Milford High School - Spartan Yearbook (Milford, NH)

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How could ya! Kneeling: H. Coang D. Dickieg D. Lathropg N. Saraceno. Standing: C. Chapman J. Ulricsong J. Richellig M. Kendall. Q M-',,,.-f 7 Wease strikes again. Did you ever have to make up your mimi?

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SOCCER . .6-2 A week before school, while Mr. Corson is searching the blu prints for his office, the rolling soccer field resounds with th thump of falling bodies. In the hot August air, Coach Daly i conducting a scrimmage. Weasel bounces past the goal and Dic Lane moves into position, looking for a chance to head the ball, Heaton's goal attempt is followed by an irritated take a lap! Olen is desperately demanding a penalty in a manner that'll earn him a distinguished title by the end of the season. Thibault re- turns to his position, frustrated, while the procession of goalies continues. Later in the season, Shaw will be found telling jokes i Thibault will hand out oxygen masks during pictures, and And Whatmore will find it difficult to get out of his locker. The team i will upset St. Mary's, increase their number of practice balls, and end the season with a 6-5-1 record. Kneeling: R. Brown, R. Laneg T. Bishopg N. DeFocg D. Raymondg K. Olen, captaing V. Thibault, co-captaing M. Charrong R. Wfilkinsg M. Allang R. Porter. Second Roux- W. Shumang ' M. Murphyg A. Wfhatmoreg D. Medlyng S. Wfhitneyg G. Stithamg D. Searsg P. Smithg W. Babineg P. Zahng Coach Daly. Third Row: J. Sesslerg R. Hanchetteg B. Mochrieg S. Wfilkinsg B. Milligang J. Raymondg D. Ledouxg W. Broderick, D. Cavanaughg R. Tromblyg S. Lathrop, J. Whatmore.

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A manly finish. CR 055 C0 Y Kneeling: R. Manley, R. Ainsworthg H. Rautanen. Second Row: J. Mauleyg G. Burkeg G. Eaton. Third Row: Coach Patnodeg D. Draper, W. Drouing J. Riesenberg. On a rainy autumn day, the corridor of Milford Area School was a dan- gerous place to loiter, for with an ominous patter of sneakers, the cross country team began their practice sprints throughout the school. On better days, they might be found sprinting up the dirt piles of a future parking lot, taking their pulses as they ran. A certain telephone pole on West St. marked the beginning of their course - a course with a very convenient facility, Jim's Store. If the team wasn't congregating around the pole, they could be seen pulling out of the school in a red and black bus driven by Charlotte. With jonathan Manley as the team's top runner, followed by Gerald Eaton, Wayne Drouin, Raymond Ainsworth and George Burke, the team compiled a 7-5-2 record and competed in the state meet and U.N.H. lVbere's the fifth mam? The Russifms are coming