Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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l Front row l to r: D. Tung, M. Graf, A. Menyhart, B. Armstrong, S. Barrett, D. Kagan, T. Makowski, J. Bowman Second row: D. Kent tmgr.l, G. Tallman, B. Tingle, T. Maxfield, S. Blatchford, Q. Pollock, P. Sandoe, A. Gibbs, Coach Cole Third row: D. Gately, J. Remis, J. Lancaster, S. Bornstein, J. Miller, N. Johnson J.V. MEN'S SOCCER THIRD MEN'S SOCCER FOURTH MEN'S SOCCER GDA OPP GDA OPP GDA OPP Pingree School 4 1 Pingree School 4 1 Shore Country Day Lawrence Academy 2 3 Lawrence Academy 1 1 School O 6 Buckingham Browne 8. Buckingham Browne 81 Brookwood School 1 6 Nichols School O 5 Nichols School 1 0 Gloucester Thayer Academy 2 2 Brooks School 1 1 Jr. High School 0 4 Brooks School 0 4 Berwick Academy 7 O Pike School 0 1 Noble and Pingree School 3 1 Shore Country Day Greenough School 0 3 Exeter High School 4 O School O 4 Milton Academy 1 1 Brooks School 1 1 , Roxbury Latin School 5 1 Fay School 1 0 Fma' Record: 0'5 Groton School 4 1 Fessenden School 3 1 St. Pauls School 0 4 Belmont Hill School 0 4 St. Mark's School 1 3 , Middlesex School 1 4 Fma' Record: 8'1'2 Belmont Hill School 0 2 Final Record: 3-8-2 Front row: J. Hooker, B. Tempel, B. Cleming, B. King, D. Gould, L. Edwards, J. Kelly, G. Warden. Second row: P. Condon, B. Newman, J. Shain, C. Friedman, J. Stephan, H. Friedman, J. Nesbit, M. Davis, C. Moerk, T. Leary, Coach Harlow. KW

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--S 8-5-1 best since 1966 Q15 yearsl Chin-man, second high- est scorer in the l.S.L. - An Honorable Mention Steve Gibb's blue bikini underwear hoff ... Piles: lt was going out anyway . . . Tim Take-a-shower Stetson - Honorable Mention, Co-M.V.P .... Lurch snags the ball and casts it into the net . .. Marsh Lightfoot Rowe . . . Morse needs a larger hat size after the Middlesex game Bill Dee H's out as usual . .. Menyhart - Most Improved Player . .. Hulse goes wild indoors Rooster and GDA Phillips Exeter Academy 1 St. Sebastian's School 6 Lawrence Academy 1 Buckingham Browne 8- Nichols School 2 Thayer Academy 5 Brooks School 2 Noble and Greenough School 6 Milton Academy O Roxbury Latin School 3 Groton School 1 St. Paul's School O St. Mark's School 2 Middlesex School 3 Belmont Hill School 1 Final Flecord: 8-5-1 OPP 2 O 0 1 O 5 1 3 1 O 2 2 O 3 Bubba Low receive All-League Honors - Awesome! Dave The Load Schwartz blasts one by the Roxbury Latin goalie Miller 'lheads for the mountains Chewy , The all purpose soccer player Menyhart, those cleats are awesome Hoffa , you're odd Ed, you owe us push-ups! Eggs, l'll give your ankle T.L.C. if you play tennis with Rooster Mugsy Hey Snydes , don't worry, your platter wasn't half price Mr. Navins Pep Talk... lost it to B.H. ...one game away from that Gummere Cup, but we're still the BEST Front: S. Marculewicz, J. Lazo, D. Starenzier, F. Hare, D. Barret, A. Halpern, M. Carothers, T. Malay, A. Cawley, K. Cryts. Middle: Coach Evans, M. Gllfeather, J. Barton, J. Hurly, T. Werner, P. Ross, B. Turner, A. Stempler, P. Judson, D. Sapers. Back: Manager D. Lu, C. Jones, C. Shore, C. Nesblt, J. Rose, J. Bernier, D. Dow, J. Sylvain, J. Richards. . ,gc ,X 1:

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WOMENS SOCCER Team Overcomes Growing Pains Coach Guarino with Captains Perkins and DeGan. Success cannot be measured by tangible returns. A large portion is immeasureable, or psychic . Such is the case with the women's soccer team. Although they ended up notching 7 wins and 5 losses I6-2 in the leaguey, giving them a winning season and second place in the ISL, much of their gain has been mental. There were only three returning starters fco-captains Sally DeGan and Bonnie Perkins, and Claire Doberj out of six returners lCathy Eveleth, Liz Higgins, and Darrah Shulaj. Due to lack of experience, the team started out experiencing growing pains. Mid-season, they lost four out of five games. Losses brought frustration and low spirits. The team felt pressure to succeed as last year's team had done, the two were constantly being com- pared. Even when the team began to lose confidence in itself, Mrs. Guarino kept faith in the players. But as the reality of the immediate season sunk in, and the players began to realize that there was nowhere to go but up, things improved. As the prospects of a possible first place in the ISL became brighter, the practices no longer seemed boring and fruitless - there was something to be gained from them. It was as someone had removed the Curse of 1981 . Out of the next six games came only one loss, to Andover, 1-3. Post season, the team traveled, with St. Pauls, to the Andover-Exeter Invitational Tour- nament. The first game ended in a 1-6 loss to Andover. The second MVP DeGan. game, versus St. Paul's, went into a post-overtime 5-shot shootout, from which the Governors emerged victorious, 5-4. The M.V.P. Award was given to DeGan who was the team's highest scorer. Co-captains DeGan and Perkins along with freshman Mer- edith Lazo made the ISL All-league team and Eveleth received honor- able mention. Shula received the Coach's Award. Front row: T. Russo, A. Rooney, C. Dober, B. Perkins, S. DeGan, D. Shula, M. Lazo, A. Sperry Second row:'Mgr.-A. Krukonis, Dan. Schwartz, H. Heasley, E. Walberg, L. Demeri, Ft. Riehl, C. Eveleth, E. Higgins, H. Withington, Coach Guarino Missing. P. Ty er SI a L '7 I