Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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Q 0 0 Q Q 4 1 a v if 0 il 1 , e l i 1 Q Y i 0 Q 1 V Q 81 U If fl 9 if if R n fl i 0 I O I if 4 Q Q Q Q V lf -N Q Q -i W 9 i U fl Z: a 9 9 C I 1 r Q If Q 1' Q1 Q Q -3 iff nl 1 Q Q Q Q Q 1 V O Q I 7 , 0 4 1 A 4 ? Q U F 1 O t W C , . vu 9 n g , v w 1 n Q 4 A ,Q 1 Q s as Q . 1 Q fa Q Q , , I ,::.- I 'B 4 ' ' 1' 5' 1 fr Qvk. 4 as v 4 as 1 ,, , A 2 ' ' ' f 1- Q f .f-:. . , , . . . EA, 'U ' A , Q f E 'L ' L meek 'em Trustees of Hebron Academy ROSCOE H HUPPER, President CHARLES W ALLEN, Secretary and Treasurer FRANK L. BOYDEN GEORGE T. COTTLE SANFORD B. COUSINS JOHN H. HALFORD WILLIAM W. LORD ALEX MCFARLAND CLARENCE C. MORTON JOHN C. PICKARD CARRELL K. PIERCE EZRA PIKE ROUNDS BENJAMIN R. SHUTE CHESTER C. SOULE DR. CARD W. TWADDLE Harvard AB., Colby M.A H cfm' 111111-I c 1' Fa Cul ty 1 JOHN D. BRENNAN CHARLES C. DWYER l'lnrk ,-KH., Milimllm-b11l'y NIA. lnllry .XB I-lwurh, Yflllllfdl llirwrlm uf .'lflllI'filN'l'llIl'IlIfllN 3 CLAUDE L. ALLEN, JR. 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ESTELLE MUNROE Ilvarl Mrllrmz SlllN'l'iIl1!'7IllI'lIf nf flj'HlHII.YilllIl .5'r'rrr'iu1'y I0 U10 Hzfarlulzlslrl MISS BERLA M. SMYTHE, R.N. MR. ERNEST SHERMAN MR. AND MRS. ELWOOD D. STORRS MISS CHARLOTTE J. HARRIS, R.N. Clnff-Sl1'u'1n'rl Slow' AIIl7lllgf'I'X l?1'xirI1'nl N'rn'.v.f'.v MRS. JERALD R- TWITCHELL MR. HARRY WILLIAMS MRS. S. BARNITZ WILLIAMS Xrfzrrlrnx' In Ihr flluumi Uflin' ,S'r1f1f'rir1lwulwlf of I,ib7l!IVill7l liuildings nm! firuznrrls ' '7 THE CLASS UF 1956 President Vice President DAVID P. HAMBLETON KENNETH P. MORTIMER Wuchusett Street, Nashua, New Hampshire 173 Plymouth Street Ddrmmuih Middleboro, Massachusetts P I ' Cum Laude 3, 45 Discussion Group 45 enmiy vanm Glee Club 45 Cross Country 3H, 4H5 Bas- Glee Club 45 Football 4H5 Basketball 45 ketball 3, 4H5 Baseball 35 Track 4 Baseball 4 Secretary ERROI. K, PAINE 24 Howard Street, Bangor, Maine Dartmouth Cheerleader 3, 45 Cum Laude 45 Discus- sion Group 2, 3, 45 Hebronian 2, 3, 4 fMake Up Editorbg Meteorology Club 35 Record Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Swimming 2, BH, 4H5 Track 2, 3, 4 CLASS OFFICER Treasurer WILLIAM F. PATTERSON Snowville, New Hampshire New Hamprloire Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 45 Green Key 45 Yearbook 45 Football 45 Hockey 45 Tennis 4H BARRY S. E. BARNER 134 Porter Street, Melrose, Massachusetts Columbia Discussion Group 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Record Club 4, Stamp Club 3, 4 CTreasurerJg Football 3. 45 Hockey 3, 4, Tennis 35 Track 4 PETER S. BROWN 74 Elm Street, Camden, Maine Camera Club 2, Cheerleader 4, Radio Club 3, Record Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 2, 3H, 41-lg Track 1, -lg Baseball 2 ANTHONY S. BOK 6 Wood Street, Camden, Maine Lawrence Discussion Group 4, Outing Club 2, 3 CSecretary-Treasurerl, 4 CPresidentJ, Rec' cord Club 3, 43 Cross Country 45 Skiing 2, 3 4' Track 2 3 4 1 1 :lv PHILIP D. BROWN 55 Keho Street, Bar Harbor, Maine Colby Green Key 2, 3, 4 Cflhairnianjg Record Club 1, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, -Url, Bas' ketball l, 2, 3H, 4H Cfo-Captainlg Track l, ZH, 3H, 4H lfoffaptainj LEO T. BROWN, -IR. U5 Bolivia Street Willimantic, Connecticut Outing' Club 2, Radio Club Kg Re l, 7 0 cord f 3, -lg Football L, Skiing -, il, 4, Ten I, il, Work Squad 2, Il, 4 JOSEPH M. BUIOLD lil-1 Linroln Avenue, Rumford, flliddlebufy 1-en Key Di, 4 fSrr1'et:i1'yJL Rec' Maine 5 Q1 ' g ' ' 3, 43 Skiing 3, 4 Slunp Klub 4 l'ootball i JH, 4H lliaptainlq Baseball 3, 4 f lub ord Club LEONARD F. BUSH, JR. Vllashingtnnville, Pennsylvania V.f'lI.I. Green Key -1, Football 4H fCo-Captainj, Hockey 4, Track 4H KEITH A. CUTSHALI. 61 Sherman Avenue, Glens Falls, New York Symcuxe Discussion Group 4, Give Club 4, Outing Club 4, Record Club 4, Skiing 4, Baseball 4H fManagerJ RICHARD P. CANADAY 22 Garrison Road, Glens Falls, New York Colgate Revord Club 4, Football 4, Skiing 4, Track 4 RICHARD M. CUTTER 98 Wellington Street Nashua, New Hampshire New Hamprhire Discussion Group 4, Glee Club 3, 4, He- bronian 4, Record Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Skiing 3, 4, Baseball 3, Track 4 DANIEL CUNNINGHAM 24 West Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts Babron Dance Committee 4 fCo-Chairmanj, Glee Club 3, 4 fPreside-nth, Green Key 3, 4, Hebronian 3, Record Club 4, Stamp Club 4 fSecretaryJ, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4 RICHARD H. DAGGETT 100 Locksley Road Lynntield Center, Massachusetts Boylan Uni1fer.rity Camera Club 1, 2, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4H CManagerJ, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4H, Work Squad 1, 2, 3, Track 4 SAMUEL A. DIBBINS, AIR. 5294 Anrlovrr Str:-vt, Lowe-ll, Iil2lSS2lClIlISf'iiS Tufzx Glvv Club I, H4-broniun 2, 3, 4, 5, Outing Club I, 2, Rn-Corfl Club l, ZZ, SI, 4 QTreas- urerl, 5 LVICP-l,YGSiflCIll.l, Yearbook 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, 3, 4H, 5H, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Tennis 4, 5H DAVID W. F. FAISON 32 Washington Squaro West, N:-W York, New York Middlebury Glen- Club 3, Rororrl Club 3, 4, Stamp Club Ii, 4, Football 4, Swimming Sl, Skiing 4 Basvball 3, Work Squad DI, 4 PAUL F. DROUIN Box l7!l, Hyannis, lVIassachus0tts Tufix Danrir Counniltvv 3, 4, Discussion Group 4, He-bronian 4, Record Club 3 fS0vrPta1'yJ, 4 1'l'rcasurf'rJ, Yearbook 4, Cross Country RH fManagorj, Swimming 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4 WILLIAM B. DUNSFORD, JR. 58 We-Stford Strrct Clic-lmsfnril, Massachusetts Glen- Club 1, Hebroniun 4, Record Club 1 2, 3, 4, Skiing 1, 2, II, 4, Basvball I, 2 Tennis 3, 4 ,IOSEPH D. FEDERICO T059 Mrlman Avvrilie, Yonkers, Now York Lafayelle Czuncrzi Club fl, Disrussion Group 4, Glea- Club 2, Hvbronian 2, 3, Record Club 3, Yr-arhook 2, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4H, Ski- . 0 . , , , Q , ing .., Swnnnung 3, 4, Baseball l, .., 3, Track 4 RICHARD C. FISK 217 Laurel Street Longmmulow, Massachusetts Bowdoin Record Club 4, Hockey 4, Track 4H THOMAS E. FOSTER 21 Fessenden Road Arlington, Massachusetts Colby Green Key 45 Football 45 Hockey -LH Baseball 4H NORMAN R. GRIMM, JR. 101 Avalon Road Newton, Massachusetts Tu ft.: Record Club 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Track 4 RAYMOND E. J. GIBOULEAU 59 Palm Street, Woodland, Maine Maine Band 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Hebronian 35 Meteorology Club 3, 45 Model Railroad Club 35 Press Club 3, 45 Record Club 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Cross Country 35 Swimming 3, 4H5 Track 35 Baseball 4 JOHN W. HALES 1420 Tower Road, Winnetka, Illinois William! Band 45 Glee Club 4 CVice-Presidcntjg Hebronian 45 Jazz Record Club 45 Record Club 45 Football 45 Skiing 45 Track 4 MICHAEL GRANEY X Rock Court, Norwood, Nlassacliusetts Harvard Football 45 Hockey 4H5 Baseball 4H DONALD S. HALL 100 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Bowdoin Rocorfl Club 45 Football 4H5 Hockey 4H Baseball 4H JOHN G. HART, III X8 Wooley's Lane, Great Neck, New York Wexleyan Discussion Group 3, 4, Hebronian 4 CLit4 erary Editorj, Record Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Skiing 3, 4, Track 3, 4 DAVID C. KELLEY 276 Upham Street, Melrose, Massachusetts Brown Green Key 4, Record Club 4, Football 4, Hockey 4H fCaptainJ, Baseball 4H J. LANSTON HART, AIR. Poi'ter's Landing, Freeport, Maine Harvard Cum Laude 5, Glee Club 1, Model Rail- road Club 1, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ra- dio Cub 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, 5, Foot- ball 1, 4H CManagerJ, 5, Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 5, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Track 4, 5 EDWARD F. HOSMER T3 High Street, Chelmsford, Massachusetts Colby Discussion Group 4, Outing Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 3, Record Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Skiing 2, 3, 4H, Track 7 4 4 -, L, BLAINE M. KIMBALL 17 Second Street, Berwick, Maine New Hfzmpxbire Record Club 4, Baseball 4, Tennis 4 EDWARD C. LANGLEY 21 Hawthorne Street, Brunswick, Maine Norwich Meteorology Club 4, Cross Country 4H, Swimming 4H filaptainj, Track 4H THOMAS A. LYONS 49350 Juanita Way South St. Petersburg, Florida Discussion Group 3, -lg Hebronian Sl, 4 llVlanaging Editorlg Press Club 3, Kecoril Club 4, Football 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4 BRUCE A. MAXWELL Clifford Road, North Erlgecomb, Maine Maine Cheerleader 4, Outing Club 3, Rf-corrl Club 3, 4, Yearbook 3, Cross Country 3, 4H fManagerj, Skiing 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4 .l, -l HENRY B. MANN 1763 Sleepy Hollow Lani! DAVID E. MARTIN Babcock Road, Rockport, Massachusetts Vlainficlfl, New Jersey McGill Dartmouth Discussion Group 45 Outing Club Cl, 4, Pri-ss Cum Laurlc 4, Discussion Group 3, 4, Hub 'll Record Cl? 'l' 45 Football 3' 45 llebronian 4 llixcliange Eililorlg Jazz llccorrl Club 4 Clfhairnianlg Rccorrl Club ll'l'esirlcntj, Yearbook 4 iE4litor-in- Cliif-fig Basketball -lg Tennis 3l'l, 4 Hockey 3, 4, Tennis Sl, Track 4H WILLIAM D. MCNEIL IH Brooksirle Avenue, Troy, New York R. P. I. llecorcl Club -lg Football 4, Hockey -IH, 4 Baseball ROBERT G. MIZE I2 Franklin Street, Bclmont, Massachusetts Bucknell Camera Club 3, Dance Committee 4 fCo- Chairmanlq Discussion Group 23 Glec Club 4, Hebronian 25 Meteorology Club 4, Out- ing Club 2, 3, Record Club 2, 3, 4, Year- book 2, Football 2, 3, 45 Hockey 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4 HARRISON L. MOYER, AIR. THOMAS F. MURPHY, ,IR 14 South Lzikesifle Drive, Birchwnml Lakes 44 Highland Street Mvflforrl, New Jersey Frnmingliaini, Massachiisrlts 1VIaine Dartmouth Band 3, 43 fheerlearler 45 Outing Club 3, Revnrfl fluh 45 Fnothzill 4g Hockey 4g Record Cluh 45 Fnutlmll 3, -lg Basket' Bzusvliaill 4 hall 39 Skiing 45 Travk 3, 4H lltluiizigrri JACOB B. PIKE PIERRE E. PROVOST 36 Sch mmcn l Street, Lub c-n' , Maine -IX G rsfa 'ii Street, Augusta, Maine Maine Cornell uint.-ra Club agriw.-ri .-i.t 1 .-,- :s,4, H.-i ,1-.,,1 ian nit tfl. Sta .... C. .-..11 p :x, 45 G14-e Club .s, 4, ig Mnrlel Railroad fluh lg Press liluh 5g Outing fluh Sig lIvc'ni'al fluh fl, 4g Fnutlinll Radio Club 43 Recnril Flnh lg Yearlmnk Ci, 4II tlVl2lIlllg0I'jQ Skiing 35 Bas:-bull 3g 3, 4 tBusins-ss Manugeri, 5 1Business Tennis 4 liiznizigertg Cross Country l, ZH, SSH, 4H, 55 winnning ig Hockey 2, 3, 4, 5g 'lirark I, 13,4 TRACY B. PERRY 20 Qu:-A-n Anne's Gate, Buffalo, New York Middfelaury Outing Fluh 4g Cross Vnuntry 45 Hockey -IH JAMES QUINN 52 East Quincy Street North Adams, Massachusetts Notre Dame Rx-4'or4l Fluh 45 Cross Kiountry 45 Skiing -lg Trzwk 4H FREDERICK L. QUINT, JR. Main Street, Patten, Maine Maine Record Club 4, Cross Country 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4 DAVID L. ROBINSON 50 Lake Hunter Drive Lakeland, Florida V. M. I. Disrussion Group 3, 43 Hebronian 45 Radio Club 2, 3 CTreasurer1, Record Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4, Skiing 2, 3, Basketball 45 Baseball 2, Tennis 3, 4 H. ALLAN RIDLEY 12 Baker Street, Foxboro, Massachusetts Deniron Discussion Group 45 Hebronian 43 Outing Club 3, Radio Club 3, Record Club 4, Yearbook 3 fArt Editorl, 4 CCartoonistDg Football 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4H fManagerJg Tennis 33 Track 4 CURTIS C. ROGERS, JR. 1195 Central Avenue, Dunkirk, New York Deniron Camera Club 3, 4, Discussion Group 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Record Club 3, 4, Football 3, 45 Swimming 3, 4g Track 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER D. RIGHTER 72 Wedgemere Avenue Winchester, Massachusetts Colby Camera Club 4, Cheerleader 3, 45 Discus' sion Group 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4, Hebronian 3, 4 fCirculation Editorbg Record Club 3, 4 CSecretaryJg Hockey 3, 45 Tennis 3H, 4H FREDERICK I. H. RYAN 110 Bridge Street Manchester, Massachusetts Tuff.: Cheerleader 2, fl, 4, Discussion Group 3, 43 Hebronian 2, 3, 4 CAdvertising Manag- erjg Outing Club 2, 3, 45 Record Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 43 Football 13 Cross Country 2, 3H, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2H CManagerJ, Tennis 35 Track 4 ALAN l. SCHIRO 156 Poplar Street, Bangor, Maine Cincinmlli Green Key 3, 4 fVice-Chairmanjg Record Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4H, Basketball BH, 4H CCoACaptainl, Track SSH, 4H ICO- Captainj JOHN E. SIMPKINSON 1323 Park Ridge Place, Cincinnati, Ohio St. Laufrenre Discussion Group 4, Glee Club 43 Outing Club 45 Record Club 4, Skiing 4, Tennis 4 E. WINSLOW SHAW 44 Winslow Road Swarnpscott, Massachusetts Norwich Record Club 4, Football 4H fCoC:1ptainlg Basketball 4H, Baseball 4H EDWARD B. SLEEPER 157 Talbot Avenue, Rockland, lllaine Tufts Meteorology Club 4, Outing Club Il, 4, Record Club Ii, 4, Yearbook Il, Cross Country 3, 4Hg Basketball 3, 45 Travk 3, Tennis 4 JOHN P. SHERDEN 573 Second Avenue, Berlin, New Hampshire United Slqlef Military Academy Camera Club 3, 4, Discussion Group 2, 3, 4, Hebronian 4, Meteorology Club 45 Outing Club 2, 3, 4, Press Club 45 Record Club 3, 4, Stamp Club 2, Yearbook 45 Cross Country 2, Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Track 4 KENT A. SMITH 42 Fairmount Street Nashua, New Hampshire Discussion Group 3, Hebronian 3, 4 1Editor- in-Chietlg Reeord Club 2, 3, 45 Stamp Club 2, 3, 4 QPresidentJ, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Hockey 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4 PIERCE G. SMITH l7l Bellevue Avenue, Rutland, Vermont Middfebury Press Flulw 55 Record Club 2, 3, 4, 55 Fross Fountry ZH, 35 Skiing 2, IlH, 4H, SH5 'l'1'at'k 2, 45 Baseball 35 Tennis 5 ERIC T. SWENSON Sunset Farm, Mt. Kisco, New York St. Lawrence Record Club 35 Football 35 Hockey 3, 4H l TERENCE R. SPARROW ll East Main Street Mialillelnoru, lVlnssuf'lulsetts Tufix Band 45 Cum Laude 45 Record Club 45 Football 4H5 Basketball 45 'Track 4ll THOMAS A. THOMSON 75 Cochrane Street, Melrose, Nlassarhusetts Tuff: Green Key 3, 4 CSM-retaryj, 55 Helmronian 3, 4 CSports EditorJ5 Outing Club 35 Rec' ord Club 3, 4, 55 Football 2, 3, 4, 5H5 Hockey 2, 3, 4H, 5H5 Baseball 2, 3, 4H, 5H Cffaptainj NORMAN Y. STEIN 62 Olde Field Road Newton Centre, Massutllllsetts Pennfaflzfmzia Hebroniun 35 Reroril Club 3, 45 Footlmll Il, 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 3, 4 JAMES W. TRANCHIN 416 Vincent Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana I'emf15yl1'ania Discussion Group 45 Hebronian 45 Record Club 45 Yearbook 45 Skiing 45 Track 4 WINFRED B. VALENTINE Baybcrry Lune, Orange, Connecticut Norwich Outing Club 3, 45 Record Club 3, 45 Stamp Club 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Basketball 35 Hockey 4H fManagerJ 5 Baseball 35 Track 4 RICHARD E. WEISMAN 44 Wyoming Avenue, Malden, Massachusetts Norwich Discussion Group 35 Outing Club 25 Reel ord Club 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Swimming 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 4 CHARLES T. VAN ALEN 27 Rockland Street SWVi.lI1lI!Si'0tt, lVlasSac'll1isetts Bucknell Outing Club 3, 45 llecoril Club 3, 45 B114 ketbnll 3H 1lVlaiiugc-rl, -Ill flllzuizigs-rl: Tennis 4H tNlanauerJg Work Squad 3 R. RUSSELL XVILLIAMSON, II 97 Maple Street, Norwood, Mnssaieliiisetts I'ef111.fyf1'm1ia Hebronian 2, 3 1Circulzi1ion lwaiingi-rJ5 Record Club 1, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4H5 Tennis 1, 2, 3H Clfaptainj, 4H ROBERT I. WEBB 4X Dobic Avenue, Montreal, Canada Band ZZ, 3, 45 Outing Club 2, 3, 45 Record Club Z, 3, 45 Hoi-kcy 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 4 ARTHUR H. YUAN Number 3 Lane 34, Kinman Street, Taipei, Formosa Brown Record Club 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Hockey 45 Tennis 35 Track 4 Commencement HE BACCALAUREATE SERVICE on Sunday, May 26, formally opened Commencement Week. The Reverend Doctor Percy L. Vernon spoke on the topic Thought, Character, and Destiny. Commencement followed the two day pattern established last year. On Friday afternoon, June l, festivities were begun with the playing of the annual baseball game, this year against Deering High School of Portland. just as Hebron was catching up to the sizable lead built up by Deer- ing in the early innings a violent rain and thunder storm washed out any further baseball and left Deering the winner. Afterward, the annual tea and reception was held at the Headmaster's House. At the Commencement Banquet the main address was delivered by Professor Robert C. Albion, Professor of Naval History at Harvard University, on Our New World Responsibi1i-- ties. Musical entertainment was provided by the Band and the Glee Club. Mr. Daniel Chase of the Class of 1904 and Executive Director of the Sportsmanship Brotherhood presented a cita- tion from this organization to Mr. Dwyer for his outstanding qualities of sportsmanship. David Hambleton, President of the Senior Class, presented Mr. Allen with a check to be used for the purchase of new microscopes for the Biology Laboratory, new hymn books for the Hebron Community Church, and books for the school libraries, the gifts of the Class of 1956. Mr. Allen introduced the six members of the faculty who have completed a decade of service under his ten- ure beginning with Hebron's reopening ten years ago. As Messrs. Freiday, Jennings, Twitchell, Brennan, Willard and Williams came to the platform Mr. Allen told briefly of their contribu- tions to the School. The evening was climaxed by the announcement of the traditional awards as listed below. The next morning at the Commencement Exercises, again held in the Sargent Gymnasium be- cause of inclement weather, sixty-six members of the Class of 1956 received diplomas. The Reverend Doctor G. Ernest Lynch delivered the Commencement Address. Diplomas were pre- sented to the seniors by Mr. Roscoe H. Hupper, President of the Board of Trustees. Mr. Hup- per presented a loving cup in the name of the trustees to Mr. and Mrs. Allen in recognition of their decade of service to the School. After these ceremonies at a special meeting of the Class of 1956 held in the study hall in Sturtevant Hall, three honorary members were inducted into the Class. Honored in this ceremony were the Reverend Father John E. Conoley, retiring after twenty-seven years in the Hebron Community, the Reverend Doctor G. Ernest Lynch, deliverer of the Commencement Address for ten consecutive years, and the Reverend Doctor Percy L. Vernon, Baccalaureate minister for ten consecutive years. The traditional Alumni Luncheon and parents' and seniors' picnic buffet concluded the Commencement activities. THE HEBRON CUP . . . . . given to that member of the Senior Class who, in the opinion of the Faculty, represents the finest spirit in scholastic effort and earnestness to accom- plish his purpose, and who in his personal contributions to the School in all its aspects has given evidence of a spirit of commendable devotion, endeavor and responsibility which qualities Hebron Academy holds in the highest esteem. Awarded to KENNETH PAUL MORTIMER THE SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE . . . . . given for outstanding excellence in general scholarship in the Senior Class. Awarded to DAVID PORTER HAMBLETON AWARDS FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE . . . for excellence Biology PFRACY BALCOM PERRY . . . for excellence Chemistry ERROL KENNETH PAINE . . . for excellence English HENRY BROWER MANN . . . for excellence French DAVID PORTER HAMBLETON . . . for excellence German JOHANN DIETERICI-I NOTTEBOHM . . . for excellence History HENRY BROWER MANN . . . for excellence Latin LAMBERT EASTMAN TNEBBER . . . for excellence Mathematics DAVID PORTER HAMBLETON WALTER L. GRAY MEMORIAL ESSAY AWARDS Qgiven in memory of the late Walter L. Gray, an alumnus of Hebron, devoted friend and trustee of the School for many yearsj . . . . . First prize of 25 dollars for the outstanding essay written in a competi- tion open to members of the Junior and Senior classes. Awarded to JOSEPH DONALD FEDERICO . . . . . Second prize of 15 dollars for the next best paper in the same competition. Awarded to DAVID PORTER HAMBLETON EVERETT C. HERRICK ESSAY AWVARDS fgiven by the Reverend Everett C. Herrick of the Class of 1894, President-Emeritus of the Andover-Newton Theological Sehoolj Topic: Liberty and Security in the Welfare State. . . First prize of 25 dollars. Awarded to JOHN LANSTON HART, JR. . . Second prize of 15 dollars. Awarded to HENRY' BROVVER MANN THE ATHLETIC AWARD . . . . . given in recognition of superior performance in the field of athletics, for outstandin coo eration and a fine s irit of s ortsmanshi . 8 P P P P Awarded to EDWARD WINsLow SHAW THE REED AWARD fgiven by Carl A. Reed of the Class of I906j .....given in recognition of his fine spirit, his improvement in skill, his devotion to his team, and his unselfish desire to contribute to Hebron's athletic success. Awarded to DAVID CROWELL KELLEY AN AWARD OF MERIT fgiven by Alden W. Morgan of Hebronj . . . . . given to honor a student who has distinguished himself for his good citizenship, his willing helpfulness, his notable courtesy and his dependable sense of responsibility. Awarded to CHARLES THOMAS VAN ALEN THE WHITCHURCH AWARD fgiven by Mrs. Dorothy S. E. Whitchurch in memory of Freelan O. and Frank E. Stanleyj . . . . . a sum of 100 dollars given to aid a student of the graduating class to further his pursuit of scientific study. Awarded to TPZRENCE RALPH SPARROW SPECIAL AWARDS . . . . . for his commendable work as a dormitory proctor, for his valued personal counseling of younger students and for his earnest eiforts in the guidance and understanding of people. Awarded to WILLIAM BEVAN DUNSFORD . . . . . for his outstanding gentlemanliness, his cheerful courtesy, his readiness to cooperate and his dignified example of one imbued with a quiet but manifest loyalty to Hebron Academy. Awarded to EDWARD FISHER HosIvII2R . . . . . for his seriousness of purpose and his devotion to academic duty which have served as a steadfast example to the School. Awarded to TERENCE RALPH SPARROW HARVARD BOOK PRIZE . . . . . given by the Harvard Club of Boston to that member of the Junior Class deemed most worthy by result of high scholarship and character. Awarded to JOHANN DIETERICH N OTTEBOHM ' Q., sy X ,M X 3- ,' ,. f :-.2- .u iwg3,S?f , uf BL.. 4 1 mf v., ,f-- TW f-,H-nm my , -X .F A .mm f7 24 3 'ff Q 'iff V fy Wf f I 'iff' ff K L rfgif ,X V v ,s f , In f Q X gif ax' fy ,. Q--.fi ,. fb -We , W, fx K , 93 T' ,L-R pn- z 5 P 5 ggi is 5 5 v ,Mg M 2 r ffm rf if 5 ga ke 5 an Underclassmen .-..--.----+---- Class of 19 l'ir.vt mzu: Glzucr, Sl. l'iCl'l'C, Sutton, Smith, G., Hoilmann, BOSSCI1. Priest, Mitchell, King, Moran, Marcy, Hotchkiss f'f'UlIlf mum' Millrmig. Gicscnlunn, Howe, Tzuc, KIZIIIICV, xvhill'0IllIl, Connell, Gleason, Rowe, Pfilll. XVQIJIIQV, Bok ll., Hawkes, Thin! mum' Swurlwo-cxl, Durgin, Cole, johnson, Mcnluctk, lung, Wuhlula, 'lhrucy J., Guuld, Kunl, Mc-11 rill, Franklin, Rilllllllfh. l 0Il!'flI row: Suvcll, Mel-'arlaml, Nollchohm, Rosenberg, Rinkcr, fQCIlll2lll, Blflllllilfll, Hyatt Schiol, lfaltings, Mcllwain, 'l'1'uccy, l'. f . 3 R, .aw . M f , ,f 5 K 'A Y' KVA ' -J ' rv: f , a wx f, ,- :V 'fs Q55 A 4211 ,iw Um., Ei ?' W R 'ww Q yi A- in W My Q 3 if ,QU ge ef? ,ki ,k.,,f , is . - . N ,gg , ,aw , 2 wwf, ,if K I 1, ., f, z , . ,X Vw ,, M, . X , , ,,,f - ,- , A t WV, , iv A W Q ef x 6 v Q N Q2 ,MZ . Jim ' , ' ' K 37 fei:?f15L57f ' ' K ' K ' 'z,,,,fW?f ' 5, yin' W ,f ' 355' 3 'f'f ' fm i 'fn i Q ' ' 'i2f:h5:wY2! A qgyy , Y, ' unday Vespers X N il' Sunday Vespers is a time when the boys meet at the church to sing and worship together. 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RON XI IJ IIRIlJI.lzS I mlul Iluplm XIIIIIIII Khwl III RK'IlgIlPllN InImm.llun1 XIIIDIIIIX. Xluim- I'niluI 5l1Il0N Inlgmmulirm Xgm-mx Organizations .fl mziu' Kramer, .Xdelman, Horan. l.evvitl, filllflllllfllll. Seroizzl rrmu' Sparrow, Moyer, Clark, K., Rllllllillill Hales, lieardsley. Tlzirfl' mzu: Hr. Stackpole, Webb, Gould, XVebbev, Marcy, lVait. The Band lhe Band played belore many home athletic events in the lall and winter terms. Several spirited football rallies were sparked by the Band's participation. In the spring term ellertive appearances were made at the Memorial Day cere- monies and at the Connnencement Banquet, as well as before several special events in the Sargent Gymnasium. .X signilicant development this year was the increase in the repetoire ol' the Club. Hopes lor a larger and even more active Band next year are high as a relatively large group ol' Band members will be finishing out lour successive seasons under Mr. Starkpolcfs capable direction. For this year fine contributions were made to the success ol' the Band by one year boys -john Hales and Terry Sparrow. .rl mir: filC'SL'lll2illIl, Rogers, Connell, Huwe, Gleason. .Sffrunrl wma' Slil'l'il4'Il, Ilan-upurt, Pike, C ibuulc tu Third row: NOllCllUllIll, Mr, Mutt. mu der Gultl. Camera lub Under the guidance Ol' Mt. Mott the Camera Club rarried on two activities at Hebron this year. It placed a uioderu, well-equipped darkroom at the disposal of students who were interested in learning the techniques ul' picture developing and printing: and it provided a society iu which boys with similar interests in photography could nleet and disfuss their pictures and methods ul pholugrapliy. 'lihe Club had the benefit ol' a library ul' slide lectures lrmu the liastniau Kodak llmupany c'm'eriug a wide variety ol' topics ranging lrum lips un Koclarlumue and Kodar'olor to l'h0tog'raphy in Criuiiual Investigation. More than hall' ol' this year's members were uuderclassruen, many ol them quite skilled in photography and willing tu help the less skilled iueiubers ul' the Club. XVith this group as a starter the Camera Club next year should be able to liurther expand its ac'tix'ities. First rme: N'ehlier, Paine, lf., Kranner, Hurt. li. Snonrl 1'on': Sparrow, Munn, Hznnlileton. Cum Laude Society llns yezir hye new nienilmers were elected to the llehron Llizipter ol Linn I,zuule. lhey were seniors Qlohn l., llzirt, llenry Munn, lerenre Sparrow :intl iuniors Morton Krznner :intl l.:nnlmert Xllelmlier. 'lihese liye, :ilong with Ilztritl Hznnlmleton :intl lirrol Pznine, eleelecl in HP55, ztttentletl the liltieth znniiyerszrry eelehrzition :tt lixeter AM-zuleiny ol' the lountling ol' the Society. 'lhe new ineinhers were littingly incluetecl in exercises held in the Sargent Gvninzisiuin. On this Cluin l.ziucle llziy Ur. Iohn .X. Krout, Vice-I'resitlent :intl 1 z . Provost ol' cltllllllllllll University, gziye zin outstznuling lirst zultlress ol' :in znniuzil series to he known its the Cluin lizuule Lectures. 'lihen lmelore the entire Sehool :incl the niziny inxitecl guests lrorn northern New lfnglzincl seconclziry schools :intl eolleges the newly eleetetl rneinlmers were presented thezr eeitiliezites :incl keys by Mr. Allen, Presiclent ol' the llehron llliztpter. .Xlso :nt this eereinony the Soeiety :ninoinieecl :incl ziwzirclecl prizes to the winners ol' its prize exznninzitions lor the two lower elalsses. lhe lreshnizin exznninzition in l.:itin wzis won hy Sunnier Burr :intl 'l'yc'ho yonRosenyinge with Clhristizin yonllosenyinge gaining :in lionoruhle inention. In the sophomore exznninzition in .Xlgelmrzr l.ee Von Rhziu won the prize with .Xlun llolton receiving honorzilile inention. lVith the initiation ol' the Cluin l,:iucle llziy :intl the continued lostering ol sctholznshiln within the Sehool through the prize exznninzxtions and through exznnple, great stricles were taken hy the Society at Hebron this year. irsl mic: vonR0senvinge, 'l'., vonRosenvinge, Cl., Rogers, Scholnick, Barncr. .S'f'cr1n1l mic: l ederico, RYIIII, IJ Sherden. Third rout: Grant, Hambleton, Mann, Hart, nl. G., Cutter. Discussion Group The Discussion Group is an informal organization in which boys talk ovcr subjects which interest them, with the assistance and guidance ol Mr. Williams. The members conscientiously attended the weekly meetings and discussed such topics as religion, segregation, and principles ol' morality. Although in most cases no absolute decisions were arrived at every person participating was given a chance to state his views and in many cases to dclcnd those views. Actually no clearly defined conclusions were expected, but the very ability of each member to state his opinions and the discussions that ensued helped them to strengthen or correct previous convictions. In this way the Discussion Group helped all who attended its meetings by aiding in the development ol' cach members mind. nmu' H1lI'lll'l'. Nhilroiuh. Rout-, Ilcrrx, cillllllllltlllillll, llziles, Ciilxoult-nu, RtJl l'l'S. I'rztlt, hllllilll. Srrmirl nm , L. R l'1most, Wasson, liok. lJ,. Nlifc, Rllllllllfil, I'z1ttt-1'smi, Clutter, Nlt'llIllt'k. Knut, tlutshzill, Nlortiiuer. 'l'liirrl :un Wasil, Sthiol. llantkcs, llrulw, Nlr. Vlcuuiugs, Rlglllt'l', lluuilmlelon, llziuuzml, Smell, Simpson. Clee Club lhe t.lt't' t.luh ht-gaui lla sixth season uuclei Mr. Aleunings tlirtfction in tht- lzill term. XVith Mr. Stackpole :ts 2lC't'0llllJ2llllSl the Club begun rehearsing' lor its Clhrisliuzts lJl'0gl'2llllS. The lirst lJl'0g'l'2llll wus zt joint convert :tt the XVz1ynlI0te School in Portlauul. lhe Clluh 2ll50Sllllg'1ll tht- zinuuztl School Clhristiuzts Vesper Seri ice. In the winter It-rin Dun Clunninghzun wus elertecl Presitlent :incl Alohn llztles Vict-Al'i'esitlci1t. lu lfehruziry the flluh sung twice during the regular Stuulzty st-i'rit'c-s zu the llehron Clonuuunity Cllllltll, :incl then in May pztrlicipzitecl in the serxices ol' the Polznntl flonuuunity Church. lhe Iwo uullor :tppeurzuues ol the Lluh ocuirred in the lust month ol the year :it the Sargent Clyniuusiuiu. The first ol' these wus at joint concert with the Oak Groxe School :uid then tht' Cllulfs year t'0llt'llIllC'ti with its trzulitionznl enter- Iilllllllelll aut the c1tJIlllllC'lltCllll'llI liztnquet. .Xt both ol these concerts Pierre l'roxost :incl Hill Pztlterson sung solo parts. Although not the largest tilee Clluh in past years this group was ll lzaithlul one, und wus wt-ll h:tl:uu'c-tl hetween the various sec-lions. XVith over hull' the uieiuhers returning uc-xt yezu' at bright season ol' Ch-e Clluh activity seems certain. l mn-5 Kellex, Bowman. Sehiro, Brown. l'.D., Bujold, lfoster, St, Pierre. Mwnirl toxin' Cunningham, 'l boms Krainer, lidge. late. Hepburn. Tltirzl mam' Getman, johnson, Bush, Patterson, Nlellwain. Green Key The Green Key, in its seventh year ol' creating better relationships with other schools and within the School itsell, again did a creditable job. Under the direetion ol' Chairman Philip Brown. Viee-Clhairman .Klan St-hiro, and Seeretary -loseph Bujold the Key's duties began on opening day with the greeting ol' new boys and their families. Following the tradition ol' the last lew years the Key earried out a xery sueeesslul Green Key lforum. This meeting, on September 23, served to acquaint all students with the extraeurrieular and athletic' aetiyities within the School. ,Ks the lall term progressed the Key organized and staged several lootball rallies. It printed and distributed squad lists at home lootball games. The Organization gathered the material lor the N55-56 Hebron .Xeademy Directory. The Green Key's main lunetion throughout the year was in meeting and providing relreshments lor all visiting teams. Members also assumed the respon- sibility for the eare ol' the Common and lfranklin Rooms in Sturteyant House. To eonelude another year ol' service to the School the Key sponsored the annual old clothes drive to benefit the needy ol' the Hebron community. lnxl rrmu' xonRoseminge, C., Connell. Mann, Smith. K.. Righter, l'ainc, li.. Smith, U. .Sccwlrl row: Caswell tmer. Xlclfarland, Lyons. llart, bl. C., Ryan. Suartwood, Scholnick, 'I'hirrl ruin' Mr. Keller, Dockser, Sherden lould, Beardslcy, Drouin, Dunslord, l.ewitt. l'iUlll'fll row: Cetman, Rosenherg, Ridley, Cutter, 'liranchin, Rinker Nlillonig, Bok, D. The Hebronian lhe IIICISRONLXN this year underwent many changes and yet maintained thc lormality and good tastc ol traditional lllil5RUNl.'XN policies. 'l'he most eyident departure from tradition was a sltilt to an oll'-balance make up which gave an individuality' to each issue ol' the paper. Other important changes made during the year were the Sllllllllllllllillg ol' type laces, the introduction ol' student written advertisements which were connected with some aspect ol' lile at Hebron, the printing ol' lour feature stories ahout certain hoys and their specialized ac- tivities out ol' school, and thc use ol' a greater nmnher ol' photographs in con- junction with the Press Cluh's photographic section. 'l'he editors ol' this year's lllCl3R0Nl.VXN were Kent Smith, liditor-in-Chielf Alohn llart, Literary liditorg Morton Kramer, Features liditor: Charles Swart- wood, Sports liditorg loin Lyons, lXlanaging liditor: Henry Mann, lixcltange liditorg lleryey Connell, Copy liditor: lirrol Paine, Make-Up Editor: Fred Ryan, .Xdvertising lXlanager: and Chris Righter, Circulation Manager. Undcr thc un- tiring' direction ol' Mr. Keller all ol' these and many more helped to make the new HICBRONIQXN a lively, spirited and olten times truly original school news- paper. First row: Hales. Second' row: McFarland, Zaug. Third row: Mann. I azz Record lub This year marked the formation of a new Hebron club, The jazz Record Club. Although not a club in the strictest sense of the word, for it had no extended membership list, the Jazz Record Club served the School during the year as do many other more formally organized clubs at Hebron. The Club began because a few students desired to form an organization which would make good jazz records available to the School. The introduction of phonographs in dormitory rooms this year made easy what would have been an otherwise impossible task for this group. The School generously consented to turn over to the Club part of the proceeds of the record fairs held by De Orsey's of Lewiston at Hebron this year, and with this money the boys made their initial purchases and opened up their library. Each Wednesday afternoon after lunch the jazz Record Library was opened for business. Records were loaned for a week at a time to any student or faculty member who wished to hear them. At the end of the year through further discount purchases and one exceptional gift from Mr. john VV. Grilhn, Executive Secretary of the Record Association of America, the Club possessed approximately sixty records. Moreover, it had carried out extensive loaning operations, thus contributing to the appreciation for and enjoyment of jazz music throughout the School. rurv: Pricsl. l.angIc'x'. llllrgin, Cicsvinallll. Hollimann. Yrrwzrl ww: Gleason, Sllvrclctt, fillltlllliilll. Colo 'I'liir1l' mutt lfrattklin. Clark. K.. Hlccpcr, Nollclwoliln, Xlr, 'lwilrllt-ll. Meteorology Club hi lls thml year thc Mctco1'olog,y Club actualy lulhllctl its llm-t' ptirpostw: to p1'ox'icle the Scliool with at daily weather sc-i'x'ic'c: to givc mtuclcnlm an opportunity to learn about wcathcl' UllhCl'Y2lll0Il and plcclictioill and to piovitlt' llllitlllllill social g1llllCl'lllgS on 0Cl'ilSlUll2ll Sunday lfYClllllgS at thc liomc' ol' Mr. 'l'witc'hell, thc' Cllulfs faculty atlvisor. Dti1'ingcac'I1 week two tlll'lCl'l'lll hoys were mails rcsponsilmlc: lor thc hamlling oli thc School H'l'2lll1L'l' station and lor posting thc Cllulfs clailv WC2lllll'l' l'c'lJ0l'lS on thc- hullc-lin lmarcl in thc Srhool building. Xl thc' Sunday Cvctiittg ntcvtings mich aspects ol' inctcorology as the use ol' thc ltyclrmnctcw' and ll2ll'UIllL'lC'l' and thc propcl' rcatlihg ol' wcathcr maps were cliscusscd. .X llllIlllJCl' ol' thc lncinlmcrs ol' the Clluh tlcvotccl mucli timc to l'L'lllllllQ lmokm which dealt with the subject ol' wcathcr. Such ellort on their part is iiltliczttixcf ol' thc high intcrest which was geilvratctl in thc Meta-orology Clluh this year, Ins! mit Sl. l'it'tt't-, l'opt', I'cn'y, 'l., link, X., -lUllllSUll, lltltgitl, Denis, Srfflllfl mum' Sltcrtlclt, Sinlpkillsoll llll sh ill litlgc, Wttssuti, Sc'lmlt1it'l4. Tltinl ww: Mr, Helwig, Ctztne, Rxat1,H:n'ell, Wvllh, Yalctttim-, Mztrtin Qutin lub The purpose ol' thc Outing Club is to pmvitlc thc llelmm stuclcnt who is tntercstccl in mttttrc :tml czttnpitlg at l'll2llli'C to ztssucizttc :mtl work with others with the scum- ittrlitizttimt in :tn Ul'Q1IllllL'll mzmncr. t Umlm' thc sttpcrvisioti ol' Mr. llelwig mcmhcrs ol' the llluh czttttpccl on numt-i'- s wvvlwtltls :tt thc' School cxtliin on lllztrsliztll Ptmtl. 'l'hc 2lK'KIlllSlllOll ul' :t new mwlmztt wats Illl ztclclition to thc Cllulfs lztrilities :tt this site. .X llllIlllJl'l' ul' hikc-s tc: :tlsu taken to points ol ttzature interest in this ztrezt. In the spring' term .Xtitlicmtly Bok wats clcctccl l't'csicl4'nt ol' thc: Cluhg l t'ztnl4 olmsmt, Vice-l'resitlct1t1 ztnrl 'liztcy l't-try, Secr1'etzu'y-'l't'cztsu1'ci'. un' lreuitt. Pike. liihuulezut, Ctnmell, Smith, C . ,Snnnrl mfr: King, Shertleu, Celmzm. lieztrtlslex. S l'.. Sclmluitlt. Thin! mir: Nlr, Keller, RUSCIllJC'lg', IAUIIN, Riuker, Cztsuell. Press Club Umler the guitlztmte ol Mr. Keller the Press Club haul at lmrticttlztrly energetic' yettr. lhis ietu the Club's regular lumtitms ul l'CIJUl'llllg Stlitml news were exlmmletl by :ultliug lluur ulztiur newspapers :tml zt lew rtulio :tml telexisirm stzttimls to the list ul' the Club's mrrespumleuts. 'lihe Club :tgztiu imteztsetl stutlent interest in its autirities by clisplztying' the uewspupers in which ztrticles :tml pictures submitted by Press Club members ztplmeatretl. 'l'he most sitgnilicztnt :tctiritv ol the Club this yt-air was the CXlDZlllSl0ll ul' its plmtugrztplrit' lzuilities by the lJlll't'll2lSl' ol! am eulztrger :tml the 6SIltlJllSlllllClll ul' at Press Club tlztrkroom iu Sturterzmt lluuse. lhe pltotogntlmliic' work was cliritlecl up with one Club member responsible lor the l1llOl0gl'2llDlllllg :tml tle- relopiug iu ezteh term. Ray Cibuuleztu iu the lztll term, llervey fillllllffll in the wiuter term, :tml .luke Pike in the spring term esuli tlicl nutstztmliug work in his rt-spet tixe tour ul' tluly. .X yeztr emliug plmtogrztplty exhibit ol' the liuest pictures taken bv Club IJl1Of0gl'illDllt'l'h in the lust two yeatrs was am zu-curate relleetiou ol' the Club's ztdvztm'ement :tml zteemuplishmetmt this year. Intl lllt1',' lIHNllli'I, I'., Xtlulanaui, Sutton. llotkscr. kt'lIt'y. Xluxxxtll. Rlglllll, Xlttnn. llrouin, llihhins, Hussou cllllNl'. XI:nlt'otl. l't'lt'1son, St. l'it'ttt', .Srtonrl HIIIR' Nloxt'r. llrunu. I'. S., Xlotatn. Stholnitlt. Yinztl, llznis, llalcs Int l ostt't. Xlxt-ts, Rrthnontl, Silllll, NllNl'llL'llIl, liossvrl, XX't'isuntu, lSztt'nt'i, 'l'hirtl tow: Kiutshztll, Gihonlvau ltxcnson, C't:lnt'.i xxlllllkl. CLit'st'tnztnn. Y1lll'llllllK', CIonnt'll, Stni.h, li.. Ryan. llztll, ll. S.. lhotnson, Rtrgcrs, Sllllll ison. llztll, XX. ll.. l,ougt't', Cloltz I'omIl1 1on'.'lStilttm, Sht'rtlt'n, I'ztint'. li.. Krznnt't'. llostnt'l. IC.. N0llCllUlllll litnx. Sthutt, llztrt. tl, C-.. lwons, Holt, ll., Loultl, lluusltntl. kloitlun, l'znnt', litilwt. I'llllI rout: K-rann Nnt-Il. Xissf.-n. Quinn. Iloptz Want. Simpson, ton tlt-r crtllll, Xlillotig, Wgthtolu. l5t'ztrtlsIt'x. llltnn, filllllllllly, litlgc Ctoshx. Diztlttz Nixllt row: liztnthin. Yuan. lfisk, lfztltings. Nlt1Qowt'n. -johnson, Sthiro, Bush. Xllll', Rinlhzttk, Hzun hIt'ton. Xlx. l 1t'itlatx. l.llllt't', Rost'nht'rg. 'l'r:tt't'x, l'.. Nltlftnlatutl. lhurht't. l5ttitvItl,Ul'ill1tlt. Broun, l'. ll.. fllllllllllglllllll Record Club lht' Rt't'ortl Klluh t'ontinut'tl its lJllCll0lIlLTlIZllly' lzngt' int'tnht'i'ship with IFN inetnhers this yt'1n'. l1t'sitlt's holtling weekly t'ont'erts in tht' lzttulty rooin tht' Clluh lozinetl its t'ct'ortls weekly to intt'rt'stt'tl stutlcnts. 'lhis wats tlont' ht't'ztust' tht' ollittfrs ztntl Mr. lfreitlzty, tht' lzttulty utlxisor. lelt thztt the Cllulfs possession ol' wtfll ovtir ont' huntlrctl t'l:tssit'ztl ret'- ortls wus zthnost wustetl il only ont- rt't'ortl wtrrt' to ht' plziyctl eztth week, :tt the 1't'gu- lan' twcning tontcrt. lht' ol'Iit'ers ol the Clluh tlt't'itlt'tl to plain tht' progranns this your so t'ztt'h progrznn woultl ht' at sttrp in tht' lJlitlgl'C5SlYC growth ol' t'lztssit'1tl inusit lroin Rc'nztissztnt't' nntsit' to Nlotlt-rn inusit. ln the winter tt'rin thrt't' Mofztrt t'ont't'rts wt'rt' prcsvntetl in observ- ztntt' ol tht' two huntlrctlth znn1ix'crszn'y yt':n' ol tht' hirth ol' than grczit nntsitztl genius. Nlztny ol tht' progrznns wert' unnount't'tl hy postt'i's tlisplztying prints ol' paintings t'on- t't'rning tht' inusitztl works to ht' pt'rl'ortnt'tl with lt'ttt't'ing tlont' hy Kclso Sutton. lhis ttun' tht' outsitlt' projects ol thc Clluh int'lutlt'tl two trips to llowtloin lor special tontt'rts. :tttt'ntl1tntt' hy at lztrgt' group lront tht' Clluh att tht' Zlllllllill Nltrssizth IJC'I'liUl'lllllIll'C :tt liowtloin. :intl at trip to Boston lor at pt't'l'ot'tntntt't' ol .Xitl:t hy tht' Nlctropolitztn Upcrzt llotnpznn. l'1lt't'tt'tl its ollitcrs this yczn' wtvrc llt'nry Nlztnn, l'rt'sitlt:nt: S:nnut'l llihhins, Vit't'-l'1'esi- tlt'nt: Clhris Righter. SCt'l'L'I2Il'QQ :intl l'ztul llrouin, 'l't't':tstn't'r. 'l'ht'st' ollit't'rs ztntl tht' un- stintt'tl t'lloi'ts ol Nlr. l t't'itlttx' gint' tht' Rt'tol'tl flluh zt11otl1t'r lnost utlixt' x't':tt'. limi rout: Caswell. Nloran, Berry. Smith, K.. llarner, Peterson, .Secmul uma' Longee, Yinal, I'aine, Httsson Nitschelm, llaris. Tltirrl mfr: Nlr, lfreitlay, lidge. lleardsley. Faison. Wait. tamp lub 'l'he Stamp Club, under the guidance ol' Mr. lfretday, had a most successlul year. A large number ol' exhibits were organized. liach term the Club displayed a panel ol' sports stamps illustrating the athletic activities ol' that term. In honor ot Benjamin l ranklin's two hun' dred and f'il'tieth birthday celebration the club presented to the School two mounted exhibits ol' the new Franklin one hall' cent orange stamp. Highlighting thc lall term's activities was the visit ol' Mr. George Stilphen, editor ol lX'IcKeels' llleekly Stamp News, who spoke on his experiences in dealing with collections and advised the members on preparing stamp exhibits. A unique new activity was a stamp auction held in the lall term. lllith Mr. MacMillan as auctioneer the Cllub put up lor sale duplicate plate blocks, first day covers, and ap- provals, the proceeds to be used to buy athletic stamps lor the permanent School collection. The outstanding activity ol' the Cllub this year was its participation in the Filth Inter- national Philatelic lixhibition, held in the New York City Coliseum. ln the junior section ol' the show the Kllulfs two exhibits ol' hockey and llenjaniin lfranklin stamps and Kent Smith's panel ol' Columbus stamps won second prizes, while .Xndy lierry's panel ol' Ameri- can scientists, .Iohn Claswell's collection ol' butterflies and David Faison's Statue ol' Liberty stamps won third prizes. The ollicers lor the year were Kent Smith, President: .-Xndy Berry, Vice-President: Dan Cunningham, Secretary: and Barry Barrier, Treasttrer. Under this group and the knowing direct.on ol' Mr. Freiday the Stamp Club had one ol' its best years. ml mzw: Smith, I... Ilossert, I'ike, lfcderico, Nlann, Ridley. Connell. Sutton. Nlarcy. .sffronrl tore: Smith, I' Durgin, Paine. Ii.. Iieardslex, Hart. I, I.,, Ilronin, Gibouleau, Ryan, Sltcrden, Hotchkiss. lI'l1inI zona' Nlr. Wes Rosenberg. Gould. I'atterson, Iranchin. Ifaison, Hart. QI. Ci.. Getman. Xlclfarland. Yearbook lhe YLQARBOOK stall began its work in the lall term with the photo- graphing ol' the fall athletic teams and the senior portrait work. During the winter term the greatest project was revising the entire laculty picture section, while the advertising solicitation campaign and the organization and writing ol' sports and club articles went on at their regular pace. In the spring term the decision was made to expand the Vespers section to make it serve as a more integral part ol the book as it serves as one ol' the important events ol' the school week. During this term group photographs ol' the organizations and of the spring athletic teams were taken and a great deal ol' the final make-up ol' the book was decided upon and executed. Many people outside the YIQXRBOOK stall' itsell' helped in the construction ol' this book. In particular this year the editors are indebted to lXlr. Keller lor his help in discovering and making available an outstanding lile ol' student produced photographs. The editors ol' this book hope that there is something within it that will keep Hebron alive in the memories ol' the Class ol' 1956, and will tell all readers about llebron lile in this year. Yearbook taff Photography Contributors Hervey Connell '57 Raymond Gibouleau '56 Bruce Hotchkiss '57 David Millonig '57 Stuart Myers '59 jacob Pike '56 James Tranchin '56 Cartoonist Allan Ridley '56 Editor-in-Chief HENRY B. MANN, '5 B usi 11 ess M11 Tlllge 1' JACOB B. PIKE, '56 Editorial Staff lfVillian1 Getnian '57 Errol Paine '56 Sylvester Pratt '57 john Sherden '56 Gordon Smith '57 Staff Associates Paul Drouin '56 David Faison '56 joseph Federico '56 John G. Hart '56 john l.. Hurt '55 Bruce McFarland '57 David Robinson '56 Frederick Ryan '56 Pierce Smith '56 6 Business Staff Christopher Beardsley Theodore Bosserl '57 l'Vinslow Durgin '56 klellrey Gould '57 Barton Marcy '57 l'Villian1 Patterson '56 Peter Rosenberg '57 Terence Sparrow '56 Kelso Sutton '57 75 School Li fc ww . . K 3 My W . iw M 'W 1 W' nh iw l xg vsfgiii :Q M. K Q H w av E M ,Ai ,L ' it A if ff' AAA, 5 nun' fm 5:5 A Y-I gv4g1?2e,,M 3 ' x n ,f Wawfzf ,Www 5 m .,., . H -2' Q JA X f ba H. 9 A ifkrr MMA JM 9 Q F' 5 ig? Q5 ' ? A . A , 4 if? ww . j? za' v fa ffm A A if x A w Q ,Q Wx rx A . 'lil illnn , fs iii? W'- Q1 ww: Y fd' 'Q . . if? 1' an 3 I' l 'Q A A -,km sk :W A3 P 10 I gig Dances During' thc' Izrll term thc um lrzrclitionzll din mfr llllllfifh ill Oak Grorc :mal Wzuynlxlctc Sc-Imol were zlrlerldccl by groups ol' HL-broil students Xl XVI ill C lg C lub nmiclul llclltlon rl . 1 y1icLClhcLfc I I' ' zc 1 1-rrlcrurinnrc-rrt. ln llrc wirllcr urrrn Hebron plzlycml llosl to clclc-gzllirnrs lrorn Llic SZIIIIC scllools. llrldcr M1 l reicl:1y's illlllgilllllhl' clirec'lion llrc DZIIICC Com rnillcc, cohcirznirrnzmncd by Dun cillllllillgllillll zmcl limb Mine, clcwmtecl thc dining room Lo resem lmlc? an rnoslcrn court. l'r'ox'idccl with lzrrishlf gzrrlrcnl -i2lllil2ll'iCh, slave-clr'ircr's :md slurcs, thc llllIll'CS wcrv uutslzmclilrgly original zmcl sua ccssful. ,Xl X V:1yr1l'lcLc in May the girls, irlrpressvll IJ llClJI'Oll'H lll'C'Ul'2ll,illg' origirlzalily. worked out 1 dzmce , ,,., 1 , motif ul' i'2lC'SiIIliiCS ol' lllc Qll0lIiiSil fill ' 'Z ' 2 ' 1 SCIIS . loom ol' Illrarrlcs Xclzrrrrs. This clzmcc' c'mlc'lllclc'Ll 1 Nfl, cirjm :bln md uniqua dum: on , 1 w Q 2 5 i i Q4 as E is 5 Athletics Varsity Football C onrhes MR. SNVITZILR AND MR. .IENNINGS Michael Briggs Philip Brown -joseph Federico Philip Gleason Donald Hall 2 l Q 'W VARSITY I,ET'l'ERMlCN james Hepburn Frank Johnson Frank McCarthy Kenneth Mortimer 'llioinas Mourkas Co-Cnplaim' l.iaoNAkn lilisil, lC1m'Aium Sl-IAN' Co-Captains Bush and Slum Rich RllIllJ2l!'ll Alan Schiro 'l'cl'cm'e Spzlrrow 'llioinzis 'llionison Pierre PM wrist. M11 ringer lfirxl rout: Brown, P. D., Hepburn, Mortimer, Sparrow, Bush, Sliuw, Schno lhonison ini hatch, Gleason, Johnson. Sermzzl row: Mr. Switzer, Mile, Yuan, C1unningh.nn Btiggs McCartln Kelley, lizninzml, Hall, D. S., Lyons, Mr. ljennings. Thirzl 'rrmu' Provost, un oot I- uno Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron l lehron rlin, XvlillZlIIlS0ll, Stnurt, Mourkas, Bujold, Foster RICCLORU ti liriclgton Afztcleiily ti Kinllmztll Union 0 Bowdoin Freshmen 0 Maine Central Institute I2 Colby Freslnnen 20 Higgins Clztssicztl Institute lil New Hampton l l i arsit Football The 1955 Football team finished its sea- son with a record of one win, five losses and one tie. Undertaking a large rebuilding job Mr. Switzer, the new head coach, found not one returning letterman from last year's veteran outfit. This inexperience called for much shifting of players and reliance on virtually untried performers, and was a fac- tor in the early season losses. After two weeks of practice the team traveled to Bridgton for the traditional opening game. After giving up two early touchdowns Hebron settled down and do- minated most of the play but could only produce one score. In the first home game of the season a steady downpour and a determined Kim- ball Union defense held the team to a 6 to 6 draw. The rain held down Hebron's passing attack, its most potent offensive weapon all season, and the visitors' line backers made some very timely tackles. He- bron's sputtering attack threatened con- stantly but could only produce one touch- down and one that was called back, while the undefeated visitors made their one serious drive pay off with a score. The following week a fast Bowdoin Freshman team piled up much yardage on the ground but was confined to two touch- downs by a Hebron defense that noticeably stiffened near its own goal line. The trip to M. C. I. was a disappoint- ment as the team could not seem to get going and was soon worn down by superior man power. Against a formidable and undefeated Colby Freshman squad Hebron played one of its best games of the season in a losing cause. In scoring two touchdowns the Big Green became the only team to score on the Colby Yearl ngs all season. Back on Andrews Field the team con- tinued the improvement shown against Col- by, breakng into the victory column against Higgins, 20 to 6. Hebron gained control of this game early and in the last quarter Mr. Switzer was able to let the substitutes carry the load for a considerable time. In the final game at New Hampton the fired up home team eked out a one-point win over a disappointed Hebron squad. In a year of rebuilding and experiment- ing much credit should go to those mem- bers ol the team who played in positions not normally their own. Co-Captain lVin Shaw switched from end to tailback before the First game and carried Hebron's at- tack with his passing. In the middle of the season end Terry Sparrow switched to fullback and added drive to the team's attack. Veteran wingback Phil Brown shilted to end at mid season and formed an excellent pass catching combination with right end Al Schiro. Ken Mortimer, with little previous experience and little size, became a hard hitting blocking back. Huge Co-Captain Len Bush led a rel- atively youthful line which was stubborn and willing. Of the sixteen playing letter winners six will return next year, five of them forming a block of experience from tackle to tackle. X'Vith this group to start with it is hoped that next year the record of the team will more accurately reflect some ol' this year's hard work and training. e 5 Q 2 Ifirxl rote: Hales, Hotlmann, Murphy, Cutter, Valentine, Nlcllwain, Nlclfarland, Stein, Mentllck, Fowler. Second' row: Hart. I. CL., Grant, Yang R Sm , idley, llarl, l... Robinson Rolfe Grimm I ith, CL., Wahtola, Acheson. Tllinl rmr: Mr. West, iliarner, l'ratt, Blum, Daggett, l.'attersonl Dt souixn l,IS'l.' Co-Captains' XVINFRED VA1.1cN1'1Ntc JOHN lX'lClI,WA1N George Barnet' Michael Blum Peter Brown Richard Clutter Richard Daggett blames Drake David Faison Martin Fowler XVilliam Getman Michael Graney Frederick Grant Norman Grimm .loltn llales l.anston Hart Michael Hoffmann .lohn I.ey Bruce Mclfarland lllilliam McNeil Michael Mentuck 'lhomas Murphy Nllilliam Patterson Sylvester Pratt Allan Ridley liugene Rinker David Robinson Richard Rolfe Gordon Smith Norman Stein lllilliam XVahtola Dawson Zaug Thomas Acheson, illllllllglfl' John Hart, t7l'III7Illgf?T take. Ley, Rinker, Getman, Ifaison. Nlr, Willard, I l I. V. Football Coflcllzfs' MR. NVlI.l,.-XRD AND MR. lVliS'l' RIKIORD Hebron tl lfryeburg Academy ti llebron 7 Lewiston lligll School .l,V. 24? llebron ti llolderness ti llebron tl Stephens High School .l.V. 7 llebron lil Kcnts Hill .I.Y. ti 'l'his year the lootball team completed a live game schedule by winning once. tying once, and losing three times. This year's AI.V. edition was a high spirited team that deserved a better late in several ol' its games. Opening against lfryeburg Varsity the team held its own throughout belore bowing to the heavier oppo- nents by one touchdown. Schedule dilhculties and postponements caused by inclement weather lotced the team to play its second game against l.ewiston lligh School ll.V.'s on the next day. 'l'he team did its best, scored its first touchdown ol' the season, but could not match l.ewiston's speed. In the outstanding game ol' the season the -l.V.'s gained revenge for last year's deleat at Holderness but several tough breaks and close decisions forced the team to settle lor a tie. This was the high point ol' the season as the 'I.V.'s dominated the game against virtually the same team that had defeated them last year by lout' touchdowns. leaders in the line were center Bruce lX'lcFarland and end 'l'om Murphy, while quarterback Mike Hollmann and fullback Mike Graney were outstanding in the backfield. Co-Captains -lohn Mell- wain and XVin Valentine were not only outstanding players but also made line leaders lot' this unusually large and willing squad, lfilzsl roun' XVilliams, Mover, Thurber, l'l'utve, Sherden, Straton, lieaixfslev. Rogers. Lougee. .vfrmrl roam' Nlr. Brennan, Husson, Redmond, Priest, Hawkes, jordan, Myers, Canaday, Mlelman, Bolton, Mr. Mott. Tliirrl roam' St. Pierre, Pike, C., Davenport, Hail, Kant, Edge, Dockser, Caswell, Clark, S. Lightweight Football CUIIFIICS MR. BRENN.-KN AND MR. hlU'l l' RECORD Hebron fi Lewiston High School lfreshmen ISI Hebron I9 St. Dominic's High School Ifreshmen U Hebron ti Stephens High School Freshmen 26 Hebron ti Webster junior High School IS Although the Lightweight football team had a one and three record they made two significant contributions to the i955 football season. 'I'hey were the first Hebron football team to wilt a game in this season and the only team to score in every game they played. Under the leadership ol' coaches Brennan and Mott, the Light- weights learned the fundamentals ol' the gatne quickly and by the end ol' a spirited season played ball like an experienced club. Despite some outstanding individual plays, such as an 80 yard run by Lanny Moyer and the three touchdowns scored by Steve Hawkes in the St. Dom's game the Little Creen played as a team. Sky Thurber, Stu Myers, Hank Crimmer, Bob Straton, Chuck Beardsley, Painter Howe, Dave Lougee, and llolm Redmond formed the hard driving line that insured the relative success ol' the last backlield led bv Captain -lohn Sherden and consisting ol' Dick Canaday, Lanny Mover, Lonnie Rogers and quarterback Pete Hlilliams. Ol' the line group seven ol' the eight listed above were freshmen or sophomores. To the disappointment ol' all the last game ol' the season was can- celled. .-Xs a substitute the team was divided into three teams that competed i ' ' tourna- ment lor the remainder ol the season, thus gaining further competitive experi- ence. sou,-xn 1.is'1' Captain IOHN SHERDICN David Adelman Christopher Beardsley Alan Bolton Richard Canaday John Caswell .james Chase Keith Clark Stephen Clark Conrad Conant Philip Crosby David Davenport Ronald Dockser Bruce Edge Harold Crimmer Iames Harberson Stephen Hawkes Peter Hosmer Ralph Howe Paul Husson Alexander Kant David Lougee Harrison Moyer Stuart Myers Ceorge Nitsehelm John Peterson Albert Pike David Priest Iohn Redmond Curtis Rogers Edward St. Pierre Robert Straton Kelso Sutton Hlilliam Thurber John Wait Peter Mfilliams XVilliam -Iordan, Manager Cross Countr Coach MR. LEAVITT VARSITY LE'I 1'ER MEN Captain l.i2sTi3R M oRAN NVinslow Durgin NValter Clazer Edward Langley Edward Sleeper Lambert lvebber Bruce Maxwell, Mfnlager Captain Moran The Cross Country team wound up its season with a record of three wins and four losses. Wfith only two returning lettermen Coach Leavitt found some help from new boys and last year's non lettermen, The team opened the season hy losing to an always strong Fryeburg Academy team, 20 to Then the Green broke into the victory column by defeating arch rival M. C. l. in a close meet. In a triangular meet with Bowdoin Freshmen and Frye- burg, Hebron came out second, losing to Fryeburg but defeating Bowdoin Freshmen. ln the first of the Kents Hill matches Cap- tain Squint Moran led his harriers to a 20 to 36 victory. After losing to Could Academy the team gave undefeated Casco High School a close call, and then went on to take Kents Hill again. In the New Englands at Providence the team had hard luck as two of its top runners suffered cramps during the race, and thus Hebron could get no better than seventh out of nine teams in contention. All season long Captain Moran was an outstanding runner, placing Hrst in four meets. He, along with the other juniors, VValt Glazer and Lambert N'Vebber, provide a strong nucleus for next year's squad. The Cross Country program this year, energetic- ally directed by Mr. Leavitt, included two junior Varsity meets. Hebron defeated Kents Hill twice in these events, 26 to 29 and 27 to 28. Many underclassmen received valuable experience in these two meets and they, along with the returning lettermen, should shape next year's team into an excellent one. I1:.xl man: Quint, NVllilc'miilm, Cilzllvr. Slccpcr, xlilfllll, Hzlmlxlclmi, llurgin, l,illlgll'f', '- runrl rmv: Pike, Kl'2llllCI', Ryan, Bok, A.. l'cri'y, 'l'., Husmcr, li., Quinn. Smilli. Illini mfr: xmikoscmingc, CI., llmplircy. Hzlll, W. ll., Colo, l'iCI'lIlSilUl'll, llznis, XUllRUSL'llNlllgC. l u1lr'll1 rmu: Nlaxwvll, I'opc,S:uil1, l.Hlil'l', I':linc, Hupv, Mr. l.c:n'ill, llelmm RICCORIJ 36 Fryelmrg .-Xczulciiiy Helmm 27 Maxine Central Inslilutc' llelmron A135 Bowdoin Freslmicn llclmron 20 Kcnls Hill llclmroli F47 Ciuulcl ,-Xcziclciiiy llclmni fill Clzism High Srliool Hclmm 23 Kenls Hill Helmm 7th in New liiiglzuul Pre 20 30 5ll Ifrvclmrg' .Xczlcleiilv 30 flli vo 27 Pl F5 P21 rzimry Sflmol Meet Xhlmlwi K I, H vl , l .QT ll P W Varsit Basketball Coaflr MR. BRENNAN VARSITY LETTERMEN Co-Captains PI-HLIP BROWN ALAN SCHIRO Frank Johnson Lester Moran john McIlwain Edward Shaw Thomas Van Alen, Manager C0 Cnfllnins Brown and Srhiro S4 GJ X Q. I ff U il f .E l EBRD 23 mn. I'. ll, Sham, Nlumn, llzlmhlclon, Schiro. Sf'r'm1rI mzu: Van Alan Kclm nun, lung. Tlfinl ww: Nlr. Hl'L'IHlllIl. I'l'z1Il, -IUIIIISUII, NlUl'lilIlCl', I' I I4-Iuron I lvlmrml Ill-him! Hclmm HL-Iurull llL'I7l'0Il I lvlmm I lvlnmll llvlwnn llc-lnwm llvlrmn I lvlmm llclmm Ils'lrl'ull I lclmnl IIUIJYOII GQ H8 52 81 513 73 7-I ,.- 11: 53 Iiuwrlrnin l'xl'l'SlllllK'll 100 98 94 59 U5 59 71 n Var ity Basketball 'Iihe H155-56 Basketball team turned in an outstanding record ol' eleven victos ries against live defeats. In compiling this record the team reeled oil' seven straight wins alter losing a heartbreaking opener to Exeter by one point. Out' standing in this winning streak was the victory over New Hampton on the Sargent court. In this excitement parked game the Big Green came from he- hind in the rlosing seconds and won on a steal and lay up hy guard Squint Moran in the last ten seconds ol' play. lhe next three games lound llehron on the short end ol' the score in suc- ressive high snoring games against powerliul opposition. The teatn scored Sl, 87, and 75 points in these three games against Bowdoin Freshmen, Higgins, and Nl. Cl. l.. hut could not gain victory in any ol' them. Following this the team reeled oil' lour straight wins helore lmowing to 'l'ahor in the linal game at Marion. t t 1 lhis was a high scoring team. In sixteen games the team racked up l2l9 points, the most points scored hy any Hehron haskethall team in the last ten years. Only in the last game, when the team was dertmated hy illness and lllllll' ries, did the Big Green seore less than till points in a single game. Cio-Captain .Xl Schiro led in individual seoring with -102 points, a new Hehron individual scoring record. He averaged 25 points a game and was also second in the rebounding depart- ment. Win Shaw snagged the most rebounds, 2-lil, and followed Schiro in scoring with lll points per game and a total of filll points. Co- Claptain Phil Brown, perhaps the most improved player on the squad over the season, averaged l2 points per game and was outstanding on defense and in his specialty of ball stealing and pass intcrcepling. Dare Hanibleton played a steady game and gained valuable rebounds while little Squint Moran was a pesky guard and chipped in ll! points over the season. -Iuniors Frank john- son and Alohn Mcllwain came along fast in the second half of the season and saw extended ser- xice in that period. In addition the team was favored by an excellent managerial staff, topped by 'l'om Van ,Xlen. XVitl1 a new electric scoreboard to register the score and a lightning attack to go with its speed, Hr. lirennan's team was an exciting one to watch as it piled up the points this year. First row: Cunningham, Hepburn. Faltings, Stein, Quint. Serrnzd row: Rowe, Berry, Simpson, Sleeper, Fowler, Robinson. Third row: Mr. Fritz, Hollmann, Umphrey, Adelman, Grimm. SQUAD LIST C0-Captains DAN1nL CUNNINGHAM FRt:ntgR1eK fQlIlN'l' David Adelman Andrew Berry Donald Faltings Martin Fowler James Hepburn Michael Hoffmann David Robinson Thomas Rowe John Simpson Edward Sleeper Norman Stein George Umphrey Norman Grimm, Ma wager l. V. Basketball CONC!! lX lR. FRl'l'Z RICCORD Hebron 50 St. llominic's High School 72 Hebron 55 Kents Hill 39 Hebron 58 Leavitt Institute till Hebron flti Stephens High School j.V. 42 Hebron 68 West Paris High School 79 Hebron -IH St. llominicfs High School 50 Hebron 55 Lewiston High School j.V. 45 Hebron 45 Kents Hill -l.V. 42 Hebron 48 Stephens High School j.V. 34 Hebron till West Paris High School 43 Hebron 48 Winchester Forum Club 74 After a slow start the V. basketball team won four of its last five games to conclude a season's record of five wins and six losses. ln the late season surge significant victories were scored over two long standing V. basketball opponents. In defeating Mfest Paris the team reversed an early season loss to that team, while the win over Stephens High School -I. V.'s was one that a num- ber of V. teams in the past few years had tried without success to achieve. Another outstanding game occurred at mid season when the team came within two points ol' defeating the St. Dom's Varsity. 'l'hree seniors, Co-Captains Dan Cunningham and 1-'red Quint, and forward Norman Stein led the team in scoring, but the re- mainder ol the squad consisted olf promising underclassmen. With little to choose between various combinations of players Mr. Fritz gave all members ol' the squad a chance to see considerable game service and to gain the experience necessary before the jump to Varsity status. , , ..,. . . W.. .. .. First row: Myers, Crane, Wahtola, Clark, K., Nissen. Second row: Mr. Jordan, Sherden, Hart, J. L., Bolton, Scholnick, Caswell. Reserve Basketball Coach MR. JORDAN RECORD Hebron 34 Walton junior High School 37 Hebron 32 Mechanic Falls High School j.V. 55 Hebron 39 Mechanic Falls High School j.V. 60 Hebron 32 Walton junior High School 48 Hebron 38 Webster junior High School 44 Hebron 26 YVebster Junior High School 53 Although failing to win a single game in six tries against stiff competition, the Reserve basketball team displayed fine spir- it and enthusiasm throughout the season. Under the knowing direction of Mr. jordan the squad spent much of its practice time learning basketball fundamentals and team play. For several members of the squad this was an op- portunity to learn at Hrst hand about a game with which they were not familiaryand had not played before, while for the bulk of this predominantly underclass group this training served as the beginning of the ladder to future .l.V. and Varsity basketball playing. SQUAD LIST C0-Captains JAMES MITCHELL XVILLIAM WAHTOLA Alan Bolton Michael Briggs Keith Clark Kennedy Crane Frederick Grant Harold Grimmer John L. Hart Henry Mann Stuart Myers Christopher Nissen Peter Schiot Robert Scholnick john Sherden Lee Von Rhau Stuart Whitcomb Iohn Caswell, Manager Varsit Hockey Coach MR. MACMILLAN VARSITY LETTERMEN Captain DAVID KELLEY Samuel Dibbins Thomas Foster Michael Graney Donald Hall William McNeil Thomas Murphy Tracy Perry Eric Swenson Thomas Thomson Robert Williamson Winfred Valentine, Manager .K Captain Kelley 9 5 u 9 'AWK .1 14 al 1 5 1 f .I , fl Q D 2 I lcimnx I lc-Imm Il1'ln'rm I lc-lmrml llm-Imrll Ilvlnml llc-lrmll llc-Imnl llc-Imm Ilvlmmll I In-lnun lIL'lrl'nll lf0Ill'Ull IICIHUII ,.. , .... 4. RI-16 .ORD Illlnn Xczulvxm llupc High Smlmol nliiigllill ,XIZIKICIIIN .Xlumni Nam Ilillllliltlll Phillipx -XIIQIUXCI' l,K'NiYlUIl High Smlmol Colby I'l'i'SllIlll'll N'ill4'lll'Slc'I' Iligh Srlmul , , , Xvu' lIl'IJllI'llIUl'N Srllmml Iimuluill I lwl1lm'l1 Sl. Il0Illillil'5 High Sdn lillrrillxillc' High Srlmul Dnlllllulllll I lL'5lIIlll'll fm. xsllllllllvlll X llullmr SHUIISO x rm-5 1.111114-5, Ilummm. Kvllcy, I,l'll'f', I.. lfmlcr, Srruml r Ililvlninx Illll Il S Nluxpllx Xl4YmiI XII XluNIillm fi il il H I l fi -I .r 'J I5 ml l 1 1 1 iarsit Hockey 'l'he 1956 Hockey team ran up another im- pressive victory record hy registering len wins against three losses and a tie. The final win ol' the year against Burrillville marked Hehron's l7th straight home hockey victory and win num' her 43 out ol' the last 54 games. But the real highlight ol' this season was the victory over St. Dom's, the first in tell years ol' trying. After comparatively easy wins over Tilton and Hope High School the first crucial game of the season was played at Stanley Arena against Bridgton Academy. In this game the team scored a spectacular victory in coming lrom hehind in the third period to win, Fl lo 2. 'l'his same type ol' spirit was shown on the following Saturday as the Big Green upset a star studded ,Xlumni team, 9 to li. Alter squeaking by New Hampton in overtime the team lell into a lmriel' slump. Andover notched its first hockey victory over Hebron in three years and the team lost a one goal heart- breaker to Colby Freshmen and tied Lewiston High School. Returning to home ice after four games on the road the team broke out with a rash of scoring in turning back Winchester High School, New Prep, and Bowdoin Freshmen. In these three games Hebron scored 25 goals. This return to top form set the stage for the big game with St. Dom's, a team that was later in the season a finalist in the New England High School Hockey Tournament. Russ Williamson, substituting for the injured Eric Swenson in the goal, turned in an outstanding performance as the team drove to the victory that so many Hebron teams before it had vainly sought. In the next game the Big Green continued its excellent play in downing a tricky Burrill- ville team. This game produced some of the finest hockey of the season. As a fitting climax the season concluded with an overnight trip to Hanover, New Hampshire, for a game with the Dartmouth Freshmen. This was one of the most efficient groups ever assembled by Mr. MacMillan. It was not a team of individual stars, but rather one that had boys who were willing to give their whole hearted co- operation and spirit as well as talents in every game. Captain Dave Kelley, an outstanding player and a quiet and effective leader, led the veteran line of Sam Dibbins and Tom Thomson from his wing position. Mike Graney, Bill Mc- Neil and Tom Murphy comprised the second line. Both of these lines were very evenly matched. Three excellent defensemen, Tom Fos- ter, Tracy Perry, and Don Hall, rotated in the two defense positions. Eric Swenson started the season as regular goalie and played well, but an injury suffered in practice after the New Prep game forced him to the sidelines for the re- mainder of the season. Russ Wlilliamson, who had some previous goaltending experience, took over the position and did an outstanding job. None of the lettermen were underclassmen and next year Mr. MacMillan must look for strength in the group of -I.V. players of this year. But always there will be the record of this de- voted team to spur on next year's Varsity. Fifrst row: Merrill, King, Smith, G., Bowman, Smith. K. Srmizd mat: Ryan, Swartwood, Mentuek, Fisk, Wait, Burner. Tliirfl rozv: Mile, Patterson, Mr. Jennings, Righter, Hyatt. SQUAD LIST Captain GoRnoN SM1'rn George Barner Richard Bowman Richard Fisk Paul Hyatt Paul King lvlichael Mentuck Alden Merrill Robert Mile X'Villiam Patterson Christopher Righter Frederick Ryan Kent Smith Charles Swartwood -Iohn YVait Hel iron llcbroli Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron 'l'he 1. V. Hockey cram-1, MR. AIICNNINGS RICCORD tl Mechanic Falls High School I I Kenls Hill 3 fi Sl, Dominic's High School j.V. 1 1 Dixfield High School 2 1 Kents Hill 2 3 St. Dominic's High School J.V. 1 V. hockey team, with a record of two wins and four losses, completed a successful season as both of the victories were scored over traditional rival St. Dom's il. V.'s. In a series of closely contested games Mr. -Iennings' team gave strong opposition to varsity teams from Mechanic Falls High School, Kents Hill and Dixheld High School, the latter a Hnalist in the Maine High School Hockey Tournament. ln conquering St. Dom's the team turned the trick that few V. hockey teams before them had been able to accomplish, and did it in convincing fashion in winning by the score of 3 to l on both home and away ice. Butch Smith, one of several promising underclassmen, led the team as Captain in this most satisfying season. First row: Clark, S., Conant, lVilliams, Davis, Levenson, Hosmer, P. Scronrl row: Mr. Jennings, Macleod, Harberson, Burr, Lo-ugee, Chase, jordan. Third mzu: Edge, Drake, Bush, Ley, Loker, Grant. I. V. Seconds Conch MR. -IENNINCS RECORD Hebron 5 Mechanic Falls High School j.V. 3 Hebron 9 Mechanic Falls High School 0 This year the hockey program was extended to include a third team, made up almost entirely ol freshmen and sophomores. Sharing the Stanley Arena with the Varsity and V.'s the V. Seconds also put in valuable skating sessions on the tennis courts across lrom the Arena, in practices and in clearing the ice. In two games with the Mechanic Falls High School V.'s the team went undefeated and improved its performance. A fresh- man combination of Dave Lougee, -lim Harberson, and Summy Burr showed great promise for the future while t11e entire squad gained valuable experience lor the additional coaching and attention given to it as a separate team. SQUAD Lisa' Sumner Burr Leonard Bush James Chase Stephen Clark Conrad Conant Malcolm Davis James Drake Bruce Edge Frederick Grant ames Harberson Peter Hosmer lfVilliam Jordan Barry Levenson -Iohn I,ey Robert Loker David Lougee Eldon Macleod Peter llfilliams Varsity Skiing C oaches MR. HELWIG, MR. KYI.lQ-KEITH MR. S l'ACKPOI.E VARSITY LE'l 1'lLRMliN Captain josiivii Bujorn Wlinslow Durgin Edward Hosmer Bruce McFarland George Nitschelm Pierce Smith David Millonig, Ala Hflgff r Captain Bujold The Ski team was greatly hindered this year by a lack of snow in the three weeks following Christmas vacation. However. the team turned their snowless weeks to profit by doing numerous calisthenics and running timed loops around the campus. The weather forced the canceling of the first three meets, but in this period the team had a day's skiing on Mt. Mfashington and some cross country and jumping at home before it went to the Kents Hill Wfinter Carnival. ln the meets during the remainder ol' the season the team was defeated by Kents Hill twice and once narrowly by Kennett High School but a closing victory was scored over Bowdoin Freshmen. In these meets Captain joe Bujold and XVin Durgin were the lHOSt versatile and highest scorers of the lettermen. As a remedy for the early season lack of snow several trips were taken to the new Sugar Loaf Area at Kingfield, Maine. To climax the short season an enjoyable skiing weekend was spent by team members at North Conway. The devotion of this year's squad to skiing and the continued development of the Earl W. Brown Ski Area made this another profitable skiing year. lux! mr: llmrlmcr, Rcrlmuml, lmwill. Sl. l'lL'll'C, Umllrl, l1cz1l'clslc'x. xffllllll mum' lhlllflll, Xi Si'llCllll, Smith I'., liujnlcl, Nl1l zn'lzlml, llrmnu, li., XML llclwigx 4 l RICCIORIJ llc-lmm 282.8 Kvnls Hill N 293.2 Nl:-xiru High School 1845, l clmm 31511.53 Kcnls Hill 3911.7 KCIIIICII High Sclmol 370.3 llclmm fl8l.l B0Wll1lllll'1l'CSlllllCll fl54i.l M y we r'5'x' u'l 312' ge lllil' , q .M n illrgl llllviliil . l',lf1-gd llflz ll f. .fl 1 :,, . -fl ,T A N11 arsity Swimmin VARSITY LETTERMEN Captain EDWARD LANGLEY Robert Bannard Dennis Bok Peter Brown Richard Daggett Raymond Gibouleau Errol Paine Rich Rirnbach Allan Ridley, Manager Coach MR. SWITZER Captain Langley ui ' '1V,1'f ' f A 'Lk- Y H Firxl row: Rimbuch, Brown, P. S., Bannzxrd, Langley, Bok, D., Paine Diggett Suomi mu filllflllleilll, Vinal, Crosby, Rogers, Glzuer, Sutton. Third row: Mr. Stsitler Herxnsdmf Blum Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Drotlin, Weisman, Priest, Peterson. RECORD 60 Bowdoin Freshmen 40 Edward Little High School 52 Phillips Exeter 4I.V. 30 Portland High School 48 Cheverus High School 38 Deering High School 48 Brunswick High School 55 Bowdoin Freshmen 5th in New England Preparatory School Meet Varsity Swimming The Swimming team won six ol' its eight dual meets, losing by one point to Deering High School, and to always strong Portland High School. Two over- whehning victories were scored over traditional rival Bowdoin Freshmen. Captain Ed Langley led the team, winning thirteen free style events, while Denny Bok in the individual medley and Bob Bannard in the backstroke fol- lowed closely for lop honors in the scoring. Errol Paine led in the breast stroke while Pete Brown and Dick Daggett picked up valuable points in several events. Rich Rimbach was strong in the sprint events and Ray Gibouleau led the divers. As a special feature of the season the team was invited to participate in the A. A. U. Swimming Carnival at Bowdoin. ln this meet llebron's medley relay quartet took a third place against strong opposition. In his First year as Swimming coach Mr. Switzer not only guided the team to a .750 average but also worked hard in grooming a large and promising group of underclass swimmers. In conjunction with this part of the program one V. meet was held, with Hebron topping the lidward Little V.'s, 40 to 36. The line squad spirit oi' this year's group helped in making this a fruitful and enjoyable swimming season. arsit Baseball C oaches MR. WILLARD and MR. MACMILLAN VARSITY LETTERMEN C aptai n 'THOMAS 'THOMSON Robert Bannard Thomas Foster Michael Graney Donald Hall james Hepburn David Kelley Bruce McFarland Sylvester Pratt Edward Shaw Keith Cutshall, Manager Captain Thomson 24 Jimi- , ' J 'bu Y' ' Q ft if 'gf' Q me 1 - E l ir.s1 ronx' l'lCPlllllill, Kcllcy, Foster, Tholnson, Hall, D, S., cQl'2lIlCy, Hililllllllll from um s 1 C Llllhlll l'1 Bammrd, Shaw, Quint, Mc-lfarlainl, Savcll. Third ww: Mr. Willzml, Snuth lx Nluipln Hyatt Stun Bu olcl Hebron Hclmron Hebron Hebron Hchron Hebron ll l-l 3 0 l 4 Mr. hI2lClxIlll2lIl. RECORD Bridglon Academy Fryclmurg ACLILICIIIY Kcnls Hill Colby Freshmen 'l'illon Acadciny Deering High School ar it Baseball 'l'he 19513 Baseball team started its schedule handicapped hy a late spring. In spite of this fact the team pulled off to a fast start. However, continued cancellations and few nlid season prac- tices were a deterrent to the team, as they fell hefore a series of powerful rivals at the close of the season. In all a record of two victories and four de- feats was hung up. Clapitaliling on walks Hebron broke away in the late innings to defeat Bridg- ton Academy for its first win. The Big Green then showed its talent at the bat in running over Fryeburg with 15 hits, including 5 extra base blows. The team ran up a total of 24 runs in these two games. In its first defeat of the season the team was overtaken by a well coached Kents Hill team which took advantage of the control difficulties of Hebron's pitchers. Though losing, 3 to 0, the team played a sterling defensive game against Colby Freshmen and threatened throughout. The Big Green lost to a good hitting Tilton squad and was be- ginning to solve Fred Harlow's Deering High club when a thunderstorm halted the game in the seventh inning. Captain Tom Thomson and center- fielder Dave Kelley were steady perform- ers on a well balanced team. Sopho- more catcher Pete Hepburn handled his duties exceptionally well while Win Shaw and Bob Bannard formed a cap- able two man pitching staff. Fifty-six of the seventy-one candidates for baseball this year were underclass- men. With four underclass lettermen returning and the above mentioned amount of material advancing from this year's lower teams, next year's varsity Baseball outlook is a bright one. First row: Adelman, Myers, Smith, G., Harberson, Weisman, Maxwell. Second row: Scholnick, Rowe, Umphrey, Wahtola, Gleason, Mortimer, King. Third row: Mr. Switzer, Hope, Beardsley, SQUAD LIST Captain PH1L1P GLEASON David Adelman Christopher Beardsley James Harberson Peter Hope Blaine Kimball Paul King Bruce Maxwell William McNeil Michael Mentuck Alden Merrill Kenneth Mortimer Stuart Myers Thomas Rowe Robert Scholnick Gordon Smith George Umphrey William Wahtola Richard Weisman Dana Cole, Manager Mentuck, Kimball, McNeil, Merrill, Cole. . . Baseball Coach IWR. SVVITZER RECORD Hebron 5 Holderness 2 Hebron 10 Gould Academy j.V. ll Hebron 4 Leavitt Institute 14 Hebron 9 Bridgton Academy J.V, 6 Hebron 3 Gould Academy j.V. 5 Hebron ll Bridglon Academy j.V. 7 In six games the V. baseball team split even. Two wins were scored over Bridgton Academy kI.Vfs and a particularly satisfying vic- tory was the win over the Holderness varsity, the first by the j.V.'s since the beginning of this series two years ago. In the two losses to Gould J.V.'s the total margin of difference between the teams was only 3 runs out of a total run production of 29. Under the direction of Mr. Switzer many future varsity players benefited from the games, individual instruction, and team discipline. At the conclusion of the season first string catcher Phil Gleason was elected Captain of the team. lfirwl mir: XVilliains, Conant, Longee, Hnsson, llerry, Redmond. Sffnnirl rrmu' Kant, Pike, C., Crane, Lexenson, Yinal, Nissen, Critniner. Tlfirrl rrnv: Nlr, Ifrill, Holton, Cihonlean, Drake, Nlillonig. lfallings, lidge, Clark. K. Hilltoppers flllllfll MR. FRITZ RICCORD Hehron 8 South Paris High School -IX. T Hebron fl Mcthatlit' lfalls High School RIN. IH Hehron ti South Paris High School -IN. lil Hehron lil Kenls Hill j.Y. 9 'l'he Hilltoppers, roarhed hy Mr, Fritz, got oll' to a line start this year hy winning the first game since this squad c-ante into existenre five years ago. I.aler in the season the teznn followed np this Hebron first by winning a second game, thus making a season's rerord ol' two wins and two losses. Captain -lohn Redmond, a lreshnian, led a large and spirited group made up lnostly ol' the two lower classes. Many ol' these boys had never played organized hasehall hefore, hut with the special talent and willingness ol' this year's group a lille season was enjoyed. andlotters SQUAD I.IS'I' Captain -lol-IN Ill-QDMONU Andrew Berry Alan Bolton Keith Clark Conrad Conant Kennedy Crane .laines Drake Bruce Edge Donald Faltings Raymond Cibonleau Harold Grinnner Patil Husson Alexander Kant Barry Ievenson David Lougee David Millonig Christopher Nissen Albert Pike David Vinal Peter Hlilliams l KA 1 K . Ut First mar: Howe, Connell, Hall, W. D., Mttflown. Srrmzrl mztu' Clark, S., Hosiner, l'., Dockser, Caswell, vonRosenvingc, C, Tlzirrl rmr: Mr. Iordan, lang, linker, Iordan arsit Tennis Coach MR. S'I'ACKPOI,Ii VARSITY LETTERMEN Captain SUMNER BURR Samuel Dibbins Peter Giesemann Walter Glazer William Patterson Christopher Righter Robert Williamson Thomas Van Alen, Manager Captain Bur: in D. X G- KW: :cg Q 5'5- CSCIIIZIIIH, llilnbins, nlll'l', xvillillllliflll. .Swnlrr ml Sl lcklm L f.lal1cl', Righlcr, l'alic1'so11. Yun .Klux Hclmm Hclmm Hclmmll H Clllkflll Hc'ln'rm Hi'lDI'4lIl u RI-ICIORD 3 llmuloill l'qlkCSlllIll :m ilollmy l'1l'L'SlllllCIl 4: News l l2lllllJl0ll I licrwllcrill l'1l'L'SlIllN'll fi Hcrldcrm'ss 9 Tilton .Xuulclny Var it Tenni In Z1 succession ol' close matches the l95li Tennis team could manage only two victories in six tries. Generally the competition was tough and the Hebron team lacked enough depth to make it- self really eflective. Outstanding on the courts this year were two newcomers: Sumner Burr, a freshman playing in the number one spotg and Wlalt Glazer, a junior who successfully held the second position, Burr, winner of four ol' his seven singles matches, was honored by being elected Captain ol' the squad, the first time a freshman has captained a varsity team since the reopening of the School ten years ago. Russ vVilliamson, playing number four this year, won six ol his seven singles matches and teamed up with Sam llibbins to win live out ol' Eve doubles matches. Perhaps the two best performances ol' the lt'ZlIll were in downing Colby Freshmen, 5 to fl, and in shutting out Tilton, 9 to 0, at the conclusion of the season. With the first, second, and sixth man on the team returning next year and several promising underclassmen ready for promotion, next year's record should be an improved one. First row: Lewitt, Robinson, Smith, P., Mitchell, Second row: Nottebohm, Webb, Mann, Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Rosenberg, M r. Moll. . . Tennis Coach MR. MOTT RECORD Kents Hill St. Dominic's High School Portland High School St, Dominic's High School Portland High School SQUAD LIST Philip Lewitt Henry Mann James Mitchell ohann Nottebohm David Robinson Peter Rosenberg Pierce Smith Robert Webb The tennis team had a successful season this year, winning four out of five matches. Only St. Do1n's varsity defeated the team, narrowly, 5 to 4, a score that Hebron had pinned on the 'Doms earlier in the season. The first match of the season was an outstanding one as the team shut out Kents Hill Varsity. Under the supervision of Mr. Mott several promising underclassmen received the experience needed before advancing to varsity status next year. Varsity Track Coaches MR. HELWIG and MR. LEAVITT VARSITY LETTERMEN C0-Captains PHILIP BROWN ALAN Scnmo Leonard Bush Richard Fisk Jeffrey Gould Frank Johnson Edward Langley David Martin John McIlwain Lester Moran james Quinn Rich Rinibach Terence Sparrow Charles Swartwood Patrick Tracey Harrison Moyer, Manager C0-Captains Brown and Schiro .wi As g cggf Y , m i n... -WJ Hu Q ik . L S lui- Ifiml uma' lilmse. NK-lmlxc-1', Rogers, Moran. Brown, l'. IJ.. Schiro, lullgley, Duryin, lfemlerico l' us Sflilllf rrmx' Pope, f.r1mn1, llosmer, la.. Ryan, fllllllllllgllkllll, Clihlllll, lllulher, SlHll'lW01ll, Rimhiuh mson lx u 'I'l1iwl row: xonRosc-minge. 'I., Nlzurlin, Ilznlzlcluy, Ulillll, Blum, Mile, Simpson, llzxukes, Qumn Dlx N lou wuz' Moyer, 'l1'z1c'ey, l'., Nlfllllllill, Bush, SIIZIITINY, ,l'I'2lllC'lllll, Humhlelon, lfisk, Nh: Leaunll Nh lk un RICKZURIJ Helmm till Colby l'vI'L'5llIlll'll 57 Hebron 82 Lewiston High School 215 Helxmll T3 limlwznll Lillle High Snhool ll Helmm 77W New Hampton 'WW Hebron 30 liowcloin I'1I'CSlllllCll lil Rents Hill fl llelmm Tlh in Class li ill New lfllgllllltl l'l'l'IJllI'2ll4ll'l Smhool Heel Helmm 57 'lillon .Xczulemy till xlllilll' I'l'epz1l'1llory School vl,I'1ll'li cllllllllllliilldlllb Hehron ' ' :AW Nlzune Clenlrul lllSllllllC WW lfryelmrg .Xcurlellly ll Kenls llill 7 arsit Track The 1956 Track team, under the guidance of Mr. Helwig and Mr. Leavitt, had a winning season as they piled up an average of 67 points per meet. Only Bowdoin Freshmen and a strong Tilton team narrowly subdued the team in regularly scheduled meets. Hebron's most outstanding victory came against Colby Freshmen, 60 to 57. The team again participated in the Exeter Relays as an opening meet and closed out the season in the New Eng- land and Maine Prep School Meets. At the New Englands junior Frank John- son scored a third in the 880 and Rich Rimbach, another junior, got a fourth place tie in the high jump. At the newly revived State Prep School Meet, held at Colby, M.C.I. was the winner with Hebron a close second. johnson won the 880 in the new School record time of 2:05.8, Co-Captain Phil Brown was a double winner in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and junior Pat Tracey took the high hurdle title. During the season several other out- standing perlormances were turned in including Terry Sparrow's new School discus record and Ed Langley's string of victories in the quarter mile. Next year's record should be an out- standing one as almost half of the let- termen this year were underclassmen. Y 95' x Q My x' 4 H 5 E X , ,Rx ,Wt :Ki 05 My 1' 7' 5 4 'W ' -rn ,, ' 2 1 'j' iw 5 A sa UN , ? g ' 1 z ,Q . I Q . 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