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

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-------------------- '------------------------- 4 ZETA-CORDIADQ -.------------ - --------.--------.--.-.--- gf in 4 . 6 'fT, ,'r of an .11 X095 : FB ,. uf' n- 2 eh 4 ' 1 A , . Hut M5145 pd 1 4 is A. R. WHITE X .M 1 , T Superintendent of Schools E Crawiis College High School Defiance College, A. 13. Ohio State University THE FACULTY The past year has seen many changes, of one sort or another, in the personnel of the llryan High School faculty. Promotions have brought about two of these changesflll r. White, formerly principal of the high school, becoming superinten- dent of schools, and Mr. Scales, formerly coach, advancing to the position of principal. Likewise, two new names, those of Mr. Lathrop and Mr. Geer, have been added to the facu.ty roster in the departments of mathematics and physical education. Among the feminine element of the faculty, cupid's darts have been responsi- ble for both new names and faces. Miss Theobold returned to Bryan last fall as Mrs. Parker, having made the matrimonial venture during the summer vacation. ln February Miss McKinney resigned to be married, and her place was immediate- ly filled by Miss Kelly. Old and new teachers alike, however, have entered into their work with zest. They have borne with the monotony of papers and grades, in order to bring about once more the ever-new miracle of vivacious youth growing and developing into noble young manhood and womanhood. 5 UZ? BCARD CF EDUCATION D 'g vivid ' C. G. FIICLDNICR, Prf'sia'm1t HOWARD lVlANI2VAL fl O. H. Rvmzl. PAUL R. HATHAWAY QE HARRX' GARDNER Curtains F. Hissriaa, Clerk lllllllllllllllllllllll IllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll41932,IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5 as

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Y lllllllllllllllll lllll lllllllll lllll Ill llllllll llllllllllllllllllllallllllllllllllllllll lllllll ,Q '. , 52,5 - V N7 '- RUFUS SCALES I - Principal of High School Tennyson, lndiana, lligh School Ik-l'auw l'nivt-rsitv, A. IZ. - Q l'nivc1'sitv of Illinois 5 11 ' vff' N ' Northwestern L'uiversity 'J I3 COURSE OF STUDY FICIQSIIXIAN Yiaxlcglimjztirrtz' ,S'1rl1jvt'l.v: English, fXl,Q'L'lH'I1, l'hvsit'al Eduvatiou. lilut'tif'c'.v: Latin, Community Life and tbet't1pations, General Science, Yoea- . . . ' A . . s tional Agriculture, Home lLCUllUllllL'S, Music. -0 l He: SUI'llUNIHRl2 Ylf.XR-Rl'lll11il't'lf .S'11Iwjm'1'.v: English, World llistory. l'hysical Eduea- .5 ,QU tion. lflt't'fii'f'.v:Lati1i, Iiookkeepingl i'lane tlcoiuetry. Yoeational .fXg1'it'ul- A ' ture, Shop. lliology, Home Economics, Sanitation and llygiene, Music. ffljff' :... -lt'N1o1t YICAXIQ-Rt't11tfI'f'lIi,SlItI1jit't'fSI English, United States llistory, Vliysieal Edu- cation. 1flt't'tif'f.v: Latin, French, Algebra and Solid Geoinetry, Cheiuistry, Yocatioual Agriculture, Shorthand and Typewritiug, Music. 1 Stixlolc Yi-3.xIt-lCm11r1'1'1'zfS11l1jvt'f.v: English, Social llrohlems, l'hysieal Education. lflt'f'fl Z'l .YI Latin, Iireueli, liusiuess Law, Conuueree, l'hysics. Xillfillltllltll ftgrieulture. Shorthand and ,llj'1JCXVl'liillQ', Music. Sixteen units of credit are required for grariuatiou, tiftet-n of which must' lw E . :tearlt-niir. including one unit ofl:1l1ol':ttoi'y science. tint- unit of eredit is given for Q-4 J each study stleet-ssftilly pttrsucd tive rt-citations weekly, for thirty-six weeks. 'llhe Q X completion of a study for one 80111081611 of I5 weeks, constitutes out--half unit .6 l nf credit. Credit will he allowed in music as follows: Chorus, t Jrelit-stra, and filet- NU Clulns, 151 unit vault. Each student shall eoniplete tliret- majors ot' three units vault, or two majors of four units each: and two minors of two units caeh, to merit a Q I diplonla. Unly pupils in highest quartile will he permitted to carry tive subjects. ll 'IllIIIIIlllllllIIIIIlllllllllllllIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllC1932,rlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 7 I