Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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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

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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 . , . W A ,f - I I A I . r l 1 1 g 1 ' ' Q A D . r, ' , , although he is lcnown for 'driving his teams, that is , a , ., I 1 ' . is f . ' ' , 1 . , I . .

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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