Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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 Mr. Benthack, Superintendent Chadron formal B. Sc. and M. A. University of ? ebras a IMPRESSIONS After two years at Broken Bow I have acquired some definite impressions of our student life as a whole. One of my strongest impressions is that of the large number of students who participate in extracurricular activities. Participation in this form of activity is a form of character training, since it teaches self-reliance, competency, co-operation, and develops wide acquaintances. Extra-curricular activities contribute a large element to the morale of the school. Another impression comes from a view of our halls during school hours and reveals the fact that much freedom exists, quite different from the militaristic routine of not so long ago. Less dogmatism produces more self-responsibility than the old autocratic rule produced. Such freedom, as is evident, serves to develop individualism. The highly satisfactory degree of willing co-operation between faculty and students, also comes to my mind. The relationship which exists between student and teacher is one of friendship and congeniality. Such contacts form an important part in developing personalities. These are only a few of the impressions which I have received during the two years but they appeal to me as the ones which .ire most characteristic of our high school. EMIL BENTHACK. LTTJTJTJT-nJTJT-TLr 1932 Tjnj-LTTJTnJTJTJlJ Paico Klrvrn