Mexico High School - Pep Yearbook (Mexico, ME)

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THE K 1944 PEP PAGE TWENTY-FIVE February 4, 1944 The fifth game, the Pintoettes played Wilton at home. This game was one of the best of the season. The score was close at the end of each period, but the Pintoettes finally won by a foul shot making the score 16-15. February 11, 1944 The sixth game took the Pintoettes to Oxford for a return game. This was one of the tough- est games of the season. Although each team had to fight to get what points they did, the Pintoettes won by the score of 22-20. r February 18, 1944 The seventh game took the Pintoettes to Jay for a return game. The Pintoettes really gave A SQUAD BASKETBALL Back row, left to right: Manager, Jean Sedgeleyg Leola Biggar, Edith Smith, Coach Goding, Second row, left to right: Barbara Knauer, Marjorie Mayconnell, Clarita Angeles, Catherine Myles, Barbara - McPhee. Front row, left to right: Evelyn Deraspe, Janice Mur- phy, Frances Ellis, Lillian Blanchard, Pearl Cormier. Jay some competition this time and won the game 23-13. ' February 25, 1944 The eighth game the Pintoettes played West Paris at home. The Pintoettes really went to town that night winding up the last game of the season with a score of 36-15. In the last minute of the last quarter the entire squad was made up of Seniors, while the Juniors sat on the bench and cheered them. -The following girls earned letters: Clarita Angeles, Catherine Myles, Janice Murphy, Leola' Biggar, Lillian Blanchard, Evelyn Dellaspe. Frances Ellis, Edith Smith. VARSITY GAMES L4 . E ,si E E S -Q ir. - Q- vc s - 3 O 3 vw O ' 3 Forwards Leola Biggar 5 3 1 9 X x V 14 Clarita Angeles 2 8 x 10 8 3 10 Catherine Myles 4 12 6 2 6 8 x Janice Murphy x 4 11 - 1 8 5 4 Barbara Knauer x x x x x x , x Pearl Cormier x x x x x x 6 Barbara McPhee 3 x x x x x , 2 Guards Lillian Blanchard x X x x x X X Frances Ellis x x x x x x x Evelyn DeRaspe x x x x x x x Edith Smith x x x x x x x Marjorie Mayconnell x x x x x x x Mexico 14 27 18 22 22 16 36 Opponents - 19 30 13 13 20 15 15

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PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE 1944 PEP -'aa' 'B SQUAD BASKETBALL Back row, left to right, Assistant manager, Ruth P, Small: Beverly Robert- son, Beverly Curtis, Ruth Kidder, Coach Goding. Second' row, left to right, Vivian Deroches, Wilma Record, Frances Arnold, Beatrice Shaw. Front row, left to right: Gloria Packard, Joyce Caron, Sophie Drakus, Barbara Murphy. C SQUAD BASKETBALL 1 Back row, left to right: Margaret Anderson, May- 'thell Ward, Dorothy Small, Marjorie Fogarty, Eveline Arnold, Dorothy Martin. Second row, left to right: Assistant manager, Ruth P. Small, Jean McKinnon, Ar- lene Blanchard, Barbara Mawhinney, Dorothy Brown, Marilyn Record, Marjorie Martin, Coach Goding. Front, row, left to right: Lorraine Chabot, Margaret Muir, Theresa Arsenault, Yvonne Lanteigne, Beatrlce Judkins, Alice Anderson. '