Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Front row: Mr. Brennan, D. Deering, T. Lynn, F. McDonnell. J. Carota, J. Morris, P. Sobolewski, F, O'Neill, XV. Farrington, R McCormack. R. Blake, Mr. Lapworth- Second row: A. Litwak. R. Harris, D. O'Ma1ley, S. Greeley, D. Doyle. J. Kerrissey. R McHugh, M. Green. C. Murphy, T, Lowney, J. Blake. J. Mooney, R, Cacligan. J. Plotner. Third row: R. Yvard, C. Coughlin, Tortorella. G, Colligan. A. Rogers, P. Grant, J. Kelly, J. Oliva, P, Kelly, J. Mai-tinelli, A. Kelly. J. Ryan, H. Fish. Football Most Massachusetts coaches feel that the Bay State League is the most improved and best bal- anced league in the state. To finish second with a seven and two record is quite an accomplishment for a team whose record two years ago was zero and nine. A look at the record shows how close they came to an undefeated season. Two-touch- down losses to undefeated VVellesley and powerful Framingham marred their otherwise perfect record. There was a diiferent hero, it seemed, each game. Lineman Jack Oliva and Bill Farrington, and quarterback Johnny Morris were elected to the All-South Shore team, honors richly deserved. Morris and Farrington were co-winners of the Owen B. Kiernan award for their part in the 30-0 mauling of Braintree on Thanksgiving Day. Sometimes completely overlooked- usually be- cause it has no Seniors -is the Junior Varsity squad. This year we feel it should receive recognition for a job well done. Enjoying little of the limelight of their Varsity counterparts, these ready, willing, and able youngsters are the main reason why Mil- ton High School's record for 1961 reads seven wins in nine games. To the coaches, the players, the bench warmers, the managers, the students who cheered so loud and long, to all who contributed in any way to this great season-may we say, Well done! J. V. FOOTBALL Front row: T. Grogan, M. Gerrace, N. Baker, C. De- Grazia, I. O'Connor, R. El- well, King, E. Anton, B. Keenan, S. Hahn. Second row: P. Mitchell, I. Goff, F. Crowley, R. Cafligan, A. Hall, D. Brogna, L. Hansen, D. Sheptyck, R. Germaine, R. Corcoran, H. Nalli. Third row: Mr. Tar- diff, D. YVhite, A. Keif, P. Smith, B. Ryan, P. Maffei, J. Merrick, A. Semer, F. Iodaitis, B. LeClair, R. Mc- Intyre, Mr. Snell. Wan 7, .fact 2 -- 70eZZ Zane!

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CROSS COUNTRY Front row: B. Tuohy, H Tuohy, P. Schmidt, P. Sullil van, I. Burns, J. Lohban, I Roulston, I. Callahan. Sec- E ond row: Mr. Mullin, George, P. Needham, I Leonard, D. Doyle, N Glickman, D. Campbell, C Jepson, K. Quinlan, E Hemstreet. Cross Countr The Milton High hill-and-dalers experienced their best record ever in The Bay State League, posting seven wins against only one loss, and finishing second to undefeated Needham. The co-captains were jerry Burns and Peter Sullivan. Voted most valuable was Henry Tuohy, who finished first in every meet save one, and set two course records, john Lobban was considered most improved. Al- though seven seniors will graduate, a strong nucleus of five lettermen will return next fall. Under the direction of Coach Mullin they should do well. Soccer This year's edition of our Soccer team was the defensive giant in the Bay State League. Led by Mr. Zero CGoalie Jack Ferreira, that isj and high scoring co-Captain Fran Finizio, the squad finished third in its second year of league competition. Mr. Hale is, and has every right to be, proud of his team. So, too, are all the teachers and students. Succeeding co-Captains Finizio and Dave Bums are Eddie and Jim fno relationl O'Neill. SOCCER gent, G. VVilliS. Front row: G. Cote, K. Sid man, R. Crawford, D Burns, F. Finizio, R. Carme I. Ferreira, E. O'Neill. Sec ond row: R. Branting, YV Knadler, S. Feldman, R Keith, J. O'Nei1l, Filt T. Hopkins, R. Gamer Third row: Mr. Hale, XY Duffy, K. Chute, E. Flet cher, I. Harrington, I. Eise man, M. Schwartz, YV. Nu

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