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

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MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL BARBARA ANNETTE GILMORE The glamour girl of the Class of '53, Barb is quite unassuming. She Walks through the halls of learning with a natural poise and charm that have earned for her, open admiration of all her classmates. As a member of the Student Council and as the O.L.I. Committee Photo Editor, Barb- ara has disproved the adage that all blondes are dumb. It is certain that Barbara's winning Ways will earn her lasting success in life. DANIEL PATRICK GLENNON Here at last is a rival for Arthur Murray! Danny revels in an excuse for a dance - the more the merrier. Danny's great vitality has Won him popularity in the German Club, the Science Club, and on the O.L.I. Committee. He Was one of the intrepid individuals who braved the rigors of the Cross Country Team. Danny will always be re- membered for his bouncing energy and unretract- able optimism. 31

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CLASS OF 1953 MARJORIE FRYE Slim, graceful Marjorie is known among us for hier happy charm. An avid language student, Marjorie is active in both the French and German Clubs. Marjorie is Working very hard to achieve her life's ambition, too. She did a fine job as Pres- ident of the Future Nurses' of America Club. Marjorie's thoughtfulness and friendly manner have Won her many friends. SHIRLEY GARERI Petite, charming Shirley has made many friends with her Winning ways. She was a conscientious student, who could be called on at a moments notice for help in typing or other such Work. Shirley was very active in school activities par- ticipating in responsible positions such as the Student Council. Good luck to you, Shirley! 30

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CLASS OF 1953 RICHARD GRIFFITH Evasive Richard gives the appearance of being bashful sometimes. Dick is another one who fondly remembers the Junior Proms and Senior Hops. He is a busy member of the Commercial Club when he is not hard at Work on some project in the Oiiice Practice Room. Dick has hopes of becoming an accountant. We hope that you re- alize those hopes at Northeastern University, as you plan. JEAN MARIE GRILLO If you listen when the High School Band marches by, you will hear the clear toneful ring of the bell section. If you look, you will see our cute brunette, Jeanie, who is one of the bell- players. Jean is versatile, for when she isn't in the bandroom, she is at Work on her task as Editor of the Commercial Paper, or out raising funds for the Yearbook. Jeanie isn't all serious by any means, though, and her cheery smile and warm friendliness will long be remembered. 32