Bradner High School - Mirror Yearbook (Bradner, OH)

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. ' . -, ' f Q41 ' ' 0' Y3'hnPl ' ' 1541 FACULTY Mr. Paul Shaffer has taught here for five years as music instructor. He graduated from Glenn Rock High School, Penn!- sylvania. He attended Bluffton College. Mrs. Arleta Cole Hutson has taught in Bradner School eight years. iihe teaches part of the fifth and the sixth grades, She graduated from Arcadia High School, Arcadia,0hia She attended Bowling Green State University. Mrs. Cora Goetz has taught here for eighteen years. She teaches the fourth and part of the fifth grades. She gradu- ated from Bradner High School. She attended Bowling Green State University. Miss Ione Blessing has taught in Bradner School for five years. She teaches part of the second and the ghird grades. She is adviser for the Girl's Athletic Association. She graduated from Bradner High School. She attended Bowlinghm State University. She has received a B.S. degree. Miss Flora Jean Atwater has taught here for two years, She teaches the first and part of the second grades. She is also an adviser of the Gir1's Athletic Association. She graduated from Libbey High School, Toledo, Ohio. She attended the University of the City of Toledo and DeSa1es College, and the University of Colorado. She has received a B.S. degree.

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FACULTY Mr. C. L. Messmore has been our superintendent for three years, He also teaches industrial arts and business English. He graduated from Scott High School in Toledo. He attended the University of the City of Toledo, University of Michigan, and Ohio State University. He received his B.A. degree from the University of the City of Toledo, and his M.A. degree tom Ohio State University in School Administration. He is now working on his doctorate degree at Ohio State University and is approximately half finished. Mr. W. W. Zinser, our principal, has been an instructor in our school for six years. He teaches science and mathe- matics. He graduated from Ottawa High School, Ottawa, Ohio. He attended Findlay College where he received his B.A.degree. Miss Henrietta Blessing has taught in Bradner school for five years. She teaches English and Latin, and is the dra- matic adviser, annual adviser, and the adviser of the Junior class. She graduated from Bradner High School. She attended Bowling Green State University and Ohio State University, She has received her B.S. and B.A. degrees. ' Miss Helen Smith has taught in Bradner High School three years. She teaches commercial work and home economics, and is the Freshman adviser. She graduated from Lawrence High School. She attended Marietta College, and Ohio State Uni- versity, She has received her B.A. degree. Miss Grace Moore has taught here one year. She teaches social studies and English and is dramatic adviser and advis- er of the eighth grade. She graduated from Westerville High School, Westerville, Ohio. She attended Ohio State Univer- sity, and Miami University. She has received her B.S. degree. Mr. William Fulghum has taught in Bradner High School one year. He teaches science, and physical education. He graduated from Libbey High School, Toledo, Ohio. He attended Michigan University, and the University of the City of Toledo He has received his B.A. degree.

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Q41 ' ' 'igfahnlll' ' ' ' 1541 Congratulations Chester L. Messmore I wish to congratulate each member of the senior class in bringing to a successful completion your public school education. The same characteristics of persevercnce,applica tion, conscientious effort, courtesy, co-operation, which you used in school will help you to succeed in whatever field you choose to enter after graduation. The world in its present chaotic condition does not offer to the high school graduate a serene and complacent life, but rather challenges each one of us to maintain those principles of American government and American society which are so dear to us. . For a true solution, let us turn to the pages of our own history,and study our own constitutions. Let us remember that ours is a government by the majority, not a government by a few men, but a government where the laws rule,and where the people are a party to the laws. Let us study anew the lives of our presidents and our pioneers and captains of industry--of the men whose sturdy self-reliance and splendid industry have made America what it is today--the country which offers the fairest promise to every man who seeks to gain an honest living from his own honest toil. Let us not forget that the greatest virtues are hum- ility and meekness. That many of the evils prevalent in the world today are due to greed, selfishness and jealousy. In conclusion, from each one of you I shall cxpect,and Bradner High expects, a life of success, to be measured by usefulness and service rather than by personal gain of any kind.