Stephens High School - Tribute Yearbook (Rumford, ME)

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SFIIIIINS BROADCAST PAC! 1H1rilYtrNl SPORTS IN S H S PASIxl FBALL 1910 11 Iht Stephens llrgh Basketb ill Tt nn ol ltst 1 all md xxrnltr showed exccellent result by hax rn r progrts rxt sfftson the hrst ol e st rson the team was slow they took one defe tt er trothtr mtl rt the end of the se rson wrs sard thrt tht boys would compete rt the tour n rnrt nt The tt mr gurdttl by Coach Me ader ani M tn reel Iram rnn worked hrrd and rn sprte ol the r bid luek nextr grxe rn Phe tt rm eonsrsted of thrrtttn boys N Rrchards tRFr Senror A Mthtllrck tL1 l Junror 1' Purra tLFl Soph omore L brtherson tCl S nror H Flaherty tPC1r Junror If Lutrck tRGl Junror Jonn Ilmson tRGl Senror J Br nn ck tLGl Ju nror ltrehrrdson tLGl Senror Then on Februrry 21 1941 xxhen the se tsor was almost ox er rt xx rs rnnounctd 11111 the team xxould go to the tournament School closed earlx th rt dry rnd tt three thrr y the term appeared on the floor rt Lewrston rerdy to frght a b rttle oyrl Throughout the entrre game nexer w rs erther term as much rs three pornts ahead ol the other and at the half Stephens leo 10 to 9 Throughout the last qutrter the score changed hrst one srde then the other and then a Chex rus pl ryer dropped r brsket puttrng them ahe rd 18 to 17 In the last seconds to play a Rumford player shot rn rmafrng ball and Stephens won the g, tmt 19 to 18 llrus on Februrrv 251 they returned to th rt s inte rrmory rn Lewrston to play the most excrt rng nrost lhrrlhng grme exer to be Wrtnessetr ly pl rytr or spectator At the end of the garnt the Qcore was 1 tre 26 to 26 Then rn an oxtrtrmc perrod each te rm scored a basket Af er thra a sudden de rtl xx rs played and Lexvrston dropped the wrnnrng btsket endrng the game '30 to 28 and tne Runrloxd boys though defeated went home 1 hippy bunch FOOTBALL REVIEW Lrst lll th Stephena Hrgh Ptnthtrs turned rn 1 conrparatrxelv su etsslul s rson under the Wrng of Coach Wrrston Wrllty who was rppornted to take the pl ret of Basrl Dwyer powtrlul l tngor Rrmi Although Rumford wrs Jerten I b sa th Tm nut up one ol l re brg est battles of the sea on On Otto: tr 'J the te rm traxeled to Portla fl xhere thtx took the Chexerus brys 90 Thrs xas tht irrst x rn of the season Fht folloxxrng Saturday strll on th lord the Ptnthtrs met the Cony Hrgh Rams tugustr tht tinal score Wai 18 0 rn faxor of Cony October 19 brought a thrrllrng clash xxrth Lewrston Hrgh The band accompanred the team to Lexvrston and both Rumford and Lewrs ton drrlleel xt the half The game ended wrth Rumford on the short srde of a 33 O score rht next week Stephens, w rs rexenged for the Panthers soundly trounced Waterxrlle 14 O rt the Ord ball Croundf Thrs was a welconre xretory tor rn 1938 and 1939 the xVaterxrlle Panthers lrt rt Rumforfl r b and 1 O O1 eourst the brggest g. rrne oi the year txtry xt tr rs wrth 'vlexreo Thrs year was no exeeeptron Loyal rooters from both Rumford and Mexreo were there rn full force and everyone yellttl untrl he wrs hoarse The arr waa thrck wrth passes as Rumford trred desperately to scort Then Mexrco would rntereept and krck the ball Rumford would not Qcore and put up plenty oi resrstance Wrth tht ball on Mexrcos twelxe yard lrne the Pantlcers d ttrmmed to scort and after 1 fake field goal Rty Bulger pl ice krcked tht b'1ll rrght between the uprrghts makrng the scort 3 0 The game ended wrth 'rn other short pla Both teams were txenly matched wrth frghtrng sprrrt and a harder game was nexer fought between Rumfold and Mexico Thus the football season ended Wrth thret osses and three xxrns 1he players deserxe much eredrt for th y had a tough schedule to play Perhaps next year wrll brrng a champron shrp team onee more to Stephens Hrgh School The squad rncluded Backfleld N Rrchard G Melanson A McKellrck R Bulger J Bren nrck F Purrr S MacDonald L Mayo and P Arsenault Lrne L Beaudet A Frost F Gauthrer K Agostrnelh S Purra Kersey F Gordon F Parella B Ramev W Anderson E Longway B Gradx R Mullet K Stanxxood D Marston E Adams R Belanger J Kaubrrs L Jobrn rnd 1' Mayo BASLBALL 41 Coreh Ray Baum of the Panthtrs Brseball Squad erlltd for baseball pro pects early rn th sprrng, Whrle the cold and undecrdtd weather was strll at its htrght the boys were rn tht gym trarnrn so as to put out anothe ehmrpronshrp team Thrs years Irrst strrng cateher rs Norman Rrcharels The prtehtrs are Longxxay Hrnson Brooks and H rulton At frrst there rs the srx foot three Krm Stan wood who h s a rtaeh on hrm that xxould make brf legrere hrst basemen feel small Young Omer Rrehard holds doxxn second xxhrle Franky Purra takes hrs place at ahortatop John Bren U 43, ,J - -Y ,iq - ,G , I K1 -., H ' H H p 'Y ef H z Hz ' as. 5 H Hg 'Y - 4 H 5 2 ' 1 k- rj 1. 1 1 ,H A C V, Z. .Z ' , , ' K . , .x .2 . g 2 'cvs .efq . 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PAGF THIRTY tt made an excellent showlng And on May 74 they attended the N E Musxc Festn al at Au burn The band was xery good on a w hole thts year and 1t will sadly mtss some of 1ts members Fsther Watson Marlorxe Dennls Barry McMen namm Marwood Clement Pxerett Hanscom and Charles Ralhdes 'md 1ts drum majolettes Hazel F1SllLI' Frances Kowalzyk md Patrlelt Mattlson A A COUNCIL The A A Counexl was off' mzed early th1 year wlth the ofhcers as follows Presldent Albert Pouhn Vlce President Sally Stanwood Secretary Llame Ruff Treasurer Frls Gur schlck The other members of the councll are Geraldlne Holt Loretta Ther ault Robert Grady and Ambrose McKelhcle Besldes the usual actlvttxes of the Counctl several new features were mtroduced The eouncll df-used and put before the assoclatmon a ystem of tecldent benehts for 1n1ured players I'h1s system recelxed mueh approbatlon from the assoctatton and It was carrled out The councll also made several lesolutlons and suggestlons for I'CNlS101'lS and clarlficatlon of the constltutlon of the A A These were later accepted by the assoclatton and should serye to prevent the frequent debates on the 1nte1pret'1 tlon of thls document The council ably carrled throughout the year the varlous other dutles that are asslgned to It by the constltutxon Letter were awarded to the varxous st tdents partclpatmg ln sports upor recommendatton of the coaches and the futfllhng of ehglblhty rules whteh are deternnned bg th constxtutlon whtch ID turn IS based on state rules In February the counctl sponsored the Second Annual Sno Vent Through the co opera t1on of the faculty and the student oody th1s winter carnlx al Was mdeed a success Thls years counell has worked ably and efhclentlv throughout the year They deserxe the pralse of the A A and the student body tot their fine work If RLNCH CI UB La Cercle Francalse began the new year under the sponsorshlp of Mlss Iucta Co m1er after she had had a years absence Thls year the club was enlarged to lnclude the Semors Junlors and Sophomoxe French students In1t1at1on for the Jumors and Sophomoxe were held on the same nlght after whlch officers were elected The presldent XICC plesldent and treasurer were elected from the Semor class and the Secretary was elected from the .Iumor class The Presvdent 1s Emma Bulger Vxce Presl dent Patrlcla Matheson Treasurer George Valhere and Secretary Robert Grady On February 13 the Latm and Frerch Clubs combined and had a Valentlne Party for all the members of both clubs The feature QNGIIT 01 the evenmg was the Valentme Box Each one present was glxen three hearts on XXlllCh they wrote 1 xtrse 'mel sent to his fllerd Many of STFPHFIN S BROADC XS1 these xerses were quite mgemus As soon s these xalentmes were w rltten ex eryone rettred to the gym where they played games until the lefreshments were serxed When the college students were home for Chrlstmas xacatlon the SLIIIOI' membets of La Cercle Franc use muted the folmer members to spend a 900111 exemng w 1th them ln the Gym Tables were set up around the hall m cabaret 1dShlOn and on each table was a Flench crossword puzzle The guests were dluded 1nto groups and they pl Vyed games The person fm 1sh1ng first Wlth the nost pomts was gnen a prlze Catherme Hanson Gorham Normal School student won the first p1 lze A punch bowl was the center of attraetton durlng the evenmg and especlally when refresh ments were served Exeryone enjoyed a grand soclal exenlng and the Semors were proud to act as hosts to a grand group of former fellow students The Senior members had a grand tlme whxle xt lasted but xt dldnt last qulte long enough Good luck and success to next years French Club LATIN CI UB The Latm Club had tts usual sucee ssful year At the begmnmg of the school year the follow lnff ofllcers were elected Walter Brooks Gruber scrlbe secretary and Matgorte Denms scrlbe treasurer The 1n1t1at1on of new memoets was held 1n January Th1s makes a total of 63 ltembers 101 thls year After each member had p rformed letteshments wele enjoyed by all The soclal functlon for rebruary was a val ent1ne party at whlch tlme the I'1enth Ctub partlclpated Everyone played games in the gym and then refreshments were served buffet style Three one act plavs were presented m the audltorlum the 15th of May The first numb r on the program was a royalty pl xy Dread The cast of pl iyers was as follows Gertrud Nadeau Noreen Reed Irma Pfrry Joyce Lord Bertrand Mercler and Hlldred Woodward The next ltem was a readlng Bally hoo gnen by Iohn Dalgle The th1rd play was entltled Chrxstmas Trxmmmgs The members Of the cast were IVIAFJOIIO Dcnms Hayd n Sargen lxnma Bulger I'IdLCl F1sr'e1 Lltarole Gluoer Marilyn Sturdlvant George Valhele Clyde Mal ley Stanley Kohche 'md John Datgle Th next number was a recntatlon Oo La L Hat glven by Vlolet GIIIIS The thlrd play wa Elmet Thls cast lncluded Audrey McLean Jackle Leader Ierne Shurtleff Nella Bowden Nlllfltl W hlte Sally Stanwood Deane Wooel ward Rodney Sarle and Wayne 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I rin 4 1 the hot cotntr In tht outiteld there IS Lm B 1tht1son at ltlt B111 Cloutttt at unter and S1111 G tctttu at Ilglll I' t matottty of thest boxs 11t good httttts HIOIL tl11n ktly somt ol tttm Xl ns xe1r Aprtl tccompanted hx shower xx htch was not tn tht f01m of prtc1p111 tlon but onc ol xettran 1nl potfnttal ttackmtn msxxttmg, tl11t spotttng, Ulgt xtlttcn dom111 ttts the ltd bloodr d schoolsttr tt tht lltst Nlglll 1nd smell of g.,1ttn 1tg.,et'tt1on POI tuo OI thret dtx tht gym xx IN Itlltd 111th tlflllltllllg, a1hletes try naxe 1ccumul1ted durtng tht cold Xuntet months Then through tht goodness of Mothtr Natute eatly DFHCTICO on tht ttatk vtas posstblc llurmg, th nc 1 t ree ut thlt followed 11 sp1kt shotd 1 ttsts undtr Cotch Wtllcy x1o1l1td fatthfully lrom school set to sunsqt tn prepara tton lot the11 Itrst encounter 'tt thc Unnerstty TRACK SI I' PIII NS BRO XIX ANI somt of tht htgeht st linlllllf., tl Cl lQ.,lS tn the St ttt Schoolboy Lt 1g,ue These boys vstth the hclp oi the coaches R15 Baum 1nd Ch1ck Nlt 1dtt and about txun 5 substttutts ought to contt 1Ill0l1g,l1 thts se tsott VNIII1 tht Rm d on Htgh of Vhmt On May 3 tht ldvt 1rd Ltttle and Stephens Htgh School t1,1c111ncn made 1 g.,oofl shoxung 1g,a1nst the Milne Fttshmen our boys comptltng., 1 tot 1l of th11'5 thxtt potnts vt lICll ttt mttdtnt 1lly the most potnts our tt 1111 I1 IN produced 1t Mamt tn cl g,1t tt mtny yeirs A tux days latcr at Bovtdotn ktnnehunk Thornton fteshman te'1m and Welt beaten by a narrow margm Here aga1n out team made the most potnts of tht three schoole nt ll lutur t tu m t w be 4 prcpatatorx to tht st ttt matt whtch IS tht n111n objecttxe oi the year VK INTI1 R SPORTS Lomhts Ixtwo illil Wtlltxs pmup of boxs s o 1 St too o LIIUIIIIIOIIN I all mttts thty h1xt I1n1s1to at or nc ll tht t1ont and han ttkcn many ot the hono1s l'h1s year thu took part tn out Intezclass Mttt the VVestern Matne DISIFICI Vleet and itate of Matne SI1 Matt at Attoutn the LU11 ton C 11n1x al and N1 11m Inttr Scholas IIC Mctt lht boys m tdt 1 good showtng., 11 uetg onc ol thtst metts Thts sums to be thc sport most tnlfbtd lt all bcys It IS a sport tl11t Null ncxtt bt txullcd tor thrtlls sptlls and chtlls Probably anothtr mason fo1 thts oetng a 11opul11 sport ts tl1e f1ct that thue ls mote opportuntty for tndtxmual attatnments We hope that exuy pup1l tn schoo' tealtzts tht ttne work these boys haxe done T556 IQAGIC 'l'llIIi'l'Y- KVM Q I CHQ ' 1 ' S nick, ' all around athlete will tak1 care ot' . 1 1 '1 '1 ' 1 2 ' 1: 11: ' ' 2 1 3 ' X 'Q XE Y' ' 1 ' ' E 1 -if 1 ' ' if 1: 1' 1 ' 1 ml' ' I '11, 1, . Si 2.1 K . Ur I C, 2 , - l,,2 N,, , .w Q, ' h1 1 1 .' , 3 1 2 1, , ' 1 b. I - , . , . , L: ,ik - and ' 1 2 lt ' 1 .' 1 ' l 1 x ll l1z11't1 1' 1 -- 1 '1 Tl Q 2 ' was 2 ' ' t' at 1 ,' 1, 1 1 5 1g '. 1 k 1 1 '1 1 -1 ' 1 1 ' 1 ' 'Z - . ' .1 .V 1 1 Z 1 ' V 1 ' 1 1 : I 1. 'f 1 1 1 ' F- 1' E Y. ' A- C ' .,'1 1,1 z 1 1 .1 1' 1 1 'z 1: 1 '111- ' 'l ' 1 - 1 1 1' 1 1 1 ' Y e i -1' ' - 1 2 1' 1 5 ' g ll 2. L71 r111 111 I ' l ' 1 1 1 1 Q15 1 2 1' ,' f 1-15 2 1 ri L-A 1 1 1 - 11: ' 1 1' I' 1-' v .1 '. .. , . 1 ' 'N mg to ehmtnate any excess welght which may and Stephens Uteanqed up .against 51 strong ' ' z 2 A 1 ' 1 5 1 ' '1 1 ' ' , l ff ' V I ' ' W' 1' 1 Y . - 1 1 ' , 4 1. 1 1. 5. I ,I - A, x B, t I -1 ' ' -10 'X- li 1 1'11kS -2- -I ll.-t In the 12 1 e h'11 ees ,ill .. h'lfl. .1 1-.1 1 z1 .'.' 1 fe- ' ' - 1f-- 1,-I . 11, 1' 1 2' ' r I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' .. ' ' - ' . . ' . .b A ' A I . ' . . B, K , , A 1 15- 1 4 1' 1- 11 1- 1 1 111 1 has ltelpeti 11211111 lot' us our t' rmer t'tle rl I .1 11 .1 1 I ' .' ' f ,' ' .1 f15 ' nl ., 2,111,111 , 2 .1 1 . ,Z . , '. . . - , 5 , 1 K ' L, J ' 5. . ' . . 1 ' ' '1.'1l ' 'I , I ' - If I ' A ' 'Q 4 ' 4 l 'rl ' . 1 s 'e ' 1 5' 1 1 - .'- 1 1.1 1 ' 1 .' ' ' . . 1 lx . I' 1 ',' Z 1 z 1 A' 'I Y 2 . . . .. .