Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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- i431 BASEBAIJ. First Row, left lu riglht---P. Neal, I... Wlicvlvr, j. Snow, K, Pvlkiv, A. Chapman, E. Seekins, R. Luc-as Estes. Second Huw--II. Sic-dnum, L. Cmiksun, I. Estes, R. jordun, F. Gould, S. Dyvr, Mgr., Mr. Pippin. S OFTB A LL Fmnl How, left in right-R. Brilluin, C. Neal, H. Fox, B. Goforth, D. YVC-bbcr, P. XVheeler, M. Bragg, Pugv, M. Hughes. Svcnnd Row-M. Hurt, Mgr., R. Gurdon, NI. liaxlln-nslw, V. Fox, M. Bizcnu, I. Xinrsrm, M. Chapman, Slivrlmrxu-, Mrs. Bulmr. Third Row-M. Smith, M. 1.1.-wis, V. Salisbury, VV. Mower, P. Lord, j. Sea.-kins.

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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.

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I-441 CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team started this season with a fine group of runners. Our coat-li, Mr. Bubar, did an excellent job or keeping the boys ill condition and urging them on when the going was a little difficult. Aided by our captain, Hubert Hersey, we had a very success- ful season. Our manager, justin Hum- phrey, was always on the spot and kept the team's uniforms in order. The order and outcome of our meets were as follows: At Pittsfield-M. C. I. 39 Hartland 17 At Hartland-Lee ' 33 Hartland 22 At Old Town-Old Town 26 Hartland 29 Ar Lee--Lee 29 Hartland 27 At Hartland-Old Town 29 Hartland 28 .ti U. or M.-U. ot M. Q51 Hartland Z4 At llartland-M. C. I. 24 Hartland Sl XVe entered in the State Meet in the prep school division. Although we were compe.ting with the elements, which were some very excellent teams, we took third place in this meet. The seven boys who ran in this meet all received medals. Two additional medals were given to our coach and to our manager. Mr. Bubar showed the same sportsman- ship as the team he coached by giving his well earned medal to Ivan Estes, one of our best runners, who was sick at home at the time of the State Meet. To sum it up, we won Eve meets and lost two. David Tibbets ,48 WINTER SPORTS The winter sports team has quite a number out this year. They are: May- nard Rowe, Herbert F urbush, Lloyd Cookson, Walter Greene, Leslie Duran, Harold Duran, Albert Stromback, Hu- bert -Hersey, Maynard Yakemore, Olin Salisbury, Ashley Parker, Davis, Ivan Estes, Clarence Furbush, Donn Mc- Lauchlan, Dale MacLauchlan, Royce Temple, Charles Peasley, Kenneth Hughes, David Tibbets, and Luther Mc- Dougal. The Hrst meet was the Newport Win- ter Carnival on january 25, 1947. Three schools entered: Hartland, Newport and Corinna. The scores werc: Hartland 54, Newport 8, and Corinna 1. Two Hart- land girls, Marguerite Hart and Mae Braley, entered the events. Below are summarized the events and places won by Hartland. 50-yard ski dash: lst place, Lloyd Cookson, 2nd place, Maynard Rowe, 3rd place, Walter Greene. 100-yard ski dash: lst place, Newport, 2nd place, Lloyd Cookson, Srd place, Maynard Rowe. 440-yard ski dash: lst place, David Tibbetfs, 2nd place, Maynard Rowe, 3rd place, Lloyd Cookson. 50-yard snowshoe dash: lst place, Maynard Yakemore, 2nd place, Hubert Hersey, 3rd place, Ashley Parker. 50-yard snowshoe, girls: lst, Mar- guerite Hart, 2nd, Newport, 3rd, New- port. l 100-yard snowshoe dash: lst place, Maynard Yakemore, 2nd place, Hubert Hersey, Srd place, Ashley Parker. 100-yard snowshoe, girls: lst place, Marguerite I-Iart, 2nd place, Newport, 3rd place, Mae Braley. 440-yard snowshoe dash: 1st place, Hubert Hersey, 2nd place, Ashley Parker, 3rd place, Olin Salisbury. Medley: Hartland, lst place, Lloyd Cookson and Maynard Rowe on skis, Maynard Yakemore and Hubert Hersey on snowshoes. Medley, girls: Hartland, lst place, Marguerite Hart and Mae Braley on snowshoes. The girls' score did not count 'toward the cup for the school. Hubert Hersey won the boys' individ- ual cup. Marguerite Hart won the girls' indi- vidual cup. The second meet was at Wilton on February 8th. No cup was won, but a number of boys won ribbons. Kents Hill was first with l8Vz points, Bucktield