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A C M HL T Y -t' ai, lt 1 'NWN DOCTOR RALPH LESLIE HUNT A B Bates A M Colby, Ed D University of Maine Principal and Mathematics We owe deep gratitude to Dr Hunt for his and and guidance, without which it would have been difficult to solve many problems, both mathematical and personal One of his main desires is the build mg of Fine character among Hebron students which will help to in sure our entrance to college, and to improve the name ofthe school Smcereness and fairness are two of his Finer traits, and the boys can always depend upon this policy Although we cannot adequately faction that we wash him the best of luck in the years to come . ., j . ., ' . ., i ' ' express our high respect for him, it is with great pleasure and satis- t fit.. - '1 ,J t Vt . , d irt . lg ME -V C! V I 5' A MR. ARTHUR LEE FIELD AB Colby Latun and Mathematlcs Any person who knows, or has known, Dean Freld will certatnly always recall A lrttle learmng IS a dangerous thnng etc He has been connected wuth Hebron for many years as a member of the faculty Despute hrs studuous and refmed nature, at vs under stood that he was quite a dapper chap ID the days before the horseless carnage when Hebron was co ed Serlously, however, Mr Fueld IS one ofthe fxnest men and one of the most popular Instructors on the campus both wath the faculty and students We shall always remember hum un our most pleasant memorues MR CHARLES CLARKE DWYER AB Colby Scrence and Athletnc Dzrector The slncere efforts of Coach Dwyer to help and please every nnduvndual at Hebron has made hum the best luked member of the faculty Hrs qunet, at perfect ease when In has presence Although he has retired from actuve coachlng, has interest athletics, or for that matter, anythnng pertaumng to Hebron, is lust as strong now as rt was when he was a student here, back In the early 1900 s Hrs love for Hebron and Hebron boys ts unsurpassed by anyone on the campus, and ns reflected by the attttude of the student body toward hum As we leave, we want Coach to know the msprrataon he has given us, and the true help he has been at all tlmes lt wall be an honor to say tn the future that we have been under the guidance of as fme a man as Coach Dwyer 643 sf-fat unassuming manner hasmade all who know him feel . . , l 4 . 4 .c A VD is I l l MR TRUMAN WILSON HOLLIS AB Bates Mathematics and Coach MR. ROBERT DRAYTON METCALF A.B,, Amherst, Ed.M,, Harvard English After being here for over fifteen years, Mr, Metcalf is getting to be a Hebron institution. When anyone returns to Hebron, it seems that one of the first persons he looks up and asks after, is Metty, as the old grads invariably and respectfully call him. The boards of The Green Parrot and Hebronian always enioy working with him. You will find that the success of several proiects which have been carried out during the school year, are totally or partially due to the interest and effort of Mr Metcalf We shall never forget him for the fine friend and benefactor he has been during our tay at Hebron Coach Hollis is a fine teacher, a very good coacn, and, last, but not least, friend to all about the campus The possessor of one of the livelfest wits among the faculty, he enlightened many a chapel meeting with glowing tales of the basketball trips l-lis classroom technique is also entertaining, and includes such ex pressions as Getting brief, arent you? l ll have to get brief with your rank, and Speed it up, is half asleep When snow descended, he collected his basketeers and enioyecl a successful season Now that spring is here we are sure he will do likewise in baseball Coachs discipline is not too hard as discipline goes, as can be testified by the Howe inmates Docking comes only after warning in his system Those of us who graduate this year will the best of success with his teams in the years to come 6 always remember Coach HolTis, and we wish him az g ll l ?f, T: ff? 'SCT W-Pegf MR ROBERT MALCOLM WAUGH AB Colby MA Mtddlebury French There are many brulltant tnstructors at l-lebron bm we oelteve no one ts more outstanatng tn one subtect than Mr Wauah Year alter year Hebron men IU college thank the r lucky sta s that they stuck out Mr Waugh s ctFltcul course an second or tlotrd year French because at makes thetr college vwork so much eos er Dtsctpltne ts neve tn need tn hts classes because they are so thoroughly tr-teresttn, and t structtve that the boys never become bored l-le amuses hts classes repeatedly vxtth comments French on current news work ol the students etc On hrs Floor tn Sturtevant he proves to be a rather sttlt bn ever latr docker l-le trtes to help each student tn hts stuctes and gtves h Iplul advtce con c rntng college The org soctol event ol the year took place an the Waugh lamtly last January when a charmtna daughter was borr' to Mr and M S Waugh MR HOWARD RODNEY EMERY A B Bowdotn M A Harvard l-ltstory, Lattn, and Coach Mr Emery who ts one ofthe most popular teachers on the campus ts also one of the best dressed l-le has made several bets that he can stop smoktng for a goodly length of ttme, but as yet has won none of these wagers l-lts dry humor makes hts class pertods most pleastng and certatnly the shortest Everybody wonders why he ts always tn such a benevolent mood after a long week end tn which he mtght have taken a trtp a few hundred mules south all hazard guesses, and we thunk some of them are pretty close When tn a crtttcal mood Mr Emery commands much respect Wtth these qualtttes, he holds sway over Cook Gym, and ts well ltked So we say Best o luck to a swell prof 171 .., f . ., - , , , . l V . . . . . t t s . , - E . , . 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' 1 i . , , . - . , MR ELON STANLEY KITCHIN A B Colby Mathematics Mr Kttchrn s the man of many sutts and sayrnas and rs all powerful master of Atwood Hall Thus year he has establtshed hrmself as qurte a dresser and hrs wardrobe must rrval those of the so called dough boys Hrs students wall swear that he has no peer as a mathemalrcs teacher He possesses uncanny ab Irty to put each and every pornt across The days are few and far between rn whrch Mr Krtchrn rs caught by a pupll Outsrde of school he has been eaually prormnent He has fostered wrnter sports untrl rt ts recoanrzed as one of the bra wrnter actlvrtles Hrs sk: shop rn He also aurdes the Outrng Club rn rts many actrvrtres MR GERALD DOUGLAS CUSHING AB Bates Englrsh Publrc Spealctng and Dramatrcs Mr Cushrng was new to many ofthe boys, as he had lust returned to Hebron after an absence of two years He was a member of the Hebron faculty from 1930 36, and rn the rnterrm taught at the Griswold Hugh School tn Jewell Cnty Connectrcul He has laught both Englrsh and Brble at Hebron as well as drrectrng the dranatrc productlons Both plays and students have been successful under hrs tutelage grv mg Us every reason to expect future success ,18 . ., ' . V . W, , Atwood rs the mecca of all snow-sport enthusnasts. . . ' -I . . I I , . . . I , . V l . MR CHARLES BURTON ARTHUR AB Dartmouth Hrstory and Coach Coach Arthur graduated from Hebron and Dartmouth vvhere he excelled both scholasttcally and athlettcally He returned to Hebron IU 1935 to teach htstory, coach hoccey and osstst tn football Those who talce hrs courses wrll declare thot he IS ar ellnclent hus'ory Instructor lt ts the cause of much wonder to hrs students that 'te day after day assem bles notes so thoroughly and logically vvrthout ever referrrng to the text Hts abrluty as a coach has been proven hy the success of the hockey team Hrs Be ogg esstve hos become the team motto, and vvhat malces an athlete Certaunly after leavtng Hebron we shall mlss Coach Arthurs frtendly cooperatton and thorough rnstructnon MR HENRY FORBES CLEAVES A B Bovvdorn French, Engltsh and Muslc Although Mr Cleaves left us at mud years, we feel os though we had bndden hum goocl by only yesterday He vutallzed the church organ, overcomtng its dull: culttes by has marvelous deftness Although h successor rs very able, no one can qutte take hrs place vvuth thot certarn somethvng thot made htm near o us Hts assocrates both among our revered Faculty and lowly students wrsh htm success rt procurmg hrs M A rn Engltsh at Columbto ll9t , ,, I . , . 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MR WADE ELMER MARLETTE A B Elon College MR RICHARD ALBERT DUMMER PhB Brown MA Columbua Buble Mathematncs Scrence Another cf our popular assoclatron ol Profs ts Mr Dummer, who as now rn hrs thtrd year at Hebron Dunng thus short peruod wtth us, he has become well lrked by the students and Faculty alnke l-'e us floor master of one hall of the Ftrst Floor of Sturtevant, and has gatned the respect of all those who come rn contact with hum Hts patuence IH has explanatron of algebra problems to hrs classes ns appreclated by those concerned, For the algebra thus becomes easter to learn Besudes teachnng has Buble algebra and general scuence classes, Mr Dummer ts also the gutdung hand of the Y M C A and ns to be com mendfd for nts Hne work dunng thxs school year Economics, Mathematncs, and Coach Mr Marlette has certamly proved to us that he rs a very capable football coach He coached the Green and Gray to the State of Manne Preparatory School Champronshnp thus year, and, wrth the help of the players, turned out one of the hnest teams ever to represent Hebron The cooperatnon with which he and the teams worked was always nn evtdence, and showed the hrgh respect held for hum by the players However, has popularlty IS not by any means llmlted to the football Held For he IS ltlced by the entrre student body and faculty We have enloyed our assocaatnon wrth Mr Marlette, and wtsh htm contlnued success rn all future undertalcnngs Q01 - -1 F ' 11 1 1 I . . .. .. , V . . I , - - 1 . ., 1 I - t MR. ARTHUR WOODROW MERRIFIELD A.B., Bates French Embarletng upon the troubled seas of matrtmony Mr Merrulteld becomes our newest raduate from the bachelor ranks The boys wlth w om he comes ln contact wnll admut that the young lady ts Indeed luc Rullng Atwood s second Floor wtth anythmg but an :ron hand, he has earned the respect and apprecnatlon of :ts occupants Hts merry wrt and broad humor stamp hum as a reg lar fel'er, and hls stories ol hrs solourn abroad enltven the Room 'I bull sessuons Thus lS his second year at Hebron, and we belteve thot tl the Blue Comet Cthat product ol unslcllled laborD wtll stand the wear and tear, the lucky occupants of the second Floor at Atwood Hall wall hear hts cherry, Bonsour, Messneurs a demam, for many years to come MR MERTON EVERETT LAVERTY BS Colby Physucs and Chemistry Mr Laverty has completed hrs Flrst full year of instructing at Hebron, and he as already Installed wtth Hebron tradltuons Hrs wutty remarks and helpful tnstructnon have made hum very popular wtth the students He ns always ready to explain things over are most lnterestlng and graphic Somettmes hls unltmvted supply of problems IS a cause of worry and scowltng to many students, but ln the end they will declare that under has Instruction the are well Fttted for college As graduates, we s all always remember htm both as an excellent Instructor ond frnend Q1 -u . . I kv- l ' ' ' ' l , ., ond over, and his classes in chemistry and physics l l ,th 'JI' x fill l zlfrp. JW Hilda! gf l what if-eff TTI J' F REALTY, il, MR. WINSTON ARNOLD RANFT BS., Springfield Special English, Laboratory Assistant, and Coach Many a Hebronite has made the mistalce of taking Mr. Ranft for a student. He is the youngest member of our faculty and, in spirit, mind, and body, still with the undergraduates. Fresh from college, he mirrors the typical college grad At First burdened only by the duties of laboratory assistant and study hall supervisor, he took the added responsibility of the Special English classes in his stride. A swimmer himself, he has earned not only the respect of the boys, but also their admiration. He is no advisory coach, but is willing to ioin in the setting-up exercises and demonstrate his ability in the water. A prospective bridegroom, we wish to extend our heartiest wishes for a continued success in later life. We salute you, Mr. Panft, and also your MR ARTHUR NASH PETTENGILL Graduate of New England Conservatory of Music Music Mr Pettengill is new at Hebron this year H began leading the musical organizations of the school early in the fall, and has succeeded in forming a band of which the school may be proud The orches tra, as usual, is organized fairly late in the year, as its maior function is providing music for the commence ment exercises There is little doubt however, that the group will be a success, under the leadership of so fine a man and able o musician We hope Mr Pettengill will enioy many more successful years at Hebron QQ bride-toebel ' . . . 4 e . . l l E XR ftgfiszuyil MR. LEE STEVENS AB., Bates French, English, and Music Although Mr. Stevens is comparatively new at Hebron, we predict that by June he will be one of the most respected and wellrlilced teachers on the campus, When he came here, he carried himself with poise and dignity which marlced him as a man who would command respect. Professor Stevens was watched daily by the students for some slip, but he passed his tests and is now an accepted mem- ber of the faculty. lt is reported that poise isn't required in his classroom, but knowledge is. lt may be noted by those who attended the Carnival Ball, that he cuts a dashing Figure in full dress. l-le plays the piano with Fine ability and is always in demand. We believe he will become a success at anything he tackles, because of the path of success he is maintaining at Hebron. Cs- ll-Nw f i931 Jfj F533 mi f-ca t Pew MR LAURELL FREDERICK LONGFELLOW Everybody connected yyItlI be Academy vvos sltoclced upon e turnIng lost loll to lweor ol tlwe untIrnely deotn of Mr Longfellow l-le vyos respected by loculty ond students dlnlce llte boys toolc o Qreot Interest In lum os o lIne wtrnmtng cooclI ond tl'1e loculty entoyed lIIs brIgl'It IoyIol cornpontonslttp os o fellow Instructor Durtng ltts sloy ol l'le ron lIIS populorlty WGS Greatly Increcsed by tlwe numerous opportunmes lte lwod to come IU contoct vyItlI tl'Ie students l-'le touqlwt seyerol closses coocned botn otnlettcs and ploys one lect tlwe publtc speolcers nc: deb ters Very ew rnen lwoye lus yersottluy on very ew yyt e ore l4een y rntsse y neu lnenos ond ossoctotes Y Q ,b Q V . 5 ,',Q is o'4lo lli d l Ilbw l db 9-1. W? A ML HL -1 HCNTS HILL X 4 O'ry 1 P' 'e' qs! R 4? 'I Q FO0TBALL TEAM Coaches Mr Marlette Mr Ar nur Manager Mr Leavrs Tackles Chatters Gauvreau Louglnlnn Guards Bonser Hagerty Mason Centers Everett Mntcttell Backs Benedetto Dolan Ferrantn ohns McKay Noyes Twomey Q7 Ends Baldi, Gere, Grenier, W. Kelley, Wright f l ll J I f l I E7 Th 0 Season CNE of the fines? Hebron teams that has represented the school in the past decade, went through a gruelrng season rrngrng up seven vrctorres to one defeat. Coach Marlette whrpped his charges rnto shape at an early date. lhe tearnfs success was duetorts fine coachrng ana Conartuons As rnluries cropped up, the vacant posrtrons were readtly filled by capable replacements. Hebronfs defense was as oufstandrng as tts offense. lhrs was shown by the fact that no pre- paratoryschool crossed nts goal lrne. Hebron's lone defeat came at the hands ofa powerful Brown frosh tearn Stnce the tearn was undefeated rn Marne preparatory school competrtion, Hebron has the honor of berng the Marne State preparatory School Champrons Hebron 95 Portland Red Rarders 0 Startrng the season off wrth a bang Hebron easrly overpowered therr oppo nents wrth a barrage of touchdowns wrth lohns leadrng tlne parade Hebron 18 Rlclcer Classrcal Institute 2 A frghtrng Rrclcer eam was turned down by the frne playrna of the Bug reen ohns tallred twrce Byrnes scored from hrs own twenty fave Hebron 25 New Hampton 0 Hebron rourneyed to New Hampton to another vrctory Benedetto was the star of Hebron s offense rrpprng off rnnumerable garns Hebron 14 Marne Central lnstrtute O Berng stopped on the ground Hebron resorted to the a , and two brrllrant passes from Dolan to VVrrght scored the only two follies ofthe aame Nlclfay was outstandrng on the defense, rnterceptrng passes Hebron 19 Bowdorn Frosh 14 A Bowdorn our br-vs won a well des rved vrctory over 0 powerful frosh team lohns made two rrllront runs Bowdorn f as the frrst team to cross Hebron s aoa thrs eason Hebron 25 Exeter 0 Hebron l4ep rs u aefeaterl sl te by beatrna a strong Vxeter eleven Dolan v as 'he ou'stanarna playe of the gone ana was awnrden tfe Cantello trophy for hr frne howrng Mason and auv eau were outst dana lrnernen and Naye and hverett starred on defense Hebron 7 Kents Hull 0 vvr na t er r rcfessrve season l-le on e b, eaptarn oc ep a puntar :onthe hall overtne oal lrnefo treloneta naown oftheofzme Mason Jn Jrea ana erett e e ou stann na n ne Hebron 6 Brown Frosh Q5 Trp on Q 1,0 CDQC cs Q tl nr QD P Q rn gcc cc YQ 98 . , . A , . W - J l v ' . s ., ' . t ' V . G . . , . , , . lr . r . t ' , ,, r e 1 , . J o ' b ' . ' V l ' s , f 7 -nl a a V ,, f .. .f . ' V f r ,, . o J ,Y s ' s. . G r an M , u L s. . . DO' W. M h t wills for 'be frlth Su . f sl . s , br ., l d 'tf F ffrtgnt beat ther' traavranal rrval agaan. Xhrtgh' t.-.ron the ball gafre when he bl 111 d o. o .r t g r r f' t ui. l , '. ,. ., , t Gf V U r Ev uv r ..r V r ' lfne Q o lr defeat p nne': an Heb'os dwng h, ,, -on was bw a sla..v Brown fps'-t teas: Tw, ,zg C' J fan f. ,.' 'tml .. baai' of a s:gie..f-I sf ar. CBGSS CUUNTBY Coach Manager Captain Mr Ranlt Mr Nloruarty Mr Appleton HE cross country team partncupated ID four meets thus past season, and, although losing all four the harrners improved steadnly as the season went on Coach Rantt had a capable group of hull and dalers who practuced tarthlully and loolced lllce promlsnng tu ure runnlng maternal Woodbury Apppleton Beverly Mass runner was the outstandnng team member l'le placed hrst un the three dual meets and hlth at the Preparatory School Champlonshnp at the Umversnty of Matne 29 Il STUDENT CGUNCIL oln n B La n e Presrdent CJlll'nertEa1on Treasurer Ruclrarcl C Bonser amesE Glrlo d OFFICERS STUDENT MEMBERS Aide-nl? Taylor 30 Laurier B Tardull Vrce Presrdenr Edgar Wilson Secretary llwomas S Gilmer Benyamsn H Mason Samuel Doble Emerson Lewis J - r ' . . . . , jr. l l ATHLETIC CIIUNCIL OFFICERS Rlchard C Bonser President Warren T Kelley Vlce Presudenf FACULTY MEMBERS Coach C C Dwyer Coach T W l'lo los Coach l-l R Fmery Coach E S Klfchln STUDENT MEMBERS ames D Dolan Rlclfard A Flelcl ames E Gnfforcl William G Mitchell Wllllam W Halliday Secretary Coachf B Arthur Coach W E Marlene Coach M E Laverty Coach W A Panh Rober F Quo Max V Talbot Dale C Thurston l-larry F Twomey gf J- . Jr. 9 . J , 'T j 'A . ' ,Jr . ,Jn l31l fx fi To T,,' c gg W7 r lk Af D IIUTING CLUB CCDUNCIL Clifton W Leovls Presrdent Robert E Doyle Secretory Treasurer 1939 Corl G Anderson Rnclnord A Fuelcl Bengomnn l-l Moson l 1941 Vernon W Preble Wxllord W Vxfruglw OFFICERS MEMBERS 1321 Russell Quonclt Vice President Mr E Stanley Kltcltln Faculty Advisor 1940 Robert M Morse 1942 Nlorslwoll G Corbee A . ' , slr. I I . , . George M. Dimond, jr. Burton Nl. Packard, J II. h . . 1 I -,rb Y. M. C. A. CABINET OFFICERS Harry A Moody J Gllbert Eaton President Vrce Presldenl Secretary Treasurer Mr Rrclword A Dummer Faculty Advrsor 33 . , r. A Thomas S. Gilmer Alberf M. Balcli I A 1 SSHEBBUNIANV RIIARD Mr Robert D Metcalf David G Maccabe l'l AlexanderWtlltams Wallace V Cunneen ames E Gilford Tlwomasg Gtlmer Ru sell Quandt EDITORIAL STAFF I' Ptcltard A Fteld Editor In Cluef BUSINESS DEPARTMENT olwn A Babbutr Manager Faculty Advisor AsslstantEd1tor Ltterary Edttor Atbletlc Editor Atblettc Edltor Alumn1Edltor I-lumor Edutor Me non W Preble Clrculatton Manage Walter W Dultett Assistant Clrculatnon Manager Robert M Morse ASSISIOHI Clrc Jlatlon Manager t34I J - '. , . S -' J D I BAN ll Trumpets Sumner Thomas Reed Plarsted Wrllrams Clarlnets Moody Fennsteln Crane B adbury Trombone ea Drums Robbins l-lallrday Saxaphones l-luston Wilson l.avole Cymbals Davls ass Anthony Barrtone Manager Fletcher Drum Malor Stevens Conductor Mr Pettengull HE band has been malclng a good showing thus year under the able drrectlon of Mr Petter-glll They played at several malor football games durlng the fall and basketball games IH the wrnte At present, plans are berng made lor a suc cesslul sprung season 35 r B L u juslcalian l l Cll0Ilfl Mr l-lenryl: Cleaves Choir Master Walter W Dullett III Pobert G Glover ames A Greeno Robert S Howland Edgar A l-lultgren Charles W Stevens Mr Lee Stevens Choir Master Cltfton W Leavts Donald Manchester Robert M Morse George Petrce Wtlltam W Pte ce Ill IKE good stoclc the chotr thus year mellowed wtth age Mr Cleaves started us oft and unfortunately had to leave Mr Stevens then toolc over to carry on l-le has wo lced hard to attatn the rnusncal organtzatton he had at schools close Many voices and talents were dtscovered through has keen observatuon Gentlemen to you l gave a Master Mr l.ee Stevens 36 . ' . ' , Jr J I ,Jr . g Chester Knowles Donald D. SGWQSV l l FALL PLAYS N Decerrbe 15th the Dramatuc Club under the durectuon of Mr Cushung presented three one act plays The furst play Stokers by l l Stuart Cottman and Le Vergne Shaw was a gruppung one act drama The cast was as follows Karst the avengung chemust Selen Beclfer Leon the pacufust Norman Gauvreau and George the weak wulled scuon cf a wealthy famuly Davud Walsh The plot dealt wuth the efforts of Karst to avenge an early wrong that the owner of the yacht had done hum Karst as lculled the yacht us saved George us redeemed and everybody us happy about the whole t ung The second presentatuon Western Nught by Betty Smuth and Robert Funch, was a subtle fantasy that fauntly touched on the melodramatuc The characters were as follows Boots the suclm cowpuncher, Emanuel Goldman, Lefty Clufton Leavus Doctor, ohn Anthony, other atmosphereutes Wallace Cunneen Leo Mtsher and Benuamun Thompson The funale, whuch was very unterestung was Dress Reversal by ohn C Gerber Thus play concerned the efforts of a group of hugh school boys and theur dramatuc coach to produce a play It was supposed to be the nught of the dress rehearsal Bull Puerce portrayed the tolerant coach and Charlue Cogguns the prompter and stage manager The other parts were well handled by Max Talbot as Don, whose part was that of Mrs Van de Vander, Tom Gulmer as George whose part was that of Dr Muddlebury Ruchard l Davus, as Spul4e the butler un the Van de Vander home Ruchard Brown as Chuclc, who played the part of Muss Van Porter franlc Ratto, r as Chester, who handled the part of Mr Peterlcun, Wulluam Ellus as Horace, whose part was that of Detectuve Munro, and George l-losmer, as 'led who played the part of the Professor, the hypnotust The play they were presentung concerned the efforts ofa detectuve to trap the murderer ofa hypnotuzed woman 37 Nw' Y , . . , u u , .. , . , , 44 rl - 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' f 1 1 i I ' , . - 1 h u I 1 1 ' I ' I u .. , tu , .l ' 1 1 1 A , Q v .4 H J , . . 1 - 1 ' ' I 1 ' i - 1 i f J-, ' 1 u . 'I , x Vi .-A, 1 ff AK' l THE WYAITEBS FRE you see before your eyes thot sterlrng group of men the prclq of New ling lond s ftrest the hordest wo l4INQ orgon zotton In Morne those hondsome heros of every sport the f-lebron Wolters hoch represents our four school ID one woy or onother, ond does hrs best to old tn the publucrty deportment foced wtth the treble toslc of wottnng on toble l4eep1ng up ID their studles ond ployrng on the vor tous teoms these boys grtn ond oo rrght ot xt The unhoppy prospect of getttng Lp ot 6 OO A M rs enough to foze o lot of us but It ts the dolly lot of the wotters As o g oup they pre ent o stunnung orroy of hord to be-ot othletes, ond und vrduolly they presento gust os hord to heat group of all oround good guys When you feel rnclrned to corrtplorn obout the servrce thot you ore gettzng lust remember fo o rntnute hor o full troy of dishes IS heoyy ond tho' rt would cost plenty nf tt were dropped A ltttle constderotron on your port us opprecroted by the fellows ond they try to show rt We ore loolctng forword to seeung the nomes of thus group groctng the sport poges of our dolly popers wlthtn o few yeors ond olso heorrng of thetr tndtyrduol s.t cesses 38 I I- ' . . . . . I . L - r , - F ! , , . I 1 ' ' I .1 ' ' ' I 2 . . , . r , s - - ' 6- , I , . I ., , . Y , ? . , I 1. X , , ' 1 . . r I h . , I . I W 'C s . t, to l I 'zz . We -Hy- y,-1 pri la , - HX ., I . , W MI WNV T NIE MQ iw-rust. . - an-fa RF ! : xl , ig.-x ' V. K! -' by -I. . 4 f. .2511 V s M, +V' 8 N 4, 44 1? X s '3n. Q? 'Rig ngvlqi V41 ME 1 , 'ff EMI? TK' 3 Q 1 v W - A A - 'U-ag., - Ak wi' Qi. .0- W si N Imif' run. , ,,,. x U1 Q li 'fan Env 1. N f Jn jim, - .4 -A 4 Q' an 54 .4 1 ff' Q ... 4, ,,9MW,, - 53 42515 ,L f--as 'u'?,-. 'Tv 'A I' S .L Q For K.: 251 4.5 I .. -u, QL 'IY1 51 Ji! BASKETBALL TEARI Coach Manager Capfam Mr Hollis Mr Holliday Appointed for eoch game Forwards Bruggs Power Centers Wrngh1 Pruce Guards Gere, Coyne, Baldi, Grenier, Benedetto Th 0 Season AS THE clwtllv vvtnds ol late November blevv dovvn from 'ne Qxlord Hrlls, Qoaclt Hollis Issued tbe coll lor prospectrve lwoopsters. A sauad ol tvventyrltve First reported, and tne Finns ol Football brouglwt out several more. lne team Mvvound upll a srxteen game sclwedule vvttlt eleven vvtns, and was one ol the lour teams rn tlwe Marne Preparatory lournoment at true Untversrtv ol Morne Hebron 74-Wilton Lumberiaclcs 43 lvvelve men savv servtce rn tnrs, tlte seasons opener lf proved a run away lor the Green, as power tollted twenty-tlrree pornts to lead tlte scorers. Hebron 60-Fryeburg Independents 47 Wrtlt Brtggs collecttnn tvventv one pornts tlwe locals grabbed vrctorv number two rn o lree scortng contest llwe team sltot from all angles vvlwrle copprng tlwls one Hebron 57 Cercle Canadren 45 Leadrng tlwrouglwout tlte game, Hebron proved too strong lor tlwe Canadrens and tool4 tlwerr tlwrrd vrctorv Scortng ltonors went to Wrrght and povver Hebron 25 Yale Freshmen 31 Altlwouglt the Green led most of tlwe Frrst lwall Qld Elr vvas too muclt ol an op ponent and tacked tlwe First loss on tlre Marners Wrralwt led our attaclr vvrtlw ten pornts Hebron 62 Bates ayvees 39 lrlre team bounced bacl4 unto tlwe vvrn column and really went to tovvn boslcets popped aurte Freely to gtve Wrtgbt and Brrggs scoruno lwonors Hebron 51 Farmington State Normal 60 Harry Card ex Hebronrte novv plavrng lor tlwe teaclwers had a lwome comrng as lte scored tlwrrtv tlrree pornts ogarnst us Brrggs stood out For Hebron vvrtlt seventeen pornts Hebron 60 Morne Central lnstrtute 39 llte boys Ftttlt vrctorv as aclwreved at the e pense ol the Ptttslteld team Brrgas .fvas ogarn lnglt scorer tlts tame vvttlr tvventv three potnts as lvl I lell by t e wdysrde Hebron 39 Exeter 54 r s de e our e por tne He ror cap e l if - r l H H f X . H ,H os r ' r 1 r ' 'x rv , X . V , r - C, . lt A strong Eferer autrvet gave Hebron tts tlrrrf: loss 'Ina got revenge lor las' ved , l 3' Brtaas .i 'ea '.wel.f nts and .fY'rc:r.' re' 'or ' b ' s .4Q. Hebron 70-Washington State Normal 56 the leacners traveled across tlwe State lor tlns one but altltouglw leading at nall tt e fell belnnd as Brlggs sparked the Hebron attack wltlm twenty sux potnts Hebron 37 Trlton 35 ln a well played game tlte locals came from beltrnd to nose out lulton on the latter s loor Coyne tted tlte score wrtln seconds to go and Bruags lngln scorer wutlt teer pornts tossed rn tlwe defrdrna ta y Hebron 18 Marne Freshmen 55 e to tlwe Carntval sux l2eserves lourneyed to Qrono tor tlns game lbey held the Froslt to an erglwteen to twelve score tlwe last ball but the damage nad al ready been done Hebron 72 Marne fentral lnstrtute 38 llwe locals really played ball at Dtttslueld to make ut two In a row Bruggs set a ne-fv kgh wltlw twenty elgbt paints vvlnlle power got twenty seven Hebron 56 Bates Froslr 37 lne Green romped tltrouglw tlwls game to make It a sweep over tlwe Bates team Nrualwt scored twenty potnts to lea rn scoring Hebron 39 Kent s Hull 63 llwe Htlltoppers outclassed tlwe Green to capture tlwts wrn Altlwouglr Brtggs aarnered Fulteen potnts and Vfrtglwt twelve tlwe baske s were not plenttlul tlwct n glut Hebron 47 Portland unlor College 30 ln a loosely played game Hebron grabbed tts tentlm vtctory Altlwougn some what olt lorm tlwe forwards and tlne center dld all tlwe scoring Brtggs leadtng wntb twenty one pounts Hebron 64 Kent s Hrll 55 weet was revenge as Hebron wound up tlwe sclwedule wttlt vrctory num er eleven playnng one ol tts best games ol the year tlwe team led vtrtually all tlte way Brtggs and power eaclw gettung twenty tlnree polnts UNIVERSITY OF MAINE PREPARATORY SCHCOL TOURNAMENT Hebron 51 Kent s Hull 49 For tlte tlwlrd ttme Hebron met tlwerr tradxtuonal rtvals and gained tlwelr second vuctory over tlwem playlng wutlwout tlne servtces ol Wrugbt tlte team lweld tlmetr rtvals at bay most ol tlwe game Brxggs led tlwe scorers wttlw twenty tlwree potnts power and renter also at well for tne Green Hebron 49 Coburn Classrcal Institute 56 Coburn s llgers edged a Flglwtung Hebron team IU the Frnale ol tlwe tourney at Qrano Altlwouglt recoverung from a 51 30 dellclt rn tlte Ftnal lrame to outscore tlwetr opponents 'IQ 5 tl'te locals couldnt gurte catclt up Botlt forwards Bruggs and power were clwosen on the All Tournament Team 43 Tl I , t l - rr , ' ' l -' . Fit t , l o -V J V Du , ' . Q- tt 4 - , ' - tu K ' X , t A t . s g ts o ld 4 t , ' ' l l IIUCKEY TEANI C0dCll Captains Mr Arthur Achng captains for eaclm game Goa Right Defense Lett Defense Center Left Wing Reed Balcer Sumner Hagerty Lane Mason Cardlll Wallace Babnne Ferranfu Buckley Faeld onns 44 I I I Right Wing Harrison, Duslwame ' I A 1 J f I I Tho Season plflllblf oo ro ey e n seems to e t J ooo r rdnf be s e ferr p eos 'tt one nts yeor Nos no ex eptton on ts nne te represente eb or L f r e jd e te te rn su err gn y most nofvey Hebron? Princeton 42 5 Due portly to tlte ldrl ol procttce ond ofnpetttton Hebron dropped tts Ft st gone To O povverlul Drtn eton Fresltrnon sextet tt tlw Drtnceton Areni Otttstonotnf tn tvtduol ellort by tts rrst tne espefto y orrtson eope o pot Ol fJO1ls lortne Bro Green Hebron3 Yale 42 5 vvonttn c rrpe ttton lst novvtno or ete teo oyt on n encounter Hebron vvos deleoted by tlwe Yole Fresnrnen ot ne New Hoven Arero Aoorn the ltrst lrne excelled ond u lcley vvos Hebron s outstondtno plover Hebron 'I Kent s Htll 3 Frorn tne opentno Nlwrstle He ron s supe tortty fvos evtdent lrte experrence ono conltdence ootned o Yole ond prtnceton vve e notr eoble Ho fever tbe e ron teofn plored tts best l'to l4ey tn tlwe tlttrd pertoo vvlrten Ftve ol tlwe seven gools vvere scored lbe second ltne led bv orry Bo tne proved to be very elltctent Hebron 11 Kent s Hull 2 lltts ttrre, ot Kents Hull Hebron ogotn soundly smotltered tnetr opponents desptte outstondtno ploy for tlwe Htlltoppers by Bessone, on ex Hebron rnon llwe gorne vvos ployed outdoors ot sub zero ternperoture but tlte Hebron student body vvos vvell represented to otve tlte teorn support Wolloce ond Buclfley storred lor Hebron co btntng For o total ol seven gools Hebron6 Dartmouth 42 4 llte Hebron sextet tourneyed next to Dortrnoutlt Colleoe to set bocl4 on ever potent Dortrsoutlt Fresltmon teorn Hebron led tlwe ott lcdurtng tlte enttre gome ond outployed tbetr ontogontsts Horrtson ond Buclcley oootn pl yed excellent ltoclcey l45l Y . Y, K 0, J out o g d lt ix t no r be o nobr v rt? F If A tn, 1 to ur ole' lu fl u l . t ,. C, r rd'fe' lJ Ilf. .Jw ,oo l'l r' t Ostng oil ttf e ct rr,5 try ,too t .wil ftefl 1, 'wll of Q ,lt crrttcs. . . r ,X C , .o V . A r , c e cz Q J d c o l' l I, Q Il H . I, r. C' . r 1 f l . Stull . Q o r t ,bt sl Jl b t r n pl n tn tletr ltrst O ll l , V I I ' ' , X B C I r I , . . . l . t , 5 ' f t - ' l Ao t r c . v , , H b . 5 . c A I A, ' r o , J , ' , I L ' b , , . . . l f - f , cn . l t . - , oc t ' . V o . T w Monson Hebron 4 Boston College 42 9 e on Q wrnnl QSl 9Ol4NNGSl1 y mle ruoled 1' be bonds ol B000 fo eoe re n ren C1 ef' ony O51 e oun ry S eoc lno Q0 eoe lrefnmon GJ S S or oloy lor B y lylee on ousson ol ex ebron rren mode rl neceesqry lor on 10 co e 0 '0cl4 N00 erng 0 le 0 lze bel oelen me oovy v ne none yyosol e S neyfflre 1 le C do eseo Con 5 lorgesl crowd Hebron 26 Brddeford Vllcrngs 2 e l-lebron le rr o ed up lls nro est srore ol be feoson or 'ne expense 0 Qnodelord s Vllfrnos lbe opponents oloy wos only good enoogb ro s 00 om the l-le ror oossnniz Hebron 14 Tilton 4 Alrnooglw onoeleored before flue r 1 lo to rcnley A eno lnllon Q e 0 oyed lo be no rnotclw lor Hebron 5 puclrrren An nmoroyernen' rn lne delense 5 0 oy espe clolly tlwol ol l-logerryond lVlos0n yyos nofnceoble Tbe yybole leon oliyen yyerl yyltlw Buckley ond l-lor lson leod no rlwe seo mg Hebron15 Colby 42 1 e ron S oovye o Gy wf1S'O0 S' Ono or olby F esnnwen wno 0 nv 0 l uclqley ond fyolnoce oloyed owrsmnonngly vylrlw l-lorrrson Coorno ne seosons Olol ol Q Hebron 11 Arlmgton 1 As eyrdenceo by rne S ore fbe reoler Boston cnornorons were efrsrye y 0 oloyeo by l-leb on Desorfe 5 r 0 oy by Arlrnfvow S 0 l6 nn oelefse e ons oryyoro ll GC 5 ore 0 0 e eco e b e 0 S orne 0 oyef' C ll one 0 ' e e eyen oo s Bm ey VFW Q o er Wye fu Seve Ollll ey y f ononeugree Q ee 46 ' 0 K l . l'l br W, n ' 'noll ' lr + X ,. n 0 ll V, r 5 n ,rl,, by ri r ln r l l V ll M ,- :err :ll . C. b We d Ch b lu YH , , , f l lflebr fry fb T, yy rw Yli 5 b l Uflll , 5 f ,l S f Q. r Q ' Gy C ol lo l, . n dwlno 'ff-n r fI '!Av'f1l ony, lrev. lr, e - Th 0 ll ' vlw , W. N ., l . l W . V 0 r n fn rl I b . V 1 l ' 1 r S r , , . .ff C7 r I 1 ' I - , . rr r . Q l V l , V . . l-l b lr , r ul C l r- ' l wg' n rd, bu vounly Aooln rne wbole sexlel ln fren' seoson 5 best lore oloyed well l-lorruson, B V l,, l l Q ' nlglw T . Slx O3lS, 11 W N 5 C G 1 r 0 o l 0' ' ro. P'0'l , ,,. gol ,dj ,,l'l- br ,, l ' n , C d ln 5' 0' Wrll. lb 5 'nd lar ol Freld, B0 rn , no DJ n l 0, 'lowly Q Ccoumeo or elgnt ol fn I Q nl 'olql 11-76 me season os leoduni scor wlrb ' nly goal, nn: ol n GSSISTS i l' .wed iios l lo .yoelooe ' Q 0' 0 gool, uno my lr oeszys. l l SWVIWIWIIRG TEAM Coach Mr Ranlt 50 yard Daslt TOO Yard Daslw Q20 yard Swlm lOO yard Breast Strolce TOO yard Baclc Strolce T50 yard Medley Relay QOO yard Relay Dlvtng Qtlwer Members Captain Manager Mr Eaton Mr 'lwaddle l47l Moses Bartlett Sawyer l-lammond Goldman l'lultgren Peppard Lewts Knowles Doble Talbot Gatchell Eaton, Calvert, Beclcer Eaton, Dobne, Moses Goldman, Peppard, l-lammond, Eaton lwanowucz, l-ltlton, plalsted Qlson, Maccabe, Coggtns v , l , A A A 5 E A AS Q - 4 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 Tha' Svason 1 Hpfl ful J J L4 l P-,Q c rn f-4 r Or ,car Hebron 22 Dartmouth Freshmen 44 ef A ron was overpowere by U power Jl t tr l s 1 rr 7 J lu l orfl rn lwe ba lf t ol4e1n l r we seronr brole tlme Dartmouth Pres rran poo ref Hebron 59 Marne State All Stars 14 e ron Non Omnllk y rr C5 ex ep TCW Hebron 31 Bowdoin unlor Varsity 35 X :tw the meet c ependrna Ol flue mul re cy O mc our or Je mea mc won l-l b l forfl rn the belc Mole rr l mute -4 7 seforwf C OPI SVT f1Sl'WQCl llxlG 9 IOV7 DOO VG Hebron Q8 Bates College 38 e 'J UGUNVW ost tlwe tn v ana rn e Pe' my p Ld J oo refor r 974 e on Hebron 24 Exeter 42 f' so 09? werree e el DC Q pr th 1 ree fle rvey A pfhrerwt lxeler TSGVT e e Jfe O Hebron 33' Roxbury Boys Club 26 pecatofee r D f Y- I l DW mr lb'-5 v A K O THF f Ezxvfxli 'forma 'eff fuer 'leaf QfJ'l' ' V: vwf T 'i6Efl 3 Sense' :ne 'ne follovtrng cate ,-url: reuezl Armzug' 'f , .wort ion, meet Several fu tl ,, gm were f1rQ O,:ts'Qndrf': lf an try rei'.r'Z '3le'.fer1'2 l'leb ' fl Hrill lr 'refr 'e'r life . r , t 'Q Sr mrs, A 4 , .S. HX3 1 lv a b 'Ulf all tbe lrrsf slat- 1 Je Nl W, l Mr F l Bw! lfrflll Cgyl Fil it , l S Q 1 rw. ., ,. ls l-l l3r no fs l l izl 'elm Q Jovi , lu rl .,,'. ln ff-in f' Wrerzl w X .rr tear :err Csez el fill r ,lo e mfr: llvpmr f: lyme We H1 , pr l A fi rn 'l rmrwte in rls. ., i r'Zl,l,f,f'l BQG f,rrQ ,lu ' x liver 'fel ,, rj F Q1'flEle1 QVf'Q'fl are rlfo more ' ri, jx: Q3-if Horn Club Cel rfifor f rrw If-e l3Q,lf5 5lr1r'r 1 mrs fe, Zi ff' C' nf Hebron 30 Bofes College Flebron 42 Portland unror Collece Q4 Hebron 35 Po 1 ond unlor College 31 Hebron 28 Roxbury Boys Club 38 BROWN INTERSCHOLASTICS MAINE INTERSCHOLASTICS l 1 -- 36 . If-Jr' if 3 ' A 1:' 1 -' tv if 4 I no J , as i' fl J A gi f f': 'F -- ' 2 ' ' -1 4 L r A71 WQ9' 'AI f'-fi il 'I' fi Q' V r . :.!VL ., YW INTER SPGRTS TEAM Y lil' Coach Manager Mr Kltclwrn Mr Leavls Aurele Legere a around Alltson Merrlll a around Ray Ellts a around Royce Abbott a around George Webber a around Wtlltom Ellis o around Vernon Preble Rnclward Brown Albert Warren omes Greene Robert Bell Regular Members mOD fT1Gt'1 I'T1OV1 HIGH ITIOD IUCN Substitutes cross country all our all except lumprng all except lumptng all except lumptng 50 excelled tn excel led excel led excel led excel led pumping crOSS country slalom lumptng cross country except tn lumptng 1 , ..t V 'v. ' t 5 A 3 lzlwb' 4- Ll-. - a- .. vi . A . 4 ' Q II - in ' - II - in - Il - inl ' - ll - in 4 -e t J L- . . l I Th 0 Svason ot enevv syse s 11 o oo eoo onlvstx rnen rr JD e e o o oe e ne or lor efents ffntfn were s o orn f' vn ttl ross cot n to A Je o s e s s en o oun rr n t e o e o ne e ent rf s ne tot score ol eofn rr o o own, lnts goes ovvorcl :no core oofn Kt n o I e t vv Q e to oe f GOO Yeom Us eo b Vt n fofn etef In or ne event Ulf ts feor s leo WGS ef l-le ron swf' not fvtn every r ee O of t err te new ottro leo rfony noftces o s ro tser nerr rrost trr eotote oeotness lVlJClt prorse slwould go to Aurele Leoere vvtnner tnrs yeor ol tlte Brond lropny ond Roy e Abbott botlw ol wlorn spe e wee eros ftelenotng tnetr loore s 21' Open rneets Orounfl tne foortry tce HEBRON vs NORWAY Hebron 400 Norway 327 e rreet vvos on on tne tnstg lnten Q on SO 'O spec lbe lwnplnfl O f' Cross country we e lweld ot Hebron J lte l on o fl rlo vnnrll o No wof ,fur men LQ ere A e t mo oy s o omg tone 'ne ol on HEBRON vs BRIDGTON Hebron 400 Brldgton 301 8 For o second trnte Hebron coppeol ne nonors lne vvlnole 'eorn mooe o goof s owrng Htolt s ores lor tlne oov were fe rtll A bo egere ond Roy s HEBRON vs EDWARD LITTLE Hebron 208 4 Edward Little 300 Agotn Hebron ornpetecl ID o rree flwlclw Nos run ot two cllllerent poces lnesolorn ond rlofvnntllwere nn ot eb on wttb Pfwplls A flerrt inf Legere slepplng oneocl Al Asbn n W ere Jrn tn f C O s own v TOO pc Eeoere won tlne yurnptng ond fterrtll on ne co btned lnts wos Hebtons onl 9 GO? r5'1l Y U , l ,f I DLE: tn , E l. S., J M tnfs rec' te N .vos Q fn, so, l t V , o ollol-.A.fno.w.A,ro obl ' C N fotfftol foo, -of o or ,l l ,of l l Q tw. ond, novo, ftso C f 'nts ,on Av to, all cf ss Q vw te 'mst bo bl f pro l' - .o. Collet: Conb-red de ond' true latter os t' ssv ,ol t o , ons 2' ss Cofwrv no tt-: fr ' ' tlwe l ls C of 'cnt s to tnof in prev:oJs voors t X os rm n oster J t L1 d , C G - to , 1 ' tlv or to b ln to Y W on - ceottonollv well bolonced, eotln non betng unustrollv proltctent tn all tne events b f , 2 o - ' -' LJllN'IEJli JVlO'JEl'1 st t bo - Tl X itsno Q 1 X Q vvlt 1 nog if ffttlw tl, ul ts' Cl, 4 I l t 'V I Q , t n' 'n fr ol Q Q Q ' l L, L o o- no Q, , s l . -l-l'1 1 V - l . 'l U f ll , t .o - 1 :Q Hel ' t r ,' ni ' sil VK, ,, A. l t r ' A o 'og I, .,'Jl,rrll,' 'R Eli 'rr rn' t ,. o' 'Q . ln ' . J 2 , ,. Q- it r , o 't,Lo o . Elli. ' t t' x Q t .f l l l L str. or ,Host t . l llsti ,o, ' l . X t t I, -'t e 5 p rg 'rnl r s Q tr fl-1 l riie A ww fl M . A r v HEBRON vs BERLIN AT BERLIN Hebron 492 9 Berlln 473 4 Andover 311 7 He ron cgotn cane up to tne I o t P R r slalom and fvlerrtll won tlte downlw Il HEBRON vs BERLIN AT HEBRON Hebron 500 Berlun 474 At tltls memo oble meet all ltve events were won by Hebron derron tru tni combtned events Legere won tlwe tumptno and Roy Ellts won th sl Jlom ANDOVER INTER SCHOLASTIC MEET Hebron 28 Tltts meet was sougltt alter by many dtlterent snowbtrds Ilte teams comoettng were Hebron Edward Ltttle Rumtord Andover Htglw Soutlrt Parts and Berltn He ron would ltave done muclt better ltod tt not been lor tlte sl4ottng event l rtdentolly Edward Ltttle won tlte competutton HEBRON vs BRIDGTON Hebron 18 Brrdgton 0 Ltlce mony good tlttngs tltts meet was sltort ono snappy The only two events slalom and tumptng were token by George Webber and A lvlerrtll respecttvely HEBRON CARNIVAL Non Fraternity S Beta Delta Slgma n Slgma Lambda Ph: 3rd Phu Delta Alpha 4 I1 Amtd tlte tltrong of beauteous belles tlte boys dtd tnet best but tn some co es tt was none too good 'llwe lttgltest co e os amos ed by Alltsort fter ll no s duly recoantzed 50 Lg I r n. Legere -No. tbe tdrfptng 33 Ellti -.von tne t J t I r , t S rf L tltetr prowess. Merrzll toolq tltree places by wtnntng cross country, downlwtll and ' . A e c l l f A A f I f ' b , . n- , , . - 4 I , . . . - ' 1 t ' 2 d ' f ' l f , , s . ' s r w S . It rt w :vo N lN'l'l'll INTIIX ll ll KI. P-' ofa off o e e e o e o owoe f e oem e o off S e J e we f we f 0 Q M Q Nef eom H M' wo o uoholo The Honor of when resoefrwe dow tones fo J rs were owofefeo ,J evef foroer ,e sho r goo! fx Q :x O OOVVD .Lf J r 'fo Qrfc- C 00,1 Q DK D? VSV J J e berfvee 1 A fooo 5 me ,wr A wood Ju WJ O me to VTUVGI 'woe e 'S I - - , - v , . A . 4 'A 4 1 P3 'Q '9C'Cn'1f'E Neko' wsW33voi2'3'w', ,ings 3f5of21o.v2fJfgoN3 'j'Y'1 f:5 33 Q3j'9 N'QNi9iJ ',I,1'TPT,LX'8'13 BJ '.,lO'TQTkE'E wvofw K, 1n ','w :Q io o e'ei 'wo mei: wr tw o , one T1 fwroor' F w'er-3o mro'.f1 .fef , 5 f i V tewf, .wwe VC 'Q',1 3 rmrxy '1 e'1oor, 'we Ar 'fi y'J f .',oJfrN 1- f me o' Yom' Sim :gl X3 oerx ef L p oi N gr? 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V. o X- w, ,,- no f e - Tef':1'Q:C, of?oo'QN C-efvexw C:gf': ,'JC ',S'WVCiH'JD 9CN o'f?eo Fflfrg ,f , , A , ,V f , 1 , ,, or i .f ue' vi: ' J-,'je Heooer ,Hoy oo' ,Jo QV: B :N Vnf':m?5 oe 'ee'eo'ke'ef. 1f.'1'SfDF i We CNE S..-'- Aff, f' ITMJ izno buffer gewe: fin' ineo of QI Eme-uws r1fi:1, X ,or 'ooo ATN, ow ., J Q H' 1' fi , 'ozlo Ned .wo or of 'we m f -, ' key ml , A-3 CARNIVAL QUEEN MISS PAULINE GILBERT YVINTEB CARNIVAL Commnttee l-larryA Moody, r Gard W lwaddle Wtlllam W Pterce, lll ohn B Lane N the weelcend of February 10th Tlth, and 19th the twelfth annual wnnter carnuval was held at Hebron Thus unique occaston, l-lebron s only true soctal event of the year, lured many femlnnne guests As as true every year, somethtng was going on every mnnute Frrday eventng there was a swtmmtng meet wnth Bates varsity, and then folowed an nnformal dance to the rhythm of Art Lee s orchestra Saturday morning an unter fraternnty wnnter sports meet was held and tn the afternoon the hoclcey team played a powerful Boston College freshman team The tea dance followed and ftnally the formal ball The clumax came when Mass Paultne Gnlbert the guest of Paul Grenuer, was crowned queen of the ca ntval Everyone enloyed the carntval tmmensely and much credlt for nts success IS due to l-larry Moody who unselflshly devoted the entnre week to engnneertng the affatr and obtarntng a maxnmum effort from the varuous commtttees 55 LL X 5 f. -39 . j . . , Jr. 4 - . . J I 1 V., 4 . 'I s ,ir riff-. finish' A 1' I A it , ' N-YT Rix,-5 -5 :E N flf g 1 'gf ' gf. ., ' VV? Q1 ra f 1' g 1 I , 1 , oi l l' I J' , - f - A Ll up , ,p K M , ., . 901.-G ., I x ' 9, no-M ,.-9 A .4 QQ-X.- . ,R , V ss x S x .'-TfpP'3- Q39 -'a . , .an ' S P it ull sum. ua,- ff, R . - ' sa ' A itll: U 5 V. ,, 5 f. ifnzzyf - f fm . . 0 fe I - 1' I ei. g ' , ALE ' 1 Q. w if v x -V 'ix' ' 1 I ig I' 5 V 4 ,Q 1' 1 ix 9 x' if Y f i , 'ig ,J . E . , 5? W ,t iwlm I :ig Q A U,xI l ' ,Et 1: f:lf?7 2fSil - . ..' y-f'-f2- , I '4 ' ' 5' ' 11 D ' Q :Ei ' I. ' , 1 . 1. is- ? 1 Xi . 5 1 TWV ' 'Rl-vii! V .',- ,J K t , v I uri '1 , 1 r yy .1 XS? Y , o . 1 1 ' v is -ff 4 1 ,- . , 1 5 J 'L M' , 'NC A r.. f x Laurier R lardilt President l-loward G ohns Secretary Robert L. Babine Albert M. Baldi Elroy A. Briggs Morton Buclcley Allred V. Cardill Stephen H. Crowl james D. Dolan Ray Ellis l-larolcl G. Everett Louis Ferranti Tom S. Gilmer GY OFFICERS MEMBERS l57l ohn G Balcer Vice President ohm B Lane Treasurer Paul A. Grenier William Harrison John P. ,luslcalian Paul B. Kerr George l-l. McKay George McQuiston Thomas E. Moraghan l-lenry M, Paro Jerome K. Price Stanley Sumner, jr. Kenneth F. Wright B 41 3 . . 1 C, C lyf x,.. 'yi i F-rv X,,,D BETA DELTA SIGMA - J J . PIII DELTA ALPHA OFFICERS President Vlce President ames B Hilton Wllllam W Halliday Secretary Donald W Allen Robert C Bell Charles C Bradbury MurrayA Byrnes Robertlf Calvert Wallace V Cunneen Ralplw H Duslwame olwn S Hay Edgar A Hultgren Robert H Lavole Wnlluam Murray 58 Treasurer Vernon W Preble R Stewart Putnam Robertl: Quo Donald D Sawyer Nlnner B Stackpole Max V Talbot Harry F Twomey Robert L Tyrrell Melvin S Wertheum Davnd H ordan Robert G Gnllesple Rlclward A. Field Henry lwanowlcz MEMBERS , ' I , Jr, J . . H . H . V J. l l l SIGMA LAMBDA PIII OFFICERS Rrchard H Shaw Gilbert Eaton Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Treasurer Secretary Royce Abbott John W Anthony Rlchard C Bonser Davrd Byron Clarencevl Chatters aclcson R Fogarty Ned K Gatchell ames E Gtltord Emanuel R Goldman Norman 0 Gauvrea ohn R Hammond Nahum A Huston U MEMBERS Samuel R Wtls 59 Warren Kelley Clrtton W Leavts ames Morrarty Wtlllam G Mitchell HarryA Moody r Wtllram W Rlerce III Wtllram Peppard VVlll1am R Rowe Stephen L Robblns Rogerli Whlte Edgar Wtlson Kermrt B Wtlson on r E All Davud G Nlaccabe H. Alexander Williams . ' . ' , Jr. . . . 1 . JI Jr' iamuel Dobie, -lr. Robert Morse, I J . ' . 'r I. . l ' ,,lr. J - ' . , Jr. I ' . ' l l g.. ,sf GREEN KEY Talbot l-l Crane Robert K Crowell Paul R Dupee Edvvtn K Gatchell Torn S 1 me Fmerson Levvrs Harry A Moody MEMBERS Arthur A Peabody Wllltam W Pterce III l?obertF Quo Charles W Stevens Benlamun Thompson Gard W 'lvvaddle Edgar Wilson lhe Green Key ns on organtzatton founded thus year for the purpose ol enter tatnuna ytsntlng teams and other Quests and extendlng them every possible courtesy We leel that thus organuzatton ts a beneht to the school and the vnsnttng teams We hopethat tt wall be contunued next year vvuth even more success than It ha thus year 60 A F . . ' ,. ' , ,j . ,,lr. ' d . I I CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS Russell Quandt Edgar A l-lultgren President Vice President George W Stlles Secretary Treasurer The Camera Club has done much to add tothe success of the year boolc by con trrbutrng photographs of varnous people and actrvrtues Wtth the new eaurpment they plan to buy they should be an even greater asset to he school The club lurnrshes as much amusement wrth the candtd shots hat they have talcen and posted on the bulletrn boards 6 N.. r...f J. . . Q A . t 1 1 1 u V 'I uri , 'O' Xxx X, E s ,Ji ri 4-fra 1 H1 1 DEBATING UNDER the dlrectlon of Mr Cushing, some ol the more oratorncally mnncled fellows organized a debatlng team shortly alter the Chrrstmas vacatuon They worked very hard durnng the wunter term and competed tn several practnce debates as well as legitimate debates against hugh schools and preparatory schools Of especual slgnlhcance was the debate with Exeter, held at the tnme of the Wnnter Carnival To climax the season, and as a golden reward for theur ellorts, theteam partlcupated an the Bates Preparatory School Tournament at Lewnston when they attauned the posltlon of runner up, beung beaten only by Cushtng Academy Howard ohns and Roy Byrnes were chosen as outstandlng spealcers of the meet We are proud of the hne work the team has done and apprectate theur untnrung eltorts 62 t I -5, I I '10 il,- rliylff 'N F. L Q, .1 YA: 1395, ' fag 3 .6 v-cw THE QUARTET Director Mr Lee Stevens Members Clarence Chollers poul A Grenuer Charles W Cogguns, Wullnom W Pnerce, III FDR the hrst time IU severol yeorsoquortetwos orgonazecl ond for on lnexperuencecl group mocle on excellent shovvtng Wlth Mr Stevens ot the helm, our boot of song soiled over the hors of melody vvuthout mony mushops The boys deserve quute o lnttle credlt lor the tame they gove to proctlce Alter the snngers hocl expenenced some heodoches ond sore throots, Mr Stevens hnolly got the four lcey men to brnng forth thenr lnghts from under theur bushels From nts hrst public oppeoronce the group nmproved ropldly, no longer was Illl'1eUlAXQOT1Y Quartet H Now, o port of Hebron! history, moy It be loolcecl boclc on wnth pleosure 1631 Lk 4 V Q . . Y V. .air V ' YL 5 H' - .rx W f ,f ' A I HHN, X .- , 5.17, V I V f, , ri ,' I ' 'm X It '- , , ' I . 0 ' , ,f I .ik 'r Q ', , , f f ay ,RAI i . I . Jr. . . I . I 1 1 'XF' 5 Z I ' ,K A 'Z Hi f T4 ' 14' K X Q . INT. ,gg I' ,1 g. J. 4 ff? 2 u AS? f rf If 1 , .,,.f a' , - 'p..v, - .ww , I' lr S Nl? HR llli IN! G f-EMI -f? v' rx Q n v I s ,nam gl 4 fm, at T' .,..,-. B g l Q N M tt l ' 1394923 ' ' 'fx ,MQ gil QL -1-if J! p ,. x 1 K .1 Q Q' A Nw Q V5 'VF BASEBALL Coach Assistant Coach Catchers Pitchers Frrst Base Second Base Third Base Shortstop Left Freld Center Field Right Freld Manager Mr Hilton McKay E Wrlson Harrison Abbott Bartlett Gilford Thurston Stevens lwanowlcz Noyes Crovo Ferrantn Tardltt Coyne Gere Dolan R C Davrs Benedetto ohns Buckley Hollus 67 Chatters if-Q7 Q-.kzbf ,AJ Mr Hollis Mr. Laverty , . . A I I I I I I I I I I , . . I I 1 2? if f-qdtsfg, - , M? t F and X, T lw Sou son Egpllh cruel and abusuve treatment at the hands ol Mother Nature an enthustastrg group ol ball players have answered Coach l'lollts coll and ore each day work :ng out rn preparatron lor the openung game vvt1hl.lvermoreFalls l-llgh on Aprrl Q9 ptnmrsm ts runntng hugh and at thas tume ut seems that the btggest problem before Coach l-lollrs ts not to hnd good maternal but to select a combtnatton that vvrll held as a unrt and hut ellectrvely The ltneup IS studded vvlth rndrvtdual stars who are learnnng to vvorlc together Cltenstve povver IS lar from laclang Noyes Benedetto Dolan McKay and ohns combrne long dustance cloutlng vvuth ttmely hlttlng and all are lormer hugh school standouts who have had plenty ol expertence In studyung prtchers Cn the delensrve stde Mr l'lollts has several men vvho are real ball havvlcs tmmy Dolan because of has excellent Freldtng rn addutuon to has hutttng, ts slated lor etther short stop cr second base and promises to be one ol the most bnlllant players perlormlng tn preparatory school unrlorms thus sprang ere Davrs lvvanovvucz Crovo and Ferrantr are all vvorlang hard to earn nnheld posttnons on the varsuty nune ohns l'lollts Benedetto and Buclcley shane delenstvely tn the outheld Coach hlollls has hrs greatest vvealth ID battery men Noyes and Nlclfay can tal4e care ol the catchrng dutres Both handle thenr pttchers vvell and are con ststently good httters Cn the mound several candrdates are shovvtng therr reper tolres to good advantage and l-larrnson Abbott Coyne, Challers a d Bartlett seem to have the edge Stevens Thurston and Gilford have also tmpressed the coach It rs lortunote that all these hurlers have the strength to carry them through the heavy schedule vvhtch tncludes home engagements vvtth Bovvdoun V s M C l and th Ped and Gray lrom Kent s l-lrll So vvuth the prospects ol a good all round team an the malung l-lebron us loolang lorvvard to one ol tts most lruntlul seasons ' u A , o D I A . O . I . . I I 1 ' I I I I ' A. -J' , l 1 A ' G 1 Il 1 1 -J f I I ' ' V I I I I n . , , . , ' A ' f, . ,. e t I I . :tb I la 0 1 In vllulv -1 Y V 0 K 'V ' Y , 1 , ,-fy-I ,ff gf- ENV, 1' 1-vw .. -X 1 . If' ' fffvqf' J 3:' 'jf ' A-AI' Af' -fi','f fl: l-lf'Q: : ,. 2, , 'E'Ai V-' 'I' 5: f ,N ,. .. J wr ,, :J ,C.'.'1'J' 11' 1' ' 'I 4 , N - ' A 4f1' - ,. if 'wwy,, f-Tw' f- Aw: ' ' A. .f J, If 'JIWQ 'NT I' 'f3WY,'f' '. fx Q ff- 1 V' '17 '1-iff , 5, Ur . 2' '. If 'f' ' Y 'f'f, A 1.V1 f? x'VfI Vi . 'LF Tdf J wfe if ,i w -rw ':' VAFFQT' ,Q TRACK TEAM Coach UK Mr Marette xt' Hugh Hurdles Low Hurdles Hall Mule Hugh ump Mn e TOO yard Dash Broad ump Pole Vault QQO yard Dash Wenghts avelun Assistant Coach Manager Mr Ranlt Mr Babblt Mitchell Walsh Rnch Rogers S Wulson Grenner ohnson Moruarty Crane Grenter Rach Appleton B Paclcard Sheltra Bald: Coughlnn Wagner Coughltn Murray Rogers Legere Murray Walsh Bald: Coughltn Wagner Gauvreau uslcallan Stlles Walsh 70 Crane Fleld Tyrrell l , . . . I J 1 . r J 1 . I . 'l , . , 440-yard Dash Stiles, l. Taylor, S. Wilson J ' , , . I J ' l - I ul V , ' , l l Th 0 Sw: son V l A s I, fi ,, 1, ., 1. . '- Y ' ' 5- ,A N ru i Q' i' ' ' P D 40 TEN N IS TEAWI Berndt Bruggs Dushome Llvmgstone Coach Mr Emery Manager Mr Kerr Captain Mr Power Jowyer 79 1 Lbogzgfx L-Ulxax 'ffm Manchester Marsh power Sumner O-Af k V V X A A A Q, r' ll-, , . . lu I 1 . l 'I xv , ' L u 7 JJ K I ., KA, 49 gk f- 'I h v Sums on W V u A A 5 .r Gow TEAM 1' ,Q y J . vs! . LTHOUGH the Snow Kung dtd hts best to keep the Mighty Green from starting, It was not good enough Cut came the clubs to shoot the balls tn all dtrecttons Qn the bustness end ol the clubs there were some very capable men Alden Taylor, the only member of last year s team to return was the manager Duck Bonser, ack l-lay, oe Wallace Charles lrvtng and Paul Dupee were the remainder of the team hrs parttctpatton tn baseball Ar the cry Fore the gymnastum ltterally shrank as tl tt knew ol the power of a practtce drtve from the lawn of Sturtevant Home At the ttme of wrtttng matches have been arranged wlth the followtng teams Bowdotn untor Varstty Lewtston l-lngh School Rockland Htgh School Edward Ltttle Htgh School Wtlton Academy ' , - ' J J , ' , ' . Royce Abbott, a well-known swinger, appeared only once in a while because ol l'lllNh INTBX VII IIXI H N U f e f so Q I or o fere prove Umsoumo and A lmoermo wow vo e bosebofl wposs b e o rmro mw ibosLcerboU leouue 'vos ormed OVDVISS of met fee roremmes owl? e mor orefmt J S We vo fs oos eooU X f oe sro mf' J V oo bebroofew Greco 1 rw w , umm weQer4ef e e 1 e fn wgwm mmm: eg o fwsm 3 opoofmon o v efe rof ox ed wmmew es J or o rea' Jeo o o eoswe to bow ployefs owl rotors o o rrofe :1 v ef ow ws e o overoue oooeomn e of Qow Q Y v Y v V Y n A A A -A I As W E o logsgol oxpecufmofz f,or mjs rw l 5 1 We V M -N d ' 2 f F' - o X J -. F , . C ' C ,- Ho f I ,o H 1-Ff ,, yboy, ASF, Qty ' Q ' SivecJe was -omohpd ., ,me o 1e SC' ole F' P 3 ff ,wo ' le 'o cowoere We games Nefe FOSTC1UCl excurxng or: proc mei some rotemveo zowpetw- ' o . Bortll 1 New vw! TP on V' ff -, , TE Bois Deir, 3 1 , Wg 9' ' U , M fd we o' gl W - o .. Tie gow f H ded 3 f , 4 W f i N1 o W o Spe: nl 4 V ?oop dw .sw 4 u W V I mg 7 x Q X . , rw X IP, CLUB LAWRENCE R BABJNE JOHN C BAKER JR ALBERT M BALDI JAMES BENEDETTO RICHARD C BoNsER ELROY A BRIGGS MORTON J BLICKLEY RoBERTE CALVERT CLARENCE J CHAFFERS EDWARD CoYNE RALPH H DLJSHAIVIE GILBERT EATON HARCDLD G EVERETT LCUIS EERRANTI RICHARD A FIELD NORMAN O GALIVREALI WILLIAM E GERE EMANLIEL R GGLDMAN PAUL A GRENIER 6 Arltngton Moss Wnnthrop Moss Lttchheld Conn Swompscott Moss Bucldeford Molne Auburn Morne Combrtdge Moss Erue penn Lewuston Morne Gorhom Morne Methuen Moss Roxbury Moss Everett Moss Sprtngheld Moss Hebron Monne Lewtston Moune Northampton Moss BrooIcInne Moss B run N I-I JAMES D. DGLAN South I3ortIondi Moine , I e I' ,I . I7 'I rf ,.. ,M ,. ,.. W w . f ,....f-, f - ,f -.A ,H f, M M ff f-ff, ,f , ,. ,,. ,V ,f ,- , - ff -gf --A4 -V- I- Ii- 'Ly M' J.. ,, , . ,L -' K, V f App , , ,,f. ..., V4 .., 1 . 4 V ,A , ., ,, .,d, L .1 .xii ,K--ff, ..f- ,W V V ,V V .Z AVL, ' WL wiht, rw ' ' r' n4- I J ff. 4 ,V If 4 L' w F-, .. V, .I Q, -41.1 ' CUM LAUDE OFFICERS Mr Truman W Hollis Mr Charles B Arthur Presadent Secretary FRATER HONORARIUS Mr Freelan Q Stanley SOROR IN URBE Mrs Robert M Waugh FRATRES IN FACULTATE Charles B Arthur Henryl: Cleaves Rnchard A Dummer Charles C Dwyer l-'loward R Emery Arthur L Field Truman W l-lollls Ralph L Hunt Merton E Laverty Wade E Marlette Arthur W Merrlheld Robert D Metcalf Mr Robert M Waugh FRATRES Ruchard A Fneld Kempton A l-lollns Wnllnamlf W Gere George McQuuston Edward F Slmond 78 Mr. . Mr. . ' Mr. . Dr. . Mr. Gerald D. Cushing Mr. E. Stanley Kitchin Mr. ' . Mr. . Mr. . Mr. , Mr, , Mr. . ' ' Mr. . ' Mr. . , . ' I V J' D . l l SENIIIB PLAYS MR CUSHING dramatuc coach has chosen two one act plays lor the sensor class to present to the multltude thrs sprung They are namely, Thelell Tale l-leart by Peter West a tragedy based on the story of the same tutle by Edgar Allan Poe and Deadllne by Franlc Brown Latham, a rapid lure farce concerning a newspaper olttce After we goto press, the two casts wnll be chosen from the lol lownng dnstnngutshed Thespuans Charles Coggtns Albert Gnlcnus W lllam Ellis Edgar l'lultgren Norma Gauvreau William pierce l-larry Twomey 79 l - f 1 ' .. , .. , , .4 . , - ., , I .. A ,, , . , I - K . . . r. I 1 , IIBCIIESTRA Conductor Mr Arthur Pettengnll VIOIIDS Mrs E Stanley Kltchtn Edmond Loughltn Mr Winston Ranlt Wtlllam poor Roy Carson Kermrt Wrlson Ce o Mrs Robert Waugh Clarmefs Talbot Crane l-larry Moody Trumpets Stanley Sumner Camp Thomas Trombone Plano Clarence Charters Mr Arthur Pettengrll Drums Steven Robb ns IDED by the able drrectlon ol Mr pettengtll and the thorough organlzatton ol Mr Stevens the orchestra was prepared for the sprung lestuvttues The chtel lunctron ol the group rs to play lor varrous entertarnments vvhrch compnse the com mencement program Thus group has lulhlled tts dunes as have lormer l'lebron orchestras to perlectron t O II a , . 8l GREEN PABBUT, 1939 Edlfor In Chief Harry A Moody J Business Manager Art Edltor ohm A Bgbblft Russell Quondf 8 Nw ! . , r. J . ' J, ' l f-'Aff -1 ' a3,,cfQ . fix GREEN PARIIIIT BIIABD Edrtor rn clnet l-larry A Moody Associate Edrtors Selden G Beclcer Emerson Levvrs lalbot l-l Crane Wnllnam W Prerce Rlcltard A Field ROEJGVT G R665 Edward F Srmonds Art Editor Russell Quandt Assrstant Art Editor Donald M Steel Business Manager Assistant Busrness Managers Polnert F Q K VU' l B WI on Norrran Q Gauv ear, Chorrman of Prcture Commlttee l'larryF lworney Faculty Advisor M Robe 1 D Metcalf 89 . ,lr. J. jalwn A. Babbrtt V . UO 9 ll . ls . W jr. I l C HIL A QS? QS IIE SS SENIIDR CLASS IIFFICEBS , -D RlChGFd C Bonser omes D Do'c1n Secretary Treasurer Rudwo d A Fxeld ohm H Noyes 84 President Vice-President r Y r , j . I I CL ASS IIISTIIBH ACK n tn lall ot 1935 when Europe was on edge over Mussolrnts conquest Enropra and tlrs country w s mournrno the traarc deat ol Vvrll Ro ers nrne basntul tmrd treshrsen entered l-leb on A aderry Ne the Class ol 39 were more rnterested rn what lay ahead ot us durtng our tour year stay at Hebron than the possrble actron that the League ol Natrons rnrgnt talce agarnst ltaly More rm portant auestrons were passrng rn ougn our rrrncs Nhat was preparatory scnool lrle lrlfet Nhat sort ot s nool was l-lebron7 As we sang Th Musrc Goes Pound and Around we wond red how algebra and Latrn would go down and around lhese auestuons were II to e answered rn a short trme We soon became accustomed to the school routrne and learned the tradrtrons ol thrs rnstrtutron rncludrng Broolq Nrght We also learned when the loot all team breezed through to the State Champtonshrp undefeated wtth decrsrve vrc tones over Fxeter and Kent s I-Irll that l-lebron teams were rated as tops and that l-lebron men were lfnown as good sportsmen lhe wrnter term was enlrvened by the lure scare at Sturtevant l-lall but the only result ol thus was that the laculty employees, and entrre student body were lrnger prrnted by state ollrcrals Although both the l3hr Delta Alpha and Beta Delta Srgma were actrve durrna the school year, tt seemed advtsable rn the wrnter term to form a new lraternrty th Srgma Lambda Phu ur athletrc teams had a successful season that wrnter, wtth the baslqetball hoclcey wrnter sports and swrmmrng teams wnnnrng most ol their contests lhe great social event ol the year the Wrnter Carnrval was handled n a splendrd manner and was a huge success Toward the end ol the term, a severe flood gave the boys some excttement We were more fortunate than our neighboring towns, for we were wrthout lrghts only one nrght and our drrnlang water way up rn the hulls was sale lrom pollutron When the roads were open again the Qne Act Drstrrct play Contest was held rn the Sargent Gymnasrum A btt earlrer rn the year a protest against some ol the rules was staged whrch settled by arbrtratron not Force, resulted rn the abolrshment ol the tour thrrty study hall What a relrel to some ol the boys and most ot the prolsl Cn the whole thus had been a successlul year rn most respects, and we loolced forward to our return rn the fall to the now lamrlrar Qxlord hulls As we reappeared lor our second year at l-lebron we notrced several cnanges ln the lrrst place, our class had grown from nrne members to eighteen A second change was the appearance ol our new Instructors who were needed because ol the rncrease rn the enrollment these tnstructors were lVlr Dummer, l'Vlr Gehrke Mr preu and fVlr Nlarnente l-lowever, we mrssed the lamtlrar lace ol Mr Cushrng who had not returned l-lts slctll rn gurdtng us safely across the prtlalls ol Buble 4 had made us realrze that he was an rmportant part ol l-lebron and that hrs departure was truly to be regretted 1851 1 Y Y V A r .r B ' S f ol t' fr ' n ' t , t- J t 5 V u 1 Q r g , f f ' , r , c ,. ,. , r , r. 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W I I I . . , r , .. , 7' , I . . , . , . , . . , , r over capably by Mrs Waugh At about thas tame Mr Laverty came to take charge of the Scaence Department Towards the end of the wtnter term there was a general feelang of unrest among the student body As a result, after several demonstrataons and a meetang of the students and faculty at was agreed that Senaors should have specaal pravaleges Qne of these was the permassaon to have radaos an thear rooms An annovataon anstatuted by Mr Emery was the trap that the tennas team tool4 through New ersey Varganaa, and pennsylvanaa durang the sprang vacataon Fanal examanataons brought to an end our actavataes as unaors After what seemed to be far too short a summer we returned, one hundred and twenty strong to fanash our stay at l'lebron an a blaze of glory We were sorry to learn of the untamely death of lVlr Longfellow who had passed away durang the summer l-lowever, tne return of Mr Cushang and has tamaly meant a great aeal to thear old fraends Durang the fall we had one ofthe best football teams that had ever worn the green and gray lhas team, supported by a splendad band, under the darectaon of Mr pettengall, admanastered a sttngang Q5 to O defeat to the strong Exeter team and then vanquashed our tame honored ravals, Kents l-lall The team suffered thear only defeat at the hands ofa powerful Brown Freshman team To top off thas excellent season, a fane banquet was held an honor of the players and thear coaches Another autstandang feature of the fall term was the marraage of Mr Nlerrafaeld Although he as the most recent husband among the faculty members, he as apparently the least henpeclced up at the Unaversaty of Marne Tournament when they defeated Kent s l-lall but lost to a powerful Coburn team by a small margan The batterness of thas defeat was somewhat sweetened when Snapper Braggs and Ball power were chosen as for wards on the All Tournament team ln hoclcey we lcept up our good record, losang only to strong pranceton Yale, and Boston College Freshman teams Mr Panft who had loaned us an the Fall guaded the swammang team through a hard schedule successfully After the sema annual naghtmares also lcnawn as mad years vve were sorry to have Mr Cleaves leave to do graduate worlc at Columbaa l-lowever Mr Stevens, who came an has place, has entered anto l'lebron actavataes wath great enthusiasm In February the campus was agaan talcen over by the faarer sex who helped to malce the Wanter Carnaval one of the best that we have ever had And so we have arraved at the end of our stay at Hebron As we loolc baclc over our defeats and our trtumphs our toys and our sorrows, we realaze that we can never forget these truly pleasant years The faculty Dr l-lunt and has lattle red bool4 Gus and has bazoolca the antacs of the Mad Russaan, wall forever be en grayed an our memoraes We wall let our work spealc for ttself, scholastlcally and athletacally, and we trust that the lessons that we have learned whsle here at He bron wall always be a guade to us an future days l-lenry Alexander Wallaams 87 I . - - a 4 , . , I Once again Our baslcetball team had a good year and were again runners- , I . , . 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T vs end g .fe F x thee Aw? 3150 '3 C4 'mc Teri .TM vmaw .-.fef bqeff Vofi .Ye 2 - 3 'C1,:2'9 Hex' 5, V 'Hi if 1f'l'1 J . oy werror1eQ O We x of owere ever m 1 x9 1 9 mm O rO'W 'TWD9 OJ' ev wr S U C10 me or Gif I OS NVQ lf' TVTQW O ISU 7 I Q ohn Alden Babbitt PEIDPLE S CHOICE AM writing these pages on the hrst day ol spring 1939 Though the atmosphere in l-lebron is peaceful as l write Europe is in chaos and war may begin at any moment Long before this essay is delivered at commencement another world con llict may be in progress My earnest hope is tnat rsy classrrates and l may arcduate into a world that is calmer and happier than it is today lo me war seems a great social inlustice which should be rrghtea Arent most wars brought about not by the people s choice but because ol greed, lealousy and imperialism? And cant we say that in many cases these wars are instigated by only a lew powerful in dividualsf? A very puzzling question, it seems, is why the common people are literally dragged into war while the rnstigators use these people as though hey were mere lil less cogs in a massive machine and yet these instigators themselves are not lalled or driven insane bythe debasing turmoil ol war which may be compared to a sph re whose surlace shines artificially with inspiring patriotism and heroism but which within contains only rnlusttce, torture, and futility Yet l dont mean to condemn patriotism and the willingness to sacrifice one sell lor one s country, as they are great and necessary qualities at certain times The land ol patriotism l m referring to ts that aroused by malicious and untrue propaganda An example ol this is to be lound during the World War when moving pictures in the United States depicted the Germans as brutes who cruelly tortured the neutral Belgtans Why wouldnt that arouse the people to a state ol seething hatred to ward the Germans? But did anyone question the sincerity of this hate arousing propaganda7 Surely the Germans are basically as line a people as we are but one ol the great wealcnesses ol people ts their Failure to discriminate We can also say that this stirring up ol hate and racial preiudice is un Christian, but what role does Christianity play in this modern drama ol conquer by might? Nations bristle with armaments The way to peace is a mad race ol producing guns The excuse of the nations is that if everyone arms to the teeth no one will dare strilce lirst But can anything but danger lurlc in a storehouse ol dynamitef? It there is such a practicing love and unselhshness7 Although this doesnt mean that Christianity is rapidly becoming extinct, the tact remains that governments never deign to practtce Christianity T them Chris tianity is merely a cold doctrine to which only a foolish nation would adhere and which accomplishes nothing in the held ol diplomacy Yet there is one man whose policy seems to be contrary to this theory ol gain by lorce, but who, nevertheless, is accomplishing much Mahatma Ghandt has brought about many relorms and has secured many privileges and rights lor his people By extreme sell torture he has greatly benefited India by alleviating the British domination Another failing ol nations is their reluctance to compromise and to do a good turn They are interested only in their sellish aims, and at the same time fear that the other nations may seize more than their share ln direct contrast to this the United States, represented by Secretary of State ohn l-lay, once did a lcind deed to China which was in turn appreciated by the latter country The Sana apanese war had crushed and exhausted the once great Chinese empire When foreign 89 il 2 '11 3 1 . . i I , I . . , - , . . , , I , I . . . 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V . , I i 1 ,gg JI' lM?3. lr i if IAMQWQZ ' fi lftupi ln ,e nattons attempted to wrest economic and even poltttcal control from Chrna, a re bellton occurred whnch was over thrown by these forergn nattons Pussta, france, England Germany and apan then dectded to puntsh Chuna by extendtng poltttcal control over her John l-lay prevented thts quarterung of Chtna by malctng an agreement with the nattons concerned to settle by an tndemntty ln the settlement SQ4 OOO OOO was pard to the Untted States for damages Upon ftndtng that we could settle our damages for twelve mrllton, we returned the rematntng twelve mrllton to Chtna who showed her apprecratton of thus act by sendtng students to Qmerrcan untversttres vvtth thus money which mrght have been l4ept by the United tates ne of the most tragtc Instances of the tnlusttce o war was, of course, the World War The sttuatton rn T914 was oddly stmtlar to todays We fund that England france and Russia had allted espectally agatnst Germany and were ex t emely lealous of her The Kaiser vvas perfecting an immense war machtne, which caused England to fear for her naval supremacy and Europe to fear a wudespread domtnatton by force on the part of Germany fhen the Balkan trnder box star ed the conflagratuan whnch fed wrth alltances and propaganda, swept a good part ofthe world along toward destructton As an aftermath of the war the world had to deal with reconstruction, de mobtluzatron of concentrated mtlrtary and economrc forces, profrteerrng, the dreaded Influenza eprdemrc, and general economrc disorder Thus we see that the World War threatened the socnal and economrc structures of many countrtes and, tn a more pronounced degree than former vvars As for the Unrted States, we were drawn unto the World War because of the large demand for muntttons and food by the struggltng nattons, and the consequence of thus demand, namely, the tnfrrngement upon our rnghts on the seas The repeal of spectal trade treattes wrth Germany and the submanne bloclcade about England whtch tncreased the destructron of Amertcan shtps and cttrzens, fnnally led President Wtlson to declare war after repeated and srncere efforts to sustatn the neutrality ofthe Untted States Next we mrght mentron the peace treaty Germany was forced to rellnqutsh her colonnes and to cede porttons of her empire to poland France, Belgtum, and Denmarlc She was reduced to mrlttary tmpotence, had to pay an Indemnity of QOO btlluon gold marlcs to the alltes, and even had to confess the sole responsrbullty for the War The vanqutshed emprre , after conslderable opposttton, was forced to sign thas crushing treaty In spite of her already undermtned condltron Dtd thus War yreld any great beneftts to the world7 Cn the contrary It caused graft, strtlces starvatton, dnsease, and destruction of property and ltves Soon after the termtnatton ofthe conflnct Presudent Wtlson through hrs own unselftsh, sincere efforts attempted to benefut the world by advocatrng and promottng the rattftcatuon of the League of Nations whose purpose was to prevent future wars And now lool4 at the world sttuatlon f-lrtler has butlt a powerful war machtne and has created an extremely crttrcal sttuatuon by has acqutsttrons toward the East Germany can be excused for desrrtng to regaun her colonres whtch were so greeduly severed from her by the Versanlles treaty but l-lerr l-lutler defrnttely longs to conquer Europe and he ts equally defmrte and proftctent IO hts sctenttfrc clever and all rnclustve manner of creating a nation whtch can domtnate Bestdes his policy of efftctency l'lttler ts gradually destroytng all forms of Chrtsttantty rn Germany fhrs condttuon wtll unquesttonably arouse re slstance as people wall tnevttably return to the prtnctples of reltgton and certatnly the prtnctples of the German government are as pagan as l'lttler himself Qn see p90 , , J I , .. , ,r Q 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' Y , , . 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X-Q 1'vc K .g 1. l'Ml3'i. . wg X , V t Wx I, t Y, 1 N ri be ,su H364 ' tlpgw u u be - t ROYCE ABBOTT Champ Ab Al Auburn Maune Sugma Lambda Phu Wunter Sports C40 Outung Club C10 Y M C A C45 Ab comes from Auburn whuch explauns why he goes home so often From all evudences durung the carnuval we assume Al us somewhat ofa lady kuller un the twun cutues Besudes hus petutes alfaures un Auburn Ab s maun worry us whether he us goung to pass Amerucon hustory l-'le us a second Duck Durrance and when the snow came he don ned hus skus and uouned the wunter sports team where he showed skull both as a uumper and a graceful runner of the slalom l-lere s to your success on the sku way of lufe Ab CARL GUSTAV ANDERSON J Andy Cape Eluzabeth Maune Basketball C10 Y M C A C4D Andy us one ol the school s pruze students l-le us as lar as we know morally and socually perfect No one has yet known hum to swear drunk or smoke Besudes hus lune personal habuts ut us noted that he us a laur athlete as us shown by hus basketball abulutues and a good student shown by hus absence from the uneluguble lust We are con ludent that Carl wull go a long way un years to come WOODBURY APPLETON Wood Beverly Moss Cross Country C45 Y M C A C10 Woody us one ol l-lebron s well dressed men By thus we mean he always us dressed neatly and ordeuly lt was Woody whom we saw lunush ng lurst at the cross country meets last fall l-le certaunly has a fune strude and should go places un sprung track As For scholastuc atta nmenl Woody us a very conscuentuous student Thus should cer tatnly serve h m we l un co leqe and lule l99l JOHN ALDEN BABBITT DOHUY Boone Hallowell Marne OUNDQ ClUbC4D Y M C A C3 4J Green Parrot Board C4D HEBYOHIGH Board C45 Class Odtst C45 Babbitt Hebron s noted French student ts plannnng to wear the Bowdoin Frosh slfull cap next fall ohn IS a ca m and cool soul who usually says lnttle but looks volumes lt ts rumored that hts muld Interest an the members of the wea-cer sex as orly a perfected deceptuon Seruously spealf Ing John ts a hard worlc r and a hne fellow We are certann that he wall malce a place for htmsell both tn col lege and later lt'e JOHN GORHAM BAKER J B Xcar W nthrop Mass Beta Delta Sigma FootballC4j l-loclcey 14D Outing Club 14D Y M C A 545 J V Hockey C3D Vuce Pressdent Beta Delta Sugma C4D Boxcar Falsetto Baker ts nndeed a daring soul He broke hts arm slcnng has hrst year at Hebron and IS now trytng to break hts neclc playung goalle forthe hoclcey team He has always taken a great mterest tn vartous actnvltues about school lt seems that Boxte was a semor last ear Y 9? bu we are sure he wal' graduate thas year and contnnue to spread good cheer an some other unstttutuan of hlgher educatuon AMOS THURLOW BARTLETT J Blqgkle Portland Marne Y M C A C4j Outing Club C45 Swlmmtng C4D Jayvee Football C45 Blaclcte us a al good natured ad who us one ofthe ew real dressers on the campus Amos always has a smxle on hrs lace and ts one ofthe famous butt room taughnng quartet Though many thunk ol h rn as the person who gained wetght no matter how hard he was worked by the swtmmtng coach Blackae was always counted on as a can ststent ponnt wtnner nn any meet We all wish hum the best forthe future 93 I fl Va P 1 IMF? 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Z-'ZTX l' lull, ' 'FR fei- R Hi - Malik I 7 :j1,1J .'.'Y.-' -t is 'E 'iff SELDEN GARRY BECKER Abba North Qurncy Mass Swrmmrng C4D Outrng Club C4D Y M C A C4 Drama trcs C4D Green Parrot Board C45 Becker rs one of Hebron s versatile men Among hrs numerous accomplrshments are swrmmrng trmekeeprng act rng and studying Yes, Se'den ts a real student often eadung the class We wouldnt accuse hrm of actually cheattno but he has a keen sense of rust when to stop the watch rn accordance wrth the score durrng a basket ball game Doubtless wrth hrs wrde knowledge and orator rcal abrlrtres he wrll succeed rn the future ALBERT ROBERT BLACKY Blackre Cambrrdge, Mass Y M C A C10 Outrng Club C10 Mountarn Camp Com mrt ee C4D lf you ever have three or four hours rn whrch to do nothrng, rust ask Blackre about hrs Carnrva' date It wrll really be worth your whrle to hear the multrtude of ad Iectrves whrch can be used to descrrbe femrnrne pu chrr tude From what he tel's us, though she rsnt the only woman rn hrs lrfe by a long way B ackre s ambrtron rs to become a forester and rf he can mow down hrs forestry course the way he says he does the women, he rs ready to succeed and we shall be surprrsed rf he doesn t JOHN RANDALL BLAKELY globe Medford Mass YMCAC4D Blakre may be one reason why the post offrce has so much marl to handle Not only does hrs darly mall run rn hrgh frgures but hrs output to Medford rs nothrng to sneeze Grumpy as he rs often called rs one of l-lowes flash warters l-le rs also a radro fan and plans to study radro communtcatrons Hrs wrnnrng smrle and personalrty should produce results rn later years after leavrng Hebron 94 . I 4 V ' ' , ' , .... 9, - , . I U , ,' . I . . I V I 1 I - ' ' I 1 ' I . -I I . Q . U A I . I . h ' A . - I ' - t I do great things. Seriously, though, we all want to see Al , . . I A ' tl' l ll f I I , I I or. , I 1 , Q ' I V . , I. . , . I t ws L f Su Ill. Piwr RT'..f.,:' RICHARD CALVIN BONSER Dick Biddeford, Maine Sigma Lambda Phi Football C42 Student Council C4D, President Senior Class C4D, President Athletic Council CIO, Y. M. C. A. MD, Outing Club OID, Carnival Committee CIO. All both far and wide know of Dck Bonser As a footbail player and sports enthusiast he is one ofthe most popular boys at I-I bron I-Iis various activities prove his magnetic personality I-Iis appoin ment to he Student Council was made shortly after the school year opened As Class Presiden he was both clever and diplomatic I-le was also President of the Athletic Council The Senior Class wish him his merited success in the years to cofne MORTON JOSEPH BUCKLEY Mort Belmont Mass Beta Delta Sigma Football 14D I-lockey C45 N M C A My Mort came to us well recommended and he has lived up to that recommendation in fine fashion To see him start a rush down the ice stirs the blood and his flaming carrot top puts him head and shoulders above the rest of us Although Buck is a hockey great we think he will be remembered more for his ready smi e and red hair Mort is another who adds to Cambridge Latins list of I-lebron recruits and has kept up the good record made by former cantabr glans ROBERT ELLIOTT CALVERT C Erie Pa Phi Delta Alpha SWlmmlnQ C45 Y M C A I4 Outing Club C41 Cal hails from Erie Pa and woe bettde the guy who disputes it The only comment we have to make is that it must be pretty well dehydrated by our fr end s humor The third floor of Atwood greets h s beaming countenance with groans but we note that they do not hesitate to repeat any of his so called bits of humor Cal also is on the swim ming team and it is a small wonder that the pool hasnt dried out In sprite of everything we stil' love you Cal and your pokes will live forever they ve been iving almo t that long now 95 JE Vlci 9 Chiu! er.--1? 'I V 1 I - I . . .fm i , . I. . I Y l . , . , X 9 I I ' t I - 4 . I . . . . , , E' . CI 'I I 4 ' I l--- D, ' . ' ' I I I' I . . i ' . I . .l l h ,x . IU , , j L 5 I I ,A '.-XE Q, s. fKl 7l F-.- In 3. E35 ,M ff, Emi . ,, .'7r nf? ff 'ES Kant. la-ee ROY JAMES CARSON Kit Gorham, Maine Y. M. C. A. CM, Outing Club C42 Carnival Committee CIO, j. V. Football C41 Roy, the likeable chap in the north end of Sturevant's second floor, has come along remarkably well during the vear l-le has improved in studies and sociability and has friends on all parts of the campus l-lts big accomplishment came not on the campus but at home during the Thanks giving holidays when he sho a 'ISO pound buck lt is Ihoufgm that this was the only deer shot by a Hebron man ast a Roy has hopes of betng an explorer and is really serious about this We hope that he will be able to carry out his ambitions in later life CLARENCE JOHN CHAFFERS ohnnie Lewiston Maine Sigma Lambda Phu Football C45 Y M C A C4D Outing Club CAO Chaff is the versatile lad from Lewiston who roams the campus wlth a smile and a song In fact he would make some crooners blush for shamel Football and playing a trombone Cnot often done before an audtenceb are two of his maior interests Roaming with Sam he had a hand in the pie during the snow sculpturtng process When he wouldn t7 CHARLES WILLIAM COGGINS ,I Charlie Frenchie l'lUdSO 1 M055 Outing Club C45 Y M C A C45 Monsieur Coggins is the surprise student of the year He started with what seemed to be only a faint glimmering of what French was all about Nevertheless he is now competing for honors in said course w th the best of them Frenchie is a brtght alert somewhat dapper chap with a grand faculty for malctng friends It iscertaln that our wishes will not be missent when we bid Charlie Bonne chance l96 1 ' I I I - .. . , V . , . . I J , , .... , . ' I ' I , 1 i , r. t , 1 . . , ..,. 1 I I ' . - I ' - I I I b . I I - I I .V . . - I V 32 A .-lx -I Kfzfff' ., A tl MW . , - , , .1 . gm. i . ,V J u.ff,'2 tallcs French in his sleep Sam feels rather uneasy who WILLIAM JOSEPH COUGHLIN, jr. Bill ' Norwood, Mass. Outing Club C4j, Y, M. C. A. C4D, Outdoor Track C41 And here, follcs, is the Norwood flyer, that familiar personage of the bridge forums in the smoking room. Bill is the devil-may-care type, but that only makes him more likeable. Little ever fazes Bill a bit. More of Bill's kind would malce for a happier world, as we have discovered at I-lebron. We hope he burns up the traclf this spring with as much spirit as he has had verbally all year. Good luck to you in the future Bill EDWARD COYNE j Eddie Gorham Maine Basketball C42 Y M C A C45 Eddie rooms with the notable Noves ond much of the time the room is filled with noise especially after 'IO P M Eddie plays a good game of baslcetba'l and plans to con tinue his athletic prowess on the baseball diamond I-le is always ready to loin in fun and when an argument is wax ing hot among the I-lowe boys he is usually in the midst of the conlab 51412 'wi 11 'P if-AJ 5 4 l,.,:4 ' Is, ' I , TALBOT HARLOW CRANE C Y Orono Maine G P IB dC4Bd4llc4YNlCA Bf5:l?gtbglllcC4j O8urreenDKe3nC4S D VOC C D Q45 lclcy which is short for lchabod is entirely different from lrvings lchabod Crane Although the nickname im plies a gangling stupid person lclcy is a well built young man with a pleasing sm le I-le has maintained a high scho'asttc average a'l through the year and is a conscien tious bastcetball and traclc man lclcy shoud go far with these qualities 97 Ill 'W ff . I .I- , r. W , , , ..... . 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' 1 I - I 1 I 422 ff z'1',.7x :,.. -'I-I, 1 , 'EVER ASH A 91-' 'IGI l Hy' l,,,.,. 7 fi-ffm, MATTHEW ALOYSIUS CREGG J u Methuen Mass Y M C A C45 Outung Club C4D Carntval Commuttee C4D Whenever there ts a tumult on the hard f'oor of Stur tevant It rs bound to come from Bud s room lt seems to be the natural congregatlng pace for the thtrd floor boy and ns the cene of many a bull sessron Hts popu arnty among the student body and faculty ns far fluna and hrs persevermg sprrlt wrll undoubtedly carry htm a long vxay Best of everythtng to you Bud GEORGE MASON DIMOND J George Bedford Mass Y M C A 4D Outrng Club C43 Senror Plcture Com m1tteeC4j George, whose hobby ts rallroads frst last and foremost plans to run a tram through Hebron eventually but for the present IS thrnlcung seriously of entermg news paper work Last fall he created no 'rttle sensatton among the boys vvrth h s contmual outbursts of comedy Hes a but quueter now but as strll good for a laugh He s rea ly an authornty on t arns and has vvrutten several fnne arttcles on the rallroads JAMES DENNIS DOLAN J rm South Por land Marne Football C45 Athle IC Counc1lC4D Vrce Presldent of Sensor Class C45 jlm s 'lst of actrvrtres cou d do for any tvvo men The fact that he ns vtce presxdent of the sentor class speaks for hus poputarrty and hrs wmnrna of the Cantello trophy speaks for hrs athletrc abulnty We hear that he ts as handy vvtth a baseball as he us wrth a football Such an al around man as you are m wul have lrttle trouble IO carvrng a ntche for htmself rn the Hall cf Fame for Hebron Grads We wtsh you all the success nn the world lrml 28 -I , 7 9 . 4 - Y I I s,.gA-4 4-'Lf WALTER WHITE DUFFETT, III' - E Walt . Brookline, Mass.. Y. M. C. A. C3, 4D, Outing ClubC4D, Choir C3, 4D, Hebronian Board C4D. ' Q Walt is one of the best-natured boys in school. l-le always has a kind word and a smile for everybody. I-le is without doubt, one of the best informed persons in school on the present European situation. Walt is a veritable traveling encyclopedia, full of facts and figures concerning the countries in Europe. I-le sings a very fine bass in the choir, and is a steady worker, Duff plans to go to Bryant and Stratton Business School and will likely become a success FRED RAY ELLIS Bugs Ber in N H Beta Delta Sigma Winter Sports C4D Outing Club C45 Y M C A CIO Ray had few peers on the ski slopes last winter l-lis brilliant execution of turns was hrilling to watch l-lis genial dispos tion endeared him to many on the l-l bron campus We hope that Rays skiing triumphs will not end here but that he will continue his fine work in college l-lis scholastic record has been satisfacto therefore for l rff ' gtg,-t L,.MAftY '--ztgvt-4 Lcinxvr K.. M. N, ll VY tunate is the institution that receives Bugs in the fall WILLIAM NICE ELLIS Rangeley Maine Cross Country C4D Winter Sports C45 Outing Club 4D Dramatics C42 Debating C45 Bill is an unassuming fellow who hails from the rugged section of Maine l-le must have taken advantage of th fine winter weather there for every afternoon he is out skiing about the Oxford hills Besides hitting the books for hugh marks Bill did a fine 'ob in the Christmas plays and is a member of the debating team With these accomplish ments we re sure Bill will come out on top i9Q 'ff A14 Lui' ,xrl K A. '1 ----'w '-give X v f 'D .0 lg' P. A rfi ptpb' i 1 I I' , , . I I ---' - . . , t I. . I 4' . , . E. . 9 I I n .I . .- , . ' i I 1 ' Bill , ' ' I h I V C 1 , . . . Q e I . I . . . . . . I v , . , i , S -'t is . -I . fi Fx liul 'Mfg ilu N hug. i v, :I i Us ,,,f,'.:'-:-ft EVANS ERSKINE Evans New York N Y Outing Club C43 Y M C A C4D Carntval Committee C45 Evans ts one of the proverbual dark silent type He spends much of hts tame studytng or readtng Hts amiable smtle ns most capttvatung and has been apprectated by has fellows on the fnrst flocr of Sturtevant Althouqh coming from New Yo k s hustle and bustle Evans never seems to be IU much of a hurry Even though he as the antlthesxs of most at Hebron he usually gets places In due ttme He recetves better marks than many although his course has sux subtects tnstead of the usual four RICHARD ARTHUR FIELD Duc Hebron Marne Phu Delta Alpha f'ootbalIC4D Hock yC'l Q 3 4D Hebronlan Board C1 Q 3 4D Green Parrot Board C4D Athlettc Council C4D Track CQ 3 45 Valedlctortan C45 For four years he has led hts class IU Hebron Today we fund htm the fmtshed product an athlete scholar gentle 'nan and valecltctortan of hrs class He ts one of the few real students who knows how to play as well as study He ts a gental fellow as well as a rare sport to whom the best w shes of the class of 39 are tustly tendered JACKSON ROY FOGARTY Fogy Medford Mass Sigma Lambda Phu J V Football C4D Camp Commtttee C4D lack has the doubtful honor of betng the school s best bltnd dater Hts date for the Carnuval proves that Another grand honor whuch Fogy claims ts hts abtltty to make the most horrtble face ID the dorm Hts star luke Cthey come out at hlghlj btcusptds are the source of lnftntte amusement to the Atwood boys lt ts really quite a treat to see htm brush them Our advtce to you Jack IS to beware of toothy problems and when anyone menttons blind date beware l100l , . . . , .... , . , , . I V , I t 5 ' I I ' 1 , . . k I , , Q - I R' I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I V ' ' Dick is the most outstanding scholar on the campus. . . . . 1 I I h . , . E . . , . . . , . ' . I I ' I I ' awww CHARLES EDMOND GARDNER Ed Wakefield, Mass. Phi Delta Alpha Outing Club C3, 43, Y, M. C. A. C3, 45, Winter Sports C3, 45, Band CSD. It is easy to see that Ed's two years at l-lebron have been crammed full of hard work and wholesome enioy- ment. The bane of his existence seems to be his course in physics for he is continually expatiatirg on what he would like to do to it l-le finds time howeve to argue with Stew Caraham on almost any subiect available We krow that Ed s p'ayful smile and friendly spirit will gain him a host of friends in future life as they have at Hebron NORMAN OSCAR GAUVREAU Norm Lewiston Maine Sigma Lambda Phi FootballQ4D OutlngClubC4D DramatlcsC4D Y M C A C4D Green Parrot Board C41 Winter Sports C41 Norm s Hebron career has lasted only a year but in that time he has won many friends through his love for fun and pleasantry l-le played regula tackle on the varsity eleven last fall and was an important factor in the success of the team Since then he has remained active in school affairs besides mastering his studies Norm goes big for Artie Shaw recordings and his swing library compares favorably with any in the school I-le is sure to be a college success because of his irresistible yet sincere personality ,,,,,,I,afrf5V 4' Wviwwwww jf Auf!!- and his excellent attitude in both studies and society WILLIAM EDGAR WILSON GERE Northampton Mass Football C10 Basketball C41 Baseball C42 Outing Club C45 Y M C A C10 Salutotorian 4D lt is an impressive r cord that Bill has made at l-l bron this year An excellen student he turr-ed his attention Winter c me and Northampto B ll reported for basket ball The result was a guard spot on the Big Gr en five Nofv he is making his bid in bas ball and doing nic y l-le led the class in stud es or the first half year and his brilliant scholastic work has merited him the honor of Salutatorian With Cornell taking Bill into her enfoldtng arms in the fall it s a safe bet that he s on his way to the charmed circle of success l'lO1l 11447 lZ't' 2 94 se? , z . ' I rl . R . D I , . l i ,. I V I - I ' ' ' ' I , ., . I , I 4 . , t , . I . . . . . . . . t . I I ' pg A Bill , . , I V I I I . I A . . . . , C . ' ' ' e ' . e 5- ' H . ' ' .g ' I ' ' ' toward athletics last fall and won a varsity end position. ' C , 4 Q g , . Y' I If ll . 9 . A A - ' ' .' ' ' e A. ' el . , E 5 . . I . , . . I. sf.,- ' x rl' i .fl IN ffl ff! , rn, ll :CN --04 it l Hi, l , T Vrff J,'fX'-Q3 1 ks tl JAMES EDMUND GIFFORD Red Vwloods Hole, Mass. Sigma Lambda Phi Football C3, 4D, Hockey C3, 4D, Baseball CQ, 3, 45, Y. M. C. A. Q3, 41, Student Council C4D, Athletic Council C41 Three years ago a small, but wiry kid entered Hebron. In the next two years he developed into quite an athlete, playing j. V. football, hockey, and pitching for the re- serves in the spring Red is very perseverina and rarely do you se him running off to Norway or Lewiston but he is contented with his activities a Hebron and those many letters from the Cape Red plans to attend Springfield College May he best of luck follow him through col lege and life ALBERT BLAZE GIKNIS Giggs Turners Falls Mass Outing Club C10 Y M C A 45 Hebron didnt modify Giggs ideas about the right of free speech and he hasnt been subdued by anyone yet A brtlltant student in the true sense of the word he s mode life happier for those fortunates who roomed near htm Gtags aspires to the medical profession and using hrs scholastic work at Hebron as a standard of ludgment we can predtct for him a fruitful career MILLARD CARLTON GORDON Mudd Skowhegan Maine Phu Delta Alpha Y M C A C4D Inter lass Tenris C4j Debating Team X41 Outing Club C45 Mudd is one ofthe rrost sociable boys in school You will alv ays find a bull session ir his room wtth the boys gathered arounl h the life of the party Mudd is a ftne membe of he debating t am wh ch vouch s for his high scholastic average We hope that fe succeeds in Bowdoin as welt a he ha at Hebron t1oQt D . . . . 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' A r t ' e , i e ' ' .I . l ' .' s s . 4.5. his flint: fs f fillfffgil wr lf'- . .lhwl ':'r-cf' JOHN STEWART GRAHAM Sfew XNoburn Mass Out ng Club CLD Y M C A f4D Stew us h tht d floor Sturt vant boy who always seers to be un a hurry 'cst watch htm some tame as he Speeds along 'wus way and you wtll be amazed at such c scpply of energv l-le IS probably the tht d floor s most pro found debate-r and ts w l' known for hts oratnons l-le has a wude cnrcle of fr nds on the campus who wtll not forget hum soon JAMES AVERY GREENO JR Daddy Woburn Mass Football C41 Wmter Sports C45 Outlng Club C4D Y M C A C4D Choir C4D Pop Greeno dtsttngurshed descendant of the late poet Burns was for half a year the pride and toy of the fourth perrod algebra class As punctual as Old Fauthful he would show up every rnorntng vvtth the latest edutton of The Boston Post Few questton ames abtltty as a skier and football player or tn general has abultty as any kind of an athlete Surely a person as amnable and generous as Daddy will always realuze success PAUL ANTON GRENIER Sktppy Bertn N l'-l Football C4D Basketball C4D Y M C A C41 Outing Club C10 Paul ts one of the lucky fellows ln that his gurl has come from Berltn often to see htm A fttttng cltmax occurred when Mlss Gllbert was chosen Queen of the Wtnter Carnival Paul has ltkewtse dtsttnguushed himself by playnng varslty football and basketball A sertous student and a staunch fruend we wtsh htm the best of luck l103l , . t , .... 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I , . t by klmti- l tl -a:.4' N-: PAUL FRANCIS HAGERTY Dynamtte West Newton Mass FootballC4D Hockey C45 Y M C A '41 Outtng Club C41 Paul ts another of our group of Newtonttes As well as betng an able ltneman on the grtdtron he ts also a capable defenseman on the tce He ts one of the qutet sort that blows up at the drop ol a hat Hts body check tng remtnds us ol Boston s -lack Portland tt ts packed wtth dynamtte hence the ntckname Hag wtll undoubt edly be ptcked as the Hebron Heart throb of the Ice and many a tear wtll be shed by the Hebron gtrls when you leave Paul We hope you check ltfes problems as well as you check the oppostng wtngs JAMES BRYCE HILTON Btngham Matne Pl-tt Delta Alpha Swtmmtng C3 4D Y M C A 3 4D jtm ts one of the qutet reserved type but a real frtend when one becomes acquatnted wtth htm From all reports ,ltm had a great ttme bosstng hts lraterntty pledges at Atwood as he was the only old member tn the dorm tm s sport ts swtmmtng but he was unfortunately latd up tn the hospttal durtng the early wtnter and hasnt been able to compete a great deal Whtle convalesctng J took up ptng pong and devoted many hours to tt tn the Atwood Hall readtng room He ts a fatthlul frtend and student and we know he wtll be successlull tn anythtng he attempts GEORGE SALISBURY HOSMER J Salusbury Swampscott Mass M rtagerHockeyC3D Outtng ClubC'l Q 3 4D Y M C A 9 Cueorae s attendance at Heb on has been more or less perenntal for four years Hts many xplotts both at Hebron and abroad are known to us all Hts loquactousness should alone mak htm eltgtble to sell tnsurarce Hts droll conversatton makes htm popular tn vartaus rooms about Sturtevant Although Saltsbury ts busy he manages to dabble tn the arts As a thesptan he ts best at the dapper play boy type whtch part he took tn the Chrtstmas play l104l ROBERT STONE HOWLAND o Walpole Mass J V Hockey CLD J M C A Outlng Club C4 from W e h tle tough uc Se t one very we e I a I ll makmg the un r arsrty m an n was he pushed around b b fum tr g tolso dad llttle pushlng hum l He IS notlc e ot the hocke games socklng the ac pl round very well for t e unnor Varsrty squa EDGAR ALBERT HULTGREN East Mllton Mass Phu Delta Alpha Swlmmmg C2 3 4 Outlng Club CQ 3 4D Y M C A CQ 3 4D Camera Club C3 4D Ed us eclupsed somewhat by his worldly roomle but not enough to htde hum from slght altogether Besldes swtmrnmg the 'lOO yard free style Ed as a member of the vast army of candld camera buas that mfest the campus He IS one of the few boatxng enthusiasts and a member of the rocklng chalr fleet of Atwood Hall We are thtnklng very seriously of organnzlng o Hebron Yacht Club with Edgar as Commodore May you always have smooth seas Skupperl NAHUM AUGUSTUS HUSTON jr l'lUSYY Auburn Marne Sugma Lambda Phu Band C10 Y M C A C45 Outing Club C10 Husty ns the quiet boy an Sturtevant s Room 190 He never has much to say but one may see that hrs other senses are ln perfect workurg order Hts auuet smole IS enough to let one know that he ns following and as an terested an the toprc of conversatuon Husty ns both de pendable and brught He works wlth a consclentlous and quick mmd Qulck of mnnd and calm of temper may be sand of Nahum. Here sto you Husty Heb.on ns un back of youl l105l 4 C t,fF?Y: 2 1 rl lu!! hu L 'ww Z l ,'1 , -. . - rv gl-it CHARLES HENRY IRVING Butch Beverly Mass Qutng Club CAO Y M C A C40 That qutet unassuming man that rooms the second foor ol Sturtevont ts none other han the mtghty Butch lrvmg ln fact somettrres he ts so autet that Stmlcy Stan hts rocmre has to loolc twtce to see tl he s around Butch ts a man ol few wo ds but those F w words are usually llled wtth rare humor Best of luck to you Butch HENRY JOSEPH IWANOWICZ van Saugus Mass Ph: Delta Alpha Qwtmmtng CQ 3 4D Baseball CQ 3 45 Football Manager C3D Vice Pres dent Pht Delta Alpha CIO Outtna Club D Y M C A f 3 l-lenry Joseph has graced the l-lebron campus for th ee years l-le has reaped such quatnt names as Ivan The Mad Russtan etc but he has taken them all wrth a brtght good nature whtch has won htm rnany frtends lt may be noted that Ivan ts rather versattle athlettcally l-le seems to do a good tob at any taslr he undertakes Although he has other good potnts whtch lack of space lorbnds us to mentton we can state that S Ivan wtll ltnger tn our memortes for many a year DAVID GRAVES JOHNSON Dave Monroe N l-l Cross Country 14D J V Baslretball C10 Y M C A CID Outing Club C4D Dave ts one of those mystertous auanttttes that appears w but who IU ealtty I rt a a tmes Comtng from a small town tn New lmlampshtre he was naturally handtcapped by the stze of thts fa r ctty ol OUTS but he gradually became accustomed to the hustle and bustle of ct y Itfe ln the second tssue ol The Hebronlan Pave appeared to us tn the role ol a buddtng author We can truthlully say that there ts only one ltlce you Dave Fo. your own salce never change, l106l ,IOHN RICHARD JUSKALIAN Cus Watertown Mass Beta Delta Sigma Outing ClJbC4D Y M C A UU Band C45 Gus the boy who everyone guessed was between twenty and twenty five years old turned out to be a mere youth of eighteen which fact was even questioned in his home town Crasher Gus went out for football last fall but had to quit because of his studies l-le kept up his extra curricular activities however by taining the band and harmon zung with his famous bazf'-aka A serious student and a friend of all Gus will surely attain success WARREN THURSTON KELLEY Deacon Watertown Mass Sigma Lambda Phi Football OU V Baskethall C45 Qu :rg Club MD Y M C A C4j Vice President of Athletic Council C10 Deacon is Atwood s challenge to the Dough kids l-lens their Da perDan The penncntsin his roomarethe envy of all Nha behold them and his wardrobe would pu the Duke of Windsor to shame Outside of dressing well Kel also is our choice lor the best dancer in the dorm As well as being socially p ominent he played well on the varsity football team and J V basketball team I-le is one ol the most popular men in the school success in later life Kel WILLIAM CHILD KENNEY jr Cranston R l Y NI C A UU Outing Club C10 Bill is a good scout Whether it oe teacher or student all that know him give him loud acclaim I-lis quaint quips are indeed mirth provoking in contrast to some that one hea s at Hebron Crans on certainly must have a lot of broken hearts by now l-Ins winsome ways do have a charm Bill rr-ay we give you some parting advice? When you are interviewed for a position gust give your nterrogator one of those bland sm les and you ll get the iob l107' Ll-J l t I , '. I , .... N , . I I I X .. I I ' I , . , ., I I . . . . l . . - , . ,J. . . , , :Q - Q , . . , . , - . . I I ' A . . , I , . . , . r ' , with both sexes. We predict that you will make a great , . , . Bill , . . . . . . N , I . .I . Q . , , I . a . . I. I V Q I i , ' ' . 1 lxixg me rtglffhr tllfsl uh ff ws Htl. fn . i . ,,. E Q sig X, PAUL BUTLER KERR Pinky Providence R l Beta Delta Sigma FootballC4j Y M C A C41 Outing Club C4D Here he isl The Providence flash the pride of Atwood Hall s intra mural hockey team Last fall Ped starred with the J V football team He and his inseparable com panion Peppard manage to keep things going on the first floor of Atwood He is also in much demand for his large supply of popular records Seriously Pinky is a hard plugger and a real pal Here s to success in college and i e DAVID HALE KNOWLTON Dave Beverly Mass Y M C A C3 42 Outing Club C3 4D Whenever anybody meets Dave walking about the campus he usually has a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye Dave can usually be found donning his skins every afternoon and heading for the open slopes and trails about Hebron Dave hopes to go to M I T next fall and we wish him the best of luck kglilpqm JOHN BROCK LANE Butch Waban Mass Beta Delta Sigma H' Club C4D Student Council C3 42 Varsity Hockey C3 4D Athletic Council C35 Carnival Committee C45 De- bating Team C3D Picture Committee C41 Butch, who is one of the best looking boys in Hebron, has great trouble in fighting off his many admireres of the fairer sex. .lack was going well in football last fall until he was iniured. lf he chose, he could be a member of the ski team, but he prefers hockey and is doing a good iob in holding down one of the defensemen's positions. You can see by the list of activities that he is doing much in the line of extra-curricular work. We are sure that Butch will be- come a success, so it is needless to say more. l108l ROBERT HARRY EMILE LAVOIE Tut Bob Slinky Auburn Maine Phu Delta Alpha Basketball C41 Track C41 Slinky us one of Cook Gyms unmates and us seldom heard He us by popular vote of the wauters the fastest and most effucuent of the group Thus us an honor undeed and you should be uustly proud of tt Bob Despite hus wautung on and hus studies Sl nky stull funds time to carry on a love affaur with a gurl from hus home town We had a glimpse of her at the Carnuval and wed say that hus tume was not wasted We thunk ut might help hum some uf Auburn were as near as South Parus CLIFTON WITHINGTON LEAVIS j u Norwood Mass Sigma Lambda Phu Football Manager C3 41 Wunter Sports C3 41 Dramatucs 3 4 President of Outing Club C41 Carnuval Commuttee C41 Track C3 41 Y M C A C3 41 Bud was the energetic manager of the football team and has done much to make the schedule run smoothly He us always busy uf you want to locate hum you wull usually fund hum rushing around officiating at some contest o help ung the boys get ready for a game We feel sure that there us no better manager un the school lf Bud manages hus life as well as he has the athletic teams he should travel far Good luck Bud AURELE WILLIAM LEGERE Hunk Rumford Maine Beta Delta Sigma Wunter Sports C3 41 Track C31 Carmval Commuttee C41 Y M C A C3 41 Hunk dustunguushed himself before comung to Hebron At Rumford he started hus career as a skier when very young He was number one waiter at the store during hus furst year and has resumed hus dutues un the dunung hall thus year lt has been rumored that he has other nicknames than the one submutted above But why go unto that7 lt us understood that he untends to go to Dartmouth We ap prove of his choice, and wish him well with his application. l109l '-1' C tn, 5 ffl l M F339 5 sitcuugwjll u .... 'Y C.-w-' G4 Br 'LQ xl Lev EMERSON LEWIS Emmy Portland, Maine Swimming Team CIO, Green Key C42 Carnival Committee 545, Outing Club CAD, Y. M. C. A. CAD, Green Pcrrot Board CID, Student Council C41 By the size of the above list one may rightly assume that Emmy is a busy man in school. l-le is known for the founding of the Green Key, and was partially responsible for the success of the Carnival Besides his extra curricular work he is taking four subiects and standing well up in his c ass lt has been noted that he is one of Hebron s best dressers a genuine smoothie We wish him the best of luck in years to come WILLIAM ALEXANDER LINDSAY Somerxill Mass Y M C A C10 Outing Club C10 Bill hails from Somerville in the states and is always ready to defend he home town from ridicule l-le may be quiet and not of great stature but size and noise arent everything as Alden can testify Bill s Thursday and Friday afternoons are spent assisting G S l-losmer in the physics laboratory From reports he does most of the work cluding G s addition etc More power to you B ll in the years to com l EDMOND BERN ARD LOUGHLIN Crash Wakefield Mass FootballC4D Outing Club C42 Y M C A C10 Crash is one of our Cook Gym representatives and was knov n by all l-lebron at an early date for his ability to break into opposing backfields and get his man e says that a home in Wakefield h is qu te a woman lfiller but N6 wouldnt know l-lis main interest seems to be shooting ducks o at least shooting at them l-l s lolly manner has gained him many friend who wish him good lu k and will Natch his future with interest O DONALD WINFIELD MANCHESTER Books Newton Center Mass Quttng Club '41 Y M C A CAD Tennts C42 Hockey 4D Don IS another of the boys who wtll bolster the tennts team thus year and we expect bug thtnas frorr' htm l'-le wte as o h ck y sttck a most as well as he uses a t nnts racl-ret nd played defen e on the hock y team Thus haf of the famous Manchester Power feud wall prove ar' apt doubles partner to has erstwhtle rtval here as wel as an college Don t admtred by all the fellows tn Cook Gym for has even tenper Wtth such a t moerament you Should han no troJble tn wlnntng frtends tn the future Don GEORGE HOMER MCKAY u Sauous Mass Beta Delta Sigma Football C-'U Qu Ina Club C10 Even If Bud does come from Sauaus he ts stl ve y popular wtth the boys Bud made a ftne showtng on the football team a d won has letter Although the baseball season hasnt started as yet tt as rumored that Bud w Il probably ctnch a berth on the nine All the boys on the eleven and all the other students wtsh Bud th bes of luck te I GEORGE JOSEPH MCOUISTON B g Stoop Ma Waltham Mass Beta Delta Sngma Cross Country C40 Basketball C45 Quttng Club C42 Y M C A 45 Bug Strap certatn y IS an trontcal name fo Mac l-l may be bug but when he pulls has p cualty of almost one hunared percent In hrs xams the Stoop part of h S name rs not tr e AmIGbllIlY tn anything seems to b Macs motto Although shorn of hrs dtgntty at ttmes Cespectally a fraternity inttiations aJr he o bears up 'nder 't all. Good luck Mac. I lvl' .A R CC, t rw it fi' ' 01 T CHARLES ALLISON MERRILL Al Andover, Maine Winter Sports CIO, Outing Club C4D, Y. M. C. A. C4D. Al is Andover's gift to the world of winter sports. When it comes to a cross country race, he usually leads the pack. Al was one of Mr. Kitchin's reliables during the past winter, and in the near future his name will probably be among those of the outstanding skiers of the East. l-lis smile may catch you unaware, but there is no need for alarm, for Al's a fine fellow and should go far in the world. CHARLES REED MERRILL Chuck Madison Maine Outing Club C3 4D Y M C A 3 45 Chuck is captain of the famed Hebron butt quad l-le took over his official duties as Captain upon his ar rival many a moon ago as ci result of course he plays a mean hand of bridge Because of his good nature we find him to be one of the most popular and well liked stu dents on the campus I-lis only unpleasant habit rings in our ears in the form of what is best known as a burn CThe roar he produces seems to be a product of many years practicel Best of luck Chuck' JOHN PRINCE MILLER Johnnie West Medford Mass Outing Club CD Y M C A CD Here is one of the most unassuming and quiet students in the school ,john likes to let the other boy do the talking for both of them and is content to sit and listen But get him started on the topic of radio and he is garrulous ohn is a full fledged l-lam owning his own amateur radio station I-lis call cards testify to the range of acquaint ances his fascinating hobby has brought him We wish good reception at all times W OU 1 Q WILLIAM GEORGE MITCHELL j FUZZY Marblehead Mass Srgma Lambda Ph: Football C45 Athletic Counctl C45 Outtng Club C45 Y M C A 45 Luke many others Bull ts staagertng on In the Hanover Handtcap Wh he he ltlce the rest of us makes tt or no hangs In the Hebron balarce Bull s football abtluty plus hrs marks should do omethmg for htm Wuth forestght and a clear head he ts usually the practtcal steady person tn a group He starts onlv those thtngs whtch he ts sure he can ftmsh K ep gotng Fuzzy as you are and youll get there HARRY ALTON MOODY j Harry Rumford Marne Srgma Lambda Phu Green Key C45 Band C2 3 45 Orchestra C2 3 45 Y M C A C95 Y M C A Vtce Prestdent C35 Y M C A Prestdent C45 Edttar tn Chief of Green Parrot C45 Outtng Club CQ 3 45 Chatrman Carntval Commtttee C45 Address to Undergraduates C45 Harry ns really the bustest man tn school Bestdes has studytng In whtch he matntatns a very hugh scholasttc average he ts constantly supporttng extra currtcular ac ttvtttes Harry ts also noted for hrs oratorlcal abtltttes vvhtch often exh but themselves tn chapel church and audt tortum He tntends to study medtctne ftrstgomg to Bowdoin and then conttnutng hrs studtes elsewhere We stncerely wtsh htm the best of luck tn the future wr 32 JAMES WILLIAM MORIARTY m Newton Center Mass Srgma Lambda Phu Manager Cross Country C45 Outma Club C45 Y M C A C45 Thus fellow has made good scholasttcally and socially thus year at Hebron He began the year by ably managing the cross country team In tts debut and thus sprung promtses to be a standout an track since he IS a reputedly good dtstance man jam s also a great talker and has presence bvtghtens any conversatron Add to thts a brtlluant year tn Mr Waugh s thtrd year French class and you have a sketch of -ltm a ftne college prospect l113l C le, fum, I 5 ,xref , r. , . 1 ' , , . . 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' I I rx '4' It .sh ., 4 1 ff CARLTON LORIN MORSE jr ep Newton C nter, Mass Y M C A CLD Outtng Club C45 Carl ts one of the more qutet and studlous of the Newton flashes The athletic slde IS token by Ben Mason hrs roomle, who also halls from Newton or from one of tts complrcoted suburbs He and Ben cooperated mcely durung the carnival ID that Bep took care of Ben s gtrl whsle the latter was playing hockey at Dartmouth From all we hear Bep dudnt mrnd benng o substutute He hos made many frtends here ot Hebron, and with hrs personality we know he will command frlends wherever he goes JOHN HOWARD NOYES Poppy Andover, Mass FootbollC4D Good Wotterf4D Y M C A C45 The good walter angle was suggested by Poppy htm self He has been o busy mon thls year Among the post ttons he fllls are the following rub down art st football player, manager, walter and all around sport Of these assets, football has seemed to be has strong point, nf has ex htbttlon on the Hebron squad this year means anything Poppy has taken It upon himself to be coach frtend, father and guardian of the entire student body, furthermore, he has carrted out hrs plans, and has done a wonderful rob We wtll surely remember John as o reol sport ond o fine frtend HENRY MADISON PARO Hank Brookline, Mass Beta Delta Sigma Y M C A C42 Jayvee Football C41 Swtmmtng C4D Hank can be etther sertous or humorous Hts actnons ond expresstons keep everyone IU a ftt of laughter As a self made ptano player Hank excels and IS always In de mand When In o more sertous mood he wears on lnscrut able poker face He has a very keen broln whtch, we are sure wall be used to great advantage tn the future We should also mentton hrs steady playrng on the Joyvee football squad and the wullmgness wuth whuch he tramed for the swtmmmg team CHARLES FRED PEARCE jr re Gloucester Moss Outrng Club C45 Y M C A C45 Fred ts one of the many at Hebron who all have the same last name practucally Much Ado About Nothmg seems to be the tttle of Hebron s drama of mtstaken :den trtles Fred ts well lrked among all of hrs classmates and assoclates Hts ell luke grtn ts hrs first characterrsttc that one notlces A close second to thus feature rs hrs green sunt Although he IS from Gloucester he doesnt have the usual characterlsttcs which symbolrze hrs home town Fred may be quret at tennus but luke the best of us he has hrs moments GEORGE PEIRCE Grge Weston Mass J V Football C45 J V Hockey C45 Y M C A 45 Outing Club C45 Gtge IS a well known character at Hebron Hrs varuous dnalects stones and ndeas keep us all gorng He proved to be a good man In football and was a member of the unlor Varsrty squad Unfortunately George drdn t have too good a crack at the ptgskun pack because he was hurt tn the Berlln vs l-lebron game ln hockey he at tanned a berth on the Junnor Varsrty team Best of luck to you, George WILLIAM WESLEY PIERCE 3rd New Bedford Mass Sigma Lambda Phu Green Parrot Board C45 Winter Sports C45 Dramatic Club C45 Chotr C45 Green Key C45 Outtng Club C45 Carnuval Commit ee C45 Y M C A C45 Bull IS a most deslrable type of fellow since he em bodtes a love for fun wuth a more sertous side Bull ts tn terestrng to talk wrth as he Isnt a yes man bu one who brlngs Into a conversatnon hrs own Ideas and also wants to lrsten to others He has become one ofthe boys and gets along very well Hts outstandtng piece of work to date was the fine supervlston of the decoration of the gym for the Winter Carnival Bell IS headed for Colgate where he should make an excellent record Hts departure tn une wlll break up two or three fine Sturtevant first floor frnendshtps but not wrthout memornes l'I'l5l , . 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JEROME KINGSTON PRICE erry Wunthrop Mass glayvee Footoall C10 Varsuty Basketball C10 Outung Club erry utterbug Pruce us really the smoothest dancer un the school Besudes beung an expert on he dance floor he s a good basketball pl yer andafootball qlayer ofaverage abuluty jerry us happy and carefree and we hope he can swung along through Lehugh Unuversuty and through hus future as easuly as he makes fruends and dances Sun cerely Jerry we wush you the best of luck un your comurug PHILIP HEATH PLAISTED Phul Plastered Oakland fvlgune Band C3 IO Y M C A C3 4D Outurug ClubC3 42 Orches tra 3 4D Sw mmung 4 When the boys un Ho we holler for heat Fireman Phul us the man that gets ut for them for at f ve un the morn ung he us up and around to wrestle wuth the furnace Phul goes cheerfully about hus work whether ut be playung the band or dvung un the pool l-le us also a model boat adduct Phu' has done a lot of studyung thus year t e reason Maxue h s roomue left schao a ter Chrustmas WILLIAM PAUL POWER Worcester Mass Sugma Lambda Phu Bull has the unuque hono of beung a natuonal fugure the l-le us nunth rankung uunuor tennus player un the country and buds faur to take overt he No 'I slot thus year l-le us not only a clay court man but also a wood court man l-lus basletball abuluty has been proven many tumes and hus oc curate shootung eye has garnered many a Hebron basket l-Ius happy go lucky clevul may care dusposutuon has en deared hum to all of us We are lookung forward wuth the greatest of pleasure to seeung you perform for us thus year Bull North Caroluna s gaun us Hebron s loss I O 4 , , 2 1 c 5. 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MD. l' 1 l z ROBERT FRANCIS QUA Twrsto Lowell Mass Phi Delta Alpha Green Parrot Board C45 Debatrng Team C45 Athletrc Coun crl C10 Outrng Club C4D Y lvl C A CAD Green Key C4D Twrsto came to us from Admrral Farragut Mrlrtary Academy They surely drdnt realrze what they were los rng when they let hrrn go for he soon became one of our best 'rked students Probably hrs outstandrrg achrevement rs hrs detarled knowledge of the French languaae l-lrs Wrnter Carnrval pengurn brought to lrght hrs artrstrc qualr tres We know we shall hear lrne thrngs of you Twrsto and wrsh you all the luck rn the world RUSSELL JEROME OUANDT Quart New London Conn Camera Club C3 4D Outrng Club C3 4D Green Parrot Board C4D Hebronran Board C4D Carnrval Commrttee C41 Y M C A C4D Russel rs a gentleman and a scholar l-lrs mrnd rs far above many of us here at l-lebron As well as apprecratrng er rngs R s rs qurte verse rn e arts l-lrs red racket and Pollreflex are well known frgures on the campus Although a man of books Russ also an outdoor sport frend l-lrs taste fo roquefort wrll always keep hrm rn the mrnds ol the Atwood boys ROBERT GORDON REED o Wokefreld Mass Outrng Club C4D Y M C A C4D Hockey C4D Green Parrot Board C4D Bob has been among the most popular Inmates f Sturtevant s thrrd floor srnce September but hrs star shone brrahtest durrng the hockey season when he blossomed rnto a splendrd goalre on the varsrty sextet l-lrs scholastrc work has been far above av rage ar-cl hrs frrends are rn numerable Bob rntends to further hrs educatron rn pre paratron for the future by matrrculatrr-g at Tufts We can see a happy four years for Bob s future classmates whrle he is there. l1'l7l 'Y ' . .A Y, L lrl. ...-.r exif .,-s. 6 'f'lF iefwr RALPH DURGIN RICH, Jr. Brud Portland, Maine Outing Club 145, Y. M. C. A. CAO. Brud's genial character will certainly be missed next year at I-lebron, since he sparked many a bull session during the past few months. l-le lost several weeks in the early winter due to an appendicitis operation, but over- came .he handicap in fine fashion and appears to be set for college Brud has friends in every dormitory and every classroom lt is indeed with deep regret that we see him leave the Big Green campus STEPHEN LEON ROBBINS G Kittery Maine Sigma Lambda Phu Outing Club C4D Y M C A CD Band C45 Orchestra C45 Red is Hebron s number one drummer I-le is not fussy whether he has a drum or not when a swingy tune is within earshot a couple of pencils sticks etc will do lt has been noted that he is a regular member of the butt squad and a fair bridge fan We must admit that he has a quaint complexion which goes very well with his cheery disposition Good luck to you Red if you keep drumming IV: ly. ll you ll need it WILLIS MANSUR ROBINSON Robby Auburn Maine Outing Club C4j Y M C A C4D Robby s mischievous smile and playful chuckle are well known in I-lebron Although not especially prominent himself a popular member of the senior class I-Ins ability to write lyric poetry is surpassed only by his outstanding genius in doing his roommate s algebra We are all with you Robby and we wish you luck l'l'l8l Q , R d . I . I . . . , .... , , . I .. . ,. . I . I I - ' I . . . . - l I ' I I V - I I V , .... . ' , ' ' in school activities, Robby has found plenty of time to make . I . I , . , , , 4 fit YI'-JIT? 1 tx X. 'Y'-'is 5' -1'g,,.j :T ' 1 Chelsea, Mass. Std IS an authortty on bridge and you will usually fund hum etther In the bu t room playing cards or at some other place where there ts a aame an progress. Sid v as an ardent tag football fan and every afternoon last fall he could be found playing ball wuth the boys on the field Certatnly everybody tn the s nlor class wtll wtsh Std the RICHARD HARMON SHAW Duc Sanford Marne Outing Club CQ 3 45 Y M C A CQ 3 4D Prestdent of Duck has gone to l-lebron for three years and ts well known and lnked by all wtth whom he comes an contact l-le ts the hard working Presxdent of the Stgmas and deserves a great deal of credtt l-le plans to go to the Untversuty of Marne and take the Aggte course l-l wtll then be able to take over hrs father s fnne spread of farms located near Sanford Maybe he wtll tart an oltve HENRY SEIDENBERG l ALTON THOMAS SIMMONS Slmmy North Hanover Mass Football C10 Outing Club 4D Y M C A C4 Basket ballC4D Stmmy IS another of the thtrd floor of Sturtevant notse makers l-lts spectolty seems to be wreckrng someone else s roam When h as not ngaged ID this pastime he IS usually scurrylng back and forth between the post offlce and Sturtevant trying to ke p up wlth the mall to and from his one and only We know that when Stmmy leaves Hebron he wtll keep on tn ltfe with the some sptrut that has wor- htm so many frlends on the campus H191 J , r 3 v N . . 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I , I . e , . . - ' 1 I.. fl 'lf , utr ll EDWARD FREDERICK SIMONDS Eddle Portland Marne Outtng Club C41 Edutorlol Board Green Parrot C4D Wunter S orts C40 Y M C A C4D Cornlv l C4 I V Bas et ball C45 Eddie IS one of those boys who can enloy humself and yet get good marks He s always Ioolnng wnth someone or parttcupatnng In a bull sesston He has good frtends on all three floors of Sturtevant but spends much ttme on the southern end of the ftrst floor plottmg bug dour-gs wuth that tllustrtous gang Eddte besudes havrng had plenty of fun has done very well In hrs studues At present he tntends to enter the held of lournallsm and plans to prepare humself at Bowdoun tn the fall ALBERT WILLIAM SITTIG Teoneck N J Y M C A C4D Outung Club C41 Hockey Monager C10 Al came to us durect from Green Brlar Mllttary Aca demy He soon became popular vvnth both the student body and the faculty Wlth the comlng of the wlnter months he was a very busy man attendlng to hrs duttes as hockey mana ger He seemed quote proflcvent at thus task and possibly some day we shall see Al managlng the New York Ran gers Whatever he attempts after leavtng Hebron we ex pect to see htm at the top BERNARD RAYMOND SMITH Smitty Mars Hull Marne Smttty us one of the hardy souls who halls from the frozen North It was here that he became such a pro ftclent skner and skater Also back In Mars Hull ltves Smttty s one and only and although NG have never seen her we have surely heard a lot about her Smtttys In numerabl Hebron frtends wtsh hum the best of luck for the future 11201 D , .,.. , ' G D, J- . If Al , . , Y. M. C. A. C4D, Outing Club C4j, Winter Sports C4D. e ' ' . ' I I-fm... Vi f L'l5.31:, t k. D tx: ll W MINER BATCHELDER STACKPOLE Stack Augusta, Maine Phi Delta Alpha Y. M. C. A. CLD, Outing Club C41 Track Stack, the Cony flash from Augusta, is hunter, fisher- man, and ski iumper all in one. All the fall he roamed the vicinity for big game, but we guess the prospects weren't too good. Ski lumping next claimed his attention, and for several weeks he daily plowed the landing while getting the knack of the business Now spring is here he must turn back to the wilds of the Hebron woods DONALD MATTHEW STEEL Buttsy Cranston R l Camera Club C10 Green Parrot Board C4D Outing Club C43 YMCACAD Don is a dapper gentleman who is always dressed wtth a blend of color and certatn neatness He is also a candid camera fiend of high calibre next only to the worldly Russ Ouandt This fact was duly recogntzed when Don was elected to the photographic department of the Green Parrot Don takes his school work seriously and this in hand with his neatness will surely carry him to the top STANLEY SUMNER jr Stinky Stan Brighton Mass Hockey C10 Band C10 Tenn1sC4D Outing Club C43 Y M C A C10 lt is difficult to describe or to picture in a few words the immense popularity of Stan un everything tn which he participated thus year He as a better than average tennts player but his athletic feat most worthy of note was his courageous cltmb in hockey to the varsity sexet where he played several fine games as goalie With Chuck lrvina his roomie he formedagreat bridge team that would play wherever they could get a table From his colorful year at Hebron we are sure that this good looking Brighton lad is on has way to success I12'll P- Rgll '1- ZXX ff rl ffLLLi,'Nv tm ltr Wfdgiu it Lf , MAX VERNE TALBOT j Max Belmont Mass Phu Delta Alpha Cross Country C45 Qwlmmtng C45 Athlettc Counctl C45 Dramatncs C45 Outlng Club C45 Y M C A C45 Max ns known about the campus for has ever present smtle and hello Max ts a track man He demonstrated a ftne strtde on the cross country course last fall and should ltterally fly around the ctnder track thas sprung Max hopes to enter Wes Potnt next fall Surey your cheerful per sonalnty wall make you many frlends among the cadets Max LAURIER RAYMOND TARDIFF a Lewuston Marne Beta Delta Sigma Football CQ 3 45 Basketball CQ 3 45 Baseball CQ 3 45 Student Counctl C3 45 Prestdent Beta Delta Slgma C45 Ball ts one of the few three year men In Hebron H plays basketball and baseball with average abnlnty Every body on the campus IS famtltar wlth the Ball and he IS well llked and respected Hts pokes all of whlch he thlnks are humorous are sometimes unny but usually not He ns the hard working Presldent of the Beta Delta Slgmas Wtth has faculty for making friends tt ts probable that he wtll be as popular tn the future as he IS at present ALDEN RICHARDSON TAYLOR jr u Andover, Mass Manager Hockey C35 J V Hockey C45 GolfC3 45 Out :ng Club C3 45 Y M C A C3 45 Student Councnl C45 Alden ts an Intellect of Hebron He plays golf well betng a member of the team and IS a member of the unlor Varstty hockey team Hts settlement of the unemployment and world peace problems staggers us all Hts qutet man ner has been a boon to us all however and perhaps our exposure to hrs gentlemanly conduct has not been all an vann. ln a few years we expect to see Bud a leader among the textile exponents. To this gentleman's gentleman we wish every success. M991 THOMAS HUDSON TAYLOR ,I Tommy Belmont Mass Wrnter Sports C45 Track C45 Y M C A 45 Outnng ClubC45 Tommy wuth hrs flashy smule IS one of l-lowes Fast steppnng walters During the wrnter he conflned has speed to the dunlng room but wnth the comrng of sprung Tom s tal ents are showung themselves on the cmder tracks The 440 rs a cinch for hum so he also doubles rn the 220 Besides runnrng hrs lavorrte hobbles are cleanung hrs roomue s srde ofthe room and wrltrng letters to North Caroltna Cvve sus pect a grrl rn the case5 CAMP LEE THOMAS Camp Lewrston Marne Y M C A C45 Band C45 ltterbug Thomas rs a trumpeter of renown as any one can testnfy When It comes to swung Camp goes to town and all the l-lovve boys ruclc on down l'-le rs one of the leadrng members of Mr Pettmglll s muslclans and also a hockey fan ln fact Camps desnre to play hockey got the best of hum and he was out of school for some tnme recoverrng A great boy Camp should go far IH musnc HARRY FRANCIS TWOMEY l-larry Swampscott Mass Phu Delta Alpha Football C45 Green Parrot Board C45 Y M C A C45 Debatung Team C45 Athletlc Councnl C45 Harry ls one of the numerous Swa 'tpscott boys who have graced the l-lebron campus for many years We have found hum to be mos versatule thus year Noted for hrs prowess on the gradtron and for his eflnclent servuce on several commlt ees l-larry lnlcewrse showed that he had potentral abllrty as a debater Wrth such attractnve assets he should succeed rn the future. Good luck l-larry. 11931 , M . va-fig' uf ' u,' lltltpr fl-eu ROBERT LEVITT TYRELL Big Bob Methuen, Mass. Phi Delta Alpha Football C3 4D Hockey C3 45 Camera Club C3D Outing ClubC3 41 Y M C A C3 45 Big Bob holds sway on the top floor of Atwood with Gus What a pair' Bob is the boy with the rugged build and from all reports he has that way with the women ln the field of athletics he demonstrated his ability on the j V football and hockey teams Bob also p Ils in hgh marks which will surely take htm to his college choice namely Dartmouth STEPHEN EVERT VOSBURGH tev Pownal Maine Debating C45 Winter Sports C4D Outing Club C45 Y M C A C4D Steve is the schools original funny man Hts droll pokes and witty puns have earned htm this title and his weird tmpersonatlons are always welcome to the critical eyes of his friends Whenever a roar of laughter is audible Steve is usually at the bottom of it l-lis more serious qualu ties combined with his keen wit should carry htm a long way We wish you the best of luck Steve PAUL MOYER WAGNER jr ack Woburn Mass ,lack has given his best to l-lebron for the past year l-le not only was one of the J V hockey team s best but was also a track man in his own right His really great achievement however was the choice of his Carnival date ust to look at her was a treat for many of the boys He is also a room wrecker of no little ability and woe betide the unfortunate abode which is the victim of his wrath We expect a lot from you ack and we give you our best wishes l'l94I . . . H U ' H l S e , ' J 1 - l-lockey C4D, Track C4D, Outing Club C4D, Y. M. C. A. C4D. ll .Il J is rn . . ' - , .l , ' If -' 3 X15 .ltggaml -. ' mf JOSEPH ROBERT WALLACE Sleepy I-Iamden Conn Hockey C45 Y M C A C45 Sleepy as he chooses to coll hrmself rs anythrng but sleepy on the rce Hrs wrck d eye has caused many on enemy goalre nrghtmares and he has been no end of trouble to the opposrng defensemen Joe rs one of those very racy race rndrvrduals who rn the oprnron of the ex perts rs rrnk wzse oe s good nature has made hrm the butt of many Cook Gym rokes but he contrnues to tolerate the eternal krddrng Rather than create all feelrng oe say thxs and rt smrles and forgets tt There are not many of us who can rs to your credrt thatyou are that way Sleepy You are bound to be a success and we are lookrng forward to seerng your name on the roster of the New York Rangers DAVID IGNATIUS WALSH Dave Amesbury Mass Outing Club C45 Y M C A C45 Outdoor Track C45 Dave, one of Hebron s grants srnce the fall, when he was a but shy has been wrnnrng more friends each week and now ranks near the top rn popularrty I-le s a brute of a fellow and every rnch and pound a good natured lrrsh man Dave rs kept busy grvrng Adams Poor Srmonds and Merrrck rllustrated lessons rn self defense Hrs srx foot one rnch frame rs expected to do bug thrngs rn the trmber top prng trade thrs sprrng as much rs expected of Dave rn college next fall rn the way of athletrcs CAC45 Hebron I 1 25 I ALBERT WILLIAM WARREN j -I V Football C45 Skrrng C45 Outrng Club C45 Y M Al started out thrs year by landrng on the ,lunror Varsrty football team Whrle frghtrng for hrs Alma Mater he made a good showrng and shows promrse for future years rn schools of hrgher educatron Wrnter sports were next on the lrst Al trred hrs hand at that and agarn ded very well for hrmself May hrs dexterrty contrnue through out future years Let thrs be our partrng shot to hrm from 1 F It :J , ...,. f . 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Mt-,I T3-kT,Q ROGER ELDRIDGE WHITE jr e Taunton Moss Sigma Lambda Phi Y M C A C41 Outing Club C41 FootballC4D W feel sure that Red would have made the varsity squad in football if he hadn t been forced to resign because of an inuury As an imttator we fe l that Red would be come a success in life since he keeps everybody lauahtng uproarrously with his :mutations of various people If he continues onthe road that he is traveling now his flashing smile and aood humor will carry him a long way toward success WILLIAM LEONARD WHITE Taunton Mass YMCAC10 Bill is one half of the famous White combination from Taunton I-le is one of the schools best liked students I-Its original exclamations and uncanny descriptive phrases what Through intelligent effort and honest application, Bill has kept well up in his studies without sacrificing out side activities As Bill leaves Hebron for future success, vue all want to give him our very best wishes NEAL LYNDELL WHITMAN WO f Everett, Mass Outing Club C3 4D Y M C A C3 45 Neal is one of the really autet fellows at Hebron and certainly more unassuming than past repfesenlollves Ifom Everett ln the fall and spring Neal is satisfied with read ina and hiking about the Cxford hills Bu when WIHYGY comes he is one of the first to don his skis and schuss the slopes around the school or to organize a party IO ski at the White Mountains Besides beina a master of the Christie Neal is a serious student and will surelY COVYY on in college l'I96l , . I2 d , . . . . -. I I I . 9 , .Z h . . I 5 l I . . I . . Bill , . are masterpieces of something, though we don't quite lcnovv I . I , , .... , - . I . I . .. . l Y ,I 4 4 U I, , , HENRY ALEXANDER WILLIAMS Alex l-lebron, Maine Sigma Lambda Phi Class History C4j, Swimming C'l, QD, I-lebronian CQ, 3, 45, Choir C'l, Q, 3, 4D, Camera Club C1, 2, 35, Band C4D, De- bating C3D, Dramatics CU, Y. M. C. A. C1, Q, 3, 45. Alex is one of the town boys, and thus has been here for four years Accordtngly he was honored by betng chosen to gtve the Class I-Ixstory Durtng the year many of the boys noticed that Alex ts qutte punctual tn aotng to South Parts on Wednesday afternoons and Satu days Yes he has a good reason Seriously Alex ts talented as a student public speaker and member of the band We know he wtll cltmb the proverbtal ladder of success KERMIT BLANCHARD WILSON Butch South Parts Marne Srgma Lambda Ph: Y M C A C4D Green Parrot Board C41 Band C4D Comtng from that notortous ltttle town of South Parts Butch ts the envy of all the boys who board here To be able to go home ev ry Wednesday and Saturday ts Butch s lot ana we aretealous Butch had the mtsfortune to spratn hts ankle lust at the begtnntng of the basketball season and was forced to watch the game from the stdeltnes all season Kermtt proved to us at the Carnival that there ts more than one pretty gtrl tn hrs home town and we will admit that the local color IS pretty ntce Our hope for you Butch ts that we hope you become as famous as that town you ltve :nl SAMUEL PHILLIPS WILSON am Cranston I2 I Stgma Lambda Phu Y M C A C4D Sam s one of the Cranston flashes and seems to be known for his arttsttc sculpturtna at I-lowe during the Carntval Avtatton wtll be Sam s occupatton and from the resoundtng notses often descendtng from the thtrd floor tt would seem that he was holdtng practtce sesstons In stunt flytng Sam certainly ts a loyal fellow as hrs as frequent as possible trtps to Cranston and Ktngston wtll testtfy l'1Q7l I' ' t I Lf? . l I I . r ' l A . I . I I ' .I . . . . . , , . 'I e . . I . ' . . I - ' ' , l I I- S , , . i . . . . I. . ' . . I . - - zesxxy 16 31 If' 'dint ,t l 'sim l ap!-I-I' jjj? .Z-YV' 'Ta I' ll T RAYMOND REX WISNER, jr. Wil Newton Highlands, Mass. Football C4D, Hockey C4j, Y, M. C. A. C4D, Outing Club C41 Many fellows wonder whether Ray and Ben Mason use more paper keeping score of their card games than for school work Certainly it seems that way Wiz played iunior varsity football last fall At the end of he season he had the honor of making the Brown trip with the varsity He often wishes he were as good a trig student as a mecharic Nevertheless he survives quizzes and exams and surely his ambition will be realized namely attending Washington State University KENNETH FERNALD WRIGHT Spinny Westbrook Maine Beta Delta Sigma Football C4D Basketball C4j Y M C A C4D Outing Club C45 Baseball C45 Spunny is our best all around man of the year in ath letics He starred at end in football, at center in basket ball and when it comes to baseball we understand he swings a moan bat and can play the field in fine fashion The Westbrook Romeo also plays a trumpet in great style ard certainly can go to town Hts agility with a tray comes in a close second to his prowess in sports Best of luck Spinny EDWARD DOLE BERNDT Fritz Ed Belmont, Mass YMCA C3 4D Outing Club C3 4D J V Hockey C40 Tennis C4 tered the institution, the first year soon after the Christmas recess lt has been noted that this shy and retiring C75 lad has two maior hobbies namely sports and traveling His skill asa hockey player is never questioned and his grace and accuracy which is often wont to dusply itself on the courts testify to his tennis abilnties We wish him the best of luck ID his sports this sprung and the same for any under takings henceforth I1Q8l . , , I ? if . , C f I ' I f l i I , , ..., , . f . l ' l I I , . . I I - - - ' 1 1 f I 1 r ' 1 This is Ed's second, and last, year at Hebron. He en- . . . I . ' C I I A ' I , I , . . , . . I - J' 1 ,T-fi Y ,' A f '5?s:., '5 37.,- ' - .LMP El , : 'P' V'NCENT ALFPED CARD'FF WOBERT GVOPGWX Gill CQDIE :D cfllpc ,way N nw HAP xv fl'-lOfx4PQfNN RAE' VVN1 SAMU L WERTF-lE'M PHI Delta Alpha PH' ffl: 'Wh Tj ...I A V, - 4 - V ffl , ,, . L . J :mr K' Ko x7 s J Ar fl: Qkfwyfjdfp-f e Ml CLASS 0F 1940 ' 3' HERE rs the array of fellows who wrll lead the school next year Noteworthy among the boys of both superlor scholasttc and athlettc abnlrty are Brll Harrtson, Howre ohns and Art Peabody Then there rs Dave Macfabe who wrll probably be editor an chlef ol The l-lebronran next year Tom Gilmer of the student council who IS also an accomplnshed slcrer and Gard lwaddle who helped greatly nn organ rztng the carnnval Qt course we mustn t forget Sam Doble leader and clown Turnnng to athletrcs we hnd such players as Bold: M Byrnes W Kelley and Peabody on the grtdrron ln the swrmmrng pool Doble Eaton Moses Peppard and Sawyer splashed therr way to vnctory lor Hebron ln the lastest sport hoclcey we hnd Bablne Ferrantt l-larrlson Kung and Mason and nn basketball such slcllled players as Benedetto Brrggs and Moraghon svvrshed the pornts To a talented unlor Class we gnve a toast to success next year and rn years to come t13Ot 4, J . I . 44 . . ll A . I A . J . . I I . . - ZF' ' Tr: tml? v 4 yt -lunuu lass Roll .ff V Wf C Y I 0 u Q I Wqiiprg' ,. ,jA9L -1 M !L v'f'JflLJf1,Q4l'.Q ,Lain Fif, , ,,,,-, , V , ff' 'TP ' '41 ' 4 r. lf,f.i97 lf fiwfff 'P4 7, X P-'ill f' lil' . Q- fill . Q1 F510 '. ,fL .4'L1'l' Q,f Q.Ql.', ' iff' lm qw ' vw M42 f' 04,2 fl W M7 3 if LPA!! !f1N.5?3'f3,fl' N uf' .fx Iggy Q, fH. 7.3F'V1l'3W'l if !,p,'1 i 1 f ?',fL'Vf'!'lf f? lj 115. Q. Q , Qi' fi? ff' . W9 T P-lfgh' ww L w mv 1 'gL'f. 'H-v ,VL 7 M F3,iA' Xif HIV 1 f V? WY V515 V wi-e 1:15 CLASS 0F 1941 HIS group ol prospective Hebron graduates wnll be one step nearer thenr goal when they enter the unnor Class next lall The scholarshnp department ns rep resented by Horne, Lawrence and Cunneen Mr Kutchln s wlnter sports team drew Brown Dunng swtmmnng season Goldman and Hammond were usually found swnm ming rn the pool Cunneer served on The HCBIOUIGH an the capacity of athletuc editor Lee and Fletcher lent thenr ellorts to the band Merrnclc was a member ol Mr Hollts baslcetball squad Wtlson partlctpated In lootball baslcetball, and traclc Preble served as cnrculatlon manager ol The Hebronlan and was a wlnter sports asptrant, as was Paclcard Revlewtng the numerous actnvntues entered In bythe mem years to come H331 rLf 0 Linw-5 J . . , . - l , . . l , - bers ol the class ol '41, it would seem that Hebron will be well fortified in the two 1'4'N Ill' ,fgf ' n v My Sopluunorv I lass Roll 1 1 U I K U l UQ .Agj ,Q aw' Q1 ,-.,Q4f,'k QQ . ,A , ,-,- - x. - N L , . .k. . 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' ini? ,- CLASS 0F I942 HERE loelore your wonde :ng eyes we present the sensors Qthree years from now Two of l-l brons most ou standtng sudents nevertheless are to found In tht g oup hey are namely Gotchell ana Byrnes Qt course there are other great celeb :tr s whom sooce does not oermrt us to portray to be Found here Although undertalang In lutu e years at l-lebron Freshman Clase Roll RQYL BYRNES Boston Mass MARSl-lAlL G CARBEE HENRYS CPCDVVLEY IR NED K GATCHEU CHESTERR KNOWLES 'R RANKE NEWMAN MARLBCDRQUGI-l A PACKARD CHARLES W STEVENS Manchester N H Lewnston Marne Osstnlng N Y Portland Marne Broolcltne Mass Seloec Lake Marne Nashua N l-l I' .+L 'NJ' V I L . 1, :W 1 I 9 ,- lv K fl -it . .yi If ' 'WE Ly ll . f X9 . I Q I L I t it ,R +1 . F' ' , . Dil, A, li i t e t ' t , , ' 's 1444, i :fad F j f , , J I . , !' r' We , . . , ' , , . V 4 some ol 'hem do not seem to need it, we Wrsh them the best ol luclc in their yarrous 'R' -' ix ' s ' r . lg y K rv. 44 N Y Y 1 I . , . 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' 1 . , . . 135 'FQ . .tc , ,ffflrs 'H .,. rBR5g-LEE Pr, Y POST GRADUATE CLASS RALPH HOWARD DLISHAME Methuen Moss KEMPTON ALLEN HOLLIS Hebron Morne DALE COOK THURSTON Bethel Morne HERE ore only three nn the motley group ol post grclduotes All groduotes ol Hebron wnthrn recent yeors the e boys lor one reoson or another were wel comed boclc unto the lolcl wnth open orms Duce Dushome oppeored on the LOmlllGf Hebron Campus nn the lote fall H IS lost on slcotes ond swnngs o meon hockey stuck Kempy Hollis IS llylng ogcun we heor Thus time however It s ct non stop Flrght from Hebron to South Ports B19 Dole Thurston the Hebron Cosonovo seems to have returned thus yeor lor no other reoson than sheer delught ot beung ogorn on Hebron soul Whot now lnttle mon? l36 , . 1 1 1 S 1 1 ' . 9 I ' I 1 ' 1 I ' 1 v1 r r I lll'l'l'fi8l'lll unix l-IEBRON ACADEMY we Wlalne Sclwol FOI Boys l35tlt YEAR Of QEQVKE Neor Botes College Bowoom Colleoe ond polomd Spruro A Qcltool ol Solemdtd l-ltstory lroduttom ond lfleols p es ole es ono Llmverstttes :mo ev ovs erttttc oft ono pm teoes trom A Hlettr leo ond Wtmter Soo ts SVS-O Slmlttrtu R Vl4 FIDE' UW to lor DL l-lltt Il . , yy I r I V t . , V LIS Dfe or lor all C l Q ' , ' N ' .l C E Cf' N v l V , Ftlteen Mole Instructors. Qrgofttzed Athlettgs for Boys. S o 0 A NS 'N r , Cov ' f A at :wo , Pt Y VS . .Al lllol t'tQtDL,:1 Heooo Notre MDIQESSIDNS We all lcnow what is said about the first: impress on College Yearboolc Editors spend countless hours p paratron f r Entrusted with the responsi bility of production have endeavored to fulfill our obligation by printing not alone a good frst rm resslon but also o r e o 160 WARREN STREET p td'I BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS ,lil O . . i n O in re ' o it. Q .. . I we an issue which will convey, f 'P ' , G m lasting ne. WADDEN DIQESS lncor orae 860 I In the Long Run You ond your friends wrll prrze the portroit tlwot loolcs lilce you . . . your truest self, free from stage effects oncl lrttle concerts. Ir rs in tfwe 'long Run pftotogroplny tfwot Purdy success ltos been won. portrorture by tfte comero tfrot one con- not lougfw ot or cry over in loter years. for present pleosure and future prnde pro tect your pfwotograpfuc self by ftovrng Purdy molce tfte portrolts Pleasmg Portraits Prompt Service' Right Prices' MEANS SATISFACTICDN GUARANTEED PURDY 160 TREMONT STREET BOSTON MASS Official Photographer of the Class of 1939 Special discount to all Hebron Academy Students l I I I I l l I l S f - - - I ' Compliments - - - THE THREE FRATERNITIES Beta Delta Sigma Sigma Lambda Phi Plu Delta Alpha CRONIN 8K ROOT Berry Paper Co SELL sooo CLOTHES LEWBTON MAME p Stationers cncl Pa er Dealers 127 Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. School Supplies COMPLIMENTS OF . . . HEBRON TRADING CO HERB CANTELLO Manager HASKELL ImpIement and Seed Corp Elecfrncol Supplies Davy DOUITW SUppI1eS Garden Tools Bom Equipment Form lrrplememw uordem umm Gross Seed D rw S wls Vorm e 20 Q4 Chapel Street LEWISTON ME THF NE V QTYLES FIRST CQRRECT STYLFS ALWAYS X5-A the Lowest Dosswble Pmces Consxstem with Qualify BENOIT S I f xr , Y ,J I I F F QS ' Q11 Q' she I , . TIM eu: q l Ill s Luu oln Zlqilllfl wwivabluilbm SO PFXRK ST LEWISTON Ford llc .llc rs Suu 1 l'l0II Parpnt WIg.,r Compliments of A Fl'I2I'ld Compliments of C6I'mCI'l TITOITIPSOI1 LEWISTON MAINE NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND S LARGEST OUALITY STORE GXT9 G T US c Us ew Ilwmgs to wee or I me Iwo e Porteous, Mitchell 8: Braun Co PORTLAND MAINE Y . V O I l 0 9 Q A ,f J O W! J ' O :U PWOTOQS IYVC. ' YC 5' 5 .' L o 1 s , ' lrwrtes you To use IIS mow locllmes and nslve 5 le-CIO in pur- lw ing rw , r or ' m . 'Q V Y Q l I f I Portland Fish Co. Wholesale Dealers in All Krnds of Sea Food RACKIRS OI THI TAMOUS STATE O HAINI BRAND DT OIIAI ITY CANN D GOOD CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF PORTLAND MAINE KNOX HATS ARROW SHIRTS HART SCHAFFNER 81 MARX CLOTHING co oPEI2ATIvE SHoES Cobb Watson Co 51 Court St Auburn Me BATES ST CIGAR an CONFECTIONERY CO Cmgors Tobocco 84 ConIecIIonery 5cIwroII1S Qwocolotes Vurroy S Syrups ond Truits Coco Cola 12 14 Bates Street LEWISTON MAINE Tel 3120 I T x T 'XJ-,IvI T R I .. 'T , T E OO .S o l I I I I I 9' 9 9 QD TYIGTIS oI Home-5' owf TIM 'ef' So .f TP - . '.'.e je: .o tc ,J . , , - I W. J. Wheeler 8: Co., Inc. INSURANCE FIQE, LIEET AUTOMOBILE and FIDELIW 81 SIOIIQETV BONDS Telephone 12 SOUTH PARIS MAINE THE RExALL STORE CITES. HOWafd CO. The Best In Drug Store Goods Twe Best In Drug Store Ser Is South Paris 0 Maine Ripley 8: Fletcher Co. Soles Service WOOL GAS ond VEEDOI. OIL Rome ond wel I South Pans Morne Compliments of Norway Dalry Compllments of Walter Gray Complrments of BGUCI' H6fdWafC Co 'IIC LEWISTQN MAINE Compliments of Wells Sportrng Goods Co AUBURN MAINE Tel QQOO Hooper s INSTITUTION HOME HOTEL OUTFITTERS SINCE 1862 ' V F Ot ., . D PORTLAND, MAINE Books Stationery Kodalcs Fountain Pens Gifts Toys Sporting Goods Office Supplies School Supplies Loring, Short 8: Harmon PORTLAND, MAINE Millett, Fish 8: Dresser PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS AUDITORS TAX CONSULTANTS Fidelity Bldg. PORTLAND Tel. Q 6589 Pine Tree Brand Garments Made ln PORTLAND MAINE By SAWYER BARKER CO Since 1890 See Your Local Dealer Mlllllcen, Tomlinson Co Wholesale Grocers I C1 A Supply Depot SUPERBA FOOD PRODUCTS 11 15 Lincoln Street LEWISTON MAINE flonulacturea under the Seoltest Simmons 8: Hammond Mfg Co COMPLTMENTS OF . , , Hall 8: Knight Hardware Co LEWISTON MAINE We Carry the Largest Assortment In Sportwear in Lewiston such as Odd Pants Sweaters Incl GRANT CLOTHING CO LEWISTON MAINE Hatchet Brand Food Products are used repeatedly Because They Satisfy Trya or of Hatchet Brand Vacuum Pack Coffee PORTLAND BOSTON C D SH ' 1 oilgiq or J System oi Laboratory protection. Twitchell-Champlin Co I 1 I. non lmlqvnwnl s X f . 0 a u O I ' 'WL V :, PM 1' L' :sem-' 1' 1 :'fA:' p ' 5- 1 A :: f' V: -'L I ul 0111 uph s ' I O O 9 . L 6 ' I 4
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