Milford School - Typhoon Yearbook (Milford, CT)

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SENIOR PULSE Most Intelligent Best Athlete Best Dresser Most Popular Most Likely To Succeed Wittiest Sharpest Dancer Biggest Lover Most Musical Biggest Heartbreaker Hardest Worker Hardest Shirker Most Versatile Best Looking Biggest Spender Heaviest Smoker Biggest Moocher Most Sophisticated Thinks He Is Most Sophisticated Biggest Drag With Faculty Thinks He Has Biggest Drag Did Most For Milford Did Milford For Most Favorite Topic First Married Biggest Story Teller Favorite College Favorite Sport Favorite Book Favorite Occupation Favorite Magazine Favorite Car Favorite Song Favorite Cigarette Best Mixer Grunwald Roper Heyer Heyer Grunwald Arlook Pashman Dery Arlook Ross Gosch Greenblatt Levine Raines L. Cohen Delman Delman Heyer Blumenthal Heyer Goldberg Levine Klein Women Pashman Eidelberg Yale Basketball Forever Amber Sleeping Esquire Cadillac How High The Moon Camels Ginger Ale 53 Levine Willcox Schwartz Levine Levine Phillips Steinger Pashman L. Cohen Saul Stolz Raines Grunwald Heyer Delman Klein Stern Schwartz Stern Levine Stern Rottman Raines Girls Phillips Naigles Duke Baseball Kinsey Report Drinking See Lincoln Blue Moon Yours Water

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The Spanish Circle has accomplished by far more than any other club here a Milford this past year due mainly to the very capable directorship of Mr. George T. Corwin. The Circle has seen many enjoy- able films on numerous sites in Latin America, had discussions on Native Caribbean music, had on dis- play throughout the year in Mr. Corwin's classroom various compiled and classified map materials, pam- SPANISH CIRCLE Left tu Right: lst row7Green- blatt. Reiger, Blanco, Siegel. Znd row7Dariiel, Greenberg. Stolz, Steinger. pres., VV. Ross, treas.1 Leirner, Friedman. 5rd rowf Sniegler, Glaser, Veiga, Rovins, Raines, Goldberg. phlets, and articles on Latin America and have once again published their own very interesting newspaper the El Pan Americanof' The Circle has also taken two very successful trips to New York where it saw the very enjoyable shows Magdalena and Blood XVedding, and have eaten at Forno's Spanish Restaurant and La Bilbana, where they sampled Spanish cookery. FRENCH CIRCLE Left to Right: lst row-Braver- men, Shorofsky, treas.g Sachs, pres., Pashman, vice pres.g Phil- lips. Znd rowgDelman, W. Ross, L. Cohen, Friedman. Fa- culty Advisor-Mr. Robert M. Moore. The French Circle under the very able directorship of Mr. Moore has spent another successful year. Ably assisting Mr. Moore was Ralph Sachs, pres., Howie Pashman, vice pres., and Morris Shorofslcy, treas. The circle this year has discussed very fully the French customs compared to ours and has seen a number of interesting pictures pertaining to French life. The biggest event, however, was the very successful trip to New York City where they saw the show The Mad Wtvman of Challiotf' after which they dined at a French restaurant Le Bistro where they sampled French cookery.

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