Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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X f BOYS' BA SKETBA LL fC0ntinuedj Our new Coach Daniel Maloney started out the year with four veterans back from last year's team. They were: Ed Coughlin, Mossie Sullivan Phil Withee and Harry Simmons. Although we didn't have such a good record as they had in the past it was a building year with 6 wins and 10 losses. We averaged 48. 6 points a game. The highest individual score, 27 points, was made by Ed Coughlin against Erskine. We were seeded fourth in section 3 in Western Maine and beat Wiscasset the first game 59-44, We lost to Lisbon in the second game 59-49. Four Seniors are leaving the team - George Schools, Harland Lebel, Jerry Reynolds and Ed Coughlin. With up and coming stars like Harry Simmons, Mossie Sullivan, John Curtis, Phil Withee, Gordon Stinson and Carroll Coughlin we expect a great year at R. H. S. in '57. NAME FIELD GOAL FOUL SHOTS TOTAL AVERAGE Edward Coughlin 95 65 255 17. Harry Simmons 58 41 157 11. 2 Mossie Sullivan 44 57 145 9- 7 George Schools 35 17 57 5- 3 John Curtis 18 6 42 3. Harland Lebel 13 10 36 2. 6 Carroll Coughlin 10 8 28 2. 5 Phil wuhee 6 5 17 1- 2 Gordon Stinson 1 5 7 - 5 Bradley Stinson 1 1 3 - 3 Gerald Reynolds 0 0 0 - 0 Team Total 281 215 777 48. 6 .gy , ' -1 M22 ff. Q r Wi

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K ,5 -A r. -, l First row, left to right: Manager A, James, M, Perry, P. Leibowitz, D. Bates, C, Anderson, D. Quinnam, P. Hurley, Coach R. Perry, Second row: E, Leibowitz, P, Pickett, S, Terrill, J. Skinner, D, Lothridge, J, Umberhind, J, Umbel-hind, Third row: S, Howard, I, Hatfield, S, LeMont, G. Hatfield. r' jf x. Tj . 'w'f:: 4' 22:1 -fy' '- 1 -' wa ffsiffiiiE1f'ff'f74'Lrvf'B 'Lea 177 -' : 7':f'3,-'gi 2? i. kffiirii gf 1' 1542.4 -'K If fvayffae rfgiqfr, ' H E. LEIBOWITZ D, BATES C, ANDERSON Girls' basketball team had a late start this year but we finally called the first practice about the last of November, The team was made up of eighteen players, ten of whom were pros, of our best forwards, Her position During the season we lost Faye Hanson, one was taken by Sylvia Howard along with the other forwards, Cynthia Anderson and Phyllis Hurley. Continued Page 54