Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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57N ov- Q ,, oo, THE GLEE CLUB At an early meeting of the Glee Club this year, Robert Campbell was elected to the office of president. Throughout the year meetings were held weekly for the boys of the school who were interested in singing. This group was directed by Mr. Connett of the faculty, whose interest in this club brought forth many hours of enjoyment for its members. The Club appeared before an outside group twice during the year, the initial performance being at the annual Christmas Party. At this gathering the Club entertained the rest of the school with some carols of the season. The other appearance was at the Plymouth Play- house in an entertainment given by the students for the parents and friends of the school. Besides the hne work accomplished by the group, each member may look back with satisfaction on the pleasure of these weekly meetings. an ' gm'

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THE DRAMATIC CLUB Under the able direction of Messrs. Connett and S. E. Rosenbaum, the Academy Players of 1938 produced four one-act plays. The hrst, entitled UThe Kingls English, was presented at the annual Foot- ball Dance in the gymnasium. The other three-HA Natural Conclusionf' UA Dull Eveningf' and Phe Brink of Silencell-were presented at the Plymouth Playhouse on March 12. Bruce Newell served as Club President, while the leading performers Were: Bloom, Campbell, Cohen, Huppuch, Lowe, Macaluso, Madigan, McMurray, O'Neill, Sebestyen, and Seybold.

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THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Probably the Social Committee did more for the enjoyment of the entire student body than did any other organization. This group had charge of arranging all the social events of the school year. Such programs as the Saturday Night parties, the informal dances, the badminton exhibitions, and various card parties were ably conducted under its management.