Greenville High School - Chrysalis Yearbook (Greenville, ME)

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34 THE CHRYSALIS Bill Webber, our coach, turned in a fine job during the season and We all nope he will return next year. Greei ville will have five veterans returning and the outlook for the coming season is very bright. Following are the scores of the games: G. H. S. Here Sangerville 27 53 There Foxcroft 28 20 There Brownville Jct. 28 42 Here Guilford 24 30 There Milo 45 30 Here Foxcroft 32 31 Here Brownville Jct. 27 44 There Sangerville 27 65 There Guilford 40 35 - Here Higgins 34 41 There Higgins 41 30 0 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Girlsi Basketball practice started late in December. Fifteen girls report- ed for the first practice, and although they lacked height, they made up for it in speed. The girls had a good sea- son in winning six games and losing five. They carded double victories over Sangerville, and split decisions with Guilford and Brownville J ct. Two games were dropped to Dover, but victories were chalked up over the Alumni and Dexter. The girls elected Rita, Audette and Avis Markey Co-captains. The Squad: Rita Audette, Charlene Audette Norma Ryder, Pat Eastman, France Perry. Laura Given, Mary Smith, Mary Jane Lavigne, Nina Glatt, Ida Hubbard, Pat Landerkin, Charlene Landerkin, Peggy Swazey, Avis Mar key, and Eleanor Lowell.'

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BOYS' BASKETBALL Seated Cl. to r.l: H. Sheehan, W. Ryder, H. Genesis, T, Ryan, R. Hamlin. D. Genest Standing ll. to r.l: Coach Webber, R.. Dlckimson, G. I-Illl G. Deveaux, C. Tremblay, G. Smith, K. Davls, R. McFadden tManagerJ. GIRLS BASKEFBALL Seated fl. to r.l: F. Perry, I. Hubbard, N. Ryder, R. Audette, P. Swazey, P. Lander- kln, L. Given Standing tl. to r.l: Coach Webber N. Glatt, C. Audette, E. Lowell, A. Markey, P. Eastman, C. Landerkln, M. Lavigne, L. Nye. lmanagerb

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THE CHRYSALIS 35 WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF- Dave Muzzy hurried. Ronnie Heal sat up straight Rachel Craig slowed down. Mr. Diehl couldrft think up a good geom- etry test. Nina Glatt got enough sleep. Tony Bartley's feet grew any bigger. Henry Gilbert kept his feet out of the aisles. Steve Vlckery studied. Mrs. K-neeland lost her temper. Ida Hubbard lost her giggle. Natalle Canders couldn't flirt. sally Kneeland kept her shoes on in stuc. hall. ' Dickie Hamlln's hair became straight. Keith Davis had a sense of humor. Harold Hlll stopped talking. Norma Ryder couldn't go to the village. Ramona McIntosh came to school all th. time. Shirley Layman culdn't get mad. Mr. Lund could'n't keep kids after school. Rita Audette couldn't buy chewing gum. Dawn Smith stayed home nights. Elaine Aucoln couldn't come down with the Sophomores recess. 1 Glen Smith couldn't go to Shirley. Puffy Hathaway grew up. Bobby Diehl became a flirt. Miss Gray wasn't good natured. G. H. S. HAS: A Heal, but no toe. A Sawltellel, but no hammer. A Ryder, but 'no horse. A Worster, but no salt. A Graham, but no Wheat. A Marshall, but no sheriff. A Porter, but no walter. A Stairs, but no steps. A Klng, but no Queen. A Marsh, but no swamp. A Kneetlandl but no elbow. A Templettonl, but no palace. A Hlll, but no mountain. A Pat, but no slap. A tAuJcoin, but no dollars. A Dawn, but no dusk. A Church, but no Priest. An Eastman, but no Westmnn. G.H.S. HIT PARADE Elaine Aucoin- My Buddy. Tommy Ryan- I Dream of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair . Colleen Clark- Charlie, My Boy, Oh. Charlie, My Boy. Henry Gilbert- Ida Sweet as Apple Cider Tony Bartley- My Nancy . Vlrglnia Knowlton- The Sailor with the Navy Blue Eyes. Connie Swazey- Meet Me ln St. Louis, Louis. Charlotte Cole-'Tm Just Wlld About Harry. Jimmy Mclver- My Gal Sal. Paul Diehl- Honey! I'm In Love With You Murdock McBrlerty- Little Bo-Peep. Harold Hill- If I only Had a Brain . Porky MacFadden- Mary, Come Over T. Me. Pat Eastman- Oh! Johnny, Oh! Johnny Joan McBrlerty- I'm Gonna Love Thu, Guy. Jeannette Nadeau- Pop-eye, The Sailor. Rhoda Smith- I Can't Tell a Lie. Helen Parent- Tall, Dark, and Handsome Puffy Hathaway- Loafing On a Lazy Day Harry Diehl- My Diane .