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

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Standmg Clark Rtce Tom Gutse Clara Murlllo Lynette Lorenzen Warren Whtte Bonnte Ntcholls LaVon Shook Ahce Eaton Isabel Ames Patty Shellenberger Orvtlle Carey Seated Mr Wagner Mr Rogge Bob Garber prestdent Max Wertz v1ce prestdent Nat Acker secretary treasurer Mr Cayton OUR STUDENT COUNCIL OF TODAY As one looks back a few years he can see how much the Student Counctl has progressed and lmproved as the student governrng body of the school One can readrly see how prom ment rt has become rn our everyday school hfe lt now truly seems an rndrspensable part of us For example The Student Counc1l approves and obtarns all assembly programs whlch add to the pleasure and mstructton of our school hfe The hall momtors who are respons1ble for more orderly halls are dlrected by th1s group The merlt system wh1ch was launched by the counc1l has already rmproved the general Splfll among students All new organtzatlons of the school are approved by the counc1l lt promotes and flnances school actrvrttes wh1ch are for the general welfare of the school sponsors a handbook and cooperates wlth the present noon program Yes the Student Counc1l 1S an actlve and worthy part of our Juntor sentor hlgh school strmulatrng and developlng a healthy school Splfll lmprovrng the general welfare of the school provtdtng opportumtres for the students cooperatron and part1c1pat1on 1n the lnternal affalrs and government of our school and creatlng a greater I'eSpOI'1S1b1l1lY among the stu dent body Mr Nrcholas Mr Rogge and the Bryan Board of Educatron have been more than w1ll1ng th1s year to cooperate wlth such a well organlzed and stable group as th1s whrch con srsts of ftve senrors four tumors three sophomores two freshmen w1th the seventh and eighth grades each havtng one representattve These member are elected by the vartous classes and have the responsrbrhty of carrylng the rnterest of thelr class and welfare of the entlre student body The source of revenue for the counc1l 1S the farmhar noon candy sale and varlous dances lncludmg the successful Krck Off Dance 20 ,, , - V , , , , , , , , , . . . , . , , , , 5 I - . g , . I , . 1 . . , . I I ' I I l ' , I I ' - -. I I I - . , . , , - I - 1 , I 1 Q . o I

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H 1 1 22 WITH BROOM AND BRUSH When there are six ftundred students in one school someone must have the Job of picking uc after them O ur faithful Janitors are the ones who have been assigned this tedious yob and it 1 by no means a ll sma one Besides this task the grounds must be kept well trimmed and the building kept Warm on cold t win er days There are numerous small unofficial tasks and favors performed which nevertheless take ff e ort and time on the part of the custodians ln the spring the lawn has to be rolled in summer th e grass must be cut in the fall the leaves need rak ing and winter time always brings snow to be sh l d ove e early in the morning before school begins Mr Ralph Perry Mr Delber Long and Mr R GY Tressler are the ones responsible for these things being done Thanks to the people responsible for our comfort all through the year WITH BOTTLES AND BANDAGES Mrs Lybarger our capable nurse is on duty most of the dav She 1S the city nurse and gives B H S a real helping hand The school furnishes a health room in the lunror High Building which is busy every morning and noon Mrs Lybarger plays an important part in our high school When the boys d an girls are ill it is she who sends them home. She is always on the lookout for a sore throat which is a d . goo sign of measles or mumps. Any morning of the week you can find her busl 1 Y signing excuses for students who have been absent. This method is used as a precaution against con- tagious diseases.