Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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5 W n ATHLETICS

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Front How: G. Hauser, J. Peli, D. Smith, R, McDonnell. R. C1-nee, XV. XVhalen, T. Quinn, R. Mc- ormack. V. Graliam, D. Carnie, C. Lanigan. Second Row: Coach Ramacorti, B. XYhelp1ey, L.. Trenholm, T. flilllli'-1'Flll. P. VanNf-ste, TZ, Interland. G. Pickerinpf, XV. Pe-Ili, J. Pullati, J. Grogan G- THYS. -l. Mullin. 'l'hir1l Row: .l. Moran, Il. Hlrilrlw-y, .l. Illx-Kay, D. Iticharnls, M. Hnllan, C XVlnte, Ii. l l0ll'll6l'. IC, I'lillllL'llIlll'H', T. IPL-ury. F1 '1 Heffernan, J. Mullin. H. Skloff. Second Row: C. Kast. G. DeVue, Ill, Pallahan, S, Brayton, J. U Leary, U. Hogan, NV. Holvertsnn, S, Iloxie, K. Kearney, 'ont Row: D. I-Zourzlon, J. Bowie. NV. Murrlovk. C. XYhite, E, Hamellsurg, 'I'. Hagan, WV. Nelson, Faster The men Football The football team, although winless, exhibited a fighting, never-say-die spirit. There were several excitingly close games, including a high- scoring loss to Needham and a last-minute defeat at the hands of Norwood. A lop- sided defeat to Natick, Class B Title contenders, shook the team's confidence, constant injuries kept the team below peak eHiciency, Despite the had breaks, the team entered each game with a determi- nation to do its best. Winter Traclz In spite of a disappointing winter season, the trackmen can be proud of such senior runners as Tom Hagan, Bill Nelson, Tom Heffernan, and such Held rnen as Charlie White and Emanuel Hamel- burg. All the meets were held at the East Newton Street Armory with the ex- ceptions of the B.A.A. and the State Meet, both of which were held at the Bos- ton Garden. The outlook for future teams is good with several prospects rapidly im- proving. Why wait? 24