Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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PERSONAL STATISTICS Name H0011 Los! iSingles onlyb Pierce 7 6 Churchill 8 4 Minot 9 5 Butler I0 4 Harkness 5 5 Kissel 4 4 Keyes, R. l 5 Howard 0 I SEASONAL RECORD Game Millmz Harvard Freshmen 0 Tabor 7 Belmont Hill SM St. Mark's 3 Brookline High 8 St. George's 2 M.I.T. Freshmen 65 St. Paul's 4 Browne 8: Nichols 4 Governor Dummer 9 Andover 0 Middlesex 3 Newton High 4 Groton 7 Won: 75 Lost: 7 Tied 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oppouenl 9 Z W 6 l 7 ZW 5 0 0 9 6 5 2

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T R A a C K First Row, left to 1-ight: Wheatland, Lehman, Bingham, Capt. Bancroft, T. Williams, Thaxter, Weed. Secoml Row: Kinnealey, F. Faulkner, T. Bolton, j. Pappas, Welch, MacPhee, Mr. Herzog, Mr. Smith. Third Row: Tenney, Fine, Wadsworth, Holcombe, McKenna, J. Millet, Jones. Abseul, Mr. Hall. Despite a one-win and four-loss season, each member of this year's team, practically without excep- tion, can be praised for giving his all. Strength, rather than agility and speed, accentuated the meets, as we broke two field events records and attained the best high jump height in three years. On this basis we were able to place third at the beginning of the year in the Exeter relays, with seconds in the javelin and shot put, and thirds in the high jump and intermediate relay. The junior relay team turned in an excellent performance and continued it for the rest of the yearg it shows great promise for the future. Individually throughout the season: 100. Tim Williams produced the best time, 11.0, with Bolton, Faulkner, and Scullin backing him up. 220. MacPhee ran well at St. Paul's, but Tom Bolton ran 24 at the close of the season. 440. At St. Paul's again, Chris Lehman ran a 54.0. Since Fred Filoon improved considerably from the beginning of this year, the time should be lower next year. 880. In the next to last meet of the year, with Thayer, Captain-elect Steve Bingham ran the 880 in 2:10. Bill Thaxter regularly turned in line performances. Mile. Steve Bingham lowered his time to 4:49.8 at Andover. Low Hurdles. Williams, McKenna, and Wadsworth vievs with each other. Tim ran them in 14.8. High Hurdles. Dave Wheatland and Bill McKenna held this spot against tough competition. Relay. During the year, this team extensively shifted its members. An exceptional performance was that of Paul Fine's at Governor Dummer and through the season they ran well, but didn't have the natural speed of other teams. Broad jump. Alan Clark jumped 18' 1 against Quincy, with Bancroft, Bolton, and'MacPhee jump- ing in the 17' bracket. High jump. Art Weed cleared 5' 6 twice while Captain Bancroft, Wheatland, and MacPhee stopped at 5' 4 . Pole Vault. Although attaining 10' 6 in practice, Fred Faulkner did only 10' 0 in a meet. Even so, this height was usually enough to gain a place. Dave Wheatland' performed well and Gil Tenney and Bill Burgin improved immensely. Shot Put. Tom Holcombe seems headed for a record next year as he threw the shot 47' 4M2 against Quincy. jack Pappas also has improved his distance and should stimulate Tom, and vice-versa, next year. Discus. This year saw the breaking of the 109' SM record by a throw of 113' 6h by Mike Wads- worth. John Millet also threw over a hundred feet on occasion and should be strong in this position next year. javelin, For the fourth time in two years the javelin record has been broken. jack Pappas outdistanced Art Weed with a toss of 171' 8 . Both jack and Tom Holcombe should be good men next year.