Bryan High School - Bryannual Yearbook (Yellow Springs, OH)

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Activities We think ahead into the future when the hand will again reach up for the switch that Will give Bryan a modern art room with a northern skylight, a marching hand with uniforms, an orchestra that could play and entertain at the school dances which would be bigger and better, more and varied plays, with sufficient stage equipment and lighting effects that add color and tone to drainatization. -SHIRLEY PAUL

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First Grade Robert Acton, Linda Anderson, lack Bittner, Lucille Brewer, Phyllis Craig, Martha Duerson, Eloise Evans, Mar- garet Finn, Phyllis Gilroy, Marilyn Glivens, Tommy Griiiis, Charles Henry, Gerald House, Richard Karon, William Kidder, Dorothy Lovejoy, Ianet McCrabe, Robert McCorklle, Tommy Miller, Dale Moor, Shirley Parker, Gerry Partee, Pat Payton, Ioyce Phillips, Leona Pratt, Ima Purdin, Ronald Rankin, Teddy Reynolds, Stephen Seall, Martha Seall, Mary Shaw, Howard Shook, David Smith, Wayne Sutter, Keith Swigart, Patsy Tharp, Elizabeth Whitmore, Betty Wilson. Second Grade Paul Abels, Evelyn Adams, Godber Bahnsen, Richard Bailey, Simmone Benning, Barbara Beal, Espeth Benneth, Ruby Boyd, Io Etta Brown, Carol Cordell, Marvin Cowman, Ieraldine Evans, Elizabeth Finley, Ronald Fisher, Maxine Hamilton, Richard Hasser, Clifford Henry, David Hull, Pauline McCorkle, Ioan McKnight, Teddy Miller, Iimmy Mills, Donald Mundy, Marcia Oelsager, Geneviwe Perry, Kingsley Perry, Donald Pitstick, Harold Stancliff, Barbara Sharp, Larry Stover, Ruth Turvy, Gary Uhrig, Iohn Wheatly, Rose White, Douglas Williams, Nancy Windon.

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STUDENT BOARD First Row: Ronnie VVilliams, 71 Buddy Grinnell, Q1 Virginia Fllis, 131 Frnest l.ewis, 121 Shirley Paul, 113 Ann Stewart, 1o: Ann Reed. Ill Roherta Brannum, 251 Ann Amon, o. Second Row: Mary Oelslager, 71 Boh Holly, 101 Flaine Bahnsen, III Alice Fink, io: Mr. Brooks. Miss Mendell. Mr. Payne, Advisors: Fred Schauh. IIQ Rosa Bannard, og Billy llamilton, S. Those ahsent from picture are: Don Amon, III Richard Anderson, 1o1 lack Grote, cy, and Mrs, Stone, Adviser. The Student Board The Student Board originated i11 Bryan High in Itytg. lt was founded principally lor the purpose ol' lianiiliarzirig the students with sell'-goverinnent. The Student Board is a vital lillli hetween the faculty and the SllltlCl1lS. NVhen a pupil knows that his conduct is regulated hy a group of SIllRlCl1lS like himsell he lieels that he is fundamentally a real part ol the school. Yes. the Sllltllflll Board is delinitely a step toward self- government. The student must appreciate and respect the responsihility hestowed upo11 him lllltl cherish the privileges it carries. The Student Board has done Il splendid piece ol' work this year, especially in the held ol' citizenship. having promoted a 11ew system ol' sell- government i11 the school. A code ol' citizenship rules were compiled illltl presented to the student hody, was voted upon, and accepted to hecome guides for proper conduct, with a penalty ol violation slips to the ollienclers. 'Foo Illillly ol' these slips automatically cancels the student's citizenship card and eliminates students from taking part in activities. Projects we have sponsored are Cl1llll1k'I'1llK'KlI IfPlLll1llL'Ll a clean-up day lor Bryan. 24Assisted i11 soliciting donations for VVar Chest. 5 -Selected name lor the 11ews colu1n11 lor Bryan. .1--Sponsored the Sixth VVar l.oan llrive. Ollicers ol' the cluh are: Septelnher 14, 1944-First Semester Fred Schauh . . . lien Lawson . . . Virginia Iillis .. Flaine Bahnsen Faculty Advisers january Don Amon .... Ann Stewart . . . Ann Amon .... Faculty Advisers President . . Vice President . . . . Secretary Treasurer ...Mr. Payne and Mrs. Stone IKMS-SCt'0l1tl Semester .... ...... President .......... Vice President . . . . . . Secretary and 'lireasurer Mr. Brooks and Miss Mendell -Eitrsmsr l,1aw1s