Harmony High School - The Ferguson Yearbook (Harmony, ME)

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Jackman 35 29 Central 74 51 Harmony Town Team 31 34 Unity 72 40 lTournament7 All Stars 41 Central 43 SHERMAN PERRY '52 BASEBALL Harmony High School's baseball squad emerged from the 1950 base- ball season with a 4-6 record. W'ith graduation claiming only three players. we expect and hope to have a much better season in '51, We belonged to the Upper Kenne- bec Valley League along with Bing- ham, Anson Academy. Athens. Solon, and North New Portland. SEASON 'S RECORD Opponents Harmony Athens 17 36 Solon 9 4 Anson 13 38 Bingham 17 G Central 10 2 Athens 4 16 Anson 9 22 Central 10 8 Solon 21 9 Bingham 21 5 Total 131 146 iBatting Averagej LF' Mitchell .423 P-SS Braley .415 2b Mungfer .341 C-CF Kimball .319 SHERMAN PERRY '52 q..,.....,.....,.-.,.,-.W-,..,-HH-...,-,.N-........,..-.,.......,-..,.........................,.........,,.............-....-...,.....,,...,,,,....,..-,,..-.,..-,,..-....-...!. CHEERING SQUAD Left to right: Lois Cray, Virginia Moran: Head Cheerleader, Mary Bou- letteg Dawna Olson. Eva Knights.

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BOYS: BASKETBALL CLUB ' First Row Cleft to rightlz Sherman Perry, Gordon Lombardg Captain, Leo Mitchellg Donald Kimball, Delmont Howell. Second Row tleft to rightl : Coach, George L. Murrayg William Gee, Rich- ard Braley, Hollis Trafton, Vernon Carr. Clifton Brown, Daniel Downs, Manager. .lgniymir ...U,I1,.,.1,,,.1,...1,-1.-flH-iiu1.m.1....1iui-inu-.- ,.. ,....n...mi-..i...,,,.....,,....,,,1,,,,-.,,,1,,,,..,,,,-.,i.i.,.,1,,,,1,.,1ini....,.,i. BOYS' BASKETBALL Harmony High Scho0l's basket- ball squad came up with a fairly im- pressive season this year, winning six out of twelve league games. We were invited to Winslow for the pre- liminaries of the Kennebec Valley Tournament, February 14. We play- ed against Unity. The score was 72-40 in favor of Unity. The players selected to play in the All Star Game on February 9 were Donnie Kimball and Leo Mitchell. The All Stars dropped a 43-41 de- cision to North New Portland, the league champions. The three high scorers on our club this season were Donnie Kimball, Vernon Carr and Clifton Brown. Our representative for the foul- shooting contest held at the Uni- versity of Maine, was Donnie Kim- ball who dipped 37 out of 50 tries- YEAR,S RECORD Opponents Harmony Alumni 27 23 Clinton 58 30 Bingham 52 34 Athens 17 38 Anson 49 38 Jackman 23 25 Central 24 23 Solon 14 58 Anson 31 34 Bingham 43 31 Athens 9 70 Solon 18 58 Clinton 60 39

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Cleft to rightj :Mae Braley, Winona Knowlton, Marilyn Went- worthg Captain, Helen Giles, Eva Knights, Kay Ames, Constance Burr. Second Row Cleft to rightlz Manager, Iris Downsg Patricia Gourley, Iva Knights, Florence Folsom, Lois Cray, Donna Howellg Coach, Mr. Mur- ray. elu-n-i- i---m-m.- H- .v-, - .,-, -...'.-,-,- 1,., ... .,.i -- iw- - ... ,... - ..,, - .-- .-- ii.- -..-. - 1.-i. ... -,..-.,,,.-..,,-...,..,..-..+ GIRLS' BASKETBALL We, the Girls' Basiketball Team, have had a somewhat better season this year. Our team has won four games and lost eight. ln the Upper Kennebec Valley Lea- gue, in which we participated, we have two new teams: namely, Athens and Jackman. In the league this year, very good sportsmanship has been shown and we are Very proud to be members of it. Our Girls' Basketball Club has raised money to help meet expenses through selling candy at noon, re- cesses and at games. Chosen to represent Harmony High School in the All Star game were: Helen Giles, Lois Cray and Donna Howell. North Anson won the champion- The two top scorers of the season were Eva Knights and Helen Giles. SEASON'S RECORD Opponents Harmony Bingham 36 North Anson 61 Clinton 24 Alumni 17 Solon 63 Jackman 12 North New Portland 45 Athens 21 North Anson 65 Bingham 50 Athens 27 Solon 55 Clinton 32 Jackman 18 North, New Portland 48 Town Team 32 ship this year. DONNA HOWEI L a1