Freedom Academy - Echo Yearbook (Freedom, ME)

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37 Those who went out for basket- ball are as follows: Captain, June Bowman, Captains-elect, Mary Lou Heald and Carolyn Cates. Others were June Larrabee, Maxine Downer, Louise Emerson, Irene Scribner, Gladys Brown, Sylvia Austin, Nancy Brown, Eleanor Bryant, Rowena Flye, and Janice Raven. Our Letter Girls are as follows: P0iI1tS Points Maxine Downer 348 June Bowman 2 Mary Lou Heald 115 Carolyn Cates 0 Irene Scribner 49 Rowena Flye 0 June Larrabee 34 Eleanor Bryant 0 Louise Emerson 32 Gladys Brown 0 Sylvia Austin 7 Nancy Brown 7 592 2 594 The following were the games Points F. A. 39 F. A. 27 F. A. 21 F. A. 36 F. A. 30 F. A. 47 F. A. 57 F. A. 30 F. A. 25 F. A. 28 F. A. 64 F. A. 24 F. A. 33 F. A. 25 F. A. 53 F. A. 40 F. A. 48 F. A. 22 F. A. 26 F. A. 34 F. A. 709 :tDenotes Games at Home Janice Raven 0 2 played and the scores: Points Stocktonik 27 Erskine 63 Unity 36 Liberty 45 Winterport 61 Monroe 27 Searsportl: 32 Albiont 31 Brooksl' 43 Corinnaa: 42 Stockton 35 Erskineit 29 Unityt 40 Liberty? 36 Searsport 33 Albion 45 Monroeit 21 Brooks 34 Winterportt 34 Corinna 44 758 June Bowman '53 Maxine Downer '53

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL SQUAD 1st, row, l. to r., June Larrabee, Irene Scribner, Maxine Downer, Eleanor Bryant, Nancy Brown, Janice Raven. 2nd, row, l. to r., Mr. Jordan, Mary Lou Heald, Rowena Flye, Gladys Brown, June Bowman, Louise Emerson, Carolyn Cates, Sylvia Austin, Mary Ingraham. Perhaps many of you think the girls' squad did not have too success- ful a season because of only six wins. One of the reasons for not having a better record is because we lost so many of the first team players last year. We were very fortunate, however, to have the Freshman class furnish us with many new players. With these girls playing in new positions, our progress was very slowg but, by the end of the season, everyone could see the improve- ment of the squad. We also had a new coach, with whom we had to get acquainted. And he had to learn to know us and the best place to use our separate abilities. With these difficulties to over- come, don't you agree that we did pretty well? We wish to thank Mr. Jordan, our coach, for the fine job of coaching he didg and also thank the cheer- leaders for their support at all the games. Last but not least, we wish to thank our manager, Mary Ingra- ham, for all the care and time she has given to the girls' team.

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GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM lst. row, 1. to r., June Larrabee, Delta Fowler, Carolyn Cates, Janette Cole, Maxine Downer, June Bowman, Grace Black, Audrey Grass. 2nd, row, 1. to r., Eleanor Bryant, Patricia Elkins, Carleine Shibles, Rowena Flye, Louise Emerson, Janice Raven, Mr. Jordan. SOFTBALL When school started this year there were 13 girls who went out for softball. We played only two games with Unity last fall. Our other games were rained out. We hope that the season this spring will be a successful one. We want to thank Mr. Jordan, our new coach, for the fine job he has done in coaching us girls. Those who went out for softball were: Janette Cole, June Larrabee, June Bowman, Grace Black, Maxine Downer, Audrey Grass, Delta Fowler, Carolyn Cates, Carleine Shibles, Rowena Flye, Patricia Elkins, and Janice Raven. Maxine Downer '53 ' June Bowman '53