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

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Coach Biron has proven himself to be a magnificent coach and an all-around good guy. We hope he lingers long at MHS. (Sorry, girls, he’s already married!) We’ll remember Coach Corbin as the man who re¬ kindled school spirit and the will to win into every stu¬ dent at Milford High. Because of this man, honor, pride, and desire will always reverberate throughout the halls of MHS. Coach Bogan was a lion with a warm heart for his players. In football and wrestling he set the example as an excellent athlete and a fine gentleman. Mr. Biron, Mr. Corbin, and Mr. Bogan are the new faces in our Athletic Department. Through his chemistry and science classes, Mr. Scanzaroli tried to make us think scien¬ tifically. His specialty in chemistry was teaching us to name a carbon compound cor¬ rectly. Miss Callahan helped us learn all about the English language. Any one of us can now give you verb tenses, adverbial phrases, or spelling rules forwards or backwards, with no trouble at all! Miss Callahan and Mr. Scanzaroli don’t mind the fact that they missed the picture with their respective departments. 21

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Mr. Moran gave us plenty of good advice, whether it was on the courses we had to take, or in applying to colleges. The important decisions we had to make couldn’t have been made without his help. As a co-advisor of the Honor Society and one of the guidance directors, Dr. DeSalvia was always willing to listen to our problems and give good advice. His monthly calendar kept too many clubs from meeting simultaneously. By getting our transcriptions out on time and by pro¬ viding us with pamphlets and forms, Mrs. Visconti proved herself to be a true helpmate of MHS students. Mrs. Ciesla became a full-time guidance counselor this year, making her the third member of the Milford High Guidance Department. If we needed help inter¬ preting our College Board Scores, she was always avail¬ able for consultation. Mr. Moran, Dr. DeSalvia, Mrs. Ciesla, and Mrs. Vis¬ conti make up our guidance department. Mrs. Healey, our school nurse, will always be remem¬ bered as coming into school humming each morning. Everyone who entered her office was greeted by a smile, and just like that, we felt better already. A new addition to the MHS family” this year was our Mrs. Smith. As guardian of the halls and a helper to all, Mrs. Smith performed her job very ably. Mr. O’Donnell, our school librarian, helped many stu¬ dents in search of a book. He could quickly direct us to the right place and help us find exactly what we wanted. Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. O’Donnell take time out from their duties to pose for their picture. 20

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Ed Arminio, Joe Rota, Ross Mazza- relli, Richard Cassinelli, and Mike La- ronga lead the cheering at a football rally early in the year.