Milton High School - Polaris Yearbook (Alpharetta, GA)

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-TEAM ef . - L Bark rofw, lrft Io right: Bradford Sanderson lCoachj, Phillip Smith, jackie Morton, Charles Webb, Harry Estes, Donald Durham, jimmy Grant, junior Conner, David Martin, Pete Burnett, Grady Lee Potts, Everette Burnett, Wendell Phillips, Byron Burgess, john Nesbit, Lamar Rain- water, Connie Mashburn, jimmy Broadwell, Sam Kirby, Gene Lord, Ronald Pinkerton, tManagerJ. Carrying on in the winning tradition of the varsity brothers, lIilton's B team football players had one of their most successful seasons since the school first fielded a team. Coaches Carrol Beavers and Brad Sanderson guided their squad to 5 wins and only 2 defeats as the future Eagle Stars showed that they were ready to make the big jump to the varsity next year. Outstanding players this year were Jimmy Grant, Donald Durham, David llartin, Byron Burgess, John Nesbit, XVendell Phillips, and Harry Estes. SEASONS RECORD llilton . . . . . 6 Campbell fSmyrnal . O llilton . . . 23 Roswell .... . 6 Blilton . . . 13 Cumming . . . 6 llilton . . . 6 Cumming . . 13 llilton . . . Z7 Roswell . . 12 llilton . . . 12 Canton . . . 0 Rlilton. . . 0 Canton. . .12