Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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lflll Cl I EER LEADERS First Huw, li-fl to right--P. Carson, V, Morgan, lf. Cool, C. Lucas, N. Clement. SL-cond How---li. N4-al, li, I.:m'ri-nec, L. l'c'arson, N. Estes, M. Lanczistvr, Miss Morse. CHEERLEADERS A cheerleading squad of girls was or- ganized this year, with Miss Morse as our coach. NVe supported both boys' and girls' teams by cheering at every game. Uniforms were bought by the Athletic Association. They are black sweaters with a white H on the back, white dickeys, and black skirts with the White letters HARTLAtN'D stitched diagon- ally down the front. Letters will be awarded to the Fresh- man and Sophomore girls and numerals to the Sub-Freshmen who earn them. The squad consists of ten girls, namely: Vivian Morgan, Nathalie Estes, Maria Lancaster, Evelyn Lawrence, Faye Cool, Sally Lucas, Natalie Clem- ents, Patricia Carson, Beverly Neal, and Linea Pearson. XVitl1 the experience gained this year, we are hoping to have a better team in the years to come. Sally Lucas '50 l-.L ..-

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i401 BOYS' CUBS First llow, left to right-ll. Martin, .C. Furlmsh, C. Russell, B. Tihhcts, E. Hull, V. Stedman, A. Stromback, E. Littlefield, H. Furhush, Mgr. Second Row-D. lluil, H. Mills, L. Hubbard, R. Mills, C. Emery, R. Janice, L. McDougal, j. Jamieson, R. Knowles, Mr. Pippin. Third Row-H. Carson, C. NVebbcr, K. Soutlmrd, XV. Baird, D. Scekins, P. Emery, D. Deering, R. Mills, G. Deering. BOYS, CUB BASKETBALL The boys' cub team had a good season with three games won and two games lost. Under the supervision of Coach Pippin, the team was taught different ways of zone defense which was car- ried out successfully. The season started out with twenty-six members, As a re- sult of more interest, the team has ini creased by a small number. ' Members of the first team are as fol- lows: ' -ii Right Forward: Vaughn Stedman Left Forward: Clifton Russell Center: Edward Hall Right Guard: 2Teddy Stromback Left Guard: Clarence Furbush Boys from the seventh, eighth and the ninth grades took part in the games. The manager, Hebert F ulrbush, was assisted by David Hutt. The games and their scores were: 3 'Skowhegan Skowhegan Newport Pittsfield Newport I ..,,, M Home games 3 2 12 Y J' 16 Hartland B16 'Hartland 12 Hartland '26 L . Hartland 37 'S' 'I Hartland 18 K 4 ' .MN H. Carson '51 an A it ' X is -Jii,tf

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1421 , A-. O CROSS COUNTRY Front Row, left to right-I. Estes, H. Duran, D. Tibhcts, I-I. Horsey, L. Duran, H. Su-clnmn, M. Rowe. Second Row-I. Humphrey fMgr.J, C. Pc-nslvy, T. Morgan, H. Furhush, O, Snlishury, XV. Greens-, Mr. Bnlmr. XVINTER SPORTS 1 First How, left to right--H. Duran, D. MncLalucl1lun, C. Pc-aslc-y, D. Klan-Launclulun, O. Sulixbury, M. Ynkc- more, H. Furhush, XV, Crum-m-. Second How-L. Ccmkson, L. Duran, R. Temple, ll. llcrsey, A. Parker, D. Tibbets, K. llughes, M. limvv, ll Stedman.