1 2, 35 11111 1 S3-bel' and Cham 3, 4? Queen Atfendanf 45 'SeI1i0I' Y-Teen-s 2, 3, 45 Science Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 1111 , P13-Y 4- Okinawa University H. S. 3. 11111 1 ,, 1 1211 1 ffourteenj 1, I GARY CHURCH-His spirit glows like a lighted taper. Citizenship B 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Dance Band 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y Pres. 2, 45 Sr. Science Club 35 B Club 45 District Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 45 iState Music Festival 15 Music Workshop 35 Bentonian 4. DONNA COFFMAN-Her lovely eyes are Cupid's arms, and every look a dart. National Honor qSociety 45 Citizenship B 1, 25 P. L. S. 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 'Pep Squad 1, 25 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 45 G. R. A. 1, 2, 45 District Music Festival 35 Assoc. Editor Bentonian 4. PATRICIA COMERwKnows her own good, and knowing it, pursues. G. R. A. 2. CLARENCE CONARD-Happy the man, and happy he alone, he who can call today his own. JOAN COWELL-The sun rises and the sun sets in her eyes. Pep Club 15 Glee Club 3. NELL PUI.VER-No sun upon -an Easter-day is halt' so fine a sight. National Honor Society 3, Secy. 45 G, R, A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, Pres. 45 Sr. Science Clulb 35 Annual Staff 45 Citizenship B. 1, 25 P. L. S. 2, 4, Reporter 35 Sponsor Capt-, Co. G. 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Concessions 45 Junior Play 35 P. L. S. Play 35 Delegate to Jefferson City 25 District Music Festival 35 Senior Play 4. 'x'e0,LQ:u'51-,sk -L1-f - 4-1.'5L-5:::.L4-4:1951 I- L-...'-1-A ----- fe --e1-.- .av ---1--. - v-.VM---..-. ss.. L.--........-. , .1... e f . -4. ,-. ... , -. . .. . . . ,-....u....--f.....:1..-PQ,-.-..::'es4r,:+1:-zur.-L',.1:-Lat'fztEe:1i+5zsf:f:?S'2.'T-1:f-:'?r':1'!f.:.:--f-'-J---'114zs2.:fa.g.4-2-4.1-an -rv-M 39 1-rv X 'W E ,nf 5 f C xx Tlmimimmll U i4,-....ffT ., A, cm. ,, SUPP: .. HW 5 BOB DAVIS-Filled the air with wit and rhetoric. Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 25 Dance Band 1, 2,5 Pep Band 35 District Music Festival 2, 35 State Mus-ic' Festival 25 Hi-Y. 1, 2, Secy. 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Concessions 45 Bentonian 45 Junior Play 35 P. L. S. Play 35 Y-Teens Play 45 Senior Play 4. NAOMI DELGADO-My days are golden, fruitful of golden deeds. Red Cross Pres. 15 Latin Club 15 1 Y-Teens 1, 2. RONNIE DROVVNS-And I oft .have heard de- fended,-Little said is soonest mended. ROSEMARY DRUMMOND-By nature Wise, and learned much by art. Shillington, Pa. 15 National Honor Society 45 F. H. A. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Y-Teens 2, Reporter 3, 45 Interclub Council 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Bentonian 45 Junior Play 35 Concessions 45 G. R. A. 3, 45 Senior Play 4. BILLY ECK-Each man is his own star and creates his own universe. Red Cross Rep. 15 Mixed Chorus 35 Camera Club 35 R. O. T. C. 3, 45 Con- cessions 4. BETTY EDLIN-An angel or, if not, an earthly paragon. National Honor 'Society 45 Citizenship B. 15 P. L. S. 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Bentonian Busi- ness Manager 45 Girls Chorus 1, 25 G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. UNB tfifteenl Y K .V 1 V F I -vw:-, ,Y A , L Ymzfvr. f.L.u-.,.1-.11-A-K-s -.:-.z.'!-':'P:'TlFW-:- aum.'12l'4.,,.,. ' ' ZlfL T3.g. --12.----1-112 :::'- 'lit' T I - V V . .f f--rr.. -. 4 .,.,. fx..-.1 .1 ..1.. .f.su.4z,...,,. ,,.,,T,f'.q,,s':e5ss,..3-t as 1 A ' ... '4'- lm 'wr' wr fs? sf+,,15S,L -T 4 J i4 'H-' ' ,JEEP - J f- .1 2:1 --Q. -.--12+ -.' -J-.N . .. L.. 4s.,..-1-es-vr::::1. -' -V V - ,..., - , ,, ..-W --W.. .1 ,...,L,....s.:,,f. . - ,. uf ,,n Ls aaa, WWIWWW S Mmm' f 2 if X 'f' ' ff. mm rl A 'NB ' A M,..,,, . , ANNA BELLE ENSLOW-Tlhere is no wisdom like frankness. IP. L. .S. 15 Glee Club 1, 2, G. R. A. 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, Art 1, 2. P1-IYLLIS ENSLOW-A blush is beautiful, but it is sometimes inconvenient. G. R. A. 1, Art 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN FAIRLIE-shall I compare thee to Q sum- mer's day? Library C-lub 3, Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, Junior Play 3. FRANCES FLESHMAN-She that was ev.er fair and never proud. National Honor Society 49 Citizenship B. 1, 2, Concessions 45 P. L. S. 3, 4: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. R. A. 3: Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Clhorus 4. BILL GABRIEL-Stedfa-st of thought, well made. Well wrought. Football 13 R. O. T. C. 2, 39 Hi-Y 2, 3, B Club 2, 3, 4. KEITH GABRIEL-Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Citizenship B. 1, 2, Camera. Club 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 49 Track 2, 3, 4. Qsixteenp SHIRLEY GILMORE-A comely little person, busy as a bee. Y-Teens 1, 2, 35 Girls Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Citizenship B. 1, 2, Red Cross Rep. 35 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. ALICE GOERKE-Her bright smile haunts me s-till. Pep Club 2, YFTeens 4, Bentonian 4, Glee Club 4. JOYCE GOIN-And be ye wise as ye be fair to see. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 G. R. A. 2, 35 Pep Club 1, Pres. 1, -Secy. 23 Queen Attendant 3, 45 Ben- tonian 4, Annual Staff 4. ' BOB GREEK-A medley of horns, bassoons and piccolos stirred in my brain. Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, Pep Squad 33 lgifged Chorus 4, District Music Festival, Rating VIOLET GROVES-Sweet and delicate and rare. Y-Teens 43 Mixed Chorus 4, Red Cross Rep. 45 Senior Play 4. VESTA GUYER-The virtue of her lively looks excels your precious stones. 1 .A ff 1: int.-Q JWLfserwswirg'-:f3?2.?1ze:-1 fffsf'ai4f1Kf4 :':- rfsnfsv-'.e':ff'fsf'm4::-1:4 -1 :.,:,.,. .L La..--1-Q -.T-2.--22.1.1-.f-,- .. ... . . . 1 --V--+1- 'V' ' f - 14- za-was -1- - -f- ' ,.. . ' VL H ' .H f a -'f -' s am--1- N' -- -.-.--W...-V.. ,,....,,.,,. ,.,t.,-,,,., , . ,,,,, , 4 , E, , H ,- ' - - l ' ---H - - 3 v---e ' -I'-L -- ..,- .-...... f.-... PETE HARRIS-Life and love are all a dream. GLENN HENDRIX-Fame comes only when de- served, but is then inevitable. YVESLEY IIICKS-Every man will be thy friend. R. O. T. C. 3, Major 45 Rifle Team 2, 3, Captain 45 Saber and Chain 4, Concessions 49 Hi-Y 4. LEON HINKLI-l4The greatest man rises .to a high position by his own merit. Citizenship B 1, 23 Football 2, 3, 4, Bas'ketiba1l'2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. 45 Mixed Chorus Pres. 4, B Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3. RUTH IIOLUOBIB-A 'happy Woman is better to Ilnd than a five pound note. National Honor Society 43 G. R. A. 25 P. L. S. 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, Sd, H. A. Treas. 43 Bentonian 49 Annual Art L51 . . DORIS HOOK-She is full as wise as we, and wiser when she wishes. Hamilton, Mo. H. S. 1, 2, 31 Mixed Chorus 4. Bl? 521 ni .ef X 'Ummm X VELMA HOOK-Press bra.vely forward! Not in vain your generous trust in human-kind.. G. R. A. 1, 2, 35 Library Club 3. HAROLD I-IRENCHIR-Oth what delight to be a soldier. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Lieuvt-Col. 43 Saiber and Chain 45 Co. Commander 2, 4. LENNO HUGHES-High were fhis titles, proud his name. Square Dance Club 1, R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Captain 4g Saber and Chain 4, Hi-Y 3, 4. GREG IRWIN-The real scholar is a laborious, modest and charitable soul. MILDRED JACKSON-A hundred thousand wel- comes, you bring me joy. Central H. S. 1, 2, 39 Y-Teens 4g Cheerleader 4, Sponsor Lt. Colonel 4. JERRY JENKINS-Man is a creature of a wilful head, hardly driven, but easily led. R. O. T. C. 2, Track 2, Student Council 4, Art 4. Qseventeenl Y. ...----.fm-4.-1.-2 .. , ,.,., . 1-- - ---- mzuwff - 1-f.-1 1:-,J .. . ...,s+,.,,.,i.-.r..,: .- ,,-:,,-,p1- '5 ' '5 ' F -J m..:m2-'.p:.: 1 5 1 . ,f 'Y' gs f 5. Q,,, 6 'P . P H W .T Q , 1, K : l ii iii ul m 4 so CX u L. ,L S-'JL mn . , .. . - -- 3. - T., NK 'mf-fgase-xwfzgffvffwarffsnwvww .. . f-r' - --us...-1. f..-.,:.y...1,.:. ., .. .. r, .. ..-......,. , ......--.. Z ,. V ef 4f'!':Qi 'x WWILWFIW-'ff v N --Y-,y l' . .J T RI .' nf Z .-3 L- . . fnra ' ' ' P 2 JACK JOHNSON-I keep silent because I approve of such Ia -haibit. National Honor Society 43 Red Cross Rep. 13 Studen-t Council 3, Vice-Pres. 43 B Club 3, 43 Track Reserves 13 Varsity 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 23 Annual Staff 43 Junior Play 3. BEVERLY JONES-Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity and truth wins no victories without it. Y-Teens 43 Library Clu-b 1, 23 Senior Play 4. DONALD KAGAY-I-Ie w.ho seeks the mind's im- provement aids the world. National Honor Society 43 Student Athletics 'Manager 3, 43 B Club 3, 4. LEONA KEOWN-Personality suits a woman as perfume fits a flower. Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 G. R. A. 1, 23 .State Music Festival 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 23 Pep Club 1, 23 Citizenship B 1. BENNY KIDNEY-Mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. National Honor Society 43 R. O. T. C. 2, 33 Senior Play 4. ANNE KIZIOR-Honest fame awaits the truly good. gitigegship B 13 Pep Clu-b 13 Y-Teens 33 Glee u . JAMES KLINE--Humble in .his state, firm in his purpose. Nfati-onal Honor Society 43 Citizens-hip B 13 Band 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 B Club 4. LELAND KNOX-A blend of mirth and sadness. Camera Club 3. GARY LOU KRUMME-T'he soul selects her own society, then shuts the door. Citizenship B 1, 23 Y-Teens 2, 43 G. R. A. 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CECIL LAVVHON-Genius does what it must3 talent does what it can. B Club 3. 43 Art 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Track 2, 3. BEULAI-I LAWYER-A little work, a little play to keep us going-and so, good day! Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 2, 3, reporter 43 G. R. A. 2, 33 Pep Club 13 Glee Clulb 33 Mixed Chorus 4. JIMMY 'LEONARD-I like the game and love to play it. R. O. T. C. 3, 43 Junior Play 3. ieighteenl Q- - '-fy ff?- .-er: ' -Lg. '--1 ,- Hjgggf'-1 ,1. -11744-7 .4.4-f4---H+-L-.-,:e:. -.W -...e .......--, .. ., 3 . 3?-www..- . '- H' A- 1-I -Leif-:fs -L-J2f:5fs.'a::w?::'Irs-fx?--13' 'fa?:e:'Lfaff.:fsr:if'lsr'fl 'fe -' ti-5-4,-J -'qi - ' W -'n ff aims... -.,.-..a.t-.':i-se..-Fef,A1L-f 1:-fs '1-:EQ-...W---A-r'5a.' ' a. - 1: -. '- vv., --.,- .- 1. 1-9' F JUANITA LOAR--'We are the music makers, the dreamers of dreams. G. R. A. 1, 2, F. H. A. 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. PATTY JANE DICCOY-A most beautiful lady, light of step and heart was she. Citizenship B 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, 'Student Council 2, 3, 4, G. R. A. Pres. 3, Junior Play 3, Camera Club 35 Benltonian 4, Senior Play 4. SIIIR-LEY McCOY-God made your heart of gold. shining and sweet and true. Citizenship B 1, 23 X-Treeng 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club, Vice-Pres. 33 .L .. . 3. DORIS MeDOVVELL-All youth's lively senses, keen and quick. G. R. A. 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Y-Teens 45 Mixed Chorus 4. ORYILLIG McD01VELL-How lonely we shall be! Whgil. shall we do, you without me, I without you. ' -IANIES MulilNLlCY-You must keep your goal in 513111 3 labor toward it day and night. R. O. T. C. G- 11.3 -Y-,.,,T ,:'fQrf:f-N -:a,z.3,.5:::,-...up -xuzuwg-1 E EV Q6 ,I i W -' S+.-...s3f 1-2 ,N .A ' in R' A4 YQ!! 1, Mmn.m.mHl N 4 I ' 'V mf: WVANDA McKINZIE-Do they not hear the burst of bells pealing at every step you take? Citizenship B 1, 2, G. R. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen-s 1. HELEN MAJEWVSKI-All .the loveliest things there 'be, come simply, so it seems to me. Y-Teens 3: Latin Club 2, 35 Concessions 4. FRANCES MAREK-The 'highest of distinctions is service to others. Latin Club 2, 3, 43 F. I-I. A. 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, Junior Play 3. LOLA MARSHALL-Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Lafayette H. S. 2, 3: Y-Teens 1, 4, G. R. A. lg Latin Club 45 Red Cross Rep. 4. LE ROY MAXWELL-I like calm hats and I don't wear spats but I like my neckties wild.. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, lst lieut. 43 'Saber and Chain 3, Sgt. at Arms 4: Rifle Team Manager 33 Bentonian 4: Concessions 3, Annual Staff 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Class Treas. 4. JIMMY MEADE-Silent performance maketh best return. Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Manager 4g R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Rifle Team 33 Square Dance Club 13 Annual Staff 4. Cnineteenl rs.. ... - .. ... ., H. L..-f...-1., .. Z. i,m,.L,,:,,..,.3,,.. Y, r N v 4 1 l 3 1 l X ii ii U' .. -, 7: I 'M I' I , V. Lff .. ,L ,,,,,..,,,,, .lugngv-vq -4 -P - ' W ' . - -feta ' - 'Merle'--es..z..:---pref:.:: A- Law- ' -fr: 1 - ':'Ffff21a.,,..g,-.Y - i 3 ..5 1 A ll MARTHA MEJIA-Born with the gift of laughter. National Honor Society 43 Pep Club 13 Citizen- ship B 1, 25 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 P. L. S. 33 Con- cessions 4g Mixed Clhorus 4. JEAN MEGOWN-She marched her fingers o'er the yielding planks of the ivory floor. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Pep -Squad 13 G. R. A. 1, 23 Glee Club 4. 4 BETTY MILLER-No touch of time shall cause one wrinkle on thy smooth, unruffled brow. Citizen- ship B 1, 23 Pep Club 13 Camera Club 33 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 G. R. A. 23 F. H. A. 4. EUGENE MILLER-He that loves learning has everything within .his reach. Citizenship B 1, 23 R, O. T. C. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 4. MARGIE MODIS-Serene -are all thy bright and 'happy dost thy nature be. G. R. A. 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 33 Ginls Chorus 23 Mixed Chorus 3., days and ROBERT MILLER-I don't see the use in drawin' hard and fast rules3 you only have to break 'em. Ctwentyj 5 i BILLY MORRIS-And set his .heart upon the goal, not on the prize. Eastside High School, Mays- ville, Mo. 13 National Honor 'Society 43 R. O. T. C. ' 2, 3, 'Colonel 43 Saber and Chain 43 Rifle Tevalm 43 Outstanding Cadet 33 Hi-Y 43 Junior Play 39 Track 3, 43 Senior Play 4. KATHERINE MOORE-The odor is the roseg the smile, the Woman. F. H. A. 2, 33 Y-Teens 1, 23 Pep 'Squad 13 G. R. A. 1. ANNA FERNE MULKEY-A faithful friend is the medicine of life. F. H. A. 43 Y-Teens 3, 43 G. R. A. 23 Mixed Chorus 3. ANN MUSSER-A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. ALIENE NIELSEN-She moves a goddess and she looks a. queen. Miss Benton '48-'493 Student Council Secy. 43 Junior Class .Secy. 33 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 13 G. R. A. 13 Y-Teens 3. HELEN PARSLEY-WVhen things were as fine as could possibly be, I thought 'twas the springg but instead it was she. Y-Teens 33 Mixed Chorus 43 G. R. A. 2, 33 Pep Club 1. . ' ,.,l5 3.-:.-Fl: ia-ni-iii? A..-1 f.- . ..- . , .- ,,,,,- --J-412.12-.r4..QLunS'..'.1--1' 4i1!f.5f-62-i-A-i-lA-?if-'kiZh7'4Tn'75'421uiii' 1 ' f f. . .. . - 4 ' --4-:MGC-'JS+r--vs4LnaG1hs-Lfn--vpi.-4, . --rw--f--..-Vo xii.-ru... .-. .- -. , PATRICIA PETTEPIER-The happy people are those who are producing something. Mathe- matics. Social'Science Medals 15 Citizenship B 1, 25 National Honor Socievty 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter 35 Clarinet Quartet 2, 3, 45 'Solo Rating I, District Music Festival 35 Solo Rating II, State Mus-ic Festival 35 P. L. S. 35 Y-Teens 45 Annual 45 Bentonian 4. LOUELLA PFLUGRADT-The stars' of the night will lend thee their light. Citizenship B 15 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 G. R. A. 1, 2,5 Y-Teens 1, 25 Pep Clulb 1, 25 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls Cthorus 4. BOB PHILLIPS-I would 'help others, ou-t of a fellow feeling. Mixed Chorus, Librarian 4. LORRAINE POWELL-'Tis a sure sign the work goes on merrily when folks ,sing at it. Girls Chorus 15 G. R. A. 15 'Citizenship B 1, 25 Y-Tee-ns 2. 35 Glee Club 35 Music Workshop 35 Mixed Chorus 4. Ml'3REDI'I'H RAY--In zz, sadly pleasing strain let the warbling flute complain. National Honor Society 45 Citizenship B Pres. 15 EHgliS'h, Scholarship, Citizenship Medals 15 Y-Tee-ns 41 Clarinet Quartette 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Letter 35 Orchestra 45 B Club 45 Edit0r-in- Chief Bentonian 45 P. L. S. 2, 3, 45 Junior Play 3: District Music Contest, Solo Rating I 35 State Music Contest, Solo Rating I 35 Concessions 4. DONNA KEYS-What sweet delights a. quiet life affoi-rig, vw- . El vi iv xg :31e.lE k,,i'lq511,l ' X L- ' 'NTB ERVIN RISTAU-Lord of myself, accountable to none. Hi-Y 2, Vice Pres. 35 Mixed Chorus 45 Football 2, 3, 45 B Club 3, 45 All City 4. ROSE ROCK-Where there is willingness, difficul- ities are -never great. 'S-acred Heart Convent 15 Y-Teens 3, 45 F. H. A. 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 45 Bentonian 4. EVERETT ROLEY-And bold and hard adventures undertakes-National Honor Society 45 Football 25 Basketball 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 2, 3, 45 B Club 3, 45 Sr. Science Club Pres. 45 Art 4. PHYLLIS SCOTT-Sweet girl graduate of the golden hair.. Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 35 Citizen- ship B 15 G. R. A. 2, 3. ARGUART SHAWV-Tho We were two, We had but one Iheart. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Y-Teens Vice- Pres. 25 Pep 'Squad 1, 25 Square Dance Club , Glee Club 35 Concessions 4. BONNIE SHEPHERD-Her face betokened all things fair and good. Ctwenty-one? . 5, .,,.. ., 5 - 2-:QM--..e4-.taae..:g-1-f-,Qg1i5E,eeLea,f.4iuQ4:iv:,er.gg.Bg.,5i1, V , gfnpmwwm-:p:v-,W ra i P5 1 ' . r 5 , , W w l 1 l i l E .1 v ll 4 ii il fl 'I 'I I I ll ti if EQ ,A i .1 4 iw ll il il i 1 1. A . l i: x I 52 w i i ll 5. l l 1 1 I t l l l v E 1 l I I I i 1 . 5 I 5, ll I. F1 ll 5. l. 5, 5. 1 -...,--1:-. ,. . . fm ' kk' . 'L ,Q i 5 i r , 1 l ' 5 iid N 5 ff -1' i :xiii 1 Li' 'E . ,, , 1 1,11-, YW , ' ' ' mi: w9,,,, ' M l ,-M .1 ' 'Wil l ' . i ', Ami ' Wi . . 1 wi ' will 1 f- 5s ,,, - ..... ' l WW: mi- 1 . , l -- i ,iw '- Ml it 5, ., ship B 1, 25 Red Cross Rep. 2, 35 Y-Teens 3 4' l il! .. ,gxi ,,,.ywi ,iw-35 - - 5 Vice Pres. 3 ' 15 B Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Bentonian 4. . ., -3 ff' isnt 25. zceefsissamn- -, 5 5saa4i2-.af-A'Ei:,F.af--.------H .. . ..--.fw,.s-siswzifsazvfsz ieisiisiiu . ,.... ., g'-11J2'J1fat'. mz:.'.2.1-:.rf:sf.i: -1- ,,,, ,- ,,,..,..4,tAe1- 'ew-L 5'5Q:cm.Js.m...i:-.5 , ,..,.-fs--ss--:A's.1..,........,. Tum? .... -- . - - f F , 4: -.ix if i -7- , s L' 7. fin .wmv 1 Zz 'NIB :I-Z! 7 il,5'5 E ' ,lriiil 3 n 3 :UW ..- . xiii Qi: i34g,Qii 1 im l will l -5 Milli ? T' all . if Mil 'A I I . :limi 5 jlllw LEONARD SMITH--I-Ie turns chance into good ifiiif 1 fortune. Track 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Letter 3, 1551555 I 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4. ,Ui 3.511115 5 MH! REGINA ANN s1'ANToN-Hold tihy lighted. lamp i,f,,fig?E on high5 Be a star in someone's sky. 3C1tge1f- lgjqf' ship B 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 G. R. A. 5 irs M 3 Chorus 35 Pep Squad 2. lil? A ' iiiw 5121.75 Q NORMA JEAN SPANGLER-L0 this is sihe that was 5,555,555 the world's delight. National Honor Society 3, Jifliilii Reporter 45 Pep Club 15 Concessions 45 Red 1-55-55 1 Cross Rep. 25 Junior Class Reporter 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, Yice-Pres. .G. R. A. 2, 3, 45 Interclub 51511544 Council 3, 45 Tri-City Conference 35 Ben-tonian 1.1.10 ' 45 Annual Staff 4. M' HW ' il ll I :mlm W5 MARY ANN savour-The charm, the grace that 131115 Time makes strong. F. H. A. 45 Y-Teens.1, 2, M i 3, 4, G. R. A. 1, 2. 15, MYRNA STURGIS-The pure, tlhe beautiful the 2'I bright that stirred his youthful heart. Citizen- G. R. A, 1, 2, 45 F. H. A. secy. 4, senior ciass 5, 5, Secy. 4. INN . M15 5 2 iw , il l I 21, PATRICIA SULLENGER-Love'-s much too strong Y ',', for reason, and much too frail for rhyme. Cheer- leader 3, 45 Y-Teens 35 Pep Club 25 Band 25 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 35 Music Worlisihop 35 ,, xx.. G. R A. 35 Queen Attendant 1 Class I A ' ftwenty-twob EVA TAYLOR--There are loyal hearts, there.are spirits brave. Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 F .I-I. A- 25 Mlxed Chorus 3, 4. HAZEL THOMAS-Grant me the will to fashion as I feel. F. H. A. 45 Mixed Cfhorus 45 G. R. A. 2. ERNEST R. TRITTEN-God and Nature shaped him to lead. Citizenship B 15 Band 1, 25 R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Captain 45 Music Festival 1, 25 Secy. Saber and Chain 45 Art 4. BOB TURNER-Oh brother, the gods were good to you. Citizenship B 15 Camera C-lub 35 Bentonian 45 R. O. T. C. 2, 45 Art 2. EDWIN L. VALENTINE-Speak with the speech of the worldg think with the thoughts of few. Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 45 Coronation 45 Football 1, Reserves 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 1, 2, 35 -Stud-ent Manager Foo-tball, Basketball, Track 45 B Club 3, 45 Art 4. HOWARD VALENTINE-Brave the storm with firm endeavor. Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 B Clulb 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Pres. Senior Class 4. -1 .icy-L san,-,':yf,1' Eizzser -i-:rl - ,-A etch..- ,,...-.. ---.,... .., .,...,.1, ,. ,A-rs.. X M.-...W-.... -W.--W.,--.f. --1-.-ffm. -ff as ' eff '-:cf-:TvFZ:-r'::f:tEr.2:.:'w.f:r':Hz . 'QLTT - 23:1i.s.-222342-.sen-.1.:s45ss14f,Lg:4,:-s..x-ses,-fasfa-Af-1- -f:,,--- . . ., . W . . QP55, ROXANNA WVAITKOSS - I will capture your mind with sweet novelty. F. I-I. A. 3, 43 G. R. A. 13 Con- cessions 43 Citizenship B, 13 Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. BETTY NVALKER.-Of sur- passing beauty and in the fbloom of youth. National Honor Society 43 G. R. A. 1. 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Rep. 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 33 Sponsor Major 43 F. H. A. 43 Saber and Chain 4. MAR! IVASSICK-Gentle in manner, strong in performance. G. R. A. 1, 2, 43 Y-Teens 3, 43 Red Cross Rep. 3. Reporter 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 F. H. A. 43 Bentonian 4. CIIRISELDA WELSH-A .hand and mind to use the tools they get. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Y-Teens 1, 2' 3. 43 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 1. BURI. WEI.LS4Let words be brief when actions Walt. R. O. T. C. 2, 33 Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 4. NEAL WHARTON-Merit and good breeding will Inaku their way everywhere. Pep Club 1, 22 HJTQEHS 1. 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 23 Citizenship B 1. 2: G. R. A. 1, 2. E li i Q ' 1 5 2322-'Diff-2:47-f.':-555 .af .s.a... '3fJ4v4f3.i2e1f:1.-ifazn-ii' -uf:1..me..f-3 ' ze- ...wvwfn--snhff. H l -ll Y M 1 2 3. li as , l I 4 E I .- li t l . l ' i F 4 1. It . 3 1 l I g,.,..AA ,l f s..-,,..af li . QI X U as . fi.. ,E 5 Il 1 A ' 'li-3 dhnilli lil ni. .A , ir 1. T ,I N, 1 -- , 5 5 so hmillmlmtlmw I N ' - 2 '1 it ' mo as Ei FRED WVHITE-Wlhat I can't see, I never 'Q will believe in. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, Captain 43 ' Saber and Chain 43 Rifle Team 4g Out- ' standing 2nd year cadet 33 Band 43 Hi-Y 3. ' Q . DON VVILLIAMS-I can be Whatever I will to be. .Student Council 43 Football 2, 33 l' Basketball 2, 3, 43 B Club 4. Q H J. C. XVOOD-He bore his part in strife with many a valiant foe. Class Vice-Pres. 13 1 Basketball Reserves 13 Varsity 2, 3, 43 Football - Reserves 13 Varsity 2, 3, 43 All City 33 B Club i 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 4. 1. if j F. RUSSELL D. WVRAY-Can -turn his hand to any- 5. thing and do it well. Art 2, 33 R. O. T. C. 3, 4. AGNES WRIGHT-Climb high and far, your goal, a star. National Honor Society 3, Vice-Pres. 43 1 Citizenship B 1, 23 P. L. S. 2, 3, 43 Class Pres. 33 Girls Glee Club 3, 43 Y-Teens 2, 33 Queen ' Attendant 3, 43 G. R. A. 1, 2, 3. ' DONALD ZEMBLES--High courage and unselfish , f ways. R. o. T. C. 2, 33 Track 33 Art 43 Foot- 3 ball 4. i DOROTHY ZUPTICK-Her heart is broad as ' heaven's depth. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclub 2 Council 43 F. H. A. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Chorus 23 Glee Club 33 Concessions 43 Student Council 43 Senior Play 4. Wi ftwenty-threeb e A . - - - 'F' smtwvzvfs--3-..-.ew . , - ' . 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' TENTH GRADE IE fo K1 First: Rosemary Klepees, Jean Hulse, Vada Kline, Cressie Kemery, Shirley Hook, Caroline Kline, Mary Lee Hyde, Lee Fasching, Ruth Jeschke, Vicky Erganian. Second: Robert Gasper, Cleo Fauver, Ruth Ingram, Marilyn Hartman, Marilyn Gell, C-arol Kirsohbaum, Delores Greer, Nancy Johnson, Rita Hare, Yvonne Irwin, Ralph Haskins. Third: Carol Huffman, Connie Grace, Charles Hollingsworth, John Fisher, Billy Kirsohbaum, Richard Howard, Le Roy Ingram, William Eslsman, Norman Halpain, Franklin Gilmore, Betty Hawkins. 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NINTH GRADE IP to Zi First: Norma Singleton, Colleen Thompson, Virginia Shipley, Shirley Turner, Jo Ann Resler, Carol Wellbaum, Dolores Wagers, Deloris Rutan, Patricia Zbierski, Donna Williams, Bill Pugh, Arlen Roach. Second: Loretta Phillips, Connie Yeakley, Elva Wilkerson, Barbara Wardlow, Kenneth Stout, Arthur Sparks, Glen-da. Poteet, Patsy Shull, Effie Wilson, Mary Lou 'Sex-ton, Phyllis Rose. Third: Geneva Steele, Gloria -Schubert, Mary Scanlan, Melvin Stanislaus, Alexander Smiley, Bill Smith-son, Tom Richey, Freddy Scheel, Phyllis Pendergast, Janet Speer, Lila Wheeler. ' NINTH GRADE Bovs First: Bill Saunders, Dale Jenkins ,Harold Adams, M ' M ' ' Vvhittefh Albert Wallace, Nick Clh-avez, Don Hallfgggl -Sell1,r5Ei'all2.2cJen6lk4c133Zg1I?d, Robert Myers' Roy Second: Lawrence Kiger, I-Iarold Bou e, Ra cl B l f , ' - Gann, Jimmy F-lach, Bill Johnson, T?-VesleyyVr?7il1son, Iiserinetliiargialggjglg, Billy Ames, Jack Jenmngsy Robert Third: Roger Wolfing, Frank Majewski, Don M tth W , . 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M V Third: Maxine Chambers, Nancy Darnell, Rodne Alb R B V Lionel Delgado, Clarence Clark, Larry Elders,yMerei'3lli:th BbnmgffjvggliihxyirgtghggigwellY Norman Brewer' is X 1 ll is ai- 'E 1 E is ui, l , ll : ll li Q I A EIGHTH GRADE iF to Ml ., First: Bob Gann, Roger Jennings, Shirley G-rom, Darlene Meade, Beverly Martin, Connie Goodman, Lois 'l 1 w, . V Lee, Alice Hollowell, Harriet Karr, Jerry Lawhon, Thomas Hendrix. Second: John Jameson, Patty Hart, Azelda Malotte, Shirley Mallory, Allen Lee Ford, Lucille Fairlie, Jude Lippold, Jack Haskins, Nellie Hale, Katherine Georke, Rose Marie Fleshman, Coleen Lykins, Mary i Hale, J-ack Greer. le Third: Eddie Mace, John Magsteller, John Merritt, Bradley Jones, David Krull, Jimmy Gentry, Earl Hatten, i, Bill Mace, Lindy Jackson, Milton Lynch, Ronnie Jeschke, Richard Herbert. if fl I 'J ,. li, ' li A no ill ,J Ja n ,, ,, . EIGHTH GRADE iM to Zl V .. lf Firsf: Herschel Sislc, Walter Richardson, Jail-1ybWgch. 13011 Siturgg gogfnliggsen. 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Kline, Zembles, Coach Springer. y 1 ' ml y O0 , l Fourth: Barber, Kirschner, B. Miller, Sexton, Stilgenbauer, Newgent, Kirscltbaum, Gaddy, Flint, Rose, Clayton, Burris, Wells, Nielsen, Halpain, Williams. TRACK '48 IN REVIEW Clayton Sisk, '48 The 1948 edition of the Cardinal track team started the season with eight letter- men headed by captain-elect Bob Rhodes. With these boys and the, new crew, Coaches Springer and Francis traveled the countryside but seemed outclassed in all but their first and last meets where they garnered respectable pointage. :Xt the close of the season Bill Reynolds had scored the most points in varsity com- petition to be awarded the B Club track shoe and Dwaine Hoffman had amassed the most points to be the outstanding senior athlete and as such was presented with the and the winning North Kansas City Hor- nets with 61 points. In the distance events Everett Roley coppecl the mile and John Stilgenbauer placed first in the 880 yard run. April 10-Tclrkio College Tri-State Meet- Tarkio, Missouri Competing in the class A section the team finished ,seventh in a field of 10 teams. Shenandoah, Iowa, took first with 372 points. Other local scores were C. B. H. S. placing third with 152, Central, fifth, with l2, and Benton, 9 points. Hoffman won the shot and placed third' in the discus throw and Reynolds finished the Cardinal scoring with aithird in the low hurdles. Tl-IE SEASON , March 30-Triangular-Pork Board Stadium . April 16--William Jewell Relays- Liberty, Missouri The final results of the Class A section were: XN'illiam Chrisman, 39Mg Lillis QK, CQ 292, Central, 262, North Kansas in the first meet of the season, although slmwing' power in all of the distance events, the tc-am could manage but 475 points to finish last, behind Central with SSM points Ci'fYf 24 516: C- B- H- S-3 19 5f63 Lilfayetlc- tthirty-five? ., . 1 ....-..,, TRACK l 948 IOI2' and Benton 3 576. Hoffman WaS U16 only solid point gainer taking third in the shot event. April 23-Sf. Joseph Relays- V Park Board Stadium Although the team didn't score, Ben- tonites took special pride in the meet in that Miss Eva Plekan, popular Senior, was crowned queen of the relays in a gala cere- mony before 4500 fans.' Proclaimed as one worth was third with 27' Central had 2412 ' Lafayette got 1212 and Benton was last with 10. Al Conway scored 20 of North Kansas City s 42 points on .firsts and broke 2 records: the 220-yard dash and 440-yard dash with respective times of :22.3 and :51.8. Pyles of Central set a new shot put mark with a toss of 48 feet 5 inches. An- other record was set when VVentworth's mile relay team covered the distance in 3:40.6. ....,.. qi,-..,..,.p-5-be-iw's-:asf - .....m-e:s-fsf5wa- ., - -- c 7 f 7 Q J 0 0 O K 1 7 of the best high school track and field carnivals in the country this fifth renewal saw 12 new records set, one tied and a new event added to the program. Topeka Kansas High School Trojans were accorded first place off 51 points to 46 576 for second place garnered by Shawnee-Mission. Out- standing in the' competing field was Adrian King of the champions'hip team. King scored 15 points while setting 3 records. T'he complete list of new records is as follows: Discus-Shenandoah, 154 feet 4M inches. 120-Yard Relay - Shawnee-Mission, 1:33.9. ' Pole Vault-Topeka, 12 feet IM, inches. High Jump-Topeka, 5 feet 10M inches. 440-Yard Dash-North Kansas City, :52.5. 200-Yard Low Hurdles - Shawnee- Mission, :23.2. j 440-Yard Relay-Topeka, :45.9. 880-Yard Run-Topeka, 2:05.7. 220-Yard Dash-Shawnee-Mission, :22.1. Pony Express Relay-Albany, :48.2. Mile Relay-Shenandoah, 3:37.4. Two-Mile Relay-Shenandoah, 8:47.3. April 30-P. E. C. Meet- Park Board Stadium 'The defending champions, the North Kansas City Hornets, scored 42 points to retain their crown. The favored Williani Chrisman Bears got second on 38, Wfent- Q thirty-sixb u May 8-City Meet-Park Board Stadium Varsity Results: Central ..... 58 Benton ..... 37 C. B. H. S. ...47 Lafayette ..30 Firsts by Captain Rhodes in the javelin event, .lack Messner in the pole vault and twin wins by Reynolds in the 'high and low hurdles secured the major part of Benton's surprise total of 37 points. Other Redbird points were gained by johnson, third in the 4403 Hoffman, third in the shot and discus events, Valentine, third in the low hurdlesg Maurice Lytle, fourth in the 880-rung Jack Barber, third in the pole vaultg Karl Wid- man, fourth in the broad jump, and Bill Gloshen, a tie for third in the high jump. The shot put mark was raised to 49 feet 991 inches by Pyles of Central and the mile relay record was lowered to 3:42.4 by the C. B. H. S. team. Novice Results: Benton ..... 58 C. B. H. S. 40M Central ..... 47 Lafayette 152 A promise of future power showed here as Norman Bally and Charles Hollings- worth 'together gathered 5 of the 6 firsts gained by the novice team. Bally took blue ribbons in the shot, low and high hurdles, and ran on the mile relay team for a total of 1521 points. Hollingsworth's firsts came in the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Other scorers were Ervin Ristau, Willaer Kline, Leonard Smith, Jerry Lindensmith and Herb Gabriel. ' - aszgfgg,-1--:gr 3.44 .-,. 3.1.1.-.gag-L...-..,,..,,, .1--. -.., .. .. , ,,,,,,,, - fl:....L.s.L.:1...Ll:liQegifil...i34:.:a,2Ls?!L'aL23.-iEf'.r5sT f1''f 'm ,'1'E?i - T' -4-an --f a:a --Qws--MW--'M Y, -..p-4.-...A A , -H-w g , YAH.:-.,,,, q -J .. af- . gri s-fsr--:f -:':e-?22!s'2.1Pff':.'s'.4'Sf1:g1a:r':r4'fz21'f-iff4ffe12f-w-1,-aw. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL SQUAD First: Zembles, Lawhon, J. Kline, Wood, H. Valentine, L. Hinkle, Claycomb, K. Gabriel, Atkins, Smith, Ristau, R. Miller, Bally. Second: Coach Francis, Williams, McLau hlin, Hook, R ld W Kl' L k C Gaddy, Gillett, Reichman, Young, Lofigez, Coach spriiigiii. S' i mei a ei Iayton' Huff' Thirdxt Kagay, mgr.g- Seaver, Atkison, Shaffer, Lett, Lytle, Meyers, Snow, Essman, McDowell, Nielsen, Meyer, Hmkle, Duty, Richey, Fisher, Llewellan, Wallace, Mallory, Hollingsworth. Fourth: . Grace, Halpain, Stickler, Kirschner, H. Gaibriel, Patrick, Herbert, Flint, Fairlie, Howard, Davis, Allen, McDaniel, Black, Coy, Noel, Montemayor, B. Lawhon. GRIDSTERS STRIKE GOLD Because Cardinal footballers dug so hard, they struck pay dirt with thoroughly gratifying results during the '48 prospect- ing season. In a nine-game schedule, they won five tilts, although Captain James Claycomb had only six lettermen on call when the season opened. The other five were serving their first year as varsity players. However, sparked by Captain Claycomb, Leon Hinkle, Bill Reynolds and Ji. C. VVood, Pop Springer's boys tore into the opposition and wrestled a creditable percentage of victories from their oppon- ents. Partly for fun, partly for the seasoning held Lafayette to a scoreless tie. The event proved popular, the plan is to make it an annual pre-season affair. The official season was a schedule of nine games with Pony Express Conference and City League rivals. At season's end, Central had taken the scoring honors in t'he P. E. C. and C. B. H. S. topped the City League play. XVhen the mythical teams were announced, Hinkle, back, and Ervin Ristau, guard, made the first eleven. Clay- comb, at center, Leonard Smith, guard, and Wood and Reynolds, backs, placed on the second. Cecil Lawhon, end, james Kline, of their new recruits the City Coaches tackle, Edwin Huff, guard, and Howard I Staged a four-school Jamboree on Sep- tember 17 at which each school. took a Swing at the other ithree. Benton was Valentine and Charles Young, backs, rated honorable mention. Claycomb, center, and Hinkle, back, were chosen for the P. E. C. outscored by C. B. H. S. and Central but All-Star eleven. . fthirty-seven? ,,,,,,, ...,.,,,,..,. -.- ,H g sq:-gun '11f :.?-'7 'lx-119' 's47ax. THE FOOTBALL September 24-North Kansas City-Here The Cardinals won their season opener . W- 1 . .. , - s - ' ,M .J A J..u.e.ffi. .- SEASON REVIEW ' November 5-Lafayette-Here Meeting Lafayette Benton was held I with Aliene Nielsen Benton's 1918-49 foot- SCO,-61655 foj- three periods but rolled up ball queen reigning over the victorious event. Ristau was the standout on tfhe de- fense with I-linkle and VVood carrying the offensive assignments. Valentine scored the winning touchdown and the extra point. The final score: Benton, 13-North Kansas City, 7. October 1-William Chrismcxn-Th ere Bentonls football team journeyed to Independence for the second game of the season but came out on the loss side of the balance sheet. Reynolds 'broke into his stride with some fine passing while I-Iinkle, VVood, and Valentine worked alternately on the ground to score the lone Redbird touchdown. The final score: Benton, 6- Wfilliam Ohrisman, 13. October 8-Scxvan na h-Th ere Benton's third game of the season ended wit'h the Cards breaking back into the win column with a victory over t'he Savages of Savannah. Valentine- and Hinkle both chalked up tallies for Benton. -Reynolds was a great factor in the victory keeping the defense spread in an attempt to put into action his passing attack. Defensive stand- outs were Ristau and VVood. Final score: Benton, 15-Savannah, O. October 22-Christian Bros. H. S.-Here Benton was outscored in the fourth game of the season -by a heavier and favored C. B. I-I. S. team. Benton, keyed to fever pitch forthe game, was out to stop Art Spratt, but found Byron Thompson, another C. B. back, every bit as dangerous. Ristau was the defensive standout. Reynolds created a sensation with a 93 yard run from a punt formation, with Vtfood doing some fine downfield blocking to enable 'him to go all the way. Final score: Benton, 6- Christian Brothers High School, 14. i October 29-Trenton-There On the third road trip of the season, the Cardinals defeated the Bul'ldogs in a tough contest that stood 7-7 at the half. Trenton's power line held until the fourth quarter, when Benton got the twinning touchdown and extra point. I-Iinkle and Valentine did the scoring and Wood converted. Final score: Benton, 13-Trenton, 7. fthirty-eightj two touchdowns in the last quarter to de- feat the Shamrocks. The safety by Pete Lopez was the outstanding play of the game. VVood converted for both extra points to widen the margin. Final score: Benton, 16-Lafayette, 0. November 12-Hcrskel I-There For the seventh game of the season Benton journeyed to Lawrence, Kansas, hoping to raise their percentage but had their 'hopes dashed by a Haskell team that outplayed them in every department of the game. In a hard fought game the deceptive and speedier Indians worked from a T formation to ,outscore the visitors by a touchdown margin. Final score: Benton, 6-Haskell, 13. November 1 9-Wentworth-Th ere y Benton's last road trip of the season ended in a amazing victory over VVent- worth Military Academy. .Cardinal backs had a field day as the Redbird line over- powered the Cadets for the highest score of the whole season. Final score: Benton, 34-VVentworth O. November 25-Central-Th ere Benton's annual Thanksgiving Day game with Central ended with the Redbird team on the short end of the score. The Cardinals threatened many times but were stopped time and again inside the Indians' 20 yard line. The Reynolds to Wfood passing combine gained yardage but Indian off- tackle drives and end runs did better. Final score: Benton, O-Central 13. CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS Woii Lost Percent C. B. H. S....3 O 100 Central ...... 2 1 6673 Benton ...... 1 2 33M Lafayette .... 0 3 00 THE RESERVE SEASON The Cardinal Reserves went through a seven game schedule playing a double round robin with City League juniors, and a night game with Atchison, Kansas. Their score sheet showed one win, one tie and six losses. - -'H-Zfi'- --2 . --.-3.-s. . . .g... .. - ,.,sa.Q...s. ,L..L...ILsJai..11.L1.i1mauE::. -o f wwiafeue --,fw.':w '14's'w+ -.r.s-.:r.5a -e- 'A-'e -- A- L' -'W -.............mcs5 - -.... - - K-s-Ha---qw-+9 W- :P Mm.:-. -ye-W-..,,,,-.:..- ,N .,.... - ,,,,,,,, ,, M A-Arai-:-zv.Z5-3.1: Af:if-5.1q g dgzgravzvzfzz-::'5':fEf5'!11'-E?lQZ't1'F f?'f !i'Hf 'D?fe:-nv'-rf A-rw -- M BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SQUAD First: Charles Hollingsworth Jimmy Gillett Marvin Stil 1 , l genbau , J k J h ' Gene Hook, Bill Reynolds, J. C. Wood, Leon Hinkle. er ac O mon' Ronme Rose' Second: Francis, asst. coach, Don Kagay, mgr.g Ray Whitten, Bob Flint, Jimmy Claycomb Bob Fairlie, Jack Partch. Charles Young, Eddie Valentine, mgzxg Mr. Springer, coach. i Third: Tom Richey, Thomas Duty, Thomas Wallace, Norman Stickler, Leo Sexton, Bob Davis Robert Allen, Jimmie Lake, Otto Clayton, Gene Lytle, Melvin Hinkle. , The Season Reviewed Every Cardinal fan will reinember this court season as a super-thriller. In both Pony Express Conference and City League play the championship bracket belonged to first one and then another of the aspirants 215 upset followed upset. Although Lafay- ette Shamrocks did their most brilliant scoring in years, they lost the League leadership to Christian Brothers, Central took third and Benton sank to fourth place. ln the Conference play Benton looked like a 'sure winner in the early games but by season's end 'had lost by narrow mar- gins sufficient games to rate third spot with Lafayette and Central tied at the top. However the season's totals from fifteen regularly scheduled games would indicate that the basketeers got in a good share of hard licks. They closed play with 9 vic- tories and six defeats. And to quote Pop Springer, that protects the Cardinal basketball record over a period of twenty four years of not losing more games than they have won. Individually Benton players made some fancy records. Bill Reynolds was Benton's leading scorer in the City League with 55 markers to his credit and C. Wfood was almost as good with 30 in the 6 games played. ithirty -ninel N A - A .lf . M , l ,,,-. -g,.1sA...A- :4q:,f.... ,. ., . .. , ,,,,,., ,,1,...w.-,..... -.. . , Q , . mzzzcrvnwzw' -iearwnuefe. 1 . NOTES ON THE SEASON Dec. 10--Wentworth--There The Card season opener, played at Lex- ington, was a signal victory over the Cadets ,although the Redbirds trailed until the second quarter. A fourth quarter rally by the host quintet made the local boys hustle but they proved court wise and took the game. Final score: Benton, 30, Weiit- worth, 22. Dec. 17-William Chrisman--Here W'ith the lead changing on almost every play, spectators got their money'-s worth- even to over time. C. VVood not only tied the game up at the end of the regula- tion playing time but delivered the long one 'handed shot that cinched the game. Wfood scored a total of 20 points, Bill Rey- nolds dropped in 13 markers. Final score: Benton, 393 Chrisman, 37. Jan . 7-Central-City Auditorium The City League cage opener was a surprise affair. Holding on to a slim lead established at the half, the Cards hit regu- larly and succeeded in nudging out their Indian rivals. Leon I-Iinkle was the star man, scoring 3 free throws and 3 buckets. one of which with 13 seconds to go, decided the game. Final score: Benton,.29, Central, 28. Jon. 14-Lafayette-City Auditorium In a nip and tuck game all the way, the Shamrocks came from behind in the third quarter to establish a lead the Redbirds could not overcome. Reynolds was high point man with 8 markers. Final score: Benton, 19, Lafayette, 21. Jon. 15-Wentworth-Here . The return P. B. C. tilt with the Acad- emy boys proved a smashing victory for the Cards. The first and third quarters were bang-up ball. Woocl scored 13 pointsg Reynolds 9, and Stilgenbauer, substitute for Jack Johnson, 6. Final score: Benton, 38, VVentworth, 27. Jcln. 21-Christian Brothers-City Auditorium FA League game that turned the arena into a madhouse. The Eagles opened fast ffortyl and held a 7 point lead at the half, but the Cards tied the score in the fourth quarter. A free toss with 30 seconds to go was the deciding marker. Final score: Benton, 23, C. B. I-I. S., 24. Jan. 22-Paseo-Here The Kansas City visitors held their own with the locals .and tied the score going into the final quarter. Benton then pulled away, led by Wood and Reynolds. Final score: Benton, 42, Paseo, 36. Jan. 28QNOrth Kansas City-Here It was a close squeak but the Cards stayed on top until with two minutes to play, the visitors brought the score to 30- all. Leonard Smith's free throw won the game. Final score: Benton, 31g North Kansas City, 30. Jan. 29-Central-City Auditorium With Reynolds and Gene Hook doing the point making, Benton held Central in the first and fourth frames, but the Indian lead set up in the third quarter could not be overtaken. Final score: Benton, 255 Central, 35. Feb. l -Savannah-Th ere The Savages put up a game fight but found themselves out-classed by the Benton cagers. Reynolds led with 17 points, Hook made 13. Final score: Benton, 50, Sa- vannah, 31. I Feb. 5-Lafayette-City Auditorium The Northside quintet took the lead in the first quarter and never lost it. In fact, the Cards made only 2 field goals against the clicking play of the Shamrocks. Final score: Benton, 13, Lafayette, 22. Feb. ll-William Chrisman-There Although Benton dropped a P. B. C. game to a VVilliam Chrisman team which was red-hot, for all that they were not out- classed by the Independence cagers. Final score: Benton, 333 Williani Chrisman, 36. - -2 A-f:.aa.,..-........,a...a..-.. I ...--. .M . . , ap..-...se....i..3...i. .z.-L'..'iJf -- ,:1gi1z:Qa1r,...6i3L:aa..wi.e.'? ''A 'f2 w-'- '-C'e':S' ' W m.:, -- - n u - -4. ' f - -'i.s:.na:.:m:2'.s:aavxsa:a.z-ee:,.e....e ---.....,.w-B.-.-.i,..,. - ......-.. A--M--t--wmv:-mr-31:11 fi-r-Q-rivx-F.-.1-p.-was-14, . - ---'---'----' -- - :f!H 'fwi?m?m2:,w:mH.fR9.N9u55!-ae'-Y-me-wg-2-:4::r1:2:f: ,wr-,-v-.L Feb. l2-Christion Brothers-City Auditorium In the closing game of the City League season the Redbirds went all out and ad- ministered a resounding thrashing to the champion Eagles. Reynolds led with 13 points, Smith had 9. The game did not jumble league standings, as Central's win over Lafayette the same evening had de- cided the Eagle championship. Final score: Benton, 40g C. B. H. S., 20. Feb. l8--North Kansas City-There The final game in the Conference saw Benton in the lead at the half but brilliant shooting by Keith Blann of the Hornet quint decided the game, giving the Hornets a second and the Cards third place in P. E. C.' play. Central and Lafayette tied for the Conference title. Final score: Benton, 465 North Kansas City, 53. p Feb. 19-Sava n nah-Here The Cards closed their regular season on the home court with a decisive win over the Savages. Rolling up a 2 to 1 lead in the first quarter, they were never over- taken. Final score: Benton, Slg Savannah, 25. TOURNAMENTS Dec. 27-3O4Christic1n Brothers First Annual- City Auditorium A field of 9 teams from the city and neighboring towns gave themselves a stiff workout in a four-night session at the City Auditorium-a snappy affair which ended in Central's managing to lead North Kansas City 34-33 for first place honors and Mary- villeis beating Lafayette 34-30 in an over- time frame to win third spot. Not only were varsity teams engaged but TCSCYVCS as well. In this division the junior Eagles took the finals. Benton lost first to Mary- ville, 32-313 then to C. B., 25-21, and so did not participate in the semi-finals or finals. Feb. 24-26-Subregional-Cenfrdl A quick clearing away of out-Of-fOW11 contestants brought the four city high school quintets ,together in' a Whiflwmd race for the title. Benton's men came through the semi-finals by lJCSfi11g C- B' A ,. ,,,,....:,.,,4-.,-,,,. .,N.,..',:1, yi... ,...,-g- . . .,, H. S. 35-25'and met Central, winners over Lafayette, in the finals. And was that ever a game! W'ood tied the score in the last minute of play, a foul shot by Central had only cleared the hoop when the final gun went off, the Indians winning 27-26. But dry those tears. By winning their semi- final frame the Cardinals qualified for the regional. . ' Mo rch 2-5-Regioncr I-City Auditorium Ten teams, winners of their district sub- regional contests, were entered in the Northwest Missouri regional. Benton, going in against a championship field, came out as one of the two teams to represent this area in the state tourney. How's that for ball-playin'? In their first match the Cards held Hop- kins 37-3lg the next night, they met and defeated Chillicothe 49-33. On Saturday afternoon to win the semi-finals and assure themselves of the Springfield jaunt, they tied up Eagleville 46-20. A clicking de- fense and accurate shooting did it. Meeting Maryville in the evening finals they almost did it again-almost. VVith two minutes to go and the score tied at 26-all, the Spoofhounds managed two free throws to win, 28-26. VVood, in the Hop- kins and Chillicothe games, was Bentonis high point man. In the semi-finals and finals Hook took top honors. just previous to the tournament play honorary city teams were announced. Reynolds made the All-City first string, Wfood placed on the second quintg Hinkle, Hook and Smith won honorable mention. The amazing development of the team into a clicking unit capable of dominating the subregionals and ranking as finalists in the regionals is explainable by the fact that the boys never quit learning. They started fforty -onei - STATE CONTENDERS Left to right: Kirschbaum, Rose, Smith, Reynolds, TVood, Hook, Johnson, Clayton, I-Iinkle, Hollingsworth, Kagay, Mgr. slowly and with no outstanding player around whom to build aggressive tactics. Reynolds and Wood sparked their team- mates in the early games while t-he others Gene Landolt, Bonne Terre center, was the major factor of Benton's defeat. VVood starred for the Redbirds, making four buckets and a free throw, most of the ,,, --:mum irq-W. rn .J M.-hw. N lim - Am 'I L- J .B ,SW-Am,M, ,arms , ,4 ,q ,,. , nw ia ,,4..a:1..,- M. :sv -s were getting familiar with competition on foreign courts. Later Hook began to show an uncanny accuracy for the basket, Hinkle developed speed and reliability, Smith came through in the crisis. This team- consciousness helped to account for the post season successes that opened the way to the state tournament March 912 State Tournament Springfield Competition was quickly ovei fox the ten Redbirds who, 3.CCOlllp3.ll1CCl bv Coaches Springer and Francis made the trip south On the evening of lZllC11 a1r1val after hours of battling a snowstorm that made driving a touch and go mattei they met their first round 'tdversaiy Bonne Teire and lost by '1 23 42 scoie The stellar playing of former from the outside. Bonne Terre continued its Winning streak to the semifinals and in the con- solation play-off won third place rating. The Buffalo Bisons captured first place. Vlarvville the other entiant from this section lost out in the quaitei fmals AS FOR THE RESERVES The Junior Caidmals played '1 curtain 1a1ser at each of the 15 games of the regulai schedule wx 111111110 9 and losing 6 duiing the season Coach F111lC1S worked with the squad and reports considerable potential varsity powei in the lllalilllo particularly Kirschbaum Rose and Stilgenbauei who have substituted on the vaisity fforty twol . 1 , a, ' 4, c . - -. 1 . . O . . . C c , . . , 6 K I l - D . . ' N . I l , . c ' 'M i C 7 ' b , C , ' 3 T. . N c , ' ' f- . . . f - I . C f Y - ' l 0 . ' . : :'.EZ1'- fl-1-E491-5 af,-.F arise-.aff-ri--J.---:ff--rssra-a waive.: --Y-M G- A, , H, .,g.,-,-.z2.1sg::.f:..: .:J.L:: f+Anif.iL: -'f'--:sf..4sa:::. - wa.f f1 '-1 1-Effie' L'-'L - -f '-'av '-'nf-H-1-f- 0 WMS- A ----4 ' -- ' ' ' ga- ,Rug-,, v.4b::S- midrscsan..-Jawa.. KF! -Lsvr. 1- - , .. . ,.....J,.s,,.-,......g.:., .. ulzg in -4 AX! V 4----.-...sel.n.:.Q.1f.z...-. v--r. V.. .,..- , . - .-...-:.,me:-.... .,'1- -'.,.,A.,.--,.,...- , ,. , . ------. :',:,:,':1.11,,i.f ,- f?..v:'a.u--:f':1: 3+-f.,L,,,-' aura l... .... - V ..,, . ' --'52-:'S 'l- .anfff :me-1 : 5--' 2332: r1. a'fQ -.1R!5?'f'.'! '5! !'?T 7 ',!!PDz-51 CHEERLEADERS Front: Juanita Valentine, Bonnie Heriford, Millie Jackson Back: Joyce McDowell, Pat Sullenger, Carol Ragsdale. l 1. Q B CLUB Edd' Valentine Pat Sullenger Mr Springer spon- Q First: James Kline, Bob Miller, Donald Kagay, ie , , . , SOFQ Joyce McDowell, Thomas Wallace, Frank McLaughlin, Charles Young, vice-president, Keith I Gabriel. 1 P l Fisher Marvin Atkins VVes1ey Hicks, Bill Morris, l Second: Ronnie Drowns, Karl Reichman, au , , ' ' C 'l Lawhon, Howard Valentine Pete Lopez, Colonel Barber, Jimmie Lake, eci . ident' Everett Rolev Ervin Ristau, Sgt.-at-Arms, Herbert Third: Leon Hinkle, J. C. Wood, pres , 1 .1 , Gabriel, Ronald Rose, Le Roy Allen, Bill Reynolds, Wilbur Kline, Gene Hook, Jack Johnson, Secy. fforty-three? 'li'-ff ff-Siafffw-f. Q .5 : ,,.,e.ae,-1.35-nl.-.3 5.3. , ' - 'f-Wu' . 1Q1..?.unwa12Fi-- igg W A . ,-,AL A .,,,r.,, -A w.i-..A.si-. Jr., fa wma-,,a.,i: 5, ...r.,o,.uQ,.m.n,- .-a. I G. R. A. OFFICERS, MANAGERS E Donna Coffman, Betty Walker, Bonnie Cositin, Shirley Myers, secy-treas.g Pat McCoy, pres., 'Vicky Cthapman, vice-pres., Margie Modis, Norma Spangler, Doris McDovvell, Joyce McDowell. - GIRLS RECREATION ASSOCIATION I A OFFICERS President ....................... Patty McCoy Vice-President ................ Vicky Chapman Sec'y.-Treas. .................... Shirley Myers Reporter ..................... Norma Singleton ' A A MANAGERS 'Volleyball .................... Assistant Basketball .. Assistant Softball .... Assistant Minor Sports Assistant Norma Spangler Joyce Alexander .Joyce McDowell ..................Marjorie Modis ....................Bonnie Costin .Doris McDowell .Donna Coffman . . .Betty Walker The aim of the Girls Recreation Association, an extra-curricular organization sponsored by the girls -Physical Education Department, is fourfold. First, to provide recreational opportu- nities, second, to develop aspirit of sportsman- ship, third, to promote health, and fourth, to create a spirit of fellowship that will carry over into other school relationships. Membership is open to all girls in grades 9, 10, 11, ' and 12 who are physically able to participate. Intramural tournaments in the various major and minor sports are sponsored by the club. Leadership training is given special emphasis, members serving not only as officers but also as managers, captains, coaches, and game officials. Inasmuch as each girl takes part in the various activities for the pleasure and personal satisfaction gained from such participation, it becomes the policy of the organization to give no awards but rather to recognize the ten graduating senior girls who have accumulated the greatest number of points. To these ten girls goes the honor of membership, in the G. R. A. Honor Alumnae Association. ' . Girls receiving the honor for this year are: ' Juanita Loar Patty McCoy Norma Spangler Eva Taylor , Betty Walker Virginia Carter Vicky Chapman Donna Coffman Shirley Gilmore . Joyce Goin G R A HONOR SENIORS TOP Vlfgmla Carter Vlcky Chapman Donna Coffman Shirle Gilm J G Below Juanita Loar Patty McCoy Norma Spangler Eva Tgylor Bjeqsty wglkeroln Cforty fourl . . n ' Y Y , p . . 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' ' ' ' ' ' 1 W' Y. .?iuL-1..v1s,,.,,.,' L 1 Betty Walker, Sponsor Major ,ii fe ,Q 14' IF 1. '15 'ii 1 'MQ 1 .Sl -.1 ,E nil W .4 ' L QQ .1 1 'es Norma Barrett, Sponsor Colonel .DS ' 4 Ernest Tritten, Captain sg li ii .,., , .lg J uv .... ' COMPANY F First: Robert Gasper, Richard Chaney,- Wesley Hicks, major: Ernest Tritten, captain, Harold Hrenchir, Q' 1 1ieu.t,-c010ne1, Le Roy Maxwell, lieu.t,g Jon Strong, Robert Corwme. - f 9 Second: Edward Sohaber, Jimmy Leonard, Willard Harmon, Jack De Vorss, Bob Turner, George Edkin, My R' hi d H ff ,Ra C.hism, Roger Nauman, Charles Thomas. Q I , VA ThirdiG12?iInsseloWrrl:y1,Rorynie Drowns, Edward Christman, Pete Elo, Clifford Dilla, Bob Herren, B111 l Consolover, Gerald Sommers, James McKinley, John Graham. ' V F i , 1 1 ,. Ll, ' Ni .Ml ,, N 1 ,pl in Ei' 54 V!! I xl-xi Nl ,Y COMPANY G First: Eugene George, Lenno Hughes, captain, Gena Jennings, lieut.g Fred L. White, captain, Bil-l Morris. l 1 L l colonelg Le Roy Allen, major, Donald Wasson. 5 Second: Donald Richie, Clarence Casebolt, Donald Davenport, Steve Mihelich, Bob Shepherd, Barry 5 1 Lemaster, Roger Brooks, Robert Malarkey, L. G. Stevenson, John Wheeler. F , Third: Ivan Wells, Bill Owens, James Alsup, Lynn Bush, Ralph Newgent, Billy Eck, James E. Dittemo-re, II: Donald Stout, Franklin Bennett, David Thompson. l 1 IU i ll I l -.21 V: r r, ,, 'Vi 5 , SABER AND CHAIN First Ernest Tritten secy treas Norma Barrett Mlllle Jackson B tt W ll S t Ph ll VIFSIHIS- Carter Jane Benlght Nell Culver Le Poy Allen commandiry a wr I ips sponsor Second Lenno Hughes Le Roy Maxwell t Commander Blu Morris Gene Jennings sg arms Fred L White Harold I-Irenchir Wesley Hicks vice Cfoity six V . Z f , fl A A ..,,.. ,.. , ,. .. L . ,, ,W Q . l . . , - . , , Y y g l V S I . . ' ' 1 v U , . . , A, . . - . . . , . , I , , . , , y - - Y , . l ' 'T Q-'-1' 'Z W 'NT 7 1 A7-L 'ff L---55-5 '? 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ACTIVITIES tforty-seven? I ., .,.. -4 W . ,iz-Q--Lfuqvdz, fr-gist' 'sz2-Q-.1eS?3F1F2'fsY71iZfTE'''Lge-1iBgj '1:-Qisif'1'-K '+ , . ,. . .1f.--.1--e::ff-xgqsif expel:-.awza-:wi H.2-3,-lqsavxfzxra-2-f.'rin- Cf-w1'i'r,h'f-wf:v5i:I??5'f5 .' Q,f. 2f:?2f'F:ek?5r:5a fvlmgi' - ,' ,z.uSii5:t:T.fi'. xv., .,..,... .... -KH ,. .K V ,.,. -A . , U A ,,.,, ..,,,... ...x..,..w 1' Lu.-.....:-,., ,. ..,. ,..1:-,. .,...,.., -. .. . - AROUND THE SCHOOL K, L 1 i S. y I. 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N B , Jane Benight, Joyce Goin, Erkalene Budgett, git eSdl?gnger?rma arrett' Neu Culver' Pat Pettepler' SecieId?torE3,?Tlixi1InT?'nIMregFlE,Jgltngmirztiziglg? Roy Maxwell' Jack J0hT1S0I1, Le Roy Allen, Ronnie DFOWHSV x I BENTONIAN STAFF y First: Ruth Holcomb, Rosemary Drummond, Mary Wassick, Joyce Goin, Meredith Ray, editor: Norma Spangler, Betty Edlin, Pat Sullenger, Donna Coffman, Patty McCoy. Second: Rose Rock, Eva Taylor, Alice Goerke, Gary Church, Bob Turner, Ray Chism, Le Roy Maxwell, Pat Pettepier, Jeannie Bazan. I w ' LIBRARY ASSISTANTS t McPherson Connie Arneson, Irene Sullender, Judy Driver, Donald Riffhie, First: Virginia Ames, Jang t R H ' , J A u er. . ,I VH. Seconcdsg Kigtlgne Likiooqrxe iean Hulse, Janet Daver1P0F7l1 Billy Efik, Nancy Wyrlck, Jean Noel, kay N0.IlS, Carolyn Brooner. ififty-ouch 1. SENIOR Y-TEENS-COFFICERS, A-Cl ' First: Mary Beutler, Frances Bunten, Marcella Campbell, Norma Walker, Norma Barrett, Nell Culver, pres.: Norma. Spangler, Rosemary Drummond, Alleene Brady, Donna Coffman. . Second: Leta Bryant, Jane Benight, Joyce Alexander, Gloria Baker, Norma Chrrstmarn, D0I'0th3f Callaway, Joann Allen, Dorothy Culver, Jewell Dean Brown, Joan Barker. . Third: Carolyn Brooner, Rose Cross, Virginia Carter, Jaunita Bray, Margaret Beers, Vicky Chapman, Mary Ellen Black, Bonnie Costin, Dorothy Butcher, Barbara Cochran, Dorothy Bishop. KD-Hl First: Vicky Ergani-an, Bonnie Heriford, Shirley Helsel, Joyce Goin, Violet Groves, Frances Garcia, Dorothy Gann, Betty Hawkins, Lee Fasching, Mattie Lee Friend. Second: Anna Belle Enslow, Joyce Ebling, Betty Edlin, Mary Duran, Delores Greer, Alice Goerke, Helen Dykes, Cleo Fauver, Rose Do-ane. Third: Shirley Felch, Frances Fleshman, Marilyn Hartman, Rita. Hare, Dorothy Flach, Sue Fuller, Margaret Filbert, Louise Hare, Marilyn Gell, Judy Driver. CH Mcl First Joyce Hughes Lena Hogan Mary Lou John Hl J C Caroline Kline Carol Huffman Jean Hulse Barligrla Luiiglie essee ressle Kemery Yvonne Irwm Second Ruth Holcomb Juanita Loar Nanc Joh V d K1 T Jones Ruth Ingram Millie Jackson Beulsah Lalinsrgizlr a a me Wyla Jackson Smiley Hook Beverly rhird Joann Hollingsworth Mary M C ul D th L Ann Jones Shirley McCoy Doris MED? ei J DIZ y opez Joyce MCDOWGH Gary Lou Krumme Joe Cfirty two? we o nn Hutchings Carole Huffman 1 ' 1 , ' 1 ' ' . . , D I , , , , , , , . . , - . ' Y . . ' - 1 1 , , Y 7 1 1 M - . - . ' - ' ' ' .' W J' Y W 1 I , ' I . I I 1 - f'-'-2-'I-fa-'rjsf-a f- 'f ---fifeffffwfrgrx-fee.. 1:-aww-.-., ,e,?,ii..u,...e?,l-,S-nigga.,Mg....,,..-..,...,,.... . . :f1'f-fe ff.-,:F1t?i'1.?,-, .l1JT:vm+f. 'sive . ,.:,.'-em.-Jae:-re-f,-S: -..-. .f...'. - .. L,.,.,. W-.- Ha- . .. .. . 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Second: Myrna Sturgis, Mary Wassick, Eva Taylor, Nancy Wolfley, Juanita Valentine, Mary Anne Stout, Jackie Utz, Janette Taylor, Peggie Shepherd, Dorothy Zuptick. Third: Shirley Sprague, Betty Walker, Helen Stout, Chriselda Welsh, Nancy Townsend, Nancy Wyrick, ' Maxine Shipley, Lola Shreve, Virginia Sullender, Irene Sullender. JUNIOR Y-TEENS-lA-Li First: Geraldine Brown, Harriet Karr, BOnnie Baker, Sha-Igon Egnovanv Eleanor Dmwns' Glennrose Gann' Connie Goodman, Jo Ann Culver, .Shirley Gr0r1'1, Pearl 0294 - I G I B b B 1 9,2 Second: Patty Hart, Mary Hale, Hlglen Denlgiczlrsss,Aglggri-iacttfijwlgfirber, Katherine eor re, ar ara an cs, Ada Marie Bell Pat Coffman. DHHS- v ' , ' - 1 D th D t d, C 'l fl, Thifdi Myrna Halpainf Rosemafy Flesimiii' JSEQZB A3339 3133112 12521523 J0y'iZOB3'mmTm of me 122' Johnson, Shirley Bouge, ROSSYURFY H101 y ' ffifty-threw ,I ,. .,.,.-, -,,,1f-13--:,-,i, fl- q-.in ,.:f--s:.:aa4:17'1'1.-rqqgwf,-w-: .sq .- -.-.3 . - . 1, ,-,Q A 11.-:V-.-:Qsrfgf-:star-,:e+M.,.1,,.a,-.bgfzpw152:-yr.-,,3f'?se9??we,,qg-:felis-mfs, , P333 --X1-7j'EQ1 ' lL-Zl ' First: Thelma Stout, Joan Parsley, Margaret Wray, Glenna Wilcoxson, Patsy Shull, Peggy Myer, Patricia Zbierski, Norma Singleton, Donna Mears. , V I ' Second: Darlene Meade, Beverly Martin, Glenda Poteet, Olive Wilcoxson, Elaine Kemper, Patricia Meyers, Colleen Lykins, Beverly Miller, Lois Lee, Carol Wyrick. I Third: Phyllis Rose, Azel-dia Malotte, Shirley McAllister, Phyllis Pendergast, Jo Ann Murphy, Jacqueline 'Smock,'Joan Salata, Peggy Martin, Donna, Lindensmith, Shirley Turner, Glennis Monroe. HI-Y First: James Kline, Lenno Hughes, Bill Rose, Jack De Vorss, Donald Crain, Ronnie Crain, Bob Shepherd, Burl Wells. Second: Bob Flint, Wesley Hick-s, Fred White, Gene Hook, Lynn Bush, treas.: Bob Fairlie, Bolb Davis. secy.: LeRoy Allen, Bil-l Morris, Gary Church, pres.: Gene Jennings. JR RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES First Carol Ann Black Mary Wassick Pat M Cr N W Ik treas Barbara Lmville vice pres Jean Pargleyay secy orma a er pres Jo Am Hutchings Second Betty Spence Lola Marshall P t Mll C l W llb Lmdensmlth Colleen Lykms a 1 er aro e aum Elalne Kemper Dale Plumb Donna. Third Jo Ann Murphy Loretta Bradfo d V l M tth Frances Fleshman Shirley Mallory r ioa a ews Bonnie Costin Dorothy Butcher Betty Walker itifty fourb ' . , , . J . ' . ' 1 ' 5 a - S I 1 ' ' I ' ' 1 - y . . '. W . Y , 1 1 , , l , . ' ' . I W : Q ' , 1 1 1 . ... . -1: f. ,, .. 5'.J.E9, .7-i? 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Roxie Waitkoss histor ian' Bettie Miller. Second: Mary Ann Stout Mary McCauley Dorothy Flach Yvonne Irwin Norma Barrett Rose Rock Joan Wisneski Jo Ann Bougher Loretta Bartch Dorotha Callaway. Third: Virginia Carter Pat McPhelan Joann Hollingsworth Judy Driver Mary Ellen Black Hazel Thomas Betty Walker Carol Huffman Mary Wassick Anna Mulkey. CITIZENSHIP B D L d th Frances Bunten secy Vivian Sherman Flrsslcelgggsa 1.J1Z::ES ggxgtilysogalrOnggirleynlggsylfoln Eileen Enms Dime Forsen Myrna Halpam SecClNLoirmz1iDhSx:ilegL1C:ge Pat Coffman Joyce Burton Richard Matton Rllzihard Follett Franklin Gilmore P t t J A Boug er Th Yvonne Irwm Clgfrrda S51lroieegfobhziggnurl9hC3USFs1d?erugei2astOJomlxnn Murphy Loretta Bradtord Eduard lgihrlshfgytgg Lffgnnlgr Wfflthgm Caroll Heppard Lila Lee Miller Shirley Bouge Gloria. Baker Ada. Marie Bell 1 Cflfty flvel 1? ii 21 .1 .E i. V E57 i-5 41' 1 1,1 'F I is! 1 11 l 1. 1 P I. i S 5 1 1 1 1 1 J 1 I I 0' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I V 'v 1 1 1 1 1 1 Il 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 Y Y A l ff 11 51 ik: 1 -l , 21 . :S z Eff S1 551 Sl 1 M . 5 5 :Q .21 ' fi W--as if ll I1 ' . I . . Y y A , I - 4 I 7,1 1 U 1 , 11 . - I 2 1 - I ' y , 1 1 1 1, V : 1 ' g 1 - 1 ' A X I ' . U ' 1 Q . . U ' W , 1 l ' 1 , 1 V 1 Y J, I ' . . ' V ' . ' ' 1 1 ' ' I . 1 , rp -9 l V1 . - 1 1 '2i? -. QQ1 I . . , ,, ., , I .,., , ,, ,,,,, I 'X civic gatherings. ...ax .:1.u... ages..- -,'.,...-.-5 s..e.1-ff-.ws ALL-SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The fact that the orchestra, directed by Mr. Lakin, is composed of some 47 students precludes the possibility of identifying the members by name. The string section alone, of 31 performers, is large enough to do attractive special numbers. Artists there are also among the clarinets, trumpets and 'cellos. The ensemble appears at most assembly programs and entertains often at The band, consisting of 73 members, not only contributes several assembly programs annually and special numbers from time to time, but has made a creditable record in the spring district and state competition festivals. Organized as a 'marching band, it has added sparkle to the school athletic program and a certain something to civic parades. ' ALL-SCHOOL BAND Cfifty s x - i.'J rr- 1 - mrrriitrwr V - af- ' .ive-rr,-urn:-tr-.1 ... W. ,WW g 4 -Adu' :Qi '5?I:1,a . ,.a,.,. 1::5i'aas1aym:-+a1Fe1TSi?.a-fr,f-aw:.sfi.f,:W.m-.,.... --F-1..-2.--a-.W .. , 1 .-. 11--, .f,.c...,,.-.-. A -4--1g1-'ff - f- -1 I-'H -ff-A-wwf--1. . .:.,..:e1 1-.:m:.q.-. A- - -1.-1,-,- .. ...,,...,e,-, ..-,1.-. -1 - U - ,1 11 1 1 -, , 1 , 7 -1....,,..-,,...--,.,,,, .T -.,, ..,. , .,,.,. W., ,M .1 , , ..,, . , . ,, , 1 f -- --ALM-2-1-1 --messes-1ff-37511-1712-'T f:1E-1xszmmz.-111:1.sss1EQ'-f'iff:-T:--'f-fr ,hiss if 122' J-'uf-'T ,wx -Q-H ' 111 1 ca..- ,.r1.s.:.m1ef,-,mm ,Q7Q-am-S,ie::-ke1'z5:1+wz145sf:f1-?z1 .1m's1x.tz:fg.1.m - 1 4 1 MM l MIXED CHOIR-IA to My First: M tt' F' d, M 1 - , ., , Juaniaa EoaglegonnaaE5gfg.1no?l1n:Tohnson, Vlolet Groves, Calole I-Iutfman, Frances Garcla, Jane Benight, Second: Joyce McDowell, Frances Fleshman T l J k ' . . . Chapman Doris Hook Doris McDowell B'eu1laYhyIiJawy2tei'.s0n, Gloria Baker' Ralph Haskms' Vlckle Thilgirgggg lglagtcignes Bonnie costin BOD Hughes Bob Greer Leon I-Iinkle Pete Lopez Shirley G-ilmore IM to Zl Flrsxtgv Donna Thompson Betty Spence Dorls Pfle1derer Eugene Mlller Helen Parsley Rose Rock Norma alker Second Eva Taylor Mary Wasslck Betty Walker Lola Shreve Martha MeJ1a ROX16 Wa1tkoss Lorrame Povx ell Pat Sullenger Thlrd Hazel Thomas Shlrley Plumlee Bob Phlllxps Howard Valentlne Ervln R1stau Roger Nauman Margle Modls Kay Tmdle Nancy Wvr1ck .4 GIRLS CHOIR Fnst Ruth Turner Vuglma Rwer Nell Culvez Marcella Campbell Shlfley Felch Dorotha Callawly Lend Marle Hogan Louella Ptlugradt Mary McCauley Gefaldme Sampson J Me owr Agnes 1Vr1ght Lxla Whltcomb Dorothy Lopez H f d ean g Secilqglna E3ggi3R3CiSngLi1?,hn3:1?etEeOgIayelor elljlasrry Duran .To Ann Hutchmgs Mar1lyn Hartman Thlrd Joann Hollingsworth Manlyn D1ttemore Jo Ann Sauter Sue Fvixlleg Maxme Shlpley June Mxller Mary Ellen Black Rose Cross1 Margaret Fllben Jucquelme Utz 'hum a my cfigty seveny H- .,, 14. 1145 'l ' l 51 If if ' li 3 K tif 1 -11' is .11 l 12 Vi HQ '21 IE' li' A. 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STAGE CREW Donald Davenport Colonel Barber Jim Meade Frank McLaughlin Bob Davis Neil Nielsen lfifty eightl .. .- A I , 1 ' I ' 1 . M , - -Q -ef - . , M ,Fm ,, ww, 1- V gg,vg:1A-'TL' ' :.:. 'L:?1:.: 'if':'LiT.'aI- -L::. .LT -.la ai.-gAxp'.'g-.,..:,: -- fr 1 fn- ' . Y ., . . - .....-a,.,...s ,.-A-----..as.1g s-gr.:-:L-.'.'::1:n-:f--N V ...-. a:::vJ4...uir'54-v--..J-.:a-keg:-f:- --'-S - r'r-' --2---'fi-efhl K swf ',' -4 V . 1 4' --'- - l '1 ,1Q:. ,, ,-'gh-'fL 'f ', . -..gui 3' ' ' '4'4' ' ' 4 V ' , . , w-1 sz. . . . , ..,......f,s:fvis. Q.,-..6':g'.s5-3',:Sl:fE-'-1..., 'ff , - .-1 f .www First: N. Christman, F. Fleshman, R. H1 b M S d k J. Benighyt, V. Carter, D. Coffman, RfJC5JIl1l'iU3m0Ii1's1.,Bari3fh'Tny, Mr. Daffron, N. Culver, N. Barrett, Second: M. Mejia J. Kline M Ray D Kagay E Roley B W lk J J h ' ' ' . ' ' 1 - 1 ' . - ' , N. , . ' W. Rose, C. Huffman, R. Cram, J. McDowell, J. Utz, J. Allen? Beutlierilson Spangler P Pettepler' Third: A. Wright, J. Alexander, B. Morris, B. Kidney. HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION Twenty-four new members, sixteen seniors and eight juniors, were inducted into the Benton chapter of the National High School Honor Society on April 5 at a special mid-week assemfbly. Mrs. H. 'W. Sandusky, former president of the Board of Education and a Benton patron, gave the address for the service on the subject Know Thyself. Ability, application and ambition are the requisites for attaining the goal cul- minating in membership in the Honor Society, said Mrs. Sandusky. The im- portant thing, she explained, is that the individual recognize his capacities. If he sees 'these are limited, he can make up for it by industrious effort provided he wants to do so and is determined to reach a high scholastic goal. Student members and inductees of the Society contributed the other numbers. A choral reading, Beyond the Horizon, its theme embodying t'he purposes and ideals of the Society, was presented by Joyce Alexander, Norma Barrett, Ne-ll Culver, Pat Pettepier, Norma Spangler and Agnles tie VVright, the second year members of group. Norma Barrett, president, read tie ' ' t e Bible lesson and prayer, administered pledge to the new members and closed the program with appropriate remarks. Special musical numbers included a vocal solo The Ways COxenhamJ by Ca1'OlC Huffman and a clarinet solo Scheherazade fRimsky-KorsakoffJ by Meredith Ray. with Gloria Baker and Pat Pettepier playing the accompaniments. 't-?' S:?31f-f ' Mr. Daffron presented badges and cer- tificates to the following seniors: Jane Benight, Virginia Carter, Donna Coffman, Rosemary Drummond, Betty Edlin, Frances Fleshman, Ruth Holcomb, Martha Mejia, Meredith Ray, Betty Wfalker, Jack John- son, Donald Kagay, Benny Kidney, James Kline, Bill Morris, and Everett Roley. Juniors were Joan Allen, Mary Beutler, Norma Christmran, Carole Huffman, Joyce McDowell, Jacqueline Utz, Ronald Crain and VV'illiam Rose. After the ceremony the members and guests met for luncheon served in the band room by a corps of home economics girls. Gold place cards, plaques and program booklets featuring t'he emblem decorated the tables. These were made by t'he mem- bers supervised by Miss Sellers. Gloria Baker played several piano numbers during the luncheon hour. Miss Elliott, sponsor of the Society, assisted by Mr. Daffron, had planned the program. Miss Doherty and Society mem- bers ,arranged the luncheon menu and decorations. At a business meeting after t'he luncheon the group elected as officers for the 1949- 50 year: President ...... .. .Norma Christman Vice-President . . . ...... Ronnie Crain Secretary ......... . . .Mary Beutler Reporter ...................... Jackie Utz During 1948-49 Norma Barrett served as president: Agnes Wfright, as vice-p1'esi- dent, Nell Culver, secretary, and Norma Spangler, treasurer. 1 fi f r y -nine! -11q,,- . .... . -fn.. fx -. , l img.,-ff.:1K'eTF'j'-1-:RT-.' A , . - ee... ' 'wzv.:m,.:uagef'ew:.1..a...--12-1-.-1-212 f 2 1961 umak' A lain'-XL l 'Q A 4.w.L w!l- :-GL-ki' V THE JUNIORS TAKE. A BOW The theatrical debut of the Juniors in The Tangled Yarn QDagmar Volaj a three- act comedy presented December 10 under the skilled direction of Miss Doherty, was a high spot of fun for a big audience, a distinguished performance, reflecting credit upon both actors and director. Carole Huffman as Camilla Page carried the exacting leading role with sparkling ability. A young lady with a flair for spontaneous yarns, she involved her apart- ment mates in a dubious conspiracy to claim a prize money cheque which, as struggling young wage earners, t'hey sorely needed. But the attendant risks and narrow escapes kept Dorothy l7Vagers, as her cousin Vivian, and Peggy Shepherd, t'heir pal Cora, in a state of constant alarm. f Entangled too, were Lynn Bush, a bud- ding young autfhor, and Clarence Ca-sebolt, the snappy news gatherer. But their case was not so serious as that of Armond John- son, the contest sponsor, who bestowed his fsxxtyl heart as well as his money 'upon the vivacious Camilla-or was it her grand- mother? The snarled state of affairs, further complicated by Lawrence Bodle's claiming to be her husband was not cleared up until Nancy Vfyrick, as an afflicted Sadie Stringer, denounced him as her ex-spouse. All of these actors managed capably t'he opportunity afforded for clever acting and comic situations. In briefer roles, Twyla Jackson as the landlady and John Graham as her Irish husband were excel- lent. Maxine Shipley was fine as Camillais dismayed but sportsmanlike mother and Bonnie Costin drew laughs as the austere and haughty Mrs. Brand, senior. Ruth Turner was student director, Pete Elo was properties man. Members of the class, assisted by faculty sponsors, managed staging, publicity and ticket sales. Junior girls served as ushers and the school orchestra played between acts. . - - ---- - -V - .. s- H...41sgeesg. ,.t-.,,.-.,,.,Us-. -.... .. . ,, .. . , ' -ftr '-...M.,..:.-:-.'w.'i-:.H:I-ff-age? LT-1 -'iQ'-wave. ..-. . V . ,.- .. ..: ,. K e ,, . . , - .Y ,.f.-.--fa,,..:a-Veg-Elf.-.3723,,:q:,..-A -1--1--1-gm Aff?--,gr-.--...zifgr-::.':.3,-rf-,,.n. -.-.',?:....p,-,,e.,.., fl 9, , -,,,. qw' : .V 1 B L- ' ff-'of'-Azri-rdf.-1-1 ::f',-:-...... !9- '::'i::n:w.:'xQ.':':T42fv-'7z1f13 ,Tif:-f:4f -'L - - .1'.4:a--'arf Ls, :l +41.-,?3, g 1 Wn GRADS ADD LAURELS I Consider the plight of Vlfilloughby Adams-too many doting, and dictating, aunts. Result: no backbone, no mind of his own. A guardian? Yes, he got one, rather tough but so provocative that XVilloughby found his feet and stood on them. So Went the plot of The Inner XVilly QBettye Knappj, the three act comedy presented 'by an excellent senior cast to matinee and evening audiences March 24 and 25. Miss Elliott did 'her customary noteworthy job as director, assisted by dates, Marybelle Turner CDorothy Zup- tickjg one of the Marshall twins-was it Trudy QRosemary Drummondj or Janet Q-lane Benightj ?-and Carol Martin CPatty McCoyj gave fine characterizations. There was the school athlete Stanley Clark CBob Davisj and his meek friend Mike CBenny Kidneyj, who just came along 'to be sure everything was done ac- cording to the book. Clark's punch at our hero, which lost him his steady was one of the high spots of the show. The whole added up to an evening of huge entertainment. Tlhree corsages, two taxi-fares, the family car-they were off to the dance. XVilloughby's alter ego dis- appears, the only sign of his existence, a discarded suit of underwear. Beverly jones, student director. Bill Morris, as the harassed Vtfilloughby Adams, and his inner self, LeRoy Allen, carried the heavy mirth-provoking leading roles. VVilloughby's dilemma, a date for the graduation dance, grew more compli- - I cated momentarily as Aunt Hester QViolet Those other items-staging, properties, Grovesj, Aunt Louise fNell Culverj, and Aunt Olga fRosenda Gsellj took over. In their roles as museum pieces these three programs and ticket sales+which con- tribute to a successful performance were looked after by senior committees, assisted were really satisfying, too. As for the by the class sponsors. isixty-one! .f-1-1f.f,..-.- tai:-g., W , ge .-1-1 QQ? , i 1 3,231 : :-1- L 'e11er:u:z:1-2151-uf -rzrewzm - 112'-TH -.. GS' - ,- 2 uumx...- V A M-. AUTOGRAPHS gf.- . T .: 3'3-.--.-'1'E'f3. -cw . . 1: ...: -n f:- r,?f?!1S2E'-.4,1a.. L. 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