Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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SENIOR CLASS 0FFICERS In january, the class of 1938, under the supervision of Mr. Doherty, elected their officers. William Barnum had the singular distinction of being chosen the class president by a unanimous vote. Bill, a very capable and active student and leader, led his class through a highly successful year. He was aided by a competent staff consisting of jack F arris, vice-presidentg Joseph Zanolli, secretaryg and Arnold Lowe, treasurer. It can be said that, under the able guidance of Mr. Doherty, the class officers executed their duties in a very satisfactory manner.

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HAROLD F. Arriznmcrt comes to Mil- ford from Ill Elmhurst Ave., Providence, Rhode Island. During the school year, HSpud's'l work on the Glee Club was most prominent. At the Christmas party given in December, Spud proved himself to be a very capable singer in his solo rendition of O, Holy Night. Harold was also first tenor at the recital given on March lfth at the Plymouth Playhouse. Besides being a mem- ber of the Glee Club, tlSpud was active in the Wilson Club and the Current Events Seminar. Intra-mural basketball, J. V. basketball, and tennis took up Harolcl's other spare time. After graduation, USpud intends to enter Hobart College in prepara- tion to becoming a dyer. XVILLIAM H. BARNUM III comes to us from Darien. Here at Milford, Bill is one of the most inspiring leaders of his class. This fact can be illustrated by his unanimous election to the position of president of the class. Bill is an active member of many extra-curricular activities. He participates in the Headmaster's Council, Grenfell Club, Glee Club, Forum Committee, Gould Club, and Current Events Seminar. In sports, Bill was a member of the varsity football and baseball teams, and played intra-mural basketball and badminton. Next year, Bill will be at Yale following a course in business administration.