Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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Martha Hinkley, Clinton Gilpatrick, jack Chambers The Tope Recorder We are proud of our new. magnetic tape recorder which is a gift to the school from the classes of 1950 and 1951. We have used the recorder in language classes, dramatics, and in preparation for speaking contests, and also in picking up speeches and music from the radio. The grammar school has found several uses for it, including its use in reading and language classes. Page Forty

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Front row: Jean Lemieux Back row: Lawrence Huntington, Clifton Cook Driver's Club This newly organized club was formed with about thirty members. Its mem- bers are trying to promote good driving. Due to its late organization this club was unable to accomplish as much as it hopes to during future years. Awards will be presented to all members with a perfect record. ' ,,..... Clifton Cook President .4... ......, , .. .,... .. , , Vice-President ..., . ,.., . Larry Huntington Secretary-Treasurer , .. . lean Lemieux Faculty Advisor , . . .. ,. Mr. Pillsbury lean: What made you say Polly is the laziest girl in sehool?i' Verona: Yesterday she handed in an examination paper that said 'See Mary's paper for my answerf ,' Maxine: I never had such an unsatisfactory dayis shopping? Gil: Huh! Trying to get something for nothing?', Maxine: Yes. I was trying to End a birthday present for you. Page Thirty-nine

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First row: Florence Wheeler, Ann Hodgkins, Jack Chambers, Richard Strout, Ronald Cloutier, Maxine Waltz, Norene White, jean Guiou, Ronald Meserve, Betty Hinkley Second row: Donald Beckwith, Gordon Harvey, Harold Averill, Edward Coughlin, Gerald Wilson, Joseph Tripp, Victor Gonier, David Wilson, Walter Beckwith, Joyce Gilpatrick, Sherwood Hinkley, Eva Hutchins, Claudette Robinson Third row: Mr. Whitten, Bernard Fickett, James Gould, Roger Babb, Ervin Noble, Arthur Harvey, Mervyn Chambers, Harry Hurley, Lawrence Huntington, Richard Miller, Robert Reynolds, Paul Ranco, Gail Stuber, Dana Hopkins, Gordan Stenson, and Florence Starr The Bond Under the teaching and direction of Rosco Whitten, a school band was or- ganized last fall. There are forty members in the band. All members of the band, with the exception of four, had only had ten lessons when the band was organized. Our first public appearance was at teacher's reception. Later we played at the last home football game. We have played for many organizations and groups such as the raising of the flag on Armistice Day at the High School, and for a show at Dresden. A On May 12, the band went to the Music Festival in Brewer. We were also the first school band in Richmond, to parade on Memorial Day. Most of our success is due to our director, Mr. Whitten, who has Worked hard and patiently with us. ANN HODGKINS '53 Page Forty-one