Sabattus High School - Yearbook (Sabattus, ME)

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' Q! Our school produced this year one of the best basketball teams in its history. This team won over all the schools played that were in our class, and over some of the larger schools as well. This superiority may be credited to our excellent coach, Hr. Crawford, who has worked with the boys for a year and a half. One of our boys' mottos is, 'A game is never lost until the last whistle is blown.n Our star player has been Authur Ramsay, that tall center who won for us more points than any other member of the team. It can be truth- fully said that there is not a single player that does not fight for all he is worth for good old S. H. S. Fine as this year's team was, we may expect even better in the year to comeg for, all the boys with the ex- ception of Ramsay have still a year or more in which to play. Another important person in this year's successes has been that excitable man- ager, who bites his pencil to shreds during an important game, Roger Cheeseman. Players during the season of l9LO-l9Ll were: Arthur Ramsey, Wallace Wright, Stanley Hodsdon, George Wright, Fred Dearborn, Robert Spencer, Bob Scully, Lawrence Potter, Craig Cheeseman, and Harold Dutille. The day of presentation of school letters by Mr. Crawford was indeed a red-letter day! R. S. ' A3 Captain Ramsey himself adds this word about the team: WThe guards and forward are great handlers of the ball. All the players have eyes like eagles for the basket and do not often miss.W The games selected as the most important of the year were those with Coombs High, at Bowdionham, and with Richmond High at Sabattus. CS. H. S. vs. Coombs, January 9 D , . coomas HIGH G. F.G. PTS. ,-. - Douglass, R.F. 6 1 13 , , 5 Q carrus, L.F. ,o o o CJ. I Millay, C. o 1 1 ' Chesley, R.G. O O O , .21 le ' awk It 18 -, ' I ' 'Q' 1' p l Fides, L.G. -l Total 7 M' I 11511 y L g A V JB X.