Bar Harbor High School - Islander Yearbook (Bar Harbor, ME)

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Q2 l Scatui, It-ft to right: I.. Burch. f', Wand, .T. Walls, B. Sinners, R. Salishuix D it tim, I,. tirav. Standing: J. I.vmhui'm-r, V. Allvv, I.. I,Vl'l1i?lUlCl', IJ. Lamhtlt Lodci Gully, L. M54-Quinn, J. ifiviti, S. mm-ii, Manag'0i I.0wis.- unlor 2ll'Slfy asiaetimii This yvuifw ,IY IPZIIN prow-el ln he- in tip top Fhupv Uppnm-Ill Hur llflrlml num! 'lf tht- time: I:l'l'N!'l' ll .Sl llu-Ly .lzivix Wvziil, ami f1ui'ruli wvumfi firms- the' ,Inhn Hupft 21 I4-nm tu smart' 4-Il many 0l't'ilwiUllS. Brian SUIIIPIS Nil. lie-at-rt 30 uhh-rl to lhm- il'2lIll45 SlIt'f't'SS hy snapping tht- nvt fm' Hlfl 'llmn I52 lun Imintw umm- than umm-. Little- Ui:-ki Salishury l:lll'k5INbl'i fill nab 21 IlUiFillN'f' to tht- guarcia uf thi- rrppusinjl tvzuns. Urmm ltr lmf Cray M'1'lllf'Ii lu hr- un haml In airl his t?i'lllltllZitl'S I,t'Ill4'lif' IH? uh'-n tht- going naw tough. espf-vially that time ishvn. Ulfl 'llmn 39 with tht- ft-ure' tif-fi. he trivfl fur a haskflt. failvci. lfllfwnrtli 35 vziught tht- hull on tht- I'f'i'NlllIlfi anti the-li sunk it for BI'4'XK'1'l' L3 1 tum point margin of xivtury. Nil. U4-st-rt 12 Thr- te-am iwiiml up tht- 54-uwrx hy fl:-ff-ating H111-kspurt IW Urulm 69 to 236. P1-1111-tit' 1-1 In thi, tr-aim. uf- haue- gmail mute-rial fur futurr- .Iuhn llapft 321 izirsity Fflllillir. lfllsxxui'til 30 llanws play-fl mul rvsult-: Urunn 69

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First row, left to right: R. Carter, D. Dyer, N. I. McGarr. Second row: Asst. Mgr. R. Sprague, R. liacharn, A. Swanson, K. Riddell, Coat-h Savage. lt. Alloy, R. llamor, B. Rodick. J. Doylv. Mgr. ZlS6IJZ1ii 'llhv Iuasf-hall team. under the ahle coaching of Mr. S2iXi.l t'. hoastvd its most survessful season in Z' yr-urs. 'llho Iuoys got oIl to a good start Iwy' flvfvating Gilman T to 3. The speedy curyrfd hall pitrhod hy' Lolloy llyor hold Huvks rort to tlire-af hits in thv first Uaine of the . I C . I'.V.f.. Sf'1'lf'S. lmlloy svorvd svn-ral similar sur'- ve-ssr-s. Ilis outstznidinv n-rforniam-v of this sr-ason 1- I n I was the Urono ffanw. wht-n he- ntrliod a one lnttor r- I and struck out twenty-two nwn for a l2 to 0 shut out. lnfortunatc-ly' In- r'or-oiyvrl an injury in this fliltllf' whim-h ll3IlIlN'l'f'II ltis pitvhing in tht- stati- pluy-ofl tourname-nt. Ilyt-r to jordan as a pitvhe-r-trI-1-att-In-r vomlvina- lion play was always in good form. First lmaseman Nato Ixing prow-fl to Inf- as outstandinz in that posi- tion as he- was at tht- platr- with his hut. Nvil l.unt plum-d rw-nt:-rIie'Id and allormilc-d with Ihr-r as pitohf-r. Ilif-k ffartvr. spec-dy sllnltl stop. also tri:-d his pit:-hing arm Illrrillg ri fvw lriillr avross tins lPl2ll1'. Villlt' rr-sllll of thi- lxoysi Hood Jlziy itlff llll4I of Ihvil' z- I :- e'xH-II4-nt r'onr'hing1 wus tln- I'.X'.tli lfhtnnpionship. the first time l'.V.C. Third row: T. NVilliamS, I.. McKay for H.ll.H.5. in the history of tht- Thf- sf-I1ooI and the town wx-rv mighty proud of tht- all hast-lrall l6'3lll. of thc' handsome? I'.V.fl. trophy. and of the Champs pirture in the lowi-r corridor. 'i Vie'- and his hoys arcs proof that not all xir-IoriPs were in thw old days. ffainvs playvfl and tht- sf-ores follow, Thr- lust two Instr-rl wr-ro in tht- slatf- play-ofl tournann-nt. f1lJll0II1'lIf liar llurlmr Gilman 3 lxvon 'Tr Iluf-Ixsport U lylon til I'lIIsworth I- Won I IZ! John liapst 'I I.ost lfit Pvnivtir: 3 Won 1 ITI Uld Town 3 lllon ' III' lin-wr-r ll ll on 'Sr Urono U lion IIQZI flilnmn I lyon 'ISI I'4-nn-tio I2 Inst 'til Flowlxlon I ly on 'UI Ilnrtlnnd Mun. 3 I,osI 'I' unt, P. Jordan, L. Dyer, N. King. R. Dow, R. Graham, J. Spear, R. Mc-