Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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scamper of Name Austin Brown jack Chambers Pauline Cook Arthur Friend Clinton Gilpatrick lean Hanson Jason Harwood Charles Hinkley Martha Hinkley Verona Hinkley Philip Holman Ioan MacKinnon Lois Pushard Louise Pushard Mary Sullivan Florence Wheeler Junior Class Statistics Nickname Likes Dooze Holidays Iackie Avon Lipstick Polly ' Movies - Dances Art Navy Genius The Tape Recorder Ieannie Dances - Movies Skinny To eat Charlie To aggravate Mart Dances 81 Bruce V. Hink Donald Nard Food Snicks Brunswick Red South Gardiner Lou Sports - Wiflles Sully-Mitzi Basketball ' Flossie Talk LOVELY IS MOVEMENT Lovely is movement the drift of doe, the surge of trees, the wheels of snow, chipmunk, leap of frog, race of the red fox, prance of the dog, swoop of the swallow, scurry of mouse, Dislikes Girls English School School Low Ranks Snobby People English History Class French Physics Consumer Ed Army School Getting Up Early Going to Bed Early Work stagger of new calf, canter of ho rse, tumble of kittens rocking of sea, darting of minnows, spurt of the bee. Lovely is movement V to the world's end but best is the outstretched hand of a friend. PAULINE CRAY '53 Page Thirty-one

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First row: Florence Wheeler, Mary Sullivan, jean Hanson, Louise Pushard, Lois Pushard, Verona Hinkley, Miss Turner Second row: Joan MacKinnon, Martha Hinkley, Pauline Cook, Clinton Gilpatrick, jason Harwood, Jack Chambers Third row: Austin Brown, Philip Holman, Arthur Friend, Charles Hinkley Junior Class We started the school year with seventeen members. Benny lones, one of our members, dropped out during the school year. One ol our other members, Danny Foss, enlisted in the Army Air Corps. ln the magazine drive, which is held annually, Philip Holman was second high salesman. There have been no subjects of importance come up this year, but we did enjoy lunior Declamations which were held April ll, at the 1.0 O.F. Hall. The Iunior Prom and Senior Reception at the latter part of the school year, of course, were major events. ln the fall, football season opened with the following Iuniors taking part: Philip Holman, Benny Iones, jason Harwood, and Charles Hinkley. When basketball season opened the boys that went out for it from the Junior Class Were: lackie Chambers, Charles Hinkley, and Clifton Gilpatrick. The girls who Went out for it were: Mary Sullivan as forward and Louise Pushard as guard. The class oflicers are as follows: President . ,. ,. , ., ,. Louise Pushard Vice-President , , ., . . lean Hanson Treasurer . .. ,... ., Lois Pushard Secretary , . .. Mary Sullivan Student Council . , . ., . loan MacKinnon Florence Wheeler Austin Brown A.A. Collector .. . . . Mary Sullivan LOUISE PUSHARD '52 Page Thirty

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First row: jean Nichols, Ada Gilbert, Patricia McDermott, jack Sedgley, Gloria Small, Walter Varney, Maxine Waltz, Georgia Moeller, Eva Hutchins Second row: Miss McFarland, Joyce Foster, Jean Guiou, Helen Friend, Marilyn Schools, Shirley Coughlin, Ann Hodgkins, Emelene Hinkley, Delores McLaughlin, Rita Goodall Third row: Robert Moore, Clarence Fickett, Aime Thuotte, Clyde Hinkley, George McCosh, George lovin, John Hurley, Gilman Hinkley, Ernest Williams, ' Paul Thurlow, Victor Gonier Sophomore Class September 22nd the class put on Freshman Reception. A class meeting had been held to elect various committees for the dance. loc Averyis Grchestra played for this dance. This dance was a big financial success. September 28th the class held a meeting to elect new class officers. After the officers were elected a few business matters were attended to. The officers are as follows: President . . ,. .. ., .. . Gloria Small Vice-President , .. .. M lack Sedgley Secretary . . ,. . . Maxine Waltz Treasurer ,. , ., , ..., ,. . Walter Varney Student Council ., . . . Patricia McDermott Clarence Fickett A.A. Collectors ., .. ., ,,.,. ., ,. Maxine Waltz Gloria Small On February l2th the Sophomorcs held a meeting to decide upon a dance to raise some money. lt was decided that it would be a Stocking Dance. The dance was not a financial success due to the fact that only the students attended. Although the loss was not great the purpose of the dance was not accomplished. March lst the Legion had an Oratorical Contest which was held in the Gym. lean Guiou proved outstanding in this and Gloria Small also showed her talent. March 7th this contest was held at Hallowell where lean Guiou entered and came in fifth. GLORIA SMALL '53 Page Thirty-two