Swanton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

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SIIHUUL BUHHIJ Agnes Kline Vice President Dr. R. V. Bowxnan Pr e s ident Lloyd Geer Arthur Ruggles DU-1'bi1'1 NOC Clerk 6

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Well, her e We are in physical education class, but why don't the girls hav e their gyrn suits on? It seems that some prank- ster let the air out of the basketballs and phys ed classes are canceled for the day. Second period we visit journalism c la s s wh er e we find fifteen students sitting in nice soft lHa! 1. seats reading and clipping newspapers and old Hi-Lifes. After this class we have five minutes to get to thir d p er iod. Even with all this time, the halls still look like bargain dav at Maceys'. Only three minor casualties so far, but the day is still young. I hope you're a mou s e with a good coat of fur, for s ometime s this place gets so cold even the polar bears would evacuate. Our next class is that of scribbling and pounding, commonly c a l l e d , shorthand and typing. When I first started short- hand, it reminded me of the letter s my cousin and I us ed to wr it e to each other when we were s rna l l . And typing! I'm the one who kept the paper niills in bus- iness while I lear ne d which finger went where. Continuing our visit We enter the audito- rium wher e we find the sixty vocalists who compose the girls' glee c lub. The important thing to learn her e , is to talk to your neighbor and sing simultaneously, At noon, we hurr y to the cafeteria and even try pushing the line , to no avail, and usually end up eating chili and prunes. In room 201 we study human r e lations, Reports are given weekly on topics vary- ing from dog food to nylons, The purpose of the class is for pupils to und er s tand their actions better, and from some gf the antics that go on, I'd call it humo r relations , lContinued on page 87,

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