Milford High School - Totem Yearbook (Milford, MI)

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qRight:J A student looks on as MRS. STACKHOUSE grades papers. QBeIow:j MR. KURMANIAK thumbs through the compositions from his Writing II class. 41. 176 - - English and Foreign Language ii K, A sf t.fqg,A I K, it ,. ug? ,MWNW

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t 'nicroscope and slide rule come lAbove:l MATH FACULTY lTop rowzl MS. CAROLYN WAHL, MRS. STEPHANIE MARCUM. fBottom rowzl MR. BUD MC CALLA, MFI. JIM FISH, MFI. TOM EIDSON. lAbove:l MR. BALAWAJDEFI tries to get the point across in his Biology ll class. lBeIow Left:l What do you mean the dog ate the contract??!! I W Much has been brewing in the Math and Science Departments this year, but amidst the arithmetic progressions, the potassium cyanide and the central lab, there lurks, ever so slightly, a sense of sanity. From binomials to zinc nitrate, students continue their endeavors, only slightly hindered in their progress, by limited facilities. But in the light we must admire the teachers in these departments who have brought about a math and science program this high school should be proud of. Who else could teach Milford High School students that1rr2 isn't a contradiction of fact. Math and Science Faculty - - 175

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iLeft:7 MISS LEPPALA directs a rehearsal of Meet Me In St. Louie. fBelow Righty MISS HUTCHINSON answers CARRIE CATlON'S question about verb conjuga- tion. I Languages offer new classes I 'iz' IRigI'II:I Isranaingn MRS. BCBBIE STACKHOUSE, MR. GARY WILLIAMS, MR. CHUCK VEREECKE, MR. VAL KURMANIAK. Iseafeazp MRS. PAM CREMER, MISS EVELYN HUTCHINSON, MRS. DEBBIE JONES, MRS. RCSEMARY CASS, MRS. SALLY GOWING, MISS GRACE LEPPALA. This year both the English and Foreign Language Departments have offered new classes. The English Departments new class is Senior Seminar in Reading and Writing. Comparative Cultures is the new addition to the Foreign Language Department's courses. The class studies and compares the cultures of Germany, France, Spain and England. English and Foreign Language