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

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ZMYQHQH BACK: R. Hatfield, L. Mallou, B. Liffy, C. Atwood, K. Belanger, S. Cates, L. Fournier, I. West, L. Corbin, N. Atwood, Mr. Ryder. FRONT: J. McCo1lor, I. Guay, I. Brochu, L. Bray, B. McKay, I. Malloy, D. Atwood. 1961 U. K. V. C. CHAMPIONS A The Cavaliers went all the way under Coach Ralph Ryder, winning all six contests. Dick Atwood had a great season with a 4-0 record, one of his victories being a no-hitter, a prize for any pitcher, Ion Guay also hurled a no-hitter for his only game, while Larry Malloy tossed a shut-out in his initial start. Out front in the slugging campaign were John Malloy . 434, Dick Atwood ,400, and Jimmie West . 323. In the final game John Malloy belted a grand slam homer over the left-field fence in Solon driving in four runs and insuring Bingham with a vic- tory and the championship. With eleven letter men returning, it looks as if we might have the cup for a few more years to come. Congratulations, Coach Ryder and team, and good luck in the forthcoming campaign. 1961 RESULTS fLeague Gamesj Bingham 8 North Anson 3 Bingham 13 Harmony 1 Bingham 23 Athens O Bingham 16 Monson 2 Bingham 10 Central 2 Bingham '7 Solon 1 Mike Fournier '65 Larry Boyington '65 f A

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Clockwisez D. Atwood, J. West, I. Malloy, M. Hill, Coach Dingley, J. Guay. l Captain JOHN MALLOY and Coach ED DINGLEY CAVALIERS The Cavaliers were highly successful this season winning 12 out of 16 games. The Cava- liers were third seeded in the tournament at Hampden Academy at Hampden. The Cavaliers won the Hartland games 59-56. The second game with Herman was lost by a very small mar- gin 64-61. We are very proud of Johnny Malloy and Jimmy West for their great assistance this season Johnny Malloy and Jimmy West represented us at the All-Star Game, February 2, at North Anson. Mike Fornier 65 Larry Boyinton 65 1961- 62 SCORES Bingham Athens ----- 26 Bingham - - 85 Athens - Bingham Harmony ---- 51 Bingham - - 62 Harmony Bingham Monson ----- 51 Bingham - - 59 Monson - Bingham Jackman - - 43 Bingham - - 92 Jackman Bingham Solon ------ 38 Bingham - - 93 Solon - - Bingham Central ---- 48 Bingham - - 63 Central - Bingham Anson - - - - 49 Bingham - - 63 Anson - - Bingham Faculty ---- -52 Bingham - - 59 Hartland Bingham Alumnie - - 41 Bingham - - 61 Hermon - Team Average 64.1 Points Opponents Average 47 Points This page sponsored by PAUL GUAY Jackman, Maine

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glflffs Zasfefgaf STANDING: L. Collins, S. Sterling, L. Wallingford, T. Spaulding, E. Orcutt, C. Malloy, D McLaughlin, Coach Ralph Ryder, I. Mihovan, B. Hines, K. Belanger, B. Pullen, M. Miller, S. Smith, G. Beane. KNEELING: I. Moore, Mgr. 5 C. Beane, M. Leavitt, Co-Captainsg R. Cool, Mgr. The Bingham Cavalettes have put themselves in second place this season. Although the girls did all of the actual playing, the victories would not have been possible without the excellent coaching of Mr. Ryder. On behalf of the team, Carol, Cgach Ryder, Mary I wish to express our sincere thanks. We are losing two fine players this season, Mary Leavitt and Carol Beane. We have some very promising players in the Freshman class, who will be here next season when we will be playing in our new gym. Suzanne Sterling and Kathy Belanger represented us at the All-Star Game. It was the second time for Sue. She was high scorer for the season with 212 points in 17 games. Barb Pullen, 147 points and Sharon Smith, 117 points also helped us to have such a good season. We hope that next season we can bring home the trophy to help decorate the new trophy case in the new school. The Bingham average was 36.7 points per game and the opponents average was 27. 6 points per game. --Ruth Cool