Millbrook School - Tamarack Yearbook (Millbrook, NY)

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QP' V, 7' m',Pq1: '-f . - '- Frmzl :wire F. Collins. Henshaw, R. Goodwin. Van Alstyne. P. Wfray, T. Keeler. Stfrfllhf milf Wfrigley, Mendes, Mr. Knutson. Milkowski. Stover. Wforkum. W. Keeler. Mimirztg-D. Collins. M. Wra1y'. HOCKEY APTAINS Van Alystyne and Goodwin and Coach Knutson found much hidden talent in this year's fraternal hockey team. By working as a unit, the team finally was able to make up for the loss of a valuable defense man, Antek Milkowski, who suffered a shoulder injury at the beginning of the season. There were three sets of brothers on the team: The Wfrays on defense, the Collinses on the line, and the Keelers as nomads, appearing where most needed. Other valuable men were Mendes, Workum. Stover and l-lenshaw, all of whom won their letters. SEASON RECORD Trinity-Pawling 0 Cranwell 0 Kent's Seconds l South Kent 7 Hotchkiss' Seconds 0 m,.,,,,..i Storm King I Salisbury I Taft's Seconds 2 54 Millbrook Millbrook Millbrook Millbrook Millbrook Millbrook Millbrook Millbrook

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Frmzz l'f1ll'-WCbbCf. Ryan. T. Huber, Peale, Fedoroff. Serrwd mu'-Mr. Howard, Eisner, P. Robinson, D. Huber, Haight, Heaton. SKIING T the beginning of this year's ski season, the team thought it was going to spend the whole winter picking up rocks off the side of Mt. Marcy. There was no snow at all so the team did just that until about the middle of February, when snow finally came. Three meets were held, out of the six that were scheduled: The Pittsfield Inter- cholastic, with thirteen other schools, a quadrangular meet in Otis, Mass., with Salis- bury, Lenox, and Hotchkiss, a triangular meet at Millbrook with Kent and Berkshire. Letters were awarded to Captain Tony Huber, D. Huber, Fedoroff, Peale and Webber. Probably the most useful part of the season was the training in jumping which the members of our team were able to get. The team is greatly indebted to Mr. Howard for his help and guidance throughout the season. Q , 56 is 41 fp few 'W A