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

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0 TROL DEP RT He Directs Production .... C Fur Principal, Mr. Geer, can he seen in the ciftice any morning iii' mimi signing absence excuses and tarcly slips. This is just une uf his tasks. lle teaches two civics classes, substitutes fur ahsent teach- ers. tracks clown students whim prefer luating tu coming to schmil. Mr. iieer is alsu very helpful about aclvice on arranging schedules and writing letters tif rectnninenclatiun fur scholarship seeking students. Every student who attends llryan lligh has an opportunity to heciinie acqtiaintefl with Klr. Geer, anrl all agree that he is 21 regular fellriw whether sitting leehincl the ufticials' tahle at basketball games ur trying tn flrill seniwrs fin current events anrl government. He is always willing tit help anv sturlent with his prwhlenis and literally gives service with a smile. .swf 1' -.ff iii ,,,:,. ,. 4 ,it ,a o:,,dN' '27 it ,S 5355 s s:v'ff f mi 5 Our Able Assistants .... t t Jur twii secretaries are very necessary g tit the iiftiee. Klargaret Maneval is Mr. Nichfilas' secretary and clues her share of t signing absence excuses, tardy slips, ans- wering telephone calls. and taking dicta- Q tiun. Margaret is a real friend of the student hotly and has 21 smile for every- li one. , Margie Olsen does a very capable job of typing Mr, Geer's letters. making out i these very essential home-room bulletins, p and keeping a record of attendance. l ll l I MARGARET MANEVAL l T ..... LLOYD E. GEER MARGIE OLSEN ....,,. Z

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OUR PROD CTIO . , I ,145 ' V ,- Hi -1 J! li 2 Efliciene With a Smile . . . . Little clues the stucleut burly realize him' Il1llL'lI 11'1m1'k l121s to hc cl:111e tru Illilllliilill 2111 efficient school. IXCC1lll1lJllSl'lll1g this tz1sk calls 1 fm' c21p:1l1le 211111 u111le1'st21111li11g lCZlLlt'l'S. XYe i11 llri 2111 High 211'e fm'- lllllillb tru have sucl1 0L1lSlI21l1fllI1g'0l1Cb. E T11 gn into 1let21il 21h11ut M11 Niclinmlas, Ulll' SlllJCl'illiCI1ClClli. is 1111t l - , llfJCCSSill'j' fur he is well k11m1'11 Eli the 1112111 with the cheery gnofl 111111'11i11g 211111 f1'ie111lly smile. Even though 'he is L'Ul'lSlZiIlllf' 1111 the gn f1'11111 one place to 211111tl1e1', he 21lw21ys has time tu straighten wut the difficulties of Zlllj' student. IJ11 yuu ueezl help 21l111ut college pl2111s for the future? Ask Mr. Nicholas. Ile is 21lx1'21ys rezuly with 15l'ZlCtlL'1ll 21111l f1'ie11flly21clx'iee. LYNN N. NICHOLAS Our Board of Directors . . . . Determining ur Policies . . . The peuplc uf Ilryzui l121vc Il 5ll2ll'C 111 11111' c111'11111'21ti1111 fur they 2l1't' the stuck- liulclers. .-Xs StllL'lflllllflL'l45 they elect 11111' sclioul l111211'1l 111 :ict 215 tltcii' 151121111 of Di- rectivrs. The juli iff 11111' l111211'1l is cleterm- i11i11g the policies 111' 11111' schiwls. Our hmwzircl gives Hlllfll tliuughl L11 the l7Cl'SlJllllt'l in 11111' sch1111l. XXX- C2111 lhzmk tl1e111 fm' thc 1111-tu-cl21te Cfllllltlllljlll z111fl 11111cle1'11 Clll'l'lCllllllH which we eujuy. Mr. Migiicry, as clerk, gives 11111011 time to ii112111ci21l cluties. Our e11ti1'e b11211'd has the Sl117Cl'VlSlOl1 uf an e11o1'111r1us 11111- x ount of tax-p.i1ye1's' money each year. Hl'l1Vk'?lI'iZlNAli Mr. Huwni-ci M:1111-V211 Mr, C':11'l Fii-ldiier Mr. IJ. H. Hubel Mr. In-wi-y H+-:11-li Mr. Russell Miirm-1'y

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0 R DEPART E T FORE PLAN Miss Sulser conjugates! Our indispensable Mr. Hanger Miss Zaugg enlightens Junior Business Miss Palmer spreading good neighbor policy. From Gefrunds to Goldsmith lf 'twer done when 'tis done then 'twer well it were done quickly. English IX' students walked to class muttering snatches of a IOO word assignment of Macbeth. This was one of Mr. Hangers methods of keeping the class busy when the grammar books were laid aside. Second semester brought Robert Burns, Oliver Goldsmith, and a thousand word research theme. Mr. Hanger conducted this English class on college standards since it is a college preparatory course. ln addition to English IV Mr. Hanger teaches two junior English classes. These classes undertook the study of gram- mar and American literature. One of the year's big assign- ments was the requirement of several written essays. Seventh period each day Mr. Hanger must switch from literary to journalistic style for the beneht of his journalism class. This class labored over the journalistic style for the First semester. Much of the required material was used in the school paper, Hi-Life. The second semester included the study of public speaking with grueling live-minute speeches which were criticised by the rest of the class. An important part of journalism class was the production of Tha Night of January I6fhU and the senior play, Fly Away Hmnt'. ' Sophomore classes skipped blithely along under the guid- ance of Miss Zaugg, the cheery personality with a Hi Kid for everyone. They studied all the phases of personality build- ing, public speaking, and those infernal verbs. Freshman classes this year struggled with blueprints of the library and extra library work under the guidance of Miss Palmer.