Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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SMOKER PROGRAM K 49+ -Q' 'if' '4f f3H?' O Deafness Where is Thy Sting? . . School Orchestry 5. ADDED ATTRACTION ..... Secretive Sandi 'VftflM EM! .M l'!!o.NPrs D , Heavonhelpus, The German Mark A as ew an O ZFZ1ZlZ'amu.?llzit1lIrila rs O ec - Rasslm ' Ilindimattus Gnwk Shine HEI10Ugl'l is T00 MUChl,, From the Swedish Operetta, Ay Kaant Staimclittn ' ' B35 the same orchestrjy So-Low- I Smell the Fragrance of the Lily Knottso Hifi: , . Accompanisl, n. Waugh lzmee Fine Alley. The Anvil Chorus . . Teachers'Quartet Kd' G g I Tl It I, PV, ,ll Lyrics by O. Waddamess. Music by Somme Homme 1 or onzo a, . ze aian nn, BOXIH, lst. Dellflum . . lx- Pe,-Sonnel Kid Rocquefort, The French Smell One Round Doughnut, The Holm: Terror 2nd. Slaughter . VS. Kid Light, One Blow ami Out - Kid Moxie, The Ghetto Getter 3rd. Massacre . . . F19 Koko Kola, The Zulu Demon Rieferee . Charlie Grijn, The Australian Kangaroo Txmekeeper, Hyman Rose-rx-fell, The New Hgvcn Shadow First Base . .... QT he Pittsbllfih .Wagie Second Base Conly more sol' . The Bull Roller Left Field ....... Caruso, Jr. Home Plate The Mast BeautJul Tubfbyj in America School Orchestry Pie-Annie . . Cuclzoo Kaos Drum . , Bang-em Bayliss Banjo . Stringed B Qej enedict Banjola . . Roaring Cannon Coach Treat M. Rough Stanley

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f' WIC 'SMOKGR W7 To show their appreciation of the wonderful work of the students, GIS a hitherto unheard of thing in the School, the Faculty on SMTW- o .? TFS gave a smoker. It was a wicked party. The School Jazz Band, having finished their afternoon engagement at one of the leading New York hotels, worked everyone to a high pitch of excitement by their irresistible syncopation, and the evening started in a shower of clam l .4 f 0 .gf 4 . .2 'H - 0, qi l . . ii' A shells. In the center of the gym a ring was built, and ten of the better known JF international puglists gave short exhibition bouts under the supervision of Charley Griiiin, the Australian Kangaroo. Although there was much heavy betting along the .' only fooling. rmgside no debts were collected, as the contestants afterwards admitted that they were In the interval followmg, Missouri Meerschaums and Miner's Delight were distributed qi W among those whose parents allow them to smoke. In the mysterious haze which resulted from the use of these implements, Sandiford, the Wizard, the seventh son of a seventh son, gave an exhibition of the powers of magic. His tricks were so numerous and so well executed that nobody real- ized at the moment how easy they were. Everyone was astounded and delighted by the remarkable harmonic symphony' produced by the Faculty Community Chorus. They sang a que er old folk ballad of Icelandic origin into which they introduced the names and escapades of some of the prominent members of the student body. Again and again they were encored, but finally quit on account of the coal shortage. The evening ended in a cloud of Miner's Delight and congratulations. It is well to note that all work for the next day was well prepared and only forty of the students received xis.

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