Ashland High School - Echoes Yearbook (Ashland, ME)

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Front row, left to right: E. Chasse, G. Milliard, N. St. Peter, R. St. Peter, S. Casey, D. Michaud. Second row: Mr. Porter, D. Sylvester, E. Cowett, H. Searway, R. Mountain, Manager. WINTER SPORTS Our Winter Sports team got offto a good start by taking the first two meets. The first meet was held at Limestone, January 30, with the score being Ash- land 44, Limestone 34, Mapleton 2. The secendat Ashland, February 13, Ashland 44, LimeSt0ln'e'Z.5, Bridgewater 7. At the Ashland Carnival, Hazen Searway won all first places in the snow- shoeing events, Everett Cowett was first in all ski events. Although we shall lose both of these boys by graduation we have ,several others who show great possibilities. Robert St. Peter, Dana Miehaud and Ernest Chasse are prom- ising skiers while Gilman Milliard andSheldcm Casey show skill in snowshoe- ing. We have several meets scheduled and hope to add new trophies to our cab- inet before the end of the season. S g g S Raymond Davenport Sponsored by Dr. A. C. Varnum, School Doctor 29

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at last l've found it! Look, I'm a rich man! So occupied in his findings, he didn't hear the girls as they sneak- ed up behind him. Again he said, I'm a rich man! Both girls shouted, as they conked him over the head with a wooden bar, knocking him uncon- scious, That's what you think! Just then the light came on, and Jean's family appeared in the attic. What's going on here? shouted Mr. Thompson. How did that ---- that crook get in here? Later when the prisoner had been turned over to the proper authorities and the excitement had subsided, Jean's father explained, Some years ago a big robbery occurred here in Riverside, and it has always been a mystery what became of the jewels. This man must be one of the gang, and came to get them, thinking the house deserted. The girls turned the jewels over to the authorities, and each received a big reward. Louise Tilley '54 A DREAM A dream I cannot forget is the one I had in English class. I dreamed I was walking along a brook, away off in the woods, fishing. There was a small group of us at camp. We would sleep till ten in the morning, go for a swim and catch some fish for breakfast. The worst part of it was just as I was begin- ning to catch a few fish, something tapped on the shoulder. I looked up, there was the English teacher looking at me, he said, If you want to dream, you can stay after school and dream. So now I can see, it doesn't pay to sleep in school, but it still was a good dream. Neal Mac Lean '54 28

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VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: F. Langille, E. Cowett, R. Mountain, C. Bodge, C.Goodblood, D. Grass. Second row: E. Ouellet, H. Searway-Manager, Mr. Cobb-Coach, T. Coffin-Manager, R. Davenport-Manager, B. Wright. fra 'Q JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: N. St. Peter,D. Winslow, D. Sylvester,T. Rand, L. MacDonald, R. St. Peter. Sec- ond row: E. Chasse, S. Casey, D. Boyce, Mr. Byers-Coach, E. Weaver, D. Michaud, R. Wakefield. Sponsored by Goodhue's Jewelers in Fort Fairfield and Abnaki Bowling Allies, Presque Isle Maine. Largest instal lation of automatic pin setters in Aroostook. 30