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

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VVVVV A. R. WHITE, Superintendent l x -Emerson. 'Fine ll'IGJHl!7'S need the support of fine nzanucrs in others. x Defiance College, Ohio State University. 3 Sfflnjvcf-Atlvanced Mathematics. i We Send our sincere good Wishes to Mr. White who leaves ,. time lcalls of Btyan High School this year. We deeply appre- . cate the work he has done in his years of service in our u reiools, X.: To the Class of 1940: It is with the greatest interest that I have Watched your progress through school. From the time when you brought apples to your grade school teachers till I signed your diplomas, I have watched for evidence of mental, social, and spiritual growth. There is much controversy today about what public education should accomplish. We expect that our graduates shall show a knowledge of skills necessary in life - figuring, reading, writing, and the handling of ordinary tools. We also hope that they will be conscientious, trustworthy members of society, understanding the problems of the democracy in which we live. We hope they will have a creative ability to contribute something of their own to the world today. When I view this graduating class, I feel that our school has not failed. Time alone will tell how Well we have done cur work. But today is fnr all of us a day of promise -that you will show by your future achievement that the influence of Bryan High School has been good. A. R. WHITE. 'XJ Miss Culbertson, better known to the students as Marnie, is the secretary in Mr. White's office. She attends to the re- ports, the correspondence, and the blue slips. She has a pleasing personality and is well liked by all the students. AAAAA