Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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l FOOTBALL First Row: Burling, M., Clark, Eb., Donald, P., Cowen, D., Brewster, W., Clark, C., Van Voorhis. Second Row: Archibald, P., Ladd, Alger, D., Dall, S., Chace, J., Rugo, R., Dcknatel, C., Brewer, E., Mattison, J. The Warren Basketball Squad, although it did not have a winning season, did gain the vital experience which will enable them to pro- vide better teams for Milton in the near future. From the beginning, the squad was handicapped by a lack of height and shooting ability. In the first and last games of the season, the Warren Squad matched its efforts against a mighty Pierce team. Because of their dominant height and experience, this team succeeded in overwhelming Warren Hall. As in the Pierce game, the starting line-up against Cunningham consisted of Dave Alger and Stu Dall playing forwards, Bill Beyer, sub- stituted for by Sandy Sutherland, jumping cen- ter, and Bill Reimers and Captain Bruce Hallett BASEBALL ditch, N., Cowen, R., Ladd, D., Brewer, E., Pile, W. playing guards. Despite the efforts of these six men, Cunningham took the first game, but had a little trouble in the second, winning by only three points, 31-28. Stu Dall's scoring and Dave Alger's rebounding helped in making this game so close. Warren Hall, however, devastated the small Browne and Nichol's team 32-19. Bill Reimers, Bill Beyer, and Sandy Sutherland excelled. The B Team of the squad had a two and three record, playing very well. Exceptional players were Perry Miller, who was high scorer of both teams, jim Kaplan, and Charlie Deknatel. The players of the entire squad wish Mr. Beyer a successful season next year. First Row: Laing, H., Brewster, W., Clark, Eb., Riemcrs, W., 'V-Y Potter, P. Second Roux' Bow- l i I I i