Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

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H HOME 21 ripped seam . . .2. hot stove . . . nutritional food and health . . . budgeting . . . managing . . . child care . , . needles and pins. . . mending . . . ironing . . . abilities and skills . . developed atti- tudes . . . appreciations . . . understandings . . . response to needs and wants. . .pride in work . . . concern for people . . . interest in general welfare. flying chips . . . creating new forms . . . the Whir and scream of many machines . . . industrial films . . . mr-discussions . . . clean-up time, boys and girls. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 24 ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS TEACHERS Mrs. Marquctt and Mrs. MacKenzie INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHERS Mr. Wills and Mr. Black

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a liberal course ...timefor thought and contempla- tion . . . voicing opinions and ideas . . . interpreting the affairs of public life . ..led by O,Connell, Schmidt, Roeckers . . . Boyer, Halcomb, Ward . . . current events . . . Mr. Schmidt,s Tasmanian Devil and perforator . . . and, of course, Mr. Roeckefs class: flying erasers, Commie indoctrination . . . a real chal- lenge. Sland'ng, Leji ta RigbL-Mr. Ward,Mr. Wash- ko, Mr. Halcomb, Mr. Schmidt. Seated Mr. O Conne11 ChairmanL Mrs. Boyer, Mr. Roeckers. l1

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ART DEPARTMENT Art . . . beauty expressed . . . the physical medium the child of thought . . . inspiration . . . the learning . . . tiresome conventions . . . some unavoid- able . . . new forms . .. revelation of method; awe at the old and infallible. . .understanding, adaption . . . freedom . . . discipline in freedom. Mrs. Coomes, Art teacher. Individuals creating, some intent, some detached . . . the plans, the thought, the organization . . . watching the growth of self on paper or frustration at an unmet inspiration for lack of skill. . . paint, charcoal, chalk dust, burning eyes . . . a moment of pride. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Typing I . , . margin warnings . . . sound of fingers tapping keys . . . Miss Mageek time tests . . . asdf, . . jkl; . . . Shorthand I . . . Shorthand II . . . pop quizzes of brief forms . . . drudgery of dictation . . , Bookkeeping , . . accounting , . . figures . . . in the red . . . Office Practice . . . Mrs. Seipelfs supervision . . . modern office equipment . . . eyes on the book, not on the keys!. . . classes of prospective secretaries . . . future inhabit- ants of the big business realm. COMMERCIAL TEACHERSnLLft to Right: Mrs. Seipelt, Mrst Jones, Miss Magee, Mr. Chiodi, Miss Davis.