Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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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 . , . Y, , . . . s , c I A, n . . tn s , , . I N . , . . C. . , - e ' , s. , . 1 ' r , ., j . ., A 1 , . ' 1 i . , , . - . ,

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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

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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 .