Milford High School - Totem Yearbook (Milford, MI)

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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

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I i i F . xt. Q hu. l.- Az' Mvwf' struggle for further education The Physical Education Depart- ment has added Outdoor Recrea- tion to its class offerings while the Social Studies Department ex- panded its view of the same history with the addition of inter- national Relations and Far Eastern Geography. The voices of the Music Depart- ment just keep getting better. Win Schuler's in Farmington was grac- ed with the Vocal Ensemble for two evenings in the winter. The Marching Redskins look forward to the hopes of attending the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California in 1976. I Social Studies, Phys. Ed., Music - - 179