Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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Y' ,rr z -L sf jar: -. --. -gi-,-u --,I ,... , Y-. .l L ., Tex- fe- , , fill - rl, .Lis-.. ffrz- 551 'lbw -:V-TF f M1-2,--,- 4 'PT-Q L 1- 5- L -'L f'fj..i2,.,g-L::-3 1. bi ,L.,.i,2.,.-S17.1.-4:E,4-v3EFf+-e-3? ?f1:' '. Tm' Row: Edward Hinrichs. Roy B1-lining, Fred Middenclorf, Harold Kleen, Mm-lin Heuer, Miss Clara Wolfangcr, Sponsor: Eliie Goldheck. IWIDDLIG Row: Lufu Reinlcing, Paul Paysen. Olivin Dunker, lilalnn Mitchell, Secrcl.nry-'l'ri-aiwrer5 Milton Theimer, Everett Allsman. LOWER ROW: Helen Cooper, Erma Ferl-psusun, Vice-President: Sybil Wiueixzxr, Rosetta flrunimr. Ruth Paysen, President: Irene Pubzmz, Edna Keilwitz. WE, THE COLLEGE FROSI-I Usually the freshmen in high schools or academies are attributed the questionable honor of being greener than the greenest. Does it follow that we, as college frosh, would then be greener than the greenest or merely greener than the green '? This reasoning, logical or otherwise, is made with the hopeful assumption that the color in mind is of a somewhat less vivid shade than in former days. For the large majority this is the thirteenth dose of educational medicine guaranteed to exercise the brain. A chosen few have had larger portions, possibly because they liked them so well, but most certainly because they wished to wait for and accompany a more select group in climbing up the educational ladder. These yearly brain treatments must have been effective for now- We're the lincst and the brightest that there arc, The loveliest and rightest near or farg We are all brave and witty, good-looking if not pretty- We're the brightest in the city, each a star. ' tiki: i Qi ialsfg?'2i5F- ij,-f2C,.'?r'ifi5-eil f'JW5T'F ' ' A 'f qi- 'A 14 ,,..,L,....-..--' ,,, ,, +54 Page Eleven

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, - A- 1 THE BLUEBIRDS i' Contrary to, their usual custom a iiock of bluebirds wintered in Hebron this year. These gay creatures, smartly dressed in bright blue coats, are known at H. C. Sz A. as the College Sophomores. The male portion of the class, likewise contrary to the habits of their feathered namesakes, did the bulk of the work, while the ladies showed their admiration in outbursts of song in their honor. On the basketball Hoon the boys showed their fighting instinct by repel- ling all invaders and winning the championship for H. C.-the girls cheering them on. But the outstanding achievement for which the Bluebirds will long be remembered as dispensers of happiness, is the sponsoring of the HE-CO-AC. Since the first step to success is a definite aim the Bluebirds were fortunate in having an Ehrn who as Editor-in- Chief, made it possible to attain the goal. Barney, though he had no Spark Plug, furnished the humor by means of a camera. Fitzie, the Advertising Manager, was so successful that Shorty was never short in his accounts as Business Manager. Dale, as Associate Editor, and Babe as Activities Editor, did only what can be ex- pected of the fair sex. But as able assistants the other Bluebirds, Prissie the Sheba, Tillie the talker, Feta the 'And So Forthj and Sinkum, the handy man, did their part as loyal Bluebirds Would. Two other able workers were Adalene and Dorothy, who may be called the wrens of the Sophomore Class. ! i- .M W' S : , T T if ' XQTFQ-'M' wi J' , -HWJTYECEW ' 1 Page Ten ,

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W i' 1 A - -2- J I-' S ? n, ,L ff ACADEMY GRADUATES ' 1 w X 1 PROF. WM. H. ROSELIUS Sponsor as Eowm VEEH A ' l V Stzfttgfwt, Kansas Band 2-3-4. Baseball 1-QL Bask- X etball 4. Chorus 3-4. Class President 3-4. NIARGARET SCHMIDT 1 4 5 Deshlmi, Nebraska C N N Chorus 1-2-3-4. Debating 8. o EDNA Scmvum 1 Deshler, Nebfraslca A Chorus 1-2-3-4. Volley Ball 1-2-3. 'W W l ALMA POHLMAN N 4 ' Daslaler, Nebraslccz E Q , W Chorus 1-2-3-4. ' 1 L A AMANDA FINKBEINER W 1 Willmr, Nebraska Chorus 2-3-4. Volley Ball 1-2-3. I 5 5 o J A A if -.- ,. , - - Y .A ..--.. -- - .QT-. fi ns Page 'Twelve