Milford High School - Spartan Yearbook (Milford, NH)

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THE SENIOR YEARBOOK TRAFFIC SQUAD Front row, left to right: Barbara Fisher, Mary Drew, Charlotte McCallum, Sandra Hutchinson, Charlotte Lavoie, Katherine McEntee, Shirley Hills, and Betty Bruce. Middle row, left to right: Arthur Comolli, Darius Robinson, Keith Pomeroy, Clyde Lusk, john Heelon, Salvatore Crasso, Dennis Comolli, and Miss Alice F. Herlihy. Last row, left to right: Margaret Belanger, Laura Karnis, Ioan Skinner, Doris jones, Barbara Wat- son, janet Carpentiere, Alma Trow, and absent when picture was taken, Hazel Taylor. THE TRAFFIC SQUAD The traffic squad, under the supervision of Miss Alice Herlihy, has kept order in the corridor during the past year. They could be heard saying: no talking, pleasef no fooling, pleasef no running on the stairs, pleasef and yes, you may get a drinkf, Courtesy and a smile from the traffic officers made their fellow students feel more like obeying the rules for passing orderly from one class to another. Another duty of the traffic officers was to see that the students filed out of the building in an orderly way when there was a Fire drill. In the years to come, when we visit Milford High School, we shall hope to find the traffic squad still doing an eflicient job.

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THE SENIOR YEARBOOK GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Front row, left to right: Carol MacAleese, Sandra Hutchinson, janet Carpentiere, Esther Carlson, Charlotte Lavoie, Barbara Byrd. Second row, left to right: Charlotte McCallum, Geraldine WVatson, Charlotte Brown, Agnes Ayers, Katherine McEntee, Elizabeth Howe, Elaine Parker, and Mrs. Cook. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Our lassies Wound up the basketball season in a spectacular fashion by winning the Monadnock League Championship Without a defeat. In the last four games of the season Milford's high powered outfit ground out victories over Peterboro, 64-38, Appleton, 45-33, Wilton, 87-51g and the Nashua-Y- Seniors, 71-15. In the last league game of the season Milford met their old rival, Wilton. In our opinion this was the girls, game of the year. Many of the girls on the court were playing their last game in the uniform of Milford, and they were determined to come home with a victory that Would set new records - and they did. When the smoke cleared away at the finish, Milford had scored 87 points to Wiltonis 51. Of these 87 points, Sandy,, Hutchinson, playing the most brilliant game of her star-studded career, contributed a miraculous total of 60 points.