Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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FRONT ROW: Elinor Cox. SECOND ROW: S. White, J. Christensen, M. Lewis, E. Hill, N. Sullivan, J. Solimine, L. Swart, V. Burdick. CHEERLEADERS lim a football player, as you know, so I had an excuse to be down on the field when our cheerleaders were practicing. Mr. McCormick kept us pretty busy with wind sprints and other exercises, but just the same, I was not busy all the time. My opin- ion is that we have the best cheer- leaders of any year, and I know that most of the other boys agree with me. Starting with Ellie and Working either Way, left or right, you Will probably have a tough job deciding which one is the peppiest and best looking. Of course, if I told you whom I've picked, you'd say that naturally Iim prejudiced. 'l 16 .I-

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WMM FRONT ROW: G. Hibbard, R. Fandel, R. Park, R. Gallery, D. Lake, P. Moran, A, Swan, R. Gordon, D. Fav. SECOND ROW: F. Mahoney, P. Finn, R. Holub, P. Sullivan, P. Finerty, G. McCarthy, R. Bambrick, H. Nelson, J. Norton, J. Skilling. THIRD ROW: Coach Carnie, P. McCarthy, R. Bent, J. Murray, M. Smith, J. Attanato, N. Cotter, W. Ford, L. Gettings Coach McCormick. FOURTH ROW: G. Alfano, Mgr., J. Riley, W. Bates, R. Smyth, J. Des: mond, J. Mitiguy, W. Ferdinand, Mgr. FOOTBALL I doubled up my hands and dug my fingernails into the wet palm of my hand. I glanced up into the stands at the yelling mob and turned away as I saw faces I recognized. Why eouldn't the ref', hurry up and blow his whistle? Here waiting for the start of the Braintree game, I re- membered all the other games that had been like this. I remember the North game in the cold and the Wel- lesley game in the pouring rain, but none had been as bad as this. Be-' sides, they were in the past and we needed this one. I gritted my teeth as I thought of the ones we had lost and smiled as I thought of how we had upset the predictions by winning. MR M CORMIC , . . K And then I heard the referee s whistle. Cgach 'I 15 l'

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l You and I never did agree on the band. Did we? I always claimed that Mr. Tatro was the reason that it sounded so much better. I remember you said that the more we heard it the more we appreciated its contribu- tion to school spirit. lt's really not worth arguing about though. We both agree on one thing. The members certainly made a fine show marching down the football field. I'll have to take your word for how it sounded be- tween the halves, but from the way you've raved, theyire born musicians. BAND FRONT ROW: J. Rafuse, R. Frees, T. Mitchell, A. Pappas, R. Presutti, G. Thompson, P. Ledwith, D. Peatfield, P. Schwab, P. Qoatromini, J. Flaherty, R. Bradshaw, T. McCarthy, W. Green. SECOND ROW: R. Graham, R. Monroe, R. Murch, B. Brown, R. Hersee, C. Westhaver, J. Dimock, M. Fipts, B. Pearson, A. Brown, E. Dunn, M. Westhaver. THIRD ROW: T. Stenberg, D. Kaupp, D. Lunt, D. Beichlin, J. Swingle, L. Lee, N. Coska, R. Desmond, J. Driscoll, B. Alexander, D, Maloney. FOURTH ROW: H, McCormick, P. Simmons, D. Welts, G. Trowbridge, E. Lincoln, L. Beckett, R. Lincoln, C. Smith, E. Walker, M. Cappers, D. Farnum. 'l 17 l'