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

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4 u. a. g as uQ.v'f6L6'Q.9s - - n Foreword Morituri te salutamus . XVe who are about to die salute you. Let the proceedings begin. We expect that the next breeze will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms. ln fact we are prepared to do a little clashing our- selves and will endeavor to stay with them. come what may. This yearbook isn't a joke. Turn to tlte pictures of the classes and you will see a certain seriousness in the faces that even the bubbles and joy of youth cannot hide. They all mean something. Even the jokes mean some- thing, if you will come to us and have them explained. But don't give up easily. No doubt you could have published a much better book than this one. You have our permission to try. lVe have furnished margins which give the young genius a place to write down the sentiments inspired by our gems of thought. And if any roasts seem too severe, remember that they will make someone laugh. and you ought to be satished if you can furnish a little mirth for your suffering fellow-man. It is your duty to make joy in the world. XVe are obliged to a few of our fellow students. Some gave us laborg some gave a sympathy, while others are waiting for the ZETA-CORDIA to come down to twenty-five cents before they buy. The last-named are the ones who take a dozen Family Night Tickets at the theatre and who read the Purple Parrot over their neighbor's shoulder. To such we say, Peace be with you. And now farewell, -The Staff. U ' ah ...... of l -A4 ag