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

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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.

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IUP-S Marcene Blakely VICE Presldent Max Rensberger Pres1dent Lott1e Hoffman Secretary Treasurer A WORD IN PARTING After e1ght years of elementary school two of 1un1or h1gh and four of hard labor 1n h1gh school Cdef1n1t1on of hard labor Doz1ng1n study hall occas1onally 1eaf1ng through a few pages 1n text books throw1ng paper planes fa1thfully attendrng assembl1es and now and then really gett1ng down to earth and studymgl we the class of 45 have assuredly won the pr1v1leges that undoubtedly go to the sen1ors Srnce that very f1rst day 1n the f1rst grade we felt that we were students who would go places We d1d many of us to the pr1nc1pal s off1ce But we drove on overcomlng such obstacles as read1ng r1t1ng and r1thmet1c lL1I'11OTl11Ql'1 found us ready to tackle any task even to learn1ng a few fancy dance steps for the dance that marked the end of our career 1n the elementary grades Sen1or hlgh school Fresh1es enrollment new teachers and subyects 1n1t1a t1on clubs dances elect1ons sports Sophomores Our f1rst G R H1 Y hunt orchestras and more dances Sophomore Sweater Sw1na Iun1ors A Cappella class r1ngs paper dr1ve A super Iun1or Sen1or Prom Then came September 1944 The old school bell called us back and we met once aga1n IH the halls of B H S The real1zat on that we were senfors suddenly h1t us However as always we rose to the occas1on and took 1t 1n our str1d We looked down our noses at underclassmen but grac1ously gave adv1ce when our ass1stance was needed We rushed out from assembl1es wh1le others wa1ted We took over the work handed down to us from other classes H1 L1fe Student Counc1l and Zeta Cord1a We were measured for caps and gowns and ordered name cards and 1nv1tat1ons We saw some of our boys answer to Uucle Sams call We posed for those very speclal sen1or p1ctures All too soon we were attend1ng classes for the last t1me hav1ng a few memorable get togethers before we each took our separate path away from the l1ttle world of wh1ch we were a part A solemn march down the a1sle a fr1endly handshake a tear or two a d1ploma 24 . 1 -4 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 . . . , . 1 1 - . 1 . . ,. . ,, . , . 1 . , , 3 V. , ' - I , . , . , . . I - , , , ss