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Jo JL ose (Sraue mencans — men and women — who have been graduated from our school and who have joined the armed forces of our nation to make possible our and other graduations, we respectfully dedicate this Six¬ tieth Edition of the Oak, Lily, and Ivy. Some of our classmates and graduates unfortunately will not return. Those whom Divine Providence safely guides back to our shores “when the lights go on again” will re-enter into an America in which that government for which they sacri¬ ficed will be a glorious reality. We honor in this dedication not only our own classmates, whose pictures appear on the opposite page, but also all graduates of Milford High School who are striving to restore to the world the peace we all desire, to preserve the America of free public schools and education, and who are giving their best, one and all, 4
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★ (j°d and (Country (Eurpm-al 3lamra iEiuuarfc ftKuUtu 1914- 1943 s4 Cjood (dhrijtian, dine Soldier, l eal (jentle etnan Colonel Mills G. Savae, Commanding Officer. As a proud mother mourns the passing and honors the memory of her departed sons and daughters, so too does Alma Mater herewith pay tribute to all her children who nobly fought and died that she might continue to teach the meaning of the four freedoms which they fought to preserve. Her first alumnus to pay the supreme sacrifice in World War II was Corporal James Edward Mullin, twenty-nine years old, popular member of the class of 1933. He was killed in a plane crash on July 17, 1943, following a routine flight near Bain- bridge, Georgia. Corporal Mullin enlisted in the Air Force on September 18, 1942 and was attached to the 322nd Air Force Squad¬ ron of the Southeast Command Basic Flying School at Bainbridge. “Jim”, as he was affectionately called by his classmates and teachers alike, had the distinction of being not only a good student but also a valuable player on the unbeatable M. H. S. football team and a prominent member of the Junior Science Club, of which he was an officer in his Senior year. His was definitely a life of friendship, service, and sacrifice. We join with His Excellency, Feverett W. Saltonstall, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, in the following words of consolation and sympathy to Jim’s mother: “We can all be justly proud of your brave son. He has gone to join those courageous heroes who have built Amer¬ ica. What greater love hath any man than he give up his life for his friend? Your son has made the supreme sacrifice, so that one day we might all enjoy that peace and freedom, which were so dear to him in life. What a great welcome the Divine Captain must have prepared for one, who on this Earth, had served so well!” 6
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