Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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. , ,A , 'fl 1'-M 3 THE MILFORDIAN BOARD EARL MCMURRAY, Editor-in-Chief VINCENT MACALUSO, '40, Managing Editor DAVID SAYRE, '40, Sports Editor CHRISTIAN CHRISTENSEN, Circulation Manager FRED SMOOT, Advertising Mgr. JOHN ORDWAY, Assignment Editor STAFF CHARLES O,BRIEN RICHARD PEARSON, '42 JAMES KENNEY MICHEL BOUVIER JOHN- HOFFSTOT GENE FRECHETTE CHARLES WILSON ALFRED STRAUSS ROBERT WACHT JAMES LEvv ANTHONY GUILIANO BERNARD TOMMERS, '41 JOSEPH WULFECK, '40 ALLAN HIRSHEERG JAMES EDWARDS WILLIAM BROMBERG, '40 The Milfordian Board, for the second year under the direction of Earl McMurray, has lived up to its reputation as a fine school paper, and has given us a number of interesting and informative numbers. News of world events and news of the School, to say nothing of numerous essays, articles, and short stories by various literary-minded students on subjects of their own choosing, have contributed to an entertaining paper which the whole student body enjoyed.

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THE TYPHOON BOARD CITARLES WILSON, Editor-in-Chief EARL MCMURRAY, Associate Editor MICHEL BOUVIER, Associate Editor GORDON ELLIS, Photographer FRED SMOOT, Advertising Manager JAMES MACCAMMOND, '40, Art Editor STAFF I FRANK CUNEO JAMES LEVY JOHN ORDWAY CHARLES O,BRIEN ALLAN HIRSHBERG ALFRED STRAUSS JAMES KENNEY DAN'ID SAYRE, '40 VINCENT MACALUSO, '40 This year, 1939, The Typhoon has been published in hopes that in later years it will bring enjoyment to the student body, the faculty, and those connected with the School, and that through this semi-pictorial analysis of the year, they will have pleasant recollections of friends and events long since past. We wish to thunk Mr. Charles F. Gill, our faculty advisor, for his valuable suggestions, numerous guna-ndments, and time, which he has unstintingly given us. The Editor.

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THE DRAMATIC CLUB Very few of us have forgotten the two memorable eve- nings of entertainment made possible by the Dramatic Club under the able direction of Messrs. Connett and S. E. Rosen- baum. The evening of the Football Dance, the Dramatic Club brought to the eyes of many its first work of the year by present- ing 'glf Men Played Cards As Women Do, and a short skit written by one of the students. To a packed house at The Plymouth Playhouse on April 21, the Club presented its annual entertainment for the people of Milford by presenting Sham, Ile and again, by popular request, If Men Played Cards As Women Do. Earl McMurray served as club president and Bob Campbell as vice-president, while the leading performers were: Kelly Dant, Frank Cuneo, John Kelly, james MacCammond, Wil- liam Bromberg, and Robert Wacht.