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

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The personality of the teacher tends to reflect more upon the lives of the pupils than does the continuous grind of lessons: the graduate will long remeinber his History teacher as El personality long after he has forgotten those such iniportant dates. Indeed fortunate are Bryan High School students who have such grand teachers with which to work. fs

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730-cmd og Education M1 L, C Schwartzlzmek Mr. Howard Maneval Mr. Carl Fieldnw-r Mr. O H lin t Mr. Dewey Beach Mr. ltus:-:ell Mignery Pl'C'Sidt llf .......,..... ............. C arl Fieldner Vim' P1'0s1'dc'111' ...... ...... l 'loxvard Maneval Clerk . ..A......,....,, ...... T Qussell llflignery The Bryan Board of Education is indeed an important factor in our lives. In fact, it was through their diligent workings that we are now endowed with the new coats of paint throughout all the rooms in the old section of our building. They also 'had all the library furniture stained and varnished during the summer holidays. The dull black boards disappeared and new bulletins took their place. You'd hardly recognize the place anymore. The members are the representatives of the people-selected by the people to minister to the schools. The public taxes for school support are appropriated and budgeted by this board. These men mcet two evenings a month, the lirst and third Monday nights, to discuss all these matters relating to our school life. Let us give them all the praise they deserve for their unfailing work.