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

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VALOR—“Dare to do your duty always; this the height of true valor.” PURITY—“I pray thee. O, God. that I may he beautiful within.” JUSTICE—“Cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all nations.” 9

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Administration Seniors 8

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Above we see our hard-working school committee in one of their frequent conferences. They are from left to right: Mr. Fred V. Cahill, Jr., Joseph DiBattista, Michael P. Visconti, Joseph V. Carey, Frank C. Berry, Thomas F. Davoren, and Myron Morey. o ur Directors, the School Committee and Superintendent Education does not consist in mastering languages, but is found in that moral train¬ ing which extends beyond the school-room to the playground and the street, and which teaches that a meaner thing can be done than to fail in recitation.— Chadbourne. The task of arranging and carrying on the school program during war times is a most difficult one. In such times when curtailment seems imminent it is the duty of these men to provide for more education rather than less. We feel indeed fortunate that conscientious men of such integrity have been at the helm to make such provi¬ sions available for us. Mr. Morey, Mr. DiBattista, and Mr. Cahill were selected to fill vacancies on the Committee when Mr. Elmer Nelson, Atty. William DiVitto, and Atty. Daniel Carney were called to active duty in the armed forces. Our superintendent, Mr. Frank C. Berry, was our high school principal when we entered Milford High School four years ago. For our first two years we enjoyed very much the careful and thoughtfu l guidance rendered by him in our behalf. While our contacts have since been more indirect, may we now express our grati¬ tude and best wishes for his continued success. 10