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

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Miss Curtin and Mr. Moran discuss the advantages of various colleges with Kathy Niro and Sharon Wasserman. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Guidance Department of Milford High, long recognized as one of the most efficient in the area, is headed by Mr. Harold Moran, who is assisted by Miss Catherine Curtin. We have pleasant memories of our frequent visits to the Guidance Office. The release of the figures for 1963 showing that over sixty per cent of recent M.H.S. graduates have fur¬ thered their education gives further proof of the effectiveness of our Guidance Department. Mr. Alex DiGiannantuonio is in charge of vocal music at our school. The songs at graduation epito¬ mize his efforts in a glorious fashion. 17

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The Physical Education Department includes Mr. Benjamin C. Consoletti; Dr. John De Salvia, faculty manager; Mary Cronin; J. Francis Cahill. In the back row are Mr. George Cronin; Mr. Paul Scagnelli; Mr. Anthony Ferrante; Mr. John Calagione; and Mr. Joseph Stoico. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Two newly-elected members of the Physical Edu¬ cation Department are stone throwers at heart. Cous¬ ins George and Mary Cronin coach boys’ and girls’ basketball, respectively of course. And very respect¬ ably, too, we might add. Dr. John De Salvia, as faculty Manager of athletics, feels that we have had a successful year. Head football coach John Calagione agrees that the 1963 season was a good one. Band Director Mr. Ben Lancisi directs the band and the highly successful school plays. Here he goes over a script with Jeanne Bavosi and Prudence Lyons. 16

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lfs good to be back in Boston where my accent is considered normal, and they pronounce the words as they are spelled . . . ” Boston College — Spring of 1963