Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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JOHN ROCKWELL SEYBOLD is one of those lads who hails from far away Johnls home is in Monrovia, Liberia, Africa. He has come all this distance to prepare to enter Hobart College. When the football season started, John was right out there ready to do his part in the athletic program. Later in the year his interest in sports turned to badminton, and during the season he was runner-up in the school badminton championship. His range of activity wasn't very limited in view of the fact that he participated in two plays put on by the Academy Players of the school, namely, 'fThe King's English and The Natural Conclusionf' John was also a member of the Social Committee, in which capacity he helped plan the numerous dances and other social functions held at the school. JAMES RHODES SHELDON III, from Saunderstown. Rhode Island, is a graduate of the Tower School. He arrived here at the beginning of the last term to complete his preparation for Yale University. Tennis. baseball, golf, and sailing are Roddy's favorite outdoor sports, while his hobby is photography, The subjects most enjoyed since his stay here are History and Physics. He made his presence felt through his amiability and immediate cooperation.

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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

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XVARREN HEMAN TERRELL comes to us from New Haven High School. He resides at 708 Orange Street, New Haven, Connecti- cut. Warren is a member of the Gould Club, the History Seminar, journalism Club, and the Debating Club. He also was a member of the football team, where he was a conscientious worker. ln the winter, Warren played intra-mural basketball and proved himself capable in the school contests. He is also on the base- ball team. Warren is also a good swimmer. Besides indulging in sports, he has numer- ous hobbies such asg airplane model build- ing, stamp collecting, and reading scientific literature and fiction. Warren is undecided as to the college he will enter, but he would like to be an aero- nautical engineer. FRANCIS PAUL TERRANOVA, or Paul, as he is known to his classmates, resides at 394 Savin Avenue, West Haven. Here at Milford, Paul is an active member of the Glee Club, doing fine work as bass in the recital at the Plymouth Playhouse presented on March 12. Besides being in the Glee Club he is a member of the Wilson Club, the Science Seminar, and the journalism Club. Among Paul's hobbies are: aviation, tennis, swimming, and horseback riding. He is also a ping-pong player. After graduation, he intends to enter Tufts College, where he will engage in the study of Dentistry.