Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Mr. Henry O'Flynn Department Head Mr. John Hogan Mr. David Milne Mrs. Roberta Scepanski y Mr. James Attardo Mrs. Gloria Miss Helen Fortunes Mrs. Bessie Gonzalez Mrs. Mildred Helyer Fitzgerald anguage Students see France and Spain The Foreign Language Department received a number of tape recorders which were used in the classrooms. The tapes aided students in com- prehension and Huency, stimulated interest and added variety. Under the direction of Mr. John Hogan and Mr. James Attardo, the Foreign Language De- partment joined French and Spanish students together for a French and Spanish International Club. The students raised money and went on a trip to Spain and France for two weeks during the April vacation. This trip helped many stu- dents to improve their fluency and vocabulary through everyday usage. Taking part in a French Halloween skit, Nancy Robitaille and Diane Woodis true identities are revealed. ,fu

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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.

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Mr. James Mr. William Behmke Gamberdella Department Head Mrs. Magalene Mr. Gilford Hix Mrs. Marie Licamele Mrs. Marie Luzzl Bowling Mrs. Ceorgeann Mrs. Gertrude Pilotti Sparks , M A group of business students perfected their typing while learning other office practices. I Mrs. Jean Svirsky Mr, Howard Trostonoff Business Department Begins Change Typing for teachers was Kathy Mangano's task. The Business Education Department revised its curricu- lum to include more instructional media in its courses. The courses became more student oriented, directed toward more individual instruction. The department began its program of change from mechanical to electrical equipment. The Data Processing course was open to more students because typing was not a prerequisite for taking the course. Students who were interested in computers took this course, which was really an introduction to computers. Miss Barbara Zappavigna