Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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SENIOR STATISTICS Name Favorite Saying A Yen for Pastime Cause of Death Ambition Where They Can Be Found Barbara Bartlett I mean you know— Alden Biting her tongue Not seeing Alden To be a beautician At home Louise Booker “Cripious” Paul Writing letters No loving To be on a ship In a Ford Guy Brown That’s a joke, son! Ree Mason Talking with senior Chemistry To be a veterinary On the tractor girls Fuller Road Richard Byers Oh Boy Gayle Playing basketball No basketball To work at Lord’s games Store Loretta Dyer How rugged! Sonny Teasing Mr. Smtih Edward Nowell To go hunting Lincoln Christine Fletcher Hain’t that touching! Sonny Sleeping Temper To type At Chase’s Store Edward Frost What ya doing kid! A truck that will Sleeping in class Janet St. Louis To drive fast Carmel Village go 100 MPH Charlene Goodspeed Hi kid! Lloyd Sewing Going to bed at To drive a certain At home seven Chev. Beverly Gordon You said that! Mary Sitting in Junior Sneezing To have a Plymouth At Northern Maine Jet. room Earl Hall Wow! A new car Throwing things Not being on To be a football In Brewer detention player Derwood Hillman o ♦ Charlene Automobile Teachers To get to school on At Newport Lindsey accidents time Dorothy Keith Life gets so boring! A certain Hermon Studying at noon No A + ’s To go to college At home studying ffuy Mildred Kitchen Gee Whiz! Johnny Drawing Dancing To be a baseball With Johnny, Tom, and player Connie Bevely Libby Hey, Hon! Daydreaming Whispering to Ree Not enough boys To be a teacher Bangor Ree Mason Oh, golly, yes! Guy Talking with Bev Not blushing To be a nurse Talking with Guy Richard Mason O.K. A girl Riding in Mr. Too many girls To read On the farm Smith’s Jeep Edward Nowell Huh! Gloria Teasing Shorthand To be a farmer Mrs. Patten’s Bernice Pomeroy Oh, dear! Ronnie Fighting Jealousy To spend a honey- At home moon in Hawaii Donald Smith Bye, now. Girls Sleeping Women To get a deer Hampden Charles Thayer Hi, kid! Junior girls Getting a date Not enough girls To do nothing Home sleeping Peter Voudoukis Oh, I don’t know A new car Going to school Not being able to To be a man Twilight Pavilion blush Joan VVithee Don’t be foolish! Billy Typing A date To work At H.H.S. Harold Woodard Don’t take me wrong Marilyn Fooling Working To graduate With Turner Higgins Paint Co. Joan Lindsay Oh, My Lord! Derwood Laughing Blushing To be a gym teacher At Bevely Libby’s house

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COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES The Commencement activities will begin with the Baccalaureate services, which will be held at the Hermon Baptist Church, Sun- day, June 4, 1950, at 2 P. M. Rev. Theodore Perkins will deliver the sermon. The Senior- Alumni banquet will be held Monday eve- ning, June 5. Commencement will be Thurs- day evening, June 8, in the High School Gymnasium, followed by the graduation ball at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The graduation program is as follows: Processional Invocation Salutatorian Bevely Libby Honor Essay Loretta Dyer Music Class History Louise Booker and Bernice Pomeroy Class Prophecy Joan Lindsay and Richard Mason Music Honor Essay Ree Mason Class Will Barbara Bartlett Class Gifts .......Charlene Goodspeed and Richard Byers Valedictorian Dorothy Keith Presentation of Awards Prin. L. W. Dwyer Presentation of Diplomas Supt. Earl C. McGraw Benediction Recessional Class Colors: Maroon and White Class Flower: White Rose Class Motto: “To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” Class Marshal: Gilbert Young Class Adviser: Mrs. Irma Patten

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The MICROPHONE 13 SENIOR PLAY First row: C. Thayer, L. Oyer, Mr. Owyer, G. Brown, B. Libby. Second row: B. Bartlett, R. Mason, R. Byers, B. Gordon, D. Keith, M. Kitchen. SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, “Aunt Abby Answers An Ad”, was presented November 3 and 4, 1949. The comedy presented an amusing plot involving a dyed-in-the-wool old maid who hated men. She answered an ad in a Lonely Hearts column of a “Love Secrets” magazine, with hilarious results. The Cast of Characters Abby Ainsley, a dyed-in-the-wool old maid Loretta Dyer Lucindy Lovejoy, her maid of all work Joan Lindsay Horace Harter, her unwelcome suitor Guy Brown Anna Ainsley, her niece from the city Bevely Libby Lillian Lorraine, Anna’s girl chum Ree Mason Billy Barberton, engaged to Lil- lian Charles Thayer Bobby Barington, Anna’s boy- friend Beverly Gordon Mrs. Purviance, a tourist Nadine Moore Horace Hark well, a lonely widower Bichard Byers Essie Ebbersole, a tattle-tale Dorothy Keith Stage Manager Barbara Bartlett Prompter Mildred Kitchen Director Mr. Dwyer