Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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Kamusi CLASS of 53: Cray, Paul.ine - Merrymeeting Farm, Bowdoinham Pickett, Clarence - Marr.ied, U.S. Army Foster, Joyce - Maine General Hospital, Portland Fickett, Helen Friend - Married, living in Richmond Friend, Ada Gilbert - Married, living in California Guiou, Jean - Regisnation Bureau, Augusta Hinkley, Clyde - Federal Shoe, Richmond Hinkley, Gilman - Richmond Hinkley, Emelene - Central Maine Power Co, Augusta Hodgkins, Ann - State House, Augusta Hurley, John - Wright dc Pierce Civil Engineers McCosh, George - Employed by State Marriner, Panicia McDermott - Married, attending Beauty Culture School Munsey, Jean Nichols - living in Wiscassett, Married Moeller, Georgia - Depositors Trust Co, Augusta Sedgley, Jack - Richmond News Shop Schools, Marilyn - Richmond Small, Gloria - Telephone Office, Richmond Thuotte, Aime - U.S. Marines Varney, Walter - Me, Maritime Academy Waltz, Maxine - X-Ray Technic.ian School, Boston Williams, Ernest - Me, Maritime Academy CLASS of 52: Bodge, Shirley - Telephone Office, Gardiner Brown, Austin - Richmond Chambers, Jack - Farmington State Teachers' College Thompson, Pauline Cook - Married, living in Randolph Friend, Arthur - Married, U.S. Navy Gilpatrick, Clinton - U.S. Army Harwood, Jason - U.S. Ai! Force Hinkley, Martha - Public Health and Welfare, Augusta Prindal, Verona Hinkley - Married, living in Bowdo.inham Holman, Philip - U.S. AIITIY MacKinnon, Joan- U.S. Marines Pushard, Lois - Federal Shoe, Richmond Pushard, Louise - New Brunsw.ick Bible Institute Sullivan, Mary - Farmington State Teachers' College Floyd, Florence Wheeler - Married, U.S. Air Force

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Front row: I. Schools, J. Gilpatrick, S. Vieira. Back row: C. Robinson, G. Hodgkins, I. Wells. We held cheerleading tryouts the first of the year, and three new girls were added to our squad, Nancy Wade, Gretchen Hodgkins, and Judy Wells. We set out at once to earn money for new uniforms. With the help and generosity of the Legion and Auxiliary, we held three public suppers, which enabled us to buy our uniforms, We especially want to thank Mrs. Charles Guiou and Mrs. George Schools for their help in making our suppers possible, We have all been proud to cheer our teams on to Victory and we know we stand behind the best teams ever. Claudette and I will be leaving the squad this year, but we want to wish the best to the teams and cheerleaders in the future years at R. H. S. Joyce Gilpatrick '54 Mr. Hinckley, walking along the street one day, saw a crowd of boys sit- ting in a ring, with a small dog in the center. When Mr. Hinckley came up to them he asked: What are you doing to the dog? One little boy said: Whoever tells the biggest lie wins it. I am surprised at you little boys. When I was young like you I never told a lie, There was a silence for a while, until one of the boys shouted: Hand him up the dog!

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