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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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Myne x ' F, 4. .v 5,535 -- . 5 .3 3, .- xi- MA. 3. .,,. fx.: E. , EY-4-I: if :Q - 5 1,2 . .. ,JH gg? ,u ,Qu 4 1 f mx ff Hn, l.NOW PLAVIN G 1 V x, ,f 5fp'iiW x J.- x ,V .xi 9 -1 ' A , , Qfi T 55593 f fll W5 algff ff f J V, NN 4 rescnfs fr-vw THE Muslcm. conetw. 'I I' SX DDUL vuunio :gen ,IT-, --- We, the 5i'ders, have chosen as our theme for this, the sixty-seventh annual edition of the Oak, Lily, and lvy, the idea of a musical comedy. To explain, our choice of this theme, let us Wander through the halls of Milford High School. We can hear the soft echo of happy 'voices laughing and talking as together We Work and play in harmony. For these fleeting moments, at least, We let the rest of the World go hy as We enjoy our classes, our extra-curricular activities, and the opportunities to make friends. Happiness is the keynote here at Milford High School, and it is for this reason that We have chosen these strains of music to represent us - for there is a melody in our Words, rhythm in our movements, music in our hearts. ll lg x E E U f R S Um Afeadfb' iz 5 7 4 The members of the Class of l95l are Very proud of our School Committee for we feel that no finer group could be chosen to look after our interests. Every member of the committee is an outstanding citizen of the community of Milford. The members are: Atty. William Ballantonio, Chairman, Dr. Nicholas l. Capece, Vice-Chairman, Attorney Alfred B. Cenedella, Attorney Anna OBrien, lohn Pyne, and Dr. Nicholas Mastroianni. This group of public spirited citizens, known for their understanding and interest, sacrificed much of their time on our behalf. The chairman appointed sub-committees to solve the problems pertaining to the Milford School system. The group met on the first Thursday of every month to perform their duties. ln future years when we recall the many clubs and committees of Milford High School, We should not forget the most important committee of all, the Milford School Committee. Um Qaacvzife .miaecfaai Mr. David l. Davoren is our jovial, good-natured superintendent. His charm and humor have made him a friend to all the students, and his efficient per- formance of his duties made him one of our busiest directors His school spirit is shown by his attendance at all Milford High School athletic events. Miss Margaret Dillon is Mr. Davo- ren's well-liked secretary. She can al- ways be found in his office diligently performing all of her many important tasks. Our principal, Mr. loseph Tosches, took on his duties as head of Milford High School in our freshman Year. He is very special in our memories be- cause We were his first class. He has guided us through our high school careers with patience and understand- ing, and his efforts in our behalf Will be remembered by all of us. Miss Pierena Ramelli is Mr. Tosches' attractive, well-dressed secretary. Pop- py , as she is known to the students, fulfills her duties efficiently and well and is as popular with us as with the faculty. .' a54t.r,iiiv,4 I , 'MQ 22'-2+M--:A+-2--sw-2-4'M'-2--w-as-ss-2+-:ws-:M:'4w:f-wr'ef-:Q+124-zwz'-wzwzwzs-2'-:A-z'-:+e+':w:A.2--2.4-':Mzw:+-:Mal-za-as-awbzwz' - -as sfo 4, 2 0 4. sv 4. vs- In recogmtion of h1s excellent services for the 3. v Q7 MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL and for the Class of :if 1951, we proudly dedicate the 67th fi. fs- -5. E annual edition of the Oak, Lily, and -2- if jj Ivy to MR. BEN C. LANCISI, jj if vi- ffj whose enthusiastic support 'X' 4' fif and inspiring efforts wi have truly given if 9 4 4 Q jgj us sometlung .io ,fe 2 to sing ffl 4 4 '20 'if N? a ou 5: -1- b t. -' '20 -is 4 4 'f' 'E' gf 313 44 5 Qi. Q 6 6+?+6??+????4?Q?64964454?6W94?+?++Q?W???++96?+96++?6++?+++ Ben C. Lcrncisi Wfeelf Um 7eac!zea4 i l 1 Mr. Gabriel DiBc:ttistcr Miss Mary Bums Miss Iosephine Ccdarese Miss Claire Lynch Hflhlflfl I GSOQTCIIJTY Bookkeepiflfl Social Studies Social Studies French General Business Science ' W t i t Miss Eva Burns Mr. Philip O'Donne11 Miss Rose Farese Miss Agnes Lynch Typewritinq Latin Stenoqraphy Typewritinq General Business U. S. History Office Practice Giiice Practice Stenoqraphy Economics Transcription Stenoqrapny Commercial Law Transcription fliss Margaret Pianca Mr. I. Gerard Sweeney Miss Dorothy Callahan Miss Hannah Callanan French English Algebra U. S. History German Problems of Democracy History World History Miss Catherine Curtin Mr. Charles Espanet Miss Margaret Pyne Mr. I. Francis Cahill Counseling Social Studies Law English Typewriting Economics Mathematics Mathematics General Business Problems of Democracy Typewriting -,,. V W V Miss Marie Cenedellcx Mr. Fred Metcalf Miss Philomena Colcxvita Miss Sadie Ofcoimeii English Biology English Enqiish Physics Speech ipr'-2. up Mr. Charles Brucato Dr. Marion Ryan Mr. Harold Moran Miss Gloria Vasiie Director of Athletics English Director of Guidance Girls' ph-Ysicgi Educciiion Lotin t Mr. Ben C. Lancisi Miss Dorcas Whipple Musical Director Art Art Appreciation Mr. Alex DiGiannantonio Supervisor of Music Mr. Beniczmin Consoletti Mgilgilggd McGarig1e Science Chemistry Geometry Geometry Practical Mathematics Mr. I ohn Calagione Science Geometry fnlffmcfucwg '7!wee New fbneciau Mr. Edward McGarigle, a native of New Bedford, Massachusetts, attended Upsala Col- lege in East Orange, New lersey. After com- pleting one year of college, he was drafted into the Army, and upon his discharge he re-entered Upsala, where he majored in physics and minored in chemistry and mathematics. Mr. McGarigle now teaches chemistry, algebra, practical mathematics, and geometry here at Milford High School and this year was adviser to the very successful lunior Prom Committee. Miss Gloria Vasile is a graduate of Milford High School. She attended Sargent College in Boston University, where she majored in physical education and minored in health and recreation. At Sarget Miss Vasile was a mem- ber of the Newman Club, the Y. W. C. A., the Modern Dance Club, the Recreation Club, and the Riding Club. Last year Miss Vasile was director of the Girls' Recreation Center in Taun- ton, and during the past year she was in charge of the physical education program for girls at Milford High School. She was also coach for the girls' basketball team. Mr. lohn Calagione, a new teacher-coach, is a native of Milford. During World War ll he served in the Army, and following his dis- charge he enrolled at Tufts College. There he majored in education and business adminis- tration and served as vice-president of the stu- dent council, class president for two years, captain of the football team, and president of the senior honorary society, the last being the highest honor given to an undergraduate. Here at Milford High School Mr. Calagione teaches geometry and science and is an assist- ant football coach. NIUL VHLERIU do deaf f, gf? ,, ,W y HENRY ROBERT ACQUAFRESCA ' 19 Middleton street Ambition: Automobile Mechanic Hobby: Fishing, Hunting, Skating Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2. ' Carefree . . . polite . . . always willing to lend a helping hand . . . . Hank was one of our outstanding players on the gridiron. After passing Mr. Cahill's Problems class, he should be a master mechanic and an excellent driver. . GLORIA IEAN ALBERTO 29 Summer Street Ambition: Receptionist Hobby: Dancing Dante Club 25 'Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Senior Music 4, Budget Club 45 Minstrel Show 3g M.H.S. Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Congenial ..,. a loyal friend .... easy-going .... possesses a friendly smile which has won -her a host of friends .... loves popular music and dancing .... courteous .... enjoys a good time .... and creates cheer wherever she goes. BARBARA LOUISE ANDREANO 49 Green Street Ambition: Nurse Hobby: Skating and Swimming Science Club 3, 4, German Club 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 4. Changeable .... very talkative .... Babis sparkling personality and friendly way are two of her most wonderful qualities .... sheis always ready to help everyone .... her good nature and pleasant smile have won her many friends during her four years at M.H.S. ' NORMA RITA BAGNOLI 61 South Bow Street Ambition: To Travel Hobby: Sketching Social Committee 2, Freshman Dance Committee 25 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Budget Club, Treasurer, Oak, Lily, and Ivy Committee, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Handbook Committee, Assistant Editor 2, Makeup Editor 3, Senior Music, Honor Group. Mischievoas .... designer of the MO. L. 1.77 cover . . .. . artistic . . . . watch her dark eyes sparkle when she has something up her sleeve .... always smiling .... a good student .... her future plans will surely be successful! w k?N777gM-kwwff' ' MARIE IEANNETTE BARLOW 53 Fruit Street Ext. Ambition: Dietitian Hobby: Outdoor Sports Junior Science Club 3, 4, French Club 4: Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 111, Oak, Lily and lvy Committee, lntramural Basket- ball 1, Clee Club 1, 2, Senior Music. Reserved .... likeable .... a good student .... conscientious . . . . a loyal friend . . . . noted for her courtesy . . . . enjoys music and sports .... a talented writer, as shown by her participation in the Swift Oratorical Contest. AMY EVELYN BENOIT 55 South Main Street Ambition: Typist Hobby: Dancing Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4: Minstrel Show 3, 4, Oak, Lily and Ivy Committee, Senior Music: Basketball 1. Reserved .... capable .... proved herself an outstanding entertainer in our annual Minstrel Show .... her sweet nature and likeable per- sonality have endeared her to the hearts of both her classmates and teachers .... never seen without Bob ,... we know success will be hers in the future. MARY ANTOINETTE BERARDI 40 Oliver Street Ambition: Airline Hostess Hobby: Playing drums, Dancing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club, Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Com- mercial Club 3. Congenial .... always smiling .... Mary is an enthusiastic drum- mer in the School Band .... her able performance in the Min- strel Show as a comedienne and singer will remain with us for many years .... has a knack for money-making as proved by her success as a promoter of all our activities. DORIS MARY BIAGETTI 43 Cedar Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dante Club 2, Clee Club 2, 33 Budget Club, Senior Music. Tranquil .... one never knows what she is thinking .... the quiet member of a lively gang .... a neat dresser .... always makes good use of her time .... even-tempered . . . . a pleasant com- panion and sincere friend .... an industrious student .... Doris will surely make an excellent secretary. CHARLES RICHARD BOOTH 17 Grant Street Ambition: Undertaker Hobby: Driving Commercial Club 1, 25 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club, Senior Music. Unconcerned .... Never betrays any emotion .... will very prob- ably achieve his earthly ambitions .... a wonderful friend, who is always ready for a laugh .... too bad Charlie preferred the underclassmen .... we all know that whatever vocation Charlie chooses, will prove to be successful for him. MARGARET BOZAIAN 99 Prospect Heights Ambition: Clothes Designer Hobby: Sewing and Collecting odd stones M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Band 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Minstrel Show 2, 3. Artistic .... RMarnie will certainly be a success as a fashion designer . . . . sophisticated with her tall, slim figure and outstanding features, she could easily be a fashion model also .... expressive eyes .... lovely complexion .... one of our most talented baton twirlers. BARBARA KAYE BROWN 335 Main Street Ambition: To succeed in life Hobby: People Basketball 1, Glee Club 1g Commercial Club 2, 3, 41, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3, Budget Club, Junior Dance Com- mittee, O. L. 1. Committee, Student Council 3. Dignijied .... a tall girl with an excellent carriage .... good natured .... thoughtful .... possesses a charming personality which has certainly helped her win friends and influence peoplew. . . . . Brownie is the life of the party with her sense of humor and sharp wit. HELEN MARIE BUSHNELL 201 West Street Ambition: Office worker Hobby: Roller-skating Commercial Club 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3, Glee Club 1, 2, M.H.S. S.A. 1, 2, 3, 41, Senior Music, Budget Club. Reserved .... prefers roller-skating to our school activities .... courteous .... always ready to lend a helping hand .... quiet . . . . unconcerned about boys at M.H.S. . . . . capable . . . . well qualified for her vocational choice .... one of the Ideal Theateris main attractions. GERALDINE CALZONE Mt. Pleasant Street Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Dancing M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2g Dante Club 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Budget Club 4. Eyffervescent .... bubbling over with chatter .... always ready with a lending hand .... welre never at a loss for words when Jerryis around .... her light, buoyant manner has enlightened many a class .... We will always remember her as a dear friend and classmate. PHILOMENA PATRICIA CARDONE 13 Pond Street Ambition: Success in life Hobby: Cooking lVl.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, Ring Committee 2, Budget Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3: Dante Club 3, Minstrel Show 3: Senior Music. Sociable .... Phillie's quick wit never leaves her stranded without an answer .... jovial .... forever smiling .... a friend to all . . . . popular . . . . her cheerful personality, which has already won for her a host of friends, will be her key to success. ROCCO CASHORALI 56 High Street Ambition: Electrician Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Budget Club 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 41. Reserved .... tall and mannerly .... possesses quite a liking for sports, a hard man to find when the hunting season opens .... goo-d looking .... well-liked by both boys and girls. IOSEPH M. CELOZZI 26 Beach Street Extension Ambition: Carpenter Hobby: Sports M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 41. Easy going .... athletic .... a star in basketball and baseball . . . . noted for his good taste in clothes . . . . well liked . . . . Girls are always chasing Joe, but heis completely indifferent ,... reserved but always ready for good times. ALICE G. CHAPLIN 18 North Bow Street Ambition: To travel Hobby: Going out Commercial Club 3: lVI.I-I.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Serene .... a red-head without the temper to match her hair .... courteous .... dignified .... hides a sense of humor behind a reserved manner .... helpful .... one of the most willing and able workers in the nurseas office. IOSEPH ALBERT CIARAMICOLI 61 Medway Street Ambition: Plumber Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Dante Club 3: Commercial 3: Budget 4, Clee Club 1: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Intramural 3, lVI.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Fun-loving .... nothing ever seems to bother Joe .... very talented as an accordian player .... definitely not the bashful type .... an expert at 'hunting .... Joe seldom is seen without a smile .... always adds life to every class. SALVATORE PETER CIMINO 53 Beach Street Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Collecting pictures of Red Sox players 1VI.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Sh-ow 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Dante Club: Commercial Club, Sports Editor, Red Cross Committee: Bulletin Board Committee: Home Room Representative, Christmas Play, Budget Club. Witty .... has a wonderful sense of humor .... well-dressed .... One of M.H.S.'s glamorous Andrew Sisters .... his curly blond hair is the envy of many a senior girl .... you can always tell when Salvyis around .... where there's noise and laughter there,s Bullw. MARILYN BARBARA COGEN 8 Westbrook Street I Ambition: Interpreter Hobby: Dancing, Keeping Scrapbooks Handbook Committee 1, 2, Program Committee of Student Council 2, Minstrel Show 3, 4, German Club, President: French Club, Science Club 3, 4, ,Iunior Dance Committee: Intramural Bas- ketball, O. L. I. Committee: lVI.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Budget Club. Vivacious .... combines brain with personality and good looks . . . . well-dressed . . . . conscientious . . . . and always an excellent student .... keeps her friends guessing with her sudden changes from 'quiet student to lively comedienne .... always fun to be with .... the life of every party with her ballet dancing and blues singing. IEAN FRANCES CONWAY 149 Congress Street Ambition: Child'ts Nurse Hobby: Music, Reading German Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bulletin Board Committee 4, Oak, Lily Sz Ivy Committee 4, Budget Club. Quiet .... Has an easy but genuine manner .... Never heard to complain or criticize . . . . Redects a ray of sincerity .... lean is sure to get the best results from all her endeavors. YOLANDA COSTANTINO 33 Pond Street Ambition: Success in Life Hobby: Dancing Glee Club,- Dante Club, Budget Club, Senior Music, Oak, Lily 81 lvy Committee, Student Association 1, 2, 3, 41. Mirlnhful ....i sociable .... Yolanda's charming personality and sparkling smile have made her well liked by teachers and pupils alike .... her willingness to help and her friendly ways have won her many friends at M. H. S. GERARD RAYMOND CUGINI 3 Columbus Avenue Ambition: Architect or Chemical Engineer Hobby: 'Collecting classical records Student Council 1, 2, 3, Class President 2, 3, Ring Committee, Prom Committee 3, Handbook Committee 1, Junior Science Club 3, 4, French Club, Treasurer 4, Social Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Committee 2, Chairm-an Junior-Senior Recep- tion Committee 3, Chairman Freshman Dance. Versatile .... an excellient student .... neat dresser .... studious .... may be found wherever females gather .... gets sentimental over '6Smoke Gets In Your Eyes .... Forever design- ing modern homes .... we -are all looking forward to living in one of his fabulous houses. LEONARD IOSEPH DE LUCA 52 North Bow Street Ambition: Undecided Hobby: Fishing Senior Music, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 41. Shy .... very .quiet and composed .... his bashfulness does not interfere with his studies in any way .... although he keeps to -himself most of the time he is well liked by all of us .... Good Luck, Lenny, fy , 2 fre ANGELO RALPH DE MARIA 40 East Street Ambition: Learn a Trade Hobby: Hunting M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Witty .,.. gives the impression he -doesnit have a care in the world .... thereas mischief lurking behind that innocent look .... likes to hunt .... gets along well with everyone .... likeable Ange. KAROP DIRAZONIAN 475 Purchase Street Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Driving M.H.S.S.A. I, 2, 3 ,11-g Senior Music. Ful . . . . his comical outlook on life has always changed a dull class to one of interest and pleasure .... you brighten up our school days Kato and we'll never forget you. l of fun .... carefree .... always ready to lend a helping hand BARBARA ANNE DI VITTORIO 65 East Main Street Ambition: Dental Hygienist Hobby: Dancing, Piano Student Council 1, 2, Band 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel Show 2, 3, 45 Junior Dance Committeeg Freshman Dance Com- mittee: Junior-Senior Reception. Blilvhe .... petite .... loves to dance . . never ' . . misses any social activities .... one of the top students .... an asset to the B . and .... a wonderful cook .... dainty and sweet .... her sparkling personality and optimistic outlook on life are only two of her many outstanding qualities. GERALDINE M. DI VITTORIO 4 Mt. Pleasant Street Ambition: Success in Life Hobby: Baseball: listening to disc jockeys Glee Club 1, 25 Dante Club 2g Freshman Dance Committee: Min- strel Show 3g Social Committeeg M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior- Senior Reception Committee: Budget Clubg Senior Music: Oak, Lily and Ivy Committee: Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 41. C0-operative .... our little sunshine girl .... a small bundle full of spirit .... a conscientious committee worker .... has a Winsome personality ..., amiable .... everyone is Cerryas friend .... The saying, 6'Good things come in small packagesw really holds true with Gerry .... An ace ad getter. RICHARD EMERSON ELLIOTT 21 Cherry Street Ambition: To be a carpenter Hobby: Hunting Dance Committee: Baseball 2, 3, 4-. Good natured ....N quiet .... always smiling .... enjoys par- ticipating in all kin-ds of sports .... good looking and popular . . . . fun-loving . . . . has a way with the girls . . . . pleasing personality .... friendly and modest. WILLIAM KENNETH ELLIOTT 55 South Main Street Ambition: Tree Surgeon Hobby: Making models Dance Committee 39 Baseball 3. Easy-going .... always carefree .... never worries about home- work .... good looking .... a regular guy. Bill is seldom seen at dances but goes all out for sports. One of the members of the well known South End Gang. HILDA IAYNE ERICKSON 11 Chestnut Street Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Swimming, dancing Commercial Club, 3, 4: Milford High School Association, 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 4: Clee Club lg Senior Music 413 Board of Directors of Commercial Club 3, 4. Likeable .... her contagious laugh brightens .up the atmosphere for everyone around her .... shels sincere and frank .... one of the quieter Senior girls .... her carefree manner insures her success in whatever she may undertake! LOIS ANN ERICKSON 1 Wales Street Ambition: Missionary Hobby: Reading Milford High School Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross Coun- cil 3, 4: Librarian 2. Reserved .... likeable .... possesses a very refined manner .... lady-like at all times .... wastes hardly any time .... always on the go .... completes work on time and is never slack at any- thing .... she is well qualified to attain her ambition. DOROTHY LORRAIN ESPANET 41 West Street Ambition: Commercial Illustrator Hobby: John, Red Sox, Drawing Dante Club 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2, 35 Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Animated .... Keeps us laughing with her comical remarks and experiences .... gay .... always on the go .... a cute bundle -of energy ....i artistic .... small .... but good things always come in small packages .... loves sports and dancing .... peppy baton twirler .... popular with both boys and girls. VIRGIL ANGELO FARESE 2 Farese Road Ambition: To go to Heaven Hobby: Driving Trucks Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Handbook Committee 2, 3, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Cay .... Especially when driving a car .... always ready for a good time .... star of our Minstrel Show .... adds life to any classroom .... a sharp dresser .... very grnerous .... seldom do you see Duke,, without his friend 4'Oostien. ETHEL MARIE FEDERICI 24 Franklin Street Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Roller-skating and swimming Commercial Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 4g Basket- ball 1g Clee Club 1, 2, 4, Senior Music, Oflice Girl. Spirited .... Never lets homework bother her .... always ready with a witty answer .... loves to chatter and when silenced takes to the note procedure .... a fast and skillful gum chewer .... never seems to get caught .... prefers the out-of-town boys to those from M.H.S. ANN MARIE FERRETTI 156 Medway Road Ambition: Clerical Worker Hobby: Skating and Bowling M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 4, Dante Club 1, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Music. Cordial .... Sincere and dependable .... Ann Marie7s good nature and friendly ways are only two of her many assets .... she makes new friends very quickly and gets along very easily with every one she knows. HELEN FINK 26 Spruce Street Ambition: To Travel Hobby: Dancing, Sports Intramural Basketball 1, 4: Science Club: French Club: lr. Bed Cross 3, 4, Second Vice President 4, Minstrel Show 3, 4, 0. L. I. Committee. Carefree .... never lets her school work interfere with her fun . . . . nevertheless Helen is one of our top students . . . . likes to dance .... an ardent sports fan .... you can always count on Helen's co-operation .... wears clothes well .... a whiz at Math .... ask the boys in Trig. class, theywll tell you! l RICHARD IOSEPH FOGLIO 3 South Terrace Ambition: Draftsman Hobby: Model airplane making Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Bed Cross Council, President 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Budget Club 4: Orchestra 4. Smooth .... good looking .... a sharp dresser .... a great guy to have as a friend .... plays very well on the trumpet .,.. one of Ben's Boys .... manages to keep his social success as well as his scholastic attainments in a high bracket. KAY ANN FORBES 298 Main Street Ambition: Printer Hobby: Sports French Club: Budget Club: Chairman of Handbook Committtee 2: Paper Reporter 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3: Basketball 1, Captain 4: Softball 4, O. L. 1. Committee, Senior Music: Glee Club 1: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic .... shines on the basketball court and is just as good on a softball diamond .... Kay is seldom seen walking, her re- liable '41 Pymouth takes her where she wants to go .... Kay's friendliness and versa-tility have won her many friends and admirers. VIRGINIA ELVIRA GALLERANE 10 Ferguson Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, Bowling Dante Club 2, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Clee Club 1: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Budget Club 4, Senior Music. Cheerful .... pleasant .... Virginia always has a friendly smile for everyone she meets .... one of our very efficient office girls . . . . well liked by everyone with whom she comes in contact . very courteous and polite, thatas Virginia. Z Q . f -f f-iff Milf' A Z5-45' 6gCf',Q WV: 'I , f' ffl, f to IEAN MARIE GANDOLFI 57 Hayward Street Ambition: To travel Hobby: Dancing, Sports Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Dance Committee. Sparkling .... cheerful .... never lets troubles bother her .... a whiz on the basketball court, and also on the dance floor .... one of our eye-catching baton twirlers with her flaming red hair and freckled face .... a friend worth having. ANN DORA GIARDINI 45 School Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, Eating Dante Club: Minstrel Show 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Reception, Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Girl 3: Budget Club, Senior Music. Dignijied .... Ann'.s charming personality speaks for itself .... she has danced her way into many hearts .... when the fellows think of Ann, they simultaneously think of that song 6'You're So Easy On the Eyesw .... always poised .... Anna holds the key to success .,.. tact. ROBERT HAROLD GILMORE 96 Purchase Street Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Sports, Movies Science Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3, 45 Junior Prom Committee, Base- ball 2, 3, 4. Helpful .... good-natured .... a proven friend to all .... one of the real gentlemen of the class .... Captain of our baseball team and also a star in basketball .... Bob really enjoyed the Science Club dances! ! l CARLTON BERNARD GLATKY 110 Adin Street Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Photography, Saxophone Science Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Dignified .... courteous .... always Willing to lend a helping hand .... soft-spoken .... even-tempered .... musically inclined . . . . a talented .saxophone player . . . . very skillful as a photog- rapher .... shows ability as a businessman .... hides a sense of humor behind a quiet and reserved manner. PETER IAMES GREENE 5 Nelson Heights Ambition: Success Hobby: Hunting M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council-Member at large, Senior Year: Junior-Senior Reception Committee. Companionable .... a good friend .... sincere .... there were some days when Pete was absent from school .... you guessed it, hunting season .... a whiz in intramural basketball .... likes all sports .... here's hoping you get that pheasant. LOIS ANN GRILLO 58 Forest Street Ambition: Success in Life Hobby: Bowling M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 3: Commercial Club 4: Budget Club: Dante Club 2: Senior Music: Glee Club. Loquacious .... thereis never a dull moment when sheis around . . . . her charm and wit have made her one of our popular senior girls .... possesses a beautiful smile and has a good word for everyone .... Lois is destined to bring joy to others wherever she goes! HAROLD DANTE GUERRA 106 East Main Street Ambition: To Get Ahea-d Hobby: Playing Pitch Freshman Dance Committee: Camera Club: Senior Music: M.H.S. S.A. Tranquil .... Moose,' doesnit display a care in the world .... easy-going .... takes life as it comes . . . never complains about anything .... friendly and co-operative . . has many friends because of his pleasant manner. MARILYN IEAN HERLIHY 16 Fairview Road Ambition: Designer Hobby: Collecting Records Senior Music: Dante Club 2: Budget Club: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Attractive .... ladylike at all times .... her grooming and im- peccable manners are assets much admired by her classmates .... two of her most desirable qualities are her gracefulness and artis- tic ability .... limitless wardrobe .... amiable Marilyn! EDWARD ANTHONY HOLLAND 35 Parkhurst Street Ambition: To become a pharmacist Hobby: Sketching Freshman Dance Committee lM.C.l, Clee Club 1, 2, Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Science Club, Junior-Senior Reception, Handbook Committee 1, 2, Minstrel Show. Distinguished .... Eddy walks around with the greatest air of dignity .... but one must be in his company to secure the true view of his personality .... We donat think heill ever forget the Junior-Senior Reception, and we know Weill always remember him. CHARLES KENNETH HUTCHINSON 78 South Main Street Ambition: Military Career Hobby: Skiing and Hunting Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President, Student Council 4, Co-Chair- man of Drive Committee 1, 2, Junior Ring Committee, O. L. 1. Committee. C0-operative .... Ken is one of our most likeable Senior boys . . . . his smile warms many a heart . . . . able conductor of the assemblies of the student association ...., sociable and courteous . . . . Ken is always available when help is needed . . . . with his friendly manner how can he help but succeed? FRANCIS ANTHONY IADAROLA 115 West Street Ambition: Carpenter Hobby: Skiing Football 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Dante Club 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Music. Dashing ..... s mooth .... sharp dresser .... tall and good looking his friendly ways have won him many friends .... quiet in school .... an enthusiastic sports fan .... loves to ski .... always finds time to attend social events .... Sonny's ability as- sures his success as a carpenter. RICHARD GEORGE INNIS 7 South High Street Ambition: Teacher Hobby: Sports Student Council 1, 4, Junior Science Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Junior- Senior Reception Committee, President, Science Club 4, Budget Club, Baseball 3, 4, Football 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee, O. L. 1. Committee, Editor-in-Chief, Minstrel Show, Honor Group. Ejficient .... Our capable O. L. I. editor whose voice will echo through the halls of Milford High for years to come .... one of our most studious and conscientious boys at heart .... the life of all the Science Club parties .... '40osti77 is also a star player on the gridiron. l 3 MIRIAM PATRICIA KAVANAGH 21 Pleasant Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Tennis, Swimming Commercial Club 1, 23 Clee Club 1, 23 Freshman Dance Commit- tee3 O. L. l. Committtee3 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Music. Genuine .... a friend worth having .... always so dependable . . . . to know her is to like her . . . . trustworthy . . . . always ready to lend a helping hand .... her pleasant disposition has won her many friends at M. H. S. IOHN IOSEPH KELLEY 27 West Walnut Street Ambition: Accounting 3 Hobby: Sports Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic .... quiet, except on the basketball court and baseball diam-ond, where '4Smiler', is an outstanding player .... never lets studies interfere with his fun .... a wiz at Math, although he never exerts himself .... bashful, but the girls will cure him. ROSE ALICE KRIKORIAN 118 West Street Ambition: Policewoman or Phys. Ed. Teacher Hobby: Sports Clee Club 1, 23 Physical Education 13 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Music. Winsome .... always has a smile for everyone .... a good sport and a desirable friend .... to know her is to like her .... with her determination and personality she will be a success in life. AGOSTINO IOHN LANCIA 34 Prospect Heights Ambition: To be a success in life Hobby: Hunting and Fishing Student Associationg Senior Music3 Budget Club. Optimistic .... at first glance he looks rather shy but look again! . . . . Heis definitely not the warring type . . . . Gus is one of the Prospect Heights boys. Heis seldom seen at M. H. S. dances .... maybe he has -some outside interest to take up his time. 5,71 . x g-.I ' ' ' V, W .., 4 X 3,3 , fz- .fn , , 521 ' Q ig, 4 I, gh Cf' f ,J g ,tif 5, ,I 2. .I Lil , 4-7 , ' 01 - ,W A t t, lANE MARIE LEGER 9 Purchase Street Ambition: Teacher of piano Hobby: Collecting classical records M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club, Junior-Senior Reception Com- mittee. Pleasant .... If you need a helping hand just call on Jane .... Mr. Difliannantoniois right hand girl at the piano .... she is gay, full of fun, and always has a friendly word for everyone .... keep it up Jane and you will go a long, long way. IOANNA SUE LENARES 48 Congress Street Ambition: Merchandiser Hobby: Eating, sports Dante Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, School and Grounds Committee 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club. Attractive .... Always ready with a joke .... popular .... self- confident . . . ,lonais seldom seen without a smile . . . never lets her school work in-terefere with her social life .... a sincere friend . . . . liked by everyone . . . . with her large appetite we always wonder how she keeps her nice figure. MARVIN LEVINE 50 Emmons Street Ambition: Business Hobby: Music Budget Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4. Quiet .... Marvis flaming red hair may be seen as he walks through the halls every day .... Marv left us to move to Lynn .... we in fthe Band all agree that his loss to us will be a great gain to Lynn's band. MARSHA SHEILA LEVY 52 Congress Street Q Ambition: Social Worker Hobby: Dancing Science Club 3, 4, Secretary, French Club, Vice-President, German Club, Secretary, 0. L. 1. Committee, Ring Committee, Junior- Senior Reception, Commercial Club Reporter, Basketball 1, 4, Minstrel Show 3, 4, Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Petite .... Always smiling .... Marshaas sweet ways and friendly disposition have won her many friends .... loves to dance .... ready to join in the fun .... popular with the boys and girls .... always blushing .... that red tint goes well with her blonde hair . . . . although undecided about her future, Marsha will succeed in whatever she undertakes. H1 1 VINCENT IOSEPH LIOCE 10 Gibbon Avenue Ambition: Pharmacist H0bbY2 Skiing Dante Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Junior-Senior Reception Commite tee, Junior Prom Committee, Minstrel Show 4, 0. L. 1. Com- mittee, Science Club 4, 1Vl.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sociable .... Vin mixes in with every crowd .... has a wonderful sense of humor .... tall and good looking .... loves to ski and does so very well, participates in many activities and still finds time for studies .... likeable Vin! A .VL J fb ROBERT EDWIN LOCKEY ' 354 Main Street Ambition: Electrical Engineer Hobby: Hunting 0. L. 1. Committee, Science Club 3, 4, Budget Club, Camera Club, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, lVI.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Likeable .... Biobas interests and abilities follow devious paths . . . . a mechanical genius and an enthusiastic sports fan . . . . his friendly grin has captured many female hearts, but Bob remains completely indifferent .... under that quiet exterior lies many hidden charms, for instance, did you know that Chitch is interested in classical music? LILLIAN ROSE LOMBARDI 72 Hayward Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, O. L. 1. Committee, Budget Club, 1V1.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ring Com- mittee, Office Girl. Enthusiastic .... attraetive and well groomed .... inspiring co-captain of our cheerleaders .... a swell dancer .... always has a good word for everyone . . . has many friends .... Main topic .... Gassien. -,W IOSEPH PETER LOPES 11 Prospect Heights Ambition: To become a businessman Hobby: Sports 1V1.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 4, Minstrel Show 4. Persuasive .... Jovial .... Joe's presence is always welcome in any group .... a wonderful impersonator of ufamous peoplea' . . . . possessor of a very fine voice .... which can be heard on any day as he walks home from school. EVELYN IOAN LUCHINI 53 Medway Street Ambition: Florist Hobby: All sports, gardening Freshman Dance Committee, Budget -Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dante Club 3, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, O. L. l. Committee Office Girl, Clee Club 1, 2, Senior Music, Basketball and Softball. Enthusiastic .... excitable .... sports loving .... Evelyn's cheering voice is rarely absent from M. H. S. athletic events .... a capable office girl, she is both conscientious and co-operative . . . Evelyn's friendly manner has made her a likeable classmate. RICHARD VIENS LUCIER 261 Purchase Street Ambition: Navy Hobby: Movies Pleasant .... the happy-go-lucky type .... has a joke or witty remark .... ready for any occasion .... good natured .... takes life easy .... the life of any study room .... likes spare periods best of all. ANTHONY CHARLES MANBUCCA 32 Cedar Street Ambition: Mechanic Hobby: Cars, Model Airplanes Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Dance Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, M.H.S. S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Persuasive .... admired by all for his Congeniality .... a pleasant addition to any group .... fone who mixes well . . . . has chivalrous manners and irresistible charm . . . . com- bines good looks with -sharp clothes .... neat Tony! DOROTHY ANN MANGUSO 28 Hayward Street Ambition: Commercial Artist Hobby: Sports Basketball 1, Clee Club 1, 2, Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Dante Club, Junior-Senior Science Club 4, O. L. 1. Committee, Senior Music, Office Girl. Digniyied .... well-groomed .... artistic .... as a guard she really shines on the basketball court .... well liked by all her friends and classmates .... she has school spirit .... you'll always find her at our school socials -and athletic events. IOAN MARY MARINO 18 Cedar Street Ambition: Airline Hostess Hobby: Piano, lce Skating Freshman Dance Committee, Clee Club 1, 2, M.H.S.S.A.1, 2, 3, 4-5 Camera Clubg Budget Club, Commercial Club 3, 43 Dante Club 33 Minstrel Show 33 Senior Music. Attractive .... Fun loving and always smiling .... Never a dull moment when Jeanie is around .... usually full of pep .... .loan loves to skate .... such versatility! .... Has her heart set on being an airline hostess .... Happy Flying, Joan! IEAN CONSTANCE MASSEY 38 Congress Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Skating, Swimming Student Association 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3, 4, Senior Music. Sweet .... loves to giggle .... although Jean is -a newcomer at M.H.S. her pleasing personality has won us all .... always ready for fun .... never a dull moment when Jean is around .... cheerful disposition .... amiable .... Jeanie's beautiful 'hair is the cause -of much envy. LINO DANNY MELLO 11 Thayer Street Ambition: Engineer Hobby: Hunting Hockey Player Collecting hunting Souvenirs Science Club 4, Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nonchalant .... Lino's driving is as fast as his line .... one of the South-Endis best hockey players .... a jack-'of-all-trades .... A diligent and co-operative worker .... In fact, fun-loving yet serious, unconcerned yet ambitious, argumentive yet easy-going, homework is the only thing for which Danny could never find time. FRANCES ANN MIGLIACCI 30 Taylor Street Ambition: Buyer of womenis clothing Hobby: Eating Minstrel .Show 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 1, M.H.S. S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4-g Senior Music, Budget Club. Ajable .... dignified and well-'dressed .... fun-loving .... ,seems to favor the Navy, much to the despair of many senior boys . . . . attractive . . . . always attends our socials . . . . good times are not complete without '4Mickey.,, RICHARD ALDO MILANI 184 East Main Street Ambition: To go to school Hobby: Hunting, Fishing Science Club 3, 4, Minstrel Show, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Music, Budget Club. Jovial .... always appears happy .... optimistic .... attends all our socials .... loves to hunt and lish .... made a mint working at the Hopedale pharmacy .... always willing to give as well as take .... keep them smiling, Dick! IRIS VERNA MILLER 4 West Fountain Street Ambition: Dietitian Hobby: Boller-skating, collecting old coins Camera Club, Senior Music, Band 1, Office Girl, Cafeteria worker M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Talkative .... a classroom just isnit complete without her .... always ready with a witty answer .... hardly ever attends our socials much to our dismay .... if the school bell would ring at 8:30, lris would never be late. ROBERT LESTER MORRILL 58 Fruit Street Ext. Ambition: Success in life Hobby: Taking pictures O. L. 1. Committee 4, Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Budget Club, Junior Bing Committee, Orchestra 3, 4, O. L. 1. Benefit Show lg Varsity Basketball 2, lntermural Basketball 1, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club. Sincere .... full of fun .... ha-s a very neat appearance .... well-liked by all his classma-tes .... always ready to do some work for Mr, Lancisi .... loves to dance .... is much preferred by a certain HAmy,'. IOHN MITCHELL MORRIS 40 Forest Street Ambition: Army Olficer Hobby: Minerology M.H.S.S.A. 4, Senior Music. Soft spoken .... quiet .... a fellow with a pleasing smile .... a bit shy with the girls but his chivalry makes up for that .... a hard worker .... completes assignments on time .... although he's a newcomer to us, he is held in high esteem . . . Good luck always, ,lohnl ANN MARIE MUSSULLI 5 South Union Street Ambition: Hairdresser Hobby: Music, Dancing M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club, Senior Music, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 4. Courteous .... sincere .... neat and snappy .... likeable .... has a striking personality .... '4Mussy is rather unpredictable, but never boring .... has a smile for everyone .... an enthu- siastic sports fan .... a loyal attender at all the M.H.S. games . . . . makes friends easily and keeps them. NORMAN NOORIANIAN 26 Winter Street Ambition: To be a Businessman H Hobby: Collecting coins Clee Club, Junior Red Cross Committee, Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3,'-4, Senior Music. Talkative .... quite the conversationalist .... an in-dustrious worker on Junior Red Cross Committee .... time is never wasted when 'Norman's around .... easy to get along with .... con- sidered an excellent driver and a gentleman .... friendly Norman! Q IOSEPH ONESCHUK ' 77 Prospect Heights Ambition: Teacher Hobby: Music Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Science Club 3, 4, O. L. I. Committee, Business Man- ager, Budget Club, French Club, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, O. L. 1. Benefit Show 1. Chivalrous .... neat dresser .... quiet and courteous .... quite musically inclined .... plays that trumpet ever so sweetly .... adds life to every class .... mixes in well with every group .... Joe's many talents were demonstrated in our Minstrel Show . . . the future Harry James of M.H.S. RONALD ANTHONY PAGNINI 24 Meade Street Ambition: Successful Business Man Hobby: Art Student Council 3, Treasurer of Student Council 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Commercial Club, Art Editor 3, 4, Dante Club 3, M.H.S. S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman Prom Committee, Budget Club, Class President 4, Minstrel Show 4, Junior-Senior Reception, Master of Ceremonies, Chairman, Senior Week Committee. Popular .... a born leader .... ta regular guy who wins friends easily .... bright personality .... our capable President .... panel discussion leader at Student Council Convention at Shrews- bury in 1949. i f , ff, J X ,, , fa f E . - J LENA GRACE PANNICHELLI 12 Fruit Street Ambition: Success in Life Hobby: Eating and dancing Freshman Dance Committeeg M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary of Budget Club 3g Minstrel Show 3, 45 Senior Music. Cay .... joyous and good natured .... noted for her Witty re- marks and pleasant conversations .... never has a frown on her face .... appears happy-go-lucky at all times .... likeable . . . . Lena never will have an enemy if she retains her lovable nature. BARBARA PATRICIA PARENTE 7 Center Street Ambition: Home Economist Hobby: Cooking and sewing M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Dance Committee, Junior-Senior Re- ceptiong Junior Science Club 3, 4-g Bulletin Board Committee 4, French Club 44: Budget Club 4, Senior Music. Serious .... loves a good argument .... a good cook .... studious .... one of Miss Piancais star pupils .... co-operative . . . . willing to lend a helping hand . . . . always worked hard on any committee of which she was a member. ERNEST PELLEGRINI 371 Main Street Ambition: Success in life Hobby: Model Railroading Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4-5 Budget Club: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 3 O. L. 1. Committee, Orchestra, Senior Music. Exuberant .... fun-loving .... fthe famous driver of that well known Baby Austin .... always blushing .... forever experiment- ing in Chemistry lab .... one of Ben's, boys .... plays exceedingly well .... neat dresser . . . popular .... that's Ernie. RALPH HENRY PIANTEDOSI 14 Purchase Street Ambition: Pattern Maker Hobby: Hunting and fishing Student Association 1, 2, 3, 41, Senior Music, Budget Club. Quiet .... good-natured .... seldom causes any trouble .... accomplishes much without making any noise . . a pleasant com- panion and good sport .... has little interest ln girls .... wish he had attended more of our socials. will ww 'f ANN TERESE PILLA 251 Central Street Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Collecting Frankie Laine's records Dante Club 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Senior Week Committee, Honor Group, Class Vice- President 2, 3, 4. Placid .... poised .... seemingly quiet .... a delightful and gay personality is disclosed to those who know her .... popular . . . . We,re all glad to see Ann receive the D.A.R. citizenship award, for in our estimation, she certainly deserved it. LUCY MARY PORZIO 15 Lawrence Street Ambition: To be a Nurse Hobby: Cooking Dante Club 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 2, 3, 4. Congenial .... enjoys a good time .... conscientious . . . . good student in Italian .... co-operative .... a loyal and helpful friend .... a wonderful cook .... noted for her mouth-Watering D recipes . . . . possesses the good natured patience necessary for a good nurse. t CAROL ANN RAMELLI 14 Spring Street Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Eating Dante Club 2, 3, Commercial 'Club 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Com- mittee, .lunior-Senior Reception Committee, M.H.S.S.A., O. L. l. Committee, Cheerleader 4, Budget Club, Treasurer, Minstrel Show 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Social Committee 4, Cafe- teria Worker 3, Senior Music. Sparkling .... good natured .... always smiling .... one of our cutest seniors and a peppy cheer lea-der .... her wit and charm have won for her a host of friends .... we know Carol will always carry with her good cheer and smiles wherever she goes. CLAIRE RUTH ROSEN ' 16 Iefferson Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Dancing, Sports French Club 4, Commercial Club 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, O. L. I. Committee, Budget Club, Senior Music, Physical Education. Earnest .... does her school work and studies industriously . . . she assumes an alliable attitude with each new tedious task . . . . . . well-liked by all of her classmates . . . . congenial Claire. PASQUALE FRANCIS ROSACCI 68 East Street Ambition: Carpenter Hobby: Hunting and Guns M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Football 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4, Budget Club. Carefree .... nothing ever seems to bother Pat .... talented football player .... really amazed us in his senior year . Q . . seldom attends our high school socials .... popular with the girls .... did a line job working for Mr. Moran .... the life of Oth period math class. y ARVA IANE ROSENFELD 11 West Maple Street Ambition: To be a success in life Hobby: Reading, Collecting photographs M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Handbook Committee 1, 2, Editor of Hand- book 2, Science Club 3 ,4, Associate on Junior Prom Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Minstrel Show 3, 4, Oak, Lily, and lvy Committee, President of French Club 4, Budget Club. Unpredictable .... changes rapidly from a soft-spoken scholar to animated conversationalist .... talks intelligently about anything from baseball to politics .... versatile .... an all-around student . . . . possesses a wonderful sense of humor . . . . combines a warm, friendly smile with large, sparkling eyes . . . a charming com- bination of brains, looks, and personality. ALFRED DOMINIC ROSSETTI 14 Goodrich Court Ambition: Draftsman Hobby: Hunting Band11,223 3514, Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4, Senior Music, M.H.S.S.A. 9 7 9 ' Neat .... one of the best dressed boys in the Senior Class .... witty, talkative .... made quite a hit in the Minstrel Show as one of the Andrew Sisters .... one of Benis Boys .... he plays the clarinet .... Girls? .... Al seems to prefer underclassmen. SHIRLEY RUBENSTIEN 17 West Walnut Street Ambition: Secretary Hobby: Collecting stamps Commercial Club, Senior Music, M.H.S.S.A. Conscientious .... a teacher,s joy .... you can always be sure her homework is well done .... a quiet girl with a sincere desire to get ahead .... always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . her ability and her ingenuity will please any employer. IOSEPH MICHAEL SARDONINI 178 East Main Street Ambition: Chemist Hobby: Hunting Dante Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Science Club 3, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 4. Happy-C0-Lucky .... jovial .... a swell friend to have .... optimistic .... never takes anything seriously .... a good student . . . . when itas hunting time, Joe shines . . . . has a pleasing per- sonality .... likeable 6'Joe . ZAROUHI SARKISIAN 48 Prospect Heights Ambition: Professional Registered Nurse Hobby: Collecting silver bracelets, knitting Basketball 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Minstrel Show 3, 4, Junior Science Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Reception Committee, French Club, Mu-sic Director, German Club, Vice-President, Drive Commit- tee 4, Senior Clee Club.. Talented .... one of the outstanding performers in our Minstrel Shows .... neat .... enthusiastic about sports .... lively .... co-operative .... noted for her willingness to work hard and well for school activities .... a lover of music and dancing .... good- natured and well-liked. ,f N. l Q ANN LORRAINE SERRANO 4 Harris Avenue Ambition: To be a success Hobby: Sports, dancing, music Glee Club 1, 2, Dante Club 3, Commercial Club, Treasurer 3, Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club 4. Attractive .... cheerful .... always smiling .... has a pleasing personality and is good-natured. Although Ann is rarely seen at our socials, she has innumerable friends and has always been very popular. IOSEPH THOMAS STOICO 22 Churchill Street Ambition: Professional Ballplayer Hobby: Sports Dante Club 3, 4, Minstrel Show 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. Athletic .... our dashing football captain .... his chief interest is sports .... also did a fine job in the Minstrel Show. Youall find Joe where peoplelaugh and make merry .... doesnlt seem to take an interest in girls .... but sometimes we wonder! l l IEANETTE TESSICINI 20 North Street Ambition: To be Successful Hobby: Dancing, Collecting records Dante Club 2, Glee Club 2, 3, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club Librarian 4, Senior Music. Sweet .... one of the most reserved girls in the senior class .... well liked .... co-operative .... easy to get along with .... seems to enjoy an outsider's company much to the dismay of the senior boys .... Attractive Jeanette! P . MARILYN ANNE TESSICINI 54 Bancroft Avenue Ambition: Medical Technologist Hobby: Dancing, Sports Student Council 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Dainte Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Basketball 1, 4, Field Hockey 4, Softball 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Music, Budget Club, Oak, Lily, Ivy Committee, Junior-Senior Reception Committee. Arresting .... a beautiful red--head with a charming personality . . . . an outstanding dancer, not only on the dance floor but also on the stage .... tall and statuesque .... wears clothes li-ke a model ,... active in sports .... popular .... always the life of the party with her gay laughter and good humor .... our attractive head baton-twirler. EDWARD BERNARD TIGHE 57 Pine Street Ambition: Conservation Officer Hobby: Hunting, Fishing Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club, lntramural Basketball 1, 2, Junior- Senior Reception Committee, Minstrel Show 4. Dashing .... combines good looks with a pleasing personality . . . . neat dresser . . . . a star on the gridiron . . . . loves sports . . . . doesnlt let studies interfere with his ,social life . . . . 4'Big Edn always makes good times complete .... a wonderful person .... a better friend! BARBARA ANNETTE TOCCI 264 Central Street Ambition: Stenographer Hobby: Movies Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Oak, Lily, Ivy Com- mittee, Commercial Club President 4, Senior Music. Lively .... her pleasing smile has won her many frientis and admirers. Cheerful .... her thoughtful gestures will never be forgotten .... a priceless asset to our class. IOHN ARTHUR TOMINSKY 5 Thayer Street Ambition: ,loin Navy or work for father Hobby: Automobile Mechanic Senior Music, Junior Prom Committee, Budget Club, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Quiet .... although John never says very much, his friendly smile makes up for his quiet ways .... bashful .... very clever with his hands .... the beautiful decorations at the Junior Prom are evidence of that .... serious about his work .... to know John is to li-ke him. UMBERTO VINCENT TOSTI 18 Mechanic Street Ambition: Photographer Hobby: Photography Junior-Senior Reception Committeeg M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Music, Budget Club, Student Council Dance Committee. Conservative .... Puerta, is one of our quiet senior boys .... good looking and a .sharp dresser .... he certainly is the main attraction at the S. 31 L. Never hurries but always seems to get to places on time .... good things are definitely in store for Bert. CAROL ANNE TREDEAU 304 Main Street Ambition: Career in singing Hobby: Horse-back riding, dancing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Music, Budget Club, Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1. Versatile .... a lovely girl endowed with a lovely voice, pleasing personality, and good looks . . . our Minstrel Show will never be the same without Carol .... the prettiest cymbal player the Band will ever have .... also a very conscientious student. JAMES EDWARD TRONGONE 29W South Main Street Ambition: To be a success in life Hobby: Going to the movies M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Budget Club: Minstrel Show. Sincere .... although Jimmy seems very quiet we alliknow him to be full of spirit .... loves to go to the movies incessantly .... never a Friday night goes by when Jim isnlt seen in the front row . . . . all the luck in the world to you Jim! lOSEPH ANTHONY TROTTA 10 Alden Street Ambition: To 'be a success Hobby: Playing pool M.H.S.S.A., Senior Music. Comical .... ,loe may not be very studious but he still knows some of the right answers .... How he ever got up early every Sunday morning to deliver papers we will never know .... He is forever laughing and is friendly with everyone. IOSEPHINE TUMOLO 28 Mechanic Street Ambition: Laboratory Technician Hobby: Sports, Dancing Science Club 4, Dante Club 2, 4, Vice-President, M.H.S.S.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain, O. L. I. Committee, Senior Music, Vice-President of Class lg Budget Club 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 4-, Softball 4, Field Hockey 4, Drive Committee 4. Exuberant .... Cute .... has many admirers .... delightful personality .... ,lois keen sense of humor and her spirit as a cheerleader -has added zest to our athletic events .... her way of making friends wherever she goes will make her a success in what- ever she endeavors. RAYMOND IOSEPH VALENTE 7 Free Street Ambition: Musician Hobby: Playing the piano M.H.S.S.A., Budget Club, Senior Music. Courteous .... appears to be very shy and quiet but really pos- sesses a mischevious personality .... Ray is our outstanding piano- player .... loves Bop! .... his talent is enjoyed by all who attend socials ....' h as many friends because of his likeable ways. PAUL STEPHEN VALERIO 24 Prospect Heights Ambition: Sports Cartoonist Hobby: Cartooning, Sports Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Social Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, 0. L. l. Committee, Commercial Club 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A., Budget Club. Versatile .... Hudson Highis loss was Milfordis gain .... friendly . . . . in a good mood all the time . . . . a wonderful dancer . . . . Well-known for his artistic abilrity .... popular .... always busy with Cartooning and committee meetings .... a good example of the expression tall, dark, and handsomen. ELNORA BETTY VASILE 6 Hollis Street Ambition: Office worker Hobby: Talking and eating Secretary of Commercial Club, Budget Club, Glee Club 3, Dante Club 2g Senior Music, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Winsome .... attractive and well dressed .... she combines dark hair with her dark eyes .... a wonderful personality .... never seen without HMuzzy .... well liked by 'both boys and girls . . . . loves to dance and enjoys listening to good music .... optimistic Elnora. N J ROBERT WASSARMAN 28 West Walnut Street Ambition: Co to college Hobby: Having a good time Science Club 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Minstrel Show 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Associate Dance Committee 3. Good-natured .... never hurries .... friendly .... he just has take his time at whatever he does .... Bob is quiet and a perfect gentleman .... His ever-present smile and wonderful personality have won the friendship of us all . . . Weill always remember NMoe7,. SHIRLEY WHITNEY 11 Elm Street Ambition: To be a success in life Hobby: Playing the piano French Club 111, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Senior Music, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Budget Clubg O. L. 1. Committee. Genuine .... dependable and always determined to accomplish her tasks .... never without a smile .... plays the piano like a professional .... also she has a sweet voice that graced our Christmas pageant ..., a true friend. CHARLES POLLARD Exchange Street Ambition: Electrician Hobby: Radio Senior Music. Unassuming .... nothing ever seems to bother Charlie .... polite and gentlemanly at all times .... a welcome addition to our class ..... noted for his outstanding technique at building car models .... rejoined us in middle of senior year after attending Worcester Trade School. pp0GRHM ffm ,lf 195' fm aff ff'6.S'3 Zff HSSP' 5111161 MILFORD H15 i'IHL : I94'7'l95l AU j,f1CT!VlTlEf ' JPOHTJ' ,4cr ZI Aer HI' MfMOH1EJ' fm 1401! NNNKNM N Xx STUDENT courdou L SUENCE ClUB DRNTE CLUB FRENCH CLUB OJ. I CONMITTEE SEHIUR wEEK COM NITTEE ww COHMERCIRL CLUB ,,, CL - PDUL VIZILERIU - m Gab, .fifq ancf faq eammiilee Under the guidance of Mr. I. Gerard Sweeney, the Milford High School Oak, Lily, and lvy Committee was organized for the sixty-seventh year. The following officers were chosen: Editor-in-chief ....,.......,.....,,....,.,.,.........,..,,,......,.,.,., ,.,, ..l....,,.,....,i..... R i chard lnnis Literary Editor ,,,,,,...... ..,,,.,,. A rva Rosenfeld Business Manager .... .,,,,, I oseph Oneschuk Art Editor ,,,....,..,.i..,.,.,,. .. ..,.......,.,..........., . ,....,,,. ,. ..,.... .. Paul Valerio Photo Editor ......,... ,,.,,,, .. ..... ,,..,...,,. .,l,.,,,...... S h irley Whitney Sports Editors ....,.,..... . ,..,.. Carol Ramelli, Dorothy Manguso Secretary .. ........,..,.., ..........,.,.,.... . .. ,,,.......,.........,. Iosephine Tumolo An important sub-committee was the Dummy Make-Up Committee consisting of Richard lnnis, Arva Rosenfeld, and Paul Valerio. Erorn early December the committee and their faculty adviser worked conscientiously to make this book one of the best ever published by Milford High School students. The theme of this year's book was that of a musical comedy. Photographs, write-ups, and all other material Were chosen with this theme in mind. We sincerely hope that We have succeeded in producing a yearbook that will give pleasure to all the members of the Class of 1951. Uak .filly am! faq eomnaiiiee Barbara Brown Amy Benoit Mary Berardi Norma Baqnoli Marie Barlow Marilyn Coqen lean Conway Yolanda Costantino Geraldine DiVittorio Kay Forbes Helen Fink Richard lnnis Miriam Kavanauqh Evelyn Luchini Marsha Levy Robert Lockey Vincent Lioce Lillian Lombardi Robert Morrill Dorothy Manquso Ioseph Cneschuk Ernest Pelleqrini Carol Ann Ramelli Arva Rosenfeld Barbara Rosen Barbara Tocci Marilyn Tessicini Paul Valerio Kenneth Hutchinson Iosephine Tumolo Shirley Whitney W Maw Seniaa Week Ga ' The Senior Week Committee was picked early in May. Immediately the members started plans tor our final Week in high school. The schedule Was really a full one. On Monday night the annual Senior night ceremonies were held, at which time the members of the O.L.l. committee formally dedicated this book to Mr. Lancisi. The dedication, long a custom at M. H. S. never fails to be impressive and moving. Senior night activities are merely one of the highlights ot a busy Week. The excursion has long been a favorite with graduating classes. This year's trip proved no exception. The de- tailed planning ot the Senior Week Committee made possible the enjoyable days Which, though our last, certainly proved happiest and most memorable of all the days We have spent at Milford High. Seniafz. Weefa Gommdfiee Co-Chairmen: Barbara DiVittorio Ronald Paqnini Co-Treasurers: Lois Grillo Anthony Manbucca Secretary: Philomena Cardone Salvatore Cimino Gerard Cuqini Hilda Erickson Angelo Farese Richard Foqlio Peter Greene Marilyn Herlihy Edward Holland lane Leger Ioseph Lopes Ioan Marino lean Massey Lena Pannichelli Barbara Parente Ann Pilla Patrick Rossacci Ioseph Sardonini loseph Stoico Edward Tighe Umberto Tosti Carol Tredeau Sarouhi Zarkisian f ,gh ,.f, ..,v- '.. L. 1 aniafz Reef 04044 eommiilee This was the second year that the lunior Red Cross Committee was organized at Milford High School. lt was under the direction of Mr. Harold Moran, and the officers Were: Aaron Levy, President, Ianice Seastrom, First Vice-President, Helen Fink, Second Vice-President, I. Allan Wallace, Treasurer, and Mary D'Amelio, Secretary. Salvatore Cimino Was Chairman of the Bulletin Board Committee, and his associate was Frank Cfandolfi. The Publicity Com- mittee Was headed by Helen Fink and consisted of Mary D'Amelio and lanice Seastrom. t The annual membership drive held atthe beginning of the year was very successful and provided enough money to carry on the activ- ities of the committee. Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, and Easter were commemorated by distributing baskets and gifts to the various rest homes in Milford. A food sale held in the cafe- teria on March 30 proved a huge success, to the gratification of the Whole committee, who Worked hard all year to carry out their duties efficiently and effectively. , .fidaaaiana Under the supervision of Mr. Philip O'Donnell, the librarians have worked hard during the past year. They have catalogued all the books and it was found that there are two thousand books in the library. The librarians for the year were Shirley Whitney, Marion Palanzi, Barbara Gilrnore, leanette Tessicini, Barbara Andreano and Alice Cahleo. They have all Worked hard to keep the library in good condition. Although there are many books in the library there is still a great need for more novels. The reference books of the library have been of great use to all the pupils and have been found to be of great value. Science Glad The Milford High School Science Club has always been one of the most successful activ- ities of the school. lts purpose is to further scientific interest on the part of the students and to give help and encouragement to those who Wish to continue study in this field. Under the enthusiastic leadership of Mr. Fred A. Metcalf the club held bi-monthly meetings and pre- sented movies, speakers, and experiments for the benefit of the members. Every student ex- hibited an original project during the course of the year, and plans Were formulated to hold a science exhibition in April. An informal party was held for the club members and their parents during the Christmas season. Refreshments Were served and favors and gifts were given to all present. Novelty dances were held under the direction of a committee headed by Arva Rosenfeld. Helen Fink, Evelyn Well- man, and Barbara Parente were in charge of other committees for the party. The officers of the Science Club Were: Richard lnnis, President, Peter Bedrosian, Vice- Presidentg Marsha Levy, Secretary, and Bar- bara DiVittorio, Treasurer. The chairman of the Program Committee was loseph Oneschuk, cmd the Constitution Committee was headed by Arva Rosenfeld. As in previous years the inspiration for the club's activities came from Mr. Metcalf, whose whole-hearted support has been the sole reason for the continued success of this organization. Gammeacaal GZ A The Commercial Club of Milford High School was organized again this year under the supervision of Miss Eva Burns. The following officers were elected President Barbara Toccig Vice-President, Dorothy lannettig Secretary Elnora Vasile and Treasurer Emanuella Ozella. The main function of the Commercial Club is to publish the Commercial Club Paper. The paper's staff aims to publish all news concer ning Milford High School and also short stories, articles, and other features contributed by the students. As in the past, the editions of the paper were enthusiastically received and the club was praised for its Work in publishing it. The Commercial Club was grateful for the competent support of its adviser, Miss Eva Burns. Every year this hard-Working teacher has guided the Club during its activities and has been a prominent reason for its continued success. l li fa - sua, fn- -Ll... Zlaench Glad Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Pianca, Le Cercle de leanne D'Arc was once again organized by the members of the senior French class. At each meeting, a French program was prepared and oitered by the members. These meetings, carried on entirely in French, consisted ot a presentation by each member of some French poem or song. The first selec- tion was always The Lord's Prayer, L'Oraison Dominicale, and no meeting would have been complete without the singing of the stirring French national anthem, La Marseillaise. Led by the capable president, Arva Rosenfeld, all the meetings were conducted smoothly and ended all too soon. The other officers also performed their duties well. They were: Vice- President, Marsha Levy, Secretary, Margaret Bozaiang Treasurer, Gerard Cuginig Program Chairman, Marilyn Cogeng and Musical Director, Zarouhi Sarkisian. The outstanding activity oi Le Cercle de leanne D'Arc was a visit to the Boston Opera l-louse to see the opera Carmen with our wonderful instructor and friend, Miss Margaret Pianca. A Christmas Party and a Valentines Day Party were also held by the Club, with Miss Pianca's delicious home-cooked cakes and cookies the main attraction. At these parties the members exchanged greeting cards, and besides thoroughly enjoying themselves, gained valuable knowledge concerning French customs. Miss Pianca's endless store of stories and reminiscences concerning France never ceased to entertain and thrill us. lt is to her that we owe the joy of many imaginary hours spent among the fascinating people and glorious scenery of France. mmm Glui The German Club, under the capable supervision of Fraulein Pianca, has completed an- other in its long history of successful years. The activities of the club consist of programs put on by the members of der Deutschewerein. The students sang, recited passages and conversed in German. Our favorite song was the beautiful waltz, Zwei Herzenf' Since there were only six members in the club this year, each student held some office. The following were the offices held: President ....,.t..,...t.....t,t .ti,, .,.. .....t,, M a rilyn Cogen Vice-President .,... Zarouhi Sarkisian Secretary ..t.,.,....,.l...t.,.,.. ..,,.t. .......,l. M a rsha Levy Treasurer t,., .t..t...,t, .t.. .,,..... B a r bara Andreano Program Chairman U ,t,ry.,.. ,,.t.r..r.....r,.... ...,r r.,....... . . . . t,..,...,...r Hose Krikorian Musical Chairman r,,, ...,..,r.r , .. ...,,,......r..,...,...,.,.... ..... ,,,, , . .. ,.,. lean Conway Although the club had a small membership, der Deutschewerein had one of its most successful years. The students showed a deep interest not only in the club programs, but also in daily translation. Our interest was certainly rewarded! After we finished reading Emile und dei Detektivef' Miss Pianca baked one of her famous and delicious Apfelkuchen for us. Fraulein Pianca's interesting and inspiring talks about Germany have cultivated an earnest desire in us to visit this beautiful ccuntry. We have achieved a knowledge not only of the German language but also of the customs and habits of the German People. We will never be able to express adequately our sincere thanks to Fraulein Pianca for all she has done for us. Her thoughtfulness and kindness will always remain in our memories. W. 1 . nf 4 wh. V , g22m7? ,,', r hi T rw fbmle Glad This year Il Circolo Dante was again organized under the direction of Mr. Gabriel DiBat- tista. The 1951 officers Were: Vincent Lioce, President, losephine Tumulo, Vice-President, Lois Grillo, Secretary, and Ann Pilla, Treasurer. Meetings were held once a month to plan the clubs' activities. The Dante Club held its annual spring dance in the latter part of April. All of the club members and most of the first year Italian students attended this special Saturday-night so- cial. The auditorium was gaily decorated in the colors of Italian pageantry. Refreshments were served by Ann Pilla, Marilyn Tessicini, losephine Tumulo, and Barbara DiVittorio, and a good time was had by all. l The senior members of the Club made a trip to Boston on April ll to see the beautiful per- formance of Bossinis ll Barbiere Di Siviglia' presented in the Boston Opera House by many distinguished performers. The leading singers were Miss Lily Pons, a soprano, and Mr. Baccaloni, a baritone, both of the Metro- politan Opera Company. The purpose of this ltalian Club is to learn about the customs, the rich culture, and the glorious history of ltaly. Under the capable leadership of Mr. DiBattista, we Worked hard to achieve this goal. Qlee em The Milford High School Cflee Club was featured in the Christmas pageant by the Student Council. The program, beautifully conceived and directed by Mr. Alex DiCfiannantonio, presented the Christmas story. The stage setting of the Manger scene surrounded by the Wise Men and Shepherds was a superb accomplishment. The Glee Club sang several Christmas songs, with Amy Benoit, Shirley Whitney, and Marie Ricci presenting solos. During the holidays the Glee Club sang with the Stacy School Chorus at the Christmas Carol community singing at the Town Library. The Glee Club is the latest addition to the musical organizations of the High School and its future looms brightly. 114. J. S. Bam! The Milford High School Band, under the expert direction of Mr. Ben C. Lancisi, achieved again this year it goal of perfection in music and appearance. lts fine co-ordination was shown in a contest in Worcester where it won a S100 prize. As usual our band Was in demand for every important activity in Milford and nearby towns. The efforts were highly applauded at the M.H.S. football games, the Timmy Fund Parade in Medfield, the HalloWe'en and Armistice Day parades in Milford, the dedication of the Sacred Heart School, and the memorial dedication at Prospect Heights. During the Christmas season, the band participated in the Santa Claus parade, and on Christmas Eve they played carols in Milford and Hopedale. One of the year's biggest successes was scored when the band represented Fordham Prep School at a night football game in Clinton. The annual M.H.S. Band Concert held in May was acclaimed by the audience as one of the best ever produced by Ben Lancisi. Two of the featured numbers were Sleigh Hide and Tzena, Tzenaf' loseph Oneschulc gave a trumpet solo, and a small group of girls and boys rendered musical selections. ln the latter part of the year, the band attended the Central Massachusetts Music Fes- tival in Leominster and was one of the outstanding participants in the day's activities. Dur- ing this part of the year, they also played at the flag raising ceremonies in Milford and Hopedale commemorating the opening of the baseball season, and in the Memorial Day Pa- rade. To celebrate their succesful year, the band attended several Pops Concerts in Boston with their director. 35 -gg . I Hui! Senior Members oi the Band Ben Lancisi and Three Seniors lllw, Mindlael Shaw With the opening strains of T Know That You Know, sung by the versatile Carol Tre- deau, the Fourteenth Annual Minstrel Show was underway. After the endrnen made their entrance in Ernie Pellegrini's microscopic Baby Austin, the interlocutor, Prichard Eoglio, welcomed the audience and introduced the first specialty singer, Arny Benoit. Our endmen, loe Oneschuk, Ed Tighe, Ernie Pellegrini, loe Stocio, Dick lnnis, and Bob Morrill stole the show with their hilarious jokes and songs. Duke Earese brought down the roof with his outstanding skits, and Mary Berardi and Ernie Mastroianni surprised us with their fine imita- tion of TV stars, Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca. Qther talented soloists who did a marvelous job were Zarouhi Sarkisian, Lillian De Manche, Ernie Mastroianni, and Mary Berardi, who sang a novelty number. Special skits were pre- sented by Dickie Zallen, Marvin Levine, Hank Vilenski, Bob Wassarman, Marilyn Tessicini, Barbara Di Vittorio, Elaine Dion, Salvatore Cirnino, Al Rossetti, Tony Gogliomella, Babs Lu- chini, Elvira Tessicini, Bernie Klem, and Bobby Marino. The chorus received much acclaim for the wonderful job they did of accompanying the entertainers. lt was widely agreed that Ben Lancisi, our director and pianist, outdid himself this year by producing the most succesful Minstrel Show ever put on by the students of Milford High. Sfacfenl' Gonna!! The Milford l-ligh School Student Association was formed again this year with a member- ship enrollment of 9973. The association is made up of those members who pay 3l.25 dues per year. The association is governed by the Student Council which consists of all the class officers, eight members-at-large and a home-room representative from each home-room. The council also has four officers of its own Who are elected by the entire student body each year. The council conducted many socials and also sponsored four assembly programs. Each and every program and social was thoroughly enjoyed by the students. The asso- ciation also sends baskets to ill members and spiritual bouquets when there is a death in the immediate family of a members. The association has done a tremendous job this year and We sincerely hope that it has as much, if not more, success in the future. Slucfenl' eauncd Kenneth Hutchinson, President Peter Bedrosian, Vice-President Catherine Liberto, Secretary Bonald Paqnini, Treasurer Agnes Barsarrnian Barbara Brown Louis Valente Barbara Gilmore Matteo Berardi Bonald Brown Grace Buqqiero Ann Pilla Mary Dalrymple Bobert Paqnini loseph Gandolli Anthony Manbucca Philominia Cardone Bichard lnnis losephine Turnolo lohn Bruce Ernest Mastroianni Balph Porzio Carlo Curral Warren Larson Ann Tumolo Alice Sanborn Barbara Schiavo loseph Consiqli Balph Lurnenti lean Richardson Helen Espanet Margaret Whelan X,ff . ,, ,, f I , , 1 -, wwsnf,f9j,.1!3 MW' ,KW P7 'k-' Z 35-ff 77 Q MM! ' -ifkV7'f ?f5Z737'5f951fi2if' W ' gzzwgl f K 0f?f M, ff if ,7 ww J ' 1 '41 ,ff ' ,fy ng, f, W7 ff f fd' af aniaa pawn On the night ot April 14, 1951 the Class of 1952 held their lunior Prom. Sixty-tive couples attended this affair. Orchids in the Moonlight Was the theme song for the Prom, and the hall was attractively decorated in yellow and purple with orchids prominently displayed. Ben C. Lancisi's Orchestra provided the music. During the course of the eveninq a junior kinq and queen were chosen by the faculty. Mary Lee Dalrymple and Nicholas Delituvo were selected to receive this honor. The Prom Committee Was under the super- vision of Mr. Edward McGariq1e. lt consisted of: Roloert Quattrochio, chairman, Evelyn Well- man, secretary, Peter Bedrosian, Phyllis Lom- bardi, Ernest Mastroianni, Bruna Fornaciari, Bernard Villani, Louis Valente, Agnes Bar- samian, and Dorothy lanetti. 1 ff! 2 liz 'lr W Q4 ,L gf 'Ss SN , ,YW I I ff 1 ' , I M ' ' Vf f , 2 , ' n 'il -V . g 514 HX My rw! , A Qs 1401.2 PUHT ,....., PDUI. VDLERKO M, ff ,, 1950 mam-J! Scheafule September 22 Milford dt Clinton October 7 Mcrrlboro dt Milford October lil' Milford ctt Moyncrrd October 20 Hudson oft Milford October 28 Milford oft Franklin November 4 Webster oft Milford November ll N. Attleboro dt Milford November 23 St, Mdry's ctt Milford Milford Opponent 6 25 O U 34 O 26 l2 l8 U 26 O 27 O 19 U . Zlwzfdall The Milford High School football squad of l95U enjoyed one of the finest seasons in the school's history. After dropping the opening game to Clinton, the squad was never again to taste defeat. A startling upset followed in the next game when we played a strong Marlboro team. The latter was a strong favorite to add Milford High to its list of victories, but in one of the most spirited games ever played at Fino Field, the Red and White outplayed the favored Panthers and held them to a scoreless tie. Victories over Maynard, Hudson, Franklin, Web- ster, North Attleboro, and St. Mary's of Milford followed. The Milford High squad was one whose theme was team play, with each game pro- ducing a new star. The four seniors in the line - Henry Acquafresca, Dick lnnis, Eddie Tighe, and Pat Rossacci - were a bulwark on defense and were continually playing inspired football. Captain loe Stoico was a true leader and displayed fullbacking feats never seen before on a Milford High School football team. Ed Castiglione, lim Scanzaroli, Harry Lovejoy, Micky Kowalzyck, Lou Guerriere, lohnny Mignone, Charles Ramelli and Nick Deftuvo, all played their parts and played them well. This was a team to be proud of, one which has left its mark alongside the best of the Mil- ford High School football squads. l rwg D111-9 1 ,, , , , , .9125 ' ,QV ' ff' ,, ,f K . .f , V, , , f,., f f f V , , Ramada!! Milford l-ligh School's basketball season was very successful. lt was the second succes- sive year that the basketball team won the town series from St. Mary's. One of the best games of the year was the upset over Clinton. They were astonished to see Milford run away with the game. A lot of credit went to the four seniors, Co-Captains foe Celozzi, and Iackie Kelley, Lefty Stoico and Bob Gilmore, but most of all it went to the small freshmen Bobby Stoico. l-le helped the Milford team a lot this year. The layvees cannot go unnoticed. Captained by Paul Valerio, who has been playing good basketball throughout his high school career, they went on to win many games. With these fellows, potential varsity men, we expect to have some terrific teams in the years to come. Km.: Eadkefdalf 7951 Mil. Opp. Mil December February 55 40 2 l5 Milford at f-loplcinton lanuary Hopkinton at Milford Franklin at Milford Milford at Marlboro Milford at Clinton No. Attleboro at Milfo Maynard at Milford Hudson at Milford rd Milford at No. Attleboro Milford at Franklin Marlboro at Milford Faculty at Milford St. Mary's at Milford Maynard at Milford Milford at Hudson Clinton at Milford Milford at St. Mary's l Alumni at Milford 3 St Mary's at Milford Opp 43 41 31 4l 73 46 63 46 44 Saturday Tuesday Saturday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Wdd e nes Saturday emllz sczmzfize April April April May May May May May May May May May lune Wellesley at Milford Milford at Clinton Milford at Wellesley Maynard at Milford Milford at Marlboro Franklin at Milford Milford at Maynard Milford at Hudson Marllooro at Milford Hudson at Milford Clinton at Milford St. Mary's at Milford Milford at St. Mary's ri - if ' 2' , f Q' ,2Q.,V'T, ' , ' .GL ffl ,,,. Q, 9 W- f 'l ,M A rr., K. I A5:,f'Z. s4M.,ffV? X I x K f-N'-.lirf f ' . I 'A MQ.. . -, ., l . ...wg ,K L, Q. W Q .1 M' Q. Buda! The 1951 baseball team was once again under the supervision of Coach Charles Brucato, who has led many previous Milford High teams to the Midland League championship. The coach issued the first call for candidates early in April and had only fourteen days to pre- pare the team for the opening game with Wellesley on Saturday, April 21. The team cap- tain was Bob Gilmore. Bob and loe Celozzi were our star pitchers and Were two of the best in the Midland League. Richard lnnis, Iohn Kelley, and Lefty Stoico contributed greatly to the success of the team. Their share of fielding and hitting and all around ballplaying made it possible for their fine record of 10 -3. The rangy 6'3 Bob Gilmore proved to be at his best this year when he held the opposition at times to only one hit. loe Celozzi, another fine pitcher, shared the glory when he pitched shutouts. The St. Mary's series was Won rather hand- ily this year With a victory by a score of 9 - l, and a 9-O victory in the second game. The team played good steady ball behind excellent pitching and took advantage or several lapses on the part of the Saints . Prospects for next year look good with sev- eral fine players returning. 1 4 T 31 7225?-'Z??f,l5ff l WW WN qw gaifwzrarz G After being dead for a period of three years, girls' basketball was revived this year at the Milford High School. Miss Gloria Vasile, the first Girls' Physical Education lnstructor in the history of the school, did a fine job in putting together a team. Most of the girls had had little or no previous experience. Both Varsity and Iunior Varsity teams were chosen and a schedule of eight games was played. Although the girls came up with only one win in eight games their spirit and determination never faltered. Most of the teams the inexperi- enced M. H. S. girls played, are entered in a league and have been playing for several years. Many of the games were quite exciting and many were heartbreaking, especially the teams first encounter with Southboro, in which our girls lost by only one basket, and the last game with Medway. ln this game, only one point made the difference. On the Varsity team the senior girls walked away with all but one of the starting positions. Captain Kay Forbes and Io Tumolo together with Freshman Louise Giacomelli did a fine job of racking up points. While Marilyn Tessecini, Evelyn Luchini and Dorothy Manguso, our capable and determined guards, gave the opposing teams' forwards much trouble. lean LaPreste and lean Gandolfi also saw action with the Varsity. Iona Lenares captained the I. V. team. The Girls' Basketball season went by much too fast and though the l95l season was not especially successful in regard to victories, the spirit and determination of the girls, coupled with experience received this year will enable the returning veterans to have a more successful season next year. f WN? ix 43' 7 A. K .ynlaamuaal gadkeflalf The intramural basketball league was formed again this year under the direction oi our capable Athletic Director, Mr. Charles l. Brucato. Mr. Brucato called out all candidates on December 15, 1950 and the first game was played on Wednesday, lanuary 3, 1951. Boston University, captained by Pete Bedrosian, squeezed by a luckless Holy Cross team in a thriller by a score of 39 to 37, to Win the league championship. Over 50 boys took part in the league, and we are sure that everyone of them joins in thanking Mr. Brucato tor doing such a fine job in providing an opportunity for us to take part in the competition. Ghemleacfeaa The cheerleaders have done an inspiring job in cheering their teams on to victory. Attired in colorful uniforms the cheerleaders are always ready to ring out a rah or try to form some new formation and cheer. The cute lassies are always full of pep and try to keep the spectators in the same mood. Without them, where would the team be? Keep up the high ' spirit girls. They were co-captained by Lillian Lombardi, the last ot three Lombardi's who were cheer- leaders, and losephine Turnolo. Much support was given by the student body this year, due largely to the many football rallies before each game. The team was so good, though, that one could not be calm as they Went on to Win more and more games. HU S? ,, . Q ' .ABQ Z- 2 ki? ,y RX Nw 5 X www X ff fi 1 f, I , 249 M f V . 1912 Q X M Nez' 3 name een 4 5 F -2 998500 X DQUL VULERIO SENIORS IUNIORS President, R. Paqnini President, P. Bedrosian Vice-President, A. Piila Vice-President, C. Liberto Secretary, G. DiVitiorio Secretary, M. Dalrymple Treasurer, A. Manbucca Treasurer, L. Valenie SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN President, R. Paqnini President, I. Gandolfi Vice-President, N. Kratzch Vice-President, N. DeSousa Secretary, K, Nim Secretary, P. D'Ameiio Treasurer, I. Guerino Treasurer, A. Molinari The state of Massachusetts holds a Good Government Day every year so that students throughout the Commonwealth may become better acquainted with the principles of demo- cratic government. Une day in April is set aside and on this day every oiiice in the legis- lature is held by a student. Milford High School is proud to send Ronald Pagnini to the State House in Boston to represent our school this year. Every year the Milford chapter oi the DAUGHTERS GE THE AMERICAN REVOLU- TKDN sponsors some girl from Miliord High school to act as the D. A. R. representative. Ann Pilla was chosen this year because of her outstanding qualities of leadership, integrity, dependaloility, service, co-operation, patriotism, and unseliish loyalty to American ideals. my the entire student body and faculty, and they The winner and runner-up were chosen by gwifl' Ufzallaaicali For the past twenty-four years the lohn C. Swift Cratorical Contest has been one of the major events on the senior calendar. This year was the twenty-fifth and last year that this event will take place at Milford High School. To celebrate this important occasion the con- test was even more excellent in quality and in- terest than in previous years. The five girls and two boys whose essays were chosen as the best in the senior class were: Marie Barlow, Marilyn Cogen, Gerard Cugini, Barbara DiVit- torio, Helen Fink, Richard lnnis, and Arva Rosenfeld. These students were aided in pre- paring the contents and deliverance of their speeches by Dr. Marion Ryan and Miss Sadie Q'Connell. The subjects chosen were varied, but all con- cerned the Constitution of the United States of America. Each contestant delivered his speech in the Lynch Auditorium on lanuary 28 before all should be commended on a fine job done. the faculty, and this year the boys captured the honors. Gerard Cugini was voted the winner and Richard fnnis won the second prize. Gerard was awarded a gold medal at the graduation exercises. The winner of this contest was also the winner of the local American Legion contest, and Gerard went on to win the district finals and the county finals. His excellent speech won great honors for his school, his town, and himself. if ,dwarf SZ V v 2 , f WMF ' si I N4 . 4 kj fz f' f l , 5 X wi N f 1 I f Q ,Q fda f ff: fxfa ig? X W5 7+ fi fb f ' Qx Q ,wg M 16 , Kd! 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Milford and Bellingham wioioioirixioi 1 1:1 1 ui ir: 1 111:21 1 1 1 1 10314 Zutwioc-1130112 3 1 1 1 3 1 30101030101 10111103 1 1 i 11 3 2 11:1 1:11131 Compliments of Marcus. Ieweler Milford Mass. it nniuioioimxiniuirmiuiniuiuiz 1 Milford Auto Sales Corner of Cape Road G Water Sts. Tel. 1625 Chrysler - Plymouth Sales and Service Open 24 Hours Iulian's Ice Cream We Specialize in NOVELTIES for All Occasions Call - 2616-W 3 iii 101113 2 ioiuiui 1 2 1 2-1 1 Compliments of C 'Eastern Paint and Plumbing Supply Company 116 Main St. Milford Conqratulations to the Gracluatinq Class of I l 9 5 l The Soda Shoppe ompliments of William H. Casey Store Incorporated 163-165 Main St. Milford Compliments of Brockton Shoe Store 153 Main St. Milford iiriimiifiiviiimzrxti :cn 11110 Frank Roy Hixon ICE CREAM CF HIGHEST QUALITY 143 South Main St. Milford, Mass. 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