Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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‘7 am sure care is an enemy to life” FRESHMEN First row, left to right: M. Johnson, N. Scanlin, M. Voudoukis, L. Booker, M. Jordan, W. Hamel, M. Mosher, S. Moore, D. Holmes, C. Currier, S. Light, J. Jewett. Second row: Mrs. Myers, L. Overlook, D. Smart, M. Bell, R. Graves, E. Smart, B. Hilt, V. Allen, J. Applebee, K. Tozier, V. Buzzell, J. Harris, K. Wilson, K. Tate, H. Maloon, S. Tardiff, J. Henry, Mr. Davis. Third row: K. Hansen, H. Stevens, R. Pike, W. Bishop, W. Berry, J. Freeman, T. Goss, D. Wilcox, J. Henry, M. Duplisea, R. Flewelling, J. Wilcox, J. Tardiff. FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT The Freshmen haven’t held too many class meetings this year because of the two classes being separated. Class Officers are: President, Melvin Duplisea; Secretary, Nancy Scanlin; and Treasurer, Jackie Jewett. Vice- President Michael Slusser left our class during February. As a result of selling the least number of magazines, our class had to put on an assembly for the entire school. Everyone seemed to enjoy our take-off on “I’ve Got A Secret” The two classes joined for a Christmas party; at which we played records and danced. Marjorie Johnson represented our class as a contestant in the League Spelling Contest. One student in our class, Shir- ley Light, made the girls’ basketball team, and Melvin Duplisea was on the varsity team. Several Freshman boys were on the Junior varsity team. Kathy Hansen and Susan Moore were cheerleaders. Chosen from our class for the Safety Council were Melvin Duplisea and Nancy Scanlin.

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“Everything comes if a man will only wait SOPHOMORES First row: left to right: F. Getrhell, M. Buckingham. N. Gordon, R. Sands, J. Goodspeed, J. Hunt, S. Galdwell. Second rq v: C. Russell, P. Treadwell. M Witherly, G. Hillier, S. Grant, S. Patten, S. Hall, C. Bartlett, Mr. LaFond—Class Adviser. Third row: A Robinson, B. Carle, S. Strout, P. Randall, C. Overlook, P. Withee, L. Hartley, F. Emerson. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT The first meeting of the class of 1960 was held on September 5 for the purpose of electing class officers. Those elected were Sharon Grant, Presi- dent; Albert Dunifer, Vice-President; Sandra Patten, Secretary; and Dwight Walls, Treasurer. The class was well represented in sports this year. Barry Carle and Herbert Jordan were selected for the varsity bas- ketball team, with Dwight Walls as manager. Those chosen to play Junior varsity were Clifford Overlock, Stephen Strout, Dennis Lord, and Peter Randall. Arthur Robinson was manager. Sharon Grant and Nancy Gordon were on the girls’ basketball team. Carolyn Bartlett was selected as a cheerleader and Janice Goodspeed as a substitute. Dwight Walls and Barry Carle are Junior Firemen. A number of girls are members of the F. H. A., with Sharon Grant, Nancy Gordon, and Sandra Patten working for degrees. Barry Carle and Janice Goodspeed are on the school Safety Coun- cil. Many of the Sophomores are members of the High School Glee Club this year. The Sophomore Class deeply appreciates all the help and guid- ance that Mr. LaFond, our home room adviser, and other faculty members have given us to make this a successful year for the class of 1960.

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“There s always tomorrow EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: M Jordan, J. Page, D. Grant, M. Allen, J. Harris, S McCarthy, F. Webber A Harris, S. Bartlett, R. Stevens. „ Second row: Mrs. Rodick. R. Clark, P. Carie, H. Appleby, B. Duplisea, D. Bell, P. Keating, J. Andrews, A. Nowell, T. Homsted, E. Overlook, R. Rice, D. Bragg, I Freeman. Third row: G. Bishop, C. Witham, K. Hartley, A. Pinkham, R. Slusser, G. Hodgdon, B. Newcomb, F. Bartlett, R. Bragg, C. Bishop. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS REPORT The eighth grade has been very active this year. They started the year with a lively contest for our class officers. The following were elected. President, John Page; Vice-President, David Grant; Secretary, Robm Rice; and Treasurer, Iona Freeman. Their money making projects have been several auctions of various kinds and selling of fudge every other Wednesday. At Christmas time they put on a play “Reindeer on the Root. The Seventh Grade along with Mrs. Bemiss and Mr. Barron were invited as guests. The class also had a Christmas tree and exchanged fun gilts. On March 8th they had a party in the Home Economics room with a few parents and Mrs. Rodick acting as chaperones; they were all presented with corsages. Refreshments were served, dancing and games made it a very enjoyable party. Junior Firemen from the Eighth (irade are. Ronald Clark and Charles Witham.