Bridgton High School - Corona Yearbook (Bridgton, ME)

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l HOYS' lg,X5Ki'3,liI'i.'Xl.l. Bark mrs: Walker, Hnutilier. Oaklcy. Manager Putter. I'lnnl4e'tt. N. Nlmiltrun, Mclianiels. Frmif rmu: Gray, Smith, l,, Nlrmltun. llietrirh, Ruhhins. BOYS' BASKETBALL Hriflgtttll liigh Sfhurrl t-lim-rl ita fI'llll'- tern-gzniw Srawii with lint three- wins ancl Eleven defeats. Starting thc' wrtsnti with Isnt twft letterinen, llivtrich anl Nlonltun. the lirirlgtmi tffam wnn twn ttf their first four games. Thr tllflbll exciting game of the season was plriyefl at Iiriclgtnii against Uxfcwrl. The orprinent led at the hall' 16-20. lilll the hom? hnys had the game tierl 'JG-26 at the fl'lI'iPfljlL1Ell'ff'Y mark, Thr hattlf- was Carried into an ttvcrtiniv in whirh Smith scrzrerl the lucky twn pttints that decided the game. Tliose winning their lik were: lf. Moultnn, IQ. Ruliliiitm, ll. Gray. XY. Smith, R, Ilintrich, l'. XYall4er, N. Moultnn High wcnrvr uf the' sfasmi was Dietrich tirtltiiig a tntal nf HIS pnints. KLXMICS HJR '11-'15 Hrirlgtnn Ili lirirlgttm .Xcadeiny 27 Hrirlgtttn li Mechanic Falls lfi lifillllflllll 3.3 Kennett Sl l'l'iflglt1ll Ilrirlgtfvn l'rirlgtr+n Hrirlgtnn Hrirlgton liritlgtrm liritlgtrm llritlgtnn Iiriclgtnn Hritlgtnn Briclgtml ,,, . K ,Xflll'Il Potter' .Xcademy Porter l'rtttf?r .XC?l!lFl'l'lf' 1 lxfut'l'l l I'j'f'lil11'g Kennett lfi'yel'it1i'g liridgtnn .Xcarlemy Mechanic Falls Porter

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THE CORONA 13 leaders who report on international rela- tionship, balance of power, trade agree- ments, and racial control. just how will the peace treaty affect my life and the lives of my friends? Vllhat do we expect of the peace? VVe want no flimsy armistice that will give the war demons another breathing spell so they can prepare for more global wars. America's democracy has been for pri- vate enterprise. NVe want to do away with the inefflciency of unions that is forever causing strikes, and in times of emer- gency, bringing production of essential materials to a standstill. VVe want to de- velop someiof the wasteland and to stop the destroying of good land and save the timber and other natural resources that are valuable to our country. All of this will take careful planning and consequently good leadership. Since this is a democratic countryQ we, the people, should get acquainted with the problems of the country tand also the worldj Elllfl vote for the person that we agree with at the time of election. i JAMES PLUNKETT, '48,

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tilRl.S' HqXSKliTR.-Xl.l. Burk rn-:vi Manager l-inst't1tt. Rand, .-Xustiu, Farris. Allen, XYuc1dbu1'y, Brooks. Fruuf rtrzu: Blake, Prentice. Delano, Lihhy, .-Xlexautler, Martin. GIRLS' BASKETBALL llritlgtun had rt reasuualmly gtmtl seasun this year ctansiclering the fact that the squad was cmnpusetl largely ul lfreshmen str that the first team line-up generally Contained three ur tuur tirst-year players. Six games were wtm taut of twelve: ltvur of the losses lacing tu the undefeated vet- erans uf Hxftml and Porter. The coach, Slim illarjtmrie 'lll'llllt'll, re- signed at mitl-year anfl Mr. .Xmlrc'xx's fli- recterl the team tluring the lnztlztinve ttf the st-astm. Letters were awarrlt-fl tn llnria llihhy tCaptain J, Rwhertzx I lelzulta, l'll'LlIlk'C'S iXlCXHI1l.lt'I', lltimtlty XYuu1llmt11'y, llvelill l'reutit'e, -leanette Martin, LXIHYUTIC lilake, lleverly liantl, Betty Austin, and hlilllllgkl' liriclgtrmn liritlgttmn l'fl'itlgto11 liritlgtun Britlgttm llritlgttm llritlgtun liflllgllbll liritlgtt in liritlggltmll liritlgtt lIl liritlgtt rtl N l arm: in 'l' H li 343 ,Y -, Ll W :J 34 JS! IU l .insCott. SCORES liritlgton Mechanic f lxfturd l'jl,lUCI' ,-XC Porter Putter .Xu 4 lxfurrl lfiryelmilrgg llriclgtml lfryelmttrg lllechanic Porter Academy Falls HClCITly ademy ,Xeatlexny .'XCZiClC'llly .'xL'LlClt'IIlj' Falls