Hartland Academy - Ripple Yearbook (Hartland, ME)

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Assistant Editor . l4l RIPPLE BOARD First Row, left to right-I. XlcCorqnindale, B. Mower, A. Thorne, M. Ynkemnre, L. Spaulding, I-I. Ilersey . E. Lawrence, D. WVehher. Second Ilow-M. llart, P. Perry, A. Ilam, V. Morgan, L. Pearson, M, Carson, C. Stromhnck, C. Neal, Miss Philpot. Mr. Dnmmer. Third Row-L. Duran, H. Duran, D. MncLauchlan, A. Parker, J. Mills, L. Xvheeler, ll. lKlowm'r, V. Stedman. RIPPLE EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief ....... Lyda Spaulding Maynard Yakernore Literary Editor . . Assistant Literary Editor Business 'Manager . . Assistants . . Art Editor . . Copy Editor . . . Assistant Copy Editor Sports Editor . . Assistant Sports Editors joke Editor . . Assistant Ioke Editors . Exchange Editor . Alumni Editors . Allan Thorne . Arvene Hain . I'Iubert I-Iersey Richard Mower Ashley Parker Evelyn Lawrence . Blaine Mower . Patricia Perry . Diana WelJlJ'ei' Linwood Wheeler Colleen Stronrback . . james Mills Dale MaeLauchlan Cwenith Neal Ina McCorquindale Marguerite Hart Leslie Duran CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Senior Class ........ Mildred Carson junior Class . . Sophomore Class Harold Duran . Vivian Morgan Freshman Class ....... Vaughn 'Stedman Sub-Freslnnan ........ Linea Pearson FACULTY ADVISERS Literary . ....... Miss Philpol Business . Mr. Dummer i i

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DEDICATION YVL: respectfully dedicate this issue of 'l'l1c- Ripple to our principal ll ICI-IAHD 'DUMME-H in grnlituclc for the wonderful 'help and uicluncc llc has given us in these three years

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lr' acl 1 ,l gaveca e0a'c24'awc2Q.w,e4 Av .Mecmvvcxve A,VaxreQceQe,wi'Nc2ccc4wcMNvVVV'ANeA eWV4, 0: 4?0?kVJQ2QQ2?6s'L'34'X'0 s QQ w 'X Ella Boody Philpot A. B. Bates Nliss Philpol is our liorcign language teacher. How- llichard Albert Dummer Ph. B. Brown M. A. Columbia Mr. Dummer is very popular both as 121. principal and as a teacher. XVe are indebted to 'him for raising H. A.'s standards. We hope that he will keep up the good work. He was born in Trinidad, Colorado, but now makes his home in VVeld, Maine. His inexhaustihle supply of stories of WVeld make his classes interesting as well as instructive. The students wonder how much of these stories are true. Even the thickest student can under- stand math when the problems are translated into terms of VVillie and johnny instead of X and y'i. An en- gaging personality and a persuasive talker, he :has caused many a person to change his future plans. This summer he plans to return to Weld and open a boating business. Sometime 'in the future he plans to retire there and operate a summer cottage business. ever since there are so many students in school she also teaches some English classes. She has directed llhe Fresh- man and Sophomore play this year along with her other work. She has a natural 'talent for directing plays of any kind and she has put on some of the best assembly programs of the year. She is also a wonderful cook. One -of her wishes is that she could see the whole Fresh- man initiation program. Since the Sub-Freshmen are not allowed to see the initiation, she must stay with them. She loves to travel. ller home is in North VVind- ham and according to 'her it is the vacation spot of Maine. During her sununer vacation she travels. She wants to go to France someday. XVouldn't it be won- derful if she would take the French class with her? 'Q