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

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S. ahve gw W mi W K 3 s , ea. X i kv.. W'e look to our teachers, But our quest goes on Far beyond the limits of high school Q 5

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. 5 it The .3 uestioning, Al I ,.,., Age ls... The dawn turns on with the beat. We shed our warm blanketn. We no longer sleep. We are alive- A moving, restless segment of humanity called youth. Our voices rise above those of other generations, Demanding and insistent. We question our time, our place, our being. We reach out to know our purpose, Sometimes impatiently, sometimes timidly. For youth to ben is not enough, And so each one asks himself Who am IPU As we struggle to find our identity- To know ourselves, We question old values, experiment with new ideas. This is our quest- We are the Questioning Age. Whether We strive for the answers through research, experiments, or books. we Hnd no pat formulas. 4

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The uestioning Age . . . Questions, questions . . . always questions. Tlzat history i.s Hnowf' This is the age of the computer, We study seienee Batteries of tests and answer sheets. Knowing that we will explore infinity tomorrow Our minds hear the teaeliers, questionsg We lUSf ll-W OHV UfP6Ti6HC6, OHV lfH01UlUfl,2f', We learn quickly that we must know faets: Am, flmw .ff0 l fllff lUiSfl0m Qt'0fl1ers- 1'lm,f2pmpmlg ,fm fligfflngg A-B, Our teaeliers, our lnoolcs, our parents. Tliat Caesar Augustus was a great emperor, We slate over note earcls, That in this expanding world Sffllgglff fllfflllgll ffirst clraftsw . All languages are important, Crm we rllalfe tlze grade? 6