Milo High School - Breeze Yearbook (Milo, ME)

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S. Henderson P. Sturtevant C. Brown N T. Merrow H M. Heath K. TI-IE BREEZE 43 Deschamps . Sturtevant . Perkins Here's wishing the best of luck to Miss Iohnston and her Pantherettes of 1952- 1953. R. Waterhouse G. Brockway IUNIQR VARSITY B. Rideout H. Clark Under the direction of Mr. Choate the High scorers for the season were: Vfs did a Very good job this year, Betty Heath 182 points coming through the season with eight wins Shelia Artus 147 points and five losses. The boys gained a lot of Amelia Cross 92 points experience that will help them in years The Varsity Girls won 25 lost 105 tied 1. The V. Girls won 13 lost 4. to come and perhaps improve the Varsity next year and in future years. Their record is as follows: The games and scores are as follows: , mg QQ ig Qllggggge xiii? ii giflinild' 4' Milo 21 23 Dexter MiloJ.V. 57 Dexter j.V. Milo 16 J V 41 Dexter Miloj.V. 41 Dover1.V. Milo 28 ' ' 28 Dover M1loj.V. 79 JUHCEl0HJ.V. Milo 15 JV 9 Dover Milo j.V. 40 P.C.S.j.V. M1 ' ' . Milo j.V. 41 Dexter j.V. 1 0 40 54 Brownville jct. Milo LV' 61 Dover LV. M53 gsifflglgle Miloj.V. 56 LaGrange Varsity . . Milo j.V. 34 Greenville j.V. M310 21 W' 23 Gmlfofd M110 J.v. 46 P.c.s.J.v. 31:3 32 W. 12 323121 MW' 41 Mawr- Milo 38 42 Dover lVl1loj.V. 37 Stearnsj.V. M210 31 41 Brownville JCY- The five highest scorers were: M110 45 39 Lagrange R. Richards 150 R. Robichaud M110 29 42 Gullford N. Leonard 91 L. Morrill Milo 3 J. V. 12 Guilford W. Arms 60 Milo 38 15 Monson All in all the girls played very well this season. They will have the same squad next year but will lose their dependable manager, Bertha Perkins. She will be re- placed by Alice Gerrish who has done a very good job as assistant manager. CROSS COUNTRY Six boys came out for cross country under the direction of Mr. Hersey. Phil Paul and Larry Morrill were the two strongest.

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Al. V. BASKIQTBALI, first Row: l,. Morrill, R. Richards, YV. Artus, Mr. Choate, N. Leonard, R. Moores Rolmieliaud. 'Second Row: D. xvCylIl0llIl1, T. llorne, D. jay, M. liurry, l,. Mel.eod, A. llerlvest, j. llir inon. I'hird Row: G. Rirleout, C. MeSorlcy, H. Cochrane, C. Brown. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM lfronr Row: R. Rielmrrls, P. Paul, Mr. Horsey, R. Moores, L. Morrill. Second Row. M. Hurry, D. Morrill, L. McLeod.

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44 THE BREEZE BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL lfirst Row: M. Hamlin, P. Paul, R. Chase, Coach Hussey, I. King, VV. Smith, D. Morrill. Second Row: I . Perkins, j. Paul, D. Moore, VV. Artus, N. Leonard, L. Morrill, D. Vail. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1951-52 How long can Milo High School main- tain its enviable record in Basketball? This is the question which many opponents ask every year. There is no secret to success. It's just plain earnestness, hard work, and a de- sire on the part of M. H. S. students to contribute their utmost to the team and school. It is with the Students that the future success of our team lies. We would like to mention that we are not only learning to play basketball. The real value is the character foundation we are laying for future living. We feel especially proud that our team is also a leader in fair play and sportsmanship. We are deeply appreciative and grate- ful to the many individuals and groups, too numerous to mention here, who have so generously contributed to our team's success. Alumni vs. High School The high school boys worked hard, but the ex-Milo High stars were too much in the first game of the season. Alumni 45, Milo High School 44. Round Robin Milo looked good in both games as they beat Iunction 20-8, and then beat Dex- ter 27-2. Monson at Milo Monson, a new-comer to the league, could not keep up to the fast playing of the Panthers. Milo 94, Monson 22. Smith got 24, Phil Paul and Morth Ham- lin each scored 21.