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

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ADMINISTRATION The austere-looking gentleman sitting at your right is Confucius, one of the greatest philosophers who ever lived. He sought order and moral standards, and taught his pupils the great value of the power of example, en¬ joining each individual to observe carefully his duties toward parent and state. His entire teaching was practical and ethical. He in¬ sisted that the sovereign influence his subjects by being an example of every virtue himself. He believed that the state could be made orderly and prosperous only by the proper cultivation of the characters of the indi¬ viduals themselves. Therefore, Confucius is an appropriate symbol for our administrators, who have strived incessantly to implant in us the same principles that Confucius gave to his disciples over two thousand years ago. 6

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Mr. Davoren, our Superintendent, looks over the plan for a new school. Mr. Tosches, our Principal, and his assistant Mr. Brucato enjoy looking over a copy of our class play. School Committee Our school committee held a special Sunday morning meeting to discuss the new school problem. That was our opportunity to take the pictures below. The members of the committee: Atty. Anthony Compagnone, Mr. Ernest Lombardi, Dr. Nicholas Mastroianni, vice chairman, Dr. Nicholas J. Capece, chairman, Mr. John Pyne, Atty. A. B. Cenedella, Jr., Supt. David I. Davoren. 8