Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Last fall, the Warren Hall Football Squad played six games and finished the season with a record of two wins, two losses, and two ties. The team was inexperienced, with only three players returning from the squad of the year before. However, using the new winged-T of- fense, it tied Thayer 14-14, and then fought to a 0-O deadlock with Pierce Junior High. After it was set back by Cunningham in a game which wasn't decided until the final minutes, it routed the Noblels squad 30-16. Then, after beating Pierce 20-12, it lost the season's finale to Cun- ningham. This year's numeral men were Dave Alger, Bill Beyer, Ned Brewer, Bill Brewster, BASKETBALL Matt Burling, Tack Chace, Cam Clark, Ben Clark, Captain Bob Cowen, Stu Dall, Charlie Deknatel, Peter Donald, Thorn Kissel, Dudley Ladd, John Macomber, Bob Rugo, Dave Taylor, and Stan Van Voorhis. Managing numerals went to Ricky Archibald and jeff Mattison. The sea- son was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Next year's squad will be more experienced, led by Captain Peter Donald and this year's starting fullback, Bill Brewster. In addition, numeralmen Bill Beyer and Dave Taylor will be returning, as will Tim Brooks and Arthur Chute. With this experience, next year's outlook IS encouraging. First Row: Alger, D., Hallett, B., Reimers, W. Second Row: Perry, A., Beyer, H., Dall, S., utherland, M., Mr. Beyer. The Warren Hall Baseball Squad, although it did not have any numeralmen from the previous year, put together a team with the spirit and ability to play baseball. The starting line-up in the infield was Bowditch at second, Harley Laing at shortstop, Bill Brewster playing the hot cor- ner, and pitcher Bill Reimers throwing to Peter Potter, catcher. Stu Dall did a fine job at first base, until half-season when one of his fingers was badly broken and he was substituted for by Bob Cowen. The outfield was occupied by Ned Brewer, Captain Eben Clark, and Dudley Ladd. Although defeated by Cunningham in the first game, Warren Hall felt that they had a better chance the second time. Belmont Hill was handi- capped by a pitching problem which enabled the Squad to win 15-5. Bob Cowen, Dudley Ladd, and Ned Brewer proved that they had the hitting power by clouting the ball all over the park. The members of the team are very grateful toward Mr. Feather, Mr. Millet, and Mr. Owen, who kindly gave their time, patience, and in- struction to make the season most enjoyable.

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