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

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. . . a n ll i I DID You KNOW mrs ABOUT oun LIBRARY? That we have been able to obtain best sellers in books of every field through the kindness and generosity of Mr. H. P. Levin of Michigan City, Indiana? I-le sends us books personally and also finances our orders at Marshall Fields That our library ranks as an outstanding one among other school libraries in the state? That our senior and junior high libraries co t ' b t n ain a out ive thousand books for our exe clusive use? That reading demands this year have been for the technical type of book? That the daily average circulation of books has been the best ever- -forty books? That seventh, eighth, and ninth graders make up the bulk of our reading population? That we have subscribed to sixty magazines this year?

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Education KATHLEEN ROUX ulotfct Literaturf Eriqi ll UCGTIOVI BS ll'1 Edi at1or1 Ol11o Stutf Um wer ity ra A P f r a Toacn A oua 1or1 MAGDALENE STRINE ll tfc Booay l1,1 1 al V ll a'1o ucat1r1 BS ID Edu ai NIO Stat if r E ra A t1 1t 1 :ir Atlil tic A oc1at1or1 C E TAYLOR Subt 1 1 or Math 111at1c Pl ,f 1cul Eftucatio u at A3 Fir l Cc QV S A WAGNER uic Edu '11 ac o MA Colurr a fx oo d tyfi 'c MABEL ZIMMERMAN FACULTY ' VIRGINIA KRUEGER Subjects Spariiflii, Eng'- 1 Education AE BCIld'A'1AIRA:Nlvl'Ltl'j C' .f 1. Extra Activities Adviser Sgiarii.-ii Clur IOHN MARQUIS Subjects Industrial Arm Education BSc 1r1 Eciuciztiom, O1 to L'iiL':1r.':t'j V Extra Activitxes Sports 2 7 I. R. MICK Subtects Mathematics, industrial Arts State University WALTER ROBROCK Subyects Science and Mathematic Eclucation AB Dt ance College MA Uriivereity of Colo raclo Ohio State Umvereity Extra Act1v1t1 Q Adwiser ar1'1ual Stott CAPC National Ho o Soci ty and Visual ln-struction DOROTHY ROTHROCK Subtechs English arid Comme cial Education B S lfl Education Bowl 1r1g ureeri State University Extra Activities Adviser Girl Re serves ri if - 'V E., eie S , .5 ' - 4, , lux' We A Ed cf xc , 1',:: Ext ctivtttcr Vice r .zidfrf B y 11 . Q orgy tt . , Sl1',t3 ilY',P'.sc .plc ri Ed o , cc ' 1 c t on, Cl! Q Ur1 ' Q :sity xt c v 15.1 Adv lcr C ls' 1 Q 3.5 ' C Qct.s Cor :E Atlilfi-tic lmirfgct , 1. fs, 1' I3 c . ri Ed c toni , 'tdrly lle, 1 S b e tg History C ton A 3, Waptffrti State Te lierrz' C lleae, , .l',1 Umvcrqzity Extr .A.Cll','l'ICz' Ad','15'r.r HLY National H ri r Society an Student Couricil, Eaiigi' l anaqcr ot Atl1le.1 .5 Sigrwc' Lirrafiah fl, 1: aria Er.g..,1:. Educator. A 3 Htrarz., 3 S: 1:2 Lirrary' fjciirz- . I ' Lat Jr: Rc.1eq.'e U:i1'.'er,31iy A Education BCS, Tri-State College, graduaie Bowling GP

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ur classrnulns Busmrsss czARs Vlfe enter our iaigsiness traznzna igndcr the instruction of Miss Hotnrock, ln gun1or business we learn to write and endorse checks, along with other fundamentals of business, Then as we progress we enter hookkeeioirg. 'We are taualrit liow to keep the loooks balanced oy working on practice sets wtiicii consist of the transactions ot or business. Keeping our books balanced ' V 'V 7 Y I' ' 1 T , I Al , I A,,,, '