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

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About the desk of Miss Theresa Del Castello, our friendly and efficient secretary, are the following attractive ofhce helpers: Left to right-Theresa DeMariz1, Jennie Volpe, Anna Pironti, Lucille Caruso, Helen Homand, Lillian Banks, and Mary Carey. ADMINISTRATION HE ADMINISTRATION of the High School was under the capable hands of Acting Principal James Higgiston for the greater part of the year. Lt. Col. David I. Davoren returned on April 17 to take up his duties as principal. f nother very important change is in the offing as we go to press. Miss Theresa Del Castello includes in her future plans a wed- ding to Mr. Michael P. Visconti, one of our Selectmen, and formerly a member of the school committee. To Mr. Davoren we offer our Welcome back and best Wishes for success with future classes. To Mr. Higgiston We oier our thanks for guidance during the greater part of our high school career. To Miss Del Castello we offer sincere thanks for her co-operation and her patience and our fondest Wishes for a long and happy married life. Oak, Lily and lug Page Thirteen

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3 Lvf! lo rightr Fred T. Cahill. Jrg Marco Balzerini: Mrs. Mary E, Murrayg Joseph V. Carey, chairman: Frank C. Berry: Walter Corbett: Lawrence Catusi. Our Directors-the School Committee and Superintendent RESENITTNG th? members of Qur SFIPOI many problems which confront them per- COYYIYUIHGG-Th1S EYOUU Qf Dubllc Splflffed taining io the school system. Their sound CitiZSI'1S, kf1OVVI'1 f0I' thell' U1'1dGI'StHI'ld1I'1g judgrnent has begn our Successful 9-Hd intefeft, YISVS always 'beefi TH0Sf CO- through three somewhat harassed war years. Operative in S CI'i5CiUg thelf Ume for OUT We deenlv aporeciete their efforts on behalf scholestic benefits. They continue to meet of the Mjlfm-d High Schogll regularly end do their utmost to solve the Puffs- Twwlui' jKIj1fO,-L1 1.11917 5-5,7001

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Front row: Miss Pyne, Miss Cenedella, Miss Callahan, Miss Calarese, Miss Kynoch, Mr. Higgiston, Mr. Davsren, Principal, Miss Oliva, Miss De Salvia. Miss Rose, Miss Claire Lynch, Miss Mary Burns. Second Row: Miss Callanan, Miss O'Connell, Miss Parese, Dr. Ryan, Miss Crane. Miss Whipple, Miss Ford. Miss Eva Burns, Miss Agnes Lynch, Miss Swift, Miss Curtin, Miss Pianca. Third Row: Mr. Brucato, Mr. O'Donnell, Mr. Moran, Mr. Sweeney, Mr. Lancisi, Mr. Tosches, Mr. Consoletti, Mr. Metcalf, Our Competent Instructors Prepare Us For Life Ahead FVWO OUR friendly and loyal faculty, whose 1 duties both in and out of the classroom have been greatly increased, and whose patience has been many times sorely over- taxed, we give our sincere and heartfelt thanks in full measure. We are very proud of them end hope to make them proud of us as we assume our positions in life. We Want to express our gratitude to these mem- bers of the faculty who have so patiently toiled with us each day. Our gratefulness must also be expressed to them for carrying cn the school program in a manner beneficial to all. Everyone of us is cognizant of the fact that this was no easy task, particularly Page Fourteen during the years in which We were at warg however they have done a thorough job in a most conscientious manner. We truly appreciate the patience and time that they have given us, both in and out of the class- room, to develop our skill and abilities. In retrospect, We seniors see that emphasis has been placed primarily on formation, then cn information. For giving us, by precept and example, the strength to cling to what is right, we, the class of 1946, are happy to dedicate these pages to the faculty of the Milford High School. Iililford High Sfhgol