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

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School Bus Cutbacks 19 — Field Hockey Blanks Clinton 4-0 22 — Milford Cross Country Team shows depth — Lead by seniors Scott Favreau, Neil Medin, Paul Keenan, Mike O ' Toole, and Tom Schaaf. 25 — Milford Builds vol¬ leyball Dynasty. Eloise DeSantis is one of Mil¬ ford ' s key returning veterans. stuns Milford 22-13. Gor- bey puts the big rush on quarterback for a sack. Scott Ellmore and Tim McCarthy console each other as game winds down. 6 — Egyptian President Anwar Sadat Assassin¬ ated. Known as Man Of Peace ' ' — Merit Scholars — Let¬ ters of Commendation given to Karla Bennett, Kelly Malone, Miles Benson. Lisa Loger, Jeff Brooks, Bill Devlin, Tom Butler, Scott Moran, Chris Ortolano and Susan Landini. 7 — Soccer— Milford Nips Westboro 1-0 October 2 — Soccer — Milford Blanks Shrewsbury 4-0 With Canireo ' s Heroics. 5 — Football — Westboro 12 — U.S. Selling Arms To Egypt And Sudan — KKK ends meeting with cross burning 16 — No Stopping Milford Now — 27 Game Vol¬ leyball Streak 21 — Star of the Week Vin Colletti has his rushing motor in gear 29 — Field Hockey — Ann Morin Pursues Ball In Action As Milford Won 3-1 November 12 — Volleyball Tourney — Milford Tops pool A. Lisa Shaner receives congratulations after coming out of vol¬ leyball contest against Hudson — Flawless Launch for Space Shuttle. Historic Flight for Reusable Craft 17 — Football — Upset Spe¬ cial — Milford wins 10-8 and destroyd Fitch¬ burg Bowl Hopes 20 — Milford Schools in Deep Trouble. Double Sessions — Closings Possible 23 — MHS Theater Work¬ shop ' s The Crucible gets rave reviews 27 — Science Award — MHS Principal Robert Pagnini presents Bauch and Lomb Science Award to Scott Moran for outstanding scolas- tic standing in science subjects 27 — Economou leads Mil¬ ford to Thanksgiving Celebration Joe Gor- bey Named 1981 win¬ ner od the David Ti¬ ger D ' Amico award December 3 — Milford Financial Committee tries t soften school cut fears. 4 — 1981 Football Note¬ book: Breen and Staff Did More Than Just Coach 9 — MHS students work at Waters, Scott Moran

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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

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spends part of his day with the Chemical En¬ gineering Department of Waters Assoc, as part of a new program for advanced students 9 — MHS holds Sports Assembly. Most Valu¬ able Players include Neil Medin (cross coun¬ try), Vin Coletti (foot¬ ball), Eloise DeSantis and Keri Collette (vol¬ leyball), Beth Molinari (field hockey), and llli- dio Canerio (soccer). 14 — Soviet Role in Poland is Big Question Mark 16 — Wrestling — Milford Banks On Youth 17 — Parents for a Better High School group is formed in Milfoed 21 — Milford Wrestlers Compete in Triton In¬ vitational Tournament 24 — Basketball — How ' s This For Openers? Mil¬ ford Clobbers Millbury 29 — Basketball — Milford Sings the Blues in Loss to Medfield — U.S. to Tighten Screws On Soviets 30 — Clean-Up Time — MHS Principal Robert Pagnini grabs a paint February roller and gets to work as part of a Parent- Student group that is cleaning up the high school. 4 — Students from Milford Jazz Milford Band to be on TV — selected to per¬ form are Eric Turner, Kurt Mil- liken, David Webster, Lois Mann, Tom Col- lins, Neal McNanna, Phil Twitchell, Paul C e r v o n e , David lacovelli, Neil Rouleau, and Chris Manna 27 — MHS Goes to Wire: 55-54 Vic¬ tory. Tom Ahearn scores 14 points in Hoop Win! 5 — MHS Girls Hoop Captains Star in 3 Sports. Collette, De¬ Santis earn vol- leyball scho¬ larships. Eloise is Milford ' s top re¬ bounder. Keri Collette is Mil¬ ford ' s all-time top game scorer. 5 — World Class Sprint Potential: MHS ' s Criag Herring January 7 — Freshmen Wrestlers Lead in Milford Romp — Defeat Nashua 41-10 11 — Gymnastics — MHS wins opener $100,000 School Deficit, But No More Lay-Offs Seen 12 — Town May Override Prop. 2V2 6 — Our long- awaited gra¬ duation date. Over 300 will participate in the ceremonies