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HOCKEY

This year's hockey team had the
potential to produce a fine record,
but very limited practice time during
the second half of the season kept
the Quakers from living up to this
potential. The team was led by cap­
tain Skip Gorman, high scorer Larry
Tingley, and Fred Odoardi.
After five games the prospects
for a winning season looked good as
the team rolled up four victories
against one loss. Then the roof fell in
on the M.B. pucksters; Coach Pratt's
sextet lost five consecutive games.
Finally, on February 22, M.B.
snapped out of the doldrums with
a tie. The team's record of never los­
ing its last game of the season was
sustained as the Quakers defeated
Pomfret, 5-2.
The season officially ended on
March 3 with the traditional lasagna
dinner at Coach Pratt's home. Junior
Bill Roland was elected captain for
the I 968 campaign.

Skip's skates scatter troubled Townies

BACK RO W : Mr. Curtis, Silverstein, R., Johnson, S., Barrett, Arnold, Gustafson, Suttell, Mr. Pratt. FRONT RO W : Willis, Watson, Allen,
Roland, W ., Odosardi, Gorman, Tingley, Hedison, E., Gregory.

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