Higgins Classical Institute - Scroll Yearbook (Charleston, ME)

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64 H. C. I.SC'RO'LL , : UA? ff, I f it . S E Y g l 1 My . Q gggg g g S: BITS FROM BOOK REPORTS Winged Victory- Moss Hart This book gives courage, admiration, and spirit to teen-age boys ready to choose their branch of the Service. Bradford Brown, '47 Treasure Island - Stevenson I liked this book because it held me in suspense, so I kept reading. Robert Duplessie, '45 They Were Expendablen - W. H. White The story was told straight from the hearts of the men. Edward Fish '46 God. is My Co-Pilot -Col. Robert H. Scott It is a suitable title because that is the un- derlying theme. Lloyd Rozelle, '46 Two Years Before the Mast - Dana The story is slow moving. Jean Allen, '46 The Count of Monte Christo - This story is impossible. No man could ever do what Edward Dantes did. Margaret Knowlton, '47 Paris Underground - Etta Shiber This is a very clear book to understand. It is very interesting and when one starts reading, it is very hard to stop. Parnell Hare, '46 Girl of the Limberlost I liked all the characters because in the end everybody was happy, and changed into nice people. Sylvia Greene, '48 EE RE AE 1 e ' E I ' S Q L I , Q V.'.'.V,Y.'lIUIllI.'.V.'.V.'.VI.,!.'.V.'.VI!llll.'.'.V.'.'.Y

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H.C.I.SCROLL 63 5 ,, ii gk W. z .xi 5 ML gg.321,g-,glfglvxg avg -, W Q i A . X. -- l ,Vi I V, gkqgi 3 nfs' sifwi-1 L iw t Q., 1 :Q ' 1 ff f 'i' .1 ' ' , ..,fk H -gy 1 Y . , , CIIEER LEADERS xI.il'Q.ll'Oi llnicllrmixl, -Iuyi-1' 'llislcui' In a seven-inning contest, H. C, I. got off to an early lead to win their iirst game of the season. Milo lost Gould, their catcher, when a foul tip split his hand. Hare, DiFrederico and Fish worked on the mound for the win- ners. Foss and Folsom sparked the Higgins offensive with two hits apiece. Higgins com- pleted one double play. Score by Innings: R. H. E. Higgins, 1 4 1 0 1 3 0 9 10 2 Milo. 0002000 224 Higgins 11 Schenck 2 Winning their second straight game, Higgins defeated Schenck High of East Millinocket. Hare, Higgins starting pitcher, held his oppon- ents scoreless for seven innings. Schenck man- aged to score two runs from the offerings of Wat on, who pitched the last two innings. Waston led the Higgins offensive with three hits. a .riplcx a double and a single. Close be- hind Watson was Foss with two doubles. and Hanszn with two singles. The Higgins pitchers ccllected Sixteen strikeouts, while the Schenck battery counted for fourteen. Score by Innings: R. H. E. Higgins 3 4 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 11 10 2 Schenck 000000011 252 The Higgins J. V.'s lost to East Corinth Academy 6-7 in a seven inning contest played at Charlestcn. Dunnett and Amero pitched for the losers and very few hits were made by either team. There were many errors committed, which may have been partly due to the severe cold weather.

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