Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

0p netvon L As you glance through the pages of this book you will find the story of one of the hap- piest years of our lives. It is our hope that this book in the years to come will preserve the wonderful memories and echoes of our school life and friends. At this time may we say “thank you” to Mr. Clarence MacDonald, The Odd-fellows, Mr. Mrs. Wm. Carruthers, W.T. GrantCo., our advertisers, our teachers, our parents, and all the towns people for their support at a time when we needed it most, VOLUME 26 Published Annually NUMBER I by the Students of HERMON HIGH SCHOOL .ibby. Ass't. Ed.; S. Goodspeed. Ed.-In-Chief; C. Lindsey. E. Libby. Ass't. Bus. Mgrs.; C. Grant, R. Mullen. Duplisea. Ass't. Ed. Co-Bus. Mgrs.; D. Robinson. R. Duplisea, Ass't. Bus Mgrs. IVE LEFT; C. Woodard. Literary Ed.; G. Peavey, Ass't. Lit. Ed. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Dean. Ass't. Alumni; S. let, Ass't. Locals; M. Doughty, Local Ed.; G. Overlock, Alumni Ed. BELOW LEFT: S. Judkins, Humor Ed.; R. :don, Ass't. Humor. BELOW CENTER: I. Voudoukis, Typist-Ass't.; N. Doughty, Typist; R. Tozier, Typist-Ass't. Overlock. Exchange Ed. (not pictured). BELOW RIGHT: T. Lawrence, D. Robinson, Sports-Girls-Boys. HOWARD D. BEMISS Principal B. S. in Ed. Boston U. M. Ed. U. of M. ROSANNE P. GRAY Home Economics B. S. in Ed. U. of M. EUGENE E. DA VIS Math, Science, Coach A. B. U. of M. KATHERINE B. HERRICK Social Studies B. S. in Ed. U. of M. Arrostook State Normal School KATHLEEN A. HEWES Music Northern Conservatory of Music 'Jacutty ROBERT A. CAMPBELL Industrial Arts, Coach B.S. inl.A.E. Gorham State Teachers College MILDRED S. WASHBURN Grade 8 Wash. State Teachers College U. of M. MARION R. ROBERTS Languages B.A. Colby, U. of M., Bates ADDIE M. RODICK Grade 7 Wash. State Teachers College U. of M. BERTHA G. MYERS Commercial Bay Path Institute U. of M. MARLENE LORRAINE DOUGHTY Marl Here' a happy heart and an ever ready smile. Commercial: Basketball 1,3, The Glorified Brat 3. Junior Exhibition--first prize for girls--League Speaking, Editorial Board 3,4. Glee Club I, Vice Pres. 3, Cheerleader 2. NANCY DIANE DOUGHTY A friend to all who seek her.' Narncy Commercial: Bangor 1-2, Glee Club 3,4, Editorial Board 4, Junior Exhibition 3, Pres. F. H. A. 4. PHILLIP LEROY FROST A quiet tongue shows a wise head.' Phip Industrial Arts: Pres. F. F. A. 2. Chaplain F. F. A. I. REGINALD THE ADORE HAMEL In his path he leaves happiness. MILDRED ELLEN DUPLISEA Ever true to the task she has to do. ’Mil Commercial: Projector Club I, Class Vice Pres. I, Basketball i, Edit. Board 3,4, Class Secy. 2, Class Pres. 4, Sub. Cheerleader Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 1, Wildcat Willi Lucky No. I, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Candy Manager 4. LEWIS SIDNEY JUDKINS One must be a friend to be befriended. Sid Industrial Arts: Carmel 1-2, Edit. Board 4. SHIRLEY MAY GOODSPEED A faithful friend is the medium of life. College: Student Council 1. Class Pres. 2, Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3, Se Treas. Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, Class Treas. 3, Basketball 1,3,4, Wilde. Willie's Lucky No. 1. Wilbur's Wild Night 2, The Doctor Decidl Edit. Board 3, Edit.-in-chief 4, Proj. Club 1, Glee Club I, Spelling Contest 2,4. JOHN IRVING McKAY Johnson Not that he loves studies less, but that he loves fun more. Industrial Arts: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2. CARLIN E EUDORA GRANT Her energy surpasses her size. Shorty Commercial: Student Council I, Nat. Hon. Soc. 2,3, Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc. 4, Wildcat Willie's Lucky No. I, Editorial Board 3,4, Class Pres. I, Class Vice Pres. 2. Class Secy. 3, Class Treas. 4, Spelling Contest 2, School Reporter 3,4, Glee Club I. THELMA IRENE LAWRENCE Thelma She strives for perfection in all she undertakes. Commercial: Basketball 3, Manager 4. Editorial Board 3,4, Glee Club I. F. H. A. Club 4. THOMAS RICHARD MacKAY Tommy Wherever there are sports there's Tommy. Industrial Arts: Basketball 1,2,3.4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Wildcat Willie’s Lucky No. 1, Sentinel F. F. A. 2. RICHARD GUY MULLEN Dick” To him dissatisfaction is unhappiness. College: Nat. Hon. Soc. 3. Class Vice Pres. 4. Basketball 4, Shock of His Life 2, (League Acting Award) The Glorified Brat 3, Ed. Board 3.4, Class Pres. 3, SpelUng Contest 1, Jr. Ex. 3, (first prize boys) Glee Club 1,3, League Speaking Contest 3, Class Marshal 3. GLORIA PHYLLIS OVERLOOK Small in stature but not in personality. Glo Commercial: Edit. Board 4, Glee Club 1,2, The Doctor Decides 3, F. H. A. Club 4. RUTH ESTHER TOZ1ER Always ready with a helping hand.' Ruthie Commercial: Glee Club I, F. H. A. Club 4. The Doctor Decides 3, Edit. Board 4. MARVIN MORACE OVERLOOK Marv He goes about his business in a quiet but effective way. College-. Wilbur's Wild Night 2. Class Treas. I, Glee Club 1,2, Proj. Club I, B. B. Mgr. 4. DANIEL LORD ROBINSON Danny Just give me a basketball and I will find happiness. College; Class Secy. 1,4, Class Treas. 2, Wildcat Willie’s Lucky No. 1, Shock of his Life 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Junior Exhibition 3, Edit. Board 3,4, Stu- dent Council 3, Mag. Con. Manager 4, Projector Club I. IRENE THEANO VOUDOUKIS Irene She has a heart to lend each and every friend. Commercial: Editorial Board 4, Glee Club I. CINTRA SUE WOODARD Cindy A smile with an attempt to do mischief. Commercial: Student Council 3, Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4, Soft- ball 1,2, Editorial Board 3,4, Junior Exhibition 3, Glee Club I, Basketball 1,3,4. Vice Pres- F- H. A. Club 4. PAUL FLOYD GRIFFIN It is not how long, but how well we live.' (not pictured) Grif General: Class Vice Pres. 4, Glee Club 1,2, Junior Exhibi- tion 3, Projector Club I. C. Grant, D. Robinson, P. Griffin, M. Duplisea REMEMBER WHEN ? I. Thelma Lawrence 9- Gloria Overlock 2. Irene Voudoukis 10. Carline Grant 3- Ruth Tozier-left ii. Mildred Duplisea 4- Marlene Doughty 12. Shirley Goodspeed 5- Danny Robinson � 3- Paul Griffin 6. Cintra Woodard !4. Nancy Doughty-right 7- Richard Mullen-right l5- Marvin Overlock 8. Sidney Judkins-left 16. Reginald Hamel Most Talented Most Courteous Most Mischievous Best Athletes Best Personality Most Bashful Best All Round Most Studious Class Lady and Gent Settcwi Sfati UcA NAME FAVORITE SAYING IDENTIFIED BY SONG THAT APPLIES PASTIME M. Doughty Gee-pez Laughing Ricochet Roller-skating N. Doughty Good Heavens 1 Personality My Bill Singing M. Duplisea That's a good question Brewer Ring Open the Door Richard Riding in a Chevie P. Frost I haven't got it done Blue eyes Slow Poke Driving a truck S. Goodspeed Isn’t that funny? Teeth How I love to ride in my Buick Eating C. Grant No Ridden? Diamond Wedding Bells Typing school news P. Griffen Ain't that right? Voice Farmer in the Dell Fixing his car R. Hamel Oh Yeahl Arguing Bimbo Eating S. Judkins Hi Girls I Friendliness Woman 1 Reading T. Lawrence Ain't she a mess Brown eyes Ain't Misbehaving Talking to Ruth T. MacKay Leevies Changeable Studying Macbeth J. McKay Nope Straight hair Oh Johnny Balancing on his chair R. Mullen That's very good Car Bewitched, Bothered Bewildered Worrying G. Overlock Jiminey Crickets Figured Easy to Love Selling Candy M. Overlock Geewhiz Slow talk School Days Studying D. Robinson I'm so tired Flashy shirts Skaters Waltz Pushing his car R. Tozier Wanna bet? Smile I don't care Typing I. Voudoukis Oh Sure 1 Long hair Good Night Irene Baby sitting C. Woodard Huh? Small Waist Young at Heart Teasing This page is Sponsored by: BANGOR BOTTLING CO., INC. STROUT FORD SALES School Street Veazie, Maine 499 Hammond St. Bangor BROWN WHITE PAPER COMPANY Paper Merchants 73 Broad St. Bangor, Maine Tel. 4883 v ' ;V“ Members of the Jr. class on the basketball team are: R. Reardon, R. Du- plisea, E. Lawrence, E. Libby, D. Dean. Those on the cheering squad are: C Lindsey, D. Jewett and P. Buell. Among this years activities was a sup- per, sold Drakes Products, Foods sales, and sold Hernia sweat shirts. The Student Council members are R. Doughty and G. Peavey. Mrs. Bertha Myers is our class advisor. This page is Sponsored by FOSS’ ESSO STATION, 522 Hammond St. 041957 Hampden Many of our Soph, boys and girls participated in sports this year. On the basketball team are: 1. Heughan, W. Haskell, A. Byers H. Flewelling, M. Lov- ley, G. Hills, P. Jellerson, R. Simpson, M. Homsted, P. Dorr, and C. Reed. K. Carle was Manager. Those girls on the cheer- ing squad were: L. Mullen, G. Goodspeed and R. Wilson. We have sold apples, pears, hot dogs, soup and books covers to laise money for our treasury. The Student Council mem- bers were; E. Lindsey and A. Byers. Mrs. R. Gray was our Class Advisor. Hardware Sponsored by E. H. ROWELL Tel. 32-2 auOt195Z V� h • - V ?� e' 1 ' oO ?. „ - .V c vj . ' ? � • . VI eV' VvSea A ° , -,V • cr °° 'i ,5 ;.c:t' - 0' a'1 9 $6°V.a%. V - w0 ?. 9 riO ’ , V Those who took part on the basketball teams were: R. Burgess, W. Hillier, D. Graves, Pike, A. Voudoukis, M. Hall. L. MacKay, P. Hal P. Bartlett, and B. Haskell. The cheerleade representing our class were: M. Becker, and A. Kinney. To increase out class funds we sold fudge, ha a dance, and a scotch auctio and published a newspaper wh appeared periodicly. Mrs. M. Robei and Mr. E. E. Davis were our c advisors. Bangor OSCAR’S RESTAURANT 50-56 Washington St. Open Day Night Maine BACK ROW: E. Corson, G. Boulier, E. Gomm, W. Pomeroy, L. Jewett, D. Kearns, G. Witherly, R. Hatch, A. Robinson, MIDDLE ROW: R. Lindsey C. Appleby, G. Butler, J. Goodspeed, G. Duplisea, J. McGinley, W. Leonard, A. Dorr, S. Andrews, E. Judkins, R. Griffin, D. McKay, N. Miller, Mrs. Washburn. FIRST ROW: M. Kitchen, J. Tapley, R. Robinson, L.. Jewett, J. Doughty, M. Woz- neak, D. Fowler, S. Rainey, S. Rainey. S. Grant-Pres. N. Gordon-V.Pres. B. Carle-Secy. J. Goodspeed-Treas. J. Doughty-Pres. L. Jewett-V.Pres. R. Robinson-Secy. M. Wozneak, Treas. BACK ROW: C. Bartlett, S. Wozneak, W. Thayer, L. Noyes, D. Lord, F. Emerson, F. Thayer, R. Thomas, K. Kinney, A. Judkins, J. Hunt, F. Getchell, P. Treadwell. SECOND ROW: S. Caldwell, M. Witherly, G. Hillier, D. Walls, L. Dawson, S. Strout, S. Patten, C. Overlock, S. Hall, S. Conners, Mrs. Rodick. THIRD ROW: D. King, C. Russell, L. Grant, J. Goodspeed, S. Grant, N. Gordon, B. Carle, M. Snow, J, Judkins. FOURTH ROW: H. Maloon, H. Jorden, D. Reynolds, J. Quigly, J. Henry, H, Hatch, J. Appleby. COLE’S EXPRESS Bangor, Maine Sponsored by 24 TREADWELL’S GRIL Hermon, Maine athletics Ooci (tyeent ict ix. Gloria Goodspeed, Ann Kinney, Donaline Jewett, Mildred Duplisea, Carolyn Lindsey, Peggy Becker, Leota Mullen BOBO - SKI - WATT - EN - NOT HERMON WIN TONIGHT Sponsored by HAMPDEN MARKET Groceries and Fountain Service 25 Hampden Tel. 87 Maine HAWK'S Opponent-- E. Corinth- Hampden-- Orono----- MCI....... Newport--- Corinna--- Carmel---- Hartland— Richmond-- MCI....... E. Corinth-- Alumni---- Orono----- Comma----- Newport--- Hartland-- Carmel---- Alumni---- D. Robinson Duplisea Jellerson Reardon Haskell Mullen TO OUR COACH Mr. Bemiss: Thank you so much for all you've done for us. It has meant a great deal to us all. Thanks for your time, your effort, and your help In showing us how to play ball. We realize we weren't the easiest to coach And we didn't make all of our shots But we had a lot of fun each and every game. Thanks to you, You're TOPS . BACK ROW: C. Woodard, L. MacKay, P. Bartlett, A. Voudoukis, P. Dorr, P. Hall, T. Lawrence, FRONT ROW: C. Reed, E. Libby, S. Goodspeed, C. Grant, E. Lawrence, Mr. Bemiss, D. Dean. This year basketball season opened November 19, 1954 when we played East Corinth. About 20 girls attended practice regularly, with Mr. Bemiss as coach, Our varsity team was composed of D. Dean, S. Goodspeed, C. Grant, E. Libby, E. Lawrence and C. Reed. High scorers were D.Dean,382: S.Goodspeed,200: C. Grant,69: The girls won 9 games and lost several by a slim margin. S. Good- speed was elected captain by the team. Sponsored by DR. SIMPSON Town of Hermon Davis, bardon , T. ReV' 4T ROW: Reatdon. HasReU. Duplisea, Davi� . C. r VlcGlnleV- 1 j paWet back row- r. Good ? ' F uelUng. jeVleno . BACK ROW: K. Carle, W. Hillier, B. Walls, R. Simpson. G. Hills, H. Flewelling, Mr. Campbell. FRONT ROW: M. Lovely, I. Heughan, R. Bur- gess, A. Byers. fit . The J. V. Team won 6 game; this season. High scorers for the team were R. Simpsa 125: W. Hillier 115: and H. Flewelling 99. H. Flewellinj was captain and Mr. Campbei was coach. HIT MOVIES The Devil Checks Up - - -Mr. Bemiss Bright Victory - - - - Diplomas There Goes My Heart - -C. Reed Raw Deal .... - Rank Cards State Police - - - - - Faculty Let's Live A Little - - - - 7th Grade Heading for Heaven - - - Driver Tr. Class Hollow Triumph - - - -Basketball games So Ends Our Night - - - -Graduation Reign of Terror - - - -4 yrs. of High School Train to Tombstone - - -Basketball Trapped ----- -Detention Hall Scrooge - Seniors Bluebeard - - - - -Herbert Bates Northwest Stampede - - - Recess Woman of the Town - - -D. Light The Climax - - - - Test Time Long Voyage Home - - - after ball games The Monstor Maker - - -R. Lindsey Reg Tar Fellows - - - -Sophomore boys 3 Desperate Men - - - -R. Reardon, R. Doughty, R. Duplisea House of Horrors - - - - Hermon High School Here Comes Trouble - - -R. Hamel High School Hero - - - -D. Robinson The Wolf Man - - - -G. Light Lovely to Look At - - - -G. Goodspeed Three Coins in the Fountain P. Buel, E. Libby C. Lindsey Give A Girl A Break - - -Mr. Campbell Return to Paradise - - -after vacation Llli -Nancy Doughty Hit The Road - - - - 3' o'clock Behave Yourself - - -T. MacKay Whispering City - - - -Study Hall The Greatest Show On Earth-Gen. Math Class L'il Abner - - - -J. King The Quiet Man - - - -Mr. Davis Desperate Search - - - - lost English notes Knights of Round Table - -Faculty meetings The Flying Dutchman B. Lufkin Her Twelve Men D. Jewett Living it Up 8th Grade Riot in Cell Block 11 7th period study Mt. Davis: Are you sure your wife knows you're having me for dinner? Mr. Bemiss: Certainly didn't I argue about it with her all afternoon? MENU FOR A DAY HOT cocoa - - - - Girls B. B. Team SCRAMBLED eggs - - - Cheerleaders HONEY dew melons - - J. Tapley PIC Kies A. Byers String Beans - - - - W. Haskell Sweet potatoes - - - - M. Becker Spareribs ----- H. Flewelling DEVILS Food Cake- - - C. Woodard STRETCHed Candy- - - M. Lovely SHRIMP Salad - - - - D. Graves PEACH Ice Cream - - - M. Hall DATE Muffins - - - - S. Archer MULTIPLE CHOISE 1. Why was D. Robinson and R. Reardon in Newport till 5 A.M. one Dec. morning. (A) visiting relatives (B) girls (C) car trouble 2. Why does Mr. Davis have to use a certain cracked cup at noon? (A) he broke it (B) Its the only one there is (C) he likes broken cups 3. Which one of the faculty members is known as Stove Pipe ? (A) Mr. Campbell (B) Mrs. Washburn (C) Mr. Bemiss 4. Who has S. Archer got her eye on with the initials R. M. ? (A) R. Mullen (B) Ray Milland (C) R. Mitchem 5. Why are the Senior girls going with out of town boys? (A) All Hermon boys are going with out of town girls (B) they like the boys from Bangor, Hamp- dem, and Dixmont. (C) mad at Hermon boys R. Reardon: Caroly, what is a molecule? L. Heughan (listening in) He is the Russian delegate to the U. N. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF The boys would admit they are inferrior to women? D. Dean didn't score in a basketball game? C. Grant didn't have a typing stookand a pillow for driver training? E. Lawrence stopped being friendly? Mr. Hillier didn't have to go back and open the school for forgotten books? Mrs. Myers didn't have to tell the typing II class not to whisper? Sponsored by WALDO ROBINSON Pulp Dealer GEORGE’S for Men’s Clothes Bangor, Maine Tel. 8-3646 Hermon 142 Main St AN EXPERIMENT I was about eight years old when I decided that the doctor’s life was for me. Wait for schooling? Not mei I wanted to start practicing right then. My first patient was a beautiful blonde (doll that is.) I decided that this poor suffering child just had to have an appendectomy. My tools consisted of a large pair of Mothers’s scissors, some of Aunt Lydia's black extra strong thread, and a darning needle (the eye of a common needle was too small for Aunt Lydia's thread) Bravely I cut the stomach of my suffer- ing patient. My first discovery was the apparatus that makes the doll cry when laid down. This was good enough for me. 1 took the gad - from her cloth body. Delicately I sewed the infant up. My operation had been a success. A Senior Boy MY PLANS FOR THE FUTURE My plans for the future Are not quite clear: They seem to be far. And yet they are near. The jobs in this world Are very hard to find; There are very few of What I have in mind. I may go to college To receive further education And then go out and find Some desirable occupation. I've thought of a secretary, And of her file. But I thought also I might travel awhile. I may join the service And go far away: I'll find me a job, And return home some day. I guess I will wait And let the future ride: And when the time comes, 1 will decide. E. Lindsey ’57 MAINE'S VIOLENT WOMAN Hurricane Edna was her name: A fiery girl was she She almost wrecked the State of Maine Then vanished out to sea. Washouts, there were many: Let-ups, there were few. Cost Maine a pretty penny, And broke New Brunswick too. R. Duplisea '56 FEAR1 THE FRUIT OF IGNORANCE Fear always springs from ignorance as said by Ralph Waldo Emerson is a statement of utmost truth. We have seen it expressed so many times. In a child, when it is alone in the dark, in a man, when he has something unknown to face. How often do we find our- selves with this same feeling of uncertainty of what is beyond, the moon, the stars, the sun, what comes after? Through the ages men have always feared something unknown. They looked across the sea and these questions arose in their minds is there land? Are there people living there, or does the earth just end? But with the courage and faith of brave men their questions have been answered and with this knowledge comes the security of being safe. Should not we then continue to prove that as fear is the fruit of ignorance, so is security the fruit of knowledge? E. Libby '56 THAT WAS A VACATION Have you ever been to a large city which you knew nothing about? I visited Boston when I was twelve years old. Every- thing was so different. There were no walk lights and people drove like mad. While I was there, I rode in the sub- way. I put my dime in when I wasn't supposed to and got a scolding from a bossy old man. You might have thought it was his dime. We visited Revere Beach and I never saw such sights in my life. Grandpas and Grandmas pranced around in skimpy bathing suits no matter how fat or skinny they werel The beach reminded me of flies on a rotten apple, so I kept my distance. Next I rode on the roller coaster. I wasn't going to be scared I told myself. As I started down, terror gripped me and I was speechless. My stomach turned cartwheels, my head jerked from side to side, my mouth hung open and my eyes popped out. I settled for a cupie doll as a souvenir which I proudly held in my lap while riding on the subway back to the hotel. People lined the aisle. We started off with a jerk which sent a fat lady pitching back into my lap. 1 laughed because everyone else did, but tears really filled my eyes for my Cupie doll's little round belly was stuck to her back bone and I couldn't pry it free. I came to the conclusion that Boston was a crazy, mixed up place and I wanted to go home. A Senior Girl 32 ■ • KEY HOLE SPY Here we are again your key hole spy ready to unlock some of the latest gossip which has been piling up around Hermon High since you last heard from us. We hear two Senior boys have a big interest in the East Corinth and Newport cheerleaders. . . It;s a good thing one of our teachers can run, 1 predict he will be using this talent in the near future escaping from the girls. . . .Is it true our advertising staff has a court record. .Richard?. . .We heard Mr. Davis has in- creased his life insurance 1 wonder why?. . .Can anyone tell us where a certain teacher was at 3:00 A. M. November 11?.. .Bernard Walls had Becker watch our for Barbara she has a pretty bad temper. . .What about this romantic flying between the 8th grade girls and the Freshmen boys?. . .It has been rumored that a certain curly headed Jr. boy has quite Mary times in Houlton. Why do you suppose the bog road has had a road block of parkers especially in front of G.P. 's house?. . .The Coldbrook road has been busy with visi- tors from the Freshmen and Sophomore classes. 1 wonder who???. . .A certain Freshman has been throwing a lot of parties lately. It wouldn't be to attract a curly headed Sophomore, would it? I wonder what happen- ed at the Junior's parties? Ask those who went they will tell you. Or will they?. . I heard the Junior High kids are pretty proud of their basketball players. .And should be too. . . What really happened to those mega- phones that were lent to three certain cheerleaders. . .Why did a group of girls cry at Hampden and Husson? Ask Deanna. . . .What new stone was added to the Freshmen class this year. H. P. might be able to tellyou. I heard a new romance has started between a certain Junior boy and Freshman girl. He has a new blue car, doesn’t he? Oh, by the way boys, there's another free girl around these parts. Could it be she is a cheer- leader. Just what was Leota Mullen a witness to the last nigh of Southern Serenade ? Spring fever is striking early in the Sophomore class. Isn't it Red and C- ? Another Senior girl has been having a lot of attention lately. Huh Millie? One of our teacher's didn't practice what she teachers. Remember March 3 and 4 Mrs. Gray? ?? A male teacher seems to have a lot of fun with his Physics class. Oh that j oor girls nose I Is there a story behind E. L. 's muffler coming off one night? The new curfew is pretty early Isn't it Stretch ? There seems to be a couple of good basketball players in the Hall family. Isn't Mrs. Myers patient with her Imps of ’56 ??? A Senior boy has been watching a Junior girl ever since the F. H. A. party. All good things must end 1 fear but we'll have more newes for you next year. Compliments of THEODORE A. PERKINS Pastor Levant Baptist Churches Levant, Maine PLEASANT HILL DAIRY Pasteurized Homogenized Milk and Cream C. R. Pickard Union ftitun 7 tVjC ICK ROW- H. Bates, R. Reardon, R. Doughty. SEATED: D. Dean, S. Archer, E. Libby, Boosters [Jewetl DUTCH BEAUTY Boosters DEWEY A. CHRISTMAS RUG SHOP RANKLIN DRAPERY SHOP 54 Columbia Street wfi GLENNA PRATT, Inc. Bangor, Maine mte s EARL WARREN Tel. 6697 E L- Bennett Southern Serenade a minstrel show sponsored by the senior class was pres- ented March 3 and 4 at the Gymnasium. The show was a booming success and we the seniors wish to thank everyone for their time and support. We shall never for- get all the swell friends we’ve made. Our hopes of going to Washington D.C. has i been a dream for 4 years but with your support it has become a reality. Thank yoj all. General Store McLAUGHLIN AND VARNEY’S EARL GARLAND Gulf Service Carmel Dial 2011 151 State St. Tel. 4184 Bangor j THE HIGH WINDOW Judith Ware - N. Doughty Walter Hodge - R. Mullen Linda Norton - M. Doughty Emily Winthrop - D. Jewett Stephen Craig - H. Flewelling Director - Mrs. M. Roberts advertisers Compliments of R. W. Patten, Agent FARM BUREAU MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Farm Liability available to part-time or full-time farmers Farm, Residential, or city property fire insurance available to any good risk Compliments of KEN BATEY’S PINE TREE STORE “The Place To Go For The Brands You Know” Phone 8027-2 Hampdem, Maine Compliments of BORDER EXPRESS, INC. Est. 1926 C. F. Duran, President Daily, Dependable, Direct Truck Service Between Boston and Bangor Serving the State of Maine to and from Boston, Mass. Direct Service - Boston-Portland-Bangor-Calais Home Office 283 Main Street Phone 6468 Bangor, Maine WEBBER OIL COMPANY A Complete Heating Service Range and Fuel Oils Complete Burner Service 700 Main Street Bangor, Maine JOE FLEMING wants to see you about tire recapping JOSEPH H. FLEMING CO. 55-56 Oak Street Bangor, Maine Please Patronize Our Advertisers iCdfHHC CLASS OF 1930 STANTON ANDREWS, B. and A. R. R. Hermon, Maine. FRED EMERSON, Central Maine Power Company. MARGUERITE HEUGHAN, (Mrs. Marcie Gillins). EARL HUNT. Minister in New York. GEORGE HOMSTEAD, Living in Hermon, Maine. FLOR1MAE HOMSTEAD, (Mrs. Young) Orono, Maine. THOMAS LARKIN, Maine Central R. R. Bangor, Maine. RONALD MORSE, Wilton. Maine. EDNA NICKERSON, Employed by T. R. Savage Co., Bangor, Maine. VIVIAN SWEETSER, (Mrs. Raymond Batchelder) Bangor, Maine. CLASS OF 1953 SIDNEY ANDREWS, Band A. R. R. Hermon. Maine. AVERY BOUDREAU, U. S. Marines. LORA BUNKER, (Mrs. Ellery Treadwell) Hermon, Maine. MARIE GRIFFEN, Attending Farmington State Teachers College, Farmington. WALTER HAMMOND, U. S. A. F. CHESTER HEUGHEN, A. and T. College, North Carolina. DONNA HILLMAN, Living in Hermon, Maine. CHARLES JOHNSON, Employed by Acme Supply Co., Bangor, Maine. MURIEL JOHNSON, New England Tel. and Tel. Co., Bangor, Maine. DAVID KIERSTEAD, U. S. A. F. LOIS KITCHEN, (Mrs. William Philips) Hermon, Maine. PATRICIA LEATHERS, (Mrs. Terrance Reynolds) Bangor, Maine. VERNON LIBBY, M. E. Nowell Glass Co., Bangor, Maine. MARILYN LIGHT, Employed by American Homes, Bangor, Maine. VANESSA LORD, (Mrs. John Simpson) Bangor Savings Bank, Bangor, Maine. DOROTHEA POMEROY, Living in Bjngor, Maine. LLOYD ROBINSON, Employed by E. R. Dysart, Bangor, Maine. MURIL TEAGUE, Employed by American Homes, Bangor, Maine. THERESA VOUDOUK1S, Employed by Standard Shoe Store, Bangor, Maine FAYE WHITE, (Mrs. David Kierstcad) Hermon, Maine. CLASS OF 1954 SHIRLEY BURGESS, Employed by Creditors Credit and Collective Service, Bangor RUTH CAMPBELL, (Mrs. Floyd Jordan) Seattle, Washington. STANWOOD CLARK, M. V. T. I. Portland, Maine. PRISCILLA DOLE, M. C. I. Pittsfield, Maine. ROBERT GOODSPEED, Employed by Kelly Pontiac, Bangor, Maine. MARTIN HARRIS, Living in Levant, Maine. SYLVIA HATCH, Living in Hermon, Maine. RENA HILUER, Attending University of Maine, Orono, Maine. JUANITA HILLMAN, Penobscot News Service Inc., Bangor, Maine. ALICE LAWRENCE, Employed by Queen City Shoe Factory, Bangor, Maine. 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