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

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TOP LEFT: Delegates to Buckeye Boys' State, held at Ashland College, are Dave Schlosser, Tony McKarns, Craig Herman, and James Witzer- man. BOTTOM LEFT: Demolition of the 71-year-old Presbyterian Church clears the Board of Education corner on High and Beech Streets. TOP RIGHT: Enjoying a breezy summer day. Sue Willson takes a relaxing bike tour on one of the coun¬ try roads near Bryan. LOWER RIGHT : Alan Puf fenburger is awarded a trophy for his excellent horsemanship and also selected King for the coming year. FAR RIGHT: Girls' Staters spon¬ sored by three of the Women's clubs in Bryan are; Linda Pacey, Carol Cur¬ tis and Sharon Wines. 28 Summer

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FRONT ROW: A. Oxenrider, L. Pacey, M. Stanley, L. Blinzler, K. White. D. Schreiner, M. Smith. SEC¬ OND ROW: R. Saneda, K. Hoffman, S. Moore, D. Schlosser, C. Herman, Marc Stockwell, D. Stombaugh, R. Reineck. THIRD ROW: Mr. Cay ton, C. Oberlin, J. Witzerman, D. Goeh- ler, P. Vreeland, S. Laughlin, R. Mig- nery, P. Bansbach, B. Goldsmith, Mr. Newell. BELOW: Congratulating Rick Saneda, Mr. Newell conducts Na¬ tional Honor Society Inductions. The Class of 1974 said good-bye to good old Bryan High on Sunday, June 2. The Seniors were early to arise, as they were meeting at the Church of Christ at six forty- five for a Sunrise Service. Following this, the soon to be graduates got together next at Park Stadium for their Commencement. The Re¬ verend Arnold Ettenhofer gave the invocation, and then the class was addressed by Mr. Charles Kurfess, a mem¬ ber of the Ohio House of Representatives. The special awards were then given out by Dr. King, as the class was presented by Mr. Newell. The long sought diplomas were given out by Dr Olnhausen. Benediction was then given by the Reverend Paul Hecters of the Trinity Epis- I copal Church. National Honor Society again was destined for forty Juniors and Seniors. The 25 new members were induct¬ ed on Tuesday, April 2. Dr. Alma J. Payne spoke at : their induction service and N.H.S. officers talked on the qualities needed for membership, Daniel Amstutz was the iPresident of the group this year. I ■ — FAR LEFT: Celebrat ing the end of their high school careers, exuberant graduates toss their caps to the wind and face the future. LEFT: Top Ten Percent of the Class of 1974 relax after school. FRONT ROW: L. Shaffer, B. Spletzer, C. Koehler, B. Short. SECOND ROW: B. Hardy, A. King, L. Kepler, M. Christiaanse, B. Rigg, P- Davis, J. Stombaugh. BACK ROW: M. Mar¬ tino, E. Mulligan, S. Replogle, D. Amstutz, B. Vincent, S. Moore, M. Slough, M. Bevers. Top Ten Percent 27

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What did you do this summer? Were SUMMER IS: you in any sports? Did you work? . . . Nixon's resignation . . . destruction of the Episcopal Church . . . band camp . . . getting in shape for football and cross country . . . working all day and partying all night . . . attending Boys and Girls State . . . backpacking in Wyoming with Mr. Wagner . . . vacationing with your family all over the U.S. . . . going to yearbook workshops . . . attending summer school at 4-County . . . playing B-Ball Babes . . . Driver's Ed. . . . spending your days at the lakeside cottage . . . riding dirt bikes and pedal ones too . . . showing horses . . . going to see Sting and Great Gatsby . . . dances at the Community Center . . . wasting money at the Jubilee . . . playing golf, and playing more golf . . . church retreats . . . getting a good tan at the pool . . . driving around the square . . . playing softball or baseball . . . sleeping the days away . . . riding bikes with your buddies Summer 29