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

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VARSITY SOCCER-First Row: Bob Finney, Pete Dibbern, Wayne Reisberg, Art Jenny, Ron Steigler, Godfrey Sass, Jack Cupp, Denny Nugent. Second Row: Don Shifflett, Roger Sterk, Bill Quail, Lee Spangler, i 4 i i Bill Thomas, Dan Mattison, Mel Collins, Jim Cupp, Mr. James Higgin coach, and Gary Gregoria, manager. Footmen Top Towson, End Third Completing the season in a three-way tie for third place was Milford's varsity soccer team coached by Mr. James Hig- gins. The highlight of the season was the Towson game, in which Milford's second quorter goal, mode by Roger Sterk, ond a third quarter sliding hook shot by Bob Finney enabled the Millers to shut-out their opponent with a score of 2-0. Denny Nugent makes a leaping grab to prevent o gool. Milford Opponent SporrowsPoint... Towson ,.,.. ...O Franklin... ...O Dundalk ,..2 Hereford .. ...'l Kenwood.. ...2 Parkville .. ...'l Catonsville ., ...0 Glen Burnie ...T 4 . Ron Steigler puts a big foot into the ball during the game again Franklin. K