Gardiner Area High School - Quill Yearbook (Gardiner, ME)

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i .-...,......s Beginning at left, Front to rear First Row: A. Stonier, L. Swift H. Small, F. Newell. Second Row: B. Wise, M. Manter E. Perry, G. Ware, E. Mooers, J Mooney, G. Violette. Third Row: M. Wood, R. Nelson H. Shepard, B. Purdy, B. Pomeroy P. MacDonald, J. Quinn. Fourth Row: S. 'Wing, P. Small E. Ricker, K. Shepard, F. Whalen R. Lougee, N. Stinson. Fifth Row: R. Skidmore, R Moody, L. Roth, C. Scott, J Roberts, A. Smith, N. Colby. Sixth Row: E. Ryder, D. Newton L. Pushard, E. Nash, D. Spear. Standing: Mrs. Harlow, L. Traf- ton, P. Stultz, 1. Oliver, M. Small B. Peacock, L. Thompson. Beginning at left, Front to rear First Row: J. Skolfield, R, Smith F. Roderick, S. Monaghan, L. Putl nam, R. Greenleaf. Second Row: E. VVelch, L, Fuller S. Beckwith, F. Tyler, L. Tyler L. Wile, C. Reed. Third Row: J. Taylor, P. Hinds H. Mayo, E. Smith, O. Young, L Shepard, M. Sutter, C. Weeks. Fourth Row: J. Toman, C. Ayer, G. Oakes, C. Whitney, E. Stuart. M. Whalen, S. Powers. Fifth Row: R. Welsh, H. Goodwin M. Smith. A. James, E. Wester- lund, G, Flagg. Sixth Row: L. Swift, A. Peters, J. Welch, S. Westerlund, G. Perkins E. Blanchard, H. Perry. Standing: L. Sprague, M. Mark- ham, W. Spear, R. Greeley, D. Colby, K. Moody, Mrs. Houdlette Beginning at left, Front to rear: First Row: M. Hanning, A. Nis- bet, P. McGovern, R. McKay, R. Colby, P. Gallagher. K. Johnson. Second Row: L. Mallory, V. Mc- Laren, N. Ricker, M. Leavitt, R. Landerkin, G. McLaughlin, P. Gin- grow, C. Hanley. Third Row: B. Stevens, M. San- born, N. Mansir, R. Gillespie, Ruth Leighton. E. Johnson, M. McMul- len, G. Howard. Fourth Row: I. Lambert, R. Glid- den, D. Gagnon, V. Linderup, R. Locke, J. Hayford, A. Danforth. Fifth Row: L. Reed, A. Horne, S. Forsberg, D. McCo1lett V. jones, R. Lennan. Standing: 'W. Millett, R. Leighton, O. Kennan, D. Parlin, C. Lyons, Miss Hunt. 1 v

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THE QUILL 17 BOYS' BASKETBALL After a three year lapse, basketball found its way back this year into the competitive sports of Gardiner High School. Coach Alvino undertook the task of producing a basketball team from boys who had played in intramural games, but who had never played on a varsity high school squad, and achieved considerable success, emerging from a tenf game schedule with five wins and five losses. The following have won their letters, seniors, Albert Hopkins, Richard Foye, Murf ray Shephard, Raymond Kidder, sophomores, Shepard, Kenneth Charles Cole, and Gene Mooers, Wallace Shepard, Francis Whalen, son, who are outstanding in this line. There are six freshmen on the team who, Coach Hinds hopes, will develop into good runners. The team will enter at least one more meet this season. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Supervised by Miss Elizabeth Hunt, the girls continued their system of intrafmural basketf ball this year, because from it they not only learn the fundamentals of the game but also derive considerable enjoyment. Four seniors, who had played every year since entering high school, were selected as captains, and these girls chose their own teams. The teams and Joe Gagnon. their captains are as follows: Team Blue Streaks Silver Streaks Tigresses Bryant's Aces Captain Games Games Won Lost Teresa Talbot 2 2 Dorothea Stevens 2 2 Connie Leighton O 4 Dorothy Bryant 4 0 BASEBALL With the exception of catcher and first base' man, the same team which won the southern division title of Kennebec Valley last year is Gardiner 24 20 Cony Reserves Gardiner 20 49 Cony Gardiner 2 4 41 Cony Gardiner 35 28 Hallowell Gardiner 3 1 3 6 Hallowell Gardiner 19 29 Hebron Gardiner 23 32 Kennebec School of Commerce Gardiner -49 29 Gardiner Shell Oil Team Gardiner 35 2 5 Richmond Gardiner 23 2 0 Richmond TRACK Although lacking sufficient material for a complete track team, Gardiner entered three groups in the Kennebec Valley relay race. All three placed, the junior team running second and the sophomore and freshman teams claiming fourth place in their respective races. Much of Gardiner's scoring ability in the clashes depends on H. Marston and R. Giberf returning this year. The team is not particuf larly weakened by the vacancy in these two positions since there are many boys fully capable of filling the places. In fact, the num' ber of candidates reporting for the hrst spring practice indicate that the team should be very strong in its reserve power. So, if hard work, number of players, and experience count for anything, Gardiner will be strong competition in the contest for the Kennebec Valley title.

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Beginning at left, Front to rear: First Row: P. Burns, B. Brown, S. Wade, B. Allen, P. Goggin, L. Hinkley, I. DeLong, A. Atkins, D. Hayford. Second Row: F. Brown, A, Brown, J. Barnard, J. Butler, M. Brown, G. Churchey, M. Glidden, A. Crosby, C. Roderick. Third Row: J. Bailey, M. Bishop, R. Hammond, M. Burns, K. Be- langer, H. Colby, T. Hayes, L. Buckley, F. Howard. Fourth Row: C. Cole, C. McFar- land, R. Hall. W. Coutts. Robert Bailey, A. Davis, R. Boyd, K. Drisko. Fifth Row: W. Boynton, S. Coutts, B. DeLong, W. Shepard, R. Tyler, D. Calderwood, G, Foster. Standing: G. Dunton, E. Chase, L. Curtis, G. Chase, A. Deane, D. Crosman, Miss Jewett. Beginning at left: Front to rear: First Row: H. Goggin, G. Machino, F. Trafton, B. Belyea, E. Wing. Second Row: R. Parker, E. Sulli- van, B. Roberts, L. Sidelinger, C. Crosby, C. Barter. Third Row: E. Pushard, R. Stod- dard, R. Gilman, G. Brann, H. Betts, C. Hetherington. Standing: Miss Anderson. Beginning at left, Front to rear: First Row: D. Pechie, D. Erskine, F. Perry, E. Linton, F. Lovejoy, G. Jones. Second Row: M. Piper, K. Mank, M. Durling, G. Lavallee, llop- kins, L. Peaslee. Third Row: G. McLaughlin, L. MacLaren, J. McCaslin, E. Hayes, K, Harmon, W. Hamlin. Fourth Row: E. Dyer, E. Las- salle, A. Greenlaw, E, Hurley, C. Gingrow, D. Sherman. Fifth Row: M. Morrell, R. Hop- kins, A. Hathaway, J. Linsley, R. Fuller. Sixth Row: J. Knox, V. Monroe, L. Miller, Wm. MacDonald, N. Hersom. Standing: J. Gagnon, R. McDon- ald, J. Hathaway, F. Newcomb, Mr. Hinds.