Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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STANWOOD ALBERT MURPHY was born in Pasadena, California, on january 17, 1919, and later moved to Larabee Ranch, Wambolt County, California. 'tMurph did not join the school until the spring term, coming here from Cheshire Academy where he was a member of the football team, At Milford he is a member of the tennis team and the golf team. He is also a member of the Wilson Club, History Seminar, and journalistic Group. Next year he hopes to enter Yale University, and after completing his four years there, will return to the West to be a rancher. JOSEPH DOMINICK ZANOLLI, born in Springfield,,Massachusetts, on Septem- ber 8, 1919, has done a great deal in adding to the prestige of the Senior Class. He is president of the Wilson Club, a mem- ber of the Headmaster's Council, History Seminar, and the journalistic Group. He proved himself a superior athlete. He played left end on the football team, right forward on the basketball team, short-stop on the baseball team, number one man on the tennis team, and was captain of the golf squad. Joe is planning to go to Massachu- setts State College, and after graduation hopes to be a physical instructor and teacher. WALTER POLI SHEAHAN, of 1031 Forest Road, New Haven, is, at Milford, an industrious member of the student body. He was, at the beginning of the year, a hard worker on the football squad, and has made his notch in other athletics by playing intra- mural basketball and golf. HSheeny,' belongs to the Gould Club, the Current History Seminar, and the Journal- istic Group. In 1938 he intends to enter Yale University to study structural engin- eering. We hope he will do as well there as he has done here at Milford.

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ANTHONY VITALE comes to us from New Haven, where he was born on February 9, 1918. t'Tony is a member of the Gould Club, Dramatic Club, Science Seminar, and the Glee Club, in which he takes active parts. Besides this, he is one of the best managers Milford has ever seen, managing both football and baseball. During the winter he was one of our most prized junior varsity basketball players. Although he has decided that he will enter Boston University next fall, he has not made up his mind as to what his occupation will be in later life. EDVVARD ARTHUR XVI-IITAKER III is one of our western boys from the city of Fort Collins, Colorado. King. as he is known to us, was a member of the football team, alternating between tackle and guard. During the winter his athletic interests were centered about badminton. In the spring term King was one of the tennis and golf players. Throughout the year, he was a member of the Wilson Club, the Science Seminar, and the Debating Club, as well as the Dramatic Club, for which he was stage manager for the performance given at the Plymouth Playhouse. He was the elec- trician for the play 'The King's English. which was given at the annual football dance. Next year King expects to attend Yale University, where he is going to study either medicine or engineering.

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