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

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t £ 25 — Milford Wrestlers finish surprisingly 2nd in State Tournament March 14 — Court Rules School Prayer Law Illegal 19 — A Happy Twosome: Carter and Reagan Romp to Presidency 29 — MHS Theater Work¬ shop to Present Hello Dolly April 2 — Boy ' s Track: MHS Title Defense 4 — MHS Works To Stay On Baseball Top 12 — Milford ' s 200th Birth¬ day Celebrated — The Boston Marathon — Rosie Will Fight For Her Prize May 2 — 55 Inducted in National Honor Society at Ceremony in Milford 12 — Track — Milford Dominates Midland Boys Meet 23 — Principal Paul J. Raf- tery Retires — MHS Earns Midland League Baseball Title 30 — MHS Class of 1980 de¬ dicate yearbook to the town June 2 — Milford High Gradu¬ ates 302. Principal Raf- tery Honored 6 — U.S. Still Best Place in the World — A study of quality of life in 50 na¬ tions found that the Un¬ ited States ranks first in overall fulfillment for it ' s people. 16 —100,000 watched Mil¬ ford Bicentennial Pa¬ rade — Milford Rules as Districf Baseball Champs 19 — 150 attend Party for Retiring Principal 1980-81 September 3 — School Bells Ring — Long, Hot Summer Vacation ends 3 — Robert Pagnini is the new Principal at Mil¬ ford High School 12 — Volleyball Looms Big at MHS October 13 — Proposition 216 Fight Begins. The Warning: 60 Teachers and Others could Lose Jobs. 21 — Glimmer of Hope for Hostage Release 22 — Field Hockey — Mil¬ ford Wins League Crown 23 — Cross-Country — Mil¬ ford Wins 3rd Straight Meet 28 — Milford Earns Midland League Soccer Cham¬ pionship 13

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May June September 28 — Reactor Leaks Shuts Down Nuclear Power Plant — A general emergency declared at Three Mile Island 29 — MHS Track Team Hopes Momentum Re¬ mains 1 — Track — Milford Per¬ fect in Midland League 4 — Margaret Thatcher becomes First Woman Prime Minister 21 — College Costs in Fall will set All-time high 22— San Francisco Gays Riot — 70 injured, 24 arrested 25 — Boys Tennis Team takes Midland League Championship 4 — 360 graduated at Mil¬ ford High Exercises. 2000 turn out for out¬ door Ceremonies Over 100 awards presented to Milford High students 11 — Baseball — MHS takes its Game to District 1979-80 4 — Miiford Football ' s New Head Coach, De¬ nnis Breen 5 — First School day is the Hardest October 1 — Pope John Paul II Ar¬ rives in Boston Today! A Mass on Boston Com¬ mon will be cele¬ brated. 6 — Nuclear Protesters Tear Up Fence in Seige at the Seabrook Nuc¬ lear Plant 9 — Oil, Gasoline Prices Up Again — Long Lines .-y November December January Coming Back? 17 — Marines Land in Cuba in Show of U.S. Power 5—Moslem Students Hold 59 American Hostages in Iran — Want Shah re¬ turned for trial 7 — Milford Wins 3rd Straight Midland League Volleyball Crown 10—SALT 11 Goes T o Senate 13 — Iran Charges U.S. With Pushing World To Brink Of War 20 — Milford Takes 3rd in State Volleyball 20 — Unbeaten Milford Wrestlers Win Twice 27 — Russia Sends Troops, Arms, To Afghanistan 1980 3 — Gold Rushes to $632 an ounce Keep Out of Persian Gulf — Or Else. 28 — Women Could Be Drafted February 7 — U.S. Iran May Be Near Hostage Pact 15 — Clark Tourney — Mil¬ ford Hopes New De¬ cade Brings Good For¬ tune 20 — U.S. Will Boycott Mos¬ cow Summer Olympics 4 — Milford School Budget at $9-million; Cuts Promised 7 — Carter signs $3.5- billion Chrysler Bailout Bill 22 — MHS Scoreboard Fund Starts 24 — Carter Warns Russia:

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November 5 — Easy Reagan Wins a Shock — GOP controls senate ? — Proposition 216 Wins in Landslide 6 — MHS Theater Work¬ shop opens season with Be Happy! Go Wacky! 12 — Paul Raftery Honored By 600 at Teatimonial 26 — Zacchilli Coaching Last Grid Game l ;. December 5 — Milford School De¬ partment Lays Off 13 More Employees 31 — Minimum Wage $3.35 1981 January 6 — Gasoline Going To $1.50 52 — Hostages at Airport— Await Flight to Freedom 20 — Reagan Takes Oath of Office — 40th Presi¬ dent Faces Crushing Burden February 21 — Another Boy Dis¬ appears — Toll in Atlanta Now 20 23 — Milford Dominates Wrestling Sectionals 27 — Back to Normal? — Things are back to nor¬ mal at MHS this morn¬ ing following yester¬ days walkout by stu¬ dents protesting Prop¬ osition 2 V 2 tax cuts in school budget. March 5 — Milford High Sche¬ dules Smoking Clinic 13 — Teachers Get Cut Notices in 2 weeks. 53 — High School Athletics Hit Worst in Midland League. 13 — Milford ' s Grease looks back on nostal¬ gic ' 50 ' s 15 — No More State Cham¬ pions for high Schools 24 Milford will close state championship! 26— $100,000 Blaze at Mil¬ ford High — Four Teenagers Face Arson Charges 28 — MHS Baseball Earns 2nd Straight Title. Bavo- si Ups Record to 6-0 8 — Milford High Presents 339 Diplomas. Gradu¬ ates presented over 100 awards 1981-82 1 — Preseason Workouts — Milford High prepar¬ ing for its Friday scrim¬ mage at Watland, worls out under the direction of Dennis Breen. The Scarlet Hawks are coming off a 7-3 season. 18 — Parents Complain of will not be back next year. — MHS varsity Cheer¬ leading team wins the Western Mass, cheer¬ leading tournament 25 — Boy ' s Tennis — Title is Milford ' s target 27 — 56 Teachers Sent Lay- Off Notices. 17 Other Jobs Eliminated 28 — Proposition 2V4 Drops Bomb On MHS School Sports 31 — Reagan Resumes Duties after being shot at the would-be assas¬ sin. White House Press Secretary Jim Brady seriously wounded. 14 16 — Propositon 216 Strikes: April 7 — Wittorf, Pyne elected School Sports Face to School Board Grim Cuts 10 — 490 Students in Mill- 19 — Hostages Coming ford will be hoofing it Home! soon