Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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We Got Wet But We Won!

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iont 1 xx .l. Mulligan, C. Coughlan, A. Litwack. A. Rogers. J. 'I'm'tort-lla, L. Graham. lt. Blake. H. Alt-llu:.:li. 1 Nlurphx ill :in J, Mooney. Second row: Mr. Brennan. K, Nortlion. H. Ward. F. Sirloti, l'. Mita-hell. A. Kelly. X. llickm ansen. .IA t'm,lc. H. Maclntyrfe. Al. Green. Mr. I.apwurth. Mr. Tarmlift' Third row: ll. Sheptyck. M. ticrace. .J N111 oiosa. .I. Goff, T. Grogan, D, lirogan. A. Hall. l'. Smith. P, Vallalian. J. Marlinvlli. J. Blake. E. hll'f'2ll'IllX Pour 1 um XX Finn, R. Sweeney, F, Oliva, l-3, Buck. P. Kerrissey. B, Ryan XV. Klaus. l'. Bonus. IJ. Doyle. l'. Flune. H Tum ei onnell. Fifth row: S. Hahn. l'. l.ievi, H. Mercslitli. P, XVest. ll. London. J. Barry. XY. Piggott. lt. l,et'lai1 D lx ne-nbtr ei J. llanltey. Sixth row: IC. Lato. B. Levine. D, Turnbull, IW. 'I'r0zzi, F. Hagerty, M. Del'arli. IJ. Uh Football For the second year in a row the football page in the Yearbook makes good reading. The 1962 edition of the YVhiz Kids trampled the rest of the Bay State League and regrets only that it couldnit have replayed the 28-12 Natick loss. Al- though some names crop up more than others in discussing individual games, it would not be fair to point out any individual as the star of the team. The star was desireg what they wanted to do, they did. YVhen they had to come from be- hind - the true sign of a champion - they did it. YVhen they had to protect a slim lead in the shadow of their own goalposts, they did it. Practicing after dark, in mud, in bitter cold and doing it willingly made Coach Brennan mighty proud of his ball club. So, to the coaches, the managers, the cheerleaders, the faithful fans, and especially to the sixty-six young men pictured above, Milton High School extends a sincere XVell donelv 26

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HOCKEY First row: R. Mahoney Robert Cadigan, I. Callahan in, R. Carnie, E. O7Neill I. Ferreira. Second roxv: Mr Pedersen, J, Marshall, E lin, J. Blake, D. VVhite, F Crowley, R. Byron, R B MacLeod, Richard Cadi- Cilhert, I. VValker, R. Roch- Leven son, J. Leary, Keith. Hockey Our hockey squad highlighted an interesting sea- son with a 4-3 upset Win over powerful Natick. Early morning and late evening practice sessions vvere accepted as routine and Coaches Pedersen and Carnie agree that not a finer squad of boys could have represented M.H.S. Wrestling Although Wrestling has been an organized sport at Milton for a very short time, it has, through su- perb coaching and sheer Work, become one of the most popular. Fans poured into the gym in unex- pected numbers to watch Coach Tarditf's matmen compile a 10 and 3 Won-lost record. They have earned all the accolades bestowed upon them. WRESTLING Front row: D. Doyle, P. Benos, E. Rogers, R. Le- Clair, P. Hogan, J. Leonard, R. Maclntyre, K, Chute, D. King. Second row: F. Troz- zi, J. Gallagher, R. McNeill, I. Sidoti, D. Cox, N. Can- non, NV. Cook, R. Levine, J. Goff. Third row: N. Baker D. Aicta, B. Glazer, A. Keith, I, LaCroix, B. Le- 1 vine, D. Williams, F. Salvoni.