Richmond High School - Garnet Yearbook (Richmond, ME)

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di, v. V.L....,...,..,, 4 Class of 1953 - fContinuedJ Waltz, Maxine - Nurse Williams, Ernest - Maine Naval Maritime Academy Class of 1954 Averill, Harold - U, S. Navy Chambers, Donald - Civil Worker for Air Force Curtis, Gordon - Bus Driver Curtis, Norman - Farmer Seigars, June Fossett - Housewife Hurley, Charlotte - Nurse Levesque, Joyce Gilpatrick - Housewife Stuber, Gail - Atlantic Union College Strout, Richard - Farmington State Teachers College Tarr, Alfred - Colby College White, Norene - Nursing at Maine General Hospital Wilson, David - Air Force Wilson, Gerald - Air Force Riske, Priscilla - Secretary Ranco, Paul - Air Force Meserve, Jeanne - Depositors Trust, Augusta Cote, Elizabeth LaRochelle - Gower, Lois Kimball - Housewife Walker, Claudette Robinson - Housewife Withee, George - Colby College Class of 1955 Babb, Roger - Air Force Bixby, Donna - Brown, Neal - Air Force Hinkley, Mary Carr - Housewife Cloutier, Camille - Secretary Curtis, Fulton - Construction Worker Dore, Alden - Construction Worker Dow, Philip - Kents Hill Prep School Foster, Roland - Gorham State Teachers College Gould, Norman - Kents Hill Prep Schooll Guiou, Claudia - Secretary Harvey, Arthur - Gordan College Handren, Gretchen Hodgkins - Housewife Holman, Nancy Pickett - Housewife Hurley, Harry - Construction Worker Irvine, Craige - Construction Worker Lamoreau, Lowell - Air Force Leibowitz, Ronald - Farmington State Teachers College Lemieux, Neil - Farmington State Teachers College Mcfee, Erla - Bliss Business College Meserve, Ronald - Air Force Reynolds, Robert - State Worker O'Brien, Jeanette Schools - Housewife Sullivan, Dana - M.V. 'I'.I. Wade, Nancy - Colby College Wheeler, Dorothy - Secretary N. Young: Donna, your hair is all mussed up. Did that young fellow kiss you against your will? - Donna Adams: He thought he did.

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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

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yr rf w, Lisbon 26 - Richmond 0 The Lisbon team went off to a quick T. D. by Loring Russell and they made three T. D. 's after that, but Lisbon's veteran team was too much for Richmond. Richmond 7 - Oakland 6 The Bobcats won a thriller from Williams in the final minutes of the game. The Bobcats were led by their quarterback Mossie Sullivan who went over for the T. D. in the last seconds of the game. Richmond got the extra point with 19 seconds left on the clock, by a great pass from George Schools to Ed Coughlin who was all alone in the end zone to give Richmond the win. Williams got their T. D. in the third period and it looked as though that was the game until Sullivan came through for Richmond. Defen- sive stars were Phil Withee, Arthur Lebel, Gordon Stinson, Harry Simmons, and Linwood Horne. Winthrop 47 - Richmond 14 Richmond entered the game with just twelve men and played a hard, fighting game all the way but Winthrop was just too much for the boys to overtake, but played hard un- til the game was over. Halfback Ray Mayo led Winthrop scoring with three touchdowns. Richmond made two T. D. 's, one by George Schools and the other by Harry Simmons Defensive stars were Phil Withee and Ed. Coughlin. Boothbay Harbor 20 - Richmond 0 The Boothbay Harbor boys came through with their first win of the season by beat- ing the Richmond boys 20-0. Richmond played as hard as they could but Boothbay was just too strong for the Richmond boys. Richmond made a couple of threats in the final period but couldn't get the ball over for a T. D. Harry Simmons played an all round game by doing some brilliant running. Mossie Sullivan and Ed Coughlin also played fine ball for the Richmond boys. Mr. Hinckley: Do you know Ibegan life as a barefoot boy? George Schools: Well, I wasn't born with shoes on either. Louis Lemieux: Ah Cherie Je-t' adore. Debbie Bates: Aw, shut the door yourself, you opened it. Qli MI. Hinckley: What is a detour? Ed Coughlin: The toughest distance between two points. iii? B. Locke: fat social, May Ihave this dance? E. Leibowitz: Sure if you can find a partner.