Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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543 fu THE TYPlIO0N BOARD ARNOLD L. LOWE Editor-in-Chief DONALD F ISCHBECK IRWIN HALBREICH Assistant Editor Business Manager THEODORE GUMPERT RUSSELL POPE Photographer Assistant Photographer LoU1s SEBESTYEN BURTON ROSENFELD Circulation Manager Advertising Manager J. SEDGWICK HUPPUCH EARL BICIWURRAY VINCENT BIACALUSO BRUCE NEWELL FREDERICK SMOOT MR. CHARLES F. GILL Faculty Advisor The 1938 Typhoon has been published in order to present, as nearly as possible, a record of the achievements of the student body during the year. As Editor, I would like to express appreciation to Mr. Charles F. Gill, our faculty advisor, and the members of the student body who helped make this year's Typhoon what it is. It is hoped that the Typhoon will bring back fond memories of Milford to those who read it in later years. -The Editor.

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THE HEADMASTER'S COUNCIL The Headmaster's Council was one of the most important and influential groups in the school. In order for a boy to become a mem- ber of this organization, it was necessary for him to be a leader of one of the school's extra-curricular activities. The editors of the school publications, the heads of the Wilson and Gould Clubs, the captains of the various athletic teams, the managers of these teams, and the president of the graduating class were members. The group met with the Headmaster at different times during the school year to talk over and offer solutions to some of the problems that arose during the school year.

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THE MILFOBDIAN BOABD GERALD BLOOM EARL MCMURRAY Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chkf ARNOLD LOWE VINCENT MACALUSO Managing Editor Sports Editor Louis SEBESTYEN FREDERICK SMOOT Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Stay BRUCE NEWELL TED GUMPERT TOM MADIOAN DON FISCHBECK IRWIN HALBREICH BOB O,NEILL BURTON ROSENFELD MR. CHARLES F. GILI, Faculty Advisor The Milfordian Board, under the direction of Earl McMurray and Gerald Bloom, produced a series of fine school papers starting in October with the first issue and ending in May with the ninth issue. Throughout the year each publication proved to be very interesting for its news events and also as a source of entertainment. In each issue some of the students whose abilities tended toward literary works had their essays, short stories, and the like, printed for the enjoyment of the student body.