Kingfield High School - Abram Breeze Yearbook (Kingfield, ME)

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1 6' Front row. left to right: Miss Hall, Lisherness, Nichols, Wuori, E. Vainio. 1 Back rowg Howe. T. Vainio, Boyce. GIRLS' ATHLETICS THE girls of Kingfield High School have not done anything in Athletics for .several years, hut last fall we started to practice for athletics and an inter-class meet was held. Mr. Kitchin offered a banner to the winning class with the class colors and numerals on it. The Juniors were victorif ous in this meet. The results of the events 'WCYC I 75 YARD DASH L. Wuori J. H. Lisherness F. P. Nichols J. BROAD JUMP H. Lisherness F.. P. Nichols J. M. Howe Soph. 100 YARD DASH Lempi Wuori J. Pearl Nichols J. Hilda Lisherness F. HIGH JUMP P. Nichols Q L. Wuori J. 1 H. Lisherness F. L T. Vainio S. 1 BASEBALL THROW L.. Wuori J. 145 ft. P. Nichols J. 1085 ft. L. Packard S. 108 ft. snot PUT L. Wuori J. 21 ft., 6 in. P. Nichols J. 20 ft., 1 in. L. Packard S. 19 ft., 3 in. T. Vainio S. 17 ft., 5 in. H. Lisherness F. 16 ft. M. Howe Soph. 17 ft., 1 in. E. Vainio Soph, 15 ft., 1 in. E. Howe J. 16 ft., 6 in. Later a meet was held with the girls of Stratton High School at Kingfield. In this meet the Stratton girls were winners hy a close margin. The results of these events: 40 YARD DASH 75 YARD DASH Caldwell S. Caldwell S. Lisherness K. Wuori K. Moan S. Lisherness K. HIGH JUMP STANDING BROAD JUMP Caldwell S. Caldwell S. Lisherness K. Q Nichols K. Moan S. S Moan S. r BASEBALL THROW Wuori K- Caldwell S. Nichols K. We plan to practice again this spring and hope to participate in some more meets. During last winter the girls practised bas' ket ball with Miss Hall as coach. Al' though no games were played with any other school, a game was played between the Freshmen and Sophomores, the Fresh' men winning.

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26 THE BASKETBALL BASKETBALL is a new sport at Kingfield High. During january and February of the year 1928 we played several games. With this little experience a basketball team was formed this past fall, new suits were bought for the players, and although we lacked a gymnasium, a team that would let her opponents know that she was playing bas' ket ball, was developed. On December fourteenth a benefit game was played between the Town Team and High School Team. V good sum of money was received from this and from many help' ful donations from interested citizens. This money was given to the boys so that they might take a trip during the Hrst week of our Christmas vacation. Coach Page choose McMullen, Foster, Kennedy, Atwood, Witham and Berry to make the trip. The high schools who were played with were N. Anson, Jackman, Greenville and Guilford. The boys were somewhat unforf tunate for several were sick, and in the sec' ond game Foster sprained his ankle. They did not win any of the games but put up a good ight in all of them. The men who received letters were as folf lows: C. McMullen, Kennedy, Foster, At' wood, Berry, Witham and Bearce. The following are the scores of the games played for the season: K.H.s. oPP. K. H. S. at Stratton 24 11 K. H. S. at Rangeley 12 37 Rangeley at K. H. S. 15 31 Jay at K. H. S. 16 51 Stratton at K. H. S. 38 10 North Anson at K. H. S. 33 39 K. T. T. vs. K. H. S. 26 15 RECORD K. H. S. at North Anson 12 32 K. H. S. at Jackman 14 34 K. H. S. at Greenville 12 15 K. H. S. at Guilford 17 27 N. N. Portland at K. H. S. 11 30 Farmington at K. H. S. 29 15 K. H. S. at N. N. Portland 22 26 Strong at K. H. S. 25 29 K. H. S. at Strong 19 29 K. H. S. at Farmington 20 27 Boys' TRACK TRACK is another new sport at Kingfield High. Last fall new track suits, discus, shot and all the necessities were bought for a track team, with which we hoped to devel' op men to send to the county track meet in the spring. After two or three weeks of training with the help of Mr. Kitchin an interclass meet was held with the following scores: Sr., 215, jun., 453 Soph., 313 F., 375. October 13th a track meet was held with Stratton at Kingfield, the Kingiield boys winning with the score 57 to 15. The following are the events: 100 YD. si-lor 220 YD CKD Witham QKJ Witham QKJ Witham CKJ Harnden CKJ Foster CKJ Harnden CSD Foster CSD Scribner CKJ Berry Discus BROAD JUMP mor-1 JuMP KSD Scribner QKJ Kennedy CKJ Kennedy CK, Kennedy QS, Fotter QSJ Fotter 1 KK, Foster QKQ Witham QS, Carkulf L POLE 1 MILE QKD Witham TCO Harnden QKQ Harnden S KK, Witham QS, Hatch QKD Berry

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