Paris High School - Chronicle Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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'TH E CHRONICLE 59 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front ROWJB. Day, J. Merrill, R. Huotari, Coach Briggs, B. Edwards, J. Seely, Manager Hicks. Second Row-L. Gatchell, A. Ranger, L. Neit, G. LeBlanc, Manager Burgess. Third Row-D. Hall, J. King, R. Moorehead. Paris High had a winning season this year, winding up with 15 wins as against 7 losses. Despite those losses, Paris was one of the strongest Class M teams in Western Maine. Three of the losses were in succession, as Paris hit a slump. After ending in a tie, Paris played Bridgton for the Western Division championship of the Sun-Journal Lea- gue. Paris also took the Regional .ournament by defeating Bridgton and Mechanic Falls. The local five suffer- ed a defeat, however, in the Western Maine Semi-Finals by Jay High, who also defeated Paris for the Sun-Jou1'- nal cup. There were no losses due to injury, but John King was absent for two weeks and Merrill was lost at mid- season. Although the Varsity will have lost six Seniors, next year looks very promising. Good luck, boys. Round Robin In the annual Round Robin, which gives a preview of the coming year, South Paris rolled up three wins and one tie, thus taking the honors. The home to-wn boys licked Bridgton 20 to 6, Norway 17 to 2, Mexico 14 to 6, and tied with Gould 9 to 9. This dis- play gave the Paris fans a bright out- look for the coming season.