Milford High School - Oak Lily and Ivy Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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yping Ro Hallway in Business wing A highlight of the area is the Office Simulation Room. The room looks and runs exactly like a busi¬ ness office. This provides the students with a look at the business world. The retail store is the school supply shop. Students can purchase books, pencils, and other necessary items. Office Simulation Room Dat Proc smg pp Data Processing Room 17

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The Classroom Labs of the Science depart¬ ment branch out of the Community Science Center. T he center is used as a resource facility for science and math projects. Directly above the science wing on the second floor is the business wing. The typing rooms are furnished with new and better equipment! Practice ■

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A long tiled corridor joins the academic wing of the building with the Occupational wing. This area of the school is an eye-catcher. The equipment used in refrigeration, electronics, carpentry, and air con¬ ditioning is so magnificent, that it allows the stu¬ dents to learn with the most modern materials available. Three sky-lights enhance the beauty of the lobby outside the auditorium and cafeteria. The new for¬ mat of the cafeteria is especially appealing to the students. The addition of the snack bar makes it pos¬ sible for the students to buy hot chocolate, cookies, and donuts during their free mods.