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

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BRYAN TEACHERS GUIDE STUDENTS' PROGRESS ALONG THE ROAD m 41? LEAH BARSTOW RUSSELL L. CAYTON ORVILLE DALLY PAUL DIERKS MISS BARSTOW teaches Seventh and Eighth Grade Science. She holds a B.S. in Ed. degree from Bowling Green State University and has done additional work at Ohio State. She is a Stu- dent Council Advisor. MR. CAYTON'S subjects include Business Law, Retail Selling. Bookkeeping, Office Prac- tice, and Civics. He holds B.S. and M.S. in Ed. degrees from Bowling Green State University and has also attended Ohio State, He is a Senior Class Advisor and Treasurer ofthe Central Fund. f X MR. DALLY specializes in vocal and string music, conducting Junior and Senior A Cappella Choirs, Junior and Senior Orchestras, and Boys' and Mixed Ensembles. He teaches Eighth Grade General Music and has various String classes and ensembles. He holds a B.S. in Music degree from Capital University and an M.M. from the Univer- sity of Michigan. He assists Mr. Hartman with the marching band, announces the band shows at football games, and is a Junior Class Advisor. He serves as State Secretary of the Ohio Music Educators Association. MR. DIERKS teaches Seventh Grade Langu- age Arts and Geography. He holds a B.S. in Ed. degree from Bowling Green State University. He is a Seventh Grade Advisor

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3 . ix .4 Carl Miller. ll. A. Lindsey, Superintendent ll. W. Roggv. PRINCIPAL JOSEPH S. NPIWI-LLL MR. NEWELL IS NEW AS PRINCIPAL A new voice came over the public address system as Bryan students assembled to begin another school year. Joseph S. Newell, formerly principal at Pittsford, Michi- gan, took over the position vacated by Mr. Harry Martin, who left Bryan to become principal of the new high school in Lima, Ohio. Mr. Newell earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Kalama- zoo College and a Master of Science in Education at the University of Michigan. His belief that a high school should give each student Mr. Newell confers with parents at Open House while Student Council member Bob Ward looks on. a variety of experiences and a basic philosophv of life as well as academic training is fundamental to his admin- istration. Mrs. Kenneth Rychener, Mr. Rogge's secretary, gradu- ated with Bryanls class of 1944. ln addition to her regular duties, she assisted materially with preparing and dis- tributing information pertaining to the bond issue. Mrs. Richard Heyer was Mr. Martinis secretary and remained when Mr. Newell became principal. She was a member of Bryanls class of l954. Margaret Rychener and Donna Meyer compare notes. '53 .UQ . li' Q4 9

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TO OUR GOALS AND DESTINIES, FROM HERE TO OUR HEARTS' DESIRES MR. EBERSOLE teaches Elementary and Junior High Physical Education, as well as classes in Driver Training. He holds a B.A. de- gree from Defiance College and an M.S. from Indiana University. He is Director of Athletics, Head Basketball Coach, and Advisor for Varsity FIB 17 MR. FRISBIE instructs industrial arts classes in Welding, General Metal Work, and Wood- Working. He holds a B.S. in Ed. degree from Miami University. He supervises the Safety Patrol. MISS HANLINE specializes in Vocational Home Economics. She holds a B.S. in Ed. degree from Bowling Green State University. She spon- sors F.H.A. MR. HARTMAN directs the A and B Bands and teaches Elementary and Seventh Grade Music. He is a graduate of Bowling Green State University, holding both B.A. and M.A. degrees, and has also attended Ohio State. He directs the Dance Orchestra, produces the Min- strel Show, and is a Junior Class Advisor. MR. HATCH teaches Seventh Grade Mathe- matics, General Mathematics, and General Sci- ence. He has a B.S. in Ed. degree from Defiance College. Freshman Football and ,lunior High Bas- ketball are his coaching assignments, and he assists with Baseball. He is a Freshman Class Advisor. MR. HAUGER teaches English lll and IV and Journalism. He holds a B.A. degree from Ohio University, an M.A. degree from the University of Michigan, and has studied at Ohio State. He sponsors the school paper, HI-LIFE, and the journalism society, Quill and Scroll. He directs the Senior play and acts as Advisor to the Na- tional Honor Society and the Senior Class. Pictures at lefl: Mrs. Thomas corrects boardwork while Mr. Robrock indicates aeronautical check points to Youngstown. O. DUDLEY EBERSOLE NED FRISBIE sry. ii , HM- i , A Y s, I ' K LV I . ,, V Q - ,, ' 5 I V 'X K . I A . vle .I I Ages, fig L L MARJORIE HANLINE lllOHN HARTMAN BERNARD HATCH W. F. HAUGER 1 . E5 1, 4