Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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l x x 2,35 . EEN 1 FRCDT- ROBERT MALCOLM WAUGH French Prof. Warigli is a lot of congenial he-man rolled, or perhaps stretched, into one super- intelligcnt French prof. He sure knows his French and it is not short of pure pleasure to he in one of his classes, because, you not only learn, but he keeps you in good spirits with his keen humor. In other words, his classes are far aloft from the depths of dullness. Although we are leaving this year, Prof, we hope you will remain within the portals of Hebron to give as much guidance and satisfaction to the boys following as you have given to us. Page Fourteen

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U lp, K . EEN ARRQT GEORGE R. RENWICK French, Latin Here we have one of the far-famed residents of Bar Harbor. Prof. Renwick is one of the most popular professors on the campus, although he does get his ire up once in a while. However, he cools off vcry quickly and is always willing to give the fellows a break . In the classroom he is the same way---he tries to meet the fellows more than half-way. Thus, you can readily see why this professor will always continue to be held in high respect by the students who have had courses under his excellent instruction. Page Thirteen

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U lp, L ,, . EEN ARFa0Tg3 TRUMAN HOLLIS Athletic Instructor, Mathematics For a number of years this gentleman has been turning out Hne basketball and cross- country teams at Hebron. Almost every year his teams have walked away with champion- ships. Prof rules Howe Cottage with an iron hand. Many claim his rule is somewhat tyrarinicalg but still, the beloved red signs seldom grace the doors in his domicile. So, it must be a mistake in opinions. He also endeavors to teach the Freshmen and Sophomores Algebra and Geometry. VVe pity you here, 4'Prof , for it is a hard task for anyone. Page Fifteen