Milford Mill High School - Milestone Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Angle-side-angle equals angle-side-angle. Did you ever know that the Hydra, Amoe- ba, and Paramecium are swimming around in your fish pond? If you didn't, a few weeks in Mr. Moore's Biology Class will acquaint you with these and many other facts of inter- est. During the year students study all phases of life from tiny one-celled animals to the human being. Big oaks from little atoms grow. Will everyone please get out their pencils, rulers, protractors, and compassesP Now, if triangle ABC is congruent to triangle DEF, what is the length of side AB and how many degrees are in angle B? If this sounds familiar to you, then you must be one of those frustrated Geometry students we see staggering through the halls. Seriously, Geometry is one of the most interesting Math courses offered. The logic taught is most valuable to students in later life. The tiny amoeba moves on. Boom!!....,,, . . . . , 00,13 I There goes the acid.

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KX ' f 0 A-, ,ff jf'Q e ' ' 9 'AM ,ln in ' Tj::f4'i 1 l f -ew. p -' l 1, ,4 , ' 1' of t s v 7 i rl -9 y , J ff iff' 1 I Q N 7-- i- 4 V-in Lunch Time Time to eat-at last, but it's over before you know it. Happy Birthday, dear G-1-e-n-n. I lil During our long-awaited mid-day break for lunch, We are usually Serenad- ed with music to the tune of Happy Birthday to Glenn! Whether this is con- ductive to good digestion and study for that test next period or not is a good question. In the midst of all this con- fusion, however, We still manage to find time for socializing.