Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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Front row, left to right: Elaine Leibowitz, Phyllas Hurley, Deborah Bates, Cynthia Anderson, Nancy Holman, Faye Hanson. Second row: Anne James, Manager, Elizabeth Berry: Marilyn Perry, Joyce Wirhee, Kathem Pratt, Lorraine Bennett, Diana Quinnam, Wlvia Howard, Patricia Leibowitz, Grace Hatfield, Billie Wells. Z Richmond Winthrop Richmond Lisbon Richmond Erskine Richmond Alumnae Richmond Hallowell Richmond Erskine Richmond Lisbon Richmond Winthrop Richmond Hallowell Our first practice was called by Coach Perry around the first of November. After the first practice we were held up while the gym floor was being repaired. We then settled down to the hard work of building up our team. Of the 18 girls that showed up for the first practice, about five dropped out. Ann James was our manager, and might just as well be called part of the team. We thank you, Ann, and hope that you' ll be right back next year. The whole team would like to thank Coach Perry for putting his time in and for helping us to gain our victories. I am the only senior on the team, and want to wish the girls and Coach Perry the best of luck. Nancy Holman '55

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Q, X l ' Saftlafl 176408 Front row, left to right: S. Howard, E. Leibowitz, D. Bates, P. Hurley, C. Anderson N. Holman, F. Hanson, D. Quinnam, E. McFee. Back row: M. Perry, N. Wade, C. Howard, C. Pinkham, K. Pratt, L. Bennett, M. Fickett, E. Berry, P, Leibowitz, I. Withee, G. Hatfield, B. Wells. Nr xi v' sz' my

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Football fcont. from 491 Sullivan and Schools moved the ball 41 yards to the 15 where Williams passed to Lei- bowitz for the score. Schools rushed the point for a score of 14 to 0. Sullivan ran and a pass from Leibowitz to Coughlin moved the ball to the three, where Leibowitz plunged over. In the final period, Simmons intercepted a pass on the fifteen and Sullivan went over from the nine. Schools plunged the point. Leibowitz scored the last Richmond TD from thirteen yards out. Lisbon 25 -- Richmond '7 Richmond's winning streak was snapped by a strong Lisbon team. The game was close until long runs by Cairns and St. Amant, in the second half, decided the victory. Winthrop 45 -- Richmond 12 Winthrop continued on its win streak at the expense of Richmond. Tomah, Mayo, Philippon, Richardson scored in that order. Despite losing, Richmond played gallantly and drew much praise from the fans. Ronnie Leibowitz's display of running and passing from the spread formation was outstanding. He completed 9 out of 19 passes, and gained most of Richmond's 73 yards on the ground, and threw two touchdown passes to Ed Coughlin ILV.'s Qcont. from 511 Coach O' Brian started out the year with the remains of the squad that was cut from the varsity. The Freshmen made up most of the team, with a few Sophomores and Jun- iors. Mr. O'Brian brought them through a fine season with 6 wins and 5 losses. 'I'hey played schools much larger than themselvesg fought very hard and gave a good account' of themselves and their coach. INDIVIDUAL SCORING NAME TOTAL POINTS GAME AVERAGE H. Simmons 124 11. 3 G. Schools 85 14.2 D. Pickett 81 7.2 M. Sullivan '72 6.5 G. Reynolds 45 4.5 H. Lebel 33 3 K. Yolmg 18 3.6 L. Young 8 4 J. Young , 7 .8 D. Leibowitz 5 .5 D. Sullivan 2 2 H. Brown 2 . 2