Orono High School - Crimson Crier Yearbook (Orono, ME)

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CLA Q9 TRIP OF' THE AIR Fzr ' row Barbara Cunntngham Cynthza Jenne s Janet Cota Mary Turner Ann Gero Mr Fortzer John Porter Shzrley qtaub Phyllis Batley Patrtcta Fortzer Ann Nzchols Marlene Sullnan Qecond ron Daud Gothrow Robert Deenng Bernard Corneal 'llarwn Ferrzsh Mary qunpson Barbara Dow Elt abeth Moloney Jean Ilevoe Ioutse Myers Nancy Douqlass Jean Ltttlejield Marlon Curtzs Vurzel Bennett Janet Olner Lots Ingalls Richard Weber Rzchard Chadbourne Jack Bzscoe Rzchard Freese Thzrd row Mark B1scoe Donald Thtbodeau Rzchard llerrtll Thomas gezak Theodore Leubbers Thomas Veedham Houard Keno Dana Deloe Gene Levetlle Nicholas Hashey Theodore Durst Burton Walker Kezth Hutchzns Robert Lawrence Ross lVyman Rzchard Jenness Robert Smart Absent Joyce Suan The Classroom zn the Azr The mam ldea of the Classroom xn the A1r IS to gne students a broader understandmg of the thlngs they read about by actually seelng them The ltmerary of the tr1p, Wh1Ch w1ll be taken IH a DC 4 Skymaster, conslsts of a fllght to Massachusetts Connect1cut New York over N 1agara Falls, up to Canada, and down oxer the potato fields of northern Malne The tr1p wlll cover seven states two Canadlan provlnces and two of the Great Lakes The total flymg tlme w11l be ten hours The Sclence Club IS sponsormg a photography contest for the best set of plctures telhng the story of the trlp from an educatxonal standpomt Ls' 1 l l A L- in - l A A. S. . , fb., , , 1 - 1 1 L 1 1 1 ,, , . U I. . . I . I .1 L, . . , , ,,. . , .I .N .. L . , , 4. , f, .J . I , 1 . 1 1 1 '4 2 1 . , . . .. . 1 '1 1 ' v ' ' 1 1 4 1 - A 1 f V 1 ' 1 - A 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' - n 1 -v 1 f, . , . - 1 0 0 . . . 1 1 1 Y . 1 1 . . 1 Q

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FOOTBALL TFA TI Fnst ron Earl Coodzne Clarence Pelletzer Harold Pepper Kezth Hutchms Rzchard Sullnan Nzelzolas Hashey Neal qt Laurence Donald Hashey Rrcltard Ingersoll. Qecond rou Coach Emerson Douglas Powers Herbert Doten Lloyd Ingraham Donald Babzn Plnlzp Coodze Rzchard Bell Lznwood Hashey Roger Hooper Asszstant Foaelz, Deermg Thzrd rou Robert Goodw Robert Deerznq Jack Pelletzer Plulzp Worcester Rzchard C rbbs Ceml Waddell Rupert Iyons Donald Whzte Lyndon Treadwell Football Coach Bob Emerson s second year as mentor of the Red R1OtS proved to be one of 010110 s most successful seasons ln recent years They started slow but after the second game the machme rolled 1nto hlgh gear and won five of the remammg slx games Vlctory IH the tradltlonally b1g game wlth Old Town made the season a success Don Hashey and Dlck Sulhvan formed the best scormg combmatlon 1n Eastern Marne Hashey chalked up 94 polnts while Sulhwan add-ed 58 Three players recelved All Scholastlc recognltlon Don Hashey was a first st11ng back and Dlck Sulllvan and Nlck Hashey won Honorable Mentlon Glbbs, St Lawrence, Pelletler, Pepper, Hutchms, N Hashey and Ingersoll were excellent ln the lme They were standouts ln defenslve vsork and opened many holes for the ball carr1-ers Thelr performance made Orono one of the top defenslve teams ln the state The R1OtS ylelded only 36 pomts ln 8 games, holdlng each opponent to 6 or less The substitutes contributed much toward Zhu