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

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U Erminia Gloria Ianitelli November 19 College 15 East Main Street Dante Club 3, 4: David Gar- rick Dramatic Club 3: Glee Club. Minnie has most of the things she wants, More she will get in the future, as she takes pride in her work and possessions. She is ever forging ahead to loftier heights and is one of the persons for whom our motto has a deep significance. Richard Francis jackson November 30 College 37 Congress Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4, Senior Week Committee. Who's that lecturing on scien- tinc experiments, in Room 1? Of course, it must be Jackson. Dick knows the history of every scientific device that makes life pleasant, yes. everything from a toaster to an autogiro. Jackson proved himself as equally inter- ested in chemistry. What's that? Surely, he wants to become a chemist, and the day may come when we will be proud of him. Francis Leo Kirby September 30 College 90 South Main Street Senior Week Committee. We often wondered if some sharp questioning in the class- room spoiled the reverie of this gay young fellow. He seemed to enjoy a peaceful existence, but was always there when a response was necessary. He is the lad whose respect and diligence have commanded the admiration of us all, Evelyn Frances Knights January 6 Commercial Bellingham Not once in her years here did we hear an unkind word spoken from this lassie's lines. Not once has she been too busy when called upon to perform some duty. We think that such quali- ties should be mentioned, we gladly do. Mildred Anna Kunz August 8 College 63 North Bow Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4: Senior Glee Club: Vice- chairman, Senior Week Commit- tee. Millie's accompanied us in many ways-in the class room, in the corridors, and in the Hall, when her fingers glided easily over the piano keys. Her appre- ciation of the worthwhile things in life have caused us to spend many delightful moments in her company. Irene Marie LaChapelle June 3 Commercial 368 Main Street Senior Glee Club. She reminds us of some gay, light sprite from our childhood story books. Petite and demure. she embodies all the womanly characteristics that create charm. This fine spirit is balanced with a serious desire to accomplish her duties. Annette Elinor Lancia January 17 Commercial 48 East Main Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4: Senior Glee Club: Ring Committee 3: Book Committee. Cooperation is highly developed in Ann. She never disliked sup- ervision because she did her work well. She knows, too, that this praise is justihed. Even though she has not done all that she in- tends to, she will, and we are confident that she will win the race. Lester Blaine Libbey, jr. March 10 Technical 32 Pleasant Street Freshman Debating Club, Pres- ident, Class President 1, 2: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4, David Garrick Dramatic Club 3: President 4. Dance Committee 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Ring Committee 33 Football 2: Art Editor, Oak, Lily, and Ivyg Cheer Leader 4. President Senior Glee Club. Lib's widespread popularity is due largely to his good sportsman- ship and versatile personality. It would be hard to find a fellow engaged in more numerous and varied activities. Add to this his sound judgment, handsome ap- pearance, and peaches and cream complexion, and you will readily see why he has enjoyed the companionship of the strong and the weak. Lewis George Luchini May 17 College 122 East Main Street Freshman Debating Club: Sci- ence Club 3, 4: David Garrick Club 3: Dance Committee 3, 42 Ring Committee 3: Soloist, Sen- ior Glee Club: President of Class 3, 4: Book Committee. Here's to Lou . We salute him as our president: we salute him as our most popular boy: we salute him as a perfect pal. He possesses the characteristics necessary for one to achieve his goal, and we are certainly root- ing for him. john Lynch November 21 College 25 South Main Street Here's to Johnny, one of the nicest boys in our class. Ask anyone who knows. He was al- ways polite, and so quiet that one would never know he was in the room. He was never seen talking to girls, and that was a pity, because with his charm, he could easily captivate one of the fair damsels.

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Leah Carolyn Gobbi -lllllllilry 33 Commercial T South Main Street Leah was always busy over soinetliing and found little time tel loaf. She prefered to do things in her own way. She was never afraid to face a problem Sfluarely. and emerged triinu- phantly. Edward D onald Granholm November 18 Technical 25 Dilla Street Senior XVeek Committee. XVell- well- welln- you guessed it. it's Granholm. Eddie always had an argument on hand, which he punctuated with much gesticulation. He usually found something funny in every situation. True enough, he is very shy' and bashful, but just wait! Time will tell-it always has. Rita Greene MHFCII 9 Commercial 5 Nelson Heights David Garrick Dramatic Club 4. If one were reading Rita's is personality in proverbs, one would say that she put the right ff-ot out of bed each morning. She puts the same foot forward during the day. In brief. she is firm on her feet. and is march- ing onward to victory. Virginia Coolidge Griffith March 17 Commercial 25 Franklin Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3, 4. Virginia has the excellent qual- ity of keeping her annoyance to herself ,nd preserving a cheer- ful manner when clouds seem blue. She is nut irritable and has a generous spirit of good- fellowship. Delena Theresa Grillo November 19 Commercial 83 Congress Street There is one satisfaction Tessie will have in life. People won't overlook her, She will always have friends, and plenty of them, to whom she will be loyal and generous. And she will hold these friendships for a long time. Charlotte Janet Helfand October 23 College 8 Westbrook Street David Garrick Dramatic Club ll, -ig French Club -13 Senior VVeek Committee. Charly wants to be a doctor. WVe await with pleasure the day We can hail her as a successful M. D. XVe know that the inter- val Will not be too long, as our aspiring surgeon has good abil- ity and will add to the noble pro- fession by lier talents. Avis May Higgiston .Ianuary 7 College 39 Claflin Hill Book Committee. Bang! Bang! Slam! Bang! Yes, it's Avis with her high-heel shoes-angry because she wasn't satisfied in the previous class. Oh well, despite all that she added pep to the class even though we Weren't always peppy ourselves. She's a smart dress- er and a clever dancer, Alphonse Iadarola August 5 College 42 'Water Street Science Club 4: Ring Com- mittee: Dante Club 4: David Garrick Dramatic Club 4. Your first meeting with Al may leave you with the impres- sion that he is just another quiet chap. But our opinion is that further acquaintance will reveal a humorous personality, and a variety of comical and pleasing mannerisms, Frank james Iadarola October 8 College 96 High Street Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4. Frank is willing to bear his share of the burdens of life and dees not ask in return, as many do for a blare of trumpets to precede him. His fortitude helps him carry on where others would rest and too, we can't forget his music. Wie like it. Enrico joseph Iannitelli May 10 College 2-13 Central Street Orchestra 2, Sl, 4. Heres a fellow who's the top when it comes to a discus- sion on the relative merits of popular dance V orchestras and their music-al arrangements. But this is to be expected, as he is a fine musician himself, Butch is a very entertaining person, too, with his comical imitations of such radio personages as Joe Penner, etc.

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Gina Velma Mancini h18.!'Ch 22 College 34 Green Street David Garrick Dramatic Club 3: Science Club 4: Senior Week Committee. Gina is no poseur. She was always interested in what she was doing. She has a strong in- terest in poetry and art, and it is a sincere one. She will do well in an active business that has an artistic side. We take this opportunity to wish her suc- cess. Donald Adams Mann NOYQIDDQI' 29 College 36 Grant Street Freshman Debating Club: Class Treasurer 2: Tennis 4: Science Club 3. 4: David Garrick Dra- matic Club 4: Baseball 3: Sports Editor. Oak. Lily. and Ivy. Don's four years with us have left a favorable impression on the minds of his classmates. He is a dependable. honest, and up- right lad for whom we feel con- fident that the paths of life will offer favorable turns. Mario John Marchionda July 27 Commercial 10 Free Street Football 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Club. Not a day passed by without this big well-dressed student adding merriment to our five hours of school life. At drst. one would shudder to approach such a mighty man, but after hearing a few melodious notes from his pleasing voice, our fear turned to delightful companion- ship. Edith Teresa Marino December 21 Commercial 3 Plain Street Senior Week Committee. She makes dull subject inter- esting. Her head contains knowledge plus. She is a girl without the well-known gossip. Could it be anyone but Edith Marino? No, She interests us with her oratory at the right time. Ask her what the secret isg she'll never tell. Edith is a combination of knowledge, good sense, and sound judgment. Myrna Elaine Markakis November 1 Commercial 17 Hollis Street Freshman Debating Club: Oak Lily, and Ivy Committee. Minnie likes the theatre-if it isn't too highbrow. She also en- joys movies, tennis. and other sports. She is interested in travel and politics and as a re- sult will be quite happy always. Joseph john Mazzarelli June 8 Commercial 71 East Main Street Joe is the ideal school worker. He is very conscientious, and never failed to have his work done when it was due. Our Winchell tells us he is an ac- complished skater. How about it, Joe? Rosario john Mazzarelli July 27 Commercial 71 East Main Street Ross is a character from the Horatio Alger stories. He has managed to attend well to his school duties and also to operate a grocery store successfully so that he could contribute to the welfare ot' his family. We ad- mire you for it, Rose, and com- pliment you too. Would that there were more possessed of your good qualities! Helen Margaret McAvoy January 5 Commercial 335 Main Street Science Club 3. Don't you remember this very quiet, almost bashful. young lady with black hair, and a ready smile? Nothing ever shattered her serenity or annoyed her calm: she was an eiflcient, sym- pathetic, and optimistic member of '35. Margaret Grace McCarthy June 4 Commercial 27 West Walnut Street Class Secretary lg David Gar- rick Dramatic Club 43 Senior Week Committee. We'll remember Jiggs, not only for her beauty, but for her in- telligence and fun-loving quali- ties. We of 1935 boast of the- fact that we have such a mem- ber in our midst. It is no wond- er then that she just Mew-ily rolls along, winning more friends and admiration, Grace Mary Helen Morcone March 25 Commercial 15 Sumner Street Dante Club 4. If at any time one is in need of a good governess, we refer him to the above person. Gracie's pleasant manner with children is an indication of her good dis- position and we are pleased to learn that she has chosen to be a childs nurse. 6