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

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----- - ----- ----- - -----------1- - ---czETA.coRDiAp--'- ---------------- --------.-------- l -- THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Betty Young ................................................,....... President Yirginia Cameron ........ ......................... V ice President Marvel Fast ..,............ ........ S ecretary and Treasurer Ladies and gentlemen of the radio audience, as you all know, the sponsors of this program have been conducting a nation-wide contest for the best letters from high school students. Here is one we have just received from a third-year student of Bryan High School, Bryan, Ohio. Listen, folks. just one more year and we shall be out of school! How quickly time passes! It doesn't seem possible that only a few short years ago we started to school in the first grade. It wasreally eleven years ago, but who realizes that those years have gone? Why, it was only yesterday that we were Freshmen and Sophomores! They called us 'Green Freshiesf I think we were no 'greener' than the hun- dreds who have been Freshies before us. XVe were so young, and really there was quite a change from the grades to high school. Silly Sophomores was our next appellation. Truly, we were no 'sillier' than the rest. XVe merely suffered an af- fliction common to the age. Next year we will be 'Dignihed Seniors' lt will be our last year and we are going to make it greater and better than any before. This happy year we are juniors. We have come to a new dignity and re- sponsibility. No longer underclassmen, we have assumed the role of upperelass- men. And it's such fun being a junior! Parties, games, jokes, activities, and friends make being a junior the most fun in the world. Classroom and study add a necessary part to our life. lVe have begun to be 'in' things. More clubs are epen to us. and more of us have joined clubs. NVe have members on the football and basketball teams, and track squad. Several juniors took part in the Trian- gular Literary Contest this year. We have good students represented on the hon- L r roll. As a child learns to walk, step by step, so have we sought knowledge. Grade by grade, we have advanced in our education. Our first halting steps are but a memory. Soon this step, the Junior Year, will too be only a recollection. May our last year be full of more happiness and greater success than this year. May we keep our heads up and our shoulders straight. Now like a lovely. soft evening cloak about our shoulders falls a new dig- nity, a dignity received from a new responsibility and a new attitude. So subtly has the change come over us that we have not fully become aware of it. Next year our evening cloak of dignity shall be ermine, a heavier dignity, and we shall wear our ermine mantle proudly. So ends this letter, and the sponsors of this program sincerely wish the best of luck to those juniors wlio will next year be the leaders of their high school. This, ladies and gentlemen, concludes our program for the evening.-R. S. '33 ,'. E li 3' 1 4 :Fw Q .ey S P ' Add: ' 'ey j Z

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