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

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Mr. Patrick Griffith In January Mr. Patrick Griffith came to Milford from England; he and Mr. Robert McGee of the English Department exchanged jobs for several months. We hope the experience was as benefi¬ cial and as educational for Mr. Griffith as it was for the students and faculty at Milford High School. 9

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STOP THE PRESSES September 1 — Teachers Reach Tentative Pact 6 — Frist Day in the Big School (Tony Fer¬ nandes appears on front page) 13 — Milford wins soccer opener 1-0 15 — Begin, Sadat sign Peace Treaty at White House 29 — Pope John Paul dies of heart attack — served as Pontiff only 34 days October 6 — Crusade for Stricter Enforceme nt for No Smoking Rules at MHS 9 — Community Chorus to sing at White House Christmas Event 11 — Volleyball — MHS bombs Hudson 9-0 at Halfway Mark in season 17 — Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla chosen as Pope, Takes name John Paul II 24 — Teenage Drinking at Runaway Pace in Mil¬ ford Area. The Six-pack ... staple of American Youth November 3 — MHS makes Soccer Tourney — Qualifies for District III Division I Tournament 8 — King Wins — con¬ servative businessman Edward J. King is elected Massachusetts governor. 10 — Milford Frosh Romp 40-0. The Freshmen Football Team made it five in a row engulfing the Hudson frosh 40-0. Nick Economou con¬ tinued his standout play at quarterback by firing first half scoring strikes of 40 yds. to Joe Litavis and 45 yds. to Mark Pontonio. 12 — Milford Clinches Trip to Leominster Grid Bowl 20 — 400 Commit Suicide in Guyuana 22 — MHS Girls Volleyball Finish 2nd in State Budget Approved 16 — China: An Historic Break with the past — President Carter has announced that the U.S. will establish full di¬ plomatic relations with Communist China 17 — Oil Price Hike To Be Felt Immediately 29 — Great Blizzard of February was year ' s Biggest Story — Draper closing significant 1979 January 2 — Thousands Are Fleeing Iran — Shah will take a vacation 24 — Increase in Written Homework at High School Level Con¬ tinuing December 3 — Football Superbowl — Leominster Outlasts Milford in Overtime — Two decades of pow¬ er — Fidel Castro speaks to the Cuban National Assembly as he celebrates his 20th year in power 15—First Test Tube Boy Bom 8 — Another Cut in School February March 19 — MHS Swimmers Sink Randolph 25— Latin, Pre-Algebra will be offered to Milford High students—School Board hopes to im¬ prove S.A.T. scores 8 — Bill to Hike Drinking Age is Advanced 23 — Drinking Age Con- troversey: Youth Orga¬ nize and Fight Against Change 26 — Milford Wrestlers 7th out of 60 schools 8 — It ' s a Law, You Can ' t Drink Until you Are 20, Effective mid-April