Anson Academy - Anchor Yearbook (North Anson, ME)

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THE ANCHOR Qtek I Eazgatgaff Usam l First row left to right: Lelia Newell, Katherine lla, Erma Hoyt, Joyce Young, Muriel Dunphy, Rebecca Briggs. 4 Back row left to right: Phyllis Coro, Elizabeth Spencer, Mary Judkins, Barbara Judkins, Fran- ces Lynds, Dawn Bessey, Blanche Mullin, Betty Petty. We had a good season with fourteen going out for basketball. Four girls are graduat- ingg two from the first team. These are Erma Hoyt and Joyce Young. VVQ won fifteen games out of twenty-four with Joyce Young having the highest total of scores. Practically all the games lost were to larger schools. Tl ere premises to be even greater success next year for the team. Muriel Dunphy was elected the most valuable player for the year and was awarded a gold basketball. Mr. Merrill of the faculty coached the girls' team.

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ANSON ACADEMY i Boyz, Baagsfgaff Umm Left to right: Coach Mr. Merrill, Teddy Briggs, Ralph Manzer, John Young, Kenneth McHenry Walter Ela, Raymond McHenry, Merle Skillings, Richard Whitaker, Mgr. Bruce Paine. Center: Bobby Judkins. The boys worked together this year for the first time as a team, and did a good job. They started slowly, but as the season went on they showed improvement. V'v'e won a third of our games played with Pop Ela having the highest total of scores All the team will be back next year except Ken McHenry who is going to Maine Mari- time Academy in Castine. Ray McHenry was chosen captain for 1946 and also chosen most valuable player for '45 for which he received a gold baskeball at the Basketball Banquet held on March 23. The team was coached by Mr. Merrill of the faculty.