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

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l5t5'1 rv 'I'tNc:1.uv - lfiL.'XlN1i l3.vitNstaN - Snnuaav l'.vt't. Pep Makers As our Cheerleaders filled with pep, vigor, and enthusiasm. went into action, the thunderous roar from the cheering section gave evidence that our hoosters were there loo per cent and our cheering section was the cream of the lot. If the loud cries of Beat 'em, Boys, lieat 'emlu could vanquish our worthy opponents our enemies would disappear after the first mighty cry. ln addition to the hasliethall courts. our three lively lassies were in evidence on the lvasliethall tloor and at our regular pep meetings, doing their hest to raise the roof. The Cheerleaders this year were Shirley Paul. Senior: Betty Tingley. Senior. and lilaine llahnsen. Iunior. Their uniforms were white pleated sltirts, long sleeved white hlouses, hlue corduroy wesliits, lmlue anklets and white moccasins. Can we say cheerleaders are horn and not made. or is it an accomplishment, attained alter long hours ol' practice and co-ordination, working together as a unit to secure new gestures and yells that they might appear heliore the rooting section thoroughly prepared. with just the right numlwer, for the particular play. howling hack a ringing ery to the llulldogs. that whether the score was high or low they were hacked loo per cent. -liiirrv 'l'1Ncp1.xav

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in , J- v 5 .Q .f I ' 3. ,L 37 'uv xx? 'J' Jw ' -, 1 7 Zz.: . 'ffekfi .wir .fix 451 4- q X-' ..... , ARK Games and Scores for Season 1944-45 Bryan .....,. ...... 5 3 State Guards . . . Bryan ..... .... 5 9 New Carlisle .... Bryan. . . .... 33 Cedarville . . . . Bryan. . . .... 64 Enon ..... : . . Bryan. . . .... 50 Osborn ..... . . , . Bryan. . . .... 28 Dayton Fairview. Bryan. .. .... 23 Cedarville . . . . .. Bryan ..... .... 5 3 Enon ..... Bryan. .. .... 64 Ielierson ....... Bryan. . . .... 47 Beaver Creek. . . . Bryan. .. .... 42 Ross ...... . . . . Bryan ..... .... 4 7 Iamestown ..... Bryan ..... .... f 73 Spring Valley . . . Bryan ..... .... 4 7 O. S. S. O. Home. . . Bryan ..... .... 3 6 Beaver Creek .... Bryan ..... ...... 3 9 Bellbrook ...... Tournament Play Bryan. . . .... 56 Bellbrook . . . . Bryan. .. .... 41 Ross .... .... Bryan. .. .... 45 Cedarville . .. Bryan ..... .. . . 38 Lakeview .... Bryan... .... 41 Quincy .... . Bryan. .. .... 21 Staunton .... Bryan. .. .... 3K Urbana .... .... Bryan. . . .... 40 Lockland Wayne. Bryan ..... ...... 2 7 Northridge ..... Total .... . .I,088 Total ..... . I9 32 35 25 39 44 25 29 27 53 27 30 26 20 33 I0 19 25 27 22 31 I9 19 33 45 I4 AMON K. LAWSON

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l3,ftsi4ETB,xLL IN Ti-ia MAK1No The Lesser Lights Also Shine Because future citizens must he strong and healthy, physical education is required lmy all schools. ln our physical education program at liryan we have calisf llienics, lmaselwall, lwaslaellwall, liootlvall, and soccer. To lirowide lor recreation in the winter months during the noon hours, intraemurals were played between the dif- ferent classes in lmaslietlwall. Toward the end ol' the basketball season a tournament was held between the classes, the winner of which was declared champion for that year. Boys are encouraged to take an active part in order that they may luuild themselves for the future, where lvrawn and lwrains will he essential assets. wllitzo lflilllikllllll CALISTHENICS