Mattawamkeag High School - Golden Key Yearbook (Mattawamkeag, ME)

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g 1 Gln I ixxf Girls' Basketball Team FIRST ROI Theresa Spratt, Sharon Estes, Marxlyn Foss, Mary McK1nnon Janxce Berry, Irene Rxdeout, Joan Speed SECOND ROI A11ce Joy Barbara Baker Earlxne Rideout Edna loore Elxnor Curt1s, Joan Shedd lr Harrxman, Coach THIRD ROI Constance Richard Catherxne MCGIDIQY, Myrna lcCaffert Loretta Thibodeau Manager Sally Davls Shella Burke Sandra Osgood lf s Softball Team '-s FIRST ROI SELOND ROW THIRD ROI L Alxce Joy Joan Speed Sharon Estes Earlxne Rideout Jeanette Raymond Catherxne McGinley, Iaxlne Ouellette larxlyn Foss, Allce Smlth Janxce Berry, Sally Davxs Edna Moore V1rg1n1a Jacobs Irs Barrxman Faculty Advisor Theresa Spratt Constance Richard lyrna lcCafferty Sandra Osgood Shexla Burke, larlene Gagnon, lary MCKIDDOD Z3 9.

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GlTlS Basketball Thls year flfteen g1r1S went out for basketball Mr Harrlman was coach and Loretta Thlbodeau was manager Joan Speed was our top scorer this year wlth 171 polnts for the season Our reeord of 9 WIDS 5 losses, and 1 t1e IS llsted below Keag Opponent Pltlock here Pitlock there Sherman here East M1111nocket here LaGrange there Medway here Sherman there Danforth here Lee there Lee here M1l11ona1res here East Mllllnocket there Howland here Medway there GIRLS SOFTBALL The glrls' softball team lost several top players 1n last years graduatlng class but we are looklng forward to a good season kHOW1Dg that Mary MCKIDHOD, Janlce Berry, Marilyn Foss, Joan Speed and Theresa Spratt are st11l wxth us The g1r1S have ordered orange caps w1th a black letter wh1ch should add much color to the team ZZ ' ! ,' 57 41 36 22 44 39 ' ' - 43 25 28 33 Danforth there 38 14 23 27 32 38 26 11 36 44 49 24 ' ' ' 38 31 . ' ' 30 30 34 26 22 43

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Wmter Carnwal The annual Wlnter Carn1val between Keag and Medway was held at Medway th1S year Keag was defeated 1D the events and the trophy went to Medway Hxgh School The most lnterestlng event was, as usual, the electlon of a queen to preS1de over the feSt1V1tieS Candldates were presented from each class Marlene Gagnon, representlng the Sen1or Class, Joan Speed, the Junlor Class, Jeanette Raymond, the Sophomores, and Joann Shedd the Freshmen Joann Shedd was the w1nner by a large margln Partlclpants ln the events were Senlors Henry Joy, Laurle Wllllams, and Mary MCKIDDOD, Sophomores Sally Davls, Freshmen Sally Joy Sandra Osgood, Connle R1chard, Myrna McCafferty Shella Burke, and Douglas McCafferty Boys Baseball On Marcn 19 23 boys reported to Coach Weatherbee as baseball cand1dates Because of the large squad, two teams were planned, play1ng 3 and 4 games a week Our record for last season was 10 w1ns and 2 losses We are looking forward to another successful season, s1nce we lost only one man through graduatlon last year The ten lettermen that are back 1nclude Harry Magoon, Henry Joy D1ck McCafferty Gene Noonan, Robert Butler, Herbert L1bbey, Galen Gagnon, Lawrence W1ll1ams, Galen Shedd and Roland Beaulleu Z4 O O ., . . . I ' ' Q . ' I n s . I I ' a g .I Q . . 1 1 . 5. 1 . . . . . . . . ' v 2 . .