Milford Mill High School - Milestone Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MY' . 1: ff 1 . ' 5 J 5- f Back Row, L to R-B. Rapson, F. Maples, G. Rhoades, Coach Brown B. Rhoades, C. Sauer, G. Goudy. Front Row, L to R-M. Fisher, T Dunkas, H. Monk, G. Enos, B. Brown, B. Mann, B. Bruce. J. Shugars. Cross C ounfry Milford Mill's Cross Country team experienced an- other successful year. Coach Sam Brown trained the team to be a major threat to both city and county squads. Bill Mann, Jim Shugars, Bill Rapson, and George Goudy sparked the Varsity A team in their preliminary meets at the various schools and at Clifton Park. The team followed a rugged training schedule which featured hill practice, wind sprints, and time trials. In the crucial county and state meets, our harriers romped to third place in county competition. Milford Mill won- First Place at: County Novice Forest Park Second Place at: Milford Mill Towson Third Place at: County Meet State Meet jim Shugars, Bill Rapson, George Goudy, and Bill Mann

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I VARSITY - Back Row, L to R-J. Farlow, B. Bauhof, B. Gompf, B. Roberts, M. C. Jones, J. Canapp, D. Mor- mann, QI. Albert, Miss Shelley. First Rozw, I, to R-A. Kirby, j. Flora, D. Sanders, V. Merriken, D. Joiner, B. Levi, J. Eisemran. Hockey as The Milford Mill girls' field hockey team, winning four games and tieing four, completed a sufcessful season by sharing sefond place in the County Lea- gue. Although many of the team's play- ers will graduate this June, next year's varsity will be supplemented by members of the present IV. which was beaten only once. Miss Shelley should he com- mended for her untiring efforts to produce a winning team. IVE OPPONENTS THEY 0 Park 0 2 Kenwood 2 3 Sparrows Point 2 2 Franklin 2 4 Dundalk 1 2 Hereford 0 l Towson 1 4 Catonsville 0 IIA JUNIOR VARSITY - Back Row, I. to Rell. Stubbs, R. Holden, R. Leroy, C. Hanna, M Klingel, C. Butts, B. Snyder, B. Moore, F. Bouis, S. Hofstetter, Front Row, I. to R-F. Smith N. Oates, M. C. Boller, M. Bowen, L. Riley, P. Ortel, Miss Shelley.

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BOYS' VARSITY SCORES WE THEY 49 Friends 40 49 McDonogh 47 79 Franklin 46 43 Towson 56 38 Sparrows Point 30 45 Kenwood 53 55 Catonsville 45 44 Dundalk 39 45 Hereford 39 44 Hereford 36 60 Franklin 51 39 Catonsville 48 35 Kenwood 48 44 Towson 56 49 Dundalk 65 59 Sparrows Point 38 At the time of this article the boys' varsity is in a tie for third place in the Baltimore County Basketball League. Their rec- ord is 7 wins and 5 losses with two league games remaining. The team has been led in the scoring department by Bill Rhoades and Jack Beatty with good supporting play by Cap- tain Bill Man together with George Rhoades and Bill Nico- demus. The team was in the battle for first place until a slump late in the season gave undefeated Kenwood the championship. Coach Sam Brown hopes for big things next year with four varsity players returning and some good Junior Varsity material moving up. The Jun- ior Varsity with a 3 and 3 rec- Standing, L to R-Robert Brown, Wayne Keldsen, Bill Nickodemus, George Rhoades, Clair Kriete, Bill Rhoades, Tim Fagan, Barrie Goldberg, Coach Sam Brown. Sitting-Pete Urquhart, jack Beatty, Dave Buck, Gordon Enos, Bill Mann, Warren Mix. Boys' Baskefball Ord 15 made UP largew of Sopho' novs' jl'NIOR VARSITY -sfmrrmrg, L to R-George nrrsimkeirh Farnham, Martin Andree Fred n10rCS. Maples, joe Boylan, Bob johnson, Charles Hogg, Bill Huggins, Coach Sam Brown. Ixneelzng Bill 1 Q Franz, Dale Rose, Bob McQuay, Tom Hanley, joe Serio.