Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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-,-....,.,s....,.......,........,.... GIRLS' BASKETBALL Continued Phyllis Hurley was our high scorer this year with 236 points. Sylvia Howard, who has been the foul shooting champion for the past two years, was second with 183 points. Coach Perry had to shuffle the players around this year but the Freshmen fitted in very well. Jean Hatfield helped out on the defense along with Diana Quinnam and Seniors, Debbie Bates and Elaine leibowitz. Sandra Terrill also shows great promise as a forward. The remaining Freshmen are Joyce and Janet Umberhind, Jackie Skinner, Donna Lothridge, and Priscilla Fickett. GA MES AND SCORES Richmond Gardiner 60 Richmond McFalls 54 Richmond Hallowell 32 Richmond Winthrop 36 Richmond Lewiston 26 7 Richmond Lisbon 18 ,P f Richmond Erskine 44 fs Richmond Hallowell 62 ,I I 1 Q Richmond Bowdoinham 55 ,A api Richmond Winthrop 36 - 5 Richmond McFalls 56 - Richmond Alumni 20 Richmond 54 Erskine 45 A Richmond 20 Lewiston 26 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Total Phyllis Hurley 236 Sylvia Howard 183 Pat Leibowitz 62 Cynthia Anderson 75 Faye Hanson 42 Marilyn Perry 37 Sandra Terrill 16 Joyce Umberhind 2 We, the Seniors, would like to thank Coach Perry for the patience and understand- ing he has shown us in the past four years. We would also like to thank Ann James, who has been our manager,

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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

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Class Class Class i . P ,ff of 1951 LaChance, Carolyn Bishop - Housewife Brown, Donald - Air Force Cook, Clifton - Richmond Curtis, Carroll - Lisbon Falls Textile Mill Curtis, Glenna - Richmond Shoe Stevens, Roxanna Curtis - Housewife Fullerton, Joyce - Women's Air Force Huntington, Lawrence - Truck Driver Sullivan, Shirley laChance - Secretary Lemieux, Jean - Secretary Stevens, Everett ' Bath Iron Works Tripp, Joseph - Hallowell Shoe Vieira, Mertie - Telephone Operator Houdlette, Richard - Truck Driver of 1952 Alexander, Shirley Bodge - Housewife Brown, Austin - Lumberjack Chambers, Jack - Farmington State Teachers College Thompson, Pauline Cook - Housewife Friend, Arthur - Lewiston Shoe Gilpatrick, Clinton - Army Harwood, Jason - Air Force Noble, Martha Hinkley - Housewife Prindle, Verona Hinkley - Housewife Holman, Phillip - Army McKinnon, Joan - Secretary Pushard, Lois - Richmond Shoe Hishard, Louise - Richmond Shoe Lakochelle, Mary Sullivan - Housewife Floyd, Florence Wheeler - Housewife of 1953 Beasley, Pauline Cray - Housewife Pinkham, Joyce Foster - Housewife Fickett, Clarence - Army Fickett, Helen Friend - Housewife Friend, Ada Gilbert - Housewife Curtis, Jean Guiou - Housewife Hinkley, Clyde - Richmond Shoe Fickett, Emeline l-linkley - Housewife Hinkley, Gilman - Employed by State Hodgkins, Ann - Secretary Hurley, John - Army McCosh, George - Navy Marriner, Patricia McDermott - Housewife Moeller, Georgia - Secretary Munsey, Jean Nichols - Housewife Schools, Marilyn - Secretary Sedgley, Jack - Anderson's Market Thuotte, Aime - Marines Varney, Walter - Maine Naval Maritime Academy Waltz, Maxine - Nurse Williams, Ernest - Maine Naval Maritime Academy