Searsport High School - Windjammer Yearbook (Searsport, ME)

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Sitting, left to right: K. Curtis, R. Andrews, R. Webster, J. Lenfest, N. Staples, M. Curtis. Second row: R. Duley. H. Bagley, H. Lenfest, L. Clements, G. Pattershall, C. Smith, P. Otis, M. Day, K. Hansen, K. McKeen, J. Ashey. SEARSPGRT VIKINGS This past season proved not to be the most successful season in the history of S. H. S. in basketball but a very entertaining one. The boys came through with a 11-7 record for regular season play which is not to be scorned. There were t.hree inexperienced ball players on the starting five. These same ball players were much improved before the end of the season. With the strong bench that accompanied the team this year, the prospects for a championship team in the future are very good. The credit for teaching the boys their fundamentals and other basket- ball savy goes to our fine coach, Mr. Black. ROBERT ANDREWS '58 HOME GAMES AWAY GAMES S. H. S. 48 Stockton 31 S. H. S. 74 Winterport 58 S. H. S. 51 Freedom 14 S. H. S. 81 Liberty 37 S. H. S. 47 Brooks 41 S. H. S. 17 Unity 28 S. H. S. 48 Albion 49 S. H. S. 34 Stockton 38 S. H. S. 44 Winterport 46 S. H. S. 45 Freedom 35 S. H. S. 86 Liberty 22 S. H. S. 32 Brooks 43 S. H. S. 65 Monroe 35 S. H. S. 36 Albion 47 S. H. S. 50 Unity 42 S. H. S. 84 Monroe 53 WALDO COUNTY TOURNAMENT Semi-Finals : Finals : Searsport 57 3 Stockton 44 Searsport 425 Brooks 46

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Seated left to right: R. Simpson, J. York, T. Light Left to right: S. Rogers, J. Day, F. Hamilton, S. York, Collins G' Small W. Sanborn.. ' K' Gram, D' MCKCCH- Standing: Mr. Murray, L. Ashey, W. Lockhart, N. Stanley, L. Dakin, R. Berry, A. Rivers. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL This year, the 57-58 season, we have been very pleased to have as our coach, Mr. Murray, principal of the high school. He has done a great deal to develop our junior high team and to bring us the Waldo County Championship. Due to the fact that practices have been few and far be- tween, the season looked black at the beginning, as though it would not amount to much, but instead it turned out to be rather successful. The cheerleaders also contributed a lot to the winning of the championship. They deserve credit also. We are in hopes that next year's team will work hard and take the trophy again. We are sure they are willing and capable. MALCOLM COLLINS and GEORGE SMALL '62 , 'Q'-iP0 vigil? QQP. , -Rf 'wich ' BOYS' VARSITY BASEBALL Seated, left to right: J. Redikcr, M. Curtis, D. Clements, J. Lenfest, F. McLeod, R. Web- stcr, G. Pattcrshull. Standing: D. O'D0uncll, R. Andrews, S. Braley, L. Clements, C. Howard, Mr. Black, coach.