Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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JUNIOR CLASS First row: J. Frost, P. Dole, J. Simpson, R. Campbell, C. Pickard, N. Phillips, A. White, J. Hillman, R. Hillier, Mrs. Stevenson. Second row: P. McGinley, P. Teague, C. Tapley, L. Lufkin, L. Patten, S. Clark, A. Lawrence, S. Hatch, S. Burgess. Third row: N. Peary, M. Bragg, W. Allen, T. Reynolds, L. Brawn, D. McGinley, G. Bragg. SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: M. Tozier, J. Wentworth, M. Duplisea, S. Goodspeed, C. Grant, D. Robin- son, M. Doughty, C. Woodard, Mr. McLaughlin'. Second row: E. May.hew, T. Lawrence, R. Bemis, T. MacKay, M. Overlock, P. Frost, I. Voudoukis, G. Overlock. Third row: P. Griffin, R. Dunton, J. McKay, R. Mullen.

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The MICROPHONE 25 The Glee Club The Glee Club meets every Tuesday after- noon under the direction of Miss Kathleen Hewes. There are three officers and they are: chairman, Rena Hillier; vice-chairman, Jean Simpson; and librarian, Eleanor May- hew. They sang at the two One-Act Plays and Junior Exhibition. Exchanges We are pleased to exchange yearbooks with other schools. Through these exchanges we find new ideas which help to make our yearbook better. We will comment on a few yearbooks, but there is not room to comment on all the yearbooks we receive. The Rocket’’ East Corinth Academy Your individual class writeups are very- good. The Ripple” Hqrtland Academy We like your joke section. The Rocket” Carmel High School Your poetry is very good. The Muse” Corinna Union Academy Writeups of activities are well written. The Live Wire” Newport High School Your Senior Class History is a good idea. “The Sedan” Hampden Academy The ad section shows a lot of work. The Winner Winthrop High School Your jpke section is very good. The Maple Leaf” Mapleton High School Your sketches are very good. “The Angelus” Leavitt Institute We like your cover. We also exchange with: “The Breeze,” Milo High School; “The Sachem,” Old Town High School; “Spindrift,” Sumner High School; “The Crescent,” Lee Academy; “The Chrysalis,” Greenville High School; “Crim- son Crier,” Orono High School; “The Islander,” Bar Harbor High School; “River- side,” Winterport High School; “Washing- tonia,” Washington State Teachers College. Donna Hillman, Exchange Editor Microphone Files The files of the yearbooks have been re- stored, thanks to our numerous friends. Many issues were given by the faculty and alumni. We now have a complete set; in fact, we lack only a few issues to complete a second set. What Christmas Means To Me Back before the turn of the century, Christmas was quite different from the Christmas of today. The tree was decorated with popcorn, candy, and fancy ribbon. The Christmas dinner took two or three days to prepare. Today’s Christmas tree is a 2 or 3-footer that stands on a coffee table trimmed with spring flowers, white doves, or paper lace doilies instead of traditional tinsel. But one thing, remember, gilded and modem, it is still a festive table and a merry one. Christmas is always plump with tradition and green with memories. For Christmas, the feast, the tree, the meaning is still to me the year’s wondrous day. Beatrice Lambert, Class of “54” Do You Remember? ■CONTINUED FROM PAGE IS) Hcrmon High School . . . Senior honor parts figured out . . . Rena Hillier and Terry Reynolds winning Junior Exhibition . . . Relief of bidding a final adieu to the Microphone??? Ruth Campbell, Carline Grant, School Reporters Talk not to me of the stock whence you grew. But show me your stock by what you can do.—Spurgeon. How a man plays the game shows some- thing of his character; how he loses shows all of it.—Bushware.

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FRESHMAN CLASS First row: G. Peavy, P. Buell, B. Hill, S. Archer, G. Adams, S. Nowell, R. Duplisea, C. Lindsay, S. Bowden, Mrs. Myers. Second row: J. A. Cunningham, C. Campbell, E. Libby, M. Teague, P. Hunt, H. Bates, M. Drew, D. Dean, E. Lawrence, L. Peary. Third row: R. Ormsby, G. Nodes, L. Heughan, J. Palmer, R. Reardon, R. Dorr. EIGHTH GRADE First row: E. Lindsey, R. Wilson, L. Nowell, A. Byers, M. Homsted, D. Light, J. Walls. P. Dorr, L. McLaughlin, Mrs. Herrick. Second row: M. Lovely, Jacqueline Stevens, G. Goodspeed, E. Cole, G. Overlock, L. O’Keefe, M. Nowell, E. Pomeroy, E. Overlock, J. Bates, P. Jellerson, M. Moore, L. Ormsby, L. Robinson, R. Lawrence. Third row: W. Smart, W. Freeman, S. Bowen, P. Ramsdell, R. Simpson, W. Haskell, E. Judkins, D. King, J. Pinkham.