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

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68 THE CHRONICLE 1 4- GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling in front4P. Swan, Manager, C. Moffett, Manager, G. Maxim, Asst. Manager, Coach Emmons. Standing4J. Starbird, F. Hall, J. Graves, S. Smith, L. Starbird, B. Terry, B. Yates, B. Morrissette, N. Emmons. The South Paris Junior Varsity Girls played four games this year. The Team was made up of girls preparing for future varsity team places. They did a fine job, gaining much valuable experience, and showing tre- mendous school spirit. The scores of the games were as follows: Paris Paris Paris Paris Paris Junior High Bridgton Paris Junior High Acton 33 21 16 18 39 30 25 20

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TH E CHRONICLE 67 GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row--A. Chase, J. Benson, J. Reynolds, Coach Emmons, J. Russell, N. Stur- tevant, P. Healy. Second Row-J. Gray, P. Chase, B. Ward, E. Bryant, J. Curtis, T. Bumpus. Third Row-P. Swan, C. Moffett, G. Maxim. The 1955-56 Varsity girls' basket- The starting line-up was ball team, under the direction of Coach Fred Emmons, wound up season with six victories, three feats, and one tie. Win or lose, girls put up a good fight to the of each game. The best game of the season with Andover. When the final rang, the score was 44 to 44. The went back on the floor fighting, the de- the end was bell girls and emerged victorious, the final score be- ing 46 to 44. Priscilla Swan and Carol Mo ffett were cho-sen managers for the season. as follows: R. F.-N. Sturtevant R. G.-J. Curtis C. F.-J. Russell C. G.-A. Chase L. F.-J. Reynolds L. G.-J. Benson The seasonal scores were as fol- lows: Paris 42-Andover 26 Paris Paris 30-Liv. Falls 30 Paris Paris 50-Buckfield 32 Paris Paris 46-Andover 44 Paris Paris 44-W'dstock 42 Paris 50-Mexico 33 40-Bridgton 55 29-W. Paris 37 34-W'dstock 27 3fPActon 72 The individual scores were as fol- lows: Janice Reynolds 115 Judy Gray 22 Nancy Sturtevant 113 Elaine Bryant 9 Jean Russell 79 Sandra Smith 2 We Seniors, who will be leaving you this year, Wish next year's coach and team the very best of luck. 4.

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'THE CHRONICLE 69 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kneeling in Front-S. Harvey. Standing-J.DeCato, P. Butterfield, H. King, M. Rideout, T. Viles. The cheerleaders started practicing early in September to begin again to build up the school spirit of Paris High. Rallies were held before the football games to ensure the boys that the school was behind them all the way. Thanks goes to Mrs. Sturtevant and Mrs. Viles for helping to change the basketball uniforms. Their efforts were certainly appreciated. The veteran cheerleaders this year were Priscilla Swan, Priscilla Butter- field, and Sally Harvey, who was chosen as head cheerleader. Others were Helen King, Janice DeCato. and Tallie Viles. We lost Priscilla Swan during the football season, and the sub, Marilyn Rideout took her place as a regular. The advisor was Mrs. Marjorie Jor- dan and much credit goes to her for her efforts and patience. She advised the cheerleaders in many ways and helped them with their new cheers. The tournaments ended this year of cheerleading with all the cheerleaders doing their best.