Milford High School - Spartan Yearbook (Milford, NH)

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unior Iiilgh Basketball Seated: R. Centerg R. Byrdg G. Ashleyg M. Boweng P. Jebbg B. Quinn. Second Row: Coach Patnodeg P. Huntg R. Meadg Coach Wheeler. Third Row: K. Simpsong R. Griffing J. Mistrangelog M. Smithg M. Vonlderstine. With the hope of molding a Junior High team for varsity play, the fast break was the project for this year's team. All the running proved its worth as the team ran up a 9 and 5 record with a fifty point average per game. The excellent timing and enthusiasm of the cheerleaders provided plenty of enjoyment throughout the season and in the close quarters of Milford's infamous red and black bus. Future basketball for Milford promises running, bustling teams. A. Hoadley, C. Sullivan, captainsg K. Conradg J. Guilletteg K. Horang L. Moriarty Mrs. Wheelerg S. Doucetg D. Farnhamg D. Mead.

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First Raw K. Garnhamg J. Raymondg D. Bishop M Mahoney captain W Babine M Cxardelli. Second Row: Coach Facquesg D Sears manager C Clarke K Hutchinsong R. Oleng K. Nelligang K. Murphy manager Tbmi Rau R Hanchette R Moultong W. Broderickg B. Browng D. Garnham unim' Vmcrit Basketball This year, because of a new rule prohibiting juniors from playing JV basketball, Coach Facques was confronted with a young team of seven sophomores and seven freshmen. The forma- tion of a freshman squad within the team provided plenty of knowledge and experience for its members. jim Raymond was the team's leaping center. Al- though always bruised and taped, he served as a good core to work around. Some unexplainable sit- uations highlighted the season as an inactive list was drawn up, and manager Dennis Sears convinced Exeter scoring unit that jim Raymond had two fouls at halftime instead of three. The JV's finished a 12 and 6 season with the promise of a tough- rebounding future varsity squad. ffonly five more .

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling C Chapman B Bodwellg N. Saracenog H. Coang J. Welch. Second Rau D Lathrop captain D. Dickie, captaing M. Kendall. A silent tense air hangs over the crowd as Margie Kendall struggles over her fellow cheer- leaders to complete the shaky formation of a pyramid. With a sigh of relief, from both the crowd and the cheerleaders, the pyramid disas- sembles to the victory cry of Yup-yup! And the Milford cheerleaders continue to startle the crowd with stunts ranging from cartwheels to broken zippers. A highly competitive try-out produced a squad of individualistic and enthusi- astic cheerleaders. Very rarely did everyone re- member every article of her uniform but very rarely did anyone forget the enthusiasm and cheers which helped the team through a great year. With congratulations from the Spirit Club, most of this year's cheerleaders will leave us with happy echoes of their favorite cheer: Yup-yup- YUPVY Gfrls, I think be'.v watching.