Milton Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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SPRI G It is no doubt difficult to predict the spring sports seasons when they have just started, but the ex- perience of the returning letter- men, the inspiration and the en- thusiasm of the coaches and the captains, and the spirit of the athletes will ensure fine seasons and wonderful times for the players. It is already apparent that the Girls' Lacrosse team is going to have an exciting season. A group of sixteen prospective players travelled to Orlando, Florida for a lacrosse camp during spring vaca- tion, and there were fifty-odd others who showed up at the try- outs. It was very difficult making cuts, but as a result the Varsity team is very strong - being com- posed of returning players Susan Evans, Sally Wright, Ien Brewster, Mo Flaherty, Chelsea Remington, l captain Betsy Walcott, plus play- ers from last year's IV, as well as some amazing newcomers. The IV this year also looks particularly strong. We're looking forward to a fantastic season! The Boys' Lacrosse team looks equally promising. This team is composed of the return of nineteen lettermen and a few strong new- comers. Co-captains Eric Chur- chill and Iohn Bisbee will be head- ing up a strong core of senior de- fensemen, while on the other end of the field Ioe Chase, Seth Handy, and Tom Clayton lead an explo- sive attack unit. The opening game of the season was a victory over the , 1-, strong Andover team, which shows the potential of our Mus- tangs. Let's hope successwill con- tinue far into the season! Last year, the Girls' Track team finished an exciting undefeated season by placing third out of the twelve schools in the Inter- scholastic Championships held at Milton. This year's co-captains Susan Mahanor and Lisa Iones look forward to an even better sea- son this spring with the return of many track veterans and the in- coming of several promising athletes. With this combination and some new additions to the coaching staff, this team is confi- dent of another undefeated season, and moreover, of being the League champs with a first-place finish in this year's Interscholastics. The Boys' Track team looks strong also. Coaches Taylor, Evri- viades, Clifford, Keller and Wood are working with the team to make a more complete and rigorous training program. Co-captain Sid 97