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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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These best years of our lives will be the source of many pleasant moments long after our graduation. As a stimulus to our remembering, We have ar- ranged our book with a few pages from a photo album, a dance program, and pictures of many of our activities. We take particular pride in the fact that this book is a product of our own efforts. We have arranged pictures and format ourselves. We are amateurs, but we hope our 1952 edition of the OAK, LILY and IVY will be a pleasant memory in itself. Ren!-:MB -rn IGI-I R T fbecficalian In Recognition of His Untiring Efforts in Behalf of MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL We the Class of 1952 Proudly Dedicate Our Book To Ma. Qaancia Gaia!! A Fine Teacher A Loyal Friend A Person We Will Long Remember R - I 3:1 vvif f. afmncii edflfdl A'-V u 1 9 I I iff. 3 Q Jminidlfzalian Sched Gamfmlzfiee The Milford School Committee is continuing its tireless efforts this year under the capable direction of its chairman, Dr. Nicholas Capece. Assisting Dr. Capece in his Various duties is Attorney A. B. Cenedella, Jr., vice-chairman. A new addition to the committee is Attorney Anthony Compagnone. The indefatigable members of this committee have con- tinued to satisfy the demands of teachers, parents, pupils, and towns- people, and certainly deserve the high opinion We students hold. The committee merits much praise and esteem. We the class of 1952 take this opportunity to offer our congratulations for a difficult job competently handled. We are sure that in years to come We shall point with pride to our School Committee. MR. JOSEPH J. TOSCHES Mr. Joseph J. Tosches has been our principal during our high school years. His many favors and his good will toward his students will long be cherished in our memories. His patience must have been sorely tried at times by our awkward attempts at the achievement of our goal, but we hope he will remember us for our efforts rather than our accomplish- ments. MR. DAVID I. DAVOREN Gur Superintendent of Schools, Mr. David l. Davoren, has been a great friend to all of us during our high school years. His was the guiding spirit behind our new cafeteria and our Physical Education Program. The Class of 1952 thanks Mr. Davoren for his many efforts in our behalf. Miss Josephine Calarese Bookkeeping General Business Miss Eva Burns Miss Mary Burns Office Practice Geography Typing Algebra General Business French Miss Claire Lynch Mr. J. Francis Cahill Science English Social Studies Problems of Democracy Math Miss Philomena Colavita English Librarian Mr. Phillip 0'Donnell Mr. Charles Espanet Social Studies Social Studies Economics Commercial Law its Miss Sadie O'Connell Miss Gloria Vasile lvliss Dorcus Wfhipple English Physical Education Art Speech Mr. Charles Brucato Mr. Harold Moran Athletic Director Guidance Director Mr. Alex Di Giannantonio Mr. Ben C. Lancisi Supervisor of Music Musical Director Mr. Benjamin Consoletti Science Civics Miss Dorothy Callahan Miss Marie Cenedella Miss Catherine Curtin Algebra English Counseling U. S. History Typing Math w l l A Miss Hannah Callanan World History U. S. History l I Mr. Gabriel Di Battista Dr. Marion Ryan Miss Margaret Pianca Social Studies E1'1g1iSh F1'eUCh Italian Latin German Miss Margaret Pyne Miss Agnes A. Lynch Mr. J. Gerard Sweeney General Business Typing Problems of Democracy Economics Office Practice English L Commercial Law Mr. Fred Metcalf Biology Physics V ,, ,, ,.., Mr. John Calagione Mr. Edward lVIcGarigle Miss Rose Farese Geometry Chemistry Stenography Science Algebra Office Practice Practical Math Transcription A. A f My 'f wish. Swziafzd ilu jililemuriam 1 Our freshman year ended on a sad note. We Were all saddened and deeply grieved by the sudden A passing of our friend and classmate, ibatriiia Earris Patty was genial and her smile and gay laughter will always be fresh in our memory. NANCY ELAINE ADAMS 138 Purchase Street Favorite Memories: Junior Prom, Minstrel Shows Future Plans: Merchandise Buyer Student Councilg Minstrel Show 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Reception. Charming' . . . petite . . . Nan is known to all of us as the pert and delightful senior with the sparkling personality . . . She couldn't lelp but make everyone who knows her like her. ANN MARIE ALBERTA 52 South Bow Street Favorite Memories: Lunch Time Future Plans: To travel Handbook Committee 13 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee: Glee Club 13 O.L.I. Likeable . . . attractive . . . always willing' to help a friend . . has an easy but genuine manner . . . reflects a ray of sincerity . . Ann's favorite pastime is chewing' gum. GEORGE ANTHONY ALVES 5 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: The Gang' Future Plans: Automobile Parts Manager Glee Club: Minstrel Show: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambitious . . . optimistic . . . George is the best friend any fellow or girl could want . . . one of the kindest, most considerate, and friendliest boys in the class. ALPHONSE ROBERT ANDREOTTT 74 Pine Street Favorite Memories: Economics class Future Plans: Musician Junior Red Cross Councilg M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Seclusive . . . brilliant . , . a sober and thoughtful student . . . surprises us sometimes by adding a word or two to the conversation . . musically inclined . . . bound to be a success. AGNES BARSAMIAN 62 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: Abner Wheeler House Future Plans: Office Work Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 M.H.S.S.A., Junior Prom Committee3g Junior-Senior Reception 3: Drive Committee. Reserved . . . provides us with many laughs in the cafeteria . . . quiet in the classroom . , . always has her homework done . . . loves to dance. PETER BEDROSIAN 31 Lawrence Street Favorite Memories: Science Club, Junior Prom Future Plans: College O.L.I. Committeeg Student Council 2, 3,45 French Club: Ring Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Reception, Class President 3, 4, Student Council, Vice President 3, 45 Science Club, Vice President 3, Science Club President 4, Minstrel Show 3, 4g Football lg Base- ball 2g Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Capable . . . an excellent leader . . . a good student . . . may be found wherever there are girls . . . well known for his impersona- tion of Frankie Laine in our Minstrel Show. ANTHONY WILLIAM BONINA 20 Plain Street Favorite Memories: Freshman Welcome Dance Future Plans: Draper Trade School Class Treasurer 15 Junior Ring Committee, Bulletin Board Committee 4. Soft-spoken . . . often serious and bashful . . . well-liked . . . a sin- cere friend . . . always has a smile on his face . . . a boy who is sure to succeed in life. JOHN WILLIAM BRUCE 15 Poplar Street Favorite Memories: Junior Prom Future Plans: College Camera Club, Commercial Club, Chairman of Bulletin Board Com- mittee: Student Council 35 Glee Club 1. Fastidious . . . a good worker . . . one of Mr. Moran's assistants . . . well known around town and the pride of the Stop and Shop . . . an enthusiastic photography fan . . . the cafeteria will be lost without Jack. -16' LEONARD PETER BUCCHINO 7 Taylor Street Favorite Memories: Italian Class Future Plans: Insurance Business Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Minstrel Show. Easy-going' . . . a good worker . . . has many friends . . . doesn't seem to care about school work, but does well . . . likes dances and jazz sessions. LOUISE BYRON 7 Grove Street Favorite Memories: Economics Class Future Plans: To seek employment Glee Club: Commercial Club, Minstrel Show, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Attractive . . . sincere . . . has a smile for everyone . . . fun-loving Louise is always willing to help a friend . . . the center of many a laughing' group. JOANNE THERESE CALABRESE 159 Congress Street Favorite Memories: Lunch Hour Future Plans: Travel Junior Red Cross: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Carefree . . . good-natured . . . always bubbling' over with chatter . . . loves to dance the tango . . . easy going, never lets homework bother her . . . never a dull moment when Joanne is around. LOUIS RALPH CALABRESE 159 Congress Street Favorite Memories: Football Games Future Plans: Army .Iovial . . . hardly ever seen without his bosom pal, Frank . . . with his pleasing' personality and sense of humor We know that he Will achieve his ambition. X X s Y 'N 4 'ke X x 1 G Q x W fr , - ' ,,',f' . , , ex p as Q fr: iz! Q p rf ifixw vigil-ga 'Q i 1 3: 3 r , ' , -f I 1.: .V p W , ., A-,gg X , ROBERT BRUCE CAMERON 303 Main Street Favorite Memory: Opening Day of Fishing Season Future Plans: Electronics School Football 2, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Red Cross, Glee Club. Taciturn . . . mechanically inclined . . . would rather go hunting than attend classes . . . who Wouldn't . . . pal of Louie Murphy from South End . . . good electrician. JOSEPH ANTHONY CAPECE 26 Chestnut Street Favorite Memories: School Dances Future Plans: Army Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball. Unconcerned . . . a loyal friend . . . courteous . . . an enthusiastic outdoor sports fan . . . loves to skate . . . gets sentimental over Because of You . . . One of Ben's boys. DONALD PAUL CARROLL 15V2 Main Street Favorite Memories: Economics Class Future Plans: Sports Football Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Springreen may be small, but his spirit makes up for it on the basketball court . . . one of our sharp- shooters . . . Good shooting, Springreen. EDWARD FRANCIS CASTIGLIONE 31 Fruit Street Favorite Memories: Playing Sports Future Plans: Air Force Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nonchalant . . . good-looking . . . equally at home on the gridiron, court, or diamond . . . has a host of friends and admirers . . . . possesses a quiet but mischievous nature. ADAM MICHAEL COLAIANNI 1 Luby Avenue Favorite Memories: Intramural Basketball Future Plans: Physical Education Director M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel Show 4. Mischievous . . . good looking . . . the life of chemistry class . . . will be remembered for his jokes and silly pranks . . . a good player on the gridiron . . , Cully possesses a keen mind. JOHANNA MARIE CUTROPIA 40 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: Junior Prom Future Plans: Clerical 'Work Commercial Club: Glee Club: M.H.S.S.A. 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 4. Talented . . . tiny , . . one of the reasons for the success of our Minstrel Show . . . well-dressed . . . brings a smile wherever :she goes . . . our ray of sunshine. MARY LEE DALRYMPLE 19 Thayer Street Favorite Memories: Rotary Club Auction Future Plans: College Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Program Committee 2: Co-Chairman 3: Freshman Dance Committee: Secretary, Junior- Senior Reception Committee: Secretary, Science Club 3, -13 French Club 49 Minstrel Show 3: Commercial Club 4: Glee Club 1: O.L.I. Se-date . . . sometimes . . . she made a most charming Prom Queen . . . desires to be a school teacher . . . soft-spoken . . . amicable . . . well-liked by all her classmates. JOANNA MARIE DALTORIO 10 Fountain Street Favorite Memories: Algebra Class Future Plans: Nursing Commercial Club. Quiet . . . possesses a friendly smile and even disposition . . . gifted with the softest voice in the class . . . one teacher told her never to raise it on the principle that there are many raucous voices but 'too few quiet ones. 7721 YW- MARY ANN IYAMELIO 253 Purchase Street Favorite Memories: Rotary Club Aubtion Future Plans: Teacher Glee Club 15 Junior Red Cross Committee 25 Secretary 35 Vice Presi- dent 45 Junior Science Club 35 Handbook Committee, Make-up Editor 35 Publicity Manager of Student Council 45 Commercial Club 45 Junior Senior Reception Committee5 Dante Club 3, 45 Camera Club 45 O. L. I. Committee, Literary Editor. Demure . . . petite . . . a pleasing combination of brains and beauty . . . possesses a sparkling sense of humor and a charming personality . . . bound to revolutionize the 'teaching profession. VIOLA MARIE DEL SIGNORE 45 Beach Street Favorite Memories: Law Class Future Plans: Clerical Work Glee Club 15 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 O. L. I. Committee. Good-natured . . . possesses a scintillating smile . . . the life of her crowd . . . the center of laughs in all her classes . . . one of the best-groomed girls in our class . . . keep on smiling Vi, and success will be yours. NICHOLAS ALFRED DE RUVO 90 Hayward Street Favorite Memories: Football Banquet Future Plans: College Class President 1, 25 Student Council 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, -15 Hand- book Committeeg Junior and Senior Dance Committeeg Junior- Senior Reception Committee5 Freshman Dance Committee. Suave . . . handsome . . . a happy-go-lucky fellow . . . well dressed . . . marvelous athlete . . . his exceptional skill on the football field proved him to be the most valuable player of the season. LOIS ANN DE SANTIS 35 Pond Street Favorite Memories: Football Games Future Plans: Clerical Work M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Reception Commitee5 Minstrel Show 35 O. L. I. Committeeg Glee Club 1. Carefree . . . a sincere friend with a charming smile for everyone . . . one of our sweetest girls . . . her driving lessons caused the instructor's hair to stand on end. FRANCIS JOHN DI VITTO 4 West Brook Street Favorite Memories: Prom Future Plans: Trade School M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Talkative has man f ' . . . y riends . . . never happy unless he's telling one of his many jokes to a pal . . . the life of Economics class . . . never seen without L ' -' - ' oule . . . iight, Francis '! ELIZABETH ANNE DUGAN 1 Otis Street Favorite Memories: Fourth Period Class Future Plans: Office 'Work Commercial Club 4: O. L. I. Committee: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4. Reserved . . . always expresses he lf rse at the right moment . . has a winning Way and a pleasant smile , . . Art is her pastime . Best of luck, Betty! VIRGINIA MAE FERRARO 169 Purchase Street Favorite Memories: Practical lVIath Class F uture Plans: College German Club President Pleasant . . . never savs much n t d , . . . ea resser . . . always has a smile on her face . . . easy-going . . . Ginny is one of our quiet girls ibut not on Purchase Streetj. CLAIRE MARIE FERRELLI 8 Della Street Favorite Memories: Football games Future Plans: Ofiice Work M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Reception Committee, Minstrel Show 43 Commercial Club 2, 4. Charming . . . h ' ' as a way with clothes . . . always neatly and smartlv dressed . . . likes parties and dances . - . . . her smile is her key to success. af: . Va. , xl 1, N , , .iff I' e . ff Q. . ' - . ilf i1 l' fL ' , ' ' !',1tff' t 1 K ,. . . 354i-Vg . 4921 . , ,s X .ff 7' - W 1 : 4-fx. Q fa:Q:j.ff,' S' ' Q ' A . 47 iff. '1 . VICTOR PETER FILOSA 58 Meade Street Favorite Memories: Minstrel Show Future Plans: Bartender Band 1, 2, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Humorous . . . Kiver is one of our great game hunters . . . comedy star of all our minstrel shows . . . always ready for a good laugh . . . never a dull moment with Kiver around. DONALD BOURNE FISHER 51 Fruit Street Favorite Memories: Football Practice Future Plans: To go into business Football 3, 45 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 35 Commercial Club -ig M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. Carefree . . . always has a smile . . . Pete has many friends . . . good-looking . . . likes to drive his father's car . . . never seems to have a worry in the world. DON GARDINER FLANDERS 448 East Main Street Favorite Memories: Daily Blah Future Plans: Study Electronics French Club: Student Council: Program Committee. Quiet . . . rarely seen without Jim, his partner in crime . . . thinks fast . . . works conscientiously . . . can talk convincingly on any subject. BRUNA LILLIAN FORNACIARI 11 Reade Street Favorite Memories: Problems Class Future Plans: Nursing lll.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dante Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 13 Glee Club 13 Junior Ring Committee, Dance Committee: Commercial Club 4: Minstrel Show 3: Student Council 4: O,L.I. Enthusiastic . . . always on the move . . . an energetic dancer . . . provided many laughs in Mr. Cahill's 4th, period class . . . Her ever- lasting pep is her trademark . . . will cheer her future patients back to health. ,sa-dl' . nl 1 ' ' 11.4, '21 10,1 if ,,, 5. 9' . .1 K ' f - f 'ff 11.24 , Av! K 12, -,f f 1- V , . VAA4, eg f 1 ' w ,a'.v4 G 1.:1f',.. L..,,--5-1551 ' N .i1 '1:- . .hw ww M' ,mEE--' ., --. , ,rf ' An IW ANNA A. GARABEDIAN 113 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: Lunch Time Future Plans: Secretary Junior Prom Committee 33 Junior-Senior Reception 35 O.L.I. Com- mittee 4g Commercial Club 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sincere . . . good hearted . . . one of the most popular girls in her class . . . a girl with a warm heart and a friendly smile . . . her true friendship will long be remembered. HUMPHREY GERMAGIAN 160 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: Playing Baseball Future Plans: Art School Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, O.L.I. Committee, Junior- Senior Reception. Artistic . . . always seen drawing . . . happy-go-lucky . . . seldom seen without a baseball in his hand . . . shy with the girls . . . his art will never be forgotten. MICHAEL ANTHONY GOGLIORMELLA 64 East Main Street Favorite Memories: Band Future Plans: Band Leader Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, Treasurer 45 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 4. Nonchalant . . . lad with the licorice stick . . . our successor to the inimitable Ted Lewis . . . if everybody isn't happy it isn't Tony's fault . . . jolly jester of the jumping jive . . . that's our Tony. LOUIS LUCHINI GUERRIERE 6 North Street Favorite Memories: Football Practice Future Plans: College Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4, Basketball 35 Minstrel Show 4, M.H.S. S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Happy-go-lucky . . . Babe is always ready for a good time . . . one of our top athletes, a real sport, on or off the field. KACHADOOR CHARLES HAROIAN 115 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: Lunch Periods Future Plans: Barber School M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Jovial . . . the boy with the popular laugh . . . Kachie may be one of our future barbers . . . He really looks good in the Buick! MERLE GRACE HATTEN 97 Depot Street Favorite Memories: Stenography and Transcription Class Future Plans: Secretarial School Commercial Clubg German Clubg M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Good-natured . . . pleasant to talk to . . . known for her remarkable memory . . . has a friendly smile and Winning personality that will help her achieve success and happiness. DOROTHY MARGARET IANNETTI 17 Chestnut Street Favorite Memories: Girl's Basketball games Future Plans: Girl's Physical Education Instructor Glee Club 1, Freshman Dance Committee 25 Ring Committee 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Co-Capt. Basketball 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: O.L.I. 4. Witty . . . athletic . . . artistic . . . one of our best athletes . . capable student . . . a credit to M.H.S. and herself. JANICE MARIE KELLEY 36 West Street Favorite Memories: Junior Prom, Problems Class Future Plans: College Glee Club, Freshman Welcome Committeeg Commercial Club, Junior- Senior Reception Committee: O.L.I. Committeeg French Club: Minstrel Show 3, 4. Loquacious . . . Jan has more snap, crackle, and pop than any break- fast cereal on the market . . . Kell's patients will never have a dull moment once she starts on her favorite subject, Ted Williams. Q st K sri? Q Lf. ff., AW 'J-T X Q au! .gfwfjfg ,. .fl '51-ik'-as-1, . . ., fri? W MICHAEL JOHN KOWALCZYK 28 Beach Street Extension Favorite Memories: Problems Class Future Plans: To be an All-American Dante Club 2, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Football I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Program Committee 2. Lively . . . athletic . . . Mickey shines on the football field as well as on the dance fioor . . . he is well known for his unique laugh and his excellent taste in clothes. FRANK JOHN LANCISI, JR. 93 East Main Street Favorite Memories: Jam Sessions Future Plans: Aeronautics Dante Clubg Junior Ring Committee, Baseball 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 4. Active . . . popular with the freshman girls . . . the life of C-12 . . . present at all school activities . . . what will those band room jam sessions be like without Sonny? JEAN MARIE LA PRESTE 66 Central Street Favorite Memories: Girls' Basketball games Future Plans: Physical Education Instructor Glee Club 1, Freshman Dance Committee 2: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4: Junior -Senior Reception Committee 3, Commercial Club, Secretary. Athletic . . . comical . . . Jeanie excels in any sport she plays . . . co-captain of the girls' basketball team . . . leading point scorer . . . also a wizard at roller skating . . . there is always laughter when Jeanie is around. AVROM AARON LEVY 52 Congress Street Favorite Memories: Minstrel Show Future Plans: To enter college Junior Red Cross, President, French Club, President, Student Coun- cil 4, Science Club 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Minstrel Show 4: O.L,I.g Drive Committee. Studious . . . argumentative . . . especially in French . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . our aifable president of the .Junior Red Cross Council. Qs QB CATHERINE ANN LIBERTO 94 Hayward Street Favorite Memories: Cheerleading' Future Plans: Nursing Class Vice-President 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, Captain 45 Dante Club Vice-President 2, 35 Basketball 3, 4, Junior Ring Committee, Junior Science Club 3, 45 Student Council 25 Secretary 3, 45 Junior-Senior Reception Committee, Glee Club 1: Commercial Club 45 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Popular . . . friendly , . . Cathie is known and well-liked by every- one . . . Her vitality as captain of our cheering' squad is amazing' . . . with her pleasing personality and ambition, Cathie is sure to achieve success in her career. ANN HELEN LIOCE 18 West Walnut Street Favorite Memories: The day I met Paul Future Plans: Undecided M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Club 3. Cute . . . friendly . . . neatly dressed . . . W'e will always remember Tooky as the quiet type . . . loads of luck to a girl we'll always remember. NANCY LOUISE LOMBARDI 20 Water Street Favorite Memories: Economics Future Plans: To travel Glee Club 1: Minstrel Show 33 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerful . . . adds pleasure to all her classes . , . her bright person- ality brings a ray of sunshine wherever she goes . . . Nancy has many friends. PHYLLIS ANN LOMBARDI 33 Westbrook Street Favorite Memories: Band room jam sessions Future Plans: College Band, Head Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Dante Club 2, 3, 4, Social Committee, Bulletin Board Committee: Junior- Senior Dance Committee 3, 45 O.L.I. Committee: Glee Club 1, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Arresting . . . statuesque . . . our talented majorette . . . Phyl will always be remembered for her marvelous ability on the dance Hoor . . . with her Hashing smile and personality she is sure to be a success. NICHOLAS ALFRED LUCCA 41 Grant Street Favorite Memories: Junior Home Room Future Plans: Sports Editor Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 1, 3, 4. Suave . . . fun-loving' . . . well-dressed . . . does his sha1'e on the basketball team . . . always has a mischievous twinkle in his eye . . . possesses a winning personality. PAULA JOSEPHINE LUISETTI 201 East Main Street Favorite Memories: Football Games Future Plans: Undecided Freshman Dance Committee: Dante Club 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: Junior-Senior Reception Committee: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Amiable . . . always in on the fun . . . seldom seen without a smile . l h . . . sincere . . . popular . . . Paula is one of those classmates W om we will never forget. Q GIACHINO JOHN MARTELLO 25 Granite Street Favorite Memories: Playing Football Future Plans: None O.L.I. Committee: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior- Senior Reception Committee, Student Council. Sociable . . . artistic . . . loves music . . . likes sports . . . one of ' ' h he is our illustrious editors . . . never more at home than W en working' on cars. f CONCETTA SAVERIA MASTROIANNI ' 4 Plain Street Favorite Memories: Junior Prom Future Plans: Secretarial School Dante Club 1, 2: Freshman Dance Committee: Junior-Senior Recep- tion Committee: Commercial Club 49 Basketball: M.H.S.S.A.g Glee Club 1, 23 O.L.I. Committee: Minstrel Show 3. Cute . . . quiet . . . Connie is a dark-haired twinkling-eyed beauty . . . one of our star basketball players . , . well-liked by all who know her. N mmf' c': '7'W' , Of ROCCO SAMUEL MlORELLl 31 Whitney Street Favorite Memories: Sixth period Future Plans: Enter the Army Football 1. Friendly . . . happy-go-lucky . . . Rocky is always ready to be part of the fun , . . we are sure that with his pleasant manner and ex- perience at the Stop and Shop he will go far in life. FRANCES CARROLL NELSON 16 West Pine Street Favorite Memories: Band Future Plans: Receptionist Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 43 Minstrel Show 1, 'lg Ring Committee 33 Glee Club 15 M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3. Attractive . . . witty . . . full of fun . . . one of our best baton twirlers . . . Nellie's sparkling' personality has brightened up many dull moments. EMMANUELLA SYLVIA OZELLA . 10Vz Genoa Avenue Favorite Memories: Lunch Hour, Locker Room Future Plans: Housewife Commercial Club 3, 45 Treasurer 35 O.L.I. Committee, M.H.S.S.A. Sincere . . . good-hearted . . . conscientious about her work . . . can be seen at the Bus Terminal . . . doesn't seem happy in typing class . . . Ella's quiet manner has made her a friend to all. MARION EUNICE PALANZI 88 Depot Street Favorite Memories: Football games Future Plans: Office worker lVl.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 35 Junior Red Cross. Loquacious . . . a tiny bundle of charm . . . enjoys long conversation with her many friends over the telephone . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . Mae's smile will long be remembered at M.H.S. 'R h .Q Q 5 X it c r. ' 4 ERNEST RALPH MASTROIANNI 4 Plain Street Favorite Memories: Minstrel Show Future Plans: Lawyer Minstrel Show 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 4, President of Student Council 45 Dante Club 2, Freshman Dance Committee. Versatile . . . witty . . . a talented singer . . . Mr. Personality Plus . . . a student too . . . far from bashful . . . Remember the many laughs he gave us in the minstrel show. GORDON ALLEN MCGONNELL 109 Main Street Favorite Memories: Junior Home-room Future Plans: Navy M.H.s.s.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Quiet . . . sincere . . . Gordon is one of our modest and polite boys . . . he has always been a true friend. JOHN JOSEPH MIGNONE, JR. 80 Medway Street Favorite Memories: Football Games Future Plans: Professional Football Player Minstrel Show 43 Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, M.H.S.S.A. 2, 3, 43 Junior-Senior Reception Committee. Athletic . . . one of the best players on the gridiron . . . captain of the basketball team . . . has many friends . . . fun-loving . . . has a way with the girls. HELEN JANE MOREIRA 20 Prospect Heights Favorite Memories: Senior Hop Future Plans: Oiiice Work M.H.S.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 4g Minstrel Show 3, 4g Glee Club 4. .Tovial . . . Full of fun . . . Helen is the life of any party . . . a girl who is sure to succeed in life. E' NANCY SOLFRID PETERSON 468 Purchase Street Favorite Memories: Science Club dances, Minstrel Show Future Plans: Nurse Glee Club 1g Junior Red Cross Committee 1, Science Club lg French Club 1, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3. Lively . . . loves a good time . . . loves arguments . . . refreshingly frank . , . quick sense of humor . . . lovable . . . That is our Nancy. RALPH MARIO PORZIO 15 Lawrence Street Favorite Memories: Junior Homeroom Future Plans, Army Homeroom Representative 35 M.H.S.S.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Co-Chairman of Program Committee. Happy-go-lucky . . . nothing ever seems to bother Ralph . . . an excellent friend . . . doesn't like school work . . . seems quiet at first, but gets right into the swing of things. ROBERT ALLEN QUATTROCHIO 76 Depot Street Favorite Memories: Chem. Lab. Future Plans: Photography School Camera Clubg Science Clubg Minstrel Show, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Nonchalant . . . takes everything in his stride . . . it was Bob who made chemistry one of the most interesting subjects with his little accidents . . . a photography enthusiast. MARIE GRACE RICCI 84 South Bow Street Favorite Memories: Junior Prom, Senior Hop Future Plans: Housewife Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 45 O,L.l.g Commercial Club. Sparkling . . . talented . . . an attractive miss . . . one of the featured attractions of our Minstrel Show . . . possesses an even disposition . . . best of luck, Marie. if In S X We VIRGINIA LEE RICHARDS 154 Purchase Street Favorite Memories: Girls' Basketball games Future Plans: Laboratory Technician President of Junior Red Cross 4, O.L.I. Committee: Basketball 3, French Club, Secretary, 4: Science Club 3, 43 Junior-Senior Re- ception Committeeg Freshman Dance Committee, Glee Club 1: Minstrel Show 3: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club -1. Dependable . . . joyful . . . neatly dressed . . . her laugh can be heard all over the school . . . Ginny always has a smile for everyone . . . know her and you'll love her. FLORENCE CLAUDETT 38 Emmons Street Favorite Memories: Science Club dances Future Plans: Nurse Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4: Camera Club 4: Commercial Club 4, Science Club 3, 4, Minstrel Show 3, 4g Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3, Freshman Dance Committee 2. Dainty . . quiet E RICHARDSON . . . . refined . . . a smile for every one . . . timid and little, but sweet as they come . . . perfect for the nursing field . . . ask Patty how she got that nickname. JAMES DONALD ROBERTSON 7 Poplar Street Favorite Memories: Physics Laboratory Future Plans: Attend M.I.T. Handbook Committee 1, 2, 35 O.L.I. Committee, Business Manager, French Club. Scientific . . . always ready with a good joke and a lusty laugh . . . whenever Jim and Don get togethe ' vo r m the Chemistry laboratory, U u can be sure of a bang-up time. PAUL ROSENBAUM 35 West Street Favorite Memories: Extra Period Future Plans: School of Drafting Science Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2: Minstrel Sh 1, 2, 3 4' ' ow 1, 2, 33 M.H.S.S.A. , , Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Jovial . . . never lets studies interfere with a good time . . . can be found Wherever there are girls . . . alw hand. ays ready to lend a helping , X X ff:1 'f f,1? ff, Qi' , 'V 'V , Q, 4 2 if 2 I ? ff Vff A f fin 7 I -yew gf , X ' , , .-fffqlggff, ' V -, 1. - V ,M uf GRACE MARIE RUGGIERO 230 Central Street Favorite Memories: Economics Class Future Plans: Telephone Operator M.H.s.s.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g o.L.1. Well dressed , . . we shall always remember Grace's quiet, neat manner . . . an attractive girl who is sure to succeed in life. ROSE ANN SANTORO 7 Cook Street Favorite Memories: Senior Hop of 1950 Future Plans: Nursing Freshman Dance Committee, Junior-Senior Reception Committee 35 Dante Club 25 Minstrel Show 3g M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Fun-loving . . . Well dressed . . . wherever there is dancing you'll iind Rosie . . . with such a versatile personality she is sure to bring life to any hospital . . . we'll always remember Rosie for her cheer- ful Ways and her dancing feet. JAMES GERALD SCANZAROLI 38 South Main Street Favorite Memories: Football Practice Future Plans: To enter Business School f.P.L.I.g Student Council, Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 Happy-go-lucky . . . carefree . . . Scanza is one of Mr. Brucato's prize football players . . . He rates high in scholastic ability also . . . we all thank Jim for the editing of a marvelous yearbook. ANN MARIE SCIROCCO 42 South Bow Street Favorite Memories: Junior Home Room Future Plans: Secretarial Work Freshman Dance Committee 2, Commercial Club 45 Minstrel Show 45 M.H.S.S.A, 1, 2, 3, 4. Happy-go-lucky . . . a cute little bundle of joy . . . Marie is always ready for a good laugh . . . appreciates a good joke . . . loves to jitterbug . . . possesses a sunny disposition . . . Marie is the life of any party. .,.7 5 ,.,..,ff ' 7 4 1 f MARGUERITE MARY SHUBER 75 Prospect Street Favorite Memories: Minstrel Show Future Plans: Teacher Class Treasurer 2: Prog-ram Committee: Social Committee: Dante Clubg Commercial Clubg Freshman Dance Committee: O.L.I.g Junior-Senior Reception: Minstrel Showg Handbook Committeeg Glee Club: M.H.S.S.A. Friendly . . . smiling . . . Maggie our our ray of sunshine . . . al- ways has a pleasant 'tHi for everyone . . . without her our 1951 minstrel show wouldn't have been complete. BARBARA ANN SIMMONS 45 Pearl Street Favorite Memories: Science Club Dance Future Plans: Student Nurse Glec Club 1, 2g Secretary of Handbook Committeeg Science Club 3, 43 French Club 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Minstrel Showg Fresh- man Dance Committee: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Attractive . . . beautiful dimples . . . fun-loving . . . sincere and loyal friend . . . favorite pastime, boyfriend Pat . . . one -of our future nurses. JEAN MARIE STEFANONI 12 Vine Street Favorite Memories: Minstrel Show Future Plans: Business School Glee Club 2g Minstrel Show 3, 4g O.L.I.g Dante Club 2, 33 M.H.S.S.A. Pleasant . . . studies never interfere with Jean's good times . . . has a sunny disposition . . . loves to roller skate . . . a sure success in anything she undertakes. CHRISTINE ANN TELLIER 47 South Main Street Favorite Memories: Economics Class Future Plans: Modeling Freshman Dance Committeeg Commercial Clubg Handbook Committeeg Student Council. Chic . . . poised . . . always well dressed . . . has that band box look . . . conversationalist . . . Chris certainly has the necessary qualifications for a successful model. SARAH JEAN TOMASO 58 Grove Street Favorite Memories: Economics Class i Future Plans: Telephone Operator Cheerleader 3, 4: Freshman Dance Committee 2: Glee Club 1, 2, Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3, Commercial Club -ig M.H.S. S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Sweet . . . one of our cute cheerleaders . . . a quiet and composed nature . . . her pleasant manner makes her a friend to all. PATRICIA JOAN VALAKIS 37 West Street Favorite Memories: German Club, Glee Club Future Plans: Secretary Glee Club, Red Cross, French Clubg German Club, O.L.l. Committee. Tiny . . . reserved . . . a talented pianist . . . always has a pleasant smile . . . rarely seen without Merle. LOUIS JOHN VALENTE 7 Free Street Favorite Memories: Hallowe'en Dance, Junior Prom Future Plans: College Glee Club 15 Dante Club 2, 3 ,4g Commercial Club 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Freshman Dance Committee 2, Junior Prom Commottee 35 Junior-Senior Reception Committee 3: Student Council Member 35 Social Committee 4, M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. I-'opular . . . energetic . . . takes part in our activities . . . a success both socially and scholastically . . . claims that he spent his spare time studying music and practicing . . . a visit to the dentist will be at pleasure when Lou opens up an office here. JOSE FRANCIS VALERIO 24 Prospects Heights Favorite Memories: Sports, Minstrel Shows Future Plans: Undecided Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Minstrel Show 4, M.H.S.S.AA. 3, 4. Dashing . . . a boy who loves to dance . . . neat in attire . . . wins the admiration of many girls with his captivating smile . . . will long remember him as one of our baseball players . . . to all he is known as Hose Q,,,,n ':L, A 1 A , . ll l 'Gwinn--f ' MARY JANE VARTABEDIAN 111 Prospects Heights Favorite Memories: Economics Class Future Plans: Telephone Operator Glee Club 1, 2: Cheerleader 2: Freshman Dance Committee 2: Stu- dent Council 3: Commercial Club 4: Minstrel Show 4: M.H.S. s.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Ifert . . . mischievous . . . always getting into trouble but manages to get out of it . . . loves to dance . . . a great Billy Eckstine fan . . . Mary's easy-going charm and good looks will long be remembered. HAROLD CARL VALENSKY Blanchard Road Favorite Memories: Band, Prom and Hop Future Plans: Art School Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 2, 3, 4: Science Club: French Club, Vice-President: Social Committee: Handbook Committee: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3. W'itty . . . talented in both drawing and music . . . happy-go-lucky . . . seen constantly with a smile on his Visage . . . the only thing Hank ever forgets to do is his French homework. BERNARD ANTHONY VILLAN1 55 High Street Favorite Memories: Freshman Homeroom Future Plans: Business School Commercial Club 4: O.L.I. Committee: Student Council 4: Dance Committee 3. Good-looking . . . fun-loving . . . Bernie is a true friend . . . enthu- siastic Student Council member . . . not seen nearly enough at our socials . . . a good classmate . . . best of luck in the future. EVELYN MAE WELLMAN 3 Gibbon Avenue Favorite Memories: Junior Prom Future Plans: Airline hostess Student Council 1, 2: Bulletin Board Committee 1: Minstrel Show 1, 3, 4:: Science Club 3, 4: French Club 4: Commercial Club 4: O.L.I. Committee: Glee Club 1: Handbook Committee, Editor 3: M.H.S.S.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Conscientious . . . versatile . . . one of our snappy baton twirlers . . . does many things well . . . heartily recommends the State Theatre . . . rarely, if ever, seen without her best pal Nellie. ROBERT PAUL WHELEN 14 Chestnut Street Favorite Memories: Football Future Plans: College Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Minstrel Show 4. Athletic . . . popular . . . Bobby is one of our quiet and modest classmates . . . loves all kinds of sports and never refuses to help a friend . . . Bob is the handsome and capable captain of the base- ball team. .fb 14' R Nwad a gf' Miss Catherine Liberto Was chosen by the senior class to be our D A R representative. This attrac- tive miss has been a cheerleader for three years, and has done an excellent job as captain of this year's squad. She also ranks high in scholastic ability. Last but not least she has made many, many friends through her pleasant personality and quiet charm. 'Y 0. .L'. 9. Early in October a First Prize award was made by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association to the 1951 O.L.I. The goal of equaling that excellent book became one of our ambitions. The O.L.I. Committee Was selected by Tosches, and Mr. J. Gerard Sweeney be- came our faculty adviser. James Scanzaroli was our Editor in Chief, and James Robertson was Business Manager. Under the direction of Chairman Phyllis Lombardi, a food sale was conducted to raise funds for the book. We have been fortunate in re- ceiving the cooperation of the local merchants Who donated money by purchasing advertising. Without their generous support We would have had great difficulty in collecting enough to meet expenses. These are the people to Whom praise is due for working on the book: Ann Marie Alberta Elizabeth Dugan Peter Bedrosian Bruna Fornaciari Viola DelSignore Anna Garabedian Mary Lee Dalrymple Humphrey Germagian Mary D'Amelio Dorothy Iannetti James Robertson Janice Kelley Grace Ruggiero Aaron Levy James Scanzaroli PTIYIHS LOH1bHFCli Marguerite Shuber Giachino Martello Jean Stefanoni Concetta Mastroianni Patricia Valakis Emmanuella Ozella Evelyn Wellman Marie Ricci Lois DeSantis Virginia Richards Bernard Villani N . Up ,ff X i PN Q 277' 5 Senialz Week eammilllee The Senior Week Committee was chosen in May with Catherine Liberto as general chairman. This committee worked under the supervision of Mr. Harold Moran, in charge of activities and program, and Miss Catherine Curtin, in charge of finances. This committee undertook the job of preparing our activities for the last Week of school. Senior Night, the Senior Excursion, Class Field Day held at the Town Park, Class Banquet at the Meadows, Junior-Senior Reception, and Alumni Reunion will afford us many pleasant memories. GENERAL CHAIRMAN Catherine Liberto SECRETARY Agnes Barsamian TREASURER John Bruce CHAIRMAN Ernest Mastroianni Alphonse Andreotti Jean LaPreste Anthony Bonina Marion Palanzi Leonard Bucchino Robert Quattrochio Louise Byron Rose Santoro Adam Colaiainni Ann Scirocco Nicholas DeRuvo Barbara Simmons Louis Guerriere Christine Tellier Merle Hatten Sarah Tomaso Frank Lancisi Louis Valente Paula Luisetti Harold Vilensky Ann Lioce Robert Whelen Wamch Glad This year the French Club has once again been formed under the capable direc- tion of Mademoiselle Margaret Pianca. All third year French students are eligible for membership. Officers of the club are: President Monsieur Aaron Levy, Vice-President Monsieur Harold Vilensky, Secretary Mademoiselle Virginia Richards, and Treasurer Mademoiselle Evelyn Wellman. Meetings of the club are held once a month during the regular French period. These meetings usually open with the recitation of L'Oraison Dominicale and include the singing of La Marseillaise. Each member presents a selec- tion in French at this time. Membership in the French Club has been an enjoyable and beneficial experience for all of us because of the inspirational leadership of Mademoiselle Pianca. rg w 3 Z fy A lf 'Was Gamma glad The Camera Club of Milford High School has a restricted membership of ten pupils. This restriction is due to the limited space for a darkroom and is based on the in- terest of its members. The club is comprised of members of all four classes, but the officers are seniors, as is stated in the club's constitution. The ofiicers are: President John Bruce and Secretary-Treasurer Robert Quotrocchio. The main function of the Camera Club is to instruct and instill a better knowledge and appreciation for all phases and branches of photography. lt teaches the students by means of actual experience, how to develop and finish their own prints. The club is most fortunate in having a darkroom completely equipped with one of the member's equipment among which is an enlarger. This club has as its adviser, Mr. J. Gerard Sweeney, Director of Audio-visual teaching at M. H. S., who is himself a photography enthusiast. If all goes well this may someday be a leading club in Milford High School. .Slmlewi Emma! This year marks the fifth anniversary of the Milford High School Student Associa- tion and we are proud to say that We have an enrollment of 100 percent. The associa- tion is governed by the Student Council which consists of all the class officers, eight members-at-large, and a representative from each home-room. The council has four officers who are elected by the entire student body each year. The association sends baskets to ill members, and spiritual bouquets if there is a death in the immediate family or if a member dies. The association also conducted many successful drives. Many enjoyable social events were held this year and four ex- cellent programs Were presented in the auditorium. Uaafaaical Qanleu' During the beginning of February, the MHS student body assembled in the auditorium to Witness the annual Oratorical Contest. Seniors participating in this affair were: Mary D'Amelio, Phyllis Lombardi, Virginia Richards, Peter Bedrosian, Aaron Levy, and Ernest Mastroianni. Under the coaching of lVIr. Lawrence Catusi, the partici- pants developed their speeches into forceful orations, which were delivered very skillfully. Peter Bedrosian was judged the Winner by the faculty. Mr. Tosches congratulated Peter Bedrosian for his excellent essay and his fine delivery. fbafafe Glad The Dante Club was organized under the supervision of Mr. Gabriel Di Battista, head of Social Studies Department of the High School. The club as in previous years fos- tered the study of the Italian language and appreciation of the beauty of its literature. With Louis Valente as its president the Dante Club was enthusiastic in its support of cultural advances made through the study of Italian. Plans for several ac- tivities Were on the fire as the book goes to press. The senior class is unanimous in its acclaim of the achievements and potentialities of the Dante Club and each of us urges support of this organization by future classes. The officers are: Louis Valente, President Ernest Vesperi, Treasurer Ann Tumolo, Vice President Joanne Beccia, Secretary up I, mmm Glad We found that there were several benefits to be gained from the German Classes be- sides the literary. Miss Pianca has the reputation of being one of the best cake makers in the neighborhood. It was rather difficult to murmur Ein, ZWei through a mouth- ful of delicious food, and of course our excellent table manners would have fore-stalled any such event. We were twice blessed by the calmness and Warmth of our teacher's per- sonality and shall cherish in our memories the pictures we can recall of those pleasant occasions. Under the masterful guidance of Miss Pianca, the German Club has completed an- other successful year. The achievements and success of the club are a tribute to Miss Pianca's untiring efforts. In the above picture are shown the club members: President, Virginia Ferrarog Vice-President, Merle Hatteng Secretary, Patricia Valakisg Treasurer, Harold Vilensky. Also shown above as guests are the first-year German students. Although our club was limited to four members, We enjoyed every minute of it. The memory of Miss Pianca and the benefits of all her teachings will live with us through- out our future years. eamacw ew eThe Commercial Club was organized again this year under the direction of Miss Eva Burns. Our oiiicers were: President, Bernard Villanig Vice-President, Evelyn Well- man, Secretary, Jean LaPresteg Treasurer, Anthony Gogliormella. The chief activity of the club was the publishing of the Commercial Paper. The aim of our staff was to publish all news concerning Milford High School. The Buzz col- umn and short stories were enjoyed by all students and they waited enthusiastically for the paper. The Commercial Club is grateful to Miss Burns for her advice and for her support of the club. Every year she has advised the club in its activities, giving her own time and effort for their success. We, the members of the Commercial Club, will not forget her kindness and interest. is 'WW A, st, fcdfzaluand. The school library was placed this year under the supervision of Miss Colavita. She selected Ann Andreano as Head Student Librarian, with Mildred Anderson, Alan Kratzsch, Alice Coelho, and Joyce Aghajanian as assistant librarians. Each pupil devoted at least one period per day to various library duties. Innovations have included a cataloguing of the books and magazines so that students may more easily locate any material or information that is available. An improvement in the attractiveness of the room was made by arranging numerous interesting dis- plays on the bulletin boards, many of which were prepared by Miss Whipple's art classes. Also a corner of the library containing occupational material supplied by Mr. Moran, Guidance Director, has been set aside for the use of the Social studies and guidance classes. Miss Colavita has been successful in arranging the various details of the library, but would be much happier if some new books were purchased to adorn the library shelves. mg- by Bam! The Milford High School Band achieved a degree of perfection which we now almost take for granted. Under the tutelage of Mr. Lancisi, the band has developed into a unit which has become an integral part in our school life and activities. As usual the band was present at every occasion of importance, and we all thrilled to its stirring marches. Football games became more colorful, and the shows between the halves were always successful. But the football season was only the beginning. The band practiced dur- ing the long winter months preparing for the annual spring concert. In the days just preceding the concert, Mr. Lancisi started using a tape recorder to show the band mem- bers just where improvement was needed. The score of the concert was a varied one. It ranged from the classical tunes to the fast moving Tiger Rag. Annually the band marches in the Memorial Day parade and annually the comments are favorable. We have come to expect the best from our band, and we have never been disappointed. iv' Mifune! Shaw The curtains were open, and Ronnie Cahill was sweeping the floor for the opening of the Fifteenth Annual Minstrel Show on the night of December 12, 1951. Victor Filosa practiced a tight-rope walk, while Nick Julian practiced his song before the show. The endmen walked on the stage and carried on a vivid conversation while the chorus took its place. Tony Gogliormella's orchestra started with the strains of Darktown Strutter's Ball and the show was underway with the greetings of our own Master of Ceremonies, Pete Fisher. Among those of the class of ,52 were Johanne Cutropia and Marie Ricci who sang. Ernest Mastroianni presented a skit with Bernie Klem. Surprisingly enough Mar- guerite Shuber and Phyllis Lombardi were endmen. Other endmen were Leo Bucchino, Aaron Levy, Johnny Mignone, and Tony Gogliormella. These endmen managed to get their jokes in between presentations and, with the exception of Leo and Aaron, each gave a vocal solo. The closing song was written and sung by Frances Nelson and Evelyn Wellman with a well-trained chorus in the background. Thus ended another successful minstrel show. We wish to express our thanks and deep gratitude to Ben Lancisi for his help and co- operation to make this show a successful one. 8 uniaa fjaam The Junior Prom of the Class of 1953 Was held on Saturday evening, April 19, 1952 at eight o'clock in the John C. Lynch auditorium. Seventy-five couples danced to the music of Ben Lancisi. The hall was gaily attired as a penthouse garden and the theme was Dancing In The Darkf' The King and Queen of the Prom were Carlo Curral and Barbara Gilmore. This affair was a huge success under the direction of Mr. Edward McGarigle and the cooperative committee members, who are as follows: Matteo Berardi, Chairman Ann Tumolo, Secretary John Tessicini, Treasurer Joanne Beccia Elaine Celozzi Warren Larson Joseph Alves Robert Pagnini Marie Cardone Jeanne Grillo Q05 955369 ' Q C654 2 l -. r F - ,- , .5 -!: . -- L! is -'url ,737 f ,W-, A 4 if f.y, Mffxqwfa lee Glad The Milford High School Glee Club was featured in the Christmas pageant presented by the Student Council. The program was beautifully conceived and directed by Mr. Alex Di Giannantonio. Peter Bedrosian was the narrator. The stage setting Was the Manger scene surrounded by the Wise Men and Shepherds. The Blessed Mother was beautifully portrayed by Eleanor Bibbo, Who is also a member of the Cflee Club. The Glee Club sang nine Christmas songs, With Geraldine Daltorio, Marie Ricci and Johanna Cutropia presenting solos. During the Christmas Holidays the Glee Club sang with the Stacy School Chorus at the Christmas Carol Community singing. The Glee Club has always worked hard to make each event they Were in a success. We are proud of the efforts and We congrat- ulate Mr. Di Giannantonio for a job well done. Science Glad The Milford High School Junior Science Club was reorganized this year under the direction of Mr. Fred A. Metcalf. The purpose of the club is to further and stimulate the students' interest in science. Each member of the club presented experiments at the bi-monthly meetings. An informal Christmas party was held for the students and their parents. Favors were given and refreshments were served to all. Novelty dances were held, and a good time was had by all, as is customary at all club functions. An exhibition was held in May, and was opened to the students of the school. Mem- bers were required to take part in all activities. Each meeting was eagerly antici- pated by the members. The officers of the club were: Peter Bedrosian, Presidentg Warren Larson, Vice-Presi- dentg John Tessicini, Secretaryg and Daniel Glennon, Treasurer. The reason the Science Club is considered one of the most successful activities of the school is our loyal adviser, who has helped us unseliishly. Mr. Metcalf has donated his time and Whole-hearted support for the success of the club. f f ,D A 0 X iw 1 ff, 1 ,,,Ir.,.,,,, 3 I IM. .M if mf, U M., Spnfufd N234 goalie!! Although Milford High's football team did not make an impressive record in the won and lost column, it proved that it was a team that had spirit and the will to win. Under the tutelage of Coaches Charles Brucato, John Calagione, and Charles Espanet, the team developed from an inexperienced, struggling group to a great fighting machine. Under Capt. Eddie Castiglione the team scored impressive victories over Shrewsbury, Maynard, Franklin, and St. Mary's. With a little good fortune the team might have scored startling upsets over heavily favored Clinton, Hudson, Stoughton and Marlboro high schools. At a banquet sponsored by the Sons of Italy, Nick De Ruvo, who was converted from a tackle to a center, was awarded the trophy given annually to the most valu- able player on the football team. The judges made this decision after careful consid- eration of all prospects. SCHEDULE Bartlett High 10 Milford 7 Clinton High 7 Milford 0 Shrewsbury High 7 Milford 19 Franklin High 7 Milford 27 Marlboro High 21 Milford O Maynard High 0 Milford 27 Hudson High 19 Milford 6 Stoughton High 27 Milford 19 St. Mary's High 6 Milford 26 ummm-w,1 1 f , . Baakezfddl The Milford High Basketball squad of 1951 had its disadvantages and advantages. What they lacked in height, they made up in speed. Milford had a fast squad, a big factor in any game, but lacked height, which is a bigger factor. The boys, under Coach Cahill, practiced long and hard and played every game to the best of their abil- ity, but could not withstand the height of their opponents. Milford had shown that their hard work paid off not in victories but in points made per game. Milford High's average was 54.7 points per game. This was made possible by all the boys, but especially Cap- tain John Mignone, Don Carroll, and sophomore Bob Stoico. Milford High next year Will have young veterans back, boys that are tall and full of spirit. Boys such as Bob Stoico, Ronny Brown, Charlie Ramelli, Tony Manzola, and Bob Pagnini will be back to bolster Milford High's basketball future. SCHEDULE . Dec. Milford at Southboro Milford Opponent Jan. Alumni at Milford ,... Milford Opponent Jan. Milford at Franklin .. Milford Opponent Jan. Marlboro at Milford .. Milford Opponent Jan. Clinton at Milford ....,, Milford Opponent Jan. Maynard at Milford .. Milford Opponent Jan. Milford at Hudson ....., Milford Opponent Jan. Franklin at Milford ,. Milford Opponent Feb Milford at Marlboro ., Milford Opponent Feb Southboro at Milford ...,,. Milford Opponent Feb Milford at St. Mary's Milford Opponent Feb Maynard at Milford ,. Milford Opponent Feb Hudson at Milford ,... Milford Opponent Feb Milford at Clinton .... Milford Opponent Feb St. Mary's at Milford Milford Opponent P' WJ' an as-1 S 2 II glam! .1 Wy' 1 . Efuedall The baseball season is always the last item to be recorded in a yearbook. The dead- line for the printers usually comes before much action takes place. We have been for- tunate in being able to record several games at the beginning of the season. The outstanding feature to date has been the one hit game pitched by Ralph Lumenti against Franklin. The story book game was ruined by, of all people, a pinch hitter with two out in the ninth inning. The next man struck out. The young sopho- more truly shows signs of real ability and the team itself has won 10 of its first dozen games Coach Charles Brucato seems to have come up with another of his really good teams. SCHEDULE Apr. 30 Clinton at Milford ,. Milford Opponent May 2 Milford at Maynard Milford Opponent May 6 Marlboro at Milford Milford Opponent May 7 Milford at Wellesley Milford Opponent May 9 Milford at Franklin Milford Opponent May 13 Maynard at Milford Milford Opponent May 15 Milford at Wayland Rain May 16 Hudson at Milford Milford Opponent May 20 Milford at Marlboro Milford Opponent May 21 Wellesley at Milford Rain May 23 Milford at Hudson .... Milford Opponent May 27 Milford at Clinton .. Milford Opponent May 30 Milford at St. Mary's ,... ,,,i M ilford Opponent June 5 Wayland at Milford June 7 St. Mary's at Milford Q Y 5 4 ? w 1 1 K 7 H L. y ,C .V X X of , Q' LW . , , 014044 Gaunlaff in line with the new policy of athletic participation on a broader basis, the Milford High School organized a Cross Country team for the first time in its history. The team was coached by His Versatility, J. Francis Cahill. The team competed in several meets and did remarkably well for its first year in competition. The road course in Milford was tough, with Fountain Street hill being one of the rougher obstacles. The benefits gained from this sport are very real. The competitive spirit is certainly good and the principal conditioning is really of the best. The team boasted of several good runners among whom were Anthony Guerino and Paul Bozigian. Mr. Sweeney claims some credit for developing Paul Bozigian as a run- ner because he says that Paul was always being chased away from the Sweeney grape vines and in the process he learned to run very fast. .,, . . ,,,. , ., 4? . Q A y. ' X A it A ws rw? Gab' Badzetddl The second year of girls' basketball was well under way at the end of Christmas vacation at Milford High School, under the coaching of Miss Gloria Vasile, Physical Education Instructor. Sixty girls attended the first practice. Miss Vasile with the help of the two Co-Captains Jean La Preste and Dotty Iannetti cut the team to twenty-one players. Their first opponents were the Milford High Jay-Vees wearing boxing gloves. The game was won by the girls in the last quarter. The Milford girls were entered into the trial Midland League and played eight sched- uled games. The Varsity team's starting players included Co-Capt. Jean La Preste, Louise Calabrese, and Mary Federico at forward positions. Co-Capt. Dotty lannetti, Catherine Liberto, and Elaine Celozzi at guard positions gave the opposite forwards much trouble. SCHEDULE Milford at Medway i Milford 12 Opponent Milford at Southboro Milford 22 Opponent Maynard at Milford Milford 17 Opponent Milford at Marlboro Milford 20 Opponent Marlboro at Milford Milford 23 Opponent Milford at Medway Milford 28 Opponent Milford at Hudson Milford 19 Opponent I I Baakeldall The intramural basketball league playoffs were Won by the Harvard team, which was lead by Captain Adam Colaianni. The league was organized by Coach Charles Brucato, and players were limited to those who Were not members of the Varsity basketball team. Action was fast and furious and competition was keen. Games Were held two afternoons a Week. Members of the Winning team included Captain Colaianni, V. Liberto, F. DeWolfe, F. Beccia, J. Chappell, Ronnie Cahill, A. Tomaso, and Fred Carley. The league was composed of six teams each of which was named after a leading col- lege. The six teams made it possible for a large number of students to participate in the athletic program which is designed to include as many students as possible. Ghealeaclezn We are all proud of Catherine Liberto, Who is captain of the cheering squad, and her cheerleaders, who are: Sarah Toinaso, Joanne Beccia, Elaine Celozzi, Alice Sanborn, Car- rnella LaPorta, Joan Drew, Sarah Ferrante, Margaret Whelen, and Janice Munyon. They have all made a fine showing on the football field and basketball court. Cathy and her cheering squad have aroused a great deal of enthusiasm and vigor in the stu- dent body of MHS. We would also like to thank Miss Gloria Vasile for assisting the cheerleaders with their different tasks. Congratulations to Miss Vasile, Cathy, and the entire squad for their fine work during the past season. 1-,amz A W f rf X ya J. ' X,-Q, ff . , :U 'Z f . ' Q ,VZ X f 4 259 gnu-1 ' - ,A-. , 'IH II-II ES I HERE ' 1 1 f ' 1- Q' 2 Hfgggf Best Looking Best Natured Phyllis Lombardi Robert Whelen Viola Del Signore Adam Colaianni Whoa WAC. 'WJ Best Dancer Best Dressed Rose Santoro Anthony Gogliormella Michael Kowalczyk Claire Ferrelli Best Athlete Best Artist Jean La Preste Edward Castiglione Elizabeth Dugan Humphrey Germagian Wfnai 7040 My JS-M ,W ,J- X Most Courteous Most Dignified Anthony Bonina Agnes Barsamian John Bruce Mary Lee Dalrymple f , xx- X ' gs ,fa x I ,bu ya- Zhao ' Q 'L x My ,, Vw , ,g f f fy -fL.VAV Most Popular Most Musically Inclined Catherine Liberto Louis Guerriere Johanna Cutropia Anthony Gogliormella Aafiidha 63' Most Likely to Succeed Most Conscientious Mary D'Amelio James Robertson Virginia Richards Aaron Levy Z In a Glau Ay .Jleudj K A r i 1'4 - X-, ,Wm ,,.,l nz 47 MJ! 7fae .fnnea Man a N X .N Xxx Big WWA , A. x ', T A g' 4235 M4 wf V . wi ' ' 0 W7 T-fi 5 1 Q ,kits A , , A ,, A I, ., mg ' Y W! Q6 sf, in-av .il , ,g I fig' Self? Wa, ,f 7,4 www' MW, Wulf Jfaude 3 af a Kimf ana! cz Pala f f f genial: 81644 fjiduae First Row, l. to r.: Elizabeth Dugan, Dorothy Iannetti, Robert Cameron, Catherine Liberto, Louis Valente, Mary D'An1elio Jean LaPreste. Second Row, l. to r.: Nancy Peterson, Rose Santoro, Claire Ferrelli, Paula Luisetti, Connie Mastroianni, Bruna Fornaciari Barbara Simmons. Third Row, l. to r.: Rocco Morelli, Donald Carroll, Michael Kowalczyk, Jose Valerio, Anthony Gogliormella, Joseph Capece Gordon McGonnell. Fourth Row, l. to r.: Victor Filosa, Ann Marie Alberta, Joanne Calabrese, Marie Scirocco, Christine Tellier, Mary Vartabedi: Humphrey Germagian. V Fifth Row, l. to r.: Patricia Valakis, Florence Richardson, Merle Hatten, Anna Garabedian, Johanna Cutropia, Agnes Barsamian. Sixth Row, l. to r.: Don Flanders, James Robertson, Bernard Villani. Seniafz 81644 picfme First Row, l. to r.: Virginia Richards, Phyllis Lombardi, Grace Ruggiero, Peter Bedrosian, Mary Dalryniple, Marguerite Shuber, Evelyn VVellman. Second Row, l. to r.: George Alves, Leo Bucchio, Marian Palanzi, Nancy Lombardi, Helen Moreira, Aaron Levy, Harold Vilensky. Third Row, l. to r.: Robert YVhelen, Nicholas DeRuvo, Donald Fisher, Louis Calabrese, Edward Castiglione, Ernest Mastroianni, Frank Lancisi. Fourth Row, l. to r.: Marie Ricci, Viola DelSignore, Paul Rosenbaum, John Bruce, Robert Quattrochio, Jean Stefanoni, Louise Byron. Fifth Row, l. to r.: Anthony Bonina, Janice Kelley, Virginia Ferraro, Ann Lioce, Joanne Daltorio, Frances Nelson, Jack Martello. Sixth Row, l. to r.: Nicholas Lucca, John Mignone, Louis Guerriere. 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