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

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ak.ZIflg,m1h 7 ug Florence Eleanor Porzio Commercial. If you ever want the blues chased away, or would like a good criticism of yourself, we refer you to Flo. She's quite versatile and we feel sure that her first trial will not be a fail- ure no matter what she under- takes. It is certain that her school life has been successful. Maurice Pressman College. Senior Week Committeeg Ger- man Clubg Oratorical Contest. What? You can't answer that problem? Go to Mush, he knows all the answers. Although he carried a hard course, he bore it with a broad grin and reached a very high average. He must have been born on a day when all the lucky stars were shining. Robert Garden Rae College. Dance Committee 1 French Club: Senior Week Committee. Bob is one of our natural car- toonistsg he used to draw more tfhan he would listen, but would always have some remark ready when he was observed. He de- lighted in humorously entertain- ing us with explanations of his own mistakes. Just look at the class tabulation and you will note the reason for his popular- ity. Eben Sumner Reynolds College. Book Committeeg Science Club 3, 45 French Clubg Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee. If we were to select from our class the member who knew just how to act at the proper time, we would select Zeke-no pun in- tended, either. Be it inside our halls, outside in the diamond, in public or in private, he was ever on the alert to captivate us with his likeable personality. f ' fifrf? . ' X 7 f I ,Zia Zi , w ,iii if ' ihrv I 'WW f K, ?!?f,v ,fi , 4, gf? 1 f f X4 ZZ fQf f, 4 af iff ?' 5- ' f f0V fox' ff' f '. . f s air 2 f . Marjorie Rose Rockwood College. Senior Week Committee 3 French Club. Marjorie's easy-going manner and willingness to help have won for her too, a bright spot in our aliections. She was always care- free. smiling, and endowed with the faculty of bringing good cheer. Her optimism before exams and ability to change the subject gained for her our ever- lasting good wishes. Alice Leonore Roy College. French Club. Although she will be unable to sing at her own wedding, we wish her the best of joy and happiness for many years to come. james Frederick Ruhan Commercial. Are you looking for an ex- cuse or an alibi? See Ruhan. l-le must know a million. He knows when to use them and when not to use them. He doesn't believe in overworking, but does manage to get by. Theresa Marie Ruscitti College. It is impossible to gain an ade- quate idea of Theresa's own self through the medium of any ex- isting circle in school. She forms no group, and always has a gentle greeting for everyone. Hers are the qualities which makel one foresighted and loyal to a . SQ-,ii 12134 milfnfh E-Iigh Srhnnl 4 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

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ak! f1g,6t1TlI ' ug Jean Frances Sails College. Dramatic Club 3. 4: Senior YVeek Committee. Who saw Jo in Little Women without thinking of Jean? She strolls along as carefree as a school boy playing hookey and keeps your thoughts sailing to other countries by letters she receives from Japan and Ger- many. As she slides down the bannister of lite. she will greet everyone with Chris-to-pher Co- lum-bus. John Louis Salvia College. Ten minutes of Jackie's com- pany will cure the most desper- ate case of hypochondria. There's a whole-hearted comaradie in the fellow that makes proverbial mole hills of our dark sierras, whatever their origin. Laura Rose, Sannicandro Commercial. Laura isn't a buoyant person. Her spirits need hearty encour- agement and constant applica- tions of good cheer before they perk up. But after she proceeds, we admire such wise deliberation. Minnie Nora Serrano Commercial. Dramatic Club 3, 4. YVhen she comes to a crowd of people, she brings smiles to their faces. YVhen she leaves, there are still traces of happi- ness in their countenances. This is in anticipation of another meeting. She breaks a bubble of trouble with just one little touch of cheer. What a girl Z its wp 59? ,, Y-T. f 4 ., , 9 I 934 , 3: 3 j fi Robert David Sherman Commercial. Robert was at one time called Tecurnseh. However unlike the famous general, he is not warlike. but very friendly. XYhen you see a black head, way up above a bicycle, that's the general. He is well known, well- liked, and well-behaved-three necessary attributes to success. Amy D orothy Smith College. Book Committee g Class Vice- President: Oratorical Contest g Dramatic Club 4 3 French Club. Possessed of a modest manner and friendly charm, our Amie has, like the springtime, Won the coveted spot in our hearts. We like to think of her as we read poetry and as we wander among the roses in our garden. But not there only, but always, as the beauty and signidcance of our four years with her have given us cherished memories forever and aye. Amy is Valedic- torian of our class. Marjorie Beatrice Smith College. Dramatic Club 3, 45 Senior YVeek Committee. She'll walk with you, talk with you, joke with you. She wants to be your friend, though she doesn't wear her heart on her sleeve. Marj is the girl who wants to do big things in Science. We think she will. for her per- severance says so. Melvin Cromwell Streeter Commercial. YVho's that suspicious looking character sneaking into school? Oh, that's only Melvin going to get his slip for being late again. However, when one stops to think of his long walk from South Mil- ford, all is explained and for- given. XVasn't it the Frenchman who said, Mieux tard que jamais 7 2.-fi 1934 ilfnrh fl inn Srhnnl 11134