Milford High School - Oak Lily and Ivy Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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shift! ,mth Jug Beatrice Marcus Commercial. Dramatic Club 3, 4. Here's a wizard at imitations, She can mock anything from Mickey Mouse to-oh, anything. I wonder if she can give Tarzan's call. Shes a good speaker, and just as good in listening. That is saying something! Jennie Teresa Mazzone Commercial. 'When you talk to her, watch how her lips curl in a delightful smile. Does she get angry when you ask for a favor? No. Does she refuse? No. Is it carelessly done? No. Want our opinion of her? VVe're mighty glad she's in the Class of '34. Frances Veronica McCarthy Commercial. Frances has the one motto, Speech is silver: silence is golden. But her few kind words and open heart have surpassed her silence. Her presence any- where just gives that confidence which would otherwise be lack- ing. Robert Edward McGinnis College. Senior Week Committee g French Club. Have you ever seen Bob with- fut his grin? We haven't. He carries it with him in the class- room, in the theatre, on the street-oh, everywhere. He caus- es many of the serious members of our class to wish for that cheery disposition which he so proudly demonstrates. Carolyn Eva Merrilees College, Senior Week Committee g French Club. Merrilees certainly is the prop- er name for her. Like any healthy girl, she is fond of fun and happiness. She is our out- standing example of why you should eat your spinach. for like Popeye , she puts a vigorous punch into her work and suc- ceeds where others fail. Irene Anne Michaloski Commercial. Another reason why We like North Bellingham is Lilly, Her four years with us have con- vinced one and all that the two towns have something in com- mnn in which we take a justifi- able pride. Louis Edward Milani Commercial. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Chink holds his own in any field of endeavor. He converses well, studies sufliciently, and pitches good baseball. He can adapt himself to any mood cor- VSSD0DdiI1g to that of the one with whom he is associated at the time. This makes him a true friend and companion to all. Josephine Anna Morcone Commercial. A The elements are very mixed in- her. and yet she's wondrous wise. She completes everything she undertakes with a smile. We predict a happy, helpful future in whatever profession she choos- es. 1934 ilfnrh High School 1934

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ali! ilgnnnh ' ug George Everett Kilburn College. Who would suspect that a little man could have a heart so great within, especially since he does not advertise himself at all? His fondness for reading will be clearly shown to him who con- verses with Georgie. Maybe he'1l be an author. VVho knows? Roy Irving Knox College. Book Committee: Science Club 3, 4: German Club. Opportunity Knox but once on Roy's door. It doesn't have to knock again. He has the fore- sight to grasp it at its first ap- pearance. He's a good worker, too, and finishes successfully any- thing he starts. He represents our three r's -Ready-Rely ablc-fftoy. Irene Anna Kosciak Commercial. Book Committee 3 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Dance Committee 4, Senior Week Committee. All hail to our prophetess! We know that your paths will be strewn with roses, Irene, for the crystal has told us so. And we are glad for your sweet dispo- sition deserves the rich reward which Fate holds in store for you. Mary Elizabeth Lawless College. French Club. Beth is a girl with decided favorites. After much effort, we sifted some out to present to you. She is especially fond of lobster salad and roses. Her favorite occupations are memorizing reg- istration plates on cars and watching crowds at busy street corners. We hope to meet you often, Beth. ?j:5esa'jrr -j - - J.. Dorothy Rose Lawson College. Science Club 45 Dramatc Club 3, 4, Senior Week Committee. Dottie Rose is one of our most popular members. We are sorry that she likes California better than this section of the country, but she may change her mind so that we can still enjoy the pleasure of her company. Doris Etta Lutz Commercial. Senior Week Committee. Here are a few remarks passed by the Class of 1934 about Dorrie: A very likeable girl. I think she's great. ISD do We.D lsn't she cute? I wish I had her telephone number. Robert Paul Magee College. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club. Br-1'-r-r. Tbere's the bell, but where is he? Quite sure that he's feeling O. K., as usual, to- day. Oh yes. here he comes waving a slip from the office. His recitations will have all the dig- nity of a student-if only he doesn't sneeze. james Alfred Malnati Commercial. Perhaps you have noticed a very quiet, almost bashful, young man with brown eyes and a ready smile. Thatis Jimmy. Nobody, however sudden his re- quest, has ever been left in trouble by Jimmie. His favorite snort was making people believe he and Bodio were brothers. 1934 I ilfnrh 74 igh Svrlinnl 1534

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ak! flganh 7 ug John james Morelli Commercial. The class as a whole owes the deepest alfection to Johnnie. He was unable to continue at school, but he didn't give up the class. He has carried on the work coni- pletely at home. and we are in- expressibly hvnored to have him graduated with us. YVe can all profit from the lesson he has taught us. Carroll Leonard M osher College. Senior XVeek Committee: Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4: German Club. Carroll is never at odds with anyone-a fact which is account- able tu his well-developed per- snality. Yvhether it was on the football squad or on the class- room, he was always there , A regular fellow on a regular team with a regular class makes all things-regular. Margaret Catherine Naughton Commercial. Margaret always has had the intercst of the class at heart. However, she never went around with a long face worrying over us. She was, is, and will be an optimist who takes care of the future. William Gregory O'Donne11 College. Book Committee 3 Oratorical Contest: Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4. Bill is our class Salutatorian, and he also is the most convinc- ing debater in our class. Due to an interest in affairs of public in- terest, he does a great deal of outside reading. Further, he loves nature, so that with his natural and forensic ability, we forsee him in a position of na- tional importance in days to come. Edward john O'Neill College. Few of us have ever probed the inner man of Mickey. There lies within him thc quality that wrfikrs one at true scholarfthe desire to study for the sake of study itself. Mickey knows the jiv which is forthcoming to one who becomes acouainfed with the characters of the printed page and that it is they who are one's friends forever. Antonio Frank Pavento Cammercial. Thoughtful, yet easy-going, a lover of fun and common sense, Antwnio is a chap from whom we could always be sure of receiv- ing an intelligent response. In Shart, he is a first rate com- pinion. Robert Austin Philbin College. Book Committee: Science Club 3 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Or- chestra l, 2 3, Leader 43 French Club. If anyone wants to know any- thing about music, just ask Bob. He is one of our most musical bfys-ho plays several instru- ments well. He is quiet, intelli- gent, dependable, ambitious, and has a winning personality. These qualities insure him a suc- cessful future. George William Porter College. Dance Cominitteeg Senior YVeek Committee: French Club. Like a preying hawk, Georges big frame swooped on an 013- panent on the gridiron. lVhen we saw him meandering about the school. we feared he was naiscliief bent, but he usually ended up in harmless conversa- tion with some pretty damsel in the corridor. 1534 ' ilfnrh 1'-Iigh Srhnnl 1534