Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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The MICROPHONE 31 Senior Baby Pictures 1. Marilyn Brown 2. Gloria Shields 3. Marilyn Phillips 4. Wayne and Burton Bishop 5. Patricia Woodard 6. Corinne Harris 7. Golda Overlock 8. Janice Hatch 9. Ruth Bemis 10. Melvyn Kitchen 11. Eugene Byers 12. Joan Burgess 13. Kenneth Wilson 14. Clarence Homsted 15. Phillip Porter Senior Initials Burrill Bridge Bright Boy Eugene Byers Eager Beaver Burton Bishop Bad Behavior Wayne Bishop Willing Bachelor Kenneth Wilson ......... Kinda Willing Melvyn Kitchen.........-.... Mighty Kind Phillip Porter............... Popular Pest Clarence Homsted Completely Happy Marilyn Brown Matured Brain Janice Hatch Jolly Helper Marilyn Phillips Mirthful Personality Golda Overlock Generous Opposition Jeanette Overlock Just Opinions Ruth Bemis ........ — Rather Bashful Pat Woodard................ Patient Worker Corinne Harris..............Cheerful Habits Gloria Shields . Gracious Student Joan Burgess .... — Joyful Brunette The Hermon High School General Store Has: String bean Robert Tozier Mexican jumping bean Clarence Homsted Shrimps ............... Reginald Hamel Oysters Jane Ann Cunningham Crackers .................... Sophomores Sugar.....................Gloria Shields Milk Carline Grant Eggs Golda Overlook Pineapple ............ Patricia Leathers Pears ......................... Juniors Soup Eighth Grade Apples Mr. Smith Vitamins Marilyn Brown Aspirin Algebra Tooth Paste Eugene Byers Cereal Freshmen Candy Corinne Harris Ice Cream Faculty Salt Joan Burgess Peaches Seniors Tea Mr. Pratt Coffee Mr. Dwyer Lard ............................ Chemistry J llo Juanita Hillman Beas Colbrook Chatters Carrots Muriel Johnson Pepper Patricia Woodard Molasses Melvyn Kitchen Sardines Basketball games Wanted A human relations class. Apply to Mr. McLaughlin. A parking place for gum. Apply to Lois Kitchen. A chance to grow tall. Apply to Danny Robinson. A chance to entertain the girls. Apply to Avery Boudreau. A car with no movable or breakable parts. Apply to David Keirstead. A fleet of ambulances. Apply to Eugene Byers. A history digest. Apply to Junior Class. A straight face while making out deten- tion slips. Apply to Mr. Pratt. A million dollars. Apply to H. H. S. Teachers. Fifteen sets of keys. Apply to Mr. Dwyer. A secretary-treasurer. Apply to Mrs. Myers. Neighbor: “What did your son learn at college?” Proud Parent: “Well, he hadn’t been home a week before he showed me how to open bottles with a half dollar.” A woman may put on a golf suit an 1 not play golf—she may put on a bathin suit and never go near the water—but when she puts on a wedding gown, she means business.