Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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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. VERSATILITY of Carline Grant. WILLINGNESS of Vivian Burgess. X-PERIENCE of Allen White. YOUTH of Carleton Pickard. ZEST of Wayne Hillier. . FAULKINGHAM’S SANITARY MANLET C. BEMIS Barber Shop 13 General Store 141 State St. Bangor West Hampden, Me.

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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

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