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

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MR. A, O. CASWELL Superintendent of Schools MR, BERRY'S MESSAGE Our schools demand a public interest since the youth of today will decide the government of to- morrow. Intelligence, their weap- on, must be developed in the schools. MR. CASWELL'S MESSAGE Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, As the swift seasons roll! Leave thy low-vaulted past! Let each new temple, nobler than the last, Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, Till thou at length art free, Leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea! Oliver Wendell Holmes. MR. FRANK C. BERRY Principal of the Milford High School 10

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SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY 1934 David Garrick Club journeys to September 21 Eifiotiii V.-ffiianiiiiiis' o Fooiioaii pinooiiioo oogiiis- 24 Miss Mae Comba .resigns from 10 Registration day-699 enrolled. faculty. Zo Sonioio iioiiiiiiotioiis- 27 Juniors choose class ring. 29 Woonsocket-game cancelled on ac- 29 Thanksgiving Day? no Session. oonnt of rain- Milford defeats Walpole, 30-13. October Senior Social. 1 Election of Senior ofiicersg Junior December Class inooitilngi oxpianatioii of uso 1 Robert Cenedella elected to the o nomina ion papers. f It l 4 Juviof noinination papers issiioo- Eadiiifaiifd Pinardi elected captain of 6 Clinton game postponed because of 1936 Football team' 8 d d f l Cl, t 206 5 First tree felled for structure of i, Of o oo S 19 OH, ' - new high school. 13 golonoi only organized' l 15 First set of examinations given. oum us ayg no sessions. S - C1 b Ch ' t P l I Milford defeats Mariboro, 2-0. 20 Fflflfloczil bfmquefnis mas at Y 15 Junior Cioos election- 20 Second set of examinations given. 17 Miss Kepler of State Department Dante Club Cllrlstmas Party' gf Pnoiio Hoaitii oooiiofioos giiiis OH 21 Glee Club makes first appearance. 18 SNnlfSing aslo goiiooii' 21 Schools closed for annual op omore eec ion. 19 Debating Club organized. JHHUHFY 20 Natick defeats Milford, 6-0. 2 Chrlgtmag Vagatlolfl, 23 First Orchestra rehearsal held. 4 Report cards issued. 26 Fi1'Sl5 Set Of '9X3miT1a'Ci0Y1S given- 16 Teachers' Association Banquet in Autumn Dance. Assembly Hall, 27 Brockton overwhelms Milford, 52-0. 18 Junior Sggial, N b 24-25 Schools closed because or inclem- ovoin oi' ent weather. 1 Second set of examinations given. 2 No school-Teachers' Convention. February 5 Norwood defeats Milford, 20-13. 1 Oak, Lily and Ivy Dance in Hall. 9 R9-P01 C Cards iSSU9d- 15 Debating Club presents Valentine Armistice Day Celebration in Play. ASS9mbiY HHH- 18-22 Midyear Recess. 12 Armistice Day Observationg no 27 Junior P1-Om, Town Hall, session. Framingham defeats Milford, 21-0. Maron 16 Dante Club organized. 1 RGDOIJC Ca1'dS issued. 17 Milford ties Attleboro, 7-7. 4 Senior Essays for Honorable John 19 Senior Book Committee namedg E. Swift Oratorical Contest due. Philip Perkins, Editor-in-chief. Oak, Lily, and Ivy Bridge and