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

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Those who act as foremen in directing most activities in the building are the Seniors. They have obtained their position because they have already experienced the growing pain for trials and tribulationsj of the underclassmen and are now qualified to aid and set the example for those still laying the groundwork of their education. When this building is finished, this is by no means the end. Commencement is just the beginning. For in truth, this was just a practice building. Now these carefree fore- men must relinquish their position to those who are fol- lowing in their footsteps, as they join the responsible and independent men and women of the world. As graduating Seniors they will look back on their high school days as the best years of their lives. With the strong, steady foundation they have built for themselves, they are ready and anxious to step into the next phase of life. Twenty-seven

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