Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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f DR. RALPH LESLIE HUNT AB., Bates: A.M., Colbyg Ed.D., University of Maine Principal As the headmaster of the Academy, Dr. Hunt is a true friend and a faithful guardian of every boy in his charge. His valuable, informal talks make the chapel period worthwhile. Those who are both' ered with some problem, no matter what it may be, all seek Dr. Hunt for his helpful advice: many of the students find it very pleasing and well worth the time to visit him for a heartftofheart chat. Dr. Hunt believes that the building of line character traits in the student body is all important. Towards this goal he works. It is hard to set forth the deep appreciation we feel for the enduring aid he has given. Regardless of what the coming years may have in store for us, we know that Dr. Hunt and Hebron Academy will be the inspirations that will spur us on to success.

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MR. ARTHUR LEE FIELD A.B.. Colby Registrar, Latin and Mathematics We often wonder what the Academy would do without Mr. Field, for, besides conducting classes in Latin and advanced mathematics, he also computes the period marks, which seems to us a very boresome task. lf there is one member of the faculty that has a deep propensity for exactness, it is Mr. Field. At any time one can expect an outburst of humor from him followed by a hearty laugh, and We can truthfully say that the students laugh with him instead of otherwise. Our only regret is that we could not have taken a course in Greek and, for some of us, Latin before entering one of his classes. Not a few will remember in the years to come Mr. Field for his fairness and for the many valuable lessons we have learned from him. MR. CHARLES CLARKE DWYER Aa, Colby Teacher of Biology and Director of Athletics Coach is probably the best known member of our faculty, not only in the classroom but on the athletic held. His help and advice at the gym have made life there pleasant and helpful for all. He is Ath- letic Director in the true sense of the word. Many a fellow who was discouraged has changed his mind after a few words from Coach. We were glad to learn this fall that he would resume his coaching duties after a lapse of several years, aiding his former pupil, Danny MacFayden, in handling base' ball. Vsfe will always remember Coach Dwyer's pep talks at our rallies. He is truly a part of Hebron which we will never forget. ini