Brockton High School - Brocktonia Yearbook (Brockton, MA)

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glue goofgaf .gory So very much has been written about the wonderful Brockton High School 1960-1961 football team, that it would be very difficult to write anything original about them for a permanent record in our Yearbook. This team rates among the best that Brockton High School has ever had. The Millettmen were one of the highest scoring teams in the history of the school, and also the highest scoring team in the state this year. They have been undefeated for three years in regular season plays, and most of the senior players have been on the squad for these three years. This team also had a scholastic record of which it can be proud. Two senior members graduated with all A's and B's, and most of the twenty-three senior players are going to schools of higher education. Next year boys from the 1960-1961 football team may be found on the campuses of Harvard, Annapo- lis, Bowdoin, University of Colorado, University of Wyoming, University of Massachusetts, Northeast- ern, Boston College, Holy Cross, and Springfield. 1960 SEASON RECORD Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton Brockton , , . ...Quincy 14 . .. Springfield Tech. 6 ., Newton 6 ., ..... Brookline 0 . . . , Malden 0 . , ,New Bedford 0 .,..,Waltham 8 , , ..... Arlington 0 , , , , . . .Weymouth 0 . ..... Miami Senior 14 16

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