Milford High School - Droflim Yearbook (Milford, OH)

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Bade Raw: Mrsh Sellers, Mrs. Belew, Mrs. Howard. Pram Raw: Huff, Mrs. Howell. CUSTODIANS Andy Molnar Mrs. Money, Mrs. COOKS the cooks in starched white uniforms . enormous quantities offood prepared into nourishing meals . . . Mrsl Howardhs supervision . . . clatter of disheveled trays . quick efficiency of the women roar of engines 'in the boiler room . . . careful attention to the appearance of MHS . . . Petehs plow. . . meticulous are of the school facilities . . . endless cycle ofmachines controlled by reliable men . . . day by day tasks . . . devotion to increasing the com- fort of a thousand people. Herb Lever and Curtis Peterson 27 1'

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Girls, phys. ed . . . soc- cer . . .hot and sweaty. .. basketball . . u red vs. blue pennies . . u Dorft walk with the ballh, . . . co-ed volley- ball . . . softball . . , Catch that ball? . . . exercises . . . locker room pranks . necesu sity for a well-rounded life. 26 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Boysh phys. ed. . . work . , . fun . . u sweat . . . exhaustion . . . usomeone swiped my gym shoes! . rush to make it out for attendance . . . dreaded calisthenics . . u Who said that?--thirty push-upsh . . . Skins kick-off to shirts 4 . . Mr. Snurrenbergerhs all too infrequently seen dimples . hit it with your Fingers, not your handsV . . . above the pennants is a home run. . .showers-Iaughing and talking . . u the tired feeling as you walk to class. PHYSICAL E DUCATI O N TEACHERS-sz? to Right: Mrs. Boyer, Mr. Schnurrenberger, Mr. Washko, Mrs. Quadrano. Lew;

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activities . . , functions . . . channels leading out from the great arter of academic life . . . growing network, gradually merging . . . more fields of student interest ...progra.m,meeting,minutyes, ejection . . . clubs, organi- zations providing room for seliiexpansion . . . activities heighten interest, participation heightens ability. . . associations heighten the general spirit . . . M.H.S. rejuVenated . . . strengthened by the assimilation of each new activity a and the reenactment of each cherished tradition.