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

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OUR BRYA HIGH From within-tlie clzmg of locker doors, girls' laughter, the sliuftie of dirty saddle shoes onthe stairs, the r4:5obe1l-the production sounds of our Ilryzm High.

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ARSENAL OF DE OCRACY From Beech Street and Parkview, Melbern and NVest High, Cherry and Route 6, raw materials pour into llryan High Incorporated. These raw materials, through exposure to the mysteries of parallels and plurals, clubs and classics, the whims and ideas of 22 foremen, are molded into finished products. Bryan High products are alike, and yet they are diliferent. They are curious combinations of civics tests and candlelight services, test tubes and moron stories, Christmas cantatas and Harry James. They are idealistic and they are practical. They chew gum and dream dreams. Our products are as vital to the country as planes or tanks or For our products will carry into the world with them the desire to keep student councils, civics debates, and GR-Hi-Y Easter services a part of American life forever. It is not possible to record in 65 pages all the things which make up a Bryan High product-those breathless moments before the team scores the winning bas- ket, the despair a surprise quizz brings, the suspense before a play entrance. We hope, in this Zeta Cordia, to capture some of the highlights of the year 1943 on Bryan High's assembly line. LET US PAUSE- OPERATION I-Products exposed to tests and texts plus fore- man's special touches. OPERATION 2-Products polished to give extra sales appeal. OPERATION 3-Products built up physically to assure lasting service to Uncle Sam. PRESENTING OUR PRODUCTS in various stages of produc- tion. OUR FINISHED PRODUCTS