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

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cfm Q 0 , MRS. SEENA THIEL, A.B. MR. JAMES MILLER, B.S. MISS ELSA BRIETENBACH, M.A. . . . are wrifing, reading, speak- ing, and Iisfening. Three units of English consTiTuTe a maior vviTI'1- out which no sfudenf can gradu- ate. MISS ELLEN FINLEY, B.A MRS. EVELYN WESTIN, MRS. CAROLYN LUEBKE, MR. PALMER HOLT, M.A. A.B. A.B. I3

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N fx as EN N A ' Qi I I O I rx QX I E 'X X x I X x u MR. ROBERT HALL, B.A. MRS. MARGARET VAN- MR. WESLEY CURNOW AMERONGEN, B.S. M.A. MISS MARY LOUISE WILLIAMS, M.A. The abilities one can acquire for the building of a foundation in the craftsmanship ot written and oral expression . . . MR. MILFORD MORRISON, MRS. JERALDINE KEYES, MISS CLARA IVERSON M.A. B.S. M.A. I2

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and cntkeae' MR. DON J. HARROD, Chemistry MISS MARY K. HARTZ, The science courses under the able Biology guidance of these teachers are becoming increasingly popular with the student body. Although only one credit in science is re- MR, HARRY PIPER, M5 . . General Science quired, many students sign up for two or more years. f f Gif! -f' il U 1 F. . MR. CLIFFORD MR. HUGH CAMPBELL, i MR. HUGH KAHLER, M.A. MR. DON FARNUM, M.A MACHACEK, M,S, B.S. Physics Biology Agriculture AQViCUlTUfe