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

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30 THE ABRAM BREEZE GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row, left to right: B. Packard, D. Voseg V. Reid, Capt.g D. Davis, P. Wilbur. Second row: J. Winter, Mgr., M. Allen, Ass't Mgr., N. Pinkham, E. Phillips, Coach Clunie. Third row: B. Morrell, C. Donahue, K. Dyar, M. Sillanpaa. H. Knapp and N. Loucks tabsent 1. GIRLS' ATHLETICS Last fall the girls played softball during Activity Period and this spring they plan to organize a team. The girls' basketball season opened early in November, under the coaching of Principal Clunie. There were fourteen girls out for practice. When Jean Winter C481 dropped out, she became our Man- ager. Marilyn Allen C511 was our Assistant-Manager. This year the Student Council purchased one dozen bright scarlet and white basket- ball uniforms which the girls were very proud to wear. They have really earned them. With the loss of only two of last year's players, the team made a good record. Last year we were tied with Phillips for second place in the Franklin County Small School League. Rangeley won the cham- pionship. This year we won second place, Phillips got third and Rangeley was again in top place. Of the fifteen games played, the girls won nine, tied three, and lost three. The first team was as follows: FORWARDS Viola Reid, Captain C481 Left Forward Dena Vose C501 .. . , Center Forward Dawn Davis C491 Right Forward GUARDS Noida Loucke C491 , Center Guard Bettie Packard C491 Left Guard Phyllis Wilber C501 Right Guard SUBSTITUTE FORWARDS Beatrice Morrell C511 Helen Knapp C511 Minerva Sillanpaa C511 SUBSTITUTE GUARDS Christine Donahue C481, Kathryn Dyer C511 Norma Pinkham C511 Ethel Phillips C511 The following is a schedule of games for the school year '47 and '48 and their scores. The home games are starred.

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'k nl' 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k 'k Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec. .lan Jan Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Wilton 30 Jay 22 Farmington 22 Phillips 17 Strong 24 Strong 10 Stratton 12 Jay 18 Wilton 35 Rangeley 22 New Sharon 14 Stratton 14 Rangeley 26 Phillips 1 1 New Sharon 22 TOTAL 299 THE ABRAM BREEZE 31 Kingtield Kingfield Kingfield Kingfield Kingtield Kingfield Kingfield Kingtield Kingfield Kingfield Kingfield Kingfield Kingfielcl Kingfield Kingtield Out of the 363 points made this year, Captain Viola Reid got 112, Dawn Davis, 1007 Dena Vose, 99, Beatrice Morrell, 25, Helen Knapp, 13, Bettie Packard, 10, Minerva Sillanpaa, 4. An ALL-STAR game for the girls as well as for the boys was held at Phillips on March 5. Forward Viola Reid and Guard Naida Loucks were chosen to represent Kingfield. The All-Stars played against the undefeated Rangeley team. The game was exciting, but the champs won 23-17. Mrs. Gerald Vaughn of Stratton was the All-Stars' coach. The girls taking part re- ceived certificates. A foul shooting contest was held at Webster Hall in February. Dena Vose C'50J, the winner with 12 shots out of 25, received CI small trophy. ,mire