Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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The MICROPHONE 31 First row: V. Lord, M. Brown, G. Lovley, C. Andrews, T. Somers, M. Light. Secant! rou-: S. Webber, C. Lindsey, P. Leathers, G. Overlook, C. Bowen, Mr. Mc- Laughlin. Thin! row: It. Campbell, P. Woodard, M. Lord, J. Simpson, S. Burgess, D. Hillman. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Our basketball season started this year on December 1, with our first game against East Corinth. About twenty five girls re- ported regularly for practice. This gave Coach McLaughlin much encouragement for a successful year. Carmelita Andrews was elected captain, and Sheila Webber, manager. The varsity team was composed of Carm- elita Andrews, Gayle Lovley, Vanessa Lord, Charlene Lindsey, Carla Bowen, and Tretha Somers. Later in the season, due to illness and in- jury, we lost two of our regular guards, Carla Bowen and Charlene Lindsey. Under the able assistance of Coach McLaughlin, Marilyn Brown and Marilyn Light replaced these girls. Our season’s record was as follows: Hermon 40 East Corinth 27 Carmel 45 Corinna 34 Hampden 52 Hampden Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon 19 East Corinth 43 34 46 22 38 40 Hermon 32 Hermon 45 Hermon 73 Hermon 48 Hermon 59 Hermon 46 Carmel 60 Hartland 41 Corinna 71 Hartland 48 Newport 43 Newport 39 GIRLS’ SOFTBALL The Hermon girls’ softball team had a very successful season in 1950. They were undefeated and won the Central Maine League championship. Our softball team will present a new lineup this year, as we lost five players through graduation. However, despite the loss of these players, we hope to win some victories. Our 1951 games are scheduled as follows: May 2 At Hartland May 9 At Carmel May 16 At Newport May 23 East Corinth May 28 Corinna

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30 The MICROPHONE plied for a berth in the Eastern Maine Class M Tournament. After the teams were com- pared we found ourselves in ninth place, as rated by the point system. Since the top eight teams were picked outright for the tournament, we found ourselves very dis- appointed, since we were only two points be- hind the eighth team. After failing to get into the Eastern Maine Tournament, we were determined to win the Central Maine League tournament. We made a good start toward this by beating a scrappy Corinna team the first night, 44 to 34. How- ever, on the second night, we were beaten by a good Newport team, 36 to 34. Although we received only one trophy and failed to get into the Eastern Maine Tourna- ment, we feel we had a very successful sea- son. The members of the basketball team would like to take this opportunity to thank all school oflicials and any of the townspeople who have helped us during the past year. Hermon 61 East Corinth 46 4 Hermon 60 Carmel 12 •Hermon 65 Corinna 33 •Hermon 44 Hampden 17 •Hermon 52 Alumni 42 •Hermon 52 Newport 53 Hermon 61 Hampden 40 •Hermon 62 East Corinth 37 Hermon 72 Howland 33 •Hermon 68 Howland 37 Hermon 39 Carmel 17 Hermon 47 Hartland 42 •Hermon 53 M. C. I. 47 Hermon 70 Corinna 44 •Hermon 60 Hartland 47 Hermon 49 M. C. I. 47 Hermon 60 Newport 50 At Newport Hermon 44 Corinna 34 At Newport Hermon 34 Newport 36 •Indicates home games. BOYS’ BASEBALL The baseball schedule for the season of 1951 is as follows: April 27 Corinna May 1 At Hartland May 4 Carmel May 8 East Corinth May 11 At Newport May 15 At Corinna May 18 Hartland May 22 At Carmel May 25 At East Corinth May 29 Newport The dates of two Hampden games haven’t been set as yet. The starting time of games will be at 4 p.m. again this year. Mr. McLaughlin: “Linwood, spell ‘muscle’.” L. Libby: “What kind of muscle?” Mr. McLaughlin: “The kind you are study- ing about.” L. Libby: “1 don’t study muscles; I study figures.” Census-taker: “How many bushels of corn did you raise last year?” Fred: “I don’t know. We don’t bushel it; we bottle it.” Alden: “How’d you get that Hat tire?” Ronald: “Ran over a milk bottle.” Alden: “Didn’t you see it?” Ronald: “No, the kid had it in his pocket.” Joyce Stewart: “Where is your tie, Terry?” Terry Reynolds: “Where it is supposed to be, hanging in the closet.” A friend said to Ronald Adams who has been seen talking to a girl, “Did you get a date?” Ronald: “Oh! That isn’t what I talk to girls for.” Friend: “How do you get your dates?” Ronald: “The girls come and ask me for them.”

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32 The MICROPHONE GRADE EIGHT First row: R. Hamel, I . Robinson, C. Grant, M. Duplisea, S. Goods peed, M. Overlook, I. Voudoukis. Second row: A. Willey, C. Wilson, R. Pratt, S. McKay, J. Manson, M. Doughty, Mrs. Herrick. Third row: G. Overlock, P. Frost, J. McKay, M. Snow, T. MacKay, R. I unton, T. Law- rence, R. Grace. GRADE SEVEN First row: J. Cunningham, S. Bowden, C. Lindsey, M. Violette, E. Libby, J. Cunning- ham, I). Dean. Second row: Mrs. Hillman, It. Ormsby, P. Hunt, R. Rear den, E. Lawrence, R. Duplisea, J. Palmer, D. I imbert, C. Campbell. Third row: M. Drew, G. Hall, H. Bates, S. Archer, P. Buell, D. Stevens, L. Ilcui'han, G. Noyles.