Milton Union High School - Echo Yearbook (West Milton, OH)

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ima MR. DEAN STITZ MISS MARGARET SEIBERT MR, DAVID FOX Instrumental Music Vocal Music Art 01110 State, B-S-, M.A. Bob jones University, B.S. Illinois State Normal U. University, B.S. 77Z,Zt.W,S. geafw ide l 0 U 5 5 4 a 4 3 Milton-Union High School's fine staff of teachers and ad- ministrators spend a good many hours trying to prepare us, the Roger Coate, Mary Fulton, Pat Hoffman, Tom Kessler, and Debbie Imperial are enjoying art class. I4 students, for a full adult life. Under the excellent supervision of Mr. Williams, the Principal, they labor under sometimes ad- verse conditions to fulfill their responsibilities. Lecturing to their classes, preparing and administering tests, and keeping up with the latest teaching developments occupy most of their time. In addition to their regular duties many teachers also act as coaches for the various athletic teams or advisors for Milton- Union's clubs and extra-curricular activities. Miss Margaret Seibert instructs the high school chorus.

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rf' ffl fi ' ' 2 iffsiff ' ' ' , , if H ..,,s.. E fig, SQ 'a iq A,'L ii . 2. Z. 0450406 5 ' af Schuh As superintendent of schools, Mr. Osborne has the responsibility of directing the administration of all the Milton-Union schools. Before becoming superintendent, Mr. Osborne served as science teacher, athletic director, and principal. He received his B.A. from Wilmington College and M.A. from Miami University. He has done graduate work at the University of Cincinnati. E ' ii ai fi: ,J MRS. THELMA HITTLE ,sw Secretary to the Principal ,f EW W 11: T' Z at if 6, ' W ig lg 565365 are mi i Q is 5' 'X calf Lp MRS. EDITH FOLKER Secretary to the Superintendent ,y. A 70' ' mga scalar Fuuagead Mr. Williams, the high school principal, is directly responsible for the harmonious functioning of our school and faculty. Along with this he also finds time to advise the Student Council and the National Honor So- ciety. Although he is a very busy man, the students find him always willing to give a helping hand when the going gets rough. Fei? Cl

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Mrs. Joan Gibson demonstrates the mimeograph machine to her office practice students. MRS. LUCILLE PHILLIPS MRS. JOAN GIBSON Bus. Math and Bus. Eng. Typing and Office Practice Shorthand and Bookkeeping Davis 8: Elkins College, B.S. Ball State Teachers, West Virginia University Mrs. Phillips presents a new phase of bookkeeping to her class. 1 1' 2 MR. JAN THOMPSON Driver Education Manchester College, B.S. Uffow W ' O I cuba' Mr. Jan Thompson shows Torn Carroll the location of the spare tire as Tom Kessler and Rita Shelley look on.