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

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weficw ' ' MISS MARGARET L. MRS. DORIS BLUNT, A.B. MISS ELSIE SCHLEY, B-5- MEYN, B.A. Public Speaking Library Dramatics Literally any course not offered in The classroom curriculum may be Taken by correspondence. This plan originarecl here in our school in I923. Co-op is a real invest- menf in on-The-job Training. MR. JACK YOUNG, B.S Ari MR. J. L. MIDDAUGH, B.A. Supervisor of Correspondence MR. L. HECKATHGRNE, B.S. Co-ordinator of Co-op Training I9

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MRS. GEORGIA ATWOOD, M.A. French we wade ' Latin MR. JOHN BRIDGHAM, MISS PATRICIA SPANGLER, M.A. Spanish Fine arts provide their investors with the benefits ot broad cultural advantages and offer security against future boredom. Through knowledge of languages an in- terest in other peoples begins, and through participation in music, speech, dramatics, and art, rehearsal for lite-long creative activities starts. MISS VIRGINIA ARCHER, MR. BERNHARDT MR. FOREST ELTING B.S.M. KUSCHEL, B.S. B.Ms. Vocal Music Band Orchestra I8

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026, MRS. MARY KESLER, B.S. MR. LEE BRANN, B.S. U A P ,. . L I J -V y,L L. L A MR. A. B. CONOVER, B.A. MRS. MARJORIE CONOVER, L.C. offcbe This department specializes i n training our students tor the busi- ness world. They may train to be secretaries, typists, or accountants. Typing and shorthand are also valuable aids to the students who go on to college, or even for one's own benefit in any walk of lite. MR. GORDON BULL, M.A. MRS. VIOLA DAHLMER, MlSS AGNES WELLS BA