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

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Mr. J. Gerard Sweeney The publication of a yearbook is a result of the concerted effort shown by everyone on the committee. Once past all the disagreements, decisions, and deadlines, there is a feeling of pride when you think your yearbook is the best. There is always one person who stands by, with faith in your judgment, and who leads you over the difficult spots. We want to thank Mr. J. Gerard Sweeney, for his endless hours of work on our behalf, and for his continued trust in us. 7

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OLI COMMITTEE Editor-in-chief, Patricia Lynch Assistant Editor , Joyce Manna Literary Editors Asst. Editors Business Manager Photo Editors Sports Editors . Treasurer . Art Committee Chairman Activities . Typing Director Joseph Rota, Deborah Mael James Baci, Christine Eagles Philip Ciarmicoli, Elinor Freedman Ross Mazzarelli Denise Mastroianni, Mary Delfanti Nicholas Zacchilli, Mary Small Linda Gentilotti Joseph Locantore Janice Nargi, Susan Tieuli Gaye Jordan Committee Susan Alves Edward Arminio Sherri Aronson Steven Balducci Victoria Barraiolo Peter Bavosi Anthony Bellantuoni Sandra Besozzi Susan Boccasile Nancy Bodio Karen Calitri Diane Canal Nancy Caruso Janice Cenedella Philip Ciaramicoli Joseph Cifizzari Anita Compagnone Susan Covino Mary Cross Ellen Davoren Mary Delfanti David D’Alessandro Eleanor De Maria Edmund De Meo Lynn Derderian Susan De Roche Deborah Ann Di Vittorio Grace Drew David Falconer James Forsythe Clement Foye Jean Gallerani Beverly Gardner Susan Gianetti Valerie Griffith Margaret Guertin Margret Guertin Maureen Gulino Beverly Hill Valerie Hollaner Charlene Jacobs Rosalie Julian Jane Kearnan Mary Kraft Arthur Krikorian Linda Lowinski—Loh Peter Macchi Mary Jane Mainini John Malnati Cheryl Mangini Michael Marashian Elaine Moran Linda Nigro Frances Niro Donna Perrone Maria Piazza Joseph Plichta Jean Santacroce Patricia Slattery Veronica Smith Dianne Stillwell Maryann Tarrasky Janice Tocchi Sally Vitali Beth Vitalini Diane Worsham

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Welcome to Mr. Condous 1969 was indeed a remarkable year. And it was made ever more remarkable by the presence of Mr. Jack Condous. A native of Adelaide, Australia, Mr. Condous taught at Milford High under a Ful- bright Foundation Grant. As head of the art department, Mr. Condous added a great deal of color to the school. He instituted frequent art exhibits in which the master¬ pieces of his students were displayed. Various artists’ techniques were sampled by our young artists under the watchful eye of Mr. Condous. In addition to his teaching duties, Mr. Condous provided the more inquisitive M.H.S. students with a wealth of information concerning Australia. By dint of films, lectures, and merely answering questions, Mr. Condous was only too willing to educate his Amer¬ ican fellows in the customs of his homeland. His Down-Under Club proved popular with the entire student body as well as the art pupils, and who could ever forget the Australian cheer rendered by Mr. Condous at one of our football rallies! In later years, as we look back upon our high school days, no doubt one of the most memorable experiences will be to many of us the pleasure of working with or just know¬ ing Mr. Condous. 8