Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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SOPHOMORES DONALD JAY BRAVERMAN PAUL STEPHEN JAFFE ITHAMAR KUTAI GORDON JAY LISH ARTHUR ASHLEY MATSU CAMERA SI-IY MARTIN FRANCIS GERTLER LEONARD MUROFF SANFORD RIFKIN BERTON JEROME SCHNEIDER MARTIN ROY SIEGEL RICHARD ALAN STEIN 4

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W l Q .1 ...X .ff will .x 'Q 'i ,Q ,a ' . . 2 ,. uv 1 A f,.r ' A Wil 'A 2 HMILFORD MEMORIESH September 28th. was the day! That date marked the opening of the 1948-1949 school year at Milford Prep. New students arrived and registered along with the old boys. Acquaintances from the previous year, and from summer school were renewed, and fresh ones were made . . . The next day program schedules were given out, and classes began. Athletics, too, were soon started and in a short time the football and soccer teams were out on the field practicing for the big games yet to come. The football teams did well for themselves, and Milford completed a good season, starting with a scrimmage against the Arnold College J. V., and ending with a victory over our traditional rivals of the Eeastern Military Academy. The soccer team did not meet the expectations that 'had been held for them, but this was more than compassed by the spirit that the team displayed, the like of which had not been seen for quite some time. The first of many issues of the Mi1fordian was published early in November, and this year's school paper was by far one of the best ever seen. Speaking of publications, the Spanish Circle outdid itself by putting out several excellent issues of El Panam- ericano , which were enjoyed by all their readers. Mr. Ross, who told us about the purpose of the Forum, was the first speaker of the year, and was followed by a host of fine lecturers, covering such topics as Atomic Energy , Hollywood , Logic , Czechoslovakia , Government , etc. The soccer team managed to close its season in a blaze of glory, and a few days later the fall athletic season was brought to an end. The winter athletic program was introduced by our Annual Football Banquet, which was the official changing point of the sports program. A swell dinner was served, followed by speeches from several men prominent in local sports and the award- ing of the Milford to those students who had earned it. The evening closed with the showing of several motion pictures of pro and college foot- ball games.