Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1937 volume:

THE TYPHOON 1937 , Q : lt if S PY! E Sfumf HI N 6 R vr 4 I I1 ' Ill ml vllll MILFORD SOHO OL MILFORD, CONNECTICUT TYPHOON 19 Fr is MILFORD SCHOOL FOREWORD T is the purpose of this book to show in brief retrospection the activities that have com- prised the school life at Milford during the school year 1936-1937. To some one who does not know the school the yearbook may seem merely a pictorial review of the year, but to the student it means immeasurable activity and many pleasant memories. For his recollection helps him to see behind the scenes in each of the photographs which this book contains-post- mortems in locker-rooms by victorious or losing teams, the dressing-room tension of the Dramatic Club on a first night, the harmonious caroling of the Quartet by the lighted Christmas tree, the light-hearted gaiety of the Senior Prom. We are leaving Milford this year, but we shall carry with us many happy reminiscences. PHOON 19 MILFORD SCHOOL Speaking both personally and officially, I Wish to extend appre- ciation and congratulations to the faculty adviser and the editorial staff of the Typhoon for 1937. They have labored diligently and well cmd have given us a tangible memory of our year spent together at Milford Many of us will be together again. The Seniors and the Post- Graduates, however, are leaving. We wish for them continued suc- cess, and we believe that such success will come if they will practice those ideals for living which We have stressed this year-the finest performance of self and the rnost thorough co-operation with the group in which one is working. These ideals, consistently held, will as- sure their satisfactory futures and will perpetuate our pride in thern. --Paul D. Shafer. TYPHOON 1937 Mr. William A. Pulliri, A.B. Mr. Ierry Pepper, BS. tYale '32l CFordham '34J Faculty Adviser for The Milfordian, The General director of athletics: Coach of Typhoon, and the Press Club: Director Football, Basketball, and Baseball: As- of the Glee Clubg Assistant-Director of sistant Proctor of the Main Dormitory. Dramaticsg Proctor of the Main Dormi- tory. DIRECTORS OF EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES MILFORD SCHOOL Back row: Hill, Ford, Rand, Early, Green, Taylor, Pulaski, Stowe, Van Loan, Rose- bury. Middle row: Adelman, Novak, McDonald, Denman, Friedman, Ienter Barde, Hawes, Wilkes. Front row: O'Grady, Gannon, Nasiri, Lenzi, Chisnall Duryee, Raynolds, Reilly. SENIOR CLASS President . . Arthur Friedman Vice-President . Martin Ienter Secretary . . . Fred Denman Sergeant-at-Arms . . Ned Raynolds 1 rYPHooN 1937 Robert Victor Adelrncfn Bob November 11, 1918 Rutgers He did nothing and did it well. Press Club: Gould Club. ' 92 Anita Street, New Haven, Conn. Donald M. Barde Senor Tune 30, 1919 Stanford Come give us a taste of your quality. Dramat CStage manager and prornpter for The House of luke and ln the Zone Jg Gould Club. Olympic Hotel, Seattle, Wash. MILFORD SCHOOL Stanhope Antonio Casparis Babe August l7, l9l7 Rollins A man among men, and a gentleman at all times. Tennis team fcaptainl: Grenfell Club: Glee Club, Wilson Club. 5041 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, Fla. Iohn Henry Chisnall lack April 26, 1918 Columbia Mild in manner, pleasing to the eye. Football squad Cleft halfbacklz Basketball I. V.'s tquardlp Social Committee: Wilson Club: Baseball squad tcenteriieldl. 35 Pauline Street, Stratford, Conn. TYPHOON 1937 Fred ChaTles Denman Fred May 1, 1918 Yale He has the calm dignity of a gentleman. Inter-Club Basketball fcenterlg Gould Club: Social Committee. 724 52nd Street, Des Moines, Iowa Samuel Sloan Duryee, Ir. Sam Iuly 7, 1918 Yale Ta1kina is one of the finest arts-the noblest, the most important, and the most difficult. Milfordian CEc1itor-in-chiefly Typhoon Board: Grenfell Club: Dramat tMary in The Man in the Bowler Hatulg Head- master's Council, Wilson Club. Garrison-on-Hudson, N. Y. MILFORD SCHOOL William Day Green Massa May 15, 1919 North Carolina He seems to be innocent. Wilson Clubg Grenfell Club. Weldon, N. C. Raymond Frcmcis Hartman, Ir. HRGYH September 10, 1917 Fordham He is backward in coming forward. Football team fendlz Basketball team fcenterlg Baseball team lpitcherly Gould Club, Dramat fluke luke in The House of of luke- J, 329 Savin Avenue, West Haven, Conn. TYPHOON 1937 Gordon Hawes F lash lune 5, 1918 New Hampshire ., , , . .. lm sure care s an enemy to life. Football squad Cfullbackly I. V. Basket- ball, Baseball team lshortstoplg Milford- ian, Press Club, Dramat CVi1lain in The Man in the Bowler Hatulz Gould Club. 23 Lovell Road, Melrose, Mass. Freeman Winslow Hill Freernie Ianuary 9, 1917 Yale Work is the necessary evil. Typhoon Editor-in-Chiefl: Dramai fleze- bel luke in The House of Iuke Jg Gren- fell Clubg Wilson Club. 19 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Mass. MILFORD SCHOOL Martin Earnest Ienter .,MGIt,, September 21, 1918 Yale Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and wisdom. Glee Club, Dramat Uake luke in The House of luke and Cocky in In the Zoneul: Typhoon Board: ClubBasketba11g Football squad Ctacklelg Tennis team, Gould Club. 316 Loring Avenue, Pelham, New York Stephen E. Lenzi Giddiyap October 29, 1914 Fordham Always good-humored, good-natured, and free. Football team Chalfbacklg Basketball squad lforwardlp Baseball squad fshort- stoplp Glee Club, 1-1eadmaster's Council: Dramat 1President-Hero in The Man inthe Bowler Hat lp Wilson Club CPres- identl. 181 St. lohn Street, New Haven, Conn. TYPHOON1937 Roy M. McDonald Mac September 29, 1917 Temple Men of few words are the best men. Football team Cendlq Basketball team fforwardl: Gould Club. l75 New Haven Avenue, Milford, Conn. Carl Albert Nastri Charley December l7, l9l7 Undecided Good sense cmd good nature are never separated. Football team Cquarterbackly Basketball team Ccaptainlg Baseball team f2nd baselp Milfordianp Typhoon Boardp Forum tchair- manlg Dramat fDriscoll in In the Zonenlp Grenfell Clubg Gould Club fViCe-PreS- identl. 55 Maltby Place, New Haven, Conn. MILFORD SCHOOL Iohn Novak Iol'1nnie Auqust 28, t9t6 Fordham A liqht heart lives long. Football team tleit endl: Baseball team tpitcherlg Wilson Club: Forum Secretary, Dramat tlohn in The Man in the Bowler Hatul. l72 Welton Street, Hamden, Conn. loseph I. CD'Grady HIOQH October l3, 11318 Fordham Don't do anything today that can be left until tomorrow. Football team tfullbacklp Basketball team tauardbg Baseball team triqhttielderlg Gould Club. l6 Gulf Street, Milford, Conn. TYPHOON 1937 Raymond Pulaski Puffy September 7, l9l7 Syracuse Good humor is the health of the soul. Football team Ctacklel: Baseball team Kquardlg Wilson Club. 247 Peace Street, Stratford, Conn. Edward Henry Rand ,Edu April 17, l9l8 Pennsylvania l'm a big man in my Way. Dramat liqhtsl: Wilson Club. 1326 President Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. MILFORD SCHOOL Ned Raynolds ,,Ig,, November 10, 1918 Princeton There is honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in him. Football team CAssistant Manaqerlp Bas- ketball team fright forwardl: Baseball squad Cshortstoplg Dramat iSwanson in ln the Zonenlp Headmaste-r's Council: Wilson Club iVice-Presidentl. Fairlawn, Ohio William Francis Reilly Kelley December 5, 1917 Hobart A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Football teamileit endl: Basketball squad iiorwardlg Baseball team f2nd baselg Dramat ilvan in In the Zone lf Social Committee: Grenfell Clubg Wilson Club. East Acres, Glenbrook, Conn. TYPHOON 1937 Richard 'Winstori Rosebury ,,DiCk,, May 25, 1919 Syracuse e-and say to all the world, 'This was a mar1. ' Fcctlzall team ltacklely Basketball team fmunaqerly Dramat lSetse- ln the Zone and The Man in the Bcwler Hatwlg Glee Club: Gculd Club. Church Street, Pleasaritville, N. Y. Clark Blalceman Stowe Clark Auqust l9, 13lE Trinity 'Steadfastness is a noble quality. Dramat lSetslq Glee Club: 'Wilson Club. 458 Allyndale Drive, Stratford, Conn. MILFORD SCHOOL Elbert Larkin Taylor H H Bertram October 18, 1917 Hobart A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Tennis team, Dramat CMary in The House of luke and Smitty in ln the Zoneul: Glee Club, Grenfell Club, Wil- son Club. 6214 Forsythe Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Edward C. Van Loan Chunk October 22, 1916 Colgate Mighty in muscle as in mind Football team fffiuardl: Basketball squad: Dramat CSam luke in The House of luke and Davrs in ln the Zone -- Vice Presidentlg Grontell Club, Head- mastor's Council, Gould Club tpresi- dvrttlg Easulaall tofmz llst l,asO7, Valhalla, N. Y. TYPHOON 1937 Arnold Wilkes Arnold February 22, l9l9 Yale To be silent is a small virtue. Tennis team, Wilson Club. 34 Taft Avenue, Providence, R. l. POST GRADUATES Herbert Iuliom Borrnan Herbie December 14, 1917 Manhattan There's always room for a man of power. Football team tcaptain-quardlg Basket- ball team tforwardlg Baseball team fcatcherl: Dramat tDirector in The Man in the Bowler Hat Jg Glee Club, Grenfell Club, Headmaster's Council, Gould Club. 223 Norton Street, New Haven, Conn. MILFORD SCHOOL William Hennessey Three-Star August 25, 1918 Dominican Medical There's mischief in this man. Golf team, Tennis team, Wilson Club. Ymqenio Santa Fe, San Pedro de Mac- oris, Dominican Republic. John K. Maltas, Ir. H Iohnny.. November 13, Fordham A fellow worth knowing and worth knowing well. Football team lleft guardl: 1. V. Basket- ball: Baseball team imanaqerl: Wilson Club. 8 Broad Street, Milford, Conn. TYPHOON 1937 Harold Iackson Manchester Hlacknr November 10, 1918 Cekgate An orator is he. Golf team, Gould Club. 2 E1mwood Road, New Haven, Conn. IUNIORS Bruce Edward Newe11 Bruce December 2, 1918 Fordham Few ihinqs are impossih1e to dihqence and s1:i11. Fcc1ba11 ieam fcenterly Club Basketha11g Baseball team Ust baseip Gould C1ub. 250 Brown Sileet, VVest Haven, Conn. MILFORD SCHOOL Gercrld Richard Bloom HIGHYH lcmuczry 2, 1922 Yule In stature small ombntion large. Milfordionq Typhoonq Dromot Clleroine in The Mon in the Bowler Hotwlg Bose- bcrll teurn cGSS15lL1YlT mcxnuqurlg Wilson Club. k 776 Cornoqo Avo., For Roflctxwoy, N. Y. George Lyndon Brett lll George Moy 18, l92U Aviation Hlffodesty amplifies the merit. Typhoon fkdvortisinq Munoqerlg Gron- fell Clubg Wilscln Club. Hinqhcm, Moss. .. fe Og!! -iii' TYPHOON 1937 Robert Ioseph Campbell Ace December 6, 1918 Yale A certain simplicity that makes every one his friend. Football team fright quarcll: Basketball team lriqht forwardly Baseball squad lcatcherl: Greritell Club, Gould Club, Dramat lScotty in ln the Zone l. Pawlinq, N. Y. Richard Heil Garfunkel HGCH-H February 28, l92O Yale Oh! Hear my noisy prattle of ceaseless words that flow, I like to wind my mouth up, I like to hear it go. Football team lmanagerlg Grenfell Club, Typhoon tphotoqraphslp Wilson Club. Hotel Dorset, New York, N. Y. MILFORD SCHOOL Irwin Halbreich Hal , February 3, 1920 Syracuse Charm is ihe gift of the gods. Football squad fleft endl: Baskelball squad lleft guardl: Baseball squad l3rd baselg Wilson Club, Grenlell Club, He-admasler's Council-President of lunior Class. 800 West End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Earl William McMurray Earl March 27, 1920 Yale Why live if not to be merry and gay? Milfordiang Dramat Uack in ln the Zonenlg Social Committee, Tennis leamg Inter-club Basketballg Gould Club. 123 East 53rd Street, New York, N. Y. Q3 '57 if TYPHOON 1937 Leslie Cecil Home Les August 23, l922 Harvard For e'en though vanquished he could argue still. Drama! CSets- House of luke , Lights- ln the Zonenlg Gould Club. 27 Columbia Terrace, Weehawken, N. I. Burton Albert Rosenfeld ,.BudH March 7, 1920 Pennsylvania To be short is no disgrace, only an inconvenience. Gould Club: Club basketball. 66 Hubinqer Street, New Haven, Conn. MILFORD SCHOOL Louis l. Sebestyen, lr. HLOUH lunucry 4, l92O M. l. T. A mcm of few wordsl' Basketball tecrm fAssistcnt Muncrqerlg Drcrnat tSets for The House of Iukeulg Gculd Club, 633 Pine Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Anthony Vitale HTOHY., February 9, 1918 Yule A sunny disposition is the soul of success. Drcrmcrt tSetsJg Gould Club. 257 Greene Street, New Haven, Conn. Herman Bauman August 29, 1920 Yale A man is what he knoweth. Club Baseball. 1175 West Park Ave., New Haven, Conn. Christian G. Christensen, Ir. Crisco lanuary 10, 1921 Harvard lt is more easy to be pleasant than cross. Loafing: Wilson Club. 45 Avon Road, New Rochelle, N. Y. Ellis Knowles HEI!! September 12, 1917 Yale Not a sinner, nor a saint perhaps, But, well, just the very best of chaps. Golf team, Tennis team, Wilson Club. Byram Shore, Greenwich, Conn. TYPHOON 1937 Conners Ryan Howl., November 8, 1918 Yale Secret and self-contained and solitary as an oyster. Gould Club. Hotel Lenox, North Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Milton Emmanuel Spatt Hspcttl, September 25, 1920 Yale Not all great men are famous. Gould Club. 505 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles Gale Welch Gale August 21, 1917 Cornell His worth is warrant for his We1come. Tennis team, Golf team. Lone Pine Road, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit Mich. .J PN 122- .. MILFORD SCHOOL HONORS Brewster Sherwood Ford Arthur Iacob Friedman Valedictorian Second Honors Chanler Prize in English Ware Prize in History Wilson Cup Award Stanhope Antonio Casparis MGIUY1 ECITUQST leflfef Third Honors Hanson Prize in Languages Alberts Prize in Mathematics Gould Cup Awflfd 5 TYPHOON 19 STUDENT ELECTIONS DONE MOST FOR MILFORD Samuel Sloan Duryee, Ir. Arthur lacob Friedman BEST LOOKING George Lyndon Brett lll lohn Henry Chisnall BEST STUDENT Arthur Iacoh Friedman Brewster Sherwood Ford BEST ATHLETE Edward Van Loan loseph O'Cfrady NEATEST Earl McMurray Milton Spatt MOST POPULAR Carl Nastri Ned Baynolds BEST NATURED Ned Raynolds n Carl Nastri Stephen Lenzi KINDEST Ned Baynolds Samuel Sloan Duryee, lr. BUSIEST Arthur Iacoh Friedman Robert Campbell MOST ENERGETIC Arthur Iacob Friedman Carl Nastri MILFORD SCHOOL STUDENT ELECTIONS EASIEST TO RATTLE Herbert Borman Samuel Sloan Duryee, lr. MOST OPTIMISTIC Ned Raynolds Martin Earnest lenter LAZIEST Iames Early Christian Christensen LEAST APPRECIATED Leslie Cecil Rome Burton Rosenfeld , GREATEST LADY'S MAN fn C Earl William McMurray Elbert Larkin Taylor HARDEST TO RATTLE James Early Stanhope Antonio Casparis MOST PESSIMISTIC Richard Heil Garfunkel Samuel Sloan Duryee, lr. LEAST AMBITIOUS Christian Christensen Vlfilliam Day Green BIGGEST BLUFFER Edward Henry Rand t Christian Christensen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Arthur lacob Friedman Samuel Sloan Duryee, Ir. ,I -4: T' Back row: Hill, Ienter, Van Loan, Denman, Duryee, Borman. Front row: Garfunkel, Lenzi, Raynolds, Fxiedman, Rosebury, Halbreich, Nastri. HEADMASTEHS COUNCIL The Headmaster's Council, composed of the heads of the Schoo1's extra-curricular activities, has met with the Headmaster at various times throughout the year to confer on matters concerning the School's Welfare. Q in Q, Bock row: Ienter, Hill, Ford, Green, Taylor, Rosebury, Von Loon, Campbell, Friedman. Front row: Garfunkel, Breit, Reilly, Bormcm, Halbreich, Ncxstri, Duryee. GRENFELL CLUB In charge of collecting contributions for welfare work, the Grenfell Club urged the School to contribute to the Red Cross in the Full Term, in December qorve cz Christmas Party, ornd in Icrnuory collected money for the victims of the floods in the Ohio cmd Mississippi River Valleys. 1 fl 'rf 4 fm t f .- Back row: Friedman, Ienter, Rosebury, Chisnall. Front row: Reilly, Ford, McMurray, Denman. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Faculty Advisor-Mr. Robert Waugh The Social Committee has had charge of arranging social events for the school year, particularly the School's Weekly Saturday eve- ning parties. Programs have included card parties, badminton exhi- bitions and playing, game parties, and an Amateur Night. The Com- rnittee's outstanding achievements have been the Football Dance at the end ot the fall term and a School Outing at the end of the last term. -7- w.,f- -7- VYYY f-.1 fi 1 'Zi . .14 -ds. Back row: Brett, McMurray, Rosenbaum, Bloom. Front row: Friedman, Duryee, Ford. THE MILFOBDIAN Editor-in-Chief . S. Sloan Duryee, Ir. , , fBrewster S. Ford Mqnuqmq Edltofs ' ' lArthur Friedman Faculty Advisor-Mr. William A. Pullin The Milfordiom, the Milford School paper, has revived this year after an absence of several years. Ten issues were published during the course of the year and showed steady improvement in the quality of material published. Although the number of students interested and actually Working on the editorial staff of the paper was very small, their enthusiasm and loyalty made up for this handicap and made possible a highly successful year for the publication. . 1' in, , 2 If- '5 . 1.11 ,Y .A I Glee Club Quartet: Borman, Ienter, Ford, Rosebury. GLEE CLUB E TENORS SECOND TENORS BARITONES BASSES Borman Ienter Ford Rose-bury Taylor Lenzi Casparis Stowe Director: Mr. William A. Pullin Christmas Program: Deck the Hall ..... Welsh Carol 4Oumtett Away in a Manger . . . Luther's Carol With a Torch, Ieanette, Isabella . Provencal Silent Night ..... Franz Grubar Adeste Fideles . . . Traditional Spring Program: Aura Lee ..... . Poulson fouqrget-March 55 Ay Lucka Lucka ..... Czech air Danny Boy CSolo by Ienterl . Old Irish air Rosalie CSolo by Bormanl . Old College air Alma Mater ..... Clark Stowe Prom Program: Sylvia ...... . Speaks 4Quqr1e-1--June 31 Little Buckaroo ..... lerome Now Is the Month for Maying . . Maclrigal Commencement: Now All the Woods Are Sleeping I. S. Bach fgmife Cmby Alma Mater ..... Clark Stowe Back row: Hill, Ienter, Ford, Taylor, Green, Rand, Stowe, Newell, Campbell. Middle row: Raynolds, Reilly, Van Loan, Lenzi, Rosebury, Barde, Nastri. Front row: Bloom, Hawes, Novak, Sebestyen, Duryee, Borman, McMurray, Gannon. DRAMATIC CLUB f? President ........ Stephen Lenzi ll Vice-President . ..... Edward Van Loan Director for The House oi luke ......... Mr. Max Flowers Director for ln the Zone and The Man in the Bowler Hat . . Mr. Robert Prettyman Faculty Assistants-Messrs. S. E. Rosenbaum and W. A. Pullin The House of luke tPresented at the Football Dance in the Gym on November 211 . Elbert Taylor Edward Van Loan . Martin Ienter . . . Carl Nastri . Earl McMurray Robert Campbell . William Reilly Iezebel luke ....... Freeman Hill Sam luke Edward Van Loan lake luke . . Martin Ienter luke luke . Raymond Hartmann Mary Case .... . . Elbert Taylor F The Man in the Bowler Hat ln the Zone tPresented at the Plymouth Playhouse in a special program March 6l lohn ...... lohn Novak Smitty Mary . . Sam Duryee Davis . . The Hero . . Stephen Lenzi Cocky The Heroine . . Gerald Bloom Driscoll Chief Villain . . Gordon Hawes lack . Bad Man . . . John Gannon Scotty Man . . Herbert Borman Ivan . Swanson . Ned Raynolds Back row: Friedman, Hawes, Ienter, Barde, Duryee, Bloom. Front row: Adelman, Brett, Hill, Nastri, Van Loan. TYPHOON BOARD Editor-in-Chief - . Freeman Hill Advertising Manager . . . George Brett I Faculty Advisor . Mr. William A. Pullin This issue of The Typhoon, the first the School has had since 1934, is different from that of any previous editions and represents the yvork of but a limited number of students. Special credit is due to Friedman, Duryee, and Nastri for their editorial contributions. Back row: Hawes, Adelman. Front row: Chisnall, Friedman, McDonald. PRESS CLUB President-Arthur Friedman Faculty Advisor-Mr. William A. Pullin This group has been the School's official press agent during the past year, sending out reports of all athletic competitions to the daily papers and notices concerning the activities and achievements of the students to their home newspapers. Back row: Manchester, Rome, O'Grady, Rosebury, Denman, Ryan, Stowe Ienter Middle row: Adelman, Hennessey, McDonald, Nastri, Van Loan, Newell, McMurray Borman, Bardo. Front row: Rosenfeld, Vitale, Sebestyen, Spatt, Friedman, Campbell Hawes. GOULD CLUB President . Vice-President . Secretary . Football captain Basketball captain Baseball captain Football . . Basketball . Baseball GAMES Won . l 1 . O Edward Van Loan . Carl Nastri Bruce Newell . Carl Nastri Fred Denman Martin Ienter Lost Tied l l 4 1 2 O Back row: Reilly, Rand, Early, Pulaski, Green, Halbreich, Ford, Brett. M1ddle row 'W'ilkes, Taylor, Novak, Raynolds, Lonzi, Garfunkel, Rosenbaum, Clzisnall, lllll Front row: Knowles, Christensen, Bauman, Maltas, Bloom, Gannon, Duryoe. WILSON CLUB President . Vice-President . Secretary . . Football captain Basketball captain Baseball captain Football . Basketball . Baseball Stephen Lenzi Ned Raynolds . Iohn Novak Stephen Lenzi Elbert Taylor . Richard Garfunkel GAMES Won Lost Tied . l l l . 4 l l . 2 O O iff ...-iff' . Back row: Coach Pepper, Pulaski, Halbreich, Van Loan, Rosebury, Hartmann Manager Garfunkel. Middle row: Maltas, Campbell, Nastri, Borman, Newell, Early Lenzi Front row: Gannon, Reilly, Chisnall, lenter, McDonald, O'Grady. Captain . Manager Coach . Milford O Milford 14 Milford 7 Milford l6 Milford 13 Milford 7 FOOTBALL TEAM . Herbert Borrnan Richard Garfunkel . Mr. lerry Pepper GAMES Choate Yale Freshmen Seconds Warren Harding High School Suffield Collegiate Horace Mann Back row: Assistant Manager Sebesiyen, Early, Campbell, Chisnall, Manager Rose- bury, Gannon, lenter, Hawes, Coach Pepper. Front row: Pulaski, Lenzi, Van Loan Bonnan, Nastri, Halbreich, Hartmann, McDonald, Reilly, Raynolds. BASKETBALL TEAM Captain . ....... Carl Nastri Manager . Richard Rosebury' Coach . .... Mr. Ierry Pepper GAMES Milford Opponents Milford Opponents 42 Bristol Boys' Club 25 Trinity Parish 34 T. U. S. 29 Taft 22 Trinity Parish 31 Bridgeport Trade 44 Yale Independents 22 Roxbury 27 Boardman Trade 25 Yale Esguires Suffield lr. College of Comm. Bridgeport Trade Hillhouse Hopkins Choate Yale Freshmen Ir. College of Comm. Milford High School .' , if Q-my Back row: Hawes, Coach Pepper, Newell, Early, Van Lean, Pulaski, Chisnall, O'Grady Front row: Reilly, Lenzi, Novak, Berman, Campbell, llartmann, Gannon, Nastri BASEBALL TEAM Captain ....... lames Early Manager . . lohn Maltas Coach . .... Mr. ferry Pepper GAMES Milford l3 . . 3 Springfield College Freshmen Milford Roxbury Milford Suffield Milford Yale Freshmen Milfofd Connecticut Yankees Milford Wesleyan Freshmen Milford Bridgeport Trade Milford Hopkins Grammar School Milford Connecticut State Freshmen Milford Bridgeport Trade A Milford Fordham Freshmen v . Back row: Ryan, Wilkes, Taylor, Barde. Front row: Hill, McMurray, lenter, Brett, Bloom. TENNlS TEAM Active members: Stanhope Casparis, Captain Ellis Knowles Martin lenter Earl McMurray Arnold Wilkes Elbert Taylor Coach: Mr. C. E. Doherty, Ir. GAMES May ll Milford 4 . . 2 West Haven May 20 Milford 4 . . 2 Warren Harding High School May 21 .Milford 5 . . 4 Roxbury Hennessey, Brett, Knowles, Denman, Barde, Pulaski, Wilkes. GULF TEAM Active members: Fred Denman, Captain William Hennessey Ellis Knowles Raymond Pulaski Coach: Mr. C. F. Doherty, lr. GAMES May 5 Milford ZV2 . 5. SW Roxbury May 20 Milford 2 . 4 Warren Harding High School April 28 Students 2 . 3 Faculty May 8 Students O . 6 Faculty 1165 1. TONY H , ZOL B09 CHARLIE cans ISTAILISHED llll 'c TEG3D 457: K irM'Eh qYShurs H lumsou AVINUL i:lRQL111'Y-IOUITII sum' wi gl J X ' , bf elf W' 2 N 'ef ff' 'Mr'-.ff TCG - H 2 . T life, ff? sfifi Clothes fOI' VHCQUOH ' jf? 'W 'VN and 3 will Y' 22-'Z A Summer Sport y' 5' . NE V V5 xg 3-Ai 'annul' OB Tull! h BRANCH!! 'CIW YORK IOITON: IIIW I THE MILFORD TRUST CO. River Street MILFORD. CONN. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. IVIILFORD BOWLING ALLEYS Seven Twentieth Century Alleys with every modern comfort and convenience provided for patrons. Super-Ventilation equipment making it cool and comfortable to bowl here at all times. MILTON SCHROEDER, Manager Compliments of WILLIAMS CLEANERS 46 Broad Street MILFORD, CONN. Compliments of MILFORD SAVINGS BANK MILFORD, CONN. For Your Sporting Goods Needs Consult Harrison 6 Gould. Inc. The HARDWARE Shop Milford. Connecticui Compliments to School Body cmd Faculty Iohn T. Howes THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST 28 Broad Streei Miliord. Conn. Good Luck: Seniors! We have been happy to have asso- ciated with you thru the regular supply of milk at your school. Don't forget us when you need a supply of nourishing thirst-quenching milk. THE 'MITCHELL DAIRY CO. 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