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

 - Class of 1935

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Antoinette Marie Delledonne MRPCII 24 C0119-gg 16 Meade Street Heres a young lady who has strong likes and dislikes. Her friends, however, love her. and she has few who are not friends.. She doesn't object to glV111g in for the sake of peace. Shes loyal. dependable, and co- operative. Nancy Ann DeMeo August 27 Commercial 13 Reade Street 3 Dlavid Garrick Dramatic Club Ann can adjust herself to most any situation. No one knows better than she how to get along with this world. She avoids all unnecessary difficulties, goes about her own business, and has a good time while doing it. 'We all have a genuine admiration for her and wish her happiness and success. Louis Richard DePa1ma April 21 Commercial 25 Sumner Street The future seems to hold good prospects for Louis, He has a well-formulated idea of what he is going to do and how he will do it. He does not get dis- couraged easily, as he sees no let-up ahead of him. 6 john Joseph DeSa1via November 29 College 268 Central Street Orchestra: Dante Clup 3, 43 Ring Committee 3. Behold our Johnny on the spot. He was always there when we needed him. His big welcoming smile was a pleasant sight in the morning, and his or- chestral interpretations were al- ways very soothing, Whenever we heard him play, we came away pleased with him, our- selves, and our time. Q Josephine Frances Deventuo September 6 Commercial 6 Meade Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3. Joe has the good habit of not fighting things she doesn't like. She leaves them alone. If there were more like her, the world might not move so fast, but it would be a happier place. Norma Anna Diotolevi May 27 Commercial 32 Meade Street Suddenly up from the depths, Norma rises on wings of hope. and, hurrah, it's a iine old world after all. Life is one grand sweet song in her heart. She picks up tasks that have been dragging and sends them spin- ning along to completion. Jennie Doris De Pietro December 20 Commercial 59 East Main Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4. When Jennie is feeling her best, she is a joy to all about her. It was only when she was in her, Oh, what's the use! moods that she was something of a question. She's liberal, logical, and willing to concede us our due-a priceless possession. Evelyn Rose Ann Donissoni September 14 Commercial 24 Hayward Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4. Rose sees matters in their right relationship and can appreciate the other persons point of view. She's kind, remains with a thing until it's finished, and has the admirable trait of being polite. Cornelius Michael Dore September 20 Commercial 2-1 Pearl Street, Caryville, Mass. Freshman Debating Club 9 Winner in Legion Essay contest. Here is a boy who might justly be called the best dancer of our class. He'll easily waltz his way through life. But Connie isn't so carefree as that, for when a test of determination presents it- self, he faces it with courage and resolution. John Joseph Doyle January 18 Commercial 43 Fruit Street Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Freshman Debating Club. Just look at the merry twinkle of Old Erin in his eyes! He has a certain easy-going manner which immediately arouses the sympathetic understanding of his companions. We will remember him as an unassuming, reliable. and loyal member of our ,font- ball squad.

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Anita Louise Cistoldi March 8 Commercial 10 Fairview Road Dance Committeeg David Gar- rick Club 3, 45 Senior Week Committee. Nita really seems at home with all her class mates, which, of course, is to be expected. She's very likeable, is fond of popular music tand musicians? moving pictures iwith William Powelll and enjoys skating. She's also right at home on the dance iioor. Nicholas Charles Coniaris February 18 College 55 Prospect Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4g Senior Week Committee. Nicky combines in himself, as few persons in this life of distrac- tions are able to do, the element of true courtesy. His patience, his deference, his unfailing hearti- ness are qualities to be admired. Let us hope that we stop to re- member him when the rush of many duties threaten to sweep away our patience and good cheer. Helen Gertrude Connor March 28 Commercial 14 Grant Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4. Perhaps Helen's finest quality is loyalty. Her natural desire is to like people and to keep on liking them as long as she pos- sibly can. There are few people who can equal her in traits that make up a fine, firm, courageous character. Renaldo Albert Consoletti January 5 Commercial 51 Winter Street Notice the sparkle in his eyes and the nice part in his hair! It is no doubt then that his presence was welcome to any group. because a man's appear- ance is one of his greatest assets. Renaldo surely has that plus a companionable nature. Theresa Frances Consoletti February 26 College 19 Mechanic Street Science Club 3, 4: David Gar- rick Dramatic Club 3, 4g Fresh- man Debating Clubg Dance Com- mittee: Senior Glee Club: Senior Week Committee. Secretary. We've also found Terry to be one of those good things that come in small packages. Care- ful analysis will disclose her at- tractiveness due to her cheery nature. Her originality and willingness to work have been contributing factors in the suc- cess of many of our activities. We have certainly appreciated her work as a member of the dance committee. William Robert Crivello January 12 Commercial 28 Depot Street Bill is a quiet, modest boy, who is always willing to offer help to anyone who needs it. When asked what his ambition was, he said that he didn't have any. But we say, Bill, that you have, but don't want to let us in on your secret. What ever it is, good luck. Anna jean Cutropia September 23 Commercial 35 Mt. Pleasant Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 33 Senior Week Committeeg Glee Club. Ann has an aptitude for busi- ness. Her standards are high, and she is not afraid to stand up for what she thinks is right. The decisiveness of her character will bring her success. Lena Claire DeFazio September 3 Commercial 1415 Mt. Pleasant Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4. Lena has a vivid personality. She is dominant and self-conIi- dent-both are excellent quali- ties, because in Lena they are combined with judgment and a friendly feeling toward others. She cannot enjoy pleasure unless she shares it. Cornelia Rose Marie DelCastello May 8 Commercial 33 Main Street Connie is not afraid to carry out her own ideas, because she is sure that they are right. When people need consolation or prac- tical suggestions, she has them to offer. She has a rare com- bination of self-confidence, a gen- ietrous spirit, and a kind disposi- ion. Irene Frances Deletti November 15 Commercial 62 East Main Street 3 Dlavid Garrick Dramatic Club Irene is not one to yearn for things. If she wants anything she usually goes and gets it-at least she decides to go after it. We found her ready to face an issue through level eyes.



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Leah Marie Dunton October 9 College 19 Grove Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 41 Freshman Debating Club: Junior Science Club 3, 43 Senior Week Committee. Lee has the qualities that make for a pleasant life. She is not envious, and her outlook is whole- some, She thinks correctly and pleasantly on most subjects, is cheerful, popular, and optimistic. She doesn't waste time thinking about her enemies-she hasn't any. Claire Marie Espanet September 21 College 9 Reade Street Dance Committee 3, 4: Science Club 4. David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4: German Club, Secre- tary: Senior VVeek Committee. We all liked Clarie and she liked us, we think. She had pleasant little ways of help- ing out when assistance was needed. A party went when she was present. She put her mind on details and always came out on top. Louis Angelo Ferrari September 18 College 34 Parkhurst Street What he says goes: what he starts, he finishes. He has little patience with lazy persons, be- cause he himself is self-reliant and energetic He has real ap- preciation for the worth-while values of life, is strongly am- bitious, and has plenty of char- acter. He has our generous ad- miration. Josephine Lucy Ferrucci June 25 College 11 Millen Street, South Milford Imagination lies back of all achievement. lt creates poems, steam engines, paintings, ma- chines. great business, new ways of bookkeeping, and timesaving devices. Josephine has the qual- ity. Anna Katherine Ford October 3 College 13 John Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4. on'-fi will be ideal in the home, for she takes a great interest in it. She will also be ideal in the office where her work will be ex- cellent, and where her tact will keep things running smoothly. She's a good cook, too. Clement Francis Foye April 2 College 15 Glines Avenue Clem. why not give us your method of getting a natural wave? Like Mike Sacco, your permanent is the envy of m:st of us. No doubt, you will en- yfinffr a way of letting us know. Please do, Winifred Helen Gagnon June 19 Commercial 91 High Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 9 ..,. Answering all criticism with a pleasant smile, and agreeing that the speaker is right, Winiiie has given us the thought that she is on good terms with life. How could it be otherwise? She is gay, good-natured, and light hearted . Adele janet Gattoni September 26 Commercial 87 Medway Street Freshman Debating Club: Sec- retary, Senior Glee Club, Senior Week Committee. The people who call you vacil- ating and fickle do not know what they are talking about. You only seem so to those who do not understand you. VVe do, and we have accepted the fact that you have an unusual number of good qualities: dependability, in- telligence, and cooperation. Frank Ghiringhelli September 27 Commercial 209 East Main Street Baseball 2, 33 Football 2, 3. 4: Orchestra. Anybody got a pencil? Ghir- inghelli has lost his, and we be- lieve lie'll be a nervous wreck without it. His pencil-chewing and physical actions during a recitation will never be forgotten. Not only did he entertain us in class, but his .musical presenta- tions were always enjoyed. Frank also displayed his skill on the football field and baseball dia- Inond. Eleanor Grace Gilbert S9Dt6l'Ilb6!' 5 College 25 Grove Street Science Club 3, 43 Freshman Debating Club: Book Committee: 'David Garrick Dramatic Club -1: French Club 4: Senior Glee Club. Tahe golden key becomes El- eanor well. VVith it she can open fascinating doors hiding rich treasures of knowledge. Never once did we see this lass rumpled or otherwise upset 3 never once has she been known to say an unkind thing. We must give credit where credit is due, to one whom we found to be loyal and sincere.

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