Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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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'

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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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There is one thing about those cross country boys you have to ad- mire. They donit stop for anything. I remember one cold, rainy fall day of the previous season. There we Were, all standing around the corridor outside the gym waiting for someone, anyone, to tell us football practice had been called off. Suddenly the door opened and out came the cross coun- try team, all dressed and ready to go. I think we all felt a little ashamed of ourselves, letting the track team show us up. At that, they had the better of us. NVe Went out and got soaked, but Mr. Adams has taught them how to Coach run between the raindrops. MR. ADAMS CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Manager Stocker, H. Crowley, E. Sullivan, J. Moore, L. Werner, T. Mac- Laughlin, P. Trussell. SECOND ROW: P. Crowley, N. Wallace, T. Whigham, B, Pulsifer, S. Doran, B. Restuccia, W. Swan, W. Fein, J. Engdahl. -I 18 l'