Brackenridge High School - La Retama Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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,Cllwnang Eleanor Bennett Library Teacher Elizabeth Fraley Librarian Geraldine Matthews Assistant Librarian LEARN YOUR SCRlPTl With that admonition coming daily trom some tive or six teachers, the students who assemble in Room 201, or 3Ol, need to make good use ot the time allotted to them tor study. Expert assistance is given to students who need special help in preparation for their appearance on the air. A teacher trained in library science, a regular librarian, and an assistant, act as supervisers. Station G. Bl-l. S. has more than one Professor l. Q., but no problem can be assigned tor which this capable library torce cannot give a clue to its solution. lt they don't know all the answers themselves, they know what source book to recommend that will. Students assistants help at the charging desk and receive valuable training in library routine. With approximately l4,UUU volumes on its shelves, the library otters every opportunity for enlightenment and advancement to our radio-stars-in-the-making. Page 23

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ff-.1 ,-f , I E dith Brinkman, Registrar Lind y Conrad, Secretary Mary Louise Riegel, Clerk Calling Calling Calling Kenwood 1291 A . . . ., we find three most efficient staff members. Their duties are as numerous as the points on your radio dial. Edith Brinkman, as registrar, spends long tedious hours checking credits, transferring grades on permanent forms, and com- piling and tabulating various scholastic records. Lindy Conrad, secretary, and Mary Louise Riegel, clerk, are responsible for compiling the absentee lists, checking discrepancies, mimeof graphing the daily bulletins, tests, outlines and other material for teachers. Dictation and office correspondence is also part of the day's program, and phone calls from everywhere must be relayed. Two ROTC. orderlies and three girls act as office assistants each period of the day and receive valuable training in office procedure. The office acts as a link be- tween Station Ci. B. H. S. and the downtown office. Supplies are checked in and out through this office and it also becomes their pleasant duty to administer the monthly pay roll. Emer- gency responsibilities are no longer novel, but become expected duties that must be perf formed to keep the machinery running smoothly. Station G. B, H. S,, with 85 teachers acting as operating engineers, and a body of 2,500 students contributing to its daily broadcasts, requires and receives the best of service from this most efficien ssisting at the controls of Station G B H S t and willing staff. Page 2

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Station G. B. H. S. in action f continual broadcasting daily, except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays -- 81l5 a. rn. to 3:l5 p. rn. - tor special broadcasts see your daily bulletins. Page' 2.2