FACES IN THE CROWD

Peter Carterfinished five seasons as starting goalie for the Milton (Mass.) Academy hockeyteam with a total of 1,541 saves in 74 games. Besides captaining the trackteam, Carter, an honor student, qualified for the Eastern Junior SkiChampionships.

Pam Nelson, 13, ofSeattle took seven firsts and three seconds at the Spring Horse Show inWoodinville, Wash. In each of her four years of competition (1961-1964) sheheld the state title for her age group in hunt seat equitation, and in 1964,the junior hunter title.

L. C. Bowen, asenior forward, led Benton Harbor (Mich.) High's basketball team to the Class Astate title for the second straight year by scoring 487 regular-season points.He made 62% of his field goal attempts and 80% of his free throws for a 30.4average in 16 games.

Jeff Parker, a6-foot-6 junior attack man on the University of North Carolina lacrosse team,scored 20 goals in his first four games this season, including seven in a 12-9loss to Virginia and six in a 14-2 win over Hartwick College of Oneonta,N.Y.

Larry Rybicki, aMarine corporal at Beaufort, S.C., became the first enlisted man and the secondman in the Corps to complete the Commandant's Master of Fitness tests—10grueling time-limit events in less than 90 days, capped by a three-mile run incombat gear.

Dave Smith enteredthe San Francisco Olympic Club pool at 6 a.m. on a Friday, swam 2,142 laps, gotout at 6 the next morning with a new swimming endurance record. A few hourslater he won an 18-hole medley-play golf match in the city championships.

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