Barnard nears 50-year mark at MCHS

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate writer
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Mike Barnard is pictured in his office at Montgomery County High School. Barnard is nearing the 50-year mark of employment with Montgomery County High School. Barnard is legally blind. He utilizes a guide dog and last week trained on a walking cane for the blind with trainer Steve Hoyt from Pilot Dogs Inc. in Columbus, Ohio. Photo by Jamie Vinson.


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