Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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DONALD B. Frscnmtcx, of East Orange, New Jersey, was born May 28, 1919. During the school year, Don was active in the Gould Club, Grenfell Club, Glee Club, and Science Seminar. Don also participated in varsity football, basketball, and tennis. The Milfordian and Typhoon staffs were aided greatly by his work. Upon graduation, Don will enter Wesleyan where he will study in order to prepare himself to follow his father's business. GEORGE NATHAN FOVVLER was born in Milford, October 27, 1919, a direct descendent of Milford's first settlers. George has been here at school for one year, having graduated from Milford High School last year. He has participated in extra-curricular activities as a member of the Milfordian staff and the Wilson Club. George is also interested in sports, being particularly active in ping-pong and tennis. Upon graduation, he intends to go into business.

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JOHN J. FARRIS hails from Washing- ton, Indiana, where he has the reputation of being a line basketball player. This sea- son he captained the Milford squad and proved himself a fine sport and player by scoring the most points for the season. jack was also a member of the football and golf squads. He was honored by being elected vice- president of the class. He was a member of the Wilson Club, Glee Club, Literature Seminar, and Headmaster's Council. Next year jack is going to Dartmouth, after which he will study law. EUGENE PETER FARLEY is from Providence, Rhode Island. While here at Milford he has shown great interest in the extra-curricular activities of the school. Gene is a member of the Gould Club, Science Seminar, Dramatic Club, and Grenfell Club. He also served commendably on the Social Committee by helping arrange and carry out the social activities of the school. Gene was an active player in the intra- mural basketball tournament. He was ap- pointed one of the managers of the baseball team. Next year Gene is going to Notre Dame, where he is going to study to be a teacher.

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CARL JOHN GIANNoTT1 was born July 30, 1920. He commuted to the school from his home in lVest Haven. t'The Count was a member of the Gould Club, besides participating in the journalistic Group and the Current Events Seminar. Around school, Carl was known for his good humor and his Witty sayings, After graduating from Mil- ford, The Countl' intends to enter Yale University in order to study medicine. EUGENE josemr FRRCHETTR, JR., of New Haven, was born March l8,lEl21. Gene was El member of the varsity football squad and junior varsity basketball team. He belonged to the Math Club, Science Seminar, and the Wilson Club. He was very enthu- siastic in his activities at school and was admired by all. Gene intends to enter Yale University in order to prepare for a career in medicine.