Carmel High School - Rocket Yearbook (Carmel, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

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THE STAFF Editor-in-chief Norma Murray Assistant editor-in-chief Business Manager Assistant Manager Literary editor Assistant editor Typing editor Assistants Circulation Manager Alumni editor Senior editor Assistant editor Girls Sports editor Boys Sports editor Harvard Howes Robert Erskine Jacquelyn Knight Paul Hansen Arnold Smith Norma Murray Winnona Buzzell Joyce Hawes Jacquelyn Knight Russell Smith Robert Shaw David Haskell Donald Dyer Winnona Buzzell Roger Reed 'l 'lID-IUI -lf lXOO70 ?Q?Q3?7' fc ? To Mrs. Alice Gregoire, our faculty advisor and home room teacher, we, the seniors,w1sh to dedicate this issue of the Rocket osozz m2HC3 Eur' Himge HH Z SID' UQ I- I- d't'9'O mmgoq Q F-0012.0 mimi? 'U I3 U KKQ: mm 'JU' Swag? DH HUD t'fCDO'1 SD 3H'CD Bldg? ON!- I- 1 0 d'23'4 DHA ll We also wish to dedicate this issue of the nRocket' to Mr Myron Goodall Mr Goodell has, during the past five years, worked tiringlg taking u to and from school, to and from basketball games, and to and from class trips Rain, sleet or snow, If we were on the bus, Our parents would always know, They needn't worry about 'N-Msg ...J Left to right: Mr. Stevenson, Mrs. Gregoire, Mr. Smith Mr. Flannagan, Hrs. Smith, Hr. Starbird Dans P, Stevenson, Principal Bangor High School University of Maine, B.S. World Geography, General Math, Eighth Aritkmaetic, Student Council, National Honor Society Alice Gregoire Lincoln Academy CNewcastleJ Coburn Classical Colby College, 13.1. 13 hours credit toward Masters degree, English, French, Jr, Prize Speaking, One Act Play Philip H. Woodworth Lawrence High School Fairfield, Colby College B.S Harvard Ed, M., Boston University Ed. M., Portia Law School L.H.D., Science Ernest E. Starbird Guilford High School Husson College, B.S. Commercial subjects Year Book Sadie Smith Eastern Maine Institute Springfield Extension Courses University of Maine 6 8: 7th grades League Spelling Coach Challis Smith Old Town High School University of Maine B.S. Social Studies, Biology, Boys Sports John Flannagan 3 years Technical Training , University of Maine, Hath, Scienm -'H 'El 'lIU 'I get Ja afcs Pa.u1 William Hansen Robert Perry Shaw Arnold Russell Smith Harvard Edvard Howes, Jr. Jacquelyn Elizabeth Knight David Allan Haskell Norma Kathleen Murray Roger Elwyn Reed Joyce Mae Hawes Robert Hershal Erskine Winnona Grace Buzzell Donald George Dyer, Jr, Russell Leroy Smith Class Motto: 'Today we launch, where shall we hor? anc Class Flowers Pink and White Carnations OF THE BLESS DF 1958 Paul William Hansen---'Glick' 'A sheep without, a wolf within? Prophecy General Course Fifth Street Junior High 15 Bangor High School 2, 35 Baseball 115 Basketball ln5 Treasurer 15 Rock- et StaIfKLiterary Editor! lg. Robert Perry Shana--'Bob' 'Always laughing, never sadg sometimes naughty,but never bad' Will General Course Freshman Reception 25 Junior Prize Speaking Cusherl 35 School Paper 145 Rocket Staff CAlumniD h. Arnold Rus ell Smith-'Bebe' 'A mile for every fellow, and two for every girl' Gifts General Course Newport High School 15 Fresh an Prize Speaking 15 Junior Prize Speaking 35 Dirigo Boys' State 35 Rocket Staff Klsaistant Literary Editor! h, School Paper ls. Harvard Edward Howes, Jr.--nHarveyW nDare to be differentn Prophecy General Course Basketball 2, 3, hs Cross Country 23 Baseball 23 Magazine Campaign Captain 33 School Paper hs Assistant Editor-in-Chief Rocket h. Jacquelyn Elizabeth Knight-FJackie' 'One cannot kill time without injuring eternity' Co-Valedictorian General Course Brewer High School 13 Art Club lg Journalism Club 13 Honemakers' Club 13 Basketball 23 Softball 23 National Honor Society 2, 3, hs Glee Club l, 23 Morse Memorial High School 33 Prize Speaking 33 Dirigo Girls' State 33 School Paper hs Rocket Staff lassistant business managerj M. David Allan Haskell--'Dave' 'Work fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours' History General Course Bangor High School 1, 2, 33 Magazine Campaign h School Paper bg Student Council hs Rocket Staff L. Norma Kathleen Murray--'Kathy' 'A blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenientn First Honor Essay Commercial Course Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 1, 2,3 Softball l, 2, 35 Freshman Reception C mmittee 23 Class Sec- retary 25 Student Council 35 Junior Prize Speaking CFirst Prizel 33 League Spelling 3, bg Editor-in- chief of Rocket hg School Paper bg Treasurer bg D. A, R, Candidate M. Roger Elwyn Reed--nRog' 'Climb, though the rocks be rugged' Salutatorian General Course Baseball 1, 2, 3, ug Basketball 1, 2, 3, bg co- captain hy Student Council 2, 3, hy League Spelling M3 National Honor Society 2, 3, hg Junior Prize Speaking 1First Prize? 33 School Paper Csportsj bg Rocket Staff Csports editurj M3 Magazine campaign CClass capfainl 2. Joyce Mae Hawes--'Jo' 'A smile is so easy, yet so effective' Class History General Course Secretary Q Treasurer lg Girl's Softball l, 2, 33 Vice President 23 Commercial Club 23 Class Secretary 35 League Spelling CAlternateD 3, bg Junior Prize KUsherJ 33 Cheering 33 Rocket Staff h. Robert Hershal Erskine--'Bob' 'Seeing is believing' Co-Valedictorian General Course Basketball l, 2, 3, 143 CCo-captain 103 Cross- Country 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 39 by Baseball 1, 2, 3, hy Magazine Campaign Class Captain 3, hg President hy Delegate at Large h School Paper bg Rocket Staff CBusiness Managerla Winnona Grace Buzzell--PNonie' 'Determined to get what she is after' Gifts General Course Class President 13 Chorus 1, 23 Student Council 2, Softball 1,23 Basketball 23 Cheering 2, 33 Co mercial Club 2 Freshman Reception Committee 25 School Paper ig Rocket Staff fGirls' Sports Editor, by Junior Prize Speaking 3. Donald George Dyer, Jr.--'Donnie' 'Absence makes the heart grow fonder' Second Honor Essay General Course Cross Country l, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Magazine Campaign 2 Commercial Club 23 Treasurer 2 Secretary ng School Paper by Rocket Sta!! i. 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CLASS OFFICERS President Parker Argent Vice-President Duane Shall Secretary 'hub Willem Treasurer Janice Crawford Student Council Marsha Ince Duane ill We are the juniors of Camel High School We do our work, but we'd rather fool. Come September, early next fall Our voices , for the last time will fill the halls. Duane Small R Wi Front row: S. Argent, H. Strout, P. Haskell, D. Mahon, E. Murray, L. Luce, N. Fish. Second row: Mr. Flannagan, N. Vicnaire, G. Howes, C. Reed, O. Woodbury. CLASS OFFICERS President David Mahon Vice-President Edna Murray Secretary R Treasurer Patricia Haskell Student Council Linda Luce Harold Strout We are the Sophomores, And without a doubt Though we're never on time, we're never left out. Harold Strout Front row: V. Jellerson, V. Hanscom, M. Sma Richardson, R. Waning, M. Brown, J. Lothrop, L. Mayhew. Second row: B. Fogg, G. Meservey, R. Mahon, Hughes, W. Gulliver, D. Hartley, P. Newcomb, M. Mahon, E. McKenna, Mr. Smith. Third row: K. Stevenson, D. Parsons, P. Pet A. Lovely, H. Woodbury, A. Stevens, M. McLeod. T. CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Waning Vice-president Tracy Richardson Secretary Merle Brown Treasurer Tracy Richardson Student Council Virginia Hanscom We are the freshmen of Carmel Highg Our goal is higher than the sky. We like to play, we like to workg we never from our duties shirk. Sophomores we will be next year, So let us give a hearty cheery So without any futher adieu, we will end this poem. Thank you. The Freshmen Class 11, s. SPS Front rows N. Mc Kusick, N. Worcester, J, Partridge J. Hafford, S. Lovley, V. Boyle, S. Lawrence Second rows H . Smith, W. Hawes, R. Butler, G. Willey, A. Mahon, L. Stevens, D. Boyle, G. Ross, C, Partridge. CLASS OFFICERS President Janice Hafford Vice.President Edith Shaw Secretary Joe Partridge Treasurer Nathan Worcester Student Council Stillman Lovley Though our class is not very large, we have a lot of pep. And before the year is o'en We'l1 be a nervous wreck, we strive and we amend Because next year we'1l be dear freshmen. Janice Hafford 77' Front row: D. Dean, W. Horan, R. Mahon, R. Jarvis, I. Smith, J. Howes, L. Tardiff, D. Washburn. Second row: G. B own, W. Fogg, D. Gray, R. Glidden M. Lamphier, G. Curtis, F. Smith, M. Steele, W. Smith, w. Hall, Mrs. Smith. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-Preaident Secretary Treasurer Student Council Grade seven consists of quite a few. Counting both boys and girls, we have twen we have worked very hard and done our best In hopes we'1l pass our final test. we are looking forward to another year. For Carmel Grammar school we'll all cheer. One more year, than we'l1 be In Carmel High School, just wait and see. The Seventh Grade ty- Ina Smith Robert Jarvis Iris Smith Carol Shaw Iris Smith two. 14' F.R4 D, Ross, G. Gilbert, J. Hall, I. Smith, M. Parsons, P. Lothrop. B.R3 J. Simpson, R. Dow, R. Luce, D. Mahon, R. Meservey, S. Boyle, D. Cray, Mrs. Smith. Class officers for the sixth grade are the same as the seventh grade. We are the Sixth Grade, we keep plugging alongg we're not extra smart, But we're going strong. We are led by Mrs. Smith, Our teacher so bright, She drills us and drills us, From morning 'til night. THE SIXTH GRADE 615 ftp, fxhf 9 d Q gg, cfivi E Front row: Roger Reed, Jacquelyn Knight, Robert Erskine, Janice Croxford. Second row: Mr. Stevenson, Parker Argent, Duane Small, Arthur Dean. The senior members who will receive certificates at graduation are Jacquelyn Knight, Robert Erskine, and Roger Reed. The qualities an honor society member must have are an average rank of at least 85 per cent, out- standing leadership, character, service, and schol- arship. The membership of the National Honor Society increased this year, thus giving proof that deter- mination and fortitude does enable a student to achieve his goal. The members of the National Honor Society sin- Muvly urge all the students at Carmel High to do their utmost at all times, and to have the National Honor Society as their goal. It is indeed an honor and a privilege to belong to such a fine organization. We hope that in the years to come the National Honor Society will gain a much larger membership. THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY H?-l TOS me LOC Ra ES HP C-8 uf, QL, Af Qllvr Front row: P. Hansen, N. Murray, P. Argent, J. Speed. Second row: R. Jarvis, Mrs. S. Smith, R. Reed. The Central Maine League Spelling Contest was held at Newport High School with the following schools participating: Carmel, E. Corinth, Corinna, Hermon, Hampden, Newport, and Hartland. East Corinth Academy won the trophy. Ardyss Cougle of East Corinth Academy won the honor of champion speller. The spellers wish to extend their appreciation to Mrs. Smith for her splendid coaching. Norma Murray '58 qi? 225 DLL CN nc TZ Front rows T. Richardson, M. Luce, D. Small, L. Luce, I. Smith. rows Mr. Stevenson, H. Strout, R. Reed, R. Erskine, D. Haskell, V. Hanscom, S. Lovley M . Stevenson, advisor of the student council, called the oup together soon after the fall opening of school to discuss ays and means of bettering the school as a whole. As usual, the classes chose two members each to represent hem in the student council. Robert Erskine was chosen as Delegate-at-Large by the tudent body. Representing the classes were Seniors! Roger Reed David Haskell Delegate-at-Large Robert Erskine Juniors: Duane Small Marsha Luce Soph moresx Harold Strout Linda Luce Freshmen: Virginia Hanscom Tracy Richardson Eighth grade: Stillman Lovley Seventh grade: Iris Smith Officers President: Duane Small Vice president: Marsha Luce Secretary: Linda Luce The student council sent their president, Duane Small, to Lincoln as a candidate or president of the Central Maine Region of the Maine Student Council Association. ane lost in a very close contest to Richard Gerry of Orono. At the meeting the by-laws were discussed and officers were elected. Dr. Garland ussell of the University of Maine spoke on schools twenty years fro now. Duane Small '59 Q7 LCS HP 28 OH K Arthur Dean Janice Croxford Duane Small nMaybaskets' 'Crimson Rambler' 'American Tr Humorous Dramatic Oration if-4-Xb F.Rg T. wi1cox,M, Luce,J, Croxford,L, Parsons,B,worcester, V. Jellerson. B,Rz Mrs, Gregoire,A,Dean,D,Smal1,H, Willey, P. Argent,W. Mahon,D. Reed. The annual Junior Exhibition was held April 3, 1958, at the Carmel Union Church. There were three winners this year instead of the usual two. We wish to express our thanks to Mrs, Gregoire and our appreciation to the trustees for the use of the church, The three winners competed at Newport, April ll, in the Central Maine League contest. Duane Small received first place in the ora- torical section, and Arthur Dean placed second in the humorous section, Left to right: D. Small, Mrs. Gregoire, W. Buzzell, P. Peters, M. Luce, L, Luce, P. Haskell, J, Croxford, H, Howes, M. Small On March 7, 1958, the one-act play, NStolen Identityn, a m stery, was entered in the Central Maine League one-act play contest at Corinna. Although the Carmel cast did not take home any honors, they did very well in acting their parts. The cast was as follows: Stan Duane Small Trigger Harvard Howes Stella Mary Lou Small Beatrice Compton Janice Croxford Mrs, McKee Patricia Haskell Miss Moffet Linda Luce Mary McKee Marsha Luce Our thanks to Mrs. Gregoire, for her patient guidance toward making the play a hit. we presented the play for the P. T. A. at one of their regular meetings, and also plan to perform again for the P. T. A. , for their Fun Night, at the Town Hall, Parker Argent and Winnona Buzzell will replace Duane Small and Pat Haskell for the Fun Night presentation of the play. The may cast LITERHRY nThe Tree Smashern when I was young and in my prime, I learned to drive in a very short time. My brother, the one who taught me to drive, D1dn't think he'd make it sometimes alive. One day when my car went up a tree, I found out that repairs were not free. To have it fixed took all my pay, But I had her out on the road again the very next day. It was fun driving again, you see, But guess what happened, yep, the very same tree. My pay went twice, then three and four I d1dn't think that tree could take much more. Then came the day the tree had to g A woodsman needed some wood, you know. I watched him chop the old broken tree And thought of the money it had cost me In a way I was gl d to see the tree go, For I had nothing to smash into now you know One day out riding I spied a new tree I knew that was my new destiny I headed right for it and gave it a try, I didn't go too fast, you probably know why Because if I did, she would have to go, That's why I didn't want to hurt her you know. I hit it easy, right on the trunk, It started to cry when it iormed a bump I cou1dn't believe it, it couldn't be true! But to this day I'1l tell it to you. If you are gonna drive, don't start like me, Because after a while, you'll feel sorry for the tree. So if you are going to be a hot rodder and smash up the car, Take my advice and charge it to Pal Harold Strout 60 'Mr Clown I saw a big fat clown He had a funny face mhat looked like he came From out of space He eats candy and lollipops And when he is sick He eats gum drops He takes children for piggy backs, He stops in his tracks He likes to eat so very much, He always Pa a sandwich and eats, munch, munch Well, I told you the story Of old Mlst r Clown, so I'll go to bed and settle down, Ina Smith V961-lil . xo, a O N Il 0 n That dances up and down, And when he is tired, I n - 0 . , n n Class of 19 9 The fattest,the shortest and smartest of our class, Is Parker Argent who is sure to pass he have a couple of buddies Harry Willey and Dermont Reed Two girls are great friends too, Bette Worcester and Jane Speed The greatest clown of our class is Mr Reggie Strout Whenever he enters class, there is laughter all about Rodney Hanscom and Lester Lord are always out for fun, the run Arthur Dean is the most studlous of us all, He is even quiet in every study hall In basketball we have Marsha Luce, in baseball a Mahon boy, Bill To watch them play in either sport is always quite a thrill! Sandra Scripture camo to ua from down Newburg way She is always quiet in class and never has much to say In Shorthand class Lenora Parsons and Joyce Harvey have all the fun Even though,they're sometimes noisy their work is always done Ronald Jarvis has a flat top and also pretty brown eyes Whenever he speaks, he is sure to say something very wise! Armond Vicnaire is the errand boy for all at C H S Whenever he is asked to go on a trip, he always answers,nYesl From Etna we have Visto Jellerson,who is a friendto all, From over that way we also have a boy named Paul when from outside you hear a tremendously loud clatter and noise Its an old nChev car driven by Glendon, one of the Vicnaire boys This poem is written by Janice Croxford and Duane Small whose names we have saved for last There is only one reason for writing these lines and that is to get rank which we need to pass! Mr Starbird is our teachen who is liked by all wehe mum. we have enjoyed these past two years and hope he's with us for at least one more! Janice Croxford Duane Small ll Sql! 1! ll V : . O When Marion Pomeroy and Trudy Wilcox see them, they soon are on O C ' o 0 O O n n ' 'bchool Days In nineteen hundred and fifty eight I walked through Carmel High School's gate There, before me, in the hall Stood the children, both short and tall It didn't seem right to come back here start a new year I knew when I had started school I would have to abide by the golden rule School starts at 8 30, and then recess, And comes noon, we satisfy our hungerness Then back to school we gaily go, Never too fast, but then never too slow As winter goes on And spring grows near, Vacation time is nearly here So we close our books for another year Parker Argent I! gi! Fishing I like to go fishing For Pickerel and Trout Oh Elvis Elvis is smart, He's well on his way He carri s a guitar And can't even play! The girls all love hi They think he's slick But if you ask me, I th1nk he's sick! He shakes and he wiggles when he sings 1Hound Dog He looks like a farmer Who's chasing a hog! when he's on stage And singing a song, He acts like a runner Who's still going strong! He went into the army Early this spring, And when he comes out, He really will sing! Paul Peters 61 There's no sense to lie So I'll tell you the facts, Though I'll come home with nothing I'll stop in the fish market I'm sure there's no doubt I cast out my line And sit there and wait, Till a fish comes along And grabs hold of the bait on my way back David Parsons lI61I1 1 1 YY N Il . mg with all the new scholars to ' , 5 I J 2 . N N 5 9 O C I-X3 QM W X-5? Bruxelles F, W9 X N 71 X EASTERN MAINE TOURNAMENT, CIVIC CENTER, BANGG, E BIG BOE' SHOOTS f WHFIT HRE VON LODKWG I-77' B0f5? JUMP 5l7LLf ROGER SHOOTS FILL HMP Rtgwg WHTCH PHRkLR,R1:G, fHwrfzf+ Bae E E I 5 -'I W CHRME1, vs Mawr DESERT Q I 3 A . ,41 Front row: Mgr. D. Small, R. Waning, B. Erskine, R. Reed, R, Jarvis, P. Lavway. Second row: R. Strout, D. Mahon, L. Lord, W. Mahon, Coach Smith, H. Howes, P. Hansen, P. Peters, P. Argent. In November the Bobcats, under their new coach, Mr. Smith, began basketball practice. with the experience of five letter- men, good coaching, and a lot of determination the team compiled a record of ten wins and two losses to win the Centeral Maine League Championship. This is the first time in seven years that Carmel has won the C.M.L. trophy. At Madison the Carmel Team swept aside all competition to win the Regional h Class S trophy. The teams we beat were Monson and Harmony, The manager, Duane Small, did a fine job throughout the season. The winning of the trophies was made possible by superb co-operation, teamwork, and fair play on the part of the Bobcats. Roger Reed '58 WFFUN RUDIDGJ mms Pl' Kaftan? y AL I at PMUE1, C l F.R., L. to R., Coach Dana P. Stevenson, V. Jellerson, T. Rich ardson, E. Murray, L. Luce. B.R.,L. to R., M. Mahon, H. Small, J. Croxford, M. Luce. When the basketball seaso rolled around again for another year, Coach Stevenson called together all the girls who were interested in basketball. As you can see by the above picture, we wound up the season with eight girls on the team. Although we had quite an unsuccessful year as far as winning goes, we did gain a lot of experience, both in learning how to play together, and how to suffer defeat courageously. we had a lot of fun playing the various teams, making new friends, and stopping at the different restaurants after the games to please our deserving appetites. we wish to thank Mr. Stevenson for his time spent in coaching us, and also thank our fans who cheered us on during the games in spite of the over-whelming odds. The Girls' Basketball Team. r Q J a . A' v. if T . Vs x 'Q T ' fb X ' ' I N.. -'xg f 'T vi L. to R., T. Richardson, L. Luce, M. Small, J. Croxford, M. Brown The cheering squad this year of Carmel High consisted of Janice Croxford, Junior, Linda Luce, Soph moreg and Tracy Rich- ardson, Mary Lou Small, and Merle Brown, Freshmen. The cheerleaders are chosen on the following qualifications: appearance, cooperation, poise, personality, and voice. Perhaps the latter qualification is as important as any, for this is as hard-pressed as much as the others combined. Without a clear, strong voice one could not possibly be a cheerleader, for volume provides that stimulus that gives an added push to the basketball player. And how the fans love to hear the cheerleaders ring the rafters with their cheers. There's s mething about a wholesome, light-hearted cheer that makes a person shiver with delight and makes him eager to see his special team win. Only two of last year's cheerleaders were back with us th e year. This meant that we really had to practice a lot and with much stamina to get into shape before we dared venture onto the floor in actual cheerleading. we hope that we inspired our team to do their best during the games, and that in the future the cheerleaders will continue to do their utmost in cheering. The Cheerleaders. Front row: A Dean, A Vicnaire, P, Argent, R. Reed, R. Erskine. Back row: Mr. Smith, W. Mahon, H. Willey, A, Smith, P, Hansen, D, Mahon. During the early weeks of September, Mr. Smith called a meeting of all the boys interested in baseball. Although we had anticipated a much larger turn out, only 16 boys reported. After we had practiced for two weeks, we met and defeated Corinna, 7-2, for our first win of the fall season. Our next game was with Hart- land, which proved to be a contest but we pounded out a 13-9 win. The f0110W3-H8 week East Corinth came to Carmel and was beaten decisively by a score of 7-2. For the next game Carmel had to face the undefeated Hermon Hawks. There were doubts in everyone's mind about the outcome of this game which would determine the league leader. The Carmel 'Bobcats' came out victorious as they downed Harmon 15-9. In the final game of the fall season Carmel topped Newport, 19-O. The team and fans hope that with the coming of the spring season the boys will have just as much on the ball as they did during the fall season, In the spring with only ten boys eligible to play, the Carmel boys got off to a flying start by easily defeating an aggresdxe East Corinth team by a score of 9-O. For our next game we traveled to mass Park to meet the Hampden Broncos. Al- though we were behind early in the game, our bats came to life in the fifth in- ning, and we won the game, 9-6. with four more games remaining we hope that we will continue winning and bring Carmel High School its first baseball championship. Roger Reed '58' THE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS. The battling Bobcats skillfully and determinedly gained point after point as they fought their way to the top of the Central Maine League basketball ladder. Team after team fell back as they cracked under the pressure of the Carmel Five. Finally, the Bobcats reached the top, overjoyed with their success, and tired because of their relentless efforts. But first place was not with the Bobcats long. The Newport team defeated them after a game in which overtime had to be called. What a game that was! Tension was at its extreme. No one knew which team would win, as basket after basket was matched. This defeat, however, did not bother the Carmel Bobcats, for they surged onward, eagerly, and with their hopes high. At Madison the Carmel team did a fine job. '1'he first game on February 13, with Monson, was quite close during the first half. At the end of the second quarter the game was tied up, 23 to 23. When the third quarter started, how- ever, Carmel settled dovm and took the lead, winning the game with a score of 614 to 37. What a game, and what a day! The snow came down in blankets, making driving very treacherous. The next day the cagey Bobcats defeated Harmony, 79 to 57 Harmony played a good game, but lacked the punch to win Th1s victory gave Carmel the right to enter the Eastern Maine Class S Tournament at the Civic Center in Bangor On February 20 the Carmel Bobcats and their fans walked gayly and hopefully into the Civic Center, carrying with them the inspiring Carmel Bobcats banner All the planning, playing , and experience of the year might now mean the differ ence between victory and disaster Mighty shouts of cheer rose from the specta tors as their favorite team swarmed onto the floor There goes the whistle! There they are, Carmel and Morse CBrooksJ, facing each other, both teams hoping to gain sweet victory At the and of the first quarter Camel had the lead by one point, and from there went on to beat Morse, 59 to P42 The next night Carmel tasted bitter defeat when they lost to Mt Desert, 72 to 67 But during the latter part of this game the spectators saw Carmel at the1r peak, for the Bobcats quickly gained about 20 points to be within 3 points of tying the game Many towns had hopes that Carmel would win, and remarks were heard from fans that they had never before seen a team with such fair play and sportsmanship and with that good old Esprit de Corps Although the Bobcats did not win the coveted Eastern Maine Class S trophy, they did receive the Central Maine League troplw and the Regional la Class S trophy Also, in years to come, the team will have fond memories of the good times after the games at the Pilots Grill A few of the players will not be with the Carmel team next year, but the Bobcats will undoubtedly have a winning team I M Q 09 af ll 4 4 , L 4 THE Boys' on ' BOL E. 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