Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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YVe had a very successful season, 93333336 30 031353336 BOYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL BOYS, BASKETBALL The basketball season started in the latter part of November with about twenty boys out for this popular sport. The boys practiced faithfully under the leadership of thcir new coach, Mr. llayniond Knight. winning the league ehampionshilp through a tie-ollf game with Carmel. The schedule for this ycar was as follows: Hartland 57 Sangerville 38 Hartland 29 -Corinna 28 Hartland 38 Hermon 33 Hartland 43 E. Corinth 25 Hartland 31 Dexter Hartland 39 Newport Hartland 48 Corinna Hartland 36 Carmel Hartland 58 E. Corinth Hartland 47 'Carmel Hartland Dexter Hartland 71 Newport fllolartland 51 Carmel 'Tie-oil game with Carmel. The basketball boys were also fortu- nate in having a banquet in their honor. This was furnished by the Knights of Pythias, whom we wish to thank. Raymond Braley ,48

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iamamaeam 82 wana: aee1E? CHEERLEADERS CIRLS' CUB BASKETBALL Cub basketball' is provided for the many underclassinen. The shortage of girls participating in the varsity squad resulted in their taking part of our first team. YfVith thc' material left We man- aged to get our squad together and we won three out of four games. The first team consisted of Ethelyn Wheeler, joyce Wyman, Christine Sherhurne, Patricia Bragg, Gwendolyn XVright, Patty Scribner. Our manager was loan Sherburne, assisted by Max- ine Nadeau, and the team was coached by Mr. Pippin. Patricia Scribner '52 BOYS, CUB BASKETBALL Practice started in November, with Mr. Pippin as coach. A smaller number of boys than last year went out for the sport. This fact is explained 'by many of our boys be- eoming Junior Varsity. A promising forward, Kenneth South- ard, was our high point scorer. VVe were managed by Harold Car- son, who was assisted by Bob Knowles. Harold Carson N51 CHEERLEADERS A cheerleaders squad was organized this year, with Miss Grant in charge. Vivian Morgan, our coach, spent a lot of time with us and was very patient While we were learning. The girls cheered at every game this year and put a lot of energy into it. The following girls received letters: Sally Lucas. Vivian Morgan, Nathalie Estes, and Rosalie Gordon. Patricia Scribner, Dolores Stedman, Ethelyn Wfheeler, Ioan Morgan, Gwendolyn lVright, Patricia Bragg, and Betty Hop- kins received numerals. The numbers of practices you attend and number of games you cheer in determines whether you receive a letter or not. The group helped the morale of the teams. All the members were new this this year excerpt Sally Lucas, and with her voice you knew when Hartland had arrived. Rosa Lee Gordon '49