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

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Seated: Eva Piteo, Malvina Tusoni. Standing: Albert Calagione, Lewis Luchini, Robert Rivard. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President: Lewis Luehini Vice-President: Eva Piteo Secretary: Malvina Tusoni Treasurer: Albert Calagione Historian: Robert Rivard Motto: Always Ever Onward Class Colors: Red and White CLASS OF 1935 Lillian Abbondanza, Charles Abrahamson, Elisa Andreano, Robert Anderson, Helen Andrew, Elvira Antolini, Margaret Avakian, Lillian Barsanti, Rose Berrini, Eleanor Bocaccino, Albert Bonetti, Louise Bruno, William Burns, Leroy Butterfield, Elizabeth Cadman, Albert Calagione, Rosalie Campbell. Pauline Carbone, Mae Carboni, Arthur Canon, Julia Carlson, Aurelia Castiglionl Alfrel Cencdella, Jr,. Anita Cistoldi, Mary Compagnone, Helen Conner, Nicholas Coniaris, Renaldo Consoletti, Theresa Consoletti, VVilliam Crivello, Albert Cummings, Anna Cutropia, Lena DeFazio, Cornelia DelCastello, Irene Deletti, Antoinette Delledonne, Nancy DeMeo, Louis De- Palma, John DeSalvia, Josephine Devanuto, Jennie DiPietro, Norma Diotalevi, Evelyn Donnissoni. Cornelius Dore, John Doyle, Margaret Doyle, Leah Dunton, Claire Espanet, Louis Ferrari, Josephine Ferrucci, John Foley, Anna Ford, Clement Foye, Winifred Gagnon, Adele Gattoni. Frank Gliiringhelli, Eleanor Gilbert, Gertrude Glad- man, Leah Gobbi, Samuel Goldstein, Edward Granholm, Rita Greene, Virginia Griffith, Delena Grillo, Charlotte Helfand, Avis Higgiston, Alfonse Iadarola, Frank Iadarola, Michael Iadarolla, Enrico Iannitelli, Erminia Ianni- telli. Richard Jackson, Francis Kirby, Evelyn Knights, Mildred Kunz, Irene Lachapelle, Annette Lancia, Blaine Libbey, Jr., Lewis Luchini, Gina Mancini, Donald Mann, Mario Marchionda, Harvey Marcus, Edith Marino, Minnie Markakis, Joseph Mazzarelli, Rosario Mazzarelli. Helen McAvoy, Margaret McCarthy, Elsie McKay, Grace Morcone, Helen Morey, Veronica Moriarty. Dorothea Morrison, Margaret Mullin, Virginia Nadreau, Theresa Nar- done, Louis Nargi, Dorothy Nickerson, Mario Nigro, Angelina Novelli, Kayonoush Ohanian, Pauline Ohannessian, Rose Ohannessian, Mary Oliva, Olga Osachuk, Florence Paradiso, Philip Perkins, Eva Piteo, Antoinette Ragonese, Robert Rivard, Primo Rizoli, Daniel Ruggerio, Arthur Sabatinelli, Michael Sacco, Socrates Sarnaris, Sylvia Sainio, Frances Segal, Mildred Shackleton, Richard Siegel, Florence Smith, Louise Southwick, Helen Stanley, Harry Stone, Humphrey Sullivan, James Sullivan, Jean Sunderland, Rose Testa, Agostino Todino, Gilda Tumolo, Mal- vina Tusoni, Robert Vernon, Dwight Watson, Sylvia Werber. A 19

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THE SENIOR CLASS

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Lillian May Abbondanza January 27 Commercial 50 East Main Street Ring Committee 3: David Gar- rick Club 3, 43 Senior Week Committee. No matter how many things she was asked to do, by teacher, pupil, or friend, Lil was always prepared and willing. Never once was heard that familiar re- mark, HI haven't got time. Her sincerity is the secret of her at- traction, and we love her for it. Charles P. Eric Abrahamson January 15 Technical 17 Westbrook Street Science Club 33 German Club 43 Tennis 43 Senior Week Com- mittee. Charlie wears a perpetual frown. But his lowering look is due only to his earnestness and deliberate way of doing things. Both in speech and on the tennis court, he is precise, direct, sure. He always appreciated a good joke and delighted us with his company on many a dull day, Bill Tilden has a rival in Charlie. Robert Randolph Anderson August 3 Technical 237 Congress Street French Club 45 German Club 4. Thoughtful, yet easy going: a lover of fun and common sense: a chap on whom we found that we could unload either our non- sense or our serious thoughts and be sure of an intelligent responsegin short, a Hrst-rate companion at all times. Elisa Amelia Andreano September 26 Commercial 8 Goodrich Court Dante Club 3g Dramatic Club 3. ' What! Have you forgotten where you sit? Poor Liza, she was forever losing her memory during spare period. No doubt she was anxious to get her work done and just sat in any conveni- ent chair. After becoming set- tled however, her time was al- ways occupied with study and gum chewing. Margaret Avakian December 25 Commercial 87 Prospect Heights Where have you been during these four years of our existence? We have put our scouts on your trail and have learned that your motto is, Good humor is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society. We approve. Lillian Marie Barsanti January 17 Commercial 52 Mt. Pleasant Street Dramatic Club 3. Miss Barsanti and Miss Cut- ropia-'tis truly a likeable com- bination. Their write-ups should be side by side, for one seems to act as a complement to the other. As said of old, Life has no blessings like a sincere friend. Both Lil and Anna are blessed. Rose Louise Marie Berrini June 22 College 10 Short Street Science Club 3, 45 German Club 43 David Garrick Dramatic Club 4. VVe were a little apprehensive of Rose's preoccupied seowl at first, but we soon discovered bright spots in her disposition. She really can be quite pleasant, and participates in many of the activities afforded by our school. Eleanor M. Bocaccino October 17 Commercial 61 Lawrence Street VVhen the snow falls and creates good facilities for coast- ing, Eleanor is all keyed up- coasting, you know, is her favor- ite sport. Happiness does con- sist in activity, doesn't it? Such is the constitution of this fair maiden's nature. Albert Louis Bonetti August 30 Commercial 14 Carroll Street Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2. Captain 4: Ring Committee 3: Book Committee 4. Haha ! Hohaha ! Hahahahaha! VVho is it? Right the first time --Beanie. We often wondered if he developed that what-do-I-care laugh after discovering his own humor. We gained an excellent sport. a good fellow, and many exciting and pleasant moments on the gridiron and diamond when Beanie entered our sacred port- als. Louise Adeline Bruno November 10 College 94 Depot Street David Garrick Dramatic ,Club 3: Senior Week Committee. Let us acquaint you with our Hsongbird of the south, our skating enthusiast, and our teacher-to-be. A pleasing con- versationalist, too, is Louise, and her conversation does not- exhibit a knowledge on matters of small importance either. X