Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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Q ' .. , .::x:-::1:.-g.w LAfr:.'u- ' '-. --I1 ,-1 -.-3gg....:L:r4-ig. . --I-il --'-- -- 1' 735 ' '-' -':'.a:r: ? 'p.f- W - .'-- --'--' - Y . . 1:1- -- - L .' Nw HEBRON ACADEMY'YEARBOOK U57 HEBRON, MAINE Volume I Il. Heloroifs history is long and memorable, a succession of school years swelling the record. And now, this is the year, and these are the mof ments, at a place we will never quite forget. 5 sv gf We, the Class of 1957, dedicate this hook to Daniel Q. S. Jennings. He has set us a superior academic standard. Cn the fields, in classf room and practice hall, everywhere in school life, he has loeen devoted to his Work and to Heloron. ln all things he has shown us the Way of the gentleman. -,Y M M' fr 0 AC4o N QV' e .IQ .xi 4,1- 5 A 1 Y' 7 If 2 3f':'N'2 'x oolv ' X90 DED Trustees of Hebron Academy ROSCOE H. HUPPER, President CHARLES W. ALLEN, Secretary and Treasurm' FRANK L. EOYDEN SANFORD B. COUSINS JOHN H. I-IALEORD WILLIAM W. LORD ALEX J. MCEARLAND CLARENCE C. MORTON JOHN C. PICKARD CARRELL K. PIERCE EZRA PIKE ROUNDS BENJAMIN R. SHUTE CHESTER C. SOULE DR. CARD W, TWADDLE CLAUDE L. ALLEN, AIR Harvard A.B., Colby MA H Czlll7Ilzl.YfL'l' Faculty CHARLES C. DWVER GEORGE W. FREIDAY, JR. Fnlby .X.B. Bmuiuin AB. lliffflffl 'lj .Illllriirx-Ixmr1ill1.x l H'II!'ll', S11-flrlixlz 4 f' 3 ,, A 1' Y 4 xv , NM, , Wslfigjf in ' S .,:. . A, M .. A 14. ff' Q AZ,. , j K ,px 4 ,, ,L ix px K 1- lv , I I QM, V,.,,,,W ,Q 5 -W N Q gg X gf -M !' N , N .5 45, 'ul Lit ,, gx gsgifig 3 Y s JOHN DAVID HRENNVXN I'V'l - IU57 ' . Kink lmun llx .X,I1..NInl4IIm-Imlllx C Ill 1 XI X lm uhm of llulmh :xml 5ll2lIlISll. :ml Cuull rl X Il IIN ISI kill lll ll Ilclnml X1 ulum I H1 I I 1 The Class of 1957 dedicutcs this page to IHCII10l'y of ICI-IN DAVID BRENNAN teacher, ctoach, and fricncl. A N T tafl' DR. JOHN J. BUSCH AR if i NIRS. ROSE A. BUTTS N1 llflllf l'l1v.si1iun l2m1l.'l:f'1'fn'r llwul ,Hulmn NIRS. ROBERT CLOUGH MR. HERBERT FOSTER MRS. ESTELLE MUNROE MRS. GUY PATTERSON Slljamilllwrlrlwnl nj UXHIIIIIATIIIII .S'rr1'1'lr11'x' In lllr' Ilr'11rI1lm.xl1'r' f1.Hi.X'fIIllf llrmlrlf1'rj1r'r A . 1- , 1 f - we if R 'RR RH - 2-. ,. 'L ,R 3- f W- v. , ,fx -- .. H QQ ' . 5. Q X . , . I A A J' 1-. 3 wi? V ggi ,151 MISS BERLA M. SMYTHE R.N. MISS CHARLOTTE J HARRiS RN. MR. ERNEST SHERMAN MR. AND MRS. ELWOOD D. STORRS R,,ml,,,,f ,XQIIVKICN f2l1r'j'-.S'lwzwnrl N'lm'f' A'IlllllgI'l'.Y MR. HARRY WILLIAMS MRS, JERALD R. TWITCHELL S,,l,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, of MRS, 5, BARNITZ w1LL1Anvus Srnzlrnvx- In Ihr' .fllumni olfiff liuilrlingx mul firuunrlg Lfllffllfllfl Class of 195 7 Q l lul Pxeildent LAMBERT E. WEBBER Augusta Roail Winslow, Maine Ya! e nfl 1, 2, 3, Cum Laude' 3, 4, Rvcoril x I, ZZ, Cross Country 2lH, 4H, Skiing I Truck Il, 4, Latin Awami Vice Preyident JOHN F. MCILWAIN 309 Wvst 10-ith Street New York, New York Duke Ch:-erleadvr 4, Green Key 2, 3, 45 Hebron- iau Sig Recorrl Club 2, 33 Stamp Club 23 1 Football I., Il, 4Hg Basketball 2, 3H, 4Hg Baseball 2, Track 3H, 4Hg Reed Award Secretary JOHANN-DIETERICH NOTTEBOHM 15 Calle 4-34 Zona 10 Guatemala City, Guatemala Harvard Camera Club 3, Cum Laude 45 Green Key 45 Meteorology Club 35 Record Club 2, 35 Yearbook 49 Soccer 4H fCaptainJg Skiing 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4Hg Special Award CLASS OFFICER Trearurer JOHN D. DEWAR 16 Jersey Street Dedham, Massachusetts United Stale: Military Academy Hebronian 4, Outing Club 45 Record Club 45 Yearbook 43 Soccer 4Hg Hockey -IH fCaptainJg Baseball 4H I rqirli 4H DAVID L. BABSON, AIR. ROBIZRT H. BANNARD EDWARD P. BARRY, JR. 27 f'luvvlly lluiirl llfil H:m'tllul'm' Ruzul 28 Lvilyziril Slwvl Wvlli-Qlvy llllls, lllznsszwlllisvttf Bll'lIlll1LflIliI1l, Micliigan YVvllr'Sl0y Hills, llflnisnrlillsrlts 13,-mmf Dyke United Slater Mililary Afadenzj' Drgunutiv Flul: 4g Hi-lmrnnizm -lg Outing flulr Clos- Vlulm 2, Il, -lg Gr:-vn Ki-y 45 Rf-rnril H4'lll'4H1i1l11 4g Juntn 45 Snrrm' 4lll B1lSli1'i' -l llc-4-nril Vlulx 45 Yi-nl'lmnli 43 Funtlmll Fluln 2, SC, 45 Fuutlriill 2, Il, -lllg Swimminu llilll 43 BIiS0llI1ll 4H 4llg llurlwy 4llg Trzurli -I ill, fill, -ill 1l'u C1llYlllilllQ Busvlxzull 2, Slll, 'ill lfLMlfR C- BARTEI-S DEAN S. BENSQJN CHRISTOPHER R. BLACKSTONE '53 B1H'f'+'1'H ll i l lJ'lil'1'l RUM Thornton Cnttugv, Wrst Wittvrinq Ne-wtnm f'vntre-, lNl:uss:n'liiiSi-its Nurlulli, Nlll952ll'llLISPlli SUSSPXY Ellgmml Cfllbj' Twfff Royal Air Fone College vi- Fliih 4g H+-lxrnnian 4 4Fi-iiiiiiw 1'1.,1,.-rl. Clup, 45 nuting mul, 4g R,,C,,r,1 Cranufell, England lfiliturlg fruss Cllllllflj' -ZHQ Swimming 4Hg Flulm -lg SUITOI' 4Hg Hnvkey 4Hg Tl'zu'k 4 Chess Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Ilrhro- nian 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Tennis 43 Physics Award I GORDON D- BOK GERALD I.. BOROFSKY 6 Wnml Slrvvt 21 l'1nysmi Rum! fixnmlrii, Kluim' Hmixkliiiv, lxlIl9S1ll'lllINl'll4 Heidelberg CVUVIICH llub ' fi, 4 ll'I'1'Sirls'litlQ Hvlllliiiigm Uulin: Vlulm 43 ll:-r'ul'ml fllllll -lg lfmnllmxlll -lg Glu-ri ' Z., l lf'ul'tmnnistl, 2 lfiurtnunistl, 35 lC1il't00ll' H4'l'lX Y 'HIS Bliwlillll -l SH, 4 H'urtnnnistJ, Uulinu Flub 1, IZ, Sig Rn-r ' ' ulil flull l, 2, 3, 4 lSs'vrs'1Lil'y 'l'l'vaiS uri-ri, Xvzwlmuk 4 lAi't Eililnrjg Frmtlmll Y, - - . . , l, 2, Swimminx l, JH, 3H, 4H ff.1pl.i1nD, 7 Tn-nl1iS lg Trzwli L, ZS, Wurk Squinl Il, -lg Sp:-vigil Awuril DANA S. COLE, JR. HERVEY CONNELL .x Mc'll'npolilan llvul 5993 Park AYK'IllIl' Nvw York, Ni-w Ynrk Nc-w Ymk, Nvw York Colorado Sflmnl of Miner Ilnly Cram f'lnw'l'ln'.ul0l' -l, flwss liluly Il, ,lull R1-c'ul'rl f'1um'I':l Vluli 2, Il, 45 Hvlmlmliiaili Il lfupy Fluh 45 lllvtvurulugy flub 33 Rvcmwl l'lulm Iiclitimw, 4 ll.lll'l'Lll'j' Iimliturbg Mnnlvl Iiuil ig Rifle' Vluh 43 Vrnss founlry 3, -lg maui Vlulr 2, Prvsra Vlulr CI lllll4llULfl'iIlDllK'l'l, l'lm'Iu'y Il, 4H flxlllllililxfll Bziivlrull Jig 4 fl'lmlogrnpl1v1'l3 llsw-m'il l'luli il, -lg Yvzirf lrgirk -I lmuk fl, -lg S4l4'l'I'l' -lHg Skiing Zig Baisvlrzill 2, :i, 45 FREDERICK G. BOSSERT, JR. South Main Stl' 1-4' t, lVolli4'lml'1i, N 4'XX' H2 illi INllll'l' New l'1a'111j7.rbfre iguiivru llul: lg Mmlvl Iiaiilimirl Club 1, ' Rv1'ui':l Vluh Il, -lg Yi-zirlmnk Il, -lg Barska lmll lg Skiing 2, Il, 43 T:-nliis lg Tl'qu'k ' Work Sqllzul Il, 4 PETER F. CUTLER 21 Kinnlun Avc-:uw Nillmi, Maiifmlillsvlls T11 f If lin-rmwl Vlulx -lg Bnslwtlxull 4Hg Bnsvlmll I RICHARD M. CUTTER DAVID G. DAVENPORT JOHN P. DRAPER EFX WL-Ilingtnn Sire-f-I EI Ilnskr-II Strc-vt ZIX Spring Lan:- NRISIIIIII, N:-w Humpshirr' Wrstlnwmli, Maxim- Cuntnn, Iilassnrhusrlts Bozrduizz Maine Alarffime Afademy Norlbeaxlern :Inv l'InIi 3, 4, I-I+-Irrmiizin 43 ,Inntu 43 Vznm-ru flnlx II, 4, 5, Pr:-Ss i'lnIm S Gln-o Club 45 Cross Cnuntry 4Hg Swimming IIn'rul'4l Illllll Il, 45 Y4'1iI'I14mk fig Fnutlmll Il, 4IllllIIIlEI'lIIIIlI'I'lQ Yr'zil'lmnli 5, Fnntlmll 4, 5, 43 Tfilfk 4 4, 5Hg Skiing CI, 4, I'Iur'Iu-V 55 Buss-Irzill II: IInrks'5' I, 2, II, Skiing 4, 5, Buevlizill I, Il'Lu'li 4, 5 2, fig 'llrgivlq 4 WILLIAM B. DUNSFORD, JR. XVINSLUXV S. DURGIN. IR. EDWARD C. FRANKLIN 54 w 5ll. 'l Sl l 44 Slwplf-3' SIN-I-I IIZCI Gypsy Trail Illl lI Qf I'Ily Milgszwliilswtte Anlunrn, Muinv fiIl'IIli'l, New York . ' ' C If 4 . . Nnlmll junio, U egg Glow- I'Inli 43 lNIvtv4nl'nIuQy I'lnIx CI, Untinu llldlnf AId1'lflI7l6 Atddefrlj' I-Ia-0 flulm I1 Hn-lirnnizin 4, 5 1AIIx'4'rlisiiiu fini: II, 43 II:-r'1n'4l flnli 45 IIIIII- l'InIu 42 Vlgiiiuge-l'bg Ile-1-nn'mIl'IuIm I, 2, il, 4, ig Skiing Yi-1n'Imnk Zig Vrnw l'unntry ZIH, 4I'Ig Skiing l.ill1lQ'I'2i flnh fly IVIetonrulngy fluh 33 Ont' I, Il, II, 4, Base-hall I, 2, SH INIQIIILMI-i'Jg SSH, -IH II'u-i':npluinJ, Trzxrk 3, -IH, flu-ni ing flub Il, 33 Skiing 2, 3, 43 Work Squad 9 vnnis LI, 4 istry Awami -I 3, 4 DAVID K. GARRATT WILLIAM B. GETMAN Town Way 130 Brinkerhoff Street Rye, New Hampshire Plattsburgh, New York Dartmouth Bushnell Chess Club 4, Football 4H, Basketball 4H, Green Key 3, 4, Hebronian 2, 3, 4, Press Track 4H Club 2, 3, Record Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4H WALTER S- GLAZER PHILIP J. GLEASON, JR. 3442 Burch Avenue 6 Blackstone Terrace Cilwinnaiio 0hi0 Newton, Massachusetts Michigan Union Cross Country 3, 4, Swimming 3, Tennis Camera Club 3, 4, Junto 4, Meteorology 3Hf 4H Club 35 Yearbook 4, Football sn, 4H fCo-Captainj, Hockey 3, 4, Baseball 3. 4 PETER C. GIESEMANN Zone 10 -7114138 5th Avenue, Santa Clara Guatemala City, Guatemala Harvard Camera Club 3, Cum Laude 4, Green Key 4, Meteorology Club 3, Record Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Soccer 4H, Skiing 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3H, 4H, Special Award NELSON F. GOODWIN 54 Goudy Street South Portland, Maine Dartmouth Skiing 4, Track 4 JEFFREY B. GOULD DEAN R. T. GRESHAM 1XR We-sta-rn AYUIIIII' 2103 11ziyCm'k Howl l1llllll'4'Sl4'l', NlIlS5ilI'llllit'llS Fung Clmn-II, Virginia Cornell V, P, 1, ilu-t't'ls-:ull-r I, 215 l'uiu Lznulv -15 1'lPl1l'0Illltl1 f1itI'llt'l'2l l'1ub 1, 2, 45 Outing Club 2, -lg 1 2, 21, 45 .luntu 15 Nlmlc-l Rziilruuil l'lulv 1lc'c'urtl llluli 45 Rifle flulx 45 Skiing 411 l, 25 Outing l'Iuli 1, Z, 315 Rutlio flulm 1, tlllzinztur-rl, Wnrk Squaiil 25 lvll1lt'l1lll'I'll 7 Rvvnral Flub 2, 3, 45 Yourlmuk 2, 21, 45 Srliulzirsliip Awziril ss Fuunlry 45 Skiing 1, 2, Il, 45 Truck 1 2, SH, 4115 llvnsst-lzii-1' Nl:-11211 ST1fP1'1EN E. HAWKES I7-l l.0llS,'ll'll4lXY Strvvt l'1n'tl:unl, Mziiui- Colby Gln-4' flub 2, Il, 45 1101'r1l'1l f'lulx 2, 45 Finit- baill 2, 21, 45 Skiing ZZ, Il, 45 Tran-k 2, 35 Work Squzul 4 RUBFRT D- HOSIWER BRUCE L. 1-1UTC1'1K1SS R. PA1NTER HUXVE, JR. X50 lllystim' Vzillvy lltirkwziy lll-lll North South 1.21119 DI'lYl' X f'lnu'i'li Strut-t Wilirlu-sta-i', Nlzissgirlittsvtts Hollywuml, Fl1n'irln Br-lfzist, Nltiiuv Tiff!! Georgia Tech Tiff!-F lllllllilllt' l'lub 45 Uutinz Club 45 llcrurri Hvlwiuiilin 253 1h'i'u1't1 flub 45 Yvttrlmuli Il, f'giriwr':i fluli 2, 3, 45 Outing Vlulx 2, 215 llulm -15 lfnutbull 4115 Skiing 45 'l'ruvk 4 45 Foutball 45 Skiing 155 Swinuuixug 4115 Pr:-ss Club 45 Record Club 2, fl, 4, Rifle 'lplmig 3, 4 Club 4, Yearbook -15 Football 2, 3, 45 0 fl Skiing .., 3, 45 Baseball .., 35 Work Squad 4 PAUL W. HYATT FRANK E. JOHNSON, JR. RICHARD E. JOHNSON 44 Ardsmour Road 22 Hammond Str:-ut 42 J,.ffCr5,,,, Road MUITUSP, M1i55Hl'llU5f'lf5 Lffwislfmf Mmm Winchcstvr, Massachusetts Babmfz Boylan Unirerxily Cojby vlllfCl'lCil1'lCI' 45 Outing Club -lg Reroril Club GFPPII Key 1, 2, 3, 4, Outing Club 1, 2 Outing L-lub 4, Rf,,,U,.d Q-lub 4, Ft,,,H,all -ig Football -lg Hockey 3, 4, Baseball 3, fPrvsirlvntJ, 3 tVicz--Presialcntlg Record 4, Hm.k,,V 41.1, Baseball 41.1 Trark 4 Club 1, 2, 3, Football l, ZZ, 3H, -IH W Basketball 1, ZH, 3H, -IH, Trark IH, ZSH, -IH fCo-Captainj ALEXANDER C. KANT PAUL A. KING 68 Laurel Street 643 Main Street Melrose, Massachusetts Lewiston, Maine A145-Vwbll-feff-f Mozlcl Railroad Club 1, Press Club Stamp Club 15 Skiing 1' Hockcv 2 3, 4, Glen Club 3 4, Outing Club 25 livrorml B, I H 1 2 ., 4' ' ' ' Club 2, Football 2, 35 Cross Country 43 dsma ' ' i' Skiing 2, 3, Basketball 4, Baseball 2, 3, Track 4 MORTON E. KRAMER 39 Third Strvc-t Eastpnrt, Maine Princeton Band 1, 2, 3, -lg Camera Club lg Cum Laurin- 3, 4, Grvvn Kc-y 2, 3, 4 CSm'rvtui'yJg Hcbroniain l, 2, 3 lFc'aturrs Erlitorj, 4 QEditoriIlAChicfJ5 Record Club 2, 3, Yvurf book 2, 45 Cross Country fl, 3, Socrvr -lg Skiing 1. 2. 3. -lg Track 1, 2, 3, -I: Senior Scholarship Prizeg French Award: First Prize xv2lltl'I' L. Gray Memorial Essay Contest: Edward R. Risman Honor Award. RICHARD A. LEADBETTER CHRISTIAN MACPHERSON K7 Buutvllc Rogul iii! Galvuva, K'ucruavuca, l3zn1gnr, Nlaiun- Murvlos, Nlrxico Maine Pefzmylzfania Outing Club -lg Football -lg Baislwtlmll lg Glvs- Flub 4 lViCc-Plvsidclitlg Yearbook 4 Bnsubull -lll S1lt't'L'I' -lllg Skiing 4H lCofCaptainJ, Base- ball -lil, Athlvtic Award JEFFREY W. MANNING 2 Washington Street Extension Danvers, Massachusetts N 0 rlheaxtern Green Kvy 4, Outing Club 4, Record Club 4, Football 4H CCU-Captainlg Hockey 4Hg Track 4H BARTON C. MARCY A. BRUCE MCFARLAND MICHAEL A, MENTUCK 45 Lvxiugton Avvnuv li Brusli Hill Road 47 Rockaway Avcnup Buffalo, Now York Ne-wton Highlands, Nlzissacliusetts Mafblellgafl, Maggugllugcllg Hobart Trivzily Tuff,- Bznul 23, 3, 4, Farm-ra Club 4, H4-lmmian -1 G11-vii Kvy 2, 35 Hobronian 2, 3, 4 CCir- G14-Q Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, R4-4-Uni lExm-hangv Hrlitorl, livrorrl flub 2, Your- vulution lklzuiagrrlg .lan Rvcord Club 3, 4 Club 2, 35 Yearbook 4, Football 2, 3, 4 book 3, -lg SIWCPI' 4H lNla11ag4:l'I, Skiing lfo-Cllairinanlg Yvarbook 2, 3, 45 Football Hgckggy 2, 3, 4, Baggball 2, 3, Track 4 ZZ, 3, -lg Work Squad 3, 4 ZZ, 3, Skiing, ll, 3H, 4, Baseball 2, 3H, 4H l DAVID R. MILLONIG 99 Clinton Avenue Kingston, New York N ortheartern Hebroniun 2, 3, Press Club 2, 3 iPhoto- qrapl1erJ, 4, Record Club 2, fl, 4, Rifle Club 4, Skiing 2, RH flWlzn1ugerJ, Basket ball 4, Baseball 2, 3, -l SYLVESTER M. PRATT, JR. 2 Hermit Thrush Road, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Bowdoin Glee Club 3, 4, Record Club -l, Yearbook 3, 4, Football 3, Cross Country 4H, Bas' ketball 3, 4H, Baseball 3H, -IH lifaptuinl JAMES P. MITCHELL 27 Howard Street Bangor, Maim- Bowdoin lleuorrl Club 2, 3, -1, Cross Country Basketball 2, 3, Skiing -lg Tennis ZZ, il, 4 EDWARD L. F. PROFFITT, JR. 32 Washington Square, New York, New York Cornell Chess Club -1, .lunto 4, Rem-orrl Club 4 Soccer 4, Basketball -l, Tennis -lll Cblanm gerl l L, LESTER D. MORAN, JR. 53 Pine Street East Millinoeket, Maine Bowdoin Bunfl 2, Il, 4, Chess Club 4, Glee Club 3, Rerorel Club 2, 3, -lg Stamp Club 3, Year- book 4, Cross Country 2H, 3H fCaptzuinJ, 4H fCnptninJ, Basketball 2, SSH, -ll-I 1Cap- tainj, Track 2, 3H, Baseball 4, John D. Brennan Memorial Trophy Award RICH R. RIMBACH 131 Forest Street Wineliester, Nlassaclillselts Springfield Bzunl 3, Glee Club 3, lteeorrl Club Il, Fool bull 3H, -IH, Swimming 3ll, 4ll, 'l'rnrk SH, -lH CCU Captainj EUGENE C- RINKER PETER S. ROSENBERG THQMAS E, ROWE 100 Paul Rvvvrc Ruud 5575 Nurtll Rlvm- Rlmll 42 Main Strom N K'dhi'm: Mi'55i'd'l'5 U5 Mulivln-stc'1', Ncw Hzunpshirv Llvel-more Falls, lvlalmg Maine Maritime Academy Colorado Maine Hcbrfmism ZR, Prvss Club Zig Rc-1'1n'ml Flulv lju,m,m plul, lg l.ll.lm,lll2,,, ly QV 3, 4? Glec Club 3, 45 Succcr 4? Baskvtlmll 3, 4, xV0llI'iNllll'i -lp Fooihzxll 3, SXYiHllllillQ HI llllllnu flul, l, 3: Pl-Q55 Qfllll, 3: llm-,ll-ll 4H: Baseball 3, 4H iYW1 121w'1'Js Wwfk 511111111 24, 4 Vluh ::, 4, x'4-iiivimuli 1, 2, cs, 4 1Ailve-rtisf ing Nl2lIl2l!K'I'iQ Uruss Country 1, 4, Skiing 1, 2, Zi, -lg Tennis 1, 2, Zi, -l EDWARD M. ST. PIERRE PETER SCI-HOT GORDON P, SMITH 12 Burloy Aw-:nw 82 Wibirfl Stn-vt R, F, D, Danwrs, lVl:1sSuc'husr'tts Pnrtsinmith, New Hznnpshirv Wakefield, Rhmh, Island Nomilrb Altima Ailawtlme Acadenly Hebrunian 2, 3, 4 CSports Editorlg Glu- Club 4, crm Kvy 2, 3, 4 cvn-4-4 G14-Q mi, zz, 4, inning Club 4, limi-ii Mefeomlvgy Club 11,22 PWS? Um' 31 rc-Sidcntig Juntu 3, Mm-tcurnlnqy Flub 4, Club 3, 45 50l'fCl' 42 Swilnnlillg 3, 42 Ton' Rffgfd Club 2' 3? xearbosk 'li Eombnll Outing Club 2, Kg Rc-c'ru':l Cluln 2 ,3, 4, His 35 Tl'1ll'k 4 1' 3' 4Hi Hockey 1' 'Y 3' 4' Base' Football 2, 3, 4, Skiing 2, ca, 4, 134.41-mil ball 1' 2' 31 4 75 Trnnis 3, 4 KELSO F. SUTTON Casco Terrace Falmouth Foreside, Maine Harvard Cum Laude 45 Record Club 3, 4 fPresi deutlg Yearbook 3, 4 tEditor-in'Chiefl3 Football 33 Cross Country 45 Swimming 3, -IH, Tennis 3, 43 Hebron Cup, English Awardg History Award, School Prize Walter L. Gray Memorial Essay Contest PATRICK A. TRACEY Chile Exploration Company Chuqulcamata, Chile Penmylfumia .Iunto 35 Record Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Soccer 4H, Skiing 2, 3, Track 2, 3H, 4H CHARLES B. SWARTWOOD, Ill 510 West Gray Street Elmira, New York EDWARD H. TATE, 11 Central Road Rye Beach, New Hampshire Brown New Hamprhire Hcbronian 3 CSports Editorl, 4 tlilanaging Camera Club 13 Green Key 1, 2, 3, 4 Editorjg .lunto 4, Football Il, 4llg Hockey tPresidentlg Outinx: Club lg Record Club 3, 43 Track 3H, 4H 1, 2, 3, 41 Cross Country lg Football -Ill tManagerJg Skiing 1, 2, Ii, 4g Work Squad 1, 2, 3 fForernanb, 4 tForr-mont: Alden Morgan Merit Award JOHN M. TRACY 48 Parker Road Wellesley, Massachusetts Camera Club 35 Record Club Il, 4 fVice Presidentlg Yearbook 4, Soccer 45 Skiing 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4 PETER W. TRAVIS 35 Boyden Road Holden, Massachusetts Bowdoin Cvlee Club 45 Hebronian 4, Record Club 4, Football 45 Hockey 4, Tennis 4lI fCaptainl WILLIAM L. WAHTOLA FRANK O. WATERMAN ROBERT J. WEBB 38 East Main Street Ridge Road 48 Dobie Avenue Hyannis, Massachusetts Smithfield, Rhode Island Montreal, Canada Colby N ortheuxlern Pennsylvania cord Club 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Soccer 4, Hockey 4H, Base- Band 2, 3, 4, 5, Dramatic Club 5, Outing iing 2, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 ball 4H Club 2, 3, 4, 5, Record Club 2, 3, 4, 5 STUART P. WHITCOMB 38 High Farms Road West Hartford, Connecticut Borlon U niverrity Glec Club 3, Hebronian 4, Cross Country 3, Soccer -IH, Skiing 3, 4, Tennis 3 Soccer 5, Hockey 2, 3, 4, SH, Tennis 2 3, 4, 5 DAWSON D. ZAUG, JR. Jupiter Island, Florida Duke Hebronian 3, 4, Jazz Record Club 3, 4 4Co-Chairmanbg Record Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4H KManagerJ, Baseball 2, 3, Tennis 4 U 11de1'clz1ssmen lass of 19 8 dim, lillls, llllssrm. '1'l1irrl mu'.' Hans Kclclullll, Hull, fkllillllliltl, .-Xllclcrsoll, A., l,zlc'cx. Hfwlcm, B . A Y . IIIUIIIIIY, l,ync'h, xllllll, Cllzlrk, K., Urzlllziln, lily. Fmnlll IU7l'.' Mrllwmullgll, xliblsgilll, SIIIIIISUII, liullml. Cilllll Givcns. ,XYIICSUIL MdLuwn, l3zlIn'm'k, NVillium5, WW Nvilil, Lukcr, llmkc, Von Rllilll. QIOIQI, l,. PQXINIC lil-10 - ISI57 As is true oi' cvcry Hclmm .xlllll1llllS, .locl l'z1inc: is Hclmmn AL'uclclny lzrxl rmr: PCICYSUII, Schimi. I,ewitt, Iialon, Davis, Lfwi, Hope. Hcplmurn, l'opc, I'L-rry, Kimball. Chase, Clnk S Srmml mu lkriggwy Nissen, Bcllzlvzllmcv, Snholnifk. Morris, Wasson. Berry, A., Crunc. liownlzln, Polzlsh, lfzm ll Class of 19 9 mv. l'1'1'i1l111a111. Xliltllflllgill' 1111-11, IE1111. ID111kw1. Vikc, Nlanmh-ml, 6'11111i11x, Xiu-lx, I'vi'l'l'N. llmm1'1, I' NH11111 S XI11111 XY1m1l, llmu. XIII! ll11w11xi11g,1-. C-, l'4'1lx.xx1lIl llmm-11xi11g1'. 'I ., NI111'1'11x, f.IIlllCIIJlllN, Rl'1llll11lllI, l711Hx C usucll H11 f-IlllIllIK'I l-wl--v XI:1l111, IIc'1111s1Iu1I. RH Kvnl. i'1'ml1x, Il1111'lwl'. li1':11'xc', Xlllwllx. X1111 1l1'1 flblll IUIILWKK Cla , I , 1 of 1960 l'11-I zmw: I1I11111l1'1'. Rllllllll. 5ll'2llllN, X1!z1111x. Rz1I1i11u11i11 llhllltbll l4 11II1u1l1-1 C I511111I ll11gg1'1N, NI1111'X. Nwfmffl mm. XXI11-111111111. 5l1lII, Il'IlllI1lL'. .xIIL'll, Ibnxml I'.11111- K l11II1l11 , . . , 1x111111Ilr1111 Iwnx. R. llmrl m.11: ll.111:1l1. Malin, IXZIIII. H.1II111'11. X111l1'1w11. lb.. R111 Hllfhll. Commencement PILCI.-Xl. SENIOR AC'1'IVI'l'IliS began this year with the annual Senior Picnic, again held at Camp Timanous. Activity of a celebrant nature continued at the Senior Ban- quet. This allair was made historic by the ap- pearance of a living facsimile of the l'hree Sisters picture which hangs on the wall of the dining room. Armed with many verses, these three portrayed in music the history of the school year. On Sunday alternoon, june 2, the Bacca- laureate Service was held in the Hebron Com- munity Haptist Church. The Reverend Doctor Percy L. Vernon, Honorary 1956, gave an in- spiring talk on the Measure ol' Success. Commencement events were initiated on Fri- day afternoon, -lune 7, by the annual baseball game with Deering High School, won by the visitors only after some long hits to mark the occasion were registered by Hebron. Following the Hcadmastcr's Tea the Commencement Ban- quet was held in the Gymnasium. Musical en- tertainment was furnished by the Band, the double quartet known as the -laybirds, and the Glee Club. Lambert Webber, President of the Senior Class, presented a check to Mr. Allen as the gilt ol' the Class of l957, to be used to pur- chase an oil painting for the Academy. The Reverend Frederick H. 'l'hompson, D.D., de- livered the main address of the evening and then Mr. Allen announced the year ending awards as voted by the faculty. N Szlluuluv lll0l'I1ill!2Q, lunc 8, :lt tha, COINIIICIli'L'lllClll lixcrfiscs, sixty-six sen iurs were presented diplomas by Mr Rosmc H. lluppctr, ISIOPI. Pl'C'5illClll ol' thc Hmm! ol I I yncll, IIOIIOIYITY IEMBIS, gmc LI11- LJOIIIIIICIICCIIICIIl N ' Tustccm. 'l'l1c Rcvcrencl lluflm' CL. lirnesl dclrcss. Alter the pic-nic for thc new g'l'2lllll1IlCi ilu-il' linnilies :mal friends, held on the Iznwn iz lrcmt of Smurlcxzml House, unollmcr mclmol ycau 1 11116 to 21 close, 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 it aspects has given evidence of a spirit of commendable devotion, endeavor and responsibility . . . which qualities Hebron Academy holds in the highest esteem. Awarded to KELSO FURBUsH SUTTON THE SENIOR .SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE . . . . . given lor outstanding excellence in general scholarship in the Senior Class. Awarded to IVIORTON EARLE KRAMER AWARDS FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE in ' . . for excellence Biology BRUCE ALBERT INIACDOUGAL . . for excellence Chemistry XNiNsI.ow STORY DURGIN, JR. . . for excellence English KELsO FURBUSH SUTTON . . for excellence French IVIORTON EARLE KRAMER . . lor excellence History KELsO FURBUSH SUTTON . . for excellence Latin LAMBERT EASTMAN WEBBER . . lor excellence Physics CHRISTOPHER BLACKSTONE RENSSELAER MEDAL . .... given by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute for excellence in Mathe matics and Science. Awarded to JEFFREY BENJAMIN CIOULD WALTER L. GRAY MEMORIAL ESSAY AWARDS lgirmn in nwnzory of ilu' lun' Ililllffl' I.. Gray, nn ulunmus of HFII7'0ll, flffrfolcrl friend and lruslzfcf of Il1eSrlmoIfor runny yearxj . . . . . First prize of 25 dollars for the outstanding essay written in a com petition open to members ol the junior and Senior classes. Awarded to IVIORTON IQARLI-1 KRAMER . . . . . Second prize of I5 dollars for the next best paper in the same com- petition. Awarded to KELso FURBISH SUTTON THE ATHLETIC AWARD . . . . . given in recognition of superior performance in the field of athletics, for outstanding cooperation and a line spirit of sportsmanship. Awarded to CHRISTIAN IVIACPHERSON THE REED AWARD Cgirfcfl bv Carl A. Recd of llle Class of 19065 . . . . . 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 JOHN FREIJRICK IVICILWAIN AN AWARD OF MERIT fgi'llf'H by Aldffn ll . Ilflorgun of Helzronj . . . . . given to honor a student who has distinguished himself for his good citizenship, his willing helpfulness and his dependable sense of responsibility. Awarded to EDWARD HENRY VIIATE II 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 ROBERT WELLs MQCOY, JR. . . . . lm' his qcntlc-inztnly lvztclctsltip znnl his tn:n'l4c-tl lUlll'llfNl' which re nntitt sum ol cligtntx mtl lnt pl tx THE -IOIIN D. ISRICIYNAN MlQNlURIfXl, 'I'ROl'HY lQlil l'7I lu' Ihr lrfttlwllfftll alumni nl llrlnnu in mvnlmx' nf II ftUIIlI'l llllhfll rlurl lwttltrllmll ltlllfllj . . . giwn to tht- lmv who has insult- thc qticfzltctst l'0Illl'llJllllUll tu lrztslwllmtll lll lllL'l'lll'l'6I1l yC2ll'. .Xwamlctl to l.ts'1ttz llwtxfxt, Nlotmx, alla. THE XVH l'l'CH URCH lX'W.bXRl5 tginrn lu' .ll1.x, ,llmnlllv S. lf. llvlllfllllllfll in lltrfflfnt' of I'lI!'llIlll U, uml l'iI'llIIlf lf. .Nlnl1lr'vYj . . . at Slllll ol lllll clullztrs gtvcn to :ntl gt stntlcnl ol thc grzttlnztling clztm. llll'Illt'l' his lJllliSllll ul' xciclltilit' stntlv. 1 ,Xwzmlccl to lltnxx Rttztinuw 'l'iiuxt,u CLtn4.sti,xxl Sl'liCl,'Xl, .XXXYXRIJS . . lui' hi-4 mnlrilnititm tu Mliuul lilo tlnnngh his c't'c':ttixc lztlcnts in must: K lfltilllllllg llllll Hllllllg. .Xwzmlc-cl to Ciutumx lltwxis link . . . lui thc inilizttixc :intl It'ic'tnllv spirit ul' umpc-tztlioti hc- ham tlisplztyccl in lns most C'OllIlJlfl4'Ill. tlisc'l11tt'gv ul' t't'slmttsilmilitic'h, :insisting in thc' aultninistrztli tml thc Dining llztll. .Xwzmlcftl to l'ifl't'k Clul:M1t,ll'x Citi-xt-'xllxxm t S 2','.' 1 1' 2'. .Xwttnlc-cl tu IOIIKNNYDII'lllilflll Nut ttinmm THE EDXV,-XRD R. RISMAN HONOR .-XXXVXRIJ tgirtrn lfx' firmgr Ilmnrlx' uf Iln' tflmt nj IUQU In lmnm' hiv llrlnnn lllllllllllllff, l'ftlzt'mrl lflklllllll nf fllt' fflnu uf lflllly . . . . gixen to distinguish ll mt-nllmct' 'ml' tht' Sc-nitni Clams wltmcr pc-rsmtztl clnzili ties ol' ilitclligelnl' Zlllll loyalty hzut- ctmtt'1lnltt'tl tu his rlztm znnl tu the Sclnml. lXwzn'tlctl to Nl0R'lON lixlu lf lQR.XNll'R llut y w 1 Q' 'U' T U f a -fffj ,Q ,, Y my 'ia Il? :,.:, f'L E F, 'L111 FA A My f f ?iA 0 f X31 g ,W E ,gg Vesper Speakers THE REVEREND HARVEY F. AMMERMAN South Parish Congregational Church Augusta, Maine DR. CARI. C. WEIST Congregational Christian Churches of Lovell Center Lovell, Maine 'I'HE REVERI-IND E. CARLETON HERRICK, H'9-1 President Emeritus Andoxer-Newton Theological School Newton, Massachusetts 'IHE REVEREND WALLACE ANDERSON l'nited Church Congregational Bridgeport, Connecticttt 'I'HE REVEREND jOSEI'H BOLCER Saint MichaeI's Church Auburn, Maine IH E REVEREND IVILLIAM H. JOHNSON South Berwick, Maine PROFESSOR JAMES V. MILLER Bates College Lewiston, Maine 'I HE REVI-QREND MERVIN DEEMS Dean, Bangor Theological School Bangor. Maine 'I'I-IE REYEREND I'I-LRCY I.. VERNON New Gloucester, Maine S, BARNI Il YYILLIAMS Hebron Academy Hebron, Maine IHE REVEREND CLIFFORD H. OSBORNE Chaplain, Colby College Waterville, Maine HERVEY CONNELL, Hebron I957 GORDON I'. SMITH, Hebron 1957 ANDREW B. BERRY. Hebron I958 WILLIAM L. TRIMBLE, JR., Hebron I960 CLAUDE L. ALLEN, JR. Headmaster, Hebron Academy Hebron, Maine 'I'HE REVEREND MERLE -IORDAN Hebron Community Baptist Church Hebron, Maine RABBI NORMAN ZDANOIVIIZ Beth Abraham Synagogue Auburn, Maine JAMES R. KELLEY, Hebron III52 Student at Antlower-Newton Iheological School Newton, Massachusetts COITRINEY R, I'E'I'ERSON, Hebron IEIBI Student at Andover-Newton 'I heological School Newton, Massachusetts 'IIIE REVEREND FREDERICK HAYES High Street Congregational Church Auburn, Maine IHE RICVEREND ELLIS HOIQI' llnited Baptist Churt I1 Auburn, Maine 'I IIE REVEREND AR'I'IIl'R SAMIIELSON 'I he Ifirst Parish Church Brunswick. Maine 'I HE REVEREND -IAMES W. LENHARI Slate Street Congregational Church Portland, Maine II I-I E REVEREND N.YI HXNIEI, CllI I'II.I. Ifirst Congregational Church Newton Centre, Massachusetts 'I'HE REVEREND CARI. McAI,l.IS'I'ER United Baptist Church Lewiston, Maine 'IHE REVEREND FREDERICK W. WHI'I I'ARER I'resiclent. Bangor Theological Seminary Bangor, Maine 'I HE REYEREND HERBER I' S. CRAIG St. Mark's Episcopal Church Augusta. Maine 'IIHE REVEREND DOIICLAS HARWOOD Ifederatctl Church of Lewiston Lewiston. Maine 'I IIE REVERI-IND IQENNEIII V. CRAY Ifirst Congregational Church South Paris. Maine CI..XllDE I.. ALLEN, AIR. Headmaster, Hebron .Ytadenly Ilebron. Maine 'I'HE REVEREND MERLE QIORDAN Hebron Connnunity Baptist Church Hebron. Maine 'I IIE REVEREND XYAI.LACE XY. ANDERSON, .IR Mystic Side Congregational Church Everett, lNIassachusetts IHE REVEREND MERLE -IORDAN Hebron Connnunity Baptist Church Hebron, Maine SCH IDI. L K I ' W, - 4,wunumulwwwwMm,f,wmmW'. x s ii g , '5'igi5f?' I-unns1.-4.5 M , 15 Q . ' ' f .. N ? sf , A J v K 5 lg if W M 5 2 A M. x 'X .0- l P' CQ, fan Q wg 7 ,av- X W 'YH F A 1 S 5. kg .13 .v X 01- A 5 Q M5 3 me f ,. fi V f I 'E Q .- ',a , sg H' .-L-1 '5 sip? QQ' at-21 W , ggw Q fffml F? R-sw , .Q . . . f -451 .Q , j , I M . ,. af? 3 - WWW ' a 1 A 'nf 5 ww., -sw' M 354841 av-'QAQ 'Wim ln.. f thc Dances l'his ve:u s lorruzul ilzuice sezrsuu hegaui iu Noveuiher us seventy huys :itteuclecl an cliuucr tlzuice zu 0 :lx Grm'e Smhool iuurlxetl hy ll graurcl iuzrrch tluuugh the newly coustructetl huilcliug there. 'lihis it wus rec'lpr'uczrtecl lll l't-lmiarry when the Unk Came girls were iuviletl lor :ui zilteruuou ul uiugf zuicl evening' ol' clzuiciug' zu Hehruu. lu curly Mzircli the secoucl ol' the winter term clzuices 'W it Hehruu was hclcl, with the guests curuiug lruru the XV:iyullete Srliool Ill Purtlzuicl. Xt hulh ul these .rllznirs the llehruu cliuiug' rumu wars tlerurauerl iu ar rzuizthle reil, yellow :uicl blue color scheme hy Mr. lfreiclziv zuul his energetic' tlzurce miuiuitlee. lu the Iirsl p1u't ul the winter term twu iuluriuarl week-4-ml nlzulre pzirties were errjoyetl hy groups ul huys. Both :rlluirs were heltl iu New llzuupshire. .Xt the first ol' these, held :rt the Purity Springs Resort iu lfilhl Xlzulisuu. mer lorly huys utteutlecl als guests ul the lllziyullete Sflllltll. llighlighls ul' this zrllgiir imluclctl ai text clzurce. .1 New liuglzurcl supper, night ice skating, zuul uuu- suzil uuisiczil sziw ClllCl'l2llllllIQllI, :rs well :ls the ilauice in the evening. A M'CCli-Cllil pzlrty with St. zu'y's-iu-the-Mouutuius Sclruul :rt Littleton louuil an group ol' zutlx'c-uturmls Hehrun students ou fir wiuter week-euil skiing aural clzuiciug zu this winter woutlerlauitl. These two parties ticldecl ui CXtl':l touch tu this ve:u s tlzuire sezisuu. Urganizations ron: Whentnan, Yolla, Moran, l'otash. l.t'witt. kl'1lIllL'l, .'Xntlerson, ll. ,Swrmrl rrmu' Garrall, Nvhiltotnh Clnk li., liearse, Dixon, ciillllll. Tltirrl mir: Mr. Starkpole, Nllllly. Welnh. Nvail, lllllllllll, Nlilfhtlllglll. The Band llns year the liantls activities were llIlIllL'll as there was a relatively stnall group in the School who played nntsical instruments. Despite their stnallness ,. ,,, ,.. ,. in ntnnhu this group vias lnsutnnental in supplying a rousing spirit lor several loothall rallies. l,etl hy Mr. Stackpole, the llantl's thiel 1ll'4'0lllIJllSllIIll'lllS were tnatle tlttring the spring tertn. .Xt the lXlClIl0l'liIl Day exercises two huglers l'l'Ulll the liantl Ill2lLlC the ocrasion an impressive one. .Xt the LLOIIIIIICIICCIIICHL Dinner the Bantl tnacle its hest showing ol the year, playing a ntnnher ol' tnarches as the crowtl llhSCllllJlCll. For Morton Kramer and lloh Nlehh this concert tnarketl the entl ol' Iour years ol' l'aithl'ul service in the liantl while Squint Moran antl Hart Marty, ol' cymbals l'2lIllC, were linishing up three years ol' active participation. le School looks lorwartl to a l1ll'g't'l' antl more active Band in the lntnre, major hopes rest upon incoming stu- tlenls with tnusical ahility antl especially upon the rela- tively large ntnnher ol' untlerc-lassnten who gained experi- ence in this year's liantl. 11111 IllC'lll1JClk5. l111l 1111 1'l'l1'N, X1llC1L'Ul1. 1l'1lll111l'. 1111111-, X1111'l111111g11I. 811111111 111111. 111111111-11, G11-1151111. N1111'g1111. XIl11l'l'NI 11111, x11ll'l1, ll-lllrlll 11111-.1 H111011111111. 111-1111111, 1'1111N.Ylll111i'l CQ11111. 1.1011111111 I,1111l1. 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'lihe Chess Club was a new acltlition to the llebron extrac'in'riculai svene this year. Meet- ing inlormally alter evening stutly halls, belore meals and exening meetings, antl at greater length on week ends, this small group was rery active all year. ,X quiet ancl sell' supporting' assembly, the Chess Club matchetl well the somber ancl purposelul baekgrountl ol' the first lloor ol' Sturtevant llouse. .Ks the meetings were tlivitletl between instructing and playing, the players progressed as they gained experience. 'lhe llonney Room, t'UllYL'l'lCQl into a clen ol' the elite, witnessed many prolountl and not so prolountl battles. lhe satislavtion and pleasure obtained from playing and kibitzing gave all participants a well earned feeling ol' 2lCi'0llllJllSll- ment. Dave Carratt and Hob liernat, prime movers in organizing the Club, lecl the lielcl in actual competition. Unlortunately, the time and ellort Y'-W ff inxolvetl in forming a new club pre- vented the group from challenging other schools. Next year, with the soliml lountlation provitlecl by this yeai s members, the Chess Club hopes to actively participate in lIlll'l'SC'llOl1lS- tu' competition. The Moral ltnperutire to Use lntelligenc:e.'l lfimt wma' Sutton, Kratnttr. Webber. Notlebolnn. Swmurl tow: Ciiesernunn, Nldliov. VIQIIIIYI rrmu' Williznns, W Gould. um Laude Society 'lihe Cunt l.ztude Society, the tllglllllllllltlli within the School honoring high ztcztdeinie ztelliere- ment, celebrated the thirtietli :tnnirers:n'y ol' the founding ol' the Hebron Chapter by opening its doors :tgziin this spring to six new nienibers. Seniors Peter Cieseinztnn, -Iellrey Gould, .Iohunn-Dieterich Nottebohni and Kelso Sutton zteliievecl this high seholzrstie honor. They were joined by .juniors xvllllillll Xllilliztnis und Robert Mrlloy. lhese new members were initiated into the Hebron Clhztpter :tt at lorinztl ceremony on Mary 26. Alter the :twztrding ol' rertiliczttes :ind keys by Mr. Allen, President ol' the Hebron Cjhztpter, :ind the instruction in the niezining' ol' the synt- bols ol' the Order by Mr. lfreidzty, Seeretztry ol' the fillZllJICl', Pro- fessor I.ouis O. Cloxe, Pierce Prolessor ol' linglish :tt Bowdoin Col- lege, delivered :tn exciting :tnd chztllenging address to the nienibers :ind their guests. Indiczttions ol' srliolztstit' l!t'lllCYClllCllL in the lower classes were seen in the results ol' the prile exznuinzitions that the Society ollered in l,zttin und .Xlg'ebr:r. Ricliztrd Crurer won the lreshniztn Latin exznninzttion :ind the solilioniore exzuninution in Algebra wus won by 'l'yc'ho von Rosenringe. In ollering these exztniinzttions and in the excellence ol' the scliolustic' zrchieveinent ol its student nieinbers the Hebron Clhzipter ol' Cunt l,:tude ztttentpted to fulfill the eliarge inherent in the title ol' Professor Cloxe's line induction message, irtl ww: Stearns. l.ett'itt. l'zn'ne, ti., Blok, Nl:u'pIiersmi, Allen, l.C1ltllll'llCli. tl., St. Pierre. Srrmirl mar: Burr, llrztper, l'rutt, liaxrtt-ls, llurgin, Nm-it, llatriztli. 'I'l1inl wma' litflry. .X., Wztssott. Wzlteminn, l a11'ra11', Kant, Hull. Fmlrlh ww: Rmve, Potztsh, Nlurris. Xlnlm, Schiot, fiilrlllll, .tiitlc-ismi, X. lfifllf uma' Nlenlntlt. llimnzts, Ketflnnn, I.ut't'y, Hull, liezlrse. Nlly -lennings. Sixllf uma' l.ynth. Kent, flflllllllll, Whit, llrzike, flrnslmy, llzlttlses. Glee Club ln the lull term the C.lee Llnh hegztn its season with at very workzthle nnxtttre ol oltl :incl new talent. lhe Clluh innneclizutely hegatn to pi':ic'tic'e lm' the c'um'ei'ts that haul heen schecluletl. XVith lluh llilllllllftl ztntl Chris M:tt'pl1et'smt :is soloists, the Cllnistnizis c'unc'el'ts ztt ltlztynllete Srlmul. Smith Pztris :incl Hehron Qllye notice ul' the line tuztlitv ul' this Ve1u s QTOU J. SllOl'Il'v' 1 I , , . I alter these c'um'erts, thntng' the spring lt'l'llI, the Clhih electecl Dennis link :ts l'resitlent :intl llhris hl2lt'lJllCliS0ll :ts V1c'efl't'esiclent. ln the spring term two 'joint c'om'e1'ts with the Kents Hill girls clmii' were lollowetl hy the linztl :tppt-:t1'1t11c'e nl the Clhth :it the Clrnnniencentent Dinner. cjlliSIJl'lllgS ol the tilee Clluh :niginentetl its :tctiyities :intl gave the Scllool vztlttzthle nnisicznl tuuclies :tt nmny iinportzlnt events. Pznt ul' the tlluh lm-tnetl il t'lllIl't'll clloir which sang in the llehron ilmmnunity Cllnm-lt every Suntlzty :intl aitltlecl greatly to the services. ln the lust seg- inent ol' the yezn' illl Zlllgllll'lllL'tl tluuhle quztrtet wats l'tn'niecl, culled the ilztyhircls. This gmtip sung alt yziricnis gzttlterings in ztntl out ol' the Sfhoul :intl tliinztxecl its ztetivities hy singing' :tt the fltllllllIt'llt'Cllll'lll lllllll-1511 XVith Dennis link sewing :ts stutlent lezitlel' at high tlegree ul' pei'l'ec'lion in close ltzirincmy wats rezncltecl hy this gmttp. lhis ye:n's Glee llluh rztngetl ztlzn' in its :tc-tixities :incl i'epe1'toii'e. Clltristinzts nntsic, negro SIJll'llll2llS, close h:n'nimiy Imztrheisliop nuinhers, ntusifztl unnecly l':it'cn'ites, :intl c'lnn'c'h :inthenins were sung with interest :incl en- thusizisni. Directing alll the airti- vities wats Mr, ylennings, who leaves llehrun this yezn: It was only fitting that his umstzml energy :intl entltusiztsni sliuultl he re- Clluh fiIllC1'lillllIIlClll. wztrcletl hy this line yezn' ol' Glee 01' 1111- llll 111-1-p01 1111 10111111011 1'00111s 211111 l11'0wsi11g 111'11ie1'e111e111. l'111l 11111-, xhllllllllg. lXI21lllL'l, 11111-. 51. l'11'1'1'1-, 11lll'l'. S1-1111111 l'llYl'.' 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Green Key '1111' f1ll'Cll Key is 111e s1-1'x'i1'1- 01'g1111iz111i011 wi111i11 111e S1'11011l. 111 i1s 1'0le 01' 1'l'L'2lllllQ l1e111-1 s1'1100l spi1'i1, 111e fJl'gllll1l2l1lUll g1'1-e1e1l 11ew l111ys, lll1lyCll l10s1 10 visiting 51'llll1J1S, lJl'Olll01Cll new C'llllJ5 111111 s1111le111 111'1i1'i111-s, 211111 1'111'1'i1111 0111 21 llllllllJ1'l' 01' 511611211 lJl'0,lC1'lS. llllllifl' 111e 11111-1'1i011 01' P111-si1111111 N1-11 11121111 Vice-1'1'esi111-111 111611 S1. 1'ie1'1'e, 111111 Se111'1-11111' A10l'l0ll KI'1lIlICl' 111e 1111111 s111111e1I i1s 81115011 01' se1'1'i1'1- l1y 111ee1i11g IIIIC1 g11i11i11g 111e 111-w l10ys Olll flljtlllllg Lllly. len 1111ys 12llCl' 1111- 11111111111 c1I'L'Cll Key 1'1Ul'lllIl wus 116111, 111 XVll1l'll 1i111e 1111- V11- 1'i011s 1111111-111' Zlllll 1'1lll7 111'1i1'i1ies 01' 1111- 5111001 were i1111'011111'e11. S0011 1116 11111 lCl'Ill wus SlJ2l1'liC'l1 by Key 01'g'1111111'11 1001111111 1'11l1ies l1e101'1- 111e 131'111g1011, M.C.I., 111111 lixeler 1001111111 gZllllCS. 0111111 111'1ix'i1ies 01' 11115 11-1'111 i111'11111e11 s0li1'i1i11g 101' 1111- 11111111111 11ClJl'0ll CI111'is111111s 1'11111'i1y 111'i1'e, 111111 1111- 01'g1111ifi11g 111111 l1l51l'1lJllll1Jl1 01' 1116? 111511-57 P1ClJl'1lll ,X111111e111y Di1'e1'101'y. .X KV1l11Cl' 11-1111 H11Cll1'0ll 111311. 1l1'K'll1'l'C11 XN'llCll 111e key lIl'l'1lllgCi1 101' 1111 e1'e11i11g pep l'2l1ly 11111 1111 llfblll' 1'111'si1y wi1111-1' SIJOTIS 11-11111s 011 111e 16111115 1'0111'1s i1'e 111'1-11. '1'11is 101111 lig111 1111'11i1' XYZIS 115 l'O11ll'lill1 11s i1 w11s 1110s1y. 111 1111- spring 1111- lllllllllll 0111 1'l01l1es 111'i1'e w11s C'0IlllllllCl1 111111 111e Key Sll0l1SOl'Cll 111e l'Clll' 11'011111'1i011 01 1111- 11111'ie111 211111 1101101111110 n.x-l1l'IJ1l- 1111-lily' 1-111-er. .Xlong 1K'11ll 1l1ese spe1'i11l 111'1i1'i1ies 1111? f1l'l'Cll Key s11'01'1- 10 l1e ex1'1-111-111 i11 i1s l'Cg'lll2ll' 1l111ies. M1-1-ling' CXCIKY Sllllllily 1-11-11i11g 11111-1' 1'esp1-rs, 111e s1'11e11111e 01' 1l111ies 101' 1111: 1'0111i11g' week was w01'141'11 0111. 11-11011 111-11'g111e11 lIlCl1llJCl'S 1111-1 111111 1ll'l'1ll1g'f'11 101' 11-1'1'1-sl11111-111 101' 1'isi1i11g ISLIIIIS, 1111n111e1l 1111- Sllllllllk 1110111-1' 1'X1'll21llQl'C p10g'1'11111, 111111 10011 1'1lZ1l'Q,'C lIlJ1'ill'lC'S. 'l'11e llllllllhllillg 01 ll new Green Key 111211111211 1oppe11 011' 2111 OllISI2lIll11l1g YCZII' 111' Green Key Ifirsl uma' Snatluontl, brunt, Connelly Kranner, Slnith, llunslortl, llarlels, You Rosenyinge,t1. Serrnlrl row: Knowl- ltllt. Xlatllougal. Xlltn. Ciasuell, Pike. Sthiari. Starey, 'Illini mum' llomltser, You Rosenxinge. 'll., Chase, Stholnirk, Clark. lx. l,exi. l.ewitt. Nlartx, I-olulll irmt: Nlr, lxeller, llall. llt-war. Nlorgan. llope, Bolt, Gould. xl4'l'1ll'lllllll,l'2ll'l'1ll, Ifillh muh' llepburn. Babson. Uraharn, Hlarkstone, Harry. Williams. W., Simpson, Rosenberg. The Hebronian .X three star election night special llr1in4oNl,xN, issued on the evening ol' November ti, was the biggest journal- ir news at llebron in the lall term. 'l'he issue was distributed at the all night returns party and earried the until then secret results ol' a l'lr2t:twNt,VxN poll ol student and laeulty preference among presidential candidates. With the original and stimulating guidanee ol' Mr. Keller two departments ol' the paper took on new lile in the elertiou and succeeding issues: cartoons and advertising. Featuring the cartoon work ol' Dennis Bok, now humorous, now serious. the llt-,tuaoNl.xN's columns took on a more lively interest. 'lihe advertising department rom- pleted a change lrom the old name card type to larger, single issue, advertisements concerning lirm's products or hle at the School. Frequently student's pictures were incorporated in these advertisements. .X lurther highlight ol the year was some line sports reporting and writing' which was elimaxecl by a special s orts edition at the end ol' the winter term. liditor-in-Clhiel' lXlorton Kramer directed the entire opera- tion and helped develop a new page editor system wherein editors became responsible lor working out llllllYlllll2ll pages ol' the paper. 'lhese page editors were News liditor lfretl Grant, page one: Literary liditor Hervey Connell, page two: lfieatures lfditor Elmer llartels, page three: and Sports lfditot Gordon Smith, page lour. By assuming these responsibilities eapably these editors and others helped the Ht-iBRoNtAN take another step towards becoming truly the student newspaper at Hebron. Ifll lu llgllff Stlmltttck. lzmg. Nlcl41tt'l:tlitl,C.nle I azz Record Club The tain Recon I , ' -1 A ' -': ' . I I Cluh m its sccmicl yt tt oi opt: ation grew m the Slit nl t lls mlm-mztl emollmetit :mal m the size ol its mllectnm ol ttmrtls. With xttzttttm to :ull those who hztve am mterest m 'tiff :mtl to thme who wish to lc tin are athuttt it, the Cluh cmitinuetl this yezti' to In-ing' the hest m itemttlccl iff tu Helmut. With putt ol' the ptnceetls limit the t'ec-mtl lztitx helml this yeztr the 0l'g'1lllil2lliUll wats :thle to ptitrltztse zt mmiher nl new t'ec'oi'tls. Selectimt was not hztsetl on what was pun- t1l.tt .tt the time, hut rzttlit-1' mm well estzthlishetl Stutltlztrtlw with xt HIIIQC lrom tmcliticmztl llixielztml to the IJIACSOIII y l't'ogt'emsix'e -Tilll. The t'et'mitls were lozmetl every TX ethiestlzty 1IiilCl'llUUl1 to stutlems :mtl liztctilty lot' :t week ol goml leisure time listening. The llllll Recoixl flluh leels iemputtsilile lm' the im- I 'ovecl tztste :mtl ttmlermtztttclitig in the Sclioul lm' this telzttively new medium ul musiml exptessiott. lfinl mfr: l ric-dmzm, l5L'l'llill. llockser, Yon Rosenvinge, C., Nlilflxlbllgill, Stacey, Sr'coml rout: Pope, Scholnick, Cla-arson, llc-airse. Yollu. Thirrl ww: Crzml, Swurlivootl, liznrry, l'roIl'itt, Blum, Crane. I unto ,Xt the beginning ol' this school year the Discussion Group decided to zidd some distinction to the or- glllllZ2lllOIliS nxtme und with the overwhelming support ol' the memhers the nzmie wus chunged to 4lunto , in honor ol' zi cluh ol' the sztme nztture to which lienizumn Frztnlclin hztd belonged. 'Iihe -Iunto's zictivities revolved :tround the weekly meeting during which mziny vztried topics were discussed. The group, under the guiding eye ol' Mr. Williams, cztrried out at policy which allowed lor the inlormztl handling ol' topics which rzmged from the mezming ol' it-it-mlsiiili to the vztlue ol' the United Nations. 'lihe highlight ol' the Clulfs yezn' wats zz series of speeches presented to the School hy members ol' the -lunto prior to the l'residenti:il election on November ti. Speeches on the duties ol' the President :ind Vice- President, on Congressionztl rztces, on Repuhliczin :md Democratic plzttlorms, paved the wily lor ll msiss meeting ol' the School :tt the gym to hezn' cznupziign speeches lor the cztndidzttes ol both inzijor pzlrties, to witness impromptu demonstrzitions for liirorite cztndidzites :ind to allow lor Z1 School vote in the Presiden- tiztl rzice. Fred Cmnt, lloh Scholnick, 'l'ycho von Rosenvinge, Wulter Clufer and Lztmhert Hlebher gztve speeches in the preliminary series. Chris yon Rosenringe, Phil Clemson :md Brownie Swztrtwood represented the Republican side :it the mass meeting while lid Bsirry, Ronztld Dockser :md Don Fztltings did the szime lor the Democrats. Dennis Hola served aus moderator ol' the mziss meeting. On election night the Club sponsored zi voting returns pztrty in the Sturterzmt House Common Room. lilzihorzue campaign posters :ind election mziterizil, at totzils lalziclahoztrd, :ui election issue ol' the Ili-1lzkoNiAN. and :unple refreshments were enjoyed hy the whole School :ts the returns czime piling in on television :md rztdio. Sey- erztl days latter Chris lllztckstone, il student from linglzind, spoke to the School on his impressions ol' the Aniericzm cztmpziign :ind election system :is he had witnessed it. 'l'he entire llunto election program series showed the -Iunto not only instrumental in the improvements of its members, but also significant in the life of the entire School. lin! mum Sturm. Iiumtklq, Krmtrllmt, Kimlnatll. Nlyvrs, Rilllllltlhlll, lrzrtllu-ttt1t'. KI, Nwnnrl mfr: I't'4'lx. 'Iirimltlt' lcxi. lkuix. Xlutrux, Wmmrt, C':tswt-ll, llrtmtt. 'Hlinl umm' lit-try. X., C1t:u:c. lflumtcr, R.. Nltfluy, licltgt-, llttssuu up:-, ifuntllt nm: Ikvmotr. lltwxzrr. Nlurrim, l.:ut'y. Xmlvtwtr, X.. lilliw, tnilltmcr, xlklllll, lfillft mum' Briggs llilllvlll. l.t'zwtllwllt-1. R.. Xlr. Nltilultlttic, llx:ttI,C,rtwl1:tnr. Ncltlm, Umnlflliltl. Qutin lub .X mm' lilt' was lmruugltt into tlu- Outing illulm tltis ycatr with Mr. Nl:u'ClottlJt'ic :tml Ill1lIlX' new hors taking thc lcutl in cttjuvittg' tlrc tuzurx' opportunities tltztt , 1 - . J 1 1 llc:lJron's rurztl lofzttiott ullvrs. .Xrtirc lIlCIlllJCl'hl1lIJ was tluulilctl :tml :tctirity wus Ulllhllllll tltrottgltout the your. Xurucrutts trips wtrrc t:tl4t:u to tllc Cllulfs t':tlJin rm Klztrnlutll Poml :tml scrcrul lorztys wort' tuzulc on mtztrlyy muuntztins. lllt- mlmitt. :rs tltc arctic ol' owl'- nigltt Qxc't1t'siut1s, gave' tltc- tm'mIJt'rs :i t'll1lllK'C to :tp- ptcctatt' mnmlluml ltlc .tt Inst, lmml. lwmluttg, mtrovf- ing, t'tJlJlilIIQ,', cutting wootl. :tml ettiuving' tltc :tttmms pltcfrt' lflllhllllllflll tltc usual :trtivititfs on um? ol' tltcsc trips. Sptrciul trips im'lmlt'tl rlittrlming thc slopes ul . . , , , . . l,tttlQ Spcck, lngclow, :tml lx:tt:tlrtltu tmzuutzttns. lVitl1 tltc ittcrcnstr in ztrtiriticrs :tml tmmlmctslrip, cspcriatlly umlc'1't'l:1ssmctt, tltc Outing Club ctliuycal imreztsctl :activities :tml student support in the luturc Ifitvl mir: Smltizni. Millonig, tlonnell, lluvenport, Staley. Srwml mul: llowe, Dixon, Nlttnn, Allen. 'I'l1i1fI mtv: Nlr. Keller. Xlorgztu. Xndeison, ll., tioodrhild, Caswell. Press Club .X progrzun ol' expansion :ind itnprovetnent tnxlrked the ztetivities ol' the Press Club in one of its iusiest yeztrs. The utunber ol releases und pictures sent to honie town newspapers this yeztr wats , Q,'l'l'llll'l' thztn ever belore. XVorking elosely with Mr, lxeller the Club photographers, Dztvid Mil- lolliq. llervev UHIIICII. illlll David Davenport produced st qrezu number ol' photographs. Iohn I t Sehiztvi :ind l,:tdd Morgan were responsible, through the use' ol' telephong and vt extern Union, lor lurnishing the tnztior news outlets in the New lfllglllllll ztnd New York ztrezts with inlortuzttion ol the School. During the yeztr the Cllub :aroused lurther interest in its activities by posting news clippings :ind pliotogrztplis originated by its tnetnbers on the bulletin board in the stztirwell ol' Stur- texztnt llouse. Several special leztture ztrtieles were prepared lor newspaper release on outstztuding happenings :ind personztges within the School. , . . . . . . lltth :tn :tation pztcked sports seene tn the winter term the Club wzts fllllllllllillly tn touch with the newspapers :ind rztdio ztnd television stations. ln zuldition. at new serviee wus developed in this It'I'Ill. Belore several vztrsity horkey :ind bztsket- bztll gzunes involving tezuns thztt had traveled zt long distzulee to play :tt Hebron zt pieture was tztken ol' the visiting tezun belore the gzune, :intl then 21 print wats given to every plztyer on the visiting squztd ztlter the gaune as it ntenlento ol' the trip. Clztrrying' out its usuztl duties with ellieietuv and constantly :tuginenting its list ol' fuuetions. the Press Club ended the yeztr l'Ct'0g'llll6Ll :ts one ol' the most ztetive orgztnifzttions on the ezuupus. 1 it'sl wnrq lfricdntan. Peterson, Coen, llorofslvy, Moran. Rok, Ctant. Sutton, Tracy, Cutler. llotlvser. Nlycrs, St. Pierre, Nlacllougal, Hosmer. I'. Sffroml rout: Davis, Ferry, johnson, R., Hotchkiss, llurgin, Howe. Yolla, Dixon. Redmond, Conncll. Dullv. Xlurray, Pope, late, liewilt. Macleod. Tltitri tout: lievi. Carratt, llosmer. R.. l.ougec. I N 'X U J I litt, Trzuey, l.. lidge. Yon der Coltl, Schiot. Lacey, Anderson. .X., llatvlves, lota.l1, Yinal, 'l'lun'ber,' Lynth. 1. lcCoy, lillis. Scholniclv, llunslordy llc-war. Nh ' Il urgan, Ankcnv. lfourllt mat: Iro.- abson. Lcadbeller. R., Rosenberg Anderson. D., Critntner, Coodcltild, Wahtolaq Could. 1'ifll1 rout: Mr. lfreidav. Webb, lily, lfait, llralve. llabcotls. Crane, Crosby, Nlcllonough. Nlillonig, Gresham, Lolver. NlcCown .H Hc-rntsdorl',i R., Hyatt. Record lub The Record Club, the School's oldest and largest cultural org: active year in this school season. ln carrying out its purpose ol the students a varied series ol' weekly concerts were held. The C the close cooperation between the ollicers, Kelso Sutton, President Grant, Secretary: and Dennis Bok, Treasurer, and the astute faculty advisor, Mr. lfreiday. The dues from the record breaking membership made possible the abundant addition ol tnany new records to the Club's collec- tion ol well over one hundred long playing records. 'lltrougltout the year many ol' the programs catne from these new additions to the Club, and thus by playing pieces that were little known to the tnembers a novel and inlormative slant was given to the con'- certs. The new purchases also stimulated the activities ol' the Club's record lending program. Among its other functions the Club sponsored three record lairs and handled the music presentation at the Christmas banquet. .Ks in the past the Record Club made an unmeasureable but sig- nilicant contribution to the enjoyment ol' a great many at Hebron this year. tnilation, completed its eleventh bringing good classical music tt J llub's sttccess was made possible by ' l -lohn Tracy, Vice-I residentg lfref FD' -ses' P, . . llml min Rugvrs, Rtihliii, Schizixi, IIZIQS. lCllis. llnilxc, flriiiiiiit-i'. lilmitlc-ry lloxmcr, I'. xfftlllll mir. NI1it'l7mig4il xll1IIllS, Xlwrm, l'ikc. Hmxc. Clzisixcll. lrrllillv, liimhzill. fillllSL'. Ift'l'l'x. 'l'l1irrl min: lSci'l'x', R., C1zililcrl1t1t'x'. Cfmllilis nksvr,XiN'ii.t1ult',Malin,llzmuili. lrimhlc-. I'illllIfllA':1lll Ilixnii, llully, Diiigin, illziviw, Hwpc. Hlzill. SIQIIT Xlznui, I'1fll1 umm' Llurlx, lx., llczirsv, llmnmsy lllum, Xlrwgziii. l.gl1t'3. Hull. ljlllll. Klip Hull. .Nixllz wiv: Hyatt Yun tlvi' cilllll. lilzitkstuiitx Xcilitwmi, Nlilluiiig. filCNll2llll, Iiulloii. Mitlcisoll, ll, Rifle Club ln tliv licgiiining ul thc spring term, aillvr llllllly lllilllllix ul plzuliliiig. thc lflelmni .Mantl- crmy llllllllll' Rillc Chili lmvcziilie ai lmiizi litlt- Ulg'2IIlllllllUll. Fully eqtiippctl with eight Moss- lwig Clntlihte 22 rilles :mtl :ill tht' lJzi1'aipliei'1izilizt i't'tIuii't-al lui' szilt- opcrzitimi ol' thc port- able range in thc Stanley .Xi'cn:i, tht- liist shut wus liit-tl mi Xpril 20, llzlvitl .Xmlcrsmi liziving the lioiicw. .XII vutgzlilifattiuii ol this sort l'Cilllll'L'S murli 2lilY2llli'C lIl'ClJ1ll'1lll0ll ht'l'0i'c lfilllllllg its olibicc- tivc f uctuzil liring on thc rzuigt-, This is pmlmlmly the limi rillc club in existviict-, l1owcx'ci', lhail aic't'm1iplislit'tl so mucli hcloiic liriiig gi shot, Oiliters wcrc cluly elcctctl hy thc' mitlcllt' ol tht- winter term: l'rt'siclciit, lii'tic'e lillisg viii'-l,l'L'5lilClll, llnhii Sthiaivil Secictziry, ilzuncs llrzilxci 'l'i't':istii'ci', Hzimltl fiI'llIllllL'l'I lixcctilixc Ollinci, lVillizim Hays. .Xllilizttion with thc Nzttimmzil Rillc .Xssorizitioii ol' .Xmericzl wats il llllfl l1el'oi'e thc ffllll ol the wihlci' term. lht- iiiciiilmcrsliip cuiisistul ul' mt-i' lilly huys ol sill clzuscs. 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N111111' 11se1'111 111111 1lC11J1'l11 ideas 1111 the t'11l1e1'ti11g 111' 5111111115 were gaiiietl hy the lllClIl1JC1'S as Il Olheers lor t11e year were .Xncly llerry, 1,l'Ch1C1ClllI P11111 1l115s1111, V1i'Q'-1,l'CS1L1Cllll 111111 XX'11ss1111, S1-c'ret11ry: 111111 -111e1 l'11i11e, '1i1'l'2lhllliCl'. 1Yith 21 very 111'ti1'e 1111111111111 system 11e' ing L'lll'l'1Ci1 1111 with f11lIl1JC1S 111' New York t11e lllK'lIl1JC'l'S. 1'1111e1'ti1111s i111'1'e11r,etl 1111111 in 11111111lity ZIIIL1 1111111ity, 115 2lIIUl11Cl' 5l1l'f'i'5h1ill1 year 111 511111117 1111111 activity was ex- 11er1e111'e11. lfiml rout: Bernal, Coen, Rosenberg. Sutton. Bok. Schiavi, Pike. Sermirl rout: Howe, Pratt, Connell, Dixon, .Xn tlersou, A.. Srholnitk, Yolla, Marcy. 'l'l1ir1l rout: Macpherson, Dewar, Kramer, lflepburn, Gleason. Mentuc Cfntler. Ifomlll row: Nlr. West, l.vm'Ii, Could, Nltlfarlantl, lialmson, Giesemann, Daxenport, Farrar. Ififllz rua Notlebohm, Morgan, Hays, lily, Williams, W., 'l'rat'ey, l'. Yearbook 'lhis year's YLVXRBOUK combines the talents anal ellorts ol' a large nutnber ol' students. An early significant contribution was the work ol the members ol' the llusiness Stall who eclualecl in advertising sales a previous high acllieretl several years ago. .Xrt Editor Denny Bok turned out a lighthearted set ol' athletic cartoons. Editor-in-Clhiel' Kelso Sutton supervised the seemingly endless task ol' the gathering ol' accurate information and the writing ol' articles, Numerous boys answered the call lor pictures by turning in a large number lor eventual use in this year's book, XVith the liles ol' the Press Club heavily supplementing this contribution anal the continued professional output ol' Mr. Stephen Merrill swelling the total, this year the editors and laculty advisor were larecl with a very pleasant task ol' picture selection and placement. It is hoped that this year's YIQXRBOOK will oller some small measure ol the life and times at Hebron fXc'acleiny in the year l95ti-57. Ifdil orfnl COIlfl'I'lllllfH'S David Babson '57 Robert Bernat '60 Andrew Berry '58 Charles Coen '59 Richard Cutter '57 john Dewar '57 Peter Dixon '60 joseph Ely '58 Norman Farrar '58 Peter Gieseinann '57 Philip Gleason '57 lVillian1 Hays '58 Peter Hepburn '58 Painter Howe '57 Morton Kramer '57 Ernest Lynch '58 Christian Macpherson '57 Bruce McFarland '57 Lester Moran '57 Yearbook taff lid1'tor-in-Clzief KELSO F. SUTTON '57 Business Manager PETER S. ROSENBERG '57 Art Editor G. DENNIS BOK '57 f1s.sisl11Ht lfclilors SYLVESTER M. PRA'l l', jR. '57 NVILLIAM 'l'. WILLIAMS '58 Business Staff Alexander Anderson '58 Frederick Bossert '57 jellrey Gould '57 Barton Marcy '57 Michael Mentuek '57 Arthur Morgan '58 john Sehiavi '58 Patrick Tracey '57 jack Yofla '60 johann-Dieterieh Nottebohm '57 Pham-gmph3' C'm Immy Chester Pike '59 Eugene Rinker '57 Robert Scholnick '58 john Tracy '57 Robert XVebb '57 Hervey Connell '57 David Davenport '57 Bruce Hotchkiss '57 David Millonig '57 Edward Tate '57 SCHOOL LIFE ,cu New Wig. , mf H 9,2 5 Vri.. A, .,,, V 'T H x K, ,,kk if ,i 1v,45:,,41g,g ' .f Q-aw if I f ww 'ff' Q inf? fs SQ sw, ,. fA X. 5fQ W V, , Win 'M 'K Athletics Varsity Football C flrl flies MR. SVVITZER, MR. QIENNINGS, VARSITY I.E'l'TIiRMEN Co-Crrptuins PHILIP Gi.r1AsoN -IIQFFREY NIANNINH David Babson Robert Bannard joseph Hellavance Michael Briggs Richard Cutler David Garratt Peter Hepburn Robert Hosmer Frank johnson Richard Lacey .Iohn McIlwain Rich Riuihach Gordon Smith Charles Swartwood MR. NVILLARD Edward Tate, Mriimger Cu-Captains Manning and Gleason lim! rmrg liubfoii lilllllllllill, johnson, F., Rinibzlrtb, Manning, Gleason, BCllZlViIl1fC, Hcpbnln Snalluooc Cu Ll Swmnl Inav: Uillizinis, W., Hosincr, R., johnson. R., Srliizlvi, Walltolzl, fiooilfliild, Polzish axis S n 1 Fm: mv: xlCllllllli, Briggs. Givens, Uclniun, Kent, Drake, Lacey, l'i1llllIlgS. Fuurlh wzu: M1 jcnnings M1 Sui mr Hr. Willzml, Blum, l.eailbcllcr. R., Blackstone, Hillly Hyznl, Amhcson, ' A e RECORD Hebron llrimlglon .-Xcucleiily l 1 Hebron Bowdoin Freslnnen 25 Hebron Maxine Central Institute Fil Hebron Colby Freslnncn 25 Hebron Phillips Exeter '17 Hebron New Hampton 553 Varsit Football The 1956 Football team was unable to win a game this year. l.ack ol depth, injuries to key play- ers, and some unlucky breaks in several games all combined to turn back the many courageous efliorts ol the Team toward victory. After two weeks ol practice, one ol' which was the first Hebron pre-school practice session in foot- ball, the Green played host to Bridgton Academy. Three plays alter the opening whistle two of the Team's sorely needed experienced linemen were injured, with one lost lor the rest ol the season. This, combined with injuries suffered to two more key players in a pre-season scrinnnage seriously hampered the plans of the coaches and strained the resources ol the squad. Nevertheless, in the next game at Bowdoin, the Team showed up well and came much closer to victory than the final score indicated. One Hebron touchdown was nullified by a penalty and a long run by Co-Captain -Iefl' Manning to the Bowdoin ten yard line was followed by a dishearten- ing penalty and another scoring opportunity was lost. When the powerful M.C.l. team invaded Andrews Field the Team pllt up a fine battle before being downed. Alter an evenly lought first period in which Hebron narrowly missed a passing touchdown, the Prepsters cashed in on a break alter a long Hebron punt was nullified by a penalty and the following kick was returned lor a touchdown. The superior man power and experience of' the visitors told the story in the second hall. The Crea-n's hrst tally of' the season came in the next game against the Colby Freshmen. He- bron led, 7 to fi, at hall lime, but t1olby's greater strength meant the difference in the last two periods. ln the hrst Hebron-lixeter lootball game in many years the Team ran into a highly successful and undeleated Exeter squad, bill managed to register two touchdowns in the final quarter, hall- back 'Iohn Mcllwain getting both ol these. New Hampton had too niuch passing skill and trickery lor the Big Green in the season's finale. ln this game, as in all the others, the Team never stopped trying, and the final touchdown of the year was a Hebron one, in the closing minutes ol the game. A lull five game schedule of' games was played by the so--'called group within the squad. Decisions were dropped to Lewiston, lidward l.ittle and llrunswick l-Iigh School and Fryeburg Academy by scores of' ll-IZ, 25-IS, 27-17 and 20-0, respectively, a win coming over the -l.V.'s of Stephens High School ol Rumford. 7-fl. Next year's Team will have five returning letterinen. It is hoped that with this nucleus and under the leadership ol Captain'-elect and stellar center Pete Hepburn the never tiring efforts of Mr. Switzer and his stall will be rewarded with victory. Certainly, this year's hard luck group, un- der the leadership of Co-Captains Gleason and Manning, never stopped trying in its efforts to achieve that end. SQUAD LIST Captain GHRALU BORUFSKY Peter Adams David Anderson Richard Berry Robert Brown Richard Canterbury john Caswell Peter Darrah David Davenport Peter Dixon Laurence Eaton Bruce Edge Richard Friedman Harold Grimmer Richard Gruver john Halford Stephen Hawkes William Hays Richard Hermsdorf David Horn Bruce Hotchkiss Painter Howe Paul Husson Charles Leadbetter David Lougee Bruce MacDougal Thomas Mann Stuart Myers john Peck Chester Pike David Priest Howard Rabinowitz john Redmond William Ring Galen Ruhlin Edward St. Pierre Aretas Stearns Jeremiah Thomas Patil Levi, Manager Ross Starr, Ivlanager Re er e Football RECORD Hebron 0 Lewiston High School Freshmen 2l Hebron 13 Kents Hill Reserves 12 Hebron 7 Stephens High School Freshmen 6 Hebron 6 Webster Junior High School 7 Hebron I3 Kents Hill Reserves 14 The Reserve football team completed its best season in three years with two wins and three losses. Under the enthusiastic direction of Mr. Brennan and Mr. Mott a series of close games was played, for after losing the opener to Lewiston High School Freshmen, 21 to 0, all the rest of the games were decided for or against the Team by the margin of an extra point. Although on the losing end on both occasions it was generally agreed that the game with a strong Wlebster team and the second game with a heavy and reinforced Kents Hill J.V. team found the Reserves at their best. Captain Ike Borofsky led the run- ning game of a spunky backfield while sophomore Chet Pike and freshman Bob Brown stood out as pass receivers. With great improvement in technique and execution of funda- mentals evidenl as the season wore on, the Team went through its paces with vigor and enjoyment. Several of its members are definitely counted on for help on next year's Varsity squad. First rout: Sl. Pierre, Grimmer, Howe, Peck, Borofsky, Myers, Redmond, Pike, Brown. Second roam' Rabinowitz, Leadbetter, C., Friedman. Eaton, Horn, Caswell, Allen, MacD0ugal, Adams, Stearns. Third ruzv: Hotchkiss, Dixon, Lougee, Ring, Davenport, Anderson, D., Mann, Darrah, Grover. Fourth row: Mr. Brennan, Starr, Halford, Thomas, Hays, Hermsdorf, R., Hawkes, Edge, Levi, Mr. Mott. Varsity Soccer Coach MR. WEST VARSITY I,ET'I'ERMIiN Captain IOHANN-13 I r:'1'lcR1c1H NoT'r1csoHM Edward Barry Dean Benson Hervey Connell John Dewar Bruce Ellis Peter Cicsemzmn Kent Graham IIIITICS Hzirberson Christian Macpherson Robert McCoy Patrick Tracey Ruediger Von der Goltz Robert VVQISSOII Stuart YVhitcomb Burton Marcy, Almzrzgu Captain N0ll6b0,llll .xl mun' You mlm Grillz. 'l'l':u'L'y. l'., Nlrllcllwlllll, filL'Sl'lIlilllll, liilflf, Sffllllfl mum' ll2Il'lbl'l'Sllll. lillis, llcnsmi. flllllllll' XIzu'pl1cl'soii, llcwzir. 'lilriwl mzu: I4-will, Amlcrsmi. X., Clmmcll, XYQISSUII. Nlcibx. xxillllltillllj, Krzlillci. IJUIIVIII mu': Murq, Bll1'l','il'l'kll'f', Kclclium, Mr. West. linllon, Wait, Wclmlr, Srliiol. Helirotl llelmni Hclmroii Hclmm llclimn llclmm Hclnmn RECORD Kenls Hill lfrvclmrg .Xczuleinv Ciurliznn Slilllf 'l'ez1c'l1ei's Collcge liillllllllllll High SL'll04Jl l'1I'VClJlll'Q ,-Xczulclilv , . , Colby KClllS Hill n 115 ixg, , 1 Q 9 MGVE .Q WN , J-X. . ' xx U Wi '40 ar ity Soccer Hebron's first Soccer team made Hebron sports his- tory. Under the direction of Mr. West and with high spirit and enthusiasm, the Soccer team was able to rc- cord a six win and one loss record. The drive of the experienced Spanish contingent, con- sisting of Chris Macpherson, Pat Tracey, Peter Giese- mann, Rudi Von der Goltz, and Captain Dieter Notte- bohm hellwd to get the Team under way, and to estab- lish the spirit and desire to play top notch soccer. By the end of the season this group recorded a total of 255 goals Ollt of the 27 goals scored during the entire season. After three weeks of hard work and apple eating Hebron opened its soccer history by defeating Kents Hill, 5 to 0, on the rival's Held. The Team dominated this game from start to finish, pouring 4 goals through in the first period. On its own Greenwood Mountain Held, the Big Green showed its power and skill by turning back Fryeburg Academy, Gorham State Teachers College, and Fal- mouth High School. ln these three games the Hebron booters scored a high total of 15 goals. In the next game at Fryeburg the Team repeated its earlier victory by the same score of 3 to 0. Wfhile playing perhaps the best game of the year, the Big Green fell to a rugged Colby College Soccer Club, 2 to l, at Wfaterville. The Colby squad took an early lead but the Big Green fought back and after many close calls at the Colby goal Captain Nottebohm scored the only goal for Hebron. Colby's margin of victory was a successful penalty kick. In the last game the Big Gree11 closed the season as it had opened it, by defeating Kents Hill again. Hebron's first Soccer team was composed of a group of enthusiastic boys who loved the sport and worked together closely. The Spanish line with the aid of Eduardo Barry always kept up a strong attack, while the versatile Chris Macpherson anchored the defense at center half and kept the pressure on up front. Flanking him were -lack Dewar and Bruce Ellis, new to soccer, but quick to pick up the game. Kent Graham and Klint Harberson were two excellent fullbacks and Bob McCoy did a fine job as general utility man and in relief for the injured Harberson later in the season. Dean Benson pCl'f0'l'IllCCl an excellent job as goal tender, with only 3 goals getting by him during the season. XVith six lettermen returning next year another fine season is awaited. Next year's team will be led by half- back Bruce Ellis, who was elected Captain for l957 at the end of the season. Soccer's introductory year at Hebron brought a large turnout, enthusiastic effort, a fine record, and a group of boys who were indeed proud to have been on Hebron's first Soccer team. SQUAD LIST Ross Babcock Robert Bernat Charles Blonder Keith Clark Stephen Clark Charles Coen Paul Cotnins Kennedy Crane Ronald Dockser jonathan Ferry Peter Hosmer Richard Iolliffe William Jordan jonathan Karp Thomas Knowlton Barry Levenson Robert I.oker Eldon Macleod James McGown George Payne Henry Pope Edward Proffitt Daniel Rogers Thomas Rowe Peter Trafton William Trimble David Vinal Wallace Wfhenman VVillian1 Wfilliams Andrew Berry, Manager . V. Soccer Conch NIR. STEPHENS Rl-LCORD Hebron 0 Kents Hill Hebron l Kcnts Hill Hebron 2 Kents Hill Hebron fi Kents Hill l'lebron's hrst soccer team made an impressive debut by achieving an undefeated record in its games with its counterpart at Kents Hill. In four games against the Kents Hill xI.V.'s the first two ended in ties and then Hebron won the next two. The last game proved to be the 'l'eam's most outstanding perform- ance of the season as the score of 3 to 0 indicates. 'l'op scorer for the Stephens clan was center forward Bill Wil- liams with 1-1 goals of the total 6 counted. Outstanding all sea- son was goalie Larry Trimble who allowed only l four games. Besides the compiling ol' a fine record, under the Mr. Stephens many boys completely new to soccer first experience of the game. Moreover, a great underclassmen were readied for varsity service next goal in the guidance of tasted their number of year. First row: Blonder, Payne, G., jollilfe, Clark, S., Pope, Trimble, Dockser, Macleod, Comins, Bernat. Semnd rout: Whenman, Trafton, Coen. Vinal, Rowe, jordan, Levenson, Hosmer, P., Ferry. Knowlton, Rogers. Tlzird row: Mr. Stephens, Loker, Metiown, Crane, Clark, K. Karp, Proffitt, Williams, W., Babcock, Berry, A. ross Countr VARSITY l.li'l l'liRlvlliN Captain I,1csTicR lVl0RAN Elmer Barlels llohn Draper XVinslow Durgin .Iames Horton Sylvester Pratt Schuyler 'lhurber l,ambert Hlebber C Ullfll MR. l,EAVIT'1' Captain li!0IllH The Cross Cotmtry team finished a very successful sea' son with a record ol' six wins and two losses. The Team opened the season by defeating always strong Fryeburg Academy lor the first time since the fall of l95l. A strong lXfl.C.l. team won easily at Hebron but the Team bounced right back with dual meet wins over Kent's Hill and l-'ryeburg again, Captain Squint Moran the individual winner in both of these races. In a six team meet at Hebron in which Nasson College, Oxford, Gasco, and New Gloucester High Schools and Bridgton Academy were invited, the Hebron team took the race. The second loss then occurred to Gould Academy. The Big Green hnished up with a hne win over Bowdoin Freshmen and a repeat victory over Kents Hill. Throughout the season Captain Moran led the Big Green harriers successfully, placing hrst in three meets. X'Vin Durgin and Elmer Bartels were also consistently at the top ol' the Held. X'Vith two lettermen returning and a Hne group ol' V. runners who participated in several varsity races, Mr. 1.eavitt's team should be there again next year. .if rozv: Mitchell, l'l'zitl, xlllfllll, fil2llCl', Sutton. .s'1'f'0IIIl rrmu' Dl'1lpCi', XVCDDLI Blrlcls. llllfglll, Sflmlnick. Tllirrf mzr: Hope, Horlml, Mr. Lcalxilly llilllll'lJLl '1 Hclmmn Ilclmm Hclmm Hvlmmil Hclnun llclmrun Hclmui llClll'Ull 11:52 fl' 4 Q-ffl! X!! RICCZORD 22 lfryclmllrg Auulciliy H7 42 Maine Clcnlrul lnslilulc I5 22 lfryclmllrg Acmlciily T57 'll fiasco High Hrllrml 554 llflllglllll .Xczulcnly li!! NQISNUII Clullvgl' U8 Oxlkml High School llfi Z4 Kcnis Hill El? 547 Gould .xflllllfllll IN 26 llmvcluill lfrcslnncn Fil Z6 Kcnls Hill flfi Hclmruii lilll in Nun liiiglzlml l'l'1'lJ2lI'ill0l'l Snliuul lllcul arsity Basketball VARSITY l,1i'lj'l4ER1XfIEN Captain I.lCS'l'liR MoRAN Peter Cutler David fQ2ll'l'2lIl jznnes Horton Frznxk ,johnson Ross Ketfhunl Ric'h:n'd Lacey john Mcllwuin Sylvester Pratt Tllolnzls Rowe Confh MR. l RI'l'Z Dawson Zu ug, M11 Ilflglfl' Captain Moran 9 I QA QBH ,xl rfmu' Qloiimmi, lf.. Hurlmi. Nlurzin, I,:ircy, Przill. .Srrrmrl mum' Paine, flullci Xlxllxs Il'fllixNl'l'. Tlfirrl mir: Nlr. i'1l'ill. Kiziriaill, KL-lchllnl, Rowc. hung. 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Tllirrl mat: Mr. jordan, I'otash, Dixon, Myers, Wahtola, SQUAD LIS-T Co-Captrlizls lVIl.I.lAlXl fili'l'MAN .louis Slmvsox 'Illomas Acheson Ross Babcock Andrew Berry Michael llriggs Robert lirown Peter Dixon Laurence Eaton Stuart Myers Stephen Potash Robert Scholnick l.ec Von Rhau lVilliam vVahtola lVrlliam X'Villiams lidward Proflitt, Manager Proflil t. C O Ba ketball C fifff -1, MR. -IORD.-KN RECORD Hehron -li Kc-nts Hill .I.V. 27 Hehron SI liridgton .lcademy -IX. flfl Hehron 3-I St. lJominic's High School 5-4 Hehron Al Leavitt Institute lti Hchrou -Its St. Dominic's High School 53 Hchron H7 West Paris High School 67 Hehron 59 Kents Hill LIN. lil Hehron til Leavitt Institute T3 Hc-hron 70 Wt-st Paris High School 45 Opening the season with easy victories over the -l.V.'s ol' Kents Hill and Bridgton Academy, the tI.V. lmaskt-thall team seemed destined lor a terrific season's record. 'lhrough the loss ol' two top players to the varsity, however, the Team lost a good hit ol its scoring punch, and although the spirit remained high, vistory was hard to achieve. Alter battling lor three quarters with the St. lJom's Varsity the .I.V.'s fell behind in the Iinal eight minutes ol play and sullered the lirst loss ol' the season. Leavitt Institute scored a two point win in the next game. lhese two losses were typical ol the type of tough games played by the 'Ieam all season. The pattern was lor this group to hold its own lor three periods or more and then how to superior man power and experience. One thing is sure, the AI.V. games this year were all exciting and close. Mr. .Iordan always fielded a team that was trying its hest. The mediocre record ol' lour victories and live defeats has little meaning lor there was a great development ol' the players who will be 111EZlI1lJC1'S of future Varsity basketball teams. .- ' gt.. 31. Firxl row: Kant, Millonig, Yon der filllll, Blackstone. Crane. Kent. Seronrl row: Mr. 'l vxitchell, Mann, Bolton, Karp. Clark, K. 'I'l1irrl rout: Stearns, Pike, Starr, Berry, R., lrallon. Yolla. Hebron 37 Hebron fll Hebron 51 Hebron flel Hebron 36 Hebron T53 Hebron 32 Cowl: MR. 'l'XVl'l'Cllllil.l. RECORD South Paris High School Freshmen fl!! Walton junior High School 'll Walton .junior High School 44 Mechanie lfalls High School Il.V. 57 Xlethanit' lfalls High School l2 Webster Ilunior High School -l2 Webster -Iunior High School 32 The Reserves could only attain one victory tltis year, but this is hardly a tl'llC measure ol tlte success ol' the season lor this group. Under Mr. 'l'witchell's patient direction a group ol' inexperienced boys were thoroughly grounded in the lundamentals and team play aspects ol the game. The only victory Auburn, redeeming gin. 'l'he game the was a line ten point win over Wlalton School ol' a previous loss to this same club by the same mar, leant regarded with most pride was a near upset ol' the undeleated and very powerlul XVebster Alunior High School. Wlebster had previously deleated some teams by wide margins which tlte Hebron .l.V.'s had played. 'l'he Reserves opened the game play- ing a possession strategy. Operating under the theory that the op- ponents could not score unless they had the ball the l.ittle Green maintained possession much ol' the game, vVebster scoring only 2 points in tlte first period. This group ollered bright prospects lor luture varsity competition. The season opened with two juniors, two sophomores, and one lreshl man composing the starting live. Seven ol' tlte squad were six feet tall or over. Since only three ol' the 'l'eam's sixteen members were seniors ntuch ol' next year's varsity and teams will be former members of this year's Reserve basketball team. sotmn I.IS'I' Richard Berry Christopher Blackstone Alan Bolton Keith Clark Kennedy Crane Alexander Kant Ajonathan Karp tlohn Kent 'l'homas Matin David Millonig Chester Pike Ross Starr .-Xretas Stearns Peter 'l'ral'ton Ruediger Von der Goltv Alack Yolla arsity Hocke Caprain Dewar VARSITY LE'l l'ERMliN Captain joHN DEWAR David Babson Dean Benson Gerald Borofsky Bruce Ellis Joseph Ely Peter Hepburn Richard .johnson jeffrey Manning Robert McCoy Frank Waterman Robert Webb Dana Cole, Manage: 1 Fiiixf :ou Hebron 9 Hebron 'l l lel won 7 Hebron ti Hebron li Hebron 9 Hehrou -l Hebron 5 Hebron 7 Hebron 7 Hclmron I Hebron 5 Hebron El V,-XRSl'l'Y ll0ClKl'1Y eplmrn, Nlanning. Benson, Waterman. llewzlr. lolmrzrm, R., Wi-hh, llznlmson, liellavznilce. .Sfrmzrl 1 Mr. Dwyer, Cole, Mcfioy, Ellis, lily, Hyull, Borofsky, Priest, Mr. lxlkllhllllklll. RECORD Berlin High School 0 Lewiston High School I Phillips lixc-ter 2 llflilgltlll ,-Xczidemy fl Alumni 5 New l'lllllllJl0Il Al Hurrillville High School l liowcloin l'll'CSllIIlCll l Colby Fresllmen Ll XV2lllJUlC High School 2 Melrose High School 0 6 fl Hope High School l St. IJominic s lligh School ll , f fi xx l , le QQ wi N 1- ar it Hockey Completing one of the most successful seasons in Hebron's hockey history this year's Varsity gave the School its hrst undefeated, untied hockey team in twenty years. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Mac-- Millan, who was handling his last hockey squad at Hebron, the Team ran up an impressive string of thirteen straight victories. Of the many highlights of the campaign the 9 to 0 victory over arch rival St. Dominic's of Lewiston remains outstanding, In handing the Maine State Champions the worst defeat dealt them by Hebron in many years, the Big Green made it win 56 out of the last G7 games. The Team played in a pre-season tourney at XVest Point during Christmas vacation and sharp- ened its eye considerably while winning two games and playing another that never oflicially ended be- cause of a fracas on the ice which got out of hand. As the season progressed Mr. Mac's boys showed tremendous power and drive in notching many impressive victories. Exeter suffered the worst de- feat of its season at the hands of the Green, 7 to 2, as did Rhode Island State Champions Burrillville, ll to I. The Red Raiders of Melrose, Massachu- setts, Greater Boston League Champions, offered Hebron its toughest encounter, but they were downed, 1 to 0. Alumni week end saw the Team steal a 6 to 5 win away from a talent laden aggregation of grads in the last few minutes of play. This game fea- tured Frank Waterman scoring goal number 500 of the MacMillan Regime. A 6 to 3 last period win over formidable Bridgton Academy not only be- stowed upon Hebron the Maine State Preparatory School Hockey Title but also kept the home ice column clean for the fourth consecutive year. The Bowdoin and Colby Freshmen and a scrappy Lewiston High sextet, among others, fell hard be- fore the Big Green forces. A look at the season's statistics offers the clearest indication of the Team's prowess. A 99 goal out- put established a Hebron record, breaking by 2 goals the mark set by the 1954-55 squad. A mere 35 goals were tallied against clever goalie Pete Hep- burn, who, having never donned pads before this year, came through with three shutouts. The superlative first line accounted for 72 of the 99 goals. Wing Frank Waterman nailed down a new individual scoring record with his 43 points while Captain -lack Dewar and partner Richie Johnson tied the previous individual high with 40 points each. -Iuniors Bob McCoy and Bruce Ellis, with senior Dave Babson rotating, held the defense together all year. The second wave of forwards found Dean Benson holding down the right wing post and Bob Webb, jeff Manning, joe Ely, Jerry Borofsky and Paul Hyatt all participating interchangeably as the occasion would arise. Hardly anyone, including the coach, knew from day to day just who would support the Team as the second line. Coach MacMillan ended his coaching career at Hebron by producing one of the finest teams in the School's history. Not only did they have an envi- able record, but they also possessed the desire to work and will to win which made them a cham- pionship team. Co-Captains elect McCoy and Ellis, goalie Hep- burn and lineman Ely remain as bulwarks for next year and reminders of the greatness of the Hebron Hockey team of l957. SQUAD l,lS'l' Crlptain NORMAN FARRAR Alexander Anderson Ioseph liellzivzince Richard BOWVIIIHII Sumner Burr lllIllCS Chaise Richard Cutter Malcolm Dzlvis IZIIIICS Drzlke Bruce Edge Philip Gleason Izxmes Hznrberson Paul King David Lougee lildon Macleod Arthur Morgzln Gordon Smilh Charles Swzlrtwood Peter 'I rzuvis john XVuit Paul Husson, Mazinger I ir.xl l'!lZl'.' Lougee, Anderson. .X., H2lI'llC'I'Sllll, I'i2ll'l'2ll', Davis, 'l'1'zlxis, Macleod. Secunfl roll jenmngs, llellavzince. Gleason, King, Smith, Burr, Clluse, llowman, l'avne, G., Husson. fmr mul: Swarlwood, Wait, lNIorgan, Drake, Edge, Culler. . . Hocke Czmzrli MR. AIENNINGS RECORD Heliron Dixlield High School Hehron Kenls Hill Hehron Sl. Dominicfs High School .I.V Hebron NlCC'l12llllC Falls High School Helmron Bridglon QXc:ulen1y -j.V. Hebron Sl. Dominic's High School -l.V Hebron Kcnls Hill Helimn Mechzlnic lfzllls High School Under the czlpzllile direction ol' Mr. -lennings, the lV hockey tezlm haul il successful season, with six wins :ind only two losses. Two trzlditionzllly strong opponents, St. Dom's and Kenls Hill, were delezited by this ye:ir's Tezlm. The 34 goals scored in eight games was zi high lolul lor il hockey team. Showing much promise lor luture yezlrs, the Ylllflilll consisted ol' four sophomores, three ol' whom played second line, and eight juniors scattered through the lines and defense. This young group showed line potential and produced the best j,V. hockey record in the last eleven years. Ifirxl mum' Conant. .Xllen. Grnver, flUIIliIlS, -lollillie, Payne, G. Secmul rozu: Ruhlin. Rogers, Hosmer, P., Rabinowilz, Mlzuns, Blomler. Tllirrl row: Mr. llennings, Bearse, Ankeny, Ring, Darrah, Anderson, D. . V. Second Conch MR. .IENNINGS RECORD Hebron tl Lewiston High School qI.V. S This year, with over sixty candidates lor hockey, a third team was lormed, made up almost entirely ol' lreslnnen and sophomores. Sharing the Stanley .Xrena with the Varsity and tI.V..'s the Seconds also used the clay tennis courts as a practice area and contributed many afternoons ol' work in clear- ing them ol' snow and llooding them lor general skating. The Team lost its only frame to Lewiston High School .I.V.'s, . D N 8 to 0, but showed spirit and possible skill lor the coming years. The Little Green lreslnnan line ol' Pete Adams, Chuck Blon- der, and Pete Darrah showed special fire and drive. Above all, because ol' being a separate team the group gained the valuable skating experience which is so necessary. SQUA D LIST Peter Adams Ralph Allen David Anderson Michael Ankeny N'Villiam Bearse Charles Blonder Paul Comins Conrad Conant Peter Darrah Richard Gruver Peter Hope Peter Hosmer Richard Alollille George Payne Howard Rabinowitz Wlilliam Ring Daniel Rogers Galen Ruhlin arsity Skung Coaches MR. HELWIG, MR. STEPHENS MR. STACKPOLE VARSITY LETTERMEN Co-Captains W1Ns1.ow DURGIN CHRISTIAN MACPHERSON David Horn William Kimball Philip Lewitt john Redmond Schuyler Thurber Dean Gresham, Manager Co-Captains Macpherson and Durgin The Ski team turned in an outstanding record. With excellent snow conditions throughout the season all but one of the scheduled meets was held and the Team won over ten schools while losing to only three in regular com- petition. Early in january a season's high point was reached when the Team nosed out perenially strong Kim- ball Union. This was followed by the capturing of the Kents Hill Carnival crown at mid season and a superior showing in jumping at the New Englands. Improvements in the facilities in jumping and cross country were matched by extra concentration and profici- ency in these two events. In fact, cross country was the backbone event all season with many members of the Team showing special improvement and achievement. Co- Captains Macpherson and Durgin were excellent four event skiers with Macpherson coming through with a second in jumping, a fifth in slalom, and a sixth in downhill against top notch competition at the New Englands. Sophomore Dave Horn showed fine future promise with some excellent performances in all four events. juniors Bill Kimball and Phil Lewitt excelled in cross country and jumping respec- tively, while sophomores john Redmond and Sky Thurber specialized in cross country. The large underclass lettermen group, coupled with other members of the squad and graduates of the recrea- tional skiing program, provide an exciting nucleus for next year's team. They will be hard pressed, however, to match the 1957 record. qj N X- at T MQ + unc lllulmm, Rm.'llln'1'g, I'opc-, Ilzlliulcl, Irimlrlc-V iioomiclmilml, xlKl 1ll'IillI4l XNIHIIIIIS I' Swan: U11 cruz-rmn, lm:-gin, llllll'Ill'l'. Rccllnmni. fimlmnl. Kimlmll. Hom lln xx IHS I.7 371.2 f5Sl5,.7I 5575. I7 389.86 ISSISLXS 2592.3 Hclnmn llll Ill l .5.la..X.5..X. l'lt'IJ2ll'2llUl'f Srluml Xlccl Pluillipx I-.xvlcr I kcnlm llill 2579.77 lfryclmrg Mzulclm' EVVWU Iimwlnin FICSIIIIICII 271.29 397.2 372.5 222.3 Hi,7r.l71 f6SvN.7w IH Ili 'iss . ' -mv , Q41 my arsity Swimming VARSITY LE'I'TliRMEN C0-Crlptains ROBERT BANNARD DENNIS Box lilmer Bartels Charles Coen Philip Crosby Bruce Hotchkiss Eric Malm Rich Rimbach Kelso Sutton David Vinal Coach MR. SNVITZER Eugene Rinker, Manager C0-Captains Bannard and Bok N Whom . xt funn' Yinzil, Crosby, Malin, Bok, Bzinnard, Rimbach, Sutton, Coen. Secrmd mn bil SNIIILI Holililim Morris, Blum, Hays, fiI'ilI1lllCf, Peterson, Draper, Bnrlels, Rnilxu Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron F43 3 l I 3 F5 7 L15 35 42 35 RECORD Brunswick High School Deering High School Phillips lixeter Cllicverus High School liclwzlrcl Little High School Bowdoin Ifreshnien l'orLlz1ncl High School Bowdoin Freshmen vi ar It Svvimmin Un lfriclay evening, l cfln'uary 22, thc Ilchron Swinnning' Lcani snapped a I2 year Poillancl lligh School clnal inecl win- ning Slltllk within lhe stan- hy defeating Lhc Inn-nnial slalc champions, -I2 lo 355, in thc- S2ll'g'l'lll. pool. This exciting niccl, tical going into Lhc last event and won hy Hc- hron's close vicloiy in the 200 yard lieu slyh- relay, was the wry high point ol' Lhis yn-ai s swinnning scason. Il helped to nlakc up for early season Llisalmpoinuncnls ie. -xii and lor the tw'o close losses to arch rival Bowdoin Freshmen. Also, lor higl1 drama and excitement lor audience and swimmers, this was one ol' the most outstanding single athletic events ol' the last lew years. Mr. Switzer developed a very well bal- anced team whose individual members could and did break records, but whose primary concern was lor the 'l'eam. Dura ing the course ol' the season two School records were broken by members ol' this squad: sophomore sensation Phil Crosby lowered the l00 yard backstroke time to l:05.2 and the medley relay rerord was lowered to 2:01 by the quartet ol' Co- Captains Denny Bok and Bob Bannard, Dave Vinal and Crosby. In the second Bowdoin Freshmen meet the 'l'eam forced the eollegians to the limit and the result was new Hebron pool records by the visi- tors in the 50, 100, and 200 yard tree style events. The fine squad spirit ol' the year's group helped in making this a memorable year lor all, and the Portland virtory sets a mark lor future teams to achieve. l,'r1ru'llf'.x' MR. XVILIARU AND MR. MAc:Mll,I,AIX' E Varsity Baseball a V.-XRSITY l.l'.' l I'1iRM KN Cnjztailz Sx'1,vl4s'l'r2R l'kA'1 I' Cfllflllill Pfflll Robert Ilzulnzlrd l'1llYV2ll'd l5:n'1'y lolln Dewar Wnllium CQCUIILIIT Kent Grzalmzun Peter Hcpburn Pclcr Hope Ricluml xlolmson 6 Ricllzml l.cz1clln-tier ,l Clllrisliznl M:1cpl1ersm1 N W? vlivrllcc- AIlIl 1ll'l1lllll QD A Ilmmzls Rowe lfrxlnlk x'V2llCl'll z Xvillilllll 1jllllSl'0l'll, Afllllllgf' 1 Q Ill I E X First mul: johnson, R., Dewar, Hepburn, Prall, Macpherson, Rowe, Billllllllll. Szmm 1 1 ll lIClllldll Mr dl land, Barry, Gelman, Leaclbclter, R., Grallam. Tlzirrl rrmn' Mr. Macklillzm, Smith Hope Dunsloicl Scholnul Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron 10 1 Wahlola, Mr. Willard. RECORD Bowdoin FI'CSl1lllCll New Hampton Briclgton Aczlclenly Colby Freshmen Fryelmrg Acaclelny Tilton Maine Central Institute Kents Hill Deering High Srhool ar ity Ba eball The 1957 varsity baseball season proved a diss appointing one in record since the Team could only produce two victories in nine games. There were highlights in the season, however, that the record does not make evident, the greatest ol them being the victory over M.C.I. This was only the second victory in baseball over this traditional rival in the last eleven years. It is gratifying that the Team unleashed its full potential power against such a rival. Mr. X'Villard's four man pitching stall was led by veterans Bob Bannard and Bill Getinan. Pele Hope, a junior, turned in several outstand- ing pitching ellorts and the stall as a group had a very respectable earned run average. But the best pitching was done when the Hebron bats were silent. Outstanding pcrlornlers all season were the versatile jack Dewar, solid catcher Pete Hepburn and the batting leader, center fielder Chris Macpherson. Despite the poor record many fine perform- ances will he remembered. There was the close win over Bridgton, always a good team to beat, the ten run Hrst inning and the triple play in the M.C.I. game, the Hne pitching ol' Pete Hope who allowed just three runs in eighteen innings in two games, and the slugging match ol' the Commencement game topped off hy Dick Lead- better's bases loaded homer to tl1e broad jump pit. Nlin or lose this year's Baseball team pro- vided plenty ol' action. SQUAD LIST Alexander Anderson Joseph Bellavance Andrew Berry Gerald Borofsky Keith Clark Conrad Conant Peter Cutler Peter Dixon Laurence Eaton Bruce Edge Philip Gleason james Harberson Ross Ketchum Paul King David Lougee Lester Moran john Redmond Aretas Stearns Peter Williams john Peck, Manager First row: Berry, A., Bellavance, Edge, Cutler, Ketchum, Lougce. Second row: Mr. Switzer, Redmond, Gleason, Anderson, A., Clark, K., Dixon, Peck. Third row: Borofsky, Williams, P., Moran, King, Harberson, Conant, Stearns, Eaton. Baseball Coach MR. SWITZER RECORD Hebron Holderness Hebron Holderness Hebron Gould Academy J.V. Hebron Mechanic Falls High School Hebron Gould Academy J.V. Hebron Leavitt Institute This year the AI.V. baseball team was unable to break into the victory column in six starts. The Team was able to come up with many hits, but seemed unable to produce the big one that would have resulted in big innings. Against Gould j.V.'s the Team came closest to victory but lost out to a four run rally in the ninth inning. Under the guidance of Mr. Switzer a large squad gained valuable experience, with several outstanding underclass members readying themselves for varsity status next year. bil First row: Ruhlin, Clark, S., Adams, Pike, Caswell, Ferry, Hosmer, P., Rogers. Second row: lffkly, Comins, -lollilfe, Canterbury, Husson, Berry, R., Connell, Gruver, Von Rosenvingc, C. Thin! rozc: Mr. Fritz, Levi, Bolton, Babcock, Millonig, Drake, Trimble, Starr. Hilltopper RECORD Hebron 12 South Paris High School J.V. Hebron 6 XVebsler junior High School Hebron 18 South Paris High School J.V. Hebron 10 Kents Hill j.V. Hebron 4 Xtcbstet' junior High School The Hilltoppers were not very successful in the winning column this year, but through hard work and constant instruction from Mr. Fritz the squad members learned much about baseball. So desirous were the boys to learn that often on week-ends and days off they were clamoring for Mr. Fritz to take them to the Sanitorium field on the hilltop to practice. Hamperecl by poor fielding and weak pitching the Team gained only the two victories over the South Paris xI.V.'s, while losing to Kents Hill -I.V.'s once and VVebster twice. Only in the second Webster game was the Team decisively defeated. Oflensively the 'Toppers were very good, averaging an even lil runs a game, but the defensive inability and inexperience enabled the opponents to average nearly 12 runs. Nearly all the Team was made up ol underclassmen, many of them freshmen. This group should form the backbone of the var- sity baseball teams in the next few years. SQUAD LIST Captain PAUL Husson Peter Adams Ross Babcock Richard Berry Alan Bolton Richard Canterbury John Caswell Stephen Clark Paul Comins Hervey Connell James Drake Jonathan Ferry Richard Gruver Peter Hosmer Richard Jollifle Paul Levi David Millonig Bruce Murray Chester Pike Daniel Rogers Galen Rul1li11 Ross Starr William Trimble Christian Von Rosenvinge arsit Tennis Comrlz MR. S'l'ACKP0l,E VQXRSITY 1.li'l l'lLRMEN Crzplnin 1'1c'1'1-:R '1'RAv1s Sumner Burr Walter Glzucr Peter Giesemzmn -Illllilllll-13iClCI'iCll Noltebolun Peter Ylxfillblflll lidwurcl Proffitt, 1xfIll1llgf V Captain Travis o 'lf . '1,,,- 9- C E e E S -12 xl ww: BlII'l'. fnlllfll 'l'1'a1x'is, CiCSClll2lHIl, Vlqlilflllll, Srmnrl rum' Mr, Stackpole, 'rn 'Nc llclmmn l'lcln'm1 Ilulmm Hclmm llclmm llc-Inml liL'Ill'Ull Hcimmn Rl-KZORIJ Iiownluin lfrcslnm-n Bmvmloin l'1I'CSlllIH'll Colby lfrcslnncn llcvring High Sclmnl Now llaunplon Holmlcrm-ss 'l'ilIml Ncxs Hampton Hull! , , ' rllcbullm, l'l'o ar it Tenni liarly warm weather and a large undergrad! uate turnout predicted a successful season for the Tennis team. Its strength was soon shown in victories in the opening two matches with the Bowdoin Freshmen. Hebron's winning power lay in singles' depth and excellent coor- dination in doubles. Two more overpowering victories and four close losing decisions brought the year's record to four wins and four defeats. Under the direction of Mr. Stackpole, this very coachable and close knit group produced some Fine tennis, especially in doubles matches. Captain Pete Travis, playing in the number one spot, participated in some outstanding singles matches, while the doubles team of Travis and number two man, VValter Clazer, scored several surprising upsets over highly touted combina- tions from several schools. Sophomore Summy Burr and freshman Pete Trafton, playing in the third and sixth spots respectively, turned in the best records in singles play, a very favorable Omen for future Tennis teams. Peter Giesemann and Dieter Nottebohm provided excellent singles depth in the fourth and fifth team positions. The record does not tell the complete story of this Team, for it was never out of any match, and the quality of the tennis it played was high. aa- wi. 'S 1.-im, ,-,W-5 R054-lllierg. Yinzil, Morgan, Xvl'lblJ. Srrrmrl rnzzu' Mitchell, Coen, Lewitt, Mr. Mott. Hebron Hebron Hclmron Heliron I . . Tennl Cllflfll hill. MO'l l' SQUAD I,IS'l' Cliurles Coen Philip l.ewitt RECORD -fumes Mitchell S KCHIS Hill Arthtn' Morgan Il 5.1. l,fllllilIiL S High Scliool Peter Rosenberg, 9 lxents Hill 0 I . ' I5 St. IJoniinie's High School 6 David Vlmll .-Xlthongh three this ye1n s season I IK. ten nis te: Robert YVCIJIJ st-lietluletl nizitclies were eznieeletl hecznise of rain was :tn enloyzthle :intl lruitlul one for the entire lhe third inztteh ol the season was ct nieniorztble one :is the lexnn li Under the supervision ol Mr. Mott at iron sqnzitl competition :intlecl the Kents Hill Varsity zu shut Ulll cleleztt. I mmm ol' institution incl intrzt was eztrrietl 0111. With this progrznn :intl the outside competition many yC2ll'. timlerflzisrnieti were groomed lor varsity service next U arslt Track CUIII'lII'S MR. HIQINVIG AND NR. l.IL.XV1'1 1W V.'XRSI'l'Y l4L1'l l'ERMEN Co-Capfuirzs FRANK -IUHNSUN RICH RIMIBACH Iihncr Hzlrtels XVinslow Durgin Bruce lillis David Garrett Aleilrcy Could Riclrzrrcl Lzrctey xlcflrey Manning -john Mcllwuin .Iohn Peterson fill-C-fllllflillj Rinzbarh and jolmson Clutrlcs SWVZIFIVVUOII W3 Patrick Tracey EQ, ' ME Wit Lmsmpq A marzo HBH , A, 5 , In '.,,? :Z L y in 'il-ER Q JL 'l ,SLUWA aw Hg, 4 xl umm Cllmsc, BIKINXII. lh':lpcr, llllfgill, rllllllliillly ll., Rimlmmlm. K1 nm Jul m ll vllluulll fmrl llIIl',' KIIUWIIUII. Nlurris, Iizlrlvln. I'1ll4I'2ll', flfllllll. lwllsmx, 1 nu mulxlnog ming. xl2lf'If0llg'2ll. 'I'l1inl ww: Swzlrluoml, f1lIlIL'l'. Iilum, I 1 llll lhuxlvu Xlmllu un Bug Ill mllllml, Nlmlhmullgll. Ifflllfffl mum' Mr. Hclnig, l.:ucy, liulmmn. Sim may os Mluumn Hclrrun llcllrml Hclmmn lIL'In'ml Hclllbll IICHIKIII nm KN llxlll llllL'N. I'., Nl1.l,1.ulll. RIQKQORIJ lLIl NP i licluzlrfl Lilllc lligll Sclmul 33 Kvllls I r 1 49 Nou Hllllllllllll I5 lirirlglon .Xulclm-lm M ml IN 6:5 SVIU limvlluilx VYCSIIIIICII SEP Ty IU liriclglun X1 ll 1 Holmm llll Ill Cllzlss li in NLM lfllglilllll l,l'L'IJ1ll'2llUI'X Sclm X llrm H ' 1 l'lclmm 2111! in Maine l'lCll2ll'2ll1ll'N Hmhuul illlzllllpimlslllp Varsity Track me Displaying great depth in almost every event, the l957 Track team had an impressive year. Losing only one dual meet in nine contests, the team topped oil' this record by defeating the Bowdoin Freshmen for the Hrst time in eleven years. At the beginning ol' the season participation in the Exeter Relays was fol- lowed by the only dual meet loss, a close one to Colby Freshmen. Gaining experi- ence in every meet, the Team swept through the next eight squads it faced. Out- standing perlormances were shown in these meets by Elmer Bartels and Co- Captain Frank johnson in the mile and half mile, jefl' Manning in the dashes, john Mcllwain in the broad jump, hurdling twins Dick Lacey and Pat Tracey in the high and low hurdles, and Co-Captain Rich Rimbaeh in many of the Held events. At the Maine State Preparatory School Meet a strong M.C.I. team had too much first line strength to more than balance the Hebron depth and took the title. Individual highlights ol' the season included two new Hebron records. -john Mcllwain recorded a 2l feet QW inches leap in the broad jump, in the meet with New Hampton. Co-Captain johnson, a letter winner in track for four consecu- tive years, lowered his hall' mile time to 2:05 flat. Co-Captain Rimbach piled up an impressive total ol' 98 points to lead the team in scoring. He proved his track versatility by scoring points in Eve separate events. junior Dick Lacey fol- lowed in scoring with 72 7fl2 points. YVith the junior relay team setting a new record for its event and a number of underclassmen scoring points and gaining needed experience, prospects for next year's team are good. But, it will have to be an outstanding one to match the dual meet record ol' this year's fine Track team. 1 lfizsl 1lJI1'.' 1'01JL', Hone. lH1'r1111l. 1a11', 17l'1Ill11i11l1, R11!k1'l. XV111111y lriesl. .s'I'1'lHll1 1111115 Hawkes. SQUAD 1,181 l 111'1'1111111 lQ11w1x1111 '111111 111111011 llernal 1J1:1111ir1 Bok 1'11'C11C1'11'1i 1111ss1-rt li11w11r11 1 1'1111k1i11 S11-11111-11 Hawkes 1'11i11l1'r 1'111we lC1'1111st 1.yl1l'11 1511111111 Marcy Otis 1'erry llenry P11110 13111111 Priest liugene Rinker 11111111501 1V111111 X12llly, Ly111t11, l'1'rr1. 131111. Work quad 111116 1V11rk 511111111 t11is year was 1'111111111se11 111' 21 g'l'OlllJ 111' I111ys who e11111ye1l 111111111111 111111111 '1'11eir one desire w11s t11 see the 1'1e11r1'111 1'a1111111s 111 excellent 1'111111iti1111. 111111' boys began i11 t11e spring ter111 11y sw1'e11ing 1111: 1'llll11JllS roads. .k1ilCI'XVlll'f1, every 111w11 1111 t11e 1'a1111111s was 1111111ri1111s1y l'2l1iCC1. 1.11ter, 21 111'11.1131't i11 the field between Mr. 'l'wit1'11el1's 111111se and 1,1lC1i1ll'11 1l1111se w11s f'2l1'l'1Cl1 1111t. C1111111lless loads 111' 1Jl'llS11 111111 1l1'11ris were 1'e111111'1'11 i11 111'e1111r11ti1111 1111' a 11ew lawn. 1111111 this task 1i11is11e11 the XV11111 811111111 1'11111111ete11 its work 1111 Il two 1llllll1l'Cl1 1'1111t stone w1111 l1e11in11 t11e HC1l11IlI2lSlCl'.h l11111se. Meanwhile, t11e 111101111 1111111- ag1-11 t11 IIIOYV 111111 t1'i111 t11e lawns 111111 11ss11111e11 other tasks s111511 11s setting 1111 1'a1ii1iIies for s1'1111111 11is11111ys 111111 e11l1-rt11i11111e11ts. Ned 'I'ate served as 1'11re111a11 1111' 111C se1'111111 1'1111se1'11tix'e YSZII' while 1111is11i11g' out 1'OllI' years 111 1V11rk 511111111 ser1'i1'e. xV0l'1i1llg' 1111111151 every day of t11e spring term, t11e e1111rts 111' the XVOrk 511112111 were rewarded by t11e ad111i1'ab1e 13o1111iLio11 ol' t11e 11111111115 at Co111111e111:e- IIICIII t1111e. 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