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

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'97 -.42 ABOVE: Sacrificing school time, Denise Harrington, Joan Priest and Jane Phillips create Fantasyland. The dude at the right is John Ennen. BELOW, RIGHT: In the great banquet race, Sandy Haugh is out of the competition, Larry Smith speeds on, and Linda Connolly has been out for some time. BELOW: President Tom Thaman presents Mr. Masten with an appreciatory gift from the junior class. .knfwyf L 0 Q1 , N- z,.,-M, Z X355 A5 XSL 'E 2 , l X

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FAR LEFT: Finishing the decorations, Doreen Schreiner gleefully tests the slide while Ernie QCENTERD happily settles down in a flowery Sesame-Street-type bathtub. LEFT: Big Bird listens attentively as former Coach Strahm describes winning psychology. BELOW: Returning to Bryan for Honor Night ceremonies, Coach Richard Strahm and his wife celebrate their tenth anniversary. if M M. ,fa . AJ - s.. 'M 'v-I-M... A Glrls and mothers '11berated as boys serve banquet With a bang-up kitchen band and a skit called Candy Goes on a Diet, the freshmen and sophomore girls added to the fun and festivity of the annual FHA spring banquet, April 18. President Pat Helms introduced King Chris Rosendaul and gifts were presented to him. Chapter mothers - Mrs. McGill and Mrs. Castor - and the advisers - Mrs. Sharrock and Mrs. Shockley - also received gifts. lt was truly the girls' night out as the potluck dinner was capably served by the FFA boys. ln the traditional candlelight service the past officers explained their duties and initiated the new officers. FHA King Chris Rosendaul beams as president Pat Helms presents him with gifts and congratulations. SPRING: GAA Honor Night, FHA banquet 17

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