Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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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

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-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

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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