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

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vs- - 'THE 'ZETAO-CIORDIA 1931 t 3 , t il Y .. ,ta fi... A. R. WHITE PRINCIPAL OF HIGH SCHOOL 'room and in the CXTl'ZI-Cl1l'l'IC1Il2lI' activities which occupy so large a place in the educational system of today. 'l'he teachers are not unmindful of this attitude, and wish to take this opportunity to express appreciation of it. Each vear hrin s cltan es in the iersonel of any facultv. but there arc two . 1 . , , names that for several years have remained in the roster of llryan High School xfi teachers. Mr. Wyandt has served in the capacity of Superintendent of Schools for twenty-eight years. He has given the hast years of his life to work in llryan f-H7155 l'uhlic Schools. Most of tlie prestige which the schools have obtained is due to his faithful endeavor. For eleven years Mr. White has been a factor in the high school. Ile has presided over its atlairs in a. most efficient and satisfactory manner. ltoth teachers and students have enjoyed cooperating with these two men, and will miss tlem as they this year close their work in their respective lields. Other teachers come and go, Init the ideal hack of all their work remains 1 ' the same. All are anxious that through the united endeavor of students and faculty. llryan lligh School may prove itself a constructive factor in this town '- Y Jw and community. -M. D. 3 4 gn . 'I' V.. ,wg ga- H ,M . R. .I I gh sf pf- ' it s.. I - .. .--- '5-- - , V- 1-'-N M., ,,. ' . ,- mL ', 1 :sp-V - rx ml - Iv- .. Y M, d,,,,4- .,.. . efpfge - Q -A .A ffl- me 1 - .. . fs ..f.....fXff+?-fTf1r- - .-A' --T' 72 -l'N --'A V 'ff' vAs.4'-:.H-- .,., fx . ,. ,,.,., ,'-.1Qf.-W -. ...-lfili1..,A..ff

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IQL'l L'S SCXIJQS MARY NUFZINGER lflltlffl llomv lirm1m11ir.v Tonnyson, Indiana High Monlpvlier High Schoolg SC'llOOlQDPl,IlllNV Ilnivorsity, Ohio Slaio lfnivvrsily, li. S. A. ll.: Vnivorsity of Illi- nois. M.-XR'l ll.'X DEAN fXl.1XRTl'lA TOM Latin, Ifnylixli Mullzvnzufzhv Ross High School: Cedar- Scott, High School, Toleilog villv College, A. Il.: Ohio U4-nison llniversity, A. B. Stutv llnivvrsity, 21111111110 work. upoim E. EX'ERE'l ll .'lyri4'r1lfm'v Szuiclusky High Schoolg Ohio Stato llnivorsity, ll. S. MARY XYINZEIISR lfnglixlz, l,ilv1'41rim1 Archbold High School: llnivvrsity' of VVlFCI'DllSil1Q Goucher Collagen Baltimore, Md.. A. Il. 'PAGE 9