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Will? wil T ,'-i -1 :.,:v 0 QQ, THE 19 8 YE RBOUK H. SK' 5, . x A ,X Q13 as v ',, 2 i.v,gg The members of the Class of 1958 dedicate this yearbook to a scholar and teacher, William R. Keller Mr. Keller's searching scholarship and demanding teaching, as Well as his patient endurance and imaginative leadership as adviser to the Hebrcmian, have set for us standards to respect and cherish. TRUSTEES OF IEBRGN ACADE Y ALEX MCFARLAND, President CHARLES W. ALLEN, Secretary and Treasfzwer FRANK. L. DOYDEN SANFORD B. COUSINS ROY A. FOULKE JOHN H. HALFORIJ ROSCOE H. HUPPER WILLIAM W. LORD CLARENCE C. MORTON JOHN C. PICKARD CARRELL K. PIERCE EZRA PIKE RUUNDS BENJAMIN SHUTE CHESTER C. SUULE DR. CARD W. TWADDLE , f M lf Q 1 fi f -:A,LL xA-5. lhl !TVAVAi , V- X5 , - 3 - V an V, I M fs. li A V 1 ' M ,,... Q A qZ Q gf W A Q if ,f ,4 j y . 1 1 Q W '- Q, 4, N W.. A. . .Q -. ' zefi Y , 55. 1 5' 3, f we ff! '54 K. .fi K' fn W. . fm'- Wm KA Q1 W 2f.,lfS . . 'Y' 3.1 rs- R E , Y fit ,M A awww-Q fy , ,J ff ' 6 J -an A 4 W K yi X Q, i V .. .R R :nk Y K BRUCE D ngul GE L. HELWIG 52 i 1 JSM5 5 R w . ,4- Qian mm? 3 35 2 gf 8 gg . , X Vg? ,I 1- 'P i Q -U of K A M Q af, M - xx' f vw as 4 ig Q 9 'K , u 'L H , L 1 gl., . L1 H A Qu X 2, 95 1- n ' xv 72 n K 5 Y Bi 11 ,.,:: I: ' -A 1 1 xr. X W f Nm R. KEITH LEAVITT. JR. ROBERT J. MCCOUBRIE llnrxqml NH. l1nffl1,xI, fnllll ml Mn .N I'ninn BS. 'r1r'1', .IIr1lll1'nlr1Ii11x PHILIP W. STACKPOLE ALAN A. SWITZER. JR. NI.ulu- B 5 'VI N IIllX.lI'lI .XII .XIIIIIIWIHIIIIIX .Ilrllhwlzuliu L- EDWARD WI'-LARD' JR, s. BARNITZ WILLIAMS .XIIIIIVISI NB, H- -. . 4 I Ilmuiun XB., I'1'IlIl'SXIY.llIl1l NA lvfsff--ff lfnglim Qi taff DR. JoHN J. suscH Mas. Ross A. BUTTS MRS- ROBERT C'-OUGH School Physician Bookkeeper Hfffff M 'm MR. ALMOND L. FROST MISS THELMA M. HIGGINS .SIllI!'iIHI1'!VtlI'lIl of IIYHIVIIIXIIIIII S!'1'l'1'l'.'IVV In ilu' llI'll!l'IIIll.YII'I' fi .. . 5- figff 12-Aw-.gm ..-I -'sg , Q. i.g.4f2 v f MISS BERLA M. SMYTHE, R.N. MR. ERNEST SHERMAN MISS CHARLOTTE J. HARRIS. R.N. . V fIlll'f:Nfl'Il'III'fl lfmzrlrrzl .Xzllzwzx MRS. Jr-:RALD R. TWITCHELL MR- HARRY WILLIAMS l N Szzfwrirzlwulwnl of N!'l'7'1'fll?Y In Ihr' .qlllflllll fjfllfl' E . Iilfzlrllrzgx and fimumls MRS. GUY PATTERSON n1.mi.sI1:1ll liunl:l:z'r'ju'1' MR. AND MRS. DONALD R. TIMPANY Slfnv' .IlllIlllg!'I.X MRS. S. BARNITZ WILLIAMS I.iIn'nrif1H lass of 1958 President J. PETER HEPBURN 1210 Canton Avenue Milton, Massachusetts Bowdoin Green Key 2, 3, 4 tPresidentJ5 Hebronian 3, 45 Record Club 25 Yearbook 35 Foot- ball 2H, 31-l, 4H fCaptainl: Basketball 2, 45 Hockey 3H5 Baseball 2H, 3H, 4H tCap- tainl i Vice-President LEONARD C. LEE 29 Bedell Street Portland, Maine Bowdoin Hebronian 45 Meteorology Club 45 Cross Country 4H5 Swimming 4H QCaptainJ5 Tennis 45 Hebron Cupg Sportsmanship Brotherhood Award Secretary FREDERIC A. GRANT Chestnut Hill Road Stamford, Connecticut Pennxylvania Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 15 Hebronian 2, 3 tNews Editorj, 4 fManaging EditorJ5 Junto 2, 3, 45 Record Club 1, 2, 3 CTreasurerJ, 4 CSecretaryD5 Football 1, 2, 35 Hockey 1, 25 Skiing 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Special Award CL SS OFFICER Treaxurer R. ROSS KETCHUM, JR. 20 Union Street Marshfield, Massachusetts Brown Glee Club 3, 45 Soccer 35 Football Basketball 3H, 4H5 Baseball 3, 4H THOMAS M. ACHESON 451 Western Avenue Augusta, Maine Maine Record Club 2, Rifle Club 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 411, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention Walter L. Gray Mem- orial Essay Contest JOSEPH A. BELLAVANCE 45 Chester Street Nashua, New Hampshire New Hampxbire Football SH, 4Hg Hockey 3, 4H, Baseball 3, 4 ALEXANDER A. ANDERSON, JR. 41 Bradford Road Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts ROSS C. BABCOCK Waites Landing Falmouth Foreside, Maine Camera Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Junto 4, Tuffy Slug til ,398-:Engl 1,4 V irusgwss He'ironian 45 Record Club 3, 43 Stamp billqdfielgl kwin I' , Mlm ' Y nge- Club Il, -lg Yearbook -lg Soccer 3, -1, Bas 3 ' mf kenbail 3, 4, Baseball cs, 4 ANDREW B. BERRY 17 Garden Lane Cape Elizabeth, Maine Cornell Glee Club 2, 3, 4 fSecretaryl3 Meteorology Club 4, Outing Club 3, 4, Stamp Club 2 tVice4PresidentJ, 3 fPreSid9fl0, 4 fPl'9Si' dentjg Soccer 3, 411 1ManagerJg Basketball 2, 3, Skiing 4, Baseball 2, 35 Tate Award MICHAEL BLUM 1414 Granada Place Far Rockaway, New York Penmylwmia Junto 3, 4, RiHe Club 3, 4, Yearbook otball 1, 2, 3, 4Hg Swimming 1, 2, 5 4Hg Track 1, 2, 3, 4H ALAN S. BOLTON Bernardston Road Northfield, Massachusetts M aymchurettx Record Club 2, 3, Rifle Club -lg Stump Club 2, 3, Football 2, Soccer 3, Cross Country 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 MICHAEL B. BRIGGS 35 Locust Street Marblehead, Massaclnisetts Dramatic Club 3, Outing Club 3, 4, Fool- ball 2H, 3H, -IH, Skiing 2, Basketball 3, 4, Track 2, 3, -l l RICHARD D. BOWMAN, JR. l lllllll7lll'E'y Street fl'lzn'blelie:nl, Mzisszncliusetts Tuftx Clit-ci'lt-nuclei' 4, Glec Club 3, Green Key 2, 3, 4 lVice-Prcsidentl, Hebronian 4, Meteorology Club -lg Outing Club -lg Press Club 4, Record Club 3, Stamp Club 2, Yearbook 4, Soccer 4, Hockey 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Gymnasts 4 JAMES s. CHASE 123 Summit Street Burlington, Vermont Glee Club 2, Hebronian 3, -lg Meteorology Club lg Model Railroad Club 1, Record Club 2, Il, Rifle Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Cross Country 3, -llrl, Hockey 1, 2, 3, -lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4 WADE T. BREED 18 Baltimore Street Lynn, Massaclnisetts Trinily Chess Club 45 Glee Club 4, Football 4, Basketball 4, Track 4 KEITH CLARK 16 Pearl Street Sidney, New York Hobart Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 3, -lg Glee Club 4, Hebroniun 3, Meteorology Club 1, 2, 3, Record Club l, 2, 3, Rifle Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Fu STEPHEN H. CLARK WARREN M. CLUNIE l'll-brun, Mzuinv ITT l.in1'uln Avvnuv Unimii 1, 2, si.t-i-i-t- 3, 4, Skiinu 1, zz, 4, ll 'lt lv Nlllim' 'k 5' 25 Basvllllll l' 3' ll' 4 Franklin and zllarylaall llt-lnmniun -lg Surfer' -lg Skiing 4, Tn-nnis 4 R. MALCOLM DAVIS JAMES B- DRAKE York Vlllilgpr Millm' Buttunwoml Rnail Hobart Berwyn, Pennsylvania Camera Club 1, 2, Chess Club il, 4, Glue Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fVir'P-Prrsirlentlg Hebrlminn 45 Uutinz Viub 1, 2. 3, 45 Rm-in-ii Club 1, 2, 3, Ring Club 3 CSecrv- Recorrl Club 2, Il, Rifle Club Sl, 4, Stamp la'-yy, 45 Fululyall 1, 2, 3, 41-lg Hugkpy Club 1, 2, 3, -lg Cross Country l, 2, Il, 4, 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Huvkey 1, 2, 3, -lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4H KENNEDY CRANE Glen Cove, Maine- Lazurenre Chess Club 3, Junto 2, Il, 4, Outing Club 2, ii, Record Club 2, 3, Suvcer Il, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Buss-bull 2, Tennis 3, 4 LASZLO DUDAS Hebron, Maine Bowdoin Soccer -IH, Basketball 4, Baseball -lg Spvciul Award LAURENCE D. EATON WILLIAM H. EDGAR BRUCE C. ELLIS X257 Dvrllizuu Strvvt 21 Oxfurd Strret 20 Hemlovk Strm-t Nvwiun KH-nlro, lllussau-luisn-its Winchester, Massachiisvtts East Walpulv, lVI1lSSill'lll1SQ'iiS Cornell Dartmouila Rhode Ixland School of Derign flu-ss Club 3, 43 IIs'lxi'm1iau1 45 Rf-cnrfl Football 4I'Ig Hockey 45 Truck -IH CIIIIIPIHI Club 34 Grcvu Kvy 3, -I lS0i'i'v- llulm 45 Stnuip Fluls -lg Fnutbzill 35 Buskvt- taryjg Juuto 45 Outing flub 33 Ilvwlwl lull II, -lllg Busvlmnll Sig Tennis 4 Club 35 Rifle Club 3 1I'i'nsiili-ntbg Sm-vc-r 3I'I, 4H Cfuptainlg Huckoy KH, 4H Qfo' Cuptainlg Track IIHQ Bzisvball 4 JOSEPH B. ELY II NORMAN O. FARRAR RICHARD D. GIVENS fill Fhiltvrn R xvzaa l 15 Westlzuirl Avi-ium 510 ,-,,, BPM-1, q',,MuE0 Wpgf ,,,1, Ixlngmf-11115.-lfg Winrlxestcr, Illzisszxchusetts Bm- Ha,-bor, yqugm. il Id.I'J'LIL'l7ll.I'6'ff.Y Mdffle H 0 bmp Fl 4-n- Club Zig G 1'4-n- n K1-y 4g Roc rIl'4 I Club Farm-rn Club 3, -lg GI:-fl Hub 3, -Ig Hpbr ,,,, ian .45 Rm-0,-li Club 4 QT,-wsu,-L.,-5: 5 Y 4'1Il' I llfll li 752 H 11l' IW! 3H, 4HQ TPNHIS 35 H9l'fU lH 3, 45 Mf f'4 'Ul0H5' Club 35 RW Rifle Club -lg Surcci' -IHL Baskrthall 49 I1-k Squgul 4 urd Club 3, -lg Rifle Club 3, 4g Yearbook Bawball ,IH 3, -lg Truss Country 3, -lg Hockey 3, -lHg Track 3, 4 SARGENT L. GOODCHILD 20 St. John Strcrt St. Johnsbury, Vermont Vermont Hebronian 45 Outing Club 35 Prvss flub 35 Record Club 35 Football Ci, 45 Skiing 3, 4H5 Track 3 W. DOUGLAS HALL Rell ClllITllN'yS Cnnirlcu, Mainl- Tulane Glue Club 2, IS, 45 llvlwmiiziii ZZ, 335 Outing Club 1, 25 Rsrcuril Club 25 C55 Hillv Fluli 3, 45 Y:-arbnok 45 Cross Country l, 25 Skiing 15 Swinnnin: ZZ, Il, 4H flklziiiziga-i'l5 Track 1, 35 Bass-baill 25 Gyinnzists -1 EDSON H. GRAHAM 40 Gullison Avi-nuo lwlil'lJlCl1f'lifl, lkl1lSS1lI'lllISK'llS Colby Football 45 Hockey -ZH5 Baseball 4 COREY R. HAMMOND fill Old Billr-i'iC:i Ruilrl Bvillurrl, lVl1i5S1n'liliSvttS Union liiflv fluli 45 Foutliall 4: Truck 4 T. KENT GRAHAM 2 Brydvn Road We-stun, Mzisszirliusvtts Dartmouth Glee Club 35 Helimiiiziii Cl, 4 fffirculutiun Managcrjg Record Club 45 Soccer 3H, 4H5 Skiing Zi, 4H5 Baseball 3H, 4H WILLIAM M. HAYS 304-l Wloltl Avvlillv f'inr'inlmti, Ohio Grinnell LLLIIIIPVLI lllub 45 Hn-brnnigm 245 Ilccnrd Club Zi, 45 Rifle- flub 3, -l5 Yl'Lll'lJ0l1li 35 Fool' bull 35 Swimming H, 45 Tennis Il, -l PETER R. HOPE llvniziquiil, Maine JAMES s. HORTON 129 Leighton Street B0ll'H'0i7l Bangor, Maine Green Key -lg Hebrunian l, 2, 3, Outing Aldine Club l, 2, Record Club 2, 3, Rifle Club Cl, -lg Yearbook -lg Fnntball l, Cross Cuun' try 2, 3, -IH lManugci'b, Huvkey 1, 2, 3, T ' 3 4H Baseball 1, 2, au, 411 P'm'S ' ROBERT F- JARVIS WILLIAM S. KIMBALL Qllilkmi SUVPY 17 Buell Street Millville, Massachusetts Hanover, New Hmnpshire R- P- I- New Hamprhire Cum Laude 4: Glen- Club 43 Metenrulogy Qutinz Club 37 45 Rifh, Club 3, 45 Cross Club -tg Outing Club -lg Skiing -lg Tennis 45 Coumiry 3, 41.1 4CU,C,,pta1,,M Skiing 31-ly Rensselaer Medal, Chemistry Award, Whit- 4H fcaptainjs T,-Mk 3, 4 rluircli Svhnlarship Award Cheerleader 45 Cross Country 3H, -IH 1Co- Captainjg Basketball 3H, -1H CCaptainlg PAUL E. HUSSON 3651 Ohio Street Bangor, Maine Pefzmylzfania Coin Club 4 1TreasurerJg Outing Club 2, 3, Record Club 2, 35 Stamp Club 2, 3 lVive-Presiilentl, 4 fVice-Presirlentlg Foot- ball 2, 45 Skiing 2, Basketball -ill 1lVlun- agcrlg Baseball 2, 3, 4, French Award PAUL A. KING 643 Main Street Lewiston, Nluiul' Centre Model Railroad Club lg Press Club 3, 55 Rifle Club 55 Stamp Club lg Skiing lg Hockey 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball l, 2, Il, -lg Work Squad 5 RICHARD P. LACEY PAUL A. LEVI, JR. PHILIP -I. LEWITT 2-ll Anvnn Avviilu' ltlll Eustlxul1i'iic Rmnl 2-l Clwstvr Strvrt Pvlbann, Nvw York Ne-wtnn Cs-iitrv, MlISS2iI'lllISPll9 Nashua, Ns-w lltunpsliirv Penn State Sl. I.aufrence Brown ee Club il, 4 fTI'I'1ISlll'l'l'l, Outing Club Hi'lJl'0lllLlIl 3, 4, Outing Club 3, 45 Rt-rnrml Band 2, Cl, -lg Glow- Club 3, Hobrnniun 2, 5 Record Club 33 Rifle- Club Zig Yogwbonk Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 4, Stamp Club 3, Zi, -lg Press Club 2, Record Club 3, 4, Football SSH, 4, Basketball Zlll, -lllg 4g Cross Country -lg Skiing 3, 4g Base-ball Soccer 3, -ll-lg Skiing 2, 3H, 4115 Tennis ark 3H, 41-l tCzipt1iinl 3, 4H 1lVlanagerlg Special Award 2, 3, -lHg First Prize Waltz-r L, Gray Mein' orial Essay Contest G. ERNEST LYNCH Ill ROBERT W. MCCOY, JR. ARTHUR C, MQRGAN Ill 302 Buvkinulizini llrivv 407 l'u1'k Strswt 6 H,-,,u,1Vi,.w Rumi Iuilizinupulis, lnrlizinu lvllllkfl' lllnntt'lgiii', Ns-w .lvrsvy wi,,5tW,rty g',,,,m.,.1i,.m lWuba.rh Harvard Geo,-gm Teri, Ldrnera Club Zig Glu- Club 333 Ri-rnrml Club CUIH Llllltll' 3, 43 GFPPH KU' 3, 41 -lllllili f'mm,,.1, f-lub 55' 4 H1,.,,5M,,nU3 CME.,-. lg Riflp Club Sl, -lg Yvzwlmnlt Il, -lg Ski' 4g Outing Club Zig Rvrurtl Club 31 Suffer lwdm. 3, 4: CIM, muh 4, H,,h,.,mian 3, 4, 111413, 'll Wflfk Sfllliifl :lv 4 311' 4Hl Hmlkpy 3H' 4H u'0'I'HlJml'Ul lVlf'tPul'olnQy Club Il, Outing Club 3, 4, Tennis 3, -lg Svriuicl Prize' Walter L. Gray PWSS Club 3' 42 Rm,m.,l muh 3, 4 ,Vinh Mernnriiil Essay Cnntestg Cwrinan Awzmlg pl.k,SmQm,. Rm? Hub 3 4. y,,m.h00k 3. l'larvarrl Bunk l'rizP Cross Country Il, 45 Hnvkvy Il, 45 Tvnnis Zi, 4H iii I. WX . E JOHN W. NICHOLS CHRISTOPHER H. NISSEN EDWARD D. NOYES III 14 .lc-ff:-rsmi Road Burk Nlvziclsm' Roan! -10 fulclwvll Strvct Wiiiclic-sta-r, lNIz1ssavlu1sPttS Dunizniscottai, Maine I'n1'lIznirl, lVIninv Dartmoufla Dartmouth Harvard Sorcvr -lg Bass-bull 4 Glvc Club 2, 3, -lg I'I0brnnian l, 2, Metro' fum Lnurlr' 4, GH-vii Kvy -lg Stzunp l'lub rnlngy Club 4, Outing Fluh I, 25 Record 4, Yvnrlmuk 4, Suvrvr 45 Skiing -lg Tvnnis l'Inh 1, 2, 3, Rifle' Club Ii, 4, Fruss, 4, Svniur Sclmlgwsliip Prim- fuuntry Ig Basketball 1, 2, Bass-lmll 1, 25 Track 3, 41-I OTIS E. PERRY IOHN E, PETERSON, JR. STEPHEN J. POTASH 21 Elliott Street 21 Bay View Ter,-at-C 42 Aldon Ruzul Ex:-tor, Now Hampshire Danversl Massachusetts Swnnipsfntt, IVIilSSilL'l1llSt'llS Mount A155071 W. P. I. Cimimzati Mv 'UrUl0g5' muh :Ii R f l fllib 1' gi Reward Club 2, 35 Stamp flub 2, 3g Foul' Bfiml 3, 43 GIPL' fllllll 3G H4'lYl'0lll2lll 45 Swimming 1, 2, 3, Skiing 4, Tennis 1, 2, ball 2? Cross Country 3, 41-I5 Swimming 2' Ilvcurrl flub 3, 43 Rillr' Club 4, Football 45 Work Squad 3 35 Track 2' 31-I, 4H Y 3, -IHQ Buskvtbnll 3, -lg Trark 35 Baseball 4 DAVID B. PRIEST Sandy Pond Ayer, Massachusetts Babron Glee Club 45 Meteorology Club 33 Record Club 53 Yearbook 5, Football 3, 4, Swim- ming 3, Hockey 4H fManagerJ, 5H fMan- agerjg Work Squad 3, 4, 5 fForemanig Alden Morgan Merit Award ROBERT SCHOLNICK 89 Shelton Road Swampscott, Massachusetts Penmylzfania Band 1, Hcbronian 1, 2, 3, Junto 1, 2, 3 4, Press Club 1, 2, Record Club 1, 2, 3 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Football lg Cross Coun- try 3, 4l l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Base' ball l, 2, 3, Track 4H EDWIN A. ROGERS 11 Charles Street Houlton, Maine Maine Band 4, Outing Club 4, Press Club 4, Football 4, Basketball 45 Baseball 4 PATRICK M. SCHRAFFT Eastern Point Boulevard Gloueester, Massachusetts Coin Club 4 lSeeretarylg Meteorology Club 4, Press Club 4, Football 4, Baseball 4 JOHN H. SCHIAVI 62 Pleasant Street Norway, Maine Babxon Green Key 4, Hebronian 3, 43 Meteorology Club 35 Press Club 3, 45 Rifle Club 3 iViceAPresidentl, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Foot- ball 3, 43 Skiing 3, 4, Track 3 GORDON P. SMITH Wakefield, Rhode Island St. Lawrence Hebroiiian 2, 3, 4 lSports Erlitorlg Mateo rology Club l, 2, Press Club 35 lleeorfl Club 3, Yearbook Zig Football 1, 2, 3, 4!l, 5H, Hockey 1, 2, Il, 4, ill, Baseball 1, '7 'S 4 FH ...,-,,. JOHN M. TRACY DAVID L. VINAL 48 Parker Road Main Street Wellesley, Massachusclts Norwell, Massachuselts Cornell Ohio Werleyan mm-ra Club 3, 4g Clin-ss Club 5g Hvbro- Rccorfl Club 2, 3, Stamp Club 2, 35 Soc- nian 4, 5, Record Club Cl, 4 lVicc-Presi- fer 3, -IH, Swimming 2, SSH, -IH, Basc- nth, 5, Socccr 4, 53 Skiing 3, 4, 55 Ten- ball 25 Tcnnis 3, 4 xus 3, 4, 5 JOHN S. WAIT, JR. ROBERT F. A. WASSON 44 SUNG SIFCCV- Cumbcrland Ccntvr, Maine' Skanoatclcs, Nvw York Aldine NUVII7 CUVUHNK1 Glen Club IZ, 3, -I ll'rr'sidcntl, Outing my 2, gg, 45 Glm. plug, 3, 31 43 H,,b,.,,V Club 2, 3, 43 Re-cord Club Sl, Stamp Club nun -lg M'-tr'oi'olofzv Club -lg Outing Club 2, il lSf'f'l'f'lH 3'l, 4 lSccl'ctarylAg Soccer 3H, 1 4. in-.-is cial, :ig iz.-f-.mi fini, 2, :z, 'lH345'k'1'lH 2. 3, 4: Tcnms 2, 3, 41 1 mm- Clin, 4, Slxunp Club 2, si, 4, Svrfllll AWHIYI arbooli -lg Football ZZ, -lg Sorrrr Sig llorlxcy 2, Sl, Llp Track Z, Il, -l LEE M. VON RI-IAU Redding Ridgc Rcdding, Connccticut Yal e Gi 4, Football IZ, -lg Baskctball 2, 3, 4, Track -I WILLIAM T. WILLIAMS 40 Indian Ficld Road Grccnwich, Connecticut lI'rcsidcnll: Yi-arbook Il, 4 fEditor-in Cl Track Cl, 4Hp Rvcd Award, .lolin II. Brcn iioflg Sorccr 3, -III, Basliclball 3, -ill nan lVli-iuorial Tropliy Award, Edward R Risuian Ilonor Award 'ccn Kcy 2, 3, 45 Hcbronian 4, Ycarbouk Band 43 Cum Laude- Il, 45 Glcr Club 4 Hclimiilaii II, -lg ilunto -lg lIr'4'ol'1l Club 4 Commencement HE SENIOR PICNIC, held at Camp Timanous, started this year's series of special senior occasions. At the Senior Banquet the school year was amusingly lampooned by a cleverly pieced together tape recording featuring a crea- ture from outer space encountering familiar Hebron names and noises. The Baccalaureate Service was held in the Hebron Community Baptist Church on Sun-r day afternoon, june l. 'l'here's a VVhole WVorld in Your Mind was the title of the ad- dress delivered on this first of the formal Com- mencement week activities by the Reverend Doc- tor Percy L. Vernon, Honorary l9'56. On Friday afternoon, June 6, the annual base- ball game with Deering High School was the first event on the two day Commencement pro- gram. After the Headmaster's 'l'ea the seniors, their parents and friends, and alumni gathered in Sargent Gymnasium for the Commencement Banquet. Musical entertainment was offered by the Band and Clee Club and highlighted by several appearances of the -Iaybirds. Dr. l.ouis 0. Coxe, Pierce Professor of English at Bow- doin College, delivered an amusing and thought provoking address titled Great Expectations on what the seniors could and could not ex- pect of college life. Peter Hepburn, President of the Class of 1958, presented the gift of the class to Mr. Allen, a check to be used for the purchase of books for the Classics, English, and History Departments, and the annual gift to the Academy School. Mr. Allen introduced three members of the faculty for whom this Com- mencement marked the completion of ten years of service to the Academy. As Messrs. Hall, Hel- wig, and West came to the platform Mr. Allen spoke briefly of their work at the School. The evening was climaxed by the announcement and presentation of the Commencement Awards and Prizes. 'I' 'l'lIlC 1.0MNll'1NiIl'1Nll',N'l' l'.Xl'RCIIhliS, UH fill s 5' -f . clay Illilfllillg, func 7, sixty-Iwo mcnllmcrs ol ll1eiI1.'.' ' .. ' ' :J luss ol I058 neu plcscnlul llllJl0lIllS hx Mr. .Xl ol' 'I' ruslccs. l'lu- Rcvcrcml lmllflill' CL. lim l.x'm'I1, llonrn':n'y I!l5lx, Rc'4'lo1'ol lr1n1lyf.h1ml1 ln lmllzlllznpolls, llllllilllll, clcllvclwl thc' 1.1 lIlCIli'L'lllClll uclclrcss on H.XIIlCl'ii'ZlIl lfllllfilliflll The mom and scniors' picnic' lmuilbl c'm1c'I11cl0d Llmnnlc' mxclmolmzll .-Xlumm l.lllIi'Ill'Oll :md pure 2lCliX'ilfCS :md IIIC sfllool yL'lll'. lun ox AIfI 2ll'l2lllll, Pl'CSiilCIll ol' the Hmm! nn HIS llil THE HEBRON CUP . . . . . given to that member ol' the Senior Class who, in the opinion ol' the Faculty, represents the finest spirit in scholastic ellort and earnestncss to ac- complish his purpose, and who in his personal contributions to the School in all its aspects has given evidence ol' a commendable devotion, endeavor, and responsibility which qualities Hebron Academy holds in the highest esteem. Awarded to LICONARIJ Coi.icMAN 1.142111 THE SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE . . . . . given lor outstanding excellence in general scholarship in the Senior Class. Awarded to EIJXVARIJ DICIQRINIQ Norris lll AVVARDS FOR SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE . . lor excellence in Biology .lost-11,11 EDWARD fi0DARll . . for excellence in Chemistry Roumcr FRANK .lAitv1s . . lor excellence in French PADI. EDYVIN HUssoN . . lor excellence in German RoIs1cR'1' lV1c1,1,s Mellor, QIR. RENSSELAER MEDAL . . . . . given by the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute lor excellence in Mathe- matics and Science. Awarded to Ronr3R'r FRANK AIARVIS NVALTER L. GRAY MEMORIAL ESSAY AVVARDS fgizfcn in lHl'Ill0Vj' of Ihr' lrllr' lI'ulf1'r I., Grnv, mi 1llui1n1u.s' nf llffbrmz, rlzwfolwl friend null ll'1l.Yll'l' of the Sclirml for IHIIIIY rcarxj . . . . . First prize ol' 25 dollars lor the outstanding essay written in a competi- tion open to members ol' the llunior and Senior classes. Awarded to l'uu,u' -IAY l,l-QXVl'l l' . . . . . Second prize ol' I5 dollars lor the next best paper in the same com- petition. Awarded to ll0I5l'1R'li XVic1.1,s Mc:Cov . . . Honorable mention in the same competition. .Xwarded to 'l'HoMAs lX'lc:C1,uRcs ,-Xc:nlisoN THE NVH ITCH URCH AVVARD fgiwcu Irv .lIrs. Ilurullix' S. li. ll'lIil!'fI1ll'lilI in mcninry of Ifreclaii tl, und 'Sl'-'llllf lf. Xluiilrvl . . . . . a sum ol' IIN! dollars to aid a member ol' the graduating class to lurther his pursuit ol' scientific study, .Xwarded to Roialtiicl' FRANK lixizvis THE REED AVVARD fgiwcrl Irv Curl A. Iil'l'll of Ihr' Class uf IUUIJQ . . . . . given in recognition ol' his line spirit, his improvement in skill. his devotion to his team, and his unsellish desire to contribute to Hebron's athletic success. Awarded to XVILLIAM 'l'krr'r Wu.i,iAx1s AN AWARD OF MERIT fgiwfrz by Alrlcn IV. Morgan of Hcbronj . . . . . given to honor a student who has distinguished himself lor his good citizenship, his willing helpfulness, his notable courtesy, and his dependable sense of responsibility. Awarded to DAVID BANCROFT PRIEST THE TATE AWARD fgiwn ill llzc 111111111 of 151111111111 H. T11I1f ll, Class of l957j . . . . . a sum of dollars to honor a member of the Senior Class for his marked qualities of courtesy and gentlemanliness. Awarded to ANDREW BIINRER BERRY SPORTSMANSHIP BROTHERHOOD AWARD . . . . . a sum ol' 50 dollars given to honor a student who has shown strong powers of leadership and who excels in the field of recreation and sportsmanship. Awarded to LEONARD COLEMAN LEE THE EDWARD R. RISMAN HONOR AWARD fgizven by fiC Ol'gE' Broudy of the Class of 1929 to honor his HcI11'o11 1'oo111111.11t1'. Iffllllllffl R. Ris1111z11 of 11111 Class of l930j . . . . . given to distinguish a member of the Senior Class whose personal quali- ties of intelligence and loyalty have contributed to his class and to the School. Awarded to VVILLIANI TRITT WILLIAMS THE JOHN D. BRENNAN MEMORIAL TROPHY fgi111'11 by H11' I111sk1'lI111ll 11l1111111i of HFlI?'lJ7l in 1ne11111ry of Il f0r1111'1' 11111sIe1' and basketball coachj . . . . . given to the boy who has made the greatest contribution to basketball in the current year. Awarded to VVILLIAM TRITT WILLIAMS SPECIAL AWARDS . . . . . a medal given by tlIe American Association of Teachers of French in the National French Contest for second place in the State of Maine among French II competitors. Awarded to CHRISTIAN voN ROSENVINGE . . . . . for his continued loyalty and earnest devotion to the best interests of his school in word and deed. Awarded to FREDERIC ALLEN GRANT . . . . . for his marked contribution to the success of the Glee Club through enthusiasm and responsible leadership. Awarded to ROIII-1R'r FRANKLIN ALBRIGHT XVASSON . . . . . for his effective desire to be of service and his willing and polite efforts to be helpful beyond the call Ol' dIIty. Awarded to PAUL AARON I.EvI . . . . . for a boy who came to Hebron from the revolution in Hungary and has shown the honorable qualities of his unhappy nation in his courtesy, gentle- ness, and successful adaptation to a new language and a new way of life. Awarded to LASZLO DI1DAs HARVARD BOOK PRIZE I . . . . . given to that member Of the Junior Class deemed most worthy by result ol' high scholarship and character by the Harvard Club of Boston. Awarded to TYCHO voN RosINGvINcE 1w xv-1.....s...-A iu M.- wm1m Class of 19 9 I'irxl mum' Husmcr, Ferry, Muvllmlgzll, Cmnins, XVilliz1ms, l'., Myers, Coen, Gallup, limcry, lXlom'c, lfricnlnum orufskv. 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'I'IIONII'SON l11111-1I IIIIIJIINI C.I11111I1 XX'11111Ii'111'1I5 lI1111g1'1'g111i1111:1I 1II1111'1'I1 l.1'11ix11111, NI11i1111 I'111'1Iz1111I, NI11i111- 'CN w,,,,,pY O R W C, A N I Z A T I O N 9 L. Ifirvl 111111: Noyes. li., Willianis, W., Mctloy, Jarvis. S1'cn111I roziu' von Rosenvinge, C., xlllfljtillgill, von Rosenvinge, 'I'. llection to the clllll I 111dc Society 1 D11 stltutts 1116 highest lt tdennc 1101101 lt HC1J101l seniois une fld111ll1Ct1 to tl1e Htbion C lllljltl ol K lllll I ll lt lhty weie B1111e 1111111311112 11 f4i11'1Sli'll1 von Rosenxinqe 'ind 'l'yc11o von Rosenvinqe ol' the C'l11ss of 19511 111111 Robert l 'll'X'lS 'ind 1Qdw'1rd Noyes of the C l'1ss of 558. Xt 'l11 1l11Il'll10l1 certinony held i11 M'1y these nun 1111-nibers were o1h1'i'1l1y 'tdinitted i11to tht 5 7' 1 I .1 r .' .' -1 - 5 ' 1 '1 't '1 ' A1'11de1ny. This YCLII' three Juniors 111111 two 'L ,111-. 1 k'1, 1. 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 l Sofiety zilong with Mr. Robert Huff, Z1 111e111- ber of Phi Bet11 KZIIDIJZI, Mr. Robert Mott, l1e11d of the 11lZll1l6'llll111t'S dClJ2l1'l1l1Cl1I, 11nd Mr. l'iY2lll 1Vest, 1101111 of tl1e 11istory dep11rtn1e11t. At this cereniony Mr. -lean l,o11is 1J11rbelnet, professor of 1 ren1'h Ill Bowdoin College, de- livered the i11iti11tion address. The Hebro11 C1111pter of cilllll I,1111de w11s ll1lllSl11lfly 111'tive tl1is ye11r. Mr. 1 reid11y led 11 delegation of student nieinbers to tl1e 11111111111 regional Cltnn l.2llIllC lT011fC1'CI1CC held tl1is ye11r 11t tl1e Brooks School. At tl1is meeting Slll- dent nieinbers p11rtic'ip11ted in ll discussion of the role ol tl1e physical sciences i11 tl1e second- 111'y sfhool Cl11'1'1Cl1111ll1. To CIICOIITZIQC 5111012113 ship annong l11lKlC1't'f1lSSll1Cll the Hebron Chap- ter Zlglllll sponsored prize exrnns for 1111 fresh- 111011 211111 sophomores i11 1.211111 11nd Algebra respectively. john H11lford III wo11 tl1e 1lW21l'll i11 .'XlgCbl'2l 211111 Steve Goldberg won tl1e Iiilllll prize. Prizes were ZlYV2ll'dCd these winners be- fore ztnother lJl'0g1'2llll sponsored by the So- ciety 111 which time Profc-ssor Phillip C. BCIIIII of Bowdoin College spoke to IIIC entire School o11 H.-Xl'Ch1lCCll1l'C 11s 1111 Art 111111 Cll- reerf, i1illl'0llgll its initi11tion Zllld p111'tieip11- tion i11 these events tl1e Hebron Chapter of Cum I.2l11dC t'11rried Olll its 111issio11 of encour- aging tl1e 2llJlJl'CC12lI1011 211111 1lll1l1I1111C11E of LlL'llLlC1111C excellence. lfiml rrmu' fQllllllICY, Yulfa, Lcwill. Pulnsh, Kvllisloll, Gray, HUWIIIZIH. ,S'r'1'm11l rrmu' Hupc, M., Dixon, Gallup, licursc, Clark, K,, Rugvrs, li., lirmvll. R. l.., Nlillcli 'l'llir'1l ruin: .XIllll'l'5Ull, ll., Mr. Slurkpolc, Whcnmzm, Hepburn. 'l'l'1lflIill. NY1lil, II., Cizlplzln, von RIlS1'llXilIg'lf. 'IQ NI1u'llul1g'ul. E? X: MJ 2 ,-, F,. WI? 251,- aid Banca, Williams, W. The Band Camera lub f if .1 Fi: xl rrmu' 'l'I'2lflilll, Nhcrs, Clmnins. .S'w'nnrl ruw: Dully, l,l'!i1llllClS, Caswell, Craig. Yillifll 1'ou'.' 1 Grimmcr, von clcr Gollz, Morgan. Ifirxl rozu: SrhraIl'l. Williams, D., Yolla, Husson, Srrmzrl min: Godard, Quinn, Kent, fl1llllCl'llllly Scholnick. M. Coin Club 'l'he Coin Club, under the expert guidance ol' Mr. liverett llziy :ind the leadership ol' ,lurk Yollxi, is the first ol' its kind in the School. ll wus stained to provide Hebron's fledgling nuinisniutisls :nn opportunity to buy and trade mins. lhe Club also furnished lnucll :ls- sistzuue :uid guidzuife lor the newer members :uul those interested in coin lore. The Club took several trips to Lewiston :ind Norway to supply the members with ll broiuler knowledge ol' coin collecting. It pro- QQ fffkkx 205 1 lei Y 'fr fl 00 M... meta - ' vided the inziterizil lor 11 display on Ainericzln coins set up in Sliirtevzuit House during the month ol' May. Much credit must go to -lack Yollzi for pro- inoting :ind orgzuiifing this new Hebron first. XX'ith most ol the lllCllllJL'l'S under- clzissinen the Coin Club looks li0I'WV2ll'll to llllllly yeurs ol' existence :ls one of Hebr0n's most actin- :ind dedicated clubs. 'Bus 5. M M L 1 5 w , ,Wx ,, at Wi g 2 ' 5, W www A 1 W I 4? yfif Q , WH 1 1, - 14535 . if 9 yf - E Q? Why A J Wai- in YEA, - .,. .Q ,V WX all ,I?E1', 'i,QaT' ks: .L.. 1. 7, ' I 5553344219 'M - ,,,. ,W A 22305 N., i 1, kzZ.,,Kg,,1, , Z A ar if mr we U Q. ry i n X1 Q? Sli x Ali ck, M. l ,www ,- -' .gpfes .W I ir.vI row: lferry, Trafton, Berry, R.. Drake, Wasson, Berry, A.. Lacey, Whenmau, -larvis, Curley. Sccmzrl mat: Donovan, Gallup, Cunthei, Allen, Nissen, l'eck, XVilliams, ll., Miller, Tellan. Third imc: Burnhaln, llully, Hall, Ogg, Clark, K., Thomas. Bearse, Darrah. Perry, lf., Ryan. Ifrmrllz nur: Mr. Shea, Kerr, Kent, Wait, J., Crosby, Morgan, lielm, Thurber, S. Glee lub The Clee Club reached a 11ew high standard of musical performance this year. The Club made great strides in its extension ol reper- toire, development of soloists, and especially i11 its unison execution. A small but enthusiastic group of veterans from the 1957 Club greeted the new director, Mr. Shea, at the tryouts and first rehearsals in October. Under his capable direction the group reached a surprisingly high standard of performance at the Christmas Vespers and at a Christmas concert with the Wlaynllete School in Portland. ln the spring term the club really hit its stride i11 concerts at Kents I-lill and Hebron and a guest appearance at Lew- iston. A line perlorrnance at the Commence- ment Banquet climaxed a lIl0St successful year. The llaybirds, an augmented double quar- tet, operated along with the Club and provid- ed lively entertainment at functions sponsored by the School as well as at most of the regu- lar Clee Club concerts. This group reached a new high in musical and sartorial excellence at the Conunencement Banquet. Much credit for the success ol' this year's Club should go fl 0 I IL W0 f QM- to President Bob lVasson and Vice President Ne -lint Drake lor their enthusiasm and organiza- tional help. X'Vith a large number of trained members returning next year a further increase in Glee Club activity and performance is eagerly awaited. The success of Mr. Shea and the Club this year was most gratifying and a long step in the direction of making llebron a singing school. .if rnzv: Jarvis, Burr, BOWIIILIII, Nr. Twilrhcll. Svfmzrl wzv: Wait, J., Lcc, Tllomzls. Mclrzllfc, Meteorolo Club 1 I 1 4 Uuting Club Hi Firsl rmu: Bomfsky, Nixon, Kimball, Rogers, IE., XVilliams, D., XVhcnman, May. .Yrrczrzrl row: MCKCC, Craig, Levi, Davis, Bowman. Pope, Jarvis, Lczulhcttcr. Third row: Helm, Tholllus, lidgc, Morgan, XVail, J., Wasson, Berry, A. mia ll ll Ifirxl min: Schiavi, Allen, Bowman, Hepburn, lillis, Brown, R. I., S!'l'Ulllf Jimi: Burr, -Iollille, Noyes, E., Brown, R. H., Dockser. Third roze: Redmond, Edge, Schwartz, lily, Lougee, von Rosenvinge, '1'. Green Key 'l'he Green Key is an organization devoted to service within the School. lts duties in- clude greeting new boys on the Opening day, meeting and providing refreslnnents for visit- ing athletic teams, helping maintain the ap- pearance of the buildings and grounds, and stinmlating school spirit. Gapably led by President Peter Hepburn, Vice President Dick Bowman, and Secretary Bruce Ellis, the Key began the year by plan- ning and presenting the Green Key Forum, an assembly designed to acquaint the stu- dent body with the many extra curricular and athletic activities at the School. Fol- lowing the Forum, the Key held a bonfire rally to arouse spirit for the opening football game with Hridgton the next day. Another torch light rally, again sponsored by the Green Key, was held in the Stanley Arena before the Kents Hill game. iN-'lembers of the organiza- tion mimeographed and gave out football squad lists at several home games and dis- tributed the Hebron Academy Directory dur- ing the Fall Term. The Key was also active in supporting such worthwhile causes as the PLKFIIYYRD UKVONV nts noon. X fs 8' Christmas charity drive and the annual old clothes drive. 'l'hroughout the year the Green Key operat- ed the money exchange on Sunday mornings, attended to the upkeep of the Common and Franklin rooms, and discharged other duties. aiding both faculty and students. By carry- ing out its many assignments elliciently and well another year of Green Key service to the School was written into the record. sf 'ME W v Y gf ff mff,, , mo if H W if Nfi vp wr 1 if W h QT'?if'4Q? X y , 4,5 Em. wi bkk, yi Y , ai Q V' I First rozu: Borofsky, Dockser, Alexander, von Rosenvinge, C.. Morgan, lidge, Levi. Macllougal. lfriedman. .S'f'co11rl rout: Scliolnick. M., Lewitt, Crawford. Allen, Bowman, Tellan, Trimble Comins, Nixon, Stacey. Thirzl roze: Tracy, Potash, Davis, von Rosenvinge. T., Thomas, Lougee, Rcdmomlv pcm-yy ls., Macleod. Ifourllt rout: Mr. Keller, Babcock, R., Karp, Williams, W., Graham, li., Wait, LI., Bearse, Yolla. The Hebronian This year six lively issues of the HICBRON- IAN were printed at a high level of publish- ing standard. From first issue to last the paper carried a punch and style that never let its readers down. Special highlights were the second number, called the Philatelic Spe- cial, with its extensive coverage ol the activi- ties ol' the Hebron Stamp Club and the hobby ol' sllllllp collecting, and the third number carrying the atmouncement ol' the Hebron .Xcademy Development Fund. Managing lidi- tor Fred Grant was ably supported by a hard working crew ol writers, cartoonists and pho- tographers, many ol' them underclassmen. The HICBRONIAN was awarded a Med- alistu rating' by the Columbia Scholastic Press .Xssociation among school publications for lSl57. This is the highest award that can be given and was shared by Hebron with only two other preparatory schools. The award acknowledged the informally balanced make up ol' the paper, the clever relationship ol advertising to student activity, the liberal use ol carefully planned and developed photo- graphs, the numerous sprightly cartoons, and f I T . . f pf! ,lie j XX! I t 4 3 71 Z ite? l above all the improved quality ol' writing This year's volume included some outstanding and ingenious feature stories as well as top notch prose and verse contributions. The distinction ol' winning the Mt-dalist' award was a litting climax to Nr. Keller' three years ol' lively and original guidanct ol' the HICBRON IAN. First roar: Scholnick, M., Letvitt, Coen, Anderson, D., Morgan, Williams, W., Givens, Comins, Crawford, l'iorol'sky. Scconrl roam' Peck, Pope, Gruver, Potash, Yolla, Levi, Kiddoo, Perry, F., Burnham, llully, Ryan. Third rout: Mr. Freiday, Malin, E., Graham, K., lN'ait, J., von der Goltz, Schwartz, Babcock, R., Edge, Karp,,Kerr. Record Club For the Iirst time since the Record Club was Iounded twelve years ago limited member- ship was instituted. This change in policy was done to produce greater spirit in the Club by having fewer members participate more intensely. Added variety in Club programs brought additional new spirit with the usual classical music presentations sharing some time with folk ballads, operas, and jazz re- cordings. Bob Scholnick was especially ei- lective in his interest and leadership in jazz music appreciation and understanding. The overwhelming sttccess ol' three record Iairs plus the generous donations ol' Mr. ilohn C. Pickard ol the Hebron Board ol Trustees gave the Club the greatest increase in recordings in years. The Club, under the untiring direc- tion ol' Mr. Freiday, completed perhaps its most productive year. The Record Club also contributed heavily to school lile. The classical and jazz record lending libraries operated throughout the year and were heavily patronized. Special music for the annual Christmas banquet and the Latin play Miles Cloriosus was capably .- 'fl 7 J' ..f ' . ' handled from the resources ol' the club li- brary. A special program was presented to the entire School in honor of Lincoln's birth- day. On this occasion outstanding recordings ol readings of Lincoln's speeches and poems about Lincoln were interwoven with a com- mentary by President Bill lVilliams. The climax ol' the year cattle at the linal meeting ol' the oilicers. President Bill Wil- liams, Vice President Ladd Morgan, Secretary Fred Grant, and 'Treasurer Dick Givens voted to purchase a new record player to be a per- manent possession oli the Club lor its concerts and presentations. This move marked an- other step in the progress ol' the Record Club at Hebron. Ifirxl roam' Stacey, Babcock, B., Wasson, Berry, A., Husson, Dockser, Goodman. Scmlzfl rmw: Klickstein, lVilliams, D., Alexander. Noyes, li., tlollille, lialon, Noyes, Goldberg. 'l'l1ir11 ruztx' Mr. lfreiday, Lougee, Levi, Babcock, R., Wait, ul., Karp, Priest. W., Darrah, Davis. tamp lub During the course ol' the year the Stamp Club conducted and participated in a varied and interesting series ol' events under the knowing direction ol' Mr. lfreiday, 'l'he year began with the election ol' oflicers with Andy Berry re-elected President and Paul Husson and Robert XVasson elected Vice President and Secretary lor a second year also. Ronald Dock- ser was elected Treasurer. Shortly alter the election several members ol' the Club traveled to Concord, New Hampshire, lor the 'l'ri'State collectors convention. l.ater in the year the Club played host to the l.ewiston-Auburn Stamp and Coin Club and in the spring term joined with the newly lormed Coin Club lor a return meeting in l.ewiston. During the weekly meetings the Club dee cided to inaugurate a prog-ram ol' collecting autographed presidential stamps. .-Xlthough the number ol' living presidents is limited the Club met with much success in this venture. vlillltlllglltllll the year a selection ol' current approvals from Cimbels ol' New York was cir- culated among the members every week. .Xt one ol the weekly meetings the Club was hon ored by a visit l'rom Mr. liverett Hall ol' Hall Stamp and Coin Company. Sfl .X special leature ol the year was the rec- ognition ol' the work ol' the Club bv the HIQISRUNI.-KN, which called its second Jntun- ber ol' the year the Philatelic Special and leatured a number ol' articles and pictures concerning stamps and Club activities includ- ing a line presentation ol' the relationship be- tween stamps and Hungarian history by senior Laszlo lludas, who escaped lrom Htmgary in the recent upheavals there. With a solid tradition ol' constant activity well established the Hebron Stamp Club has become recognized lar beyond the limits ol' the Hebron community. First row: Moore, Nixon, Dockser, Schiavi, Anderson, A., Williams, NV.. Caswell, Priest, ll., Coen, Scholnick, M. Svrmzrl row: Ryan, Bowman, Noyes, li., von Rosenvinge, 'l'., Ogg, Lougee, Retlnnontl, Dully, Hall, Burnbrnn, Burr. Tliirrl row: Mr. West, Yollzi, Kerr, Balicofk, R., NN'11iI. J., von der Goltz, Loker, Kent, Lynch, Scllolnick, R. E lfllllfll'-l7I-ClIlI'f lVIl.l,lAlNl '11 NVILLIAMS '58 Yearbook taff ii, is ,-1.s.si.sLar1l Iidilor liztsilzexs Malzngm' CHARLLQS M. CLOIQN '59 .-XILXANIJER A. ANDERSON -IR. '58 A.s'.s'i.s'h1r1l li11,s'i11f's.s illrtzznger Clll'l00Ilf.S'f.Y -IACJK li. YOFFA 'till DAVID B. RYAN '59 TYCHO VON ROSENVINGE '59 Ross Bztlxiock '58 Douglas Kerr '59 John Retlinond '59 Riclizml liownum '58 Robert Loker '58 klolin Scliizivi '59 .john Burnllum '59 Dztvitl Lougee '59 Micliztel Scliolniek 'till Sumner Burr '59 lirnest Lynch '58 Robert Seliolniek '58 llolin Caswell '59 Stephen Moore '59 Robert Schwartz 'till Ronziltl llofkser '59 Miclutel Nixon 'til Ruetliger von der Colt! '59 lilton Dully '59 liclwzirtl Noyes '58 Lee von Rliztu '58 Douglas Hull '58 Duncztn Ogg '59 .lohn XVz1it '58 .john Kent '59 Dztvitl Priest '58 School Life 1 , J . 2+ mm, W M. 0 WM., ' ff M gzip - Wa., W ,, ,ff T? V!! W www.. W, M., 4141 aff' gf 4 'MU xl 5 X . QI, K U? and !YK . . . xt 5 , is iw s 4' -5,1 . 55-gilt-: in 1 ,lf .. ,. 0 G -x U 1 K ,,,,,, qi . Q ,W M v I 4 g is X if S ff l Q x ,-'ig my -f. A -,-KM' up-59 XS 'L my . 'H M , .J- 1 Mfme ' 2 Ng md' ,,, .4 ff l i 1. Af 1 -- we 'rs fr T ,, .::: ,:.. ' k F 5 W , 4 ,::- gt: Q' 2 x NK 4 ' 5' x Q .k ,,-' 4:2 ,,',,.. 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Tlzirrl mir: M13 Swillcr, Mr. Mo s x in wson, lY1lil, Allcn, Sl1ll'l RECORD Hclxron Hebron Hebron l lclmron l Iclmron Hebron llelnon Briclglon Amdmny Kinilxnll Union Bowdoin Ifreslnncn Kents Hill Colby l'1l'CSlllllCll Pllillilms lixclcr New Hznnplon ar ity The 1957 Football team might aptly be called the team that deserved to win. Com- posed almost entirely of boys who had just learned to play football at Hebron or grad- uates of the and Lightweight teams this was one of the most spirited and determined football teams Hebron has produced. :Xl- though unable to win a game the Team never gave up in its attempt to be a winner. ln many ways it was a winner by its refusal to quit despite crucial injuries, lack of depth, and constant to-ugh luck. After a one week pre-school conditioning grind and one week of practice alter the be- ginning of school the Team went to Bridgton for its Hrst game. Inexperience was the de- ciding factor in this opening loss. A swift Kimball Union eleven opened the home sched- ule on the next Saturday and although Butch Smith scored the team's first touchdown of the season in the second period the New Hamp- shire visitors ran away with the game in the second half. Against Bowdoin Freshmen a charged up Hebron line, led by tackle Mike Briggs, stopped Bowdoin's ground attack, but the completion of a number of sensational long passes turned the tide in Bowdoin's fa- vor. In perhaps the best game of the year time was the deciding factor as Kents Hill scored a lil to 7 victory on its home field, in the re- newal of an old State of Maine rivalry. The winners dominated the game during the first Football half but llebron battled back in the second half for one touchdown on battering line plunges by Mickey Blum and was on the way to a tying touchdown when the game ended. The Team's spirit did not wane after the one sided contest with Colby Freshmen and lixeter was given a still' battle on Andrews Field. Urged on by the overwhelnung sup- port of the entire student body and its own desire the Big Green opened the game by marching to a touchdown on a solid series of steady gains. The depth and speed of the visitors finally turned the tide but only after Mr. Switzer's limited forces had played them- selves almost to exhaustion in this hard fought two touchdown loss. Visiting New Hampton in the last game of the season, the Big Greenls offense showed at its best for a season's high of three touch- downs in one game but the home team also unleashed a potent offense that resulted in a high scoring game and eventual victory for New Hampton. The showing of Hebron's ol'- fense in this game was especially gratifying to coaches and players after all the long hours of drilling and hard work. lf next year's Varsity has one half the de- termination that Cloacli Switzer and his Team showed this year it should be rewarded by victory. l.ed by the redoubtable Captain Peter Hepburn the team that deserved to win exhibited a high degree of sportsman- ship, spirit, and raw courage. First row: Grose, MaeDougal, Dixon, Anderson, Coen, Edge, Redmond, 'l.lllll'D0l', R., Ring, Husson, Pike. Sfrond rouz' Mason. Wilder, Breed, Rogers, Kihbe, Metcalfe, Tellan, Quinn, Keniston, Stearns. Third mat: Babcock, B., May, Malin, M., Curley, Srholnick, M., Clemons, Bates, Noyes. Donovan, Vinal, Goodman. Fourth roam' Manu, L., Cruver, Priest, W Wil- Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron liams, D., Ricllards, Ijlllllliifli. Gunther. Mr. Xfillard, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Mott. . . Football COIIFIIPS MR, VVII.I.ARD, MR. GARDNER, MR. MO'I I' RECORD 7 Kents Hill Reserves 25 7 Stephens Iligh School Freshmen 25 I8 llfehster tIun'or High School ti 7 Lewiston High School Freshmen Zl 7 Kents Hill Reserves 14 sotmn LIST Captain Bkurzu liner David Anderson Bernard Babcock Howard Bates Wade Breed Richard Clemons Charles Coen Tlioinas Curley Peter Dixon Richard Donovan Smith Dunnack Michael Goodman john Grose Richard Gruver Bruce Gunther Paul Husson Lawrence Keniston Frank Kibhe Bruce Macllougal Michael Malm William Mann Hugh Mason Farnsworth May Iohn Metcalfe lohu Noyes Chester Pike William Priest Theodore Quinn john Redtnond David Rithards William Ring lidwin Rogers Xlirhael Scholnick Aretas Stearns Marsh Tellan Roger Thurber john Vinal Roland Wilder David Williams arsity Soccer l. lfujaluin lfllix V.'XRSl'l'Y l.lC'l l'liR MEN Captain Bkvcli l':I.I,lS Raymond Brown Sumner Burr l.:1sllo Dudas ilfllllilllllll Ferry Riflulrd Givens Kent Grzlhann ulxnnes llalrlrerson Philip Lewitt Robert Malloy Henry Pope l.lUNl'6lll'C ,l1l'ilIllJlC lJ1nviclVi1ml RllCLligL'l' von clcr Colt! Robert Wasson XVilli:ln1XVilli:1n1s .'XI1lll'CW Berry, Mrnmgu ,. .E ' 4-5 ' f ,I A S Z 5 A X I 'FQ - X WM. W iff fk g I I K 1 'X -, wi N N. 'M 6 'YK L ,fb-nf Q...-4 s., 33 4-Tl n H fi M W iw if fm ,Q a x -jfikf, S ff.: 1.5 NE , A X 3 N'-A i 'K -ww si ' A 3 A R A L -I few K , The l957 Soccer team, under the direction of Mr. X'Vest, turned in a record of six wins, three losses, and one tie. The Team, without tlte experienced players of the previous year and with a tnore testing schedule, turned in some excellent performances. Early season practices found keen competi- tion for a number of the positions and the line up of the front line especially was often subject to change as players advanced in their skill in the game. After reeling oll' two suc- cessive shut outs over the Bates Soccer Club and M.C.l. the Team found itself up against a spirited Kents Hill side in a game won by Hebron in a sudden death overtime on a for- tunate goal scored out of a scrimmage in front of the Kents Hill nets. After defeating Eryeburg by a ti to 2 score the Team INCL its lirst defeat at the hands ol an experienced Colby Soccer Club, 2 to ll, in a very well played and hard fought contest. Veteran half- backs Bruce Ellis and Bob McCoy turned in outstanding performances in this game. Af- ter an exciting tie game with Holderness on the Greenwood Mountain field and a li to 0 whitewash ol' Fryeburg a determined Kents Hill team came from behind to inflict the second loss on the Hebron booters. Another shut out win over M.C.1. preceded the final game of the season at New Hampton where the Team fought the undefeated New Hamp- shire school to a standstill, narrowly missed several goals, and finally allowed a goal in the last quarter of play. Captain Bruce Ellis led this group of ex- tremely hard kickers from his center halfback position. Laszlo Dudas, from Hungary, served as an inspiration to all and although hamper- ed by a leg injury took scoring honors with 10 goals front his center forward spot. Summy Burr, Bob Nllasson, Bill NVilliams, and Rudy von der Goltz each scored 4 goals while six other players took part in the scoring, adding 8 goals between them. Bob McCoy, Ray Brown and .Ion Ferry ably llanked Captain Ellis as halfbacks. .lim Harberson and Kent Graham turned in outstanding performances as regular fttllbacks while sophomore goalie l,arry Trimble was credited with fl shut outs and some sensational stops, especially in the game with the Bates Soccer Club, Next year's Team will be led by Co- Captains elect Summy Burr and .lim Harber- son, supported by lour other returning letter- men. Behind them will be a season in which it took the best play of any squad to over- come the spirited ISJ57 Team. Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Firxt ruin: Withznn, Trztfton, Leatlbetter, Ryan, Clnnie, Fischlmch, Xvllfjlllllilll, Adanls, Rogers, D. .S'f'rrmfl mtv: liorofsky, Moore, Deszintels, Berry. R., Coming, Dockser, Knowlton, Gotlarcl, Hos- mer. Kaiser. Thin! min: Mr. C1lI'llZll'l. Mr. Hull, Karp, Noyes, li., llllfliilll, Foss, Nichols, Perry, .ll F., Jollille, Bern' . I . . Soccer Coaches MR. CARHART AND MR. HUFF 5 I J RLC URI SQUAD I,lS'l' Kents Hill l.V. 0 C y I . Kents Hill rv. fs 'f' ' Rents Hill LV' 2 lXlARSIlAl.I. CLUNIIQ Kents Hill -l.V. 2 Peter Aclznns Robert Bernnt Richard Berry lllfllillll liorolsky Pztul Clomins Peter Dztrrzth Marc Desztutels Ronald Dockscr Richnrtl Emery Peter Fisehbztch Peter Foss joseph Gotlztrtl Peter Hosmer Richztrtl Qlollille Kurt Kaiser Rithztrcl BOYVIIIZUI, ilonztthztn Karp Stephen Kitltloo Reuben Klickstein 'llll0lllIlS Knowlton Charles l.ez1tlbetter llznnes Meflown Stephen Moore X'VilIiznn Nichols l'lllWlll'll Noyes lfretlerick Perry Daniel Rogers David Ryan Peter 'l'r:tl'ton Wallace xVllCllll1iIll Bert lvllllillll M ri I1llg'l'I' Cross Countr Coach MR. l.li.'XVI'l l' The Cross Country team finished its season with a record of three wins and four defeats. NVith only two returning lettermen the Squad was composed largely of last year's runners. A 28 to 27 loss at Fryeburg opened the season. However, the Team, led by Co-Captain lim Horton, converted this defeat into a conclusive victory in the return match over the Hebron hills by a score of 20 to 35. A mid season sltnnp was broken when Co-Captain Bill Kimball led the team to a decisive 23 to 37 victory over Kents Hill and this was followed by the defeat of Bridg- ton Academy and Bowdoin Freshmen by wide margins. Two newly created events highlighted the final part of the season. The first was the running of the initial Maine Preparatory School Cham- pionship in which the Team finished a close third. The second was the creation of the first annual all Hebron cross country race. Under the enthusiastic direction of Mr. Leavitt a large and colorful field went the distance with Chet Pike of the football squad upsetting favorite Henry Pope and the dopesters by his clear cut victory. This event climaxed a year of progress and special interest in Cross Country at Hebron. 11' 1 Co-Captains Horton and Kimlmll VARSITY l.1i'l l'liRlvI1iN Co-Captains A M t-is Holrrt IN XVILLIAM KINIBALI. James Chase Leonard Lee john Peterson Robert Scholnick Schuyler Thurber Peter Hope, Alzznagw Firrl 41': I' -' Sl x mt etuson, cmolnifk, R., Horton, Kimball, Thurber, S., Chase. Serond rozv: Lee, Dully, Lowell, von Rmeuvinge, T., Kerr. Third row: Hope, l'., Crosby, Mr. Leavitt, Maxwell, Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Bolton. RECORD 28 Fryeburg .Xcatleniy 20 lfrycbtlrg Acatlemy 38 Maine Central Institute 31 Kents Hill 30 Maine Central Institute 33 Could Academy 23 Kents Hill 22 llowtloin Freshmen All Britlgton Academy Hebron l0th in New linglaud Preparatory School Meet Hebron 3111 in Maine l'reparatory School Championship X x Ni? I7 .I Hrsity Basketball VAXRSITY l.IL'l l'liRAl1-QN Crlfllrlfll Axim llmclux Roberl Brown l,lllll'Clll'C lflllilll Ross KCLCIIUIII Ricluml l,:u'cy lJum'zu1Ugg Robert Sclxwurtl xvilliillll XVilli1m1s Paul Husson, AIIIIIIIQVJ' fjflflfll MR. l Rl'l'Z lfnjzlufn Ilmlvn QW? 223 BR l ir.x'l mum' I.uc'cy, Ogg, Horton, KCll'lllllll, Williams. W. ,S'r'r'vn1rl wzw: linlrm, Rngurs, li.. Glliralr- Llini, Scholnick, R., Brown, R.H., Pike. Tlzinl l'U7l'.' Mr. Ifrill, Goclzml, Gixcns, SLIIWRIIAIY. Hussun, 6 KX -. 7 Xi, 1, W. hm Ei ff A I F! Dockscr. Hclmmn Hclmrun Hclmm Hclmm Hcbrml llvlmm Hclmm I lclmron llclmmn Hclmm liCfJl'Ull llCIll'l7ll I lcinon Hclmron Hclmron Hebron Hclmm ,IO TU 73 hh Xl 68 75 G7 73 li!! TSP I0-4 60 Sli H3 90 'I 5 ISU 71 724 75 55 Ni 'Iii 51 lil UI 71 NU 741 fifl 745 82 Sl 'Ilhe Basketball te il in turned in ll good record ol' ten victories and seven de- leztts. Alter :tn opening win over St. lJom's and close losses to Kents Hill :ind Exeter by one and seven points respectively, the teznn went on to win nine of its next twelve gznnes. Outstanding in this streak was the return match with Kents Hill, won this time by Hebron by 20 points, thus breaking the Hilltoppers winning streak that had reached lilteen. Other gratifying wins were scored over Higgins, the first to be scored over this school since the beginning ol' the present series, and over Governor Dinn- iner. In the gznne with Cheverus the Teznn scored llltl points lor ll Hebron scoring record. Captain .lim Horton led the teznn from his forward position and took scoring honors with his outstanding total ol 332 points. -lunior forward llnnczin Ogg followed with 215 points. Center Bill NVilliznns, up lrotn lust yvall-'s slmwul thc num ililpinxclllcill ol :nw plaivcr on lhc' lcznu :nul iuzule za Inu coulrilmlimi with his rchuuiulinq :xml Leann play. Ross KClt'illllll wus an stczulying inllu CIIKC ill his glllllll position whilc hig' sopho nuxrc Huh Sl'ilXN'2ll'l.l pluvccl cH'cc'Lix'chA in :I 1 1 uliliiy guznxl mlc, mining ull' the iX'lll'il Ln 1 ' 1 f spank scvcrul iulportznu rullics. XVilh lellcrlucn Ogg. Willizuus, Schwuru znul Holi lirowu :ill returning Nr. lfrilz will h:n'c an xziluzihlc Cxpcric'iu'ccl group to build upon. This yClll b 'lkranu cxcccmlcml ull ox lJCl'l2IliOllh hy ilh pluy znul rcun'1l znul much ciulit iuusl go to its Cililfil :nul si hznxl driving 1 1 group ol' boys who slmwccl ulmvc' :ill lhnl they loved to play basketball. SQUAD LIST Captain Ross BABCOCK Thomas Acheson Michael Briggs Keith Clark Richard Clemons Kennedy Crane Peter Dixon Laszlo Dudas Peter Hepburn Stuart Myers Stephen Potash Michael Scholnick Aretas Stearns Marsh Tellan Lee Von Rhau First rrmu' Potash, Babcock, R.. Acheson, Stearns. Sz'c'o11fl rozu: 'I'ellan, Crane, Mr. Jordan, Dudas, Clark, K. 'l'l1irrl rozv: Scholnick, M., Clemons, Dixon, Myers. . . Basketball Condi MR. JORDAN Hebron 23 Hebron 26 Hebron 45 Hebron 56 Hebron 55 Hebron 44 Hebron 46 Hebron 30 Hebron 36 RECORD Brunswick High School j.V Kents Hill J.V. Bridglon Academy J.V. West Paris High School Briclgton Academy j.V. West Paris High School Leavitt Institute Kents Hill J.V. Brunswick High School j.V. Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron P First row: Wait, D., Berry, R., Traflon, Williams, D., Gunther, Foss, Caplan, Serond row: Bates, Alexander, Grimmer, Metcalfe, Bolton, Dunnack, Breed, Elmer. Third row: Mr, Tilley, Gray, Curley, Belmont, Bernat, Maxwell, Karp. Reserve Basketball C0aCh MR. TILLEY RECORD St. Dominic's High School Freshmen 44 Webster junior High School 50 Walton junior High School 58 South Paris High School Freshmen 65 Walton junior High School 54 Norway High School j.V. 27 Webster Junior High School 13 St. Dominic's High School Freshmen 31 SQUAD LIST Captain DAVID W1LL1AMs Scott Alexander Howard Bates jeffrey Belmont Robert Bernat Richard Berry Alan Bolton Wade Breed Edward Caplan Thomas Curley Smith Dunnack Morgan Elmer Peter Foss Alexander Gray Harold Grimmer Bruce Gunther jonathan Karp Bruce Maxwell john Metcalfe George Starr Peter Trafton David Wait Varsity Hockey VARSITY I,li'l I'1iRMEN C0-CIIIJIIHIIS BRUCE Iii.1.ls Rom-1R'r Mczflov Joseph Bcllzivznife Raymond Brown joseph Ely Norman Fai'rzn' Edson Grzilizim .Izimes Hzlrberson Dzivid Lougec Gordon Smith David Priest, Manager CUIIFII MR. GARDNER Co-Capfnills McCoy and lillis fivmmwwww W,Q14-fifi i,nmmmf4NM,Wm- ,f1i 1... 1- NT' ' ,ii-Qt' ff I if ll ,I 'fb X Ifirzxl rozit: lillgllf, Fzlrrzir, Nlffloy, lillis, Slllilll, BCll21V2lIlC'C. .Srnnirl row: filllllillll, li., Brown. R. l... biiiligllll, lily, N':lil, ll2ll'lK'l'N0ll, Longee. Thin rr, liowlnzln. Priest ll Hebron I Iebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron I row' Xlr C Lzirtlner, llorolskv, King, Iiclge. RECORD l.ewiston High School St. lJonlinic s lligh School Phillips lixeter Hritlgton .-Xrzuleniy Alumni Lewiston High Srhool New llznnpton Dzntinoutli lfreslnnen Kimball Union Bowdoin Freslnnen Colby Freshmen Melrose High School St. Doininic s High School Belmont Hill The N58 Hockey team finished the season witl1 a record ol' seven wins, six losses, and one tie. Wlith only three letleimen re- turning lrom the IEI57 squad Mr. Gardner was laced with a heavy rebuild- ing task. Under his able direction many former .l.V. players rapidly gained proliciency and played important parts in the success ol' this year's 'l'eam. This made the Team a special one lor it was almost entirely the product ol' the Hebron hockey system involving coaching and competition at three distinct levels. Highlights ol' the season included decisive victories over lixeter and Kimball Union, a streak ol hve games without a loss in mid sea- son, and two exciting and closely fought games with CBI Champion Melrose and a fine Belmont Hill team on home ice at the end ol' the season. The Big Green skaters also enjoyed the distinction ol being the only team to give the all winning and high scoring Colby Freslnnen a close light all season. Be- lore injuries to key players cut down its elli- ciency, the Team enjoyed a record ol only two losses in the first ten games. A special feature ol' the season was a two day trip to Dartmouth where the win over Kimball Un- ion was scored and a close game was played with the Dartmouth Freshmen. Co-Captains Bob McCoy and Bruce lillis and defenseman joe lily provided the veteran backbone of the Team, and were outstanding all season. Former ll.V.'s Norm Farrar, 'lim Harberson and Dave Lougee made great strides as lorwards and were joined by new' eomers lid Graham and next year's Captain elect Ray Brown. Farrar led in scoring. .Ioe Bellavanee turned in an excellent job as goalie and lluteh Smith proved valuable as penalty killer and utility lorward and scored some crucial goals. XVith the experienfe gained in varsity play this season by a substantial number ol' under- elassmen and the promise ol several members ol' Mr. Cloutier's -I.V. squad making the jump to the Varsity, hopes lor next year are good, Certainly this year's 'I'eam ollered au example ol' aggressive play from beginning to eud ol' every game that has always marked the He bron hockey tradition. Ins! mu Wilclu Hosmu Chase, Nlarlcoml, Gross X lams lciiy I olcllmug Kui Dawn Suomi i llltlilllly ly l Clllllllll, llarrali, Am so c il L lkaisn liimhle Nh C lou nu nd mu X xon Nl Ilu Donovan, liastcr, Ki-mston l t W I iuxu llauson Moon lou SQIY-XD l,lS'l' flufzlnin .lax mfs Climsii I'clvr .Xilalns Ralph .Xllcn Dax ill Amlcrsoo William llc-arse Clonraml Conant Pclcr llarrah Malcolm Davis XVilliam Davison Richard llonovan Guy EZISICI' lonalllan Ferry Stephen Clolilhvrg john Gross Richzml Griiver Peter Hosmcr Ricluard jollillc l.awi'cme Keniwlon Douglas Kerr llaviil Lowell lililon NIlll'lCKKi Waller Nlillcr Slcpllcn Moore Michael Nixon Frcilcrick Perry William Priest l.2llX'l'CllCC 'liimlmlc Roland Wililcr Ricllarcl liaiilcrlmiw llunugu Hocke Cllllfll MR. CLOUTIER Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebmn Hebron Hebron Hebron RECORD Lewiston High School Freshmen K6lllS Hill Waterville High School Kcnts Hill St. Dominic's High School .I.V. Kcnls Hill West Springhelcl juniors Lewiston High School Freshmen ar ity Skiin Coaches MR. HELWIG, MR. MONTGOMERY, MR. STACKPOLE VARSITY LETTERNIEN Captain WILLIAM KIMBALL Richard Friedman Sargent Goodchild Kent Graham David Horn Philip Lewitt john Redmond Schuyler Thurber Peter Williams Bernard Helm, Manager Cajzlnin Kimball The Ski team completed another hne season in competitive skiing, defeating six schools while losing to only four in the regular season. One of these losses was a heartbreaker in which Hebron lost to Exeter by a fraction of a point. The Team turned in its best per- formance at the Kents Hill Carnival, captur- ing three of the four events and taking the trophy for the second successive year. Su- perior prowess in cross country highlighted the Team's effort in all the meets. Another high point of the season was the breaking of two old records. Captain Bill Kimball lowered the old cross country course record by more than two minutes. Sarge Good- child cut three seconds off the old downhill mark, a record that had been standing for several years. Captain Kimball, in addition to his cross country prowess, helped the Team greatly in downhill and slalom. Seniors Phil Lewitt and Sarge Goodchild excelled in jumping and downhill. juniors Dave Horn and Peter VVil- liams were outstanding four event skiers with Williams scoring well in the downhill against top notch skiers at the New linglands and Horn placing First in slalom and downhill in most of the meets throughout the season. john Redmond and Dick Friedman gave plen-I ty of support in downhill and slalom while Sky Thurber and Kent Graham specialized in cross country with excellent results. The Team was greatly crippled just before the New Englands when both Goodchild and Horn suffered leg injuries, thus removing two of the top potential point gatherers from the squad for this climax meet. Five lettermen and many underclassmen who participated in both recreational and competitive action re- turn next year and prospects for an even bet- ter season are bright. llclxron llL'lll'Ull llclmm llclmm l'lf'ln'nll llC'lllk0Il RECORD 381.7 Fzlrlnillglml H igll Sclmol 300.0 312.5 llulclvrnuss 3747.5 Kimlmll Vnion 373.1 Phillips Amlmcr 330.0 332.213 Phillips lixclcr 382.007 370.5 Kcllln llill 372.0 l l'yr'lmll1'g Acmlcllly 350.4 Nlillllt' Clvnlrznl lnslilulc' 2780 303.2 Hu mloin Fl'csl1lm'11 397.08 Rl-ms llill llclnmn lllll in l'.S.l-1..X.S..X. l'l'ClJLlI'1ilUl'y Sfllfllll Nlccl .5 vm 7 QM . +3512 R 3 A '32 'ull l f l A 27 I ' .5 fl -K Q 'L k 'A 141: Q 'L E P T? ,. ' 14i 77 f'f 1-. ,.'Y ' 5' ' ' , i,lj72g:Ef l'. 287.4 371.55 Q. ll Q slllillll . 1 lgll 'MLN f+.f7 l7lI yy K l l l ,777 2 7 .,. 6 ' I arsity Swimmin VARSITY LETTERMEN Captain LEONARD LEE Michael Blum Charles Coen Philip Crosby Michael Malin Coafh MR. SXVITZER Captain Lee Arnold McKee ' - . - Theodore Quinn ,Z 'f X- -I ,-, Roger Thurber Tj' T- 5 n 1 X if q,f id Dav1dV1nal ,X L. ZX ...fx gh' ,fx Douglas Hall, Manager 4?L ..- L .Zi Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron 3rd in New England Preparatory School Meet Left to right: Mr. Helwig, Thurber, S., Kimball, Redmond, Lewitt, Freidmann, Williams, P Crawford, Graham, K., Helm. RECORD 50 Deering High School 36 28 Phillips Exeter 57 46 Brunswick High School 39 37 Portland High School 48 62 Edward Little High School 24 -14 Bowdoin Freshmen 41 54 Cheverus High School 31 50 Bowdoin Freshmen 36 ar ity Swimmin 'l'he H158 Swimming team compiled an out- standing record, winning six ol eight dual meets and placing third ill the New England Preparatory N School Championship. In the Sargent pool as well as in foreign waters the 1-Zig Green mermen, under the direction ol Mr. Switzer, went on a spree of breaking School and pool records. To start oll' the record breaking Chuck Coen broke a School butterfly record which had stood for seven years. 'l'hree weeks later l'ed Quinn, a sophomore, broke Coen's rec- ord and then lowered his own record once again during the season. Phil Crosby low- ered his own School backstroke record in the Exeter meet. Captain Lenny Lee broke the Hebron 100-yard freestyle record early in the season and then set an even better record against the Bowdoin Freshmen. One ol' the great highlights of the season came against lidward Little when Lee swam the 200-yard freestyle in the time of 220011, enabling him to break the Maine Interscholastic record set back in l95l. This time also won him the honor ol being elected to the All American swimming team. Not to be left out of the record breaking the 200-yard free style relay team of Eric Malm, Dave Vinal, Mickey Blum and Captain Lee broke another seven year old School record against the Bowdoin Fresh- men. Against Cheverus High School Roger Thurber, another sophomore, established a School record in the new event, the 100-yard orthodox breaststroke. The ultimate olf team work and driving spirit was required to produce the unified effort that placed the Big Green so high in the New Englands, where seven of the ten lettermen, hve of these underclassmen, won medals and blue ribbons. This was an ex- citing display of team power. In this meet Dave Vinal turned in a time of l:39.7 in the 150-yard medley, thus breaking botl1 Hebron and pool records. The New linglands marked the culmina- tion of a season which saw the Hebron swim- mers lower records on seventeen different oc- casions and establish a tradition of hard work and pride in their team and coach which fu-- ture Swimming teams at Hebron can proudly emulate. U ,. .. - . . ...I . -1 -ul ..- arsity Basel: VARSITY I,ET'I'ERMEN Captain PETER HEPBITRN Richard Givens Kent Graham -Iznnes Harherson Peter Hope Ross Ketchum David Lowell Duncan Ogg Gordon Smith Marsh Tellan Peter Williams Paul Levi, Manager all Cajimin llepburn la , yr 'Q Jr I+ 1 rl, First rrmi: Graham, E., Smith, Tellan, Gross, Lowell, Stearns, Williams, P. Serum! row: Conant, Harberson, Hepburn, fQhil'2lI'lHlll, Bellavance, Potash. Tlzirrl row: Mr. Switzer, Ketchum, Givens, Graham, K., Edge, Ogg, Hope, P. Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron RECORD Holclerness Bowdoin Freshmen New Hampton Kents Hill Colby Freshmen Bridgton Academy Tilton Maine Central Institute Kents Hill Deering High School ar ity Ba eball The 1958 Baseball team won two games while los- ing eight. The task of building almost an entire team from a willing but in- experienced group ol ca11- didates faced Mr. Switzer in his first year as varsity coach. As the season prog- ressed a spirited Team emerged, learning its lessons the hard way in losing efforts and in long but fruitful practice sessions in the fun- damentals ol the game. Hfeak hitting and er- ratic fielding, the mark ol any inexperienced and young team, served to limit the results ol this 'l'eam's strenuous ellorts to succeed, but it had its moments ol glory. One ol these was ,2ffssvwgmwwwv:W'M w N ' ', m-:.z,f,,::, g,.,.f:s,y.,5:-.....-.Q, .- -wwf-We ,.Q ' - it ' wfm.-GLW-WW'-'Mm-vlfJ,'L ,WA 1 vmgyswfagwy- .aw fi-rfb ,... ...mmm 1 gg L - Q - t ' L 'K . l7f?l5Tl?5l ' t A frwgi-f1'f,.f'i'i,-f'1Wi5 i2q-V ,i?S'M1 'riff-?1i?fi5,i?f5if v ,,'i?H.s-ziifiefjs -, V f .M grin-':fsagg-gf, -tf.,fgy, .. i K 'V if f'lf-fl? 5--21 a I to 0 shut out win over Bridgton Academy, pitched by freshman Dave Lowell in what was by lar the best game of the season. Captain Peter Hepburn was outstanding for his versatile play all season. Several IIICIII- bers ol' Mr, XVillard's successful -Iunior Varsity squad zulvanced to varsity positions before the end ol' the season, including sophomore pitch- er .Iohn Vinal, who pitched a no hitter in tl1e first game. Despite the won and lost record ol' the 'learn this was an enjoyable season marked by the development ol' a number ol' young players, as well as an interest and enthusiasm for baseball that should mean a mueh dif- ferent rerord next year. SQUAD LIST Captain BRUCE GUNTHER Peter Adams Ross Babcock Richard Berry Richard Borofsky Keith Clark Thomas Curley Peter Dixon James Drake Bruce Ellis Morgan Elmer jonathan Ferry Frank Kibbe john Noyes Theodore Quinn Edwin Rogers Lawrence Trimble John Vinal Roland Wlilder David Williams First row: Borofsky, Ferry, Wilder, Gunther, Noyes, -I., Vinal, J.. Berry, R., Curley. Second row: Dixon, Elmer, Quinn, Rogers, li., Williams, ll., .xfl1llllS, Trimble. Third row: Mr. Willard, Ellis, Babcock, R., Kibbe, Drake, Clark, K. Baseball Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron l 1 l 6 4 7 0 0 4 Couch MR. NVILLARD RECORD St. lJominic's High School Freshmen Gould Academy J.V. Mechanic Falls High School Gould Academy j.V. Bucklicld High School Mechanic Falls High School Oxford High School Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron Hebron First row: Moore, llarbour, Davison, Husson. Bolton, Priest. XV.. Srhrallt, Clark, S., llalmfock, B. Seroml rozu: Hf7SIllCTl', Bates, Hope, M., Miller, Donovan, Wilhznn, Klickstein, Goldberg, Third rout: Mr. Fritz, Nichols, Starr, Gruver, Wait, D., Canterbury, Keniston, Gray, Dnclas. Hilltoppers Coaflz MR. FR ITZ RECORD 5 Webster junior High School El Walton junior High Srhool 8 Walton junior High School 5 Kents Hill .l.V. 6 Webster junior High School SQUAD LIST Captain PAUL HUssoN Bernard Babcock Alellry Barbour Howard Bates Alan Bolton Richard Canterbury Stephen Clark xvllllillll Davison Richard Donovan Laszlo Dudas Stephen Goldberg Alexander Gray Ricllarcl Grover Michael Hope Peter Hosiner Lawrence Keniston Reuben Klickstein Fred Miller Stephen Moore lvlllllllll Nichols lVillimn Priest Patrick Schrallt George Starr David lVait Bert Xvlllllllll VARSITY I,1i'l l'ERMliN Captain SUMNER BURR Peler Darrah James Horton Philip Lewin Arthur Morgan Peter Trafton arsity Tennis Capluin Burr ii 4--- I-:--N nl , .xl wmv Iinlun, 'l'mflun, llurr, Lcwill. .Sfmnrl mum' LL 'Nlm llclmrn llc-lmrml H0l'l0ll, llzlrrzlll. RICCIORD Bowdoin FPCSIIIIICII llvcring High School I lclrrun I lclmmn I Ichrml llclmnl Ilclmmn ll4'ln'ml liomluiu FIACSHIIICII Cullyy Frcshmcn lluldcrm-ss lh'l1l1sn'ick High Sclmol Vrillllll Nvu llzlmplml ar it Tenni Mr. Stackpole's l 9 5 8 Tennis team hung up a record of five wins and three losses. With the courts slow to recover from the long winter season the Team did its early prac- ticing on the Stanley Arena courts and was able to start the competitive season off with a four match winning streak. Included in these victories were two wins over Bowdoin Freshmen, one a 9 to 0 whitewash, and an 8 to l victory over Colby Freshmen, the first win over this rival in a number of years. This streak was fol- lowed by an outstanding match on the He- bron courts against an undefeated Holderness team. The Team came close to ending the three year I-lolderness winning streak before bowing by a 5 to 4 score. Statistics show that the Team won 825 of the H49 games played, a ratio consistent with the overall match record turned in. Captain Summy Burr was outstanding for his con- sistently steady play. Promising sophomore Peter Trafton held down the number one spot in several matches. A pleasant surprise was the sharp play of senior jim Horton. XV ith three of the lettermen returning and a munber of underclassmen ready to make the jump from Mr. Mott's group, prospects for next year and that much desired victory over I-Iolderness are encouraging. Firxl raw: Redmond, Lougcc, Foss, McCoy, Fricmlman. Swrorzrl min: Mr. Mott, llL'l5l'Ull ll1'ln'rm llclmm llclmm llclnml von der Golll, Vinul, V. Tenni Crmfll MR. AIO TT RECORD Kc-nts Hill Holclcrncss II.V. Purllzmil High Sclmol Sl. Dm11i11ir's High Scllool Kcnls Hill SQUAD I,IS'l' Peter Foss Rifllzlrcl Fricclmzm Dznvid Lougcu Robert Malloy john Rcilmonml Dnvicl Vinzll Rlllflllgm' von clcl' Colm Varsity Track f:IlIll'lll'.Y MR. HICIAVIG, MR, l,lifXVIT'Ii NIR. LIARH.-XRT VARSITY l,li'l l'1iR M ICN Cnplniu Rir:H,xRn I.Ac:1cY Mirliael Blrnn Robert lirown Philip Crosby Malcolm Davis Douglas Kerr Christopller Nissen -Iolin Peterson Wfilliani lidgar X Henry Pope xviiiiillll Ring David Ryan Robert Scholnick Schuyler Tliurber X'Villiani xViiii2llllS Brute Macllongal, Mrunlgrfi' Cllliillfll l.r1r'z'x' r f N I' X N 1 First rmv: Kaiser, Peterson, Chase, Kimball, McKee, Lacey, Nissen, Gallup, Clemons, Malin, M. Scholnirk, M. Sr'r'rmr1 row: limery, Blown. R. L., llrown, R. H., Nottehohm, Mann, 'l'., Breed Brotleriek, Mason, Halnnlontl. Pope, Ryan, Dunnafk. Thirrl rozv: Kerr, Farrar, Easter, Ring Blum, Metcalfe, Briggs, Sfholniek, R.. Maxwell. Perry. li, Davis. Fourth min: Mr. Leavitt, Mr Helwig, 'I'lxnrlJer, S., Edgar, ron Rliau, Crosby, lN'illian1s, XV., Schwartz, Caplan, Grant, Mr Carliart, Marllongal. RECORD Hclmron 39 U2 Collmy Freslinien 76 lf? Hebron 58 U6 Maine Central Institute 58 5X6 Hebron 75 2X3 Kents Hill 4l Iffl Hebron 53 New Hampton 64 Hebron 92 lffl Cony High School 24 213 Hebron 37 lfil llowcloin lfreslnnen 53 llriclgton Acad. 27 Maine Central institute 25 U2 Helmron 4th in Class B in Helmron 62lf4 Hebron lst in Maine Preparatory School Championship Tilton New linglantl Preparatory School Meet 54 31-l Varsity Track Winning the Maine State Preparatory School Cham- pionship Meet by defeat- ing perennial power M.C.I. highlighted a building sea- son for the 1958 Track team. Pre-season practices had indicated many weak- nesses in the twelve events with only two returning lettermen to be counted on for sure points, hurdler Dick La- cey and sprinter John Peterson. But Coaches Helwig and Leavitt guided the Team to a winning season and the Maine Championship by building depth to replace first place points. A long lingering blanket of snow and ice hampered early preparations and the Team went to the Exeter Relays without having used the track. In this informal meet much more potential strength was revealed than had been expected. As the season progressed new winners began to appear, particularly among underclass members of the Team. The dual meet schedule began with a one sided defeat by Colby Freshmen, followed by a tough loss to M.C.I. by the margin of a frac- tion of a point. But then the Big Green de- feated five teams while losing only to Bow- aswuolll doin Freshmen and New Hampton. 'I'he 4th place scored in the Class B section of the New Iinglands was a satisfactory performance and then the Team wound up the season with the big win at Colby for the Maine Champion- ship. Outstanding all season was Captain Dick Lacey who scored ll6 lffl points in a variety of events, the high and low hurdles, the high jump, broad jump, and discus. He also set a new Hebron track record in the 120 yard high hurdles. Other leading point scorers were Kit Nissen with 43 points scored in the dashes, Sky Thurber with 39 points scored in the discus and distance events, and Bill Wfilliams, winner of the mile race at the State Cham- pionship, with 35 points scored in the mile and half mile. X'Vitl1 more than half of this season's letter- men being joined by an equally large group of underclass squad members, including iour members of a junior relay team that set a new Hebron and State record for the event, pros- pects for an outstanding track year next sea- son are bright. Certainly the Team of 1958 came a long way in development and achieve- ment. First row: Allen, Coen. Peck, Myers, Nlalm, li., Godard, Goodman. Second mtv: Belmont. SQUAD LIST Ralph Allen jeffrey Belmont Robert Bernat Richard Bowman Charles Coen Joseph Godard Michael Goodman Douglas Hall jonathan Karp Robert Loker Erie Malm Stuart Myers .john Peck David Richards Beruat, Richards, Karp, Mr. Gunter, Hall, Loker. Bowman. G mnasts Conch MR. G.'XNT1iR The l-1 Hebron students whose picture appears above constituted another Hebron first. They were members ol' the Gymnast squad. This new and unique addition to the Hebron athletic scene was organized at the beginning ol the spring term by Mr. Helwig and directed in its activities by Mr. Ganter. This group existed lor those boys who were especially interested in body building and training, lor those non athletically inclined who needed to develop the grace, stamina, and silhouette that comes from gymnastic exercise, and lor those who could find no other niche in the spring athletic program. liach day the group was given a rigorous calisthenics schedule ol increasing intensity. This was followed by endurance running, swimming and swimming instruction, and finally competitive re- lays in various swimming, running and gymnastic events. Some work was done with gymnastic apparatus such as parallel bars and weights. XVithin the group progress was stimulated by the leadership and prodding ol the more experienced members and within the School the tiymnasts became known lor their laithlulness and spirit. The introduction ol' the Cvmnasts into the Hebron athletic scene was a significant happening in school lile at Hebron in 1058. lfirxl rnzv: King, von Ruscnvingc, T., Priest, D., Grimnlcr. lilv, Whcninnn, I.ynch. mil, . Sf'r'mu1 row: Wood, lispy, Ankcnv. i W ork quad SQUAD I,IS'l' FIHWIIIII II DAVID Pknzsi' Micllzxel Ankeny Joseph lily Bronlwcll lfspy Harold Grilnmer Paul King Ernest Lynch Tycllo von Roscnvingc XVz1lluCc XVIICIIIIIZUI XVilldSOl' Hfood The Snow Comes To Hebron Advertisements THE PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS YEARBOOK IS BY .ggqalen yawn!! 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MERCHAN NORWAY MAINE PUSS'N BOOTS CAT FOOD Packed by COAST FISHERIES Lubec Maine U Printing at its Best EFFECTIVE PRINTING with prompt service at conservative prices by skilled craftsmen is always available from us It has been a privilege for us to lzebo Hebron produce this book The Brunswick Publishing Co Brunswick, Maine Printers of THE HEBRONIAN And The HEBRON SEMESTER 'l?'f25,l-lf? 'e,, -- i--1,-ii flfa'--f-2 fi hiv'- -' , E'L1:2----i.LiAg,- ' --. :J , ,, , - L -gli-'1 , 'ff'-,E-fa' - - 'l ' '--flig..-2-5:7 f . IJ? , +lZ :'! if' -- - :S 1 - Y .. 25-2 stigie--4-iigii-.,-if, f -1-V-, Lis- :f.,,:. -ff-ff:-4-5' if .4 ,,,,,, - 1, 2--25:4 5 5 71 -- '1'Qi1'5L-T. 52' '? ,i if - ,iiiiz 4 V Y im ' 'f? 'Y-4,47 -?- T-rg-,-4 ,Q f Q:-' J-9734, 2, , - ' . , -,EE -if-1-fL?+ -7- ff --iid-Z' ? 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