Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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LESLIE CECIL ROME comes to us from 4020 Hudson Boulevard, Union City, New Jersey. During the past year in school he has been a member of the Gould Club, the Typhoon Board, the badminton team, and the Dramatic Club. He did some very fine work for the Dramatic Club, having been in charge of the lighting facilities for the play The King's English, which was presented at the Annual Football Dance in December, and for the plays A Natural Conclusion, HA Dull Evening, and f'The Brink of Silence, which were presented at the Plymouth Playhouse on March twelfth. ULes intends to enter Harvard Univer- sity in the fall. BURTON A. RosENFELD lives at 66 Hubinger Street in New Haven. This past year Bud was very active, having been a member of the Gould Club, the Grenfell Club, the Milfordian Staff, the Dramatic Club, six-man football team, the badminton team, the Typhoon Board, and was man- ager of the baseball team. He was in charge of the scenery for the plays which were presented at the Plymouth Playhouse on March 12. He intends to enter the Univer- sity of Virginia to pursue a course in busi- ness administration.

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LAWRENCE STANLEY ROME lives at 814 Laurel Avenue in Bridgeport. Larry is a very conscientious student here at Milford, but takes time from his studies to be an active member of the Wilson Club, the Glee Club, the Advertising Staff of the Typhoon Board, and the Dramatic Club. He showed his capability as an actor by ably portraying the part of the 4'Butler in The King's English, which was presented at the Annual Football Dance. He will enter Yale this coming fall, and his studiousness is sure to take him a long way on the road to success. WALTER JAMES REYNOLDS comes to Milford from Hillhouse High School. Mutt was born on March 3, 1919 and now resides at 1336-1 State Street, New Haven. While at Milford, Mutt took a very active part in athletics. He was the plunging back on the football team and was a mainstay on the baseball squad. His extra-curricular activ- ities went into the Dramatic Club and the Current Events Seminar. Mutt intends to enter Boston College, and after four years, will go into the real estate business.

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LoU1s JULIUS SEBESTYEN, a resident of Black Rock, Bridgeport, has expressed his wish to attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, from which he hopes to graduate as a chemical engineer. The assistant managership of the football team and the managership of the basketball team gave Louis plenty of responsibility which he successfully carried out. One of Louis' best sports is swimming. His extra-curricular activities are numerous, such as the Science Seminar, the Milfordian Board, the Typhoon Board, the Grenfell Club, the Gould Club, and the Head- master's Council. Louis was prominent in two of the plays put on during the year, namely, HThe King's Englishy' and 'IA Dull Eveningf' thus fulhlling his duties as a mem- ber of the Dramatic Club. ROBERT ROLISON SCHOTTA, JR., of West Haven, was active at Milford School this past year. Most of his activity was in the field of sport. At the beginning of the school year he played football, earning the varsity position of halfback. As the year progressed he earned his place as guard on the basketball team, and when baseball came he showed his fitness as varsity pitcher. The Gould Club and the Literature Seminar were Bob's other extra-curricular activities. Bob intends to enter the American Inter- national College, Springfield, Massachusetts, where he will study to become a member of the Civil Service. v i J