Bryan High School - Zeta Cordia Yearbook (Bryan, OH)

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K Go NVHERE THE VERY BEST AND CLE.-XNEST IS SERVED. WHERE? At TrumppoWer's Restaurant Famous for their pies and sandwiches 10 years in Bryan You can inspect our kitchen any time Gur Meals 50c Lunches 300 lNfIeal Ticket, 21 meals, 38.00 Meal Ticket, 10 meals, 34.00 Special-Chicken dinners Sunday H O B 41 SD li SD Us O 'U C1 F14 O vm 'U H O '53 4-9-O4-044-0-0-O Kerr Bros GENERAL MERCHANDISE I 55600040-40+ V40-0-6-O-649 El 55 u I Il ' 2 ww We appreciate a part of your patronage Carrol1's THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN GROCERIES + - - - -12: -L,-E? '

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F oust Bros Pray FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING Brunswick Phonographs and Records Residence Phone 4953 Store Phone 40 +00-0 04600-06000 0-0 -0-00-0 0-09000 LD 'Jn CAN YOU IMAGINE Sam Churchman with a smile? Pauline H. with black hair? Laura Young putting a pin on someone's seat? Helen Schrider and Art Bailey weighing two hundred pounds? Midge Palm studying in the as- sembly '? Selma Hummel an angel '? Lois and Lenore separated? Ruth Meek writing Love Let- ters? Gertrude B. and Lyndall bluff- ing? Elwin Newcomer singing? Donelda Myers using rouge? Mr. White with curly hair? Mrs. Vollmer slim and tall? Selma Scott without some gum '? The Senior Girls keeping quiet in advisory? Fern Shackley a blonde? Neitha I. without her MAKE- UP? Charles Garns losing his voice? Oma Marlett and Mable Rinkle with fellows? Ivan Perkins bashful? Garwood Peepers in knicker- bockers? Dorothy Baker in a rush? Miss Krill scolding someone with a sober face? PERFICCTLY INNOCENT Miss IXIARSHALL - Did you throw any of those paper-wads sticking on the board ? DONIQEX'- NO, mine did'nt stick. 1?-

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A - L, iLife'--Q'1:': 5- V Aim H W iv--it O 0 O 6 9 0 G 4 o o o 0 0 6 J Jacobs f S. A. Priest O jeweler and Optometrist 3 I The Bank l' 2: S ' E - Qua my emce 3 Tonsor1a1 Parlor Reliability I O 0 O 0 0 O O 0 9 9 O 0 0 0900-O-090OQOQOOOOOOOQQQ0000649000690-40-OVQO-66-00-Q0-QVOYOOQO-606Q0 Ed's Farewell Address Helnenrber me when I aln gone away, Far into that sunny land-Texas. When you can no more hold me by the hand. Now I, turning' to go, turn back to say. Remember me, when no more day by day. You tell me of our future you had planned. Only remember me. you understand. lt will be too late to counsel then or pray. Yet if you should forget me for a while. And 3.l.lQ1'XY2l1'ClS 1'Q1llt?lHlJGl', do not grieve. For if the thoughts that once I had, A melnory ofthe thoughts that once l had, Better by far, for you to forget and smile. Than that you should 1'Ql'llQIlllJGl' and be Sad. 1 ' -: :::'-tT':::-a::z1:-iita- '