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

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l Milford Opponent Towsontown ., ...2 .... Towson.., ....1 Franklin ,. ...0 .... ....0 Hereford .. ...0 .... ...,0 Dundalk.. ...O .... ....3 Kenwood ....2 Parkville ,... ..,0 .... ,...4 .Catonsville .. ,..0 .... ....0 .l.V. Soccer ll Try Teamwork Sander Stern and Johnny Rappold try to regain the ball iust stolen hy Towson The race is on as Wilson Berry tries to outrun Towson for possession of the ball. Tremendous effort on the part of Milford's J.V. soccer team got the season off to a good start, said coach Arnold Lent, after beating Towson in the first game. They ended the season with three wins, two losses and three ties. Coach Lent felt that great improvement in their skills resulted from work- ing together as a team. NIOR VARSITY SOCCER-First Row: Frank Weaving, Chester Washing- coach. Second Row: Jan Neilson, Harvey Stalker, Ken Daly. Third Row: 'Om Teffy Collins. Russell CFOUSSI WUYNE BUVYIG, GarY schoenfield. TON Kevin Sysak, Alan Cobb, Jay Gardiner, John latch, John Dawnson, Don Hottstra, Sander Stern, Ronnie Kretchin, manager, Mr. Arnold Lent, Blandinl Mike smoogl pm-,gon 53,-ghem, and wilson Berry. l29

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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

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'r1,l?,,1iAlEfg?,:.,.ll:,5 - VARSITY HOCKEY-First Row: Judy Loudenslager, Pat Kergerp Mary Louise Elma Frommp Gloria Roll: Margie Lawton, Sandra Scripture: F Caughy, Sharon Albright, Shirley Cunningham, JoAnn Eppsp Barbara Walther, Merle Collector, Rosalie Flaterg and Carol Newcomb. Meyer. Second Row: Judy Gill, manager, Miss Jean Shelley, coach, ockey Teams Win Championshipsg Capturing Milford's fourth varsity hockey county champion- ship was the 1959 team, ending the season with a record of sink victories, one tie, and only one loss. Coach Jean Shelley praised her team as the best in the county, The outstand- ing strongpoint of the team was the halfbacks. Composed almost exclusively of seniors, the team scored 12 goals, compared to four scored against them. The previous champ- ionships were won in 1952, 1955, and 1956. Milford's Pat Walther races to overtake her opponent. Barbara Meyer .tries to outrace an approaching opponent during one Milford's eight hockey games. Milford Opponent SparrowsPoint... Towson ...... .... 1 .... .,.. 0 Franklin . , .... 3 .... . . .2 Dundalk ... .... 0 .... ...0 Hereford . , .... ..., . . .0 Kenwood . , ..., O .... . . .1 Parkville ... ..,. 1 .... ...O Catonsville , . ,... 3 .... . . .1