Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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IN ACTION Upper left: Where does it say that? asks Mrs. Daly of her transcription class. Upper right: What was that second word? Miss Vollenweider's shorthand class. Center: This one's for logs, not lines instructs Miss Smith in her trigonometry class. Lower right: The talent comes, not from the brush but the hand. -Mrs. Wa1sh's art class. Lower left: Je n'ai pas etudie mes devoirs pour aujourd'hui, Monsieur Nolan.

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Upper left: The sparks of Mr. Fox's electric shop. Upper right: From T square to triangle in Mr. Teeden's drafting class. Center: Mrs. Goral keeps her class in stitches, Lower right: Mr. Sorensen's auto mechanics class keeps their car on the go. Lower left: Ir it's good, we'11 print it says Mr. Hartz's graphic arts class. 0UR CURRICULUM

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Upper right: Reading, writing and - reading!! What else would you do in the library? Mirldle left: Don't you think you need a comma there, or are you long-winded? -Mr. Brown's English class. Middle right: The structure of our language is a study in itself, says Mr, Evans, Mrs. Beale's student teacher. Lower left: I said Plato, not Pluto! Miss Creske's ancient history. Lower right: The problem of alcoholism is more serious than you think. -Mr. McCarthy's modern problems class. will znwmiiitmm q mm, :arm me wrmuq an crm mlm ,.lt, .,,.-, 'r,, , . L W i l 16 Q, I9 ri' Q 2 2 J iE tt ll 295 ' f f i fy S. swat. i S lf' 'lfbirlr ,G I w s:q,,vzf5gw,S ur if L ' fd Aww g Y, .M JL Y 5, 5 t, be A a r go n 12 -:F rv will xavtdlkikplhfw ' i v 5 rl me at W1 .Mia .32