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

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i$tr. iRajiljarl A. Harinn “Mts lifr urns grtttlr, and the elements So mix’d in him, that Nature might stand up And say to all the world, ‘This was a man!’ ” dlitluts (Craaar, Art 13, § r. 5 For thirty years Mr. Raphael A. Marino has served the town of Milford as its attendance officer. Understanding and diplo¬ matic in every situation, he has always commanded the sincere respect of all whom he encountered. On this, the occasion of his retirement, we wish him many years of continual happiness. 10

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QDn iljr ttpxt fmtr pagpfi of this book we present the calendar for the year 1938-1939. This data is a record of the many events which have so added to the enjoyment of our last year here at Milford High School. Let us pause a moment in reminiscence of those activities and in recognition of the people who have made them possible. “Friday night socials” will always bring to mind a happy, carefree gathering of students with Mr. Berry, like a genial host in our midst, encouraging all to participate in the fun. Club activities gave much pleasure but also entailed work on the part of faculty supervisors and student committees. We re¬ member their efforts to interest us in profitable and entertaining meetings with esteem and gratitude. We want all those whose interest and efforts made this pro¬ gram what it was—a summary of happy days—to know that we will always remember them as our friends of Milford High. iEhttnr-iu-Olhtrf. cz ftfizn± donicizLi, Aiisnriatr thitm . 11 e—aa