Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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FORUMS The bi-weekly Forum meeting of the entire school was an event which played a great part in making our life here at Milford the pleasurable one it is. Early in the year the Forum officers, Joseph Boyle CChairmanj , and Allan Hirshberg CSecretaryQ, were elected. The duties of these boys were chiefly for the chairman to preside on days when there was no outside speaker, and for the secretary the comparatively easy job of keeping the record of the individual gatherings of the Forum. We owe a great share of gratification to these Milford men for the spendid way in which they have performed their duties. The first Forum was opened by Reverend Dr. Roy M. Houghton, Chaplain of the school, on September 30, 1938. The men of Milford were given an inspiring talk upon the influence of God upon their daily lives. Among other guest speakers that appeared at our Forums were the Reverend Bass, Mr. McGee, Professor of English at Yale University, Mr. Henry Istus and his seeing-eye dog, Mr. John Smith with slides and description of the Hawaiian Islands, Mr. Goldsmith, editor of the Milford News, and various other interesting and instructive men. On the Forum days when no outside speaker was with us, the Forums were usually conducted by Joseph Boyle, who gave various speakers among the boys the right to take the floor and present their views on certain questions previously posted on the bulletin board. In concluding, we all thank our guests, teachers, and students who have aided in making these interesting Forums possible. THE SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee under the able guidance of Dr. Waugh and Earl McMurray, planned the social events of the school year. This group planned the Saturday night entertainments, the football dance, the informal dances, and the various card parties of the year. This committee made the school year more entertaining and enjoyable for the student body and faculty. THE PROM COMMITTEE The Social Committee gave the Best Football Dance ever given at Milford and the same can be said for the Prom Committee, which arranged a very fine graduation dance for the school. This committee was headed by a very able chairman, Walter Sheahan, aided by a very competent committee: Harvey Cohen, John Haggerty, Robert Yocher, Robert Campbell, Earl McMurray, Allan Hirshberg, Fred Smoot.

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OIL BURNERS HOFFMAN FUEL Coal. . Fuel Oils . . Range Milford 230 Oils COLD SPRING FARM MILFORD, CONN. O Hubert C. Smith, Prop. Compliments of THE ELM CITY LAUNDRY CO. 174 Scranton Strcct NEW HAVIZN, CONN. Augustus Ciresi Wholesale and Retail Fruits, Vegetables anal Fresh Egg 65 Fourth St., Hamdcn, Conn. Phone 5-9633 5 Compliments of John T. Howes YOUR DRUGGIST 58 Broad Strcct MILFORD, CONN.