Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Mrs. Shirley Newton Department Head ' S- ' 'I' 113 27.f,!5'ULv5Z at .A,. J, ii Mr. Frank Annotto Mrs. Blanche Antal During a discussion of Hamlet,'Wendy Russell offered an opinion. fi It it Mrs. Maria Bandidos Mrs. Patricia Butler Miss Patricia Diatelevi Two New Electives Added To English Curriculum ln its attempts to meet the students, interests and de- mands, the English Department added two half-year elec- tives: Modern Novels, taught by Mr. Robert Jordan, and Contemporary Drama, taught by Mr. Robert McHugh. In the spring, under the direction of Mrs. Shirley New- ton, seniors went abroad to England and France to see the I birthplaces of British and French authors. 1 QF surf' While the rest of Mrs. Brown's English class was in the midst of a discussion, Donna Honore and Diane Wood expressed mixed emotions.

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Mr. Crescenzo Mrs. Lorraine Mrs. Linda Taylor Mr. Allen Dodd Piscitclli O'Grady Students Uffered A More Flexible Art Course In order to offer students a more flexible art course, Art History was changed into two half-year courses: Art His- tory and Modern Art. ln this way, students were not re- quired to lake a full year of Art History. The art courses were designed to allow the students to experiment and to develop their own techniques. The emphasis on individual goals encouraged the students to become personally involved with their projects. Creativity and individuality was an important part in the art classes. Hurrying to finish before the bell, Sharon Weiss cleared her table.

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VMWQW Mrs. Cheryl Mr. Robert Jordan Mr. Robert McHugh Mrs. Norma Melny Mr. Edward Swartz Mrs. Ellen Turner Dombroski V,,,f' mme e-,N,..,.i mr- T0 add variety in their English class, these students were allowed to improvise while they acted out a play.