Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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THE CLASS 0F 1938 respectfully dedicates this Year Book to MRS. PAUL D. SHAFER in appreciation of her enthusiastic interest and untiring effort in behalf of the school.

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A MESSAGE FBOM THE IIEADMASTEB HE Editorial Board of the Typhoon has been kind in offering me this opportunity to speak for the last time ofhcially to the students of Milford for the year 1937-1938. As the material for this year's edition has been coming in, I have felt that it would be one of the fmest that the School has hadg the product reiiects the promise. I congratulate Mr. Gill, Editor Arnold Lowe, and the other members of the Board on the excellence of their work. The past school year has been most satisfactory. When a school contains an industrious and considerate student body and a loyal faculty, its morale will be high and the satisfactions of the head, many. Such has been the case this year at Milford. Both Mrs. Shafer and I appreciate the considerate contribution which students and faculty have made to our happiness. Now we are saying 'fGood-bye to Milford and to you who have been so close to us. When a youth leaves home for the final time to seek alone the fortune which the world holds for him, his parents usually give advice, even though he may not accept it. Our separation is like home-leaving-qand I have a habit of giving advice. I like to think that in the days and years ahead, each of us will remember the thought that we have stressed this year together: To be the finest person possible and to do our best at every task, always considering the feelings and needs of our fellows. That is a most inclusive statement, but even if our personal application of it be rather modest, it will help give worthy meaning to our lives. We offer our best wishes to you who make up the class of 1938. I don't know where one could find a finer group of young men. Mrs. Shafer and I will always have a place in our hearts for every one of you. PAUL D. SHAFER.