Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

2W tea tion For the past two years you have made our school an interesting place in which to work. Your guidance has certainly been an asset in helping us reach our perspective goals. .And so we, the students of Hermon High school, dedicate this 1954 issue of the Microphone to you, Mr. Bemiss. Hermon High School Hermon Maine Sclioof Our New School Building Coming back to school this year after the summer vacation was a little more pleasant than usual. We had a new school building with which we were hardly aquainted as only six weeks had been spent in it. During the summer, new tile floors were laid and the Chemistry Lab completed with four new lab tables and hundreds of dollars worth of equipment. Our new high school has eight class rooms, a library and a lab. Our gymnasium is in a separate building along with the Industrial Arts shop. Besides the newness and neatness of the school, there are also other modern features for convenience and safety: an intercommunication system permits announcements to be made to every room at one time. Also, devotional exercises are participated in by every room at the same time. The safety feature in our building is an automatic alarm system which eliminates the chance of a fire starting in the building without being noticed. If the temperature in any room goes above 140 degrees, the alarm sounds; it is also triggered if any room’s temperature rises more that 20 degrees in seven seconds. We, the students of Hermon High School, are proud of our new build- ing and it is our earnest desire to have our school look as neat and as new ten years from now as it does today. To have our wishes carried out, we must all do our parts in keeping the rooms we work in and the exterior free from any ugly characteristics. This must be not only our attitude but the attitude of all who follow us in the years to come. STANDING: Rena Hiilier, Natalie Phillips, Allen White, Caileton Pickard. SEATED: Nancy Peary, Mr. Bemiss, Ruth Campbell, Shirley Goodspeed, Pauline Teague, Alice Lawrence. PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY The Students of Hermon High School Volume 25 Number 1 CEditorial Soar cl Editor-in-Chief. . . . Assistant Editors . . . Co-Business Managers. . Assistant Business Managers Literary Editor .... Assistant Literary Editor . Locals Editor. .... Assistant Locals Editor Alumni Editor .... Assistant Alumni Editor . Athletics Editor-Boys . . Athletics Editor-Girls. . Joke Editor.............. Assistant Joke Editor . . Exchange Editot . . . Typist................... Assistant Typists . . . ...................Ruth Campbell . Rena Hiilier, Shirley Goodspeed Natalie Phillips, Carleton Pickard . . Allen White, Alice Lawrence Carline Grant, Richard Mullen ...............Terrance Reynolds ................Mildred Duplisea ..................Priscilla Dole ................Marlene Doughty . ................Juanita Hillman .................Cintra Woodard ..................Colby Tapley ................Shirley Burgess ...................Linwood Lufkin .................Daniel Robinson ....................Jean Simpson ...............Patricia McGinley . .Nancy Peary, Pauline Teague School Soar cl Mrs. Hattie Frost Howard A. Crosby Fred E. Emerson Supt. E. C. McGraw 3 Prin. H. D. Bemiss, Jr. oCiL erary Somewhere in Japan, There's a boy 1‘d like to see. He sailed across the ocean, Far away from you and me. He was home with us at Christmas, And here just once before, But still it‘s been a long time Since he left the ocean shore. He‘s missed in Maine and Ohio, and, From him we long to hear; The boy who's far away from us, The one we love so dear. There‘re other boys gone with him And their folks miss them, too. But soon the war'll be over, and, They'll start life all anew. I wish they'd prove to Russia That we are well equipped. The “Reds” would raise the “Old White Flag” To show us they were licked. Then towards home our boys would sail, Some wounded and not well. They all, then, would be free to shout: “We've served our time in Hell!” NATALIE PHILLIPS Class of ‘54 I take my pen in hand To write of days gone by; Of summer which has faded Against the autumn sky. To retell all the glory I found in summer days, And most of all to kneel before The Lord and sing Him praise. Summer in its glory Will soon be in the past. September brings fulfillment Of the dreams we hoped would last. And we begin to notice, Against the autumn sky: The fading marks of summer, The scene of days gone by. RUTH CAMPBELL Class of ‘54 Compliments of KINNEY DUPLICATOR CO. Mimeograph Headquarters Bangor, Maine NEW ATLANTIC RESTAURANT “House of Quality” 66 Main Street Bangor, Maine 5 FRESHMAN INITIATION The annual Freshman Initiation was held October 27, 1953. We feel that everyone had a good time, even the Sophomores who really had a tough time thinking of enough stunts for the great number of Freshmen. Some of the stunts were repeated from recent years. It seemed that at recess and at noon it was kind of hard to find a few of the Freshmen. Do you think they could have been scared of us, or were they being clever in hiding? I wonder if Ravena Lawrence and Eleanor Lindsey improved on their counting ability? They only had to count the people coming in and out of the building ! Do you think Gloria Goodspeed will make a good mother? She had quite a time feeding Larry Ormsby his dinner. I wonder why Christine Reed was crying the night of the initiation. ‘.Suppose it could have been because she was rolling an onion across the floor with her nose? Leland Nowell must be experienced at washing faces. He certainly did a good job washing Grace Overlock's. The Freshmen displayed good sportsmanship both during the day and the night. CAROLYN LINDSEY Class of ‘56 THE MAGAZINE CONTEST The Magazine Contest began on September 15, and lasted until the 1st day of October. The school's quota was $1400 but we were very successful in going over the top with $1556. The Senior Class won first prize of $35 for the class sales- manship award and the Juniors were runners up. Individual prizes were won by Danny Robinson, Priscilla Dole and Robert Reardon in that order. THE SPELLING CONTEST Jean Hill, Jean Pinkham, Carolyn Lindsey, and Ravena Lawrence represented Hermon in the League Spelling Contest held at the Hermon I.O.O.F. Hall November 6. East Corinth won the trophy. FROM THE EDITOR We wish to thank the Bangor School department for the use of the Mary Snow gymnasium until our new gymnasium was completed. Much hospitality was shown in letting the basketball teams use this building in which to practice. We also wish to thank the Triumph I.O.O.F. Lodge of Hermon for the use of their hall for the Senior dance and the Spelling Contest. This year being the first year in the new high school, we have become aquainted with new rules, schedules, and systems. Also, our new rooms and equipment, which we have lacked in the past, need special attention at all times to keep them in the perfect condition they (continued on page 12) Compliments of J.F. WOODMAN Anthracite COAL Bituminous New England Coke Range and Fuel Oil Iron Fireman Wall Flame Burners Office: 9 Hammond Street Telephone 2-0034 BLUESTEIN'S AUTO SALES Hermon, Maine (Candid Shot A This Page is Sponsored by PAGE LUMBER COMPANY THE KINNEY COMPANY, INC. 27 State St--Bangor 167 State Street Lumber And Building Materials Bangor------Maine 7 Tel. 7174 J. Simpson: How did you find your steak, sir ? N. Reed: It was luck, I happened to move a piece of potato and there it was. The sergeant, an Air Force veteran, had been training the Air National Guard unit in the fall cold. They muffed every drill and finally the sarge halted them I At ease men, he said with forced calm, I want to tell you a little story. When I was a little boy 1 had a lot of wooden soldiers. Now and then I would lose some of them and I'd cry. My mother would say, Don't cry, son, some day you'll get all those wooden soldiers back againl At this point he exploded, And believe me, you wooden-headed idiots, he shouted, that day has come. Tramp at back door: Ma'am, 1 don't know where my next meal is coming from. Mrs. Roberts: Well, this is no information bureau. D. Robinson: (In chemistry class) Why does a traffic light turn red? R. Mullen: You'd turn red, too, if you chang ed in the middle of the street. G. Peavy: What did the Glow Worm say when the nightingale ate him up ? H. Bates: I don't know. G. Peavy: That's one time I was too bright for my own good. L. Nowell: Benny, what would you have if you crossed an onion and a potato? B. Lufkin: (After some time) An onion pota to? L. Nowell: No, a potato with runny eyes. Mrs. Myers: C. Pickard: Mrs. Myers: C. Pickard: 'Can you type? Well, I use the Lindburg method. 'What’s that? Circle and land. C. Tapley (to waitress): Do you have frog- legs? Waitress: No, it's rheumatism that makes me walk this way. Robert Goodspeed asked if anyone could give him the definition of a cow in General Science Class. D. McGinley was quick to reply, that she is an animal that has four walkers, four down hangers, two lookers, two crookers and a fly banger. At the Junior parish house dinner, Shirley Good- speed brought in a plate full of bread that was ex- tremely thin. Did you cut these, Miss Goodspeed? Yes, I cut them. She replied quickly. Good, said the patron, I'll shuffle and deal. Policeman: Young lady, why are you going so fast? R. Hillier: Well, my brakes don't work and I am hurrying home before I get in an accident. Mr. Bemiss took his three children to a basket- ball game this season. While the kids were there they hollered and hooted so loud that they couldn't talk for about two days. Someone asked him a little later, if he was going to take them again. No, he replied quickly, I'll take my wife. Ruth Campbell, after working extremely hard on a long typing assignment in which she was mak- ing more mistakes than usual, finally replied, Oh well, I didn't want to be a typist anyway 1 Compliments of JOHN PAUL COMPANY 55 Pickering Square, Bangor 8 BROCKWAYS FLOWER SHOPPE Central St. Bangor Mr. Davis visited the Eighth Grade Science Class yesterday and lectured on Destructive Pests. A large num- ber were present. Daddy , asked Judy Tapley, look- ing up from the English composition she was writing, is water works one word, or is spelled with a hydrant? S. Burgess: Is Mrs. Myers hav- ing a class? J. Simpson: No, she is having second year typing. R. Doane : Doctor, my head is feel- ing like a lump of lead, my muscles cramp like iron bands, and my neck is as stiff as a pipe. Doctor: Good heavens, man ! you don’t need a doctor, you need a plumber! Mrs. Prescott, (to a young dinner guest): We are going to say a pray- er now, Bobby. Do you pray at meals at your house ? ’ B. Lindsey: Oh no. My mother’s a pretty good cook. P. Dorr: What is that which has never been felt, seen, or heard, never existed, and still has a name? M. Drew: I don’t know. P. Dorr Nothing. A laundress, annoyed by cars on a dusty road soiling her clean clothes, posted this sign on the road fifty yards ahead of her clothesline, DRIVE SLOW- LY : BIG WASHOUT AHEAD; Definition of a door: Something kids get a bang out of. Did you hear about the lad who shot his parents just so he could go to the orphan’s picnic? An Australian was trying to impress an American from Texas with the sights of Australia without much success. Finally when they saw a kangaroo hop- ping across a field, the Texan said, Well, I’ll grant you one thing: Your grasshoppers are a little larger than ours!! Impatient diner: Are you the girl who took my order? ’’ Waitress: Yes, sir. Impatient diner : I can’t believe it-you don’t look a day older. Glenn Duplisea studied one of the questions on the examination paper long and earnestly: State the number of tons of coal shipped out of the U. S. in any given year. Then his face brightened and he wrote : In 1492, none. P. Griffin: Is this a good river for fish? H. Freeman: It sure must be. I can’t get any to come out of it yet. Mrs. Lovely: Are you the boy who jumped into the river and saved my son? ’’ R. Simpson: Yes, Ma’am. Mrs. Lovely: Well, where are his mittens? ’ E. Lindsey: Did you have an in- teresting time at the dentist? R. Wilson: Goodness, no!! I was bored to tears. Lady: Are you really content to spend your time walking around the country, begging for a living? Tramp: No, lady. Many’s the time I’ve wished I had a car. Compliments of DEXTER’S MARKET Fancy Meats - Groceries Telephone 2-2269 20 Water Street Bangor The Watch Shop BOYD NOYES, INC. Jewelers and Diamond Merchants 25 Hammond Street Bangor 9 Sept. 9 - School began Oct. 27 - Freshman Reception Oct. 28 - First Term Ranks Nov. 13 - Round Robin at Newport Nov. 17 - First Game of Season Nov. 25 - Magazine Contest Movie - Mr. Smith goes to Washington (Candid Shots This Page is Sponsored by ARTHUR CHAPIN COMPANY Distributors AND MARILYN AND BOB MULLEN Stokely‘s Finest Foods 11 FROM THE EDITOR I CHANGED MY MIND were in when this school year started. For their attention and cooperation, we wish to compliment the students and encourage them to keep up the good work. We sincerely hope they will pass along these excellent standards to the students who will follow them in the years to come. R. A. C. OUR CAT Our pretty cat is grey and black, She is a playful thing. Although her fleas are numerous, She still will sing and sing. CHANDLER CAMPBELL Class of 56 MY NEW CAR In that new car I bought, A wham, a crash, went mel I don’t know where I went, but, I know I hit a tree! SYLVIA ARCHER Class of 56 THE GLEE CLUB The Glee Club meets under the direction of Miss Kathleen Hewes each Thursday afternoon. Officers are: Rena Hillier, Chairman, Juanita Hill- man, Vice Chairman, and Harriet Ellingwood, Librarian. Each Tuesday afternoon. Miss Hewes conducts a music class for the Seventh and Eighth Grades, also. FOSTER’S DYE HOUSE One-Day Service Dial 8379 Brewer, Maine Her heart was full of love, Her actions always kind; I wanted to buy her presents But I changed my mind. She wanted us to marry. My heart to hers entwine; I wanted to stay single So I changed my mind. The sweetest of the flowers. The best that you could find-I left it all behind me When I changed my mind. PATRICIA McGINLEY Class of '54 I CHANGED MY MIND One day, not long ago, When I had nothing to do, I thought that I might study For an English test was due. I went into a study hall And found no teacher there So 1 just changed my mind Thinking my work woul be fair. When I went into English class Then the fun began, I didn't know a single answer; I’ll never change my mind again. TERRANCE REYNOLDS Class of '54 A Minnesota Farmer was complaining to a traveling salesman about the heat. If you think this is hot, said the salesman, you should have been down in Texas with me last August. Why, it was so hot that I saw a dog chas- ing a cat and they were both walking. SEE DON LEWIS For TV Patten Street 12 Bangor JUt 3. ante A Fool Such As 1---Allen White Everyone Knows I Love You------- -----Gloria Goodspeed Fat Man Boogie-----Stanwood Clark Golden Earings-----Rena Hillier Lovely To Look At------Ethel Cole Lovliest Night Of The Year----- ---Graduation It Is No Secret—--------------- ---------Saturday Night Dates Train, Train, Train---------------- -----Girls Basketball Team Ugly Duckling----------------Rank Cards There Are Such Things----All A's Peanut Vendor--------------Junior Room Sentimental Journey------------ —--------To Detention Hall Dear John------———Lois Reed When My Dreamboat Comes Home- —--------Ruth Campbell You’re Getting To Be A Habit With Me----------Shirley Goodspeed Old Man River--------Benny Lufkin Oh, Johnny, Oh, Johnny--------- -----------Nancy Peary The Old Oaken Bucket----------- -------Linwood Lufkin Remember Me---------------—Seniors All I Need To Know----------------- ------Roger Doane Reginal Hamel Bewitched—--------------7th Grade Blue Dancing Shoes------------- ------Geraldine Peavy Borrowed Time---------------Leota Mullen Bushel And A Peck-------------- ------Richard Fairbanks Maine Stein Song—Terry Reynolds Clementine------------Linda McKay Angel Eyes-----Janet Goodspeed Ain’t Misbehavin'- Carolyn Lindsey I Won't Cry Anymore------------ ----Christine Reed After Midnight-----Sylvia Hatch After You've Gone-------------- ----Mildred Duplisea Ain't Heard Nothing Yet-------- --Mr. Bemiss Ain't Nature Grand-—----------- ---------8th Grade Science All I Want Is A Chance---- --------Sophomores Alone Together--------------- ----P. McGinley R. Goodspeed Am I To Blame----Eloise Pomeroy Any time-Anywhere—Maxine Nowell cen you iiiimiiie ? Linwood Lufkin being quiet? Terry Reynolds not talking? Danny Robinson serious? Richard Mullen not worrying? Frances Snow without Stella Nowell ? Ruth Campbell not studying ? Meriel Homsted getting a B ? Carleton Pickard driving slowly? Week-end dates being secret? ? ? ? ? SCHOOL ALPHABtT AMBITION of Eleanor Libby. BEHAVIOR of Pauline Teague. CHARACTER of Ethel Cole. DESIRABILITY of Gloria Goodspeed. ENERGY of Richard Mullen. FAITH of Maxine Appleby. GRADES of Meriel Homsted. HONESTY of Barbara Haskell. INGENUITY of Linwood Lufkin. JOYOUSNESS of Robert Reardon. KINDLINESS of Rita Robinson. LEARNED WAYS of Sam Henderson. MIND of Terry Reynolds. NEATNESS of Gloria Overlock. OPEN MIND of Nellie Miller. POPULARITY of Sandra Andrews. QUIETNESS of Gladys Butler. RELIABILITY of Diana Fowler. SMILE of Jimmy King. THOUGHTFULNESS of Marlene Duplisea. UNAFFECTEDNESS of Rita Griffen. 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Miss Hewes General Store EARL GARLAND Carmel, Maine Dial 2011 GRAVES TYPEWRITER COMPANY All Makes Of Typewriters Sale s-Se rvice -Supplies 240 Hammond Street Tel. 8 LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Lindsey Pat Buell Natalie Phillips, Captain Gloria Goodspeed THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY: CTR1C ARC WELDING CO. HARRIS RADIATOR SHOP R. R. Lynk Radiator Cleaning, Buck St. Bangor, Me. Repairing, and Recoring BACK ROW: S. Burgess, J. Simpson, A. Lawrence, Mr. Bemiss, R. Hiliier, S. Goodspeed, C. Reed. FRONT ROW; C. Grant, M. Doughty, T. Lawrence, E. Lawrence, C. Woodard, P. Dole, D. Dean. Reme BACK ROW: Mr. Davis, W. Haskell, R. Bemis, N. Reed, C. Tapley, T. McKay, D. Robinson, C. Pickard, R. Ormsby, Manager. FRONT ROW: J. McKay, R. Reardon. R. Dunton, R. Duplisea, T. Reynolds. FIRST ROW: W. Hammond, T. McKay, A. Boudreau, L. Patten, L. Robinson, R. Goodspeed. SECOND ROW: T. Reynolds, R. Reardon, D. McGinley, D. Robinson, J. McKay, R. Dunton, Mr. McLaughlin. T. Reynolds This page is Sponsored by FOSS’ ESSO STATION, 522 Hammond St. V CANDY sold by the SENIORS ICE CREAM also sold by the SENIORS The JUNIORS sell Italian Sandwiches usually once a week, and the FRESHMEN sell a class newspaper also once a week. All proceeds go to the class treasury of each class. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Allen Dorr, Sheila Rainey, Sandra Andrews. junior l ecl roSS EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Beverly Pike, Vivian Burgess, Barbara Haskell BACK ROW: L. Ormsby, R. Hillier, R. Ormsby, R. Mullen, E. Pomeroy, J. Hill- man, I. Heughan. MIDDLE ROW: J. Bates, E. Overlock, J. Simpson, L. Heughan, D. Dean, P. Dole, N. Doughty, M. Nowell. FIRST ROW: E. Lindsey, R. Wilson, R. Bemis, B. Hill, P. Dorr, L. Mullern, H. Ellingwood. STANDING: R. Doane, B. Haskell. C. Tapley, D. Robinson. A. White. P. Jellison. SEATED: C. Woodard, L. McLaughlin, P. McGinley, Mr. Bemiss, G. Peavey, S.A. Rainey, G. Boulier. STANDING: Richard Mullen, PaulGriffen, Cintra Woodard. Marlene Doughty, Robert Dunton, Danny Robinson. SEATED: Nancy Doughty, Lois Reed. junior Pri rize Speahincf MRS. LLOYD ROBERTS, Coach. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ruth Campbell Terrance Reynolds Priscilla Dole Rena Hillier Alice Lawrence Linwood Lufkin Allen White Pauline Teague Natalie Phillips Patricia McGinley Shirley Burgess Shirley Goodspeed Car line Grant Mildred Duplisea Richard Mullen Thelma Lawrence Cintra Woodard Eleanor Libby Carolyn Lindsey CHARACTER SCHOLARSHIP LEADERSHIP SERVICE Our thanks for your cooperation and patronage. Official Class Photographers distinctive portraits by STEVENS STUDIOS bangor, me. GRADE SEVEN Mrs. Eleanor Pickett, Class Advisor Mrs. Katherine Herrick, Class Advisor GRADE EIGHT FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Larry Ormsby, Treasurer, Richard Simpson, President, Merwyn Lovley, Vice-President, Gloria Goodspeed, Secretary. Mrs. Rosanne Gray, Class Advisor FRESHMAN CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Robert Duplisea, Vice-President, Herbert Bates, President, Robert Reardon, Treasurer, Ray mond Ormsby. Mrs. Bertha Myers, Class Advisor SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Marlene Doughty, Vice-President, Richard Mullen, President, Carline Grant, Secretary, Shirley Good speed. Treasurer. Mr. Eugene Davis, Class Advisor JUNIOR CLASS STAN WOOD REID CLARK Stan General Course I take the easiest way out as that's the only way I know. F.F.A. 1,3,4; F.F.A. sentinal 2; Volunteer Fire Dept. 1,2, 3,4. DOUGLASS HAYNES McGINLEY Doug- General Course Sweet things come in small packages. Jr. Red Cross I; The Lucky Accident I (stage manager); F.A. Reporter I; F.F.A. Treasurer 2; F.F.A. Secretary 3; The Shock of His Life 3; Baseball 3,4. SYLVIA ANNETTE HATCH Siv Commercial Course A smile for every girl and two for every guy. Jr. Red. Cross, I; Glee Club, 1,2; Class Treasurer, 2; The Lucky Accident, 2, (Prompter). JEAN MARIE SIMPSON Simp Commercial Course Get thee behind me, Satan. Glee Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Softball X; Jr. Red Cross 1; His First Shave (prompter) 1; Student Council Representative I; Class Captain of Magazine Drive 4; Junior Exhibition 3; Microphone Staff 4. 33 ? LINWOOD EUGENE LUFKIN Lufkin College Course What good are honors and medals if one does not have the character to go with them? His First Shave” I; He Married Well 2; Jr. Exhibition 3; Jr. Red Cross I; National Honor Society 3.4; Glee Club I; Microphone Staff 3,4; Projector Club 2. NANCY LEE PEARY Commercial Course O, lovely lass Brewer High I; Glee Club if Noncy with hair of fire. The Lucky Accident 2; Treasurer 4. MARTIN GILFORD HARRIS Marty General Course He does big things with little noise. Jr. Red Cross X; F.F.A. 2,3. Class Will SHIRLEY JANE BURGESS Shirley Commercial Course Where there’s smoke there's Shirley. ' Glee Club I; Jr. Red Cross I; Basketball 2, 4; Softball 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4, (Secretary-Treasurer 3); Microphone Staff 3,4; School Patrol 2,3. Class Prophecy ALLEN SIDNEY WHITE ”Al” General Course God made me, let him be the judge. Class President 1,4; Treasurer 3; F.F. A. Chaplain 1, President 2; His First Shave” I; Junior Exhibition (second prize for boys) 3; Vol- unteer Fire Dept. 1,2,3,41 Projector Club 2; National Honor Society 3.4- Rene 'lass History RENA DI A HILLIER College Co ••My lif tot depends u today. the fun I have all, Kkdmitten, lti A2; SflfAall I, Exhibition.(rost prize g CQjJteVS j gue lub ChairnjaJki, 4; Valedictorian TERRANCE ERNEST REYNOLDS Terry College Course I know as much as any man save he who contradicts me. Touch football 1.2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Student Council i; Wilbur’s Wild Night 3; Magazine Contest General man- ager 4; Junior Exhibition (first prize for boys) 3; League Speaking Contest, Sphere Speaking Contest 3; Microphone Staff 3,4. ROBERT LOREN GOODSPEED Bob- General Course My time to be famous will come later. Jr. Red Cross I; His First Shave I, The Lucky Accident 2, (Stage Manager for both); Baseball 2,3,4; F-F.A. Vice-President 2, 3; Volunteer Fire Dept. 1,2,3,4; Projector Club 2. PRISCILLA JANE JANE DOLE Barbie- College Course The only way to have a friend is to be one. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; School Patrol 2; Basketball 1, 2,3; Softball 1,3; Second highest salesman in Magazine Contest 2, 3,4; Microphone Staff 3,4. MARIE DOROTHY BRAGG Marie Commercial Course Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Glee Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross I. ALICE FANNIE LAWRENCE Alice General Course Those who seek will find. Glee Club I; Jr. Red Cross I; Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 1,2. 36 COLBY RAY TAPLEY Commercial Course All in all I think Treasurer I; Student Council 2,3; The Lucky Accident 2; Class Marshall 3; Hero Tap I’m a pretty swell guy. Touch football 1,2; Base- ball 2,3; Basketball 1,2.3, 4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Micro- phone Staff 4. 1st Honor Essay NATALIE ROWENA PHILLIPS Nat Commercial Course ” — and she could not keep from dancing if her feet were bound with twine. Glee Club 1,2; Junior Red Cross 1,2; Vice-President 2,4; Secre- tary 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Microphone Staff 2,3,4; National Honor Society, 4; D.A.R. Candidate, 4. Salutatorian RUTH ARLINE CAMPBELL Ruthie College Course I saw and 1 loved. Jr. Red Cross I; Glee Club I; His First Shave I; Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Secretary 1,4; Vice-President 3; National Honor So- ciety 2, (President 3) 4; Wilbur's Wild Night. 3; School Reporter 3,4; Candy Manager 4; School Patrol 3; Microphone Staff 2,3, (Editor-in-chief 4). 37 Class Gifu PAULINE ALICE TEAGUE Poppy Commercial Course She speaks no words lest her voice be heard by roaming ears. ” Glee Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Microphone Staff 4. CARLETON DANA PICKARD Carlty” College Course I seek for nothing and find enjoyment. ” Jr. Red Cross I; Vice President I; President 3; The Lucky Accident 2; Glee Club I; Basketball 4; Microphone Staff 2,3,4. JUANITA ALICE HILLMAN Juanita Commercial Course With a voice as soft as an angel's song. Magazine Drive Captain 3; Glee Club 1,2,3, Vice-Chairman 4; Microphone Staff 4. 2nd Honor Essay PATRICIA ANN McGINLEY Pat Commercial Course ”1 live not in the future but in the hopes and dreams of today. Jr. Red Cross I; His First Shave I; The Lucky Accident 2; Shock of His Life 3; Softball 2; President 2; Student Council President 4; Microphone Staff 3,4. 38 39 1. Robert Goodspeed 2. Ruth Campbell 3. Colby Tapley 4. Juanita Hillman 5. Natalie Phillips 6. Linwood Lufkin 7. Sylvia Hatch 8. Alice Lawrence 9. Pat and Doug McGinley 10. Allen White 11. Stanwood Clark 12. Priscilla Dole 13. Jean Simpson 14. Pauline Teague 15. Nancy Peary 40 JS enior Sta titties name FAVORITE SAYING AMBITION LOVES IDENTIFICATION Marie Bragg I think so To live English Happy Shirley Burgess Oh, Yeah? To Live Colby Her laugh beside Pat Ruth Campbell Is that right? To own a Pontiac Navy Blue Long Hair Stanwood Clark Nol To go in the army Food Tiny Priscilla Dole Oh, Mother 1 To be a Orrington Blonde hair nurse Robert Goodspeed Well, now. To go in PATios Bouncy Walk the service Martin Harris •Guess not. To be 6 Fun Short Sylvia Hatch I guess not. To be rid of school Vacations Red hair Rena Hillier No, I disagree. To get married Em all Bashful Juanita Hillman Why? To DO Nothing Everyone Soft voice Alice Lawrence I dunno. To go to Connecticut Tests Tall Linwood Lufkin Aw, gee whiz. To set the Excitement Loud voice world on fire Patricia McGinley For Pete’s sake. To graduate English Douglass McGinley Come on. To grow big Freshmen Always happy and strong girls Nancy Peary I guess not. To get a job Oh, JOHNny Temper Natalie Phillips Yuh. To travel To dance Pretty Carleton Pickard Sure. To go to MMA CHRlStmas Blonde curls Terrance Reynolds It’s gotta To settle down A nice Intelligent be right. complexion looking Jean Simpson My goodness. To be a house GUYs Pencil behind wife her ear Colby Tapley For crying To get a B-- Basketball Broken ankle out loudl just a Bl Pauline Teague I should To work and To drive Polite think so. work and work Allen White Well—. To be a pilot T and B Good looking This page is Sponsored by BANGOR BOTTLING CO., INC; School Street Veazie, Maine 41 OMMENCEMENT Baccalaureate Service Senior-Alumni Banquet Graduation .... .June 6 . June 7 .June io RECESSIONAL Class Colors;. Class Flower: Class Motto: Class Marshall: Class Advisor: Mauroon and White | Yellow Rose It Can Be Done Richard Mullen Mrs. Marion Roberts GRADUATION PROGRAM Processional Invocation Salutatory........................Ruth Campbell First Honor Essay.................Natalie Phillips Music Second Honor Essay................Patricia McGinley Class History.....................Rena Hillier Class Prophecy....................Allen White Music Class Will........................Shirley Burgess Class Gifts.......................Pauline Teague Alice Lawrence Music Valedictory.......................Terrance Reynold Presentation of Awards .... Prin. H. D. Ben Presentation of Diplomas . . . . Supt. E. C. Benediction CLASS OF 1929 Lamont Andrews, living in Hermon, Maine. Mary Grant, (Mrs. John Quigg), living in Sanford, Maine. Gardner Philbrook, living in Brewer, Marne. Mavilla Randall, deceased. Ervin Saunders, living in Hermon, Maine. Ellen Snow, living in Hermon, Maine. Lloyd Sweetser, Major in Air Corps, Dayton, Ohio. umni CLASS OF 1952 J. Burton Bishop, United States Army. Wayne Bishop, United States Air Force. Ruth Bemis, (Mrs. Raymond Higgins) Connecticut Marilyn Brown, Training at EMGH, Bangor, Me. Burrill Bridge, University of Maine. Joan Burgess, living in Hermon, Me. Corinne Harris, (Mrs. Gordon Lawrence) Connecticut Eugene Byers, United States Air Force Janice Hatch, (Mrs. J. W. Connell,) Bangor. Me. Clarence Homsted, living in Hermon, Me. Golda Overlock, (Mrs. Howard McLaughlin) Hermon, Maine. Melvyn Kitchen, United States Army. Jeanette Overlock, living in Hermon, Maine. Phillip Porter, United States Navy. Marilyn Phillips, (Mrs. Robert Mullen), Gen. Adjust. Bureau, Bangor, Me. Gloria Shields, New England Tel. Tel. Co., Bangor, Maine. Kenneth Wilson, employed in California. Patricia Woodard, (Mrs. Norman Moneault), Bangor Hydro Co., Bangor, Me. CLASS OF 1953 Sidney Andrews, B. A. R. R. Avery Boudreau, United States Marines. Lora Bunker, (Mrs. Ellery Treadwell), Levant, Maine. Marie Griffin, attending Farmington State Teachers College. Walter Hammond, living in Levant. Chester Heughen, Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia Donna Hillman, living in Hermon, Maine. Charles Johnson, living in Bangor, Maine. Muriel Johnson, New England Tel. Tel. Co., Bangor, Maine. David Kierstead, B A RR. Lois Kitchen, (Mrs. William Phillips,) living in Hermon, Maine. Patricia Leathers, University of Maine. Vernon Libby, M. E. Nowell Glass Co. Bangor, Me. Marilyn Light, American Homes, Bangor, Maine. Marilyn Lord, Merrill Trust Co., Bangor, Me. Vanessa Lord, Bangor Savings Bank, Bangor, Me. Dorothea Pomeroy, living in Bangor, Maine. Lloyd Robinson, E. R. 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