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

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Administration ENROLLING LATE, Sure-win finds Mr. Newell very helpful. As he studies the B.H.S. hand- book, he decides that this is the best school for him to attend.

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Table of Contents DEDICATION . . . . 4 ADMINISTRATION . . . . 7 ALBUM . . . ..... . . 'I9 Seniors . . . . . . . 20 Juniors ... .... 36 Sophomores . . .... 42 Freshmen ... .... 50 STUDENT LIFE . . . . 57 ACTIVITIES .... . . 69 MUSIC . . . . . 97 SPORTS .. .. III JUNIOR HIGH ALBUM .... 129 INDEX 148 6

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H. W. ROGGE B.S., M,A. dministrators Revise Program Club Night ls Wednesday This was a year of heavy responsibility for our Super- intendent and Board of Education. Though our build- ing was completed, many details remained to be taken care ot. Public opinion demanded adjustments in the curriculum and the activity program. Superintendent Howard Rogge, serving his sixteenth year in Bryan, was painstakingly thorough in his at- tention to our needs. He continued to be active in community proiects and in both State Department and Ohio Education Association work. For relaxation he enioyed his hobby, photography, and occasional trips to games at his alma mater, O.S.U. when he also visited Becky and Bill, now both enrolled there. Shown below is the Bryan City Board of Education: Wilbur Donaldson, Hugh Lindsey, Howard Rogge fSuperintendentD, Russell Mignery CClerk-Treasurerj, Frederick Parker Nice-Presidentj Carl Miller, and Arthur Spletzer, Jr. CPresidentl.