Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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resident E I 1 i 3 L. A. WALKER Mr. Walker was born in Buckland, Ohio and attended Buckland High School. He grew up in the country and went to Ohio Northern University and Ohio State Uni- versity. Mr. Walker has a Bachelor of Science and Master of Arts degrees. He has two daughters, Edna Jean and Donna. Mr. Walker is President of the Board of Directors fsuperintendentj and teaches American histo- ry. Mr. Walker has done an excellent job of managing the affairs of Swanton High School. Vice President Mr. Hunnels fCyJ', our principal, was horn in Johns- town, Ohio where he also' attended Johnstown High School. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at De- fiance and is working on his Masteras degree at Indiana University. He is married and has one son, Richard, who is 10 years old. Mr. Bunnels teaches world history and spends his spare time managing athletics. He should receive credit for the fine work he has done in this line. 8 B. G. RUNNELS

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MABEL MILNES Miss Milnes CTopsieJ was born in East Sparta, Ohio, and attended Carrollton H. S. She spent her college days at Capiial U., and the University of Michigan, receiving an A. B. degree. The Sophomore Play and the Sr. Y-Teens are sponsored by Miss Milnes. She teaches math to her family of 130 students. JAMES BAKER Mr. Baker CJirnD was born in Graysville, Ohio and attended John Hancock H. S. at Athens, Ohio. Jim has a Bachelor of Social Science degree which he received at Kent State U. He also attended Ohio and Toledo Universities. Mr. Baker teaches Commercial and sponsors the Annual. He has four children. 3 1 1 EVA CARPENTER Mrs. Carpenter, our English teacher, was born in Swanton and attended S. H. S. She went to To- ledo U. receiving B. A. and B. S. degrees. Mrs. Carpenter has charge of Assembly Program, the Annual, and the Freshman Class. Most of her spare time is used in keeping house for Lynne and Mr, Carpenter. Her hobby is music. and hunting. 9 ABIGAIL CURTIS Miss Curtis CGai1J is another native of Swanton. She received her M. A. at Ohio State. Miss Curtis is very busy around Swan- ton sponsoring the Hi-Life, Junior Play, Jr. Class and also keeps score at basketball games. Gen- eral science and biology are Miss Curtis' classes. DEWEY JOHNSON Mr. Johnson Uohnnyj was born in Prestonsburg, Kentucky but lived in Edgerton, Ohio where he went to school. He attended Bowling Green State U. and has a B. S. degree. Coaching, American Government and Physical Ed. are taken care of by Mr. Johnson. He is married and enjoys fishing