Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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The lihrary office is an adjoining workrooin where new hooks arc classificd and IllIIlllN'I't'll. Xlcinhcrs of Iiihrarians Linh ht-lp Nliss l'ox lu-cp things running smoothly. wil SAME K Froin the hall students see attractive displays of new hooksg or collections assembled on special topics. such as games. holidays. or travel. Beyond is the checkout desk. Well-attended library At least one period each week nearly all students are scheduled into the lihrary or in the adjoining study hall, from which they may go to the lihrary at will. The arrange- ment assures all pupils a chance to explore the stacks and encourages full use of this fa- cility. Xlany new hooks have heen hought to stock the shelves and more are coming. M... ima

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i 2 Wire and wireless The radio studio is the originating point of school programs broadcast over XVHIZ or through the inter-com to all rooms at ZHS. The studio is lined with acoustical tileg there are mike outlets, a piano. and blackout curtains for supplemental use in audio-visual work. This year the room was used for music classes, while the auditorium was being built. The control room contains the P. A. or inter-com switchboard and power units. There is a direct line to station XVHIZ for school broadcasts, and tape recordings can be made for delayed broadcast. This and the adjoining office serve also as headquarters for city wide audio-visual services to all schools under the direction of W Robert Horn. T science taught here Physics lecture room, with its tiered seats. is perfectly lighted. At front is a lec- -- ture table with gas. water. AC and DC current: black- board and projection screen. The room can be completely darkened for screening pictures or opti- cal demonstrations. Twelve