Upper Kennebec Valley High School - Boreas Yearbook (Bingham, ME)

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, k BASEBALL Standing 11. to r.b: Coach Quint, D. Sterling, W. O'Brien, D. Gordon, G. Berry, R. Garland. Kneeling: J. Ingraham, S. Pierce, E. Henderson, W. York. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Standing tl. to r.J: A. Goff, D. Gordon, G. Berry, D. Sterling. Seated: L. Bridges, Mr. Quint, R. Garland.

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28 BOREAS i PRIZE SPEAKING Seated tl. to r.5: C. McCarty, S. Keene, N. Macdougall, R. Quigley. Standing: W. O'Brien, D. Sterling, F. Tibbetts, R. Garland, P. Beane, J. Ingraham. PRIZE SPEAKING Prize Speaking was at Colby Thea- Watt-D0na1d Sterling- tre, April 14th. Those who took part The Devil and Daniel Webster, Steuben Vin- are listed belgwg cent Benet-Frances Tibbetts. Mr. Dooly on the Game of Baseball, Finley Time for Patriots, Editorial from Life - Peter Dunne-Ray Garland. Philip Beane. Robert of Sicily, Henry Wadsworth Long- The Blue-Eyed Sheik, Katherine Kimball- fellow-Colleen McCarty. Wililam O'Brien. Little Gentlemen, Booth Tarkington-Sam Prizes were given by the American dra Keene. Legion and the American Legion Aux- Grandmother of her Country, Donald Cul- iliary. ross Peattie-Nellie Macdougall The judges were Prin, C, M, Rus- Edith Economizes, Pauline Phelps-Ruth Sell, of Solon High Sehgolg Mrs, Mary Quigley. Lincoln, and Mrs. C. M. Andrews. The Polack Teamster, Stanley Foss Bartlett Prize winners: Ruth Quigley, Wil- -JHIHGS Ingfaham- liam O'Brieng second prize winners: When Grandpa Logged for Paul, Homer A. Frances Tibbetts, James Ingraham.

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30 BOREAS W29?Z81C81QYIz33f33338Z233P3Z8ZL l Ubldblwv 3 Qnsmraa. K c For the second successive year sports at Bingham High School opera- ted on a wartime basis which confined them chiefly to interclass competition. There were two reasons for this short- ened program: first, the problem of transportation for exchange games with other 'schoolsg second, a lack of interest brought about partly because we cannot have interscholastic games and partly because of a small enroll- ment of boys whose time in many cases is taken up with after school jobs. There is, of course, the additional problem of getting games with other schools since most schools in our class have practically abandoned athletics for the duration. X X X 3 Baseball We did, however, play three inter- scholastic games in baseball last spring: one with Solon, May 11, which we lost by the score of 3 to 2, one with Jackman, May 25, which was also lost, 13 to 52 and one with Solon, May 28, which we won by a 10 to 6 margin. The following were members of the squad: G. Berry, R. Garland, D. Sterling, E. Henderson, A. Heath, W. O'Brien, E. McIntyre, J. Ingraham, D. Gordon, J. Gordon, G. Adams, S. Pierce, E. Fos- ter. 3-3-313-3121xlXl!l3I2l!l!l2lXlXl ISIXIXIXIXIXIX Football The football season was also brief. Intramurally it was not nearly as suc- cessful as the previous year because for various reasons it was seldom pos- sible to field two full teams at the same time. There were four varsity games played in which we gained an even split, dividing the two games with The Forks and also with Solon. The following comprised the team: G. Berry, R. Garland, B. Bean, W. York, A. Heath, D. Sterling, W. O'- Brien, J. Ingraham, E. Henderson, S. Pierce, L. Bridges. PF if PF HF Winter Sports On the 14th of January, We held our annual winter carnival which for the second year, was an interclass meet. It was an enjoyable day, with a good-sized group taking part. The carnival party was held in the evening with Gerald Berry being crowned king of the meet and Frances Heald, Cin the absence of Evelyn Bigelow, high point winner for girlsj being crowned queen. The point winners: Boys G. Berry 17, A. Goff 16, R. Wing 15, L. Cates 9, D. Gordon 6, A. Beane 5, L .Bridges 2, E. Henderson 1, W. Andrews 1. Girls E. Bigelow 27, F. Heald 11, B. Lane 3.