Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

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J.V. WOlVlEN'S SOCCER Lawrence Academy Phillips Exeter Academy Milton Academy Buckingham Brown Nichols School Pingree School St. Paul's School Noble and Greenough School Brooks School Groton School Middlesex School Phillips Andover Academy St. Mark's School 9 Final Record: 2-10 OPP 5 6 5 4 4 2 2 2 2 0 6 1 'F' X if .4 . ci' .qw .lil ,lg 3.2 TQ' THIRD WOMEN'S SOCCER GDA OPP Pike School 2 6 Exeter High School 0 3 Noble and Greenough School 0 7 North Hampton School 0 7 Berwick Academy 3 5 Pike School 0 3 Final Record: O-6 Front row: K. Schneiderman, J. Gould, J. Norris, R. Smith, J. Bateman, J. Jasse, K. Lambert, P. O'MalIey Second row: Coach Corcoran, Mgr. W. Pope, A. Tornberg, K. Russo, K. MacKenzie, M. Huffsmith, L. Esimol, K. Sullivan, K. Newby, L. Osgood, Coach Claggett Third row: B. Sanders, W. Galpern, T. Quinn, L. Perry, J. Smith

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GDA OPP Lawrence Academy 4 2 Phillips Exeter Academy 2 3 Milton Academy 5 2 Buckingham Browne 81 Nichols School '1 4 Pingree School 2 3 St. Paul's School 2 7 Noble and Greenough School 3 2 Brooks School 5 0 Groton School 3 1 Middlesex School 2 1 Phillips Andover Academy 0 6 St. Mark's School 5 4 Final Record: 7-5-0

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CRDSS COUNTRY Diversions Aid Performance Captain Parry with Coach Abusamra. This year's Cross Country team was just as perfect on the field as off. The success on the course is already known, but the exploits of the team members are not. The social season got off to a flaming start the night of the pep rally when Greg Skaff decided to run the projector for a movie about running. If you look carefully, you can still see the black marks on the ceiling of the Frost lecture room. After the fire was put out, Howard Moore played a major part in composing our song for the pep rallyg Vomit , better known as Whip lt . It was a great success. Later in the season, we had a team dinner, which proved to be quite an educational experience for Sandy White fsorry, Mr. Rybicki, we teach on a 23:1 ratiolj. After the meal, the harriers converged upon Boynton House for gourmet j?j popcorn, the B-52's, and a revision of llse's note to the tooth fairy. The mood was enhanced by the Abu's disco light and peeks at the Holy Cross yearbook to see our glorious coach in better days. Since most of our meets were away, a great deal of time was spent on the road. It was on those long trips where our artistic inter- ests were revealed. Caricatures of Mr. Abu showed the team's enthu- siasm for the visual arts. The MVP Skaff. musically inclined were engrossed in the Sugar Hill Gangs Bapper's Delight. Front row: P. Appleton, D. Brackbill, M. Sadeghi, P. Parry, H. Moore, D. Agger, A. LaFIeur. Second row: Coach White, J. Stahl, B. Calder, C. Cashin, M. Wallent, J. Donaldson, H. Long, T. Dust, J. Giantis, Coach Abusamera. Third row: M. Ginsberg, G. Skaff, P. Bartholomew, P. Nardone, J. Pharaon, B. Engel, G. Hasapidis. jMissing: C. Ginsbergj 0 N my i ' i