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

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H. S. Office Moves junior High Has New Principal Mr. Newell spent his third year as principal at Bryan High School planning and arranging for the move from the old building to the new school. By this rearrangement, the pupils under his supervision were reduced to the upper four grades only, comprising about 580 students. Mr. Newell en- thusiastically supported and attended all of our extra-curricular activities and in addition gave us counseling on personal and vocational problems. He acted as advisor to the Student Council and served as president of the Northwestern Ohio Athletic Association. A graduate of Kalamazoo College, Mr. Newell earned his Master's degree at the University of Michigan. Besides his enjoyment of sports, a special interest of his is collecting old books. HAROLD A. MEESE B.S., M.A. Mr. Meese, previously elementary supervisor, inherited the quarters va- cated by the high school and acquired the additional title of Junior High Prin- cipal, having charge of the upper ele- mentary and Junior High pupils in the old high school building. JOSEPH S. NEWELL B.A.,M.A. Mrs. Diane Kuhn, Mr. Newell's secretary, was first to occupy the attrac- tive ofiice in our new building. She was a member of Bryan's class of 1955. DIANE KUHN

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sem,-W 'T gg M-M-M f H. W. ROGGE Supt. Rogge is pic- tured standing in front of the new high school. Enrollment Increases School Heads Plan Expansion The new Bryan High School was the major concern of Superintendent Howard Rogge and the Bryan Board of Education for the past year. Since the actual construc- tion began last summer, the group held many extra meetings. Mr. Rogge is active in several professional organiza- tions including the State Department of Education Transportations Committee, the State Music Education Association, and the Public Relations of the Ohio Edu- cation Association. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Bowling Green and Ohio Northern and his Master of Arts in School Administration from Ohio State. Mrs. Kenneth Rychencr, Mr. Rogge's secretary, was a Bryan High School graduate of 19-H. BRYAN CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION l CARL MILLER F. R. PARKER K Y t r R. K. MIGNERY ARTHUR SPLETZER, J I' MARGARET H. A. LINDSEY HOWARD MANEVAL RYCHENER

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LEAH BARSTOW B.S. in Ed, JAYNE BROOK B.S. in Commerce RUSSELL L. CAYTON Teachers Inspired by ur Modern School After several years of teaching under increasingly clifhcult con- ditions as space became more and more limited, Bryan teachers took a great deal of pleasure in helping to plan our beautiful new high school. Probably the highlight of the year was February 21 when the trek to new quarters began and everyone reveled in the roominess and convenience they provided. Miss BARSTOW, a graduate of Bowling Green State University, teaches seventh and eighth grade science. She also is assistant sponsor of Student Council. Mrs. BROOK teaches typing, personal typing, junior business, and shorthand. She graduated from New York State College for Teachers. She acts as bookkeeper for the Central Fund. Mr. CAYTON is our bookkeeping, office practice, business arithmetic, business English, business law, and retail selling teacher. He graduated from Bowling Green State University and is Director of the Bryan branch of B.G.S.U. Mr. Cayton is treasurer of the Central Fund and sponsor of the Senior class and the National Honor Society. DIRECTOR OF BRYAN BRANCH OF B.G.S.U., Mr. Cayton, shows Kent Salzman college material. Bs., M. of Ed.