Bryan High School - Saga Yearbook (Bryan, TX)

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1 I L E K Ill 1933, Hl'j'lllI lllfllft' 41 fffrfnllulf' llifffifilfll In flu' ulf.x'-Mr, f'tlf'c'1l. Silzcr' fflllf limi' llc has raflzlr- 4d our Iovulfy by his t'U1l.YlUlll'j' ff' zrx.. ll 1' fwl lim! , and Mrs. Cufwn arf' cm ill'Z'6llIl4It'l1l' In nur 'lIlll.Yfl' fn11'fmc11t ax flu' HlflI.Vl'C' !fL'fY1lI'fllIc'llf ix In tllr srllmfl. In f1pjv1'm iafl'm1 of llzv sjflvllflm' lmr11m111Tr f11'ngrv.v.x ' .V arc fwrunwlmg 111 our HHIIIIIIIIIIIVV, ilu' NFIIIHI' vlfzxx 1Q36cI'L'lHl'l1fU tlzix iwlzmzv uf flu' Zvlu L'ru'rliu In . um! Mm. U. IV. CUPUII.

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WXN Foreword The IQ36 armzial staff -zoishes to thank its sponsors, this Qveor'.s' gfflllllilflllg class, and lVIr. Robrorle, tlzc aclvisor, who has fmt more thoziqlzt, time, and hard work in this record of tlze yearlv ocitizfities than is l'0'H'1fl7LOHly realized. To aizotlzer of our sclzoolls personalities goes muclz apjvre- fiction for jvromothzg our yearbook- 117 r. Scales. lfl e cozzfiderzlly hope that the flctizdties recorded between these covers will not lic forgotten aml the fra-gas t-ztrn yellow, lm! that at frequelzt i7'll'C1 Z'f7lS you will take it from itx plofe, l'C'll'l1lI1'iSC'C, and e.1'j1erie1zce the delight of seeing old friends again mzitil this resmne ix a Covi- vtimt romfwaniorz.

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Prrsidwit ............. ..... C has, W. Ellis l'iz'r P1'z'.s'ia'v1ll' ,..,. ......... O . H, Ruhel Clerk ,,............... ..... C has. F. Hester i Howard Illaneval, Chas. F. Hester, O. I-I Ruhel, L, D. Miller, Chas. XV. Ellis. Carl Fielclner r llhe community of Bryan can well be proud of its wise choice in selecting its lll'!Zll'll of education. 'l'he members of the hoaril :ire the representatives of the people-selected by the people to minister to the schools. The public taxes for school support are appropriatecl and budgeted hy this boztrcl. 'l'hrough the trying years of the economic depression when schools all over the country were operat- ing with inadequate equipment, cutting terms sltort, :incl even closing, our own schools not only remained in full session hut maintained their first-class rating. XYe, the members of the school, wish to express our appreciation for the great ef- forts and wise judgment exhihitecl hy our hoard of eclueation in curtailing ex- penses in such manner to keep the schools functioning efficiently :mtl yet meeting heavy honcl payments on diminished incomes. lYe have conliclence in you for thg future. llfliziy we express our thzmlcs?