Milford High School - Spartan Yearbook (Milford, NH)

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.Y CIEN CE CL UB Seated: M. Moore, presidentg Mr. Christian, advisory second row: Mr. Wheeler, S. McLeod, R. Lane, N. Miriguy, L. Gabor, J. Blanch- ard, T. Lennon, L. Laquerre, S Wilkens, G. Ranttila, Mrs. Mor- rowg Standing: J. Saraceno, T Headley, R. Wilkens, M. Allen G. Eaton, D. Largy. June Blanchard, Teratology and Chick Embryos, Second Biology. Phil Smith, Blue Bottle Experiment, Second Chemistry.

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MA. A. D. Lathrop, secretaryg M Murphyg H. Weimontg J D. Curtis. With the even distribution of Spearmint gum, Lifesavers and Tootsie Roll Pops, a meeting of the Milford Athletic Association comes to order. An appro- priation must be approved. This year the girls' basketball team will be provided with new uniforms, the ski team with cross-country skis, the cheerleaders with new uniforms and the boys' basketball team with kneesocks. The remaining time of the meeting is spent in discussion. The M.A.A.'s largest project this year is the revision of the awards system. With a vote to adjourn the meeting and a general clean-up of all the candy wrappers, the meeting closes and everyone feels their way out of the now darkened library. LA TIN CL UB i i i l This year's Latin Club was formed late in October and has held several meet- ings. Since the group is so small, they dispensed with the usual initiation and election of officers. Advised by Mrs. Chase, they met after school on Tuesdays to discuss such plans as a Roman banquet, which the members would prepare and serve to their guests. Another proposal is a trip to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. If given permission and transportation, the group will visit the Italian room and see actual Roman art and artifacts. Shetharg Mr. Fearon, treasurerg A. Shethar, presidentg D. Le- doux, vice-presidentg Mr. Hard- wick, advisorg R. Oleng T. Bish- opg G. Ansaldog N. Mitiguayg

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E5 H Co'-npwjg anilkl ., , ,, t x , trawl uns if-' W ,Wh A Pl-S 4' The Science Club, advised this year by Mrs. Morrow, Mr. Christian, and Mr. Wheeler, has provided activities and op- portunities for students with special inter- ests in the natural sciences. The club is a chapter of the Junior Engineering Tech- nical Society, and members were able to attend an annual conference of lectures and laboratory demonstrations at Hanover. March tenth and eleventh brought the annual Science Fair, which produced a number of excellent projects. Tom Hoad- ley's Pancreas in Vitro went on to win a first award at the New Hampshire State Science Fair and a Certificate of Merit at Technorama XI in Lowell, Mass. Phil Smith's Blue Bottle Experiment took a second at the State Fair, where Jon Win- sor and Susan Whitney received Honorable Mentions. June Blanchard's Teratology and Chick Embryos received a second at Lowell. She, David Largy, and Linda Ga- bor also received awards from individual sponsors. David Largy, 'rTh6fWZ0dWdlj15iS,,, Second Grand, First Chemistry. Tom Hoadley, Pancreas in Vitro, First Grand, First Biology. ff Linda Gabor, Spectroscopy, Third Grand, First Physics. 'N 'Us