Milford High School - Wepawaug Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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Student Abilit etermines ath Courses After classes, Mr. Cook and Mr. Pike often shared funny experiences which happened during the course of the day. The numerous Math courses offered at Milford High School covered the various aspects of the mathematics field and were designed to help all types of learners. Courses such as Algebra lx and ly aided the slower learner in grasp- ing the principles of mathematics. Other courses such as Geometry and Introduction to Analysis, taught students to tackle a problem logically. Dictating homework, Miss Hegyi listened to the groans of her stu- dents. Although rare in Mr. Komornik's Analysis class, there were moments when nobody had any idea how to solve a dfhcult problem.

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11... An important part of sewing was being sure that everything was cut properly, as Patti Higgins demonstrated. Home Economics Teaches Domestic Skills Courses offered included Home and Family Living, a one year course, and one semester courses: Child Rearing, Home Nursing, Clothing, Interior Decoration, and Foods. Each was designed to express the individuality, creativity, and social concern of the student. The different classes exhibited their handy-work in dis- play cases in the halls. The items in the display cases ranged from garments such as jumpers and pants to other things such as stuffed animals. Ideas for home decoration were also displayed. Mrs Shirley Voelkle Mrs. Ann Doran Although not a course requirement, a student sewed up Mrs. Hanson's dress.