Benton Harbor High School - Greybric Yearbook (Benton Harbor, MI)

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OUR SCHOOL DAYS ARE ACTUALLY CENTERED AROUND, NOT AN ABSTRACT THING LIKE CURRICULUM, BUT THE SIMPLE WORD, ACTIVITIES. THESE ACTIVITIES ARE FOR THE ADEQUATE EXPRESSION OF THE STUDENTS' PURPOSES. THE EXPRESSION IS EITHER FORMAL OR INFORMAL. FORMAL EXPRESSION IS IN- CLUDED UNDER CURRICULUM ACTIVITY. ww W 'S 75-,QQ ff I bv 1 Wf 1 I W!

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Mr. Semler is THE man in the High School who helps us to practice Democracy. He believes in letting the students have a large part in the government of the school, and in most cases lets them run their activi- ties in their own way. Of course, he holds a restraining hand on many of the students' rather wild ideas, but his reasons for doing this are always well founded. Ruth Baumeister can always be found in Mr. Sem- ler's office, ready to help and advise us. She acts as a sort of administrative secretary in our school Democ- racy. The students go to her for admits and excuses, and she shrewdly discerns between false and worth' while reasons. A rather touchy position for her to be in, but she ills her office kindly and capably. Mrs. Haynes is known as the Gitls' Advisor, but really is a kindly advisor to everyone. She is the one girls and boys go to alike to seek advice, sympathy, and sometimes just fun. They always find her a patient lis- tener and an eager helper. She plays a big part in the Girls' League paper and in the Drama and Music Club.