Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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1977 was a memorable year for the Varsity Cross Country Team. The performance which will be remembered is not the dismal 1-12 won-lost record but what is recorded in the hearts and minds of this year's runnersp that is, a season of constant adversity and ultimate triumph. It was not easy to take it in the teeth every meet after the opening victory over St. Sebastian's. But throughout the season occurred a process of growth and maturation. By the Parents' Days meet against Milton, the team had overcome a shaky start, and the chronic complaints about aches and pains and the long, tough practices had mostly died out. But it was in the last three meets that the excellent enthusiasm, personal achievements, and team unity were finally displayed, giving the fiber to this season and honor to the runners. ya 75? Coaches discuss tactics with H and M. ITALICS DENOTE LETTERMEN - FIRST ROW: Cushman, Rose, co-captain Rosen, co-captain Gmlzam, Hatfield, Dalzer. SECOND ROW: Coach White, Rooney, C. Putnam, S. Putnam, Murray, G. Putnam, Kalliori, Lacey, Davis, Coach Foster. THIRD ROW: I. Voelker, Barnes, Reichter, I. Montealegre, Ryan, Diehl. Senior co-captain M. Phillip Graham was the team's number one runner and led the team in spirit and enthusiasm. He was followed very closely by tall newcomer Russel Cushman, who remained the team's solid second runner, although occasionally injured. Co-captain Hank Rosen and his Marblehead buddy, Jeff Hatfield, were the consistent third and fourth members of the squad. Together with Russel, they should form a strong, veteran nucleus for next year's team. Battling continually for fifth position were seniors Doug Beattie and Buffalo Bob Barnes and Mauricio Daher, the crazy Brazilian. One of the strongest aspects of this year's team was the first Varsity Girls' Team ever. Bolstered by the Putnam sisters, co-captain elect Sarah, Claire. and Gretchen, and Neda Kalhori, and senior Nancy Murray, the girls had a superb Z-2 record and finished second in the l,S.L. Championship, in which Claire won the fifth place trophy. They gave the team an impeccable example of confident maturity and spirit. Thanks to them, the boys, and our ever-faithful leader, Coach White, the 1977 Cross Country season may be remembered as a rewarding and fulfilling experience.