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

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MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL JOANNE PATRICIA BECCIA Provocative Joanne has added sparkle to the top notch team of cheerleaders for three years. When the cheerleaders run on to the field, you can count on her presence. Joanne's amiable manner has earned her lasting popularity in school, and she was a diligent Worker of the Stu dent Council and on the Junior Ring Committee. With all of her friendliness and charm Joanne will make a popular nurse. MATTEO PASQUALE BERARDI Friendly, amiable Matty Was the one at the helm of the most ticklish job of all - the edit- ing of the Yearbook. His were the headaches of seeing that all was running smoothly, and that Work was handed in on time. Matty held down the complex job of Student Council Treasurer, too. Matty was also an outstanding player on both the Milford High School baseball team and the Junior Legion. 19

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CLASS OF 1953 ,df Q., W , an if ,.., . ,Q ,, wif, QW' DOROTHY BARR Quiet, calm Dorothy is a new addition to our class. She is finishing her last year here, previ- ously coming from a near-by town. Dorothy was not able to participate in many extra activities on account of this, but we are sure that if she had she would have put her entire time into the work. We know she will do excellent work in the Held that she chooses. PAUL BAZIGIAN You can always tell when Paul is coming! His noisy humor was always appreciated by us, but less often by the teachers. When Paul was being serious, though, he contributed his share of work to school activities as a member of Student Coun- cil, as an outstanding cross country runner, and as a skillful player of intramural basketball. 18

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CLASS OF 1953 ELEANOR BIBBO Amiable Eleanor has Won many friends with her smiles and her charming manner. During her course at Milford High she ranked high, not only in scholastic work, but in extra-curricular activities as well. She has lent her voice to the chorus of the Minstrel Show, her business skills to the Commercial Club, and her time and talents to the work of this Yearbook. ROBERT BLACKMORE Quiet Bob gained the admiration of us all when he won the Legion Oratoricals, and our applause followed him to the next contest, in which to our chagrin, he was eliminated. Bob may be quiet, but he does not go out of Milford High un- noticed. His unobtrusive friendliness has gained steadfast friends, and his outstanding scholastic record has helped him to receive a scholarship at Valley Forge Military School. 20