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

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Administration Mr. White l'tlglllL'l'Ilj'C1ll'S ago Nlr. XYliitc licgzm his sn-i'viL'us in liryzui lligli Svliiml :is u-uclici' uf mxilluiizllics :mil rutlilr-tic cuzlvli. Sc-xx-1'11l years lnlci' hc was :islam-ml In Iill thc posi- ti.n1 of iwiiicipzil. Six yr-ars zigu hc licgziii his clulics :ls slipcriiitciimlviil ul' thc liryzui svliuul systvin. 'llhis is :1 i'vwi'ml uf wliivli lm- may lu' inwnirl, XXX- lu-licvc that llryzm svlirmls rzmlc high in 4ClllIlIll'SllllJ :mil sr-ln-lil spiril. g 'rx 4 A. Mr. Scales lflvvcii yours ago lXl1'. Sn'11l0s cznm- tu llryzui :ls zilhlcliv cuzicli :uirl lczlclivi' uf Civics :mil liislury. lim'- iiig his mzicliiiig pcriuml hc pi-mliivcrl mimic tll'llSl1lillli1lQ'lL'fllllS :xml pruvccl his zilmilily in this lin-lil uf c1imlc:xvm'. ln llw- clzissmlnii hc lu-vziiiic nolocl fm' his tczwliing zllmility :mcl sciisc uf liiimur. .Xs :1 pi'im'ip:1l his imcrcst crm-rs CVCI'j' liclcl of svlimwl activity. llc ilu-lights in such mitmlum' spurls :ls l inning :mil Iisliiiig. fifflff Mrs. Newcomer Nlrs. Ncwwiiici' hzis thc position nf sccrclziry iii thc main uflicc. llc- simlcs thc routine work uf rcporls :incl ciwi'cspmirlQi1n'C shc zivts :is :ul- visur, cspccizilly for thc frcsllmcn. :mil mlispcnsvr of hluc slips. llei' fziwwitc n-xcrcisv is nlmcititiiig thc mliltu iiincliiiic. Q ,.. zwi? . .,,sf j qse78i .i l2 iaius mwwvg 25 29 2739 V .M.f,,, 12 sf 'Nr-

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The School Term Begins Sept. 6- Labor Day. no classes. Sept. 7-Classes begin. Sept. io-HIGH SCHOOL PARTY. At the end of the tirst week of school, the Annual Staff gave a party. lt wasn't an elaborate affairg but just a real party. The spirit of getting acquainted was wonderful and all pupils mingled without thought of group or grade. As the soft, rliythmic strains of music float- ed through the air, everyone began dancing to the popular melodies played by the Royal Cavaliers. The llig Apple dance, which was then taking the country by storm, was introduced by our southern gentleman. blames Sturkcy. Refreshments were served. adding much to tle perfect evening. As twelve o'clock drew nigh the crowd drifted toward home, but each went with a feeling of complete happi- ness for such a lovely evening. Sept. lf,-i:il'Si assembly. Style show in football regalia. Slick and lek tthey look alickl model the new uniforms. The County Fair ,,.- QL i..y , , it c - i .,-. ,K mg, . iw? , nkl, .i t.,.,, pb ,HX 1 ?,x,ggg. tts- 5? . Yung QQQS GQGD ' Sept. I7-At the county fair llryan took high honors in the music contests. liryan placed tirst in seven events: Girls' Glee Club, lloys' Glee Club, Chorus, Trio, Alto Solo, Tenor Solo and llass Solo. This was an unusual record. In four events our contestants placed second: Soprano Solo, Clarinet Solo, Trumpet Solo, and Trombone Solo. We are proud of the tinc showing our music department gives us every fall. Sept. 22-Girl Reserve airplane party. Sept. 23---iillltii Lindsey chosen to represent llryan at Horse Show. Sept. 29-Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Hunt. Girls are located in an fl. Sz K. truck and lose contest.