Gould Academy - Academy Herald Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

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1st ROW: J. Judkins, M. Laws, C. Rice, N. Brown, J. Thurber, M. Langley, C. Myrick, F. Bennett, M. Lowell. 2nd ROW: A. Scribner, C. Smith, L. Delano, A. Davis, J. Moore, K. Towne, S. White, M. Eaton, C. Chandler. 3rd ROW: J. Lombard, D. Grover, C. Haines, A. Chapman, G. Glines, D. Stevens, A. Grover, D. Miller, D. Gardner. HERALD STAFF This year there has been a distinct change not only in the appearance of our campus but also in the con- struction of our yearbook, the ACADEMY HERALD. Each year as the proceedings for a new issue begin, there arises the question of added pictures and thus the shifting of publishing companies. By a vote of the entire staff in October, 1962 it was decided that this would be the year for the challenging task to be attem pted. The American Yearbook Company's representative, Mr. Jim Logan, met several times with the Editor and Mrs. Gibbs, the faculty advisor. Weeks of mental ex- ertion followed as an outline of activities and assign- ments was carefully planned. With this year's set up, a complete dummy of each page, including advertise- ments was required. To help with this involved task, a committee of industrious workers was chosen by the Editor. These cooperative students have spent many long hours, most often they had duties elsewhere, in Mrs. Gibbs' room patiently drawing squares on carbon copy and stamping an unending supply of pictures and articles. Will anyone ever forget C562”! Those on the special committee were as follows: Sylvia Smith, Dick Jacobs, Linda Paine, Steve Dock and Cally Chandler. Others meriting recognition are Norma Kimball, business manager, and Nancy Brown and Linda Nickerson, her assistants, as well as the two chief typists, Charlene Rice and Caroline Poland. To do any task and to do it well so that the end product merits praise is the desire of any individual who wishes to excel. So it is with the members of the Herald Staff. They have worked with an unexhaustable supply of enthusiasm and energy. As one can see in his viewing of history, each new Idea, each new change is called progress and is often slow and difficult at first. Soon, the goal becomes more visible and the success attained pays many times for the discomfort of sitting for hours at a desk, editing copy and preparing the way for the presses. I leave behind many fine memories. One of the most vivid will be my editorship of the ACADEMY HERALD. My thanks to all who contributed to its success. The Editor 29

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1st ROW: L. Nickerson, N. Kimball, S. Smith, L. Paine, B. Bryant, S. Dock, R. Jacobs, G. Eypper, J. Luxton. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Gibbs, J. Look, S. Kneeland, S. Burgess, C. Poland, G. Harrington, M. Chase, N. Morin, N. Hancock, K. Langley, S. Gould, Mr. Hillier. 3rd ROW: B. McCrodden, W. Grover, M. Brooks, D. Anderson, T. Foster. FACULTY ADVISOR Madeleine Gibbs ALUMNI EDITOR Suzanne Kneeland BUSINESS MANAGER Norma Kimball HERALD STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Beverly Bryamt FINANCIAL ADVISOR Clifford Hillier EXCHANGE EDITOR Jane Look PHOTOGRAPHY David Gardner David Anderson GIRLS' DORM NOTES Kathy Towne BOYS’ DORM NOTES David Miller Editorial Board L. Delano, S. Dock, G. Eypper, T. Foster, M. A. Chase, C. Chandler, K. Langley, A. Davis, L. Paine, R. Jacobs, S. Gould, G. Glines, J. Lombard, M. Laws, C. Smith, M. Eaton, S. Smith, A. Scribner, J. Thurber, J. Moore, M. Lowell, B. Shipp, N. Hancock, D. R. Young, D. Grover, B. Moulton, A. Chapman, D. Stevens, B. McCrodden, M Langley, J. Judkins, J. Chamberlain, S. Burgess, S. White, W. Grover, C. Myrick, J. Luxton, D. Harris, B. Tyler, C. Rice, N. Morin, C. Poland, L. Nickerson, M. Brooks, L. Eames, N. Brown, G. Harrington, A. Grover, F. Ben- nett, C. Haines. 28

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