Milton High School - Polaris Yearbook (Alpharetta, GA)

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E .1 U f'1i-'M r, tggifgl 8 N I . ff : -A P ' , 'J LAWRENCE BURGE Guam! .Xusaix PRUITT Guard vm We ' 27' 3 5 r f if XV:xi,i,Aca Ilexnipasox Guan! s x Q A . ,. . ' , - ,gy -- 2 r. , f ,wif A .x .J ,r , 1 :.g A-4 4. ' 1 L. '-f- A,.4L..in, 90 914 JG is ililtl OLIVER NlL'I.I.INAX Gzmril oxrxs Nlzhzli Guard Lb 'll f, 'T' i 'il 1, ff 4.4-Q ll TCU Greenshoro will long reineinher the name of Gene lfstes. 'lihe great lfagle halfliacli scored t touchdowns and gained 293 yards in I3 carries to lead his tearn to a 42-19 win. The .ltlmzta fr'UII5flf1lfl0ll rewarded Gene for his efforts hy naming him Back of the XY:-ek. .lackie Wvade also played one of hi greatest games in scoring two times on runs of 50 yards or inore. Alaines Uinsinore, Gene Lawson. and Dorsey Strickland headed the defense. each with a pass interception. A quarterhacls sneak hy lVilhurn XVhitt from the one-yard line proved to he the difference as Klilton won No. Q from a good Conyers eleven. 13-6. Estes started the Eagles off right with a 4U-yard sprint in the first quarter. Although unahle to generate hut two scoring drives. the Eagles held the heavier Bulldogs in check throughout the game. Lawson again was a defensive standout, along with Freeland, Pruitt. and Sims. .-.u ,Vx Q S