Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

THE MICROPHONE me 31 Number 1 PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1960 Dedica Ed;' HERMON IT' tOOL HERM . . AINE ONTENTS Paye ... 2 _ 3 4 _ 6 „ 7 18 _ 20 23 29 41 DEDICATION In sincere thanks and appreciation for the guid- ance and understanding he has offer'd us during one of the most important years of ou. fe, we, the Senior Class of 1960, wish to dedicate o ir edition of the Microphone to Mr. Bruce Spaulding. 2 EDITORIAL Stated: M. Mosher N Gordon, '. Patten, G. Hillier, M. Witherly, C. Klcinheltcr, V. Hawkins, C. Kussell, S. Caldwell. Standing: Mrs Myers, B. Car' Cousins. S. Strout, M. Duplisca, H. Jordan, Mr. Spaulding. Alumni—Marlene Witherly Joke—Stephen Strout Exchange—George Cousins 3 Seated: Mr. MacDonald, Miss Saw telle, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Spaulding, Mr. Lundquist. Standing: Mr. Geagan, Mr. Barron, Mr. Worley, Mr. Overlook, Mr. Lord, Mrs. Tibbetts, (absent) FACULTY Mr. Carl Lundquist principal “Where the willingness is great the difficulties cannot be great” Dickerson College, B.A.; University of Maine, Master in Education. Science, Girls Basketball, Student Council Advisor. Mr. Bruce Spaulding “Faith without good works, is lost ” Ricker College, B.A. in English. Junior Exhibition, English and French. Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Clyde MacDonald “History is in essence a history of ideas” Portland Junior College, Bates College, University of Maine Summer School, B.A. in History. Basketball. Assistant Baseball Coach, Social Studies, Junior Class Advisor. BOB THE BARBER Hampden Upper Corner Shop hours, 12 noon-8 P. M. 6 days EPSTEIN'S South Brewer “Never Undersold” 49 Years on the Job GOSS T. V. and ELECTRIC Radio-TV Service and Sales Phone 4-2238 4 Levant, Maine Mr. Wilfred Lord “A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of. University of Maine, B.A. in Psychology. JV Basketball, Baseball, Math and Science, Sopho- more Class Advisor. Mrs. Bertha Myers No bubble is so iridescent or floats longer than that blown by the successful teacher.” Bay Path Institute, U. of M. Summer School, Beals Business College, Yearbook, Freshman Class Advisor. Mr. Marvin Overlook “A jest breaks no bones! University of Maine, B.A. in History. National Honor Society, Safety Council, Driver Educa- tion, Algebra, Civics, 8th Grade Science, Freshman Class Advisor. Mr. John Worley “Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking.” University of Maine, B.A. in Philosophy. One-Act Play, Library, English, 8th Grade Class Advisor. Mr. Robert Geagan “No evil can happen to a good man, either in life or after death.” University of Maine, B.A. in Business, Extension—U. of M. Junior High Social Studies, English, 7th Grade Class Advisor. Mrs. Hazel Tibbetts “What ever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.” Husson, Summer School and Extension at the University of Maine. Junior High Math and Social Studies, 7th Grade Class Advisor. Mr. Lawrence Barron “He that has patience may compass anything.” Gorham State Teachers College, B.S. in Education, Summer School at the University of Maine. Industrial Arts Club. Miss Janet Sawtelle “Moderation is the silken siring running through the pearl chain of all virtue.” Farmington State Teachers College, B.S. in Education. F.H.A., Cheerleaders, Home Ec. QUEEN CITY GULF Compliments of BURRILL A. BRIDGE In Front of Bowling Lancs Special Agent FRANK BELL, Prop. A FRIEND New York Life Insurance Company Complete Automotive Service Business: Service is Our First Consideration 7 Main Street Bangor, Maine Arnold Byers—Mechanic Tel. Bangor 9237 Phone 2-6776 5 ALUMNI CLASS OF 1935 Arlington Booker—Construction Worker, Hampden, Maine Arthur Dole—Dr. of Euology, Cordwell, Idaho Barbara Felker—Nurse, Canaan, New York Royce Gray—Bangor Aroostook It. It., Hc-rmon, Maine Stanley Hewes—Great Northern Office, Millinocket, Maine Herbert Heughan—Teacher at A.N.T. College, North Carolina Gordon Hewes—Unknown Alvin Lord—Accountant, Stonington, Maine Lottie Ricker (Mrs. Kenneth Ellingwood)—Hampden, Maine Clifton Robinson—Deceased Steven Vafiades—V. R. Novelty, Bangor, Maine Lloyd Witherly—Market Gardener, Hermon, Maine Kenneth Bartlett—Telephone Co., Millinocket, Maine Raymond Bowen—Hermon, Maine Forest Bragg, Jr.—Carpenter, Hermon, Maine Theresa Burgess (Mrs. Steve Seguino)— Bangor, Maine Harriett Dole (Mrs. Carrol Pickard)—Hermon, Maine Martha Goodell (Mrs. Stevens)—Bingham, Maine Harold Gray—St. Regis Paper Co., Bucksport, Maine Bonita Lord (Mrs. George Hayes)—Bangor, Maine Bradford Lord—Lord’s Market, Hermon, Maine Mary Luce (Mrs. Smyth)—Williamstown, Mass. Kosanne Pendleton (Mrs. Kenneth Gray)—Hermon, Maine George Perkins—Fisherman, Hampden, Maine Mildred Perkins (Mrs. Stubb)—Hampden, Maine Gordon Somers—Railroad. Carihon Maino Robert Burgess—Coca Cola Plant, Bangor, Maine Gladys Butler—Beais Business College, Bangor, Maine Pauline Daigle— Kagan-Lown Co. Don’t Make a Move Without Calling 5608 Our most important aim is to please you CLASS OF 1947 CLASS OF 1959 nS ETaste™_ MaJ.ne. Gcneral Hospital Clarice Appleby—Bliss College, Lewiston, Maine Gary Boulier—University of Maine FOX GINN, INC. PINE TREE RESTAURANT 12 Howard Lane Bangor, Maine Main Street 6 N 'SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President............................Barry Carle Vice President .... Valerie Hawkins Secretary ..... Sandra Patten Treasurer ..... George Cousins SENIOR CLASS PARTS Valedictorian Salutatorian First Honor Essay Second Honor Essay Sandra Patten Stephen Strout Barry Carle Sharon (Irant SYLVIA ANITA CALDWELL “Siv “Better men are made but where are they? Commercial: Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3; Librarian 4; Library Vice President 4: Microphone Staff 4. BARRY LLOYD CARLE “Gabby” “Let every man say what he chooses.’’ College: Basketball JV's 1; Vanity 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1, -• 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Junior Prize Speaking; Microphone Staff 3, 4; Safety Council 2, 3; Nationai Honor Society 3, 4; Dirigo Boys State 3; Vice Presi- dent 3; President 4. 10 GEORGE ALBERT COUSINS ‘George’ work could be the fun that sports are” General: Fifth St. Jr. High 1: Bangor High 2; Treas- urer 3, 4; Ba kctball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4: Yearbook staff 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Bowling team 3. FRED ELERSON EMERSON. JR “Fred” “Whistle while you work” Industrial Arts: Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Ex- hibition 3; J. V. Basketball Manager 3; School Safety Patrol 3, 4; School Band 4. 11 NANCY MARIE GORDON ‘‘Nance’’ Wedding bells are break,ng up that old gang o mme.” SVTW np,arii( Magazine Drive I. 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A 2 3 4 FH V 4 0ffire s' FaSihi°,n Sr VW 2’ I' U ur Spelling Contest 4, Office Sec. 4; Co-Editor of Microphone 4. VALERIE LEE HAWKINS «Va|.. A smile with an attempt to do mischief. General: Louisville High 1; Central High 3: Hcrmon Literary 2 = 7 SHARON LEE GRANT “Sherry” Wreckless as the wind and calm as the breeze. ba°lMg% YfiUVS G'« Club � . 2: Basket- award. 9 3,c.aA £’ Prc ,d'm 2i French and Biology awards 2, Student Council Treasurer 3: Junior Prize 3’ 4; ® ,Uh and Editors D A R a cr'%aGlrlS ,S,a,c 3; AssI Li,crary Council 4 R 4’ C°-Ed or 4-’ President of Student 12 LAWRENCE R HARTLEY “Larry” ‘7 take no man's opinion, have some of my own” I ncJiisiri.il Arts: Glee Club 1, 2; Captain of School Safety Patrol 3, 4; Industrial Arts Fair at Augusta 2, 3, 4; Projectionist 2, 3, 4; Student Safety Council 4. GAIL EDWINA HILLIER “Gail” “The wait may be long but the rewards rich ” Commercial: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1 ; Safety Council Committee 2, 4; Junior Exhibition 3; Assistant Secretary 3; Office Sec- retary 4; General Manager of Magazine Drive 4; Fashion Show 1 ; Microphone Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. HERBERT RUSSELL JORDAN “Jake” “Just give me a basketball and will be happy” General: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Marshal 3; Asst. Treasurer 4; Microphone Staff 4. 13 SANDRA LYNN PATTEN “Sandy” ‘7 is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all ” College: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Fashion Show 2, 3; Class Secretary 2, 4; Librarian 2, 4; Basketball Manager 3 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Girls' State Alternate 3; Year- book Staff 4; Sports. Editor; Library Club 4. CAROLYN ANN RUSSELL “Carolyn” “Every woman is a book if you know how to read her ” Commercial: Class Vice President 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Sub-cheerleader 1; Librarian 2; Office Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Safety Council 4; National Honor Soc iety 4. STEPHEN ROBERT STROUT '7 saw and I loved” “Steve” College: Basketball: J. V.’s I, 2, 3; Varsity 4; Asst. Manager; Baseball 3; Class President 3; Student Council 4; Junior Exhibition 3; Dirigo State 3; Glee Club 1; Band 4; Intramural Basketball 3; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. PATRICIA ELEANOR TREADWELL “Pal” “Smiling is one of the quickest ways to success” Commercial: Librarian 1; Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; Assistant Secretary 3; Office Secretary 4; Yearbook Staff 4. MARLENE FAY W1THERLY “Marlene” “The blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconvenient ” Commercial: Librarian 1; Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3; Alumni Editor 4; Manager of Magazine Drive 4; Safety Council 3. 15 SENIOR CLASS REPORT The Senior Class began its last year at H.H.S. with Mr. Spaulding as our new class advisor. The class officers were as follows: President, Barry Carle; Vice President, Valerie Hawkins; Secretary, Sandra Patten; Treas- urer, George Cousins; Assistant Treasurer, Herbert Jordon. Sharon Grant and Stephen Strout represented the class on the Student Council, and Sharon Grant served as President of the organization. The chief project of the class was to raise money for our class trip. We had a very successful Hunter’s Breakfast and Supper in which the whole class participated with the appreciated assistance of Mr. Spaulding, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Strout, and Mrs. Patten. The class also sold candy, ice cream, and hotdogs. Our class worked very hard in the School Magazine Drive to win a bonus prize of twenty-five dollars. Gail Hillier and Marlene Witherly served as co-managers of the drive. Nancy Gordon was Captain of the Senior Class. Nancy Gordon represented the class in the League Spelling Contest and Sharon Grant was chosen for the Good Citizenship Award, sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Arthur Robinson repre- sented the class in a very successful school play. Gail Hillier, Carolyn Russell, Marlene Witherly, Nancy Gordon, and Patricia Treadwell were office secretaries to the principal. Members of the class in the National Honor Society were Sharon Grant, Gail Hillier, Carolyn Russell, Barry Carle, and Stephen Strout. Barry Carle served as President of the organization and Gail Hillier was Secretary. The members of the class participating in the Boys’ Basketball were: Barry Carle, Herbert Jordon, George Cousins, Dennis Lord, and Stephen Strout. There were only two seniors on the girls’ basketball team, Nancy Gordon, and Marlene Witherly. Boys playing the fall and spring baseball were: Barry Carle, Herbert Jordon, and George Cousins. Our thanks to all of those that have helped to make our last year at H.H.S. most successful. WIRTHMORE FEED CO. Grain — Grass Seeds — Fertilizer 17 Independent St. Bangor, Maine Warehouse—North Bangor Telephone 2-8281 or 2-8282 OSCAR'S RESTAURANT 50-56 Washington Street Open Day and Night Bangor, Maine DANA'S TRAILER GRILL 72 Summer Street THE BANGOR LETTER SHOP Dorothy B. Popham, Prop. Direct Mail Advertising Offset Printing Auotmatically Typed Letters Photo Copy Bangor, Maine Telephone 9311 16 SENIOR BABY PICTURES 1. Nancy Gordon 2. George Cousins 3. Herbert Jordan 4. Barry Carle 5. Marlene Witherly 6. Gail Hillier 7. Fred Emerson 8. Valerie Hawkins 9. Sylvia Caldwell 10. Carolyn Russell 11. Edward Butler, Jr. 12. Frances Getchcll 13. Patricia Treadwell 14. Sharon Grant 15. Dennis Lord 16. Stephen Strout GRANT TRAILER SALES, INC. FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES Bangor, Maine FAULKINGHAM'S 4 BARBER “YOU’RE NEXT” 141 State Street Bangor, Maine KEN BATEY'S PINE TREE STORE THAYERS' PHOTO SHOP 169 State St. — Bangor, Maine Your Anscochrome Color Headquarters Tel. 2-8735 17 Best All Around Best Personalities Most Quiet Class Flirts Class Sweethearts Most Studious Most Courteous Most Talkative Class Jokers p Class Athletes SENIOR STATISTICS Name Ambition Last Seen E. BUTLER Used Car Dealer With Judy S. CALDWELL To Grow Parking B. CARLE To Get $1,000 in Ads In Brewer G. COUSINS U. S. Treasurer Pumping Gas F. EMERSON Become Meter Reader Carle's Market F. GETCHELL To Learn Hilltop N. GORDON To Get License Courthouse S. GRANT College Entrance Exam. Bowling L. HARTLEY To Pass English In a Trailer Park V. HAWKINS Washington, D. C. Ironing G. HILLIER To Be a Teacher Trying to Get the Car H. JORDAN Play for Boston Celtics Underneath a Car D. LORD To Get B. Carle on Detention Automobile Accident S. PATTEN To Be Excused Before Noon Hermon Esso Station C. RUSSELL Get Married Collecting Milk Money S. STROUT Dig Ditches Watching TV P. TREADWELL Secretary Typing Letters M. WITHERLY To Raise Vegetables Driving Orange Truck Armstrong Floor Covering Formica Counter Tops Expert Installation HAMPDEN HARDWARE CO. Hampden. Maine Tel. 32 2 TEN TRAILER COURT Route 2—Hermon, Maine On Carmel-Hermon Line Phone Hermon 8-5563 Short or Tall, Big or Small JOHN PAUL Brown White Paper Co. PAPER MERCHANTS Fits ’Em All Telephone 4883 20 51-57 Pi leering Square Bangor, Maine 73 Broad Street Bangor, Maine SENIOR STATISTICS Prize Possession Cause of Death Song That Applies Why Here 57 Chevy English Slowpoke To Meditate Necklace Boys Wild One To Pass Time Away Blue Cap Senior Presidency All For the Love of a Girl Argue Buick Shorthand Lonely Boy To Relax Lunch Box Reckless Driving Whistle While You Work To Sec Pat Watch Typing In My Own Little Comer Whispering To Spread Silence in The Senior Class Diamond POD. I'm Gonna Get Married To Have Fun Father’s Chevy Growth Long Tall Sally Get Honors Teeth Middle Name Oh Carol To Graduate Chuck's Plane Lieutenants Go Jimmy Go To Flirt Her Job Dow A. P's If It Wasn’t For Love Make Herself Useful Supply of Jokes Lack of Sleep I've Been Around To Play Basketball Store of Jokes Speeding Tickets Save My Soul For Laughs Figure License Little Qucenie To Raise a Rumpus Black Onyx Ring Making Up Her Mind Danny Boy To Be Secretary Jr. Prize Speaking Medal Gas Bill The Search Is Over To Beat Barry Cheating Dennis Lord I'm Looking For Someone to Love To Giggle Basketball Jacket Riding Horse Sink the Bismarck To Graduate From Your Friendly Pontiac Dealer KELLEY PONTIAC, INC. Tel. 9448 16 Summer Street Bangor, Maine “Say It With blowers” Tel. 6159 SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE Dwight S. Russell, Prop. CUT FLOWERS, DESIGNS, SEEDLINGS (Above Auditorium) Buck Street Bangor, Maine H. W. BRADLEY CO., INC. Royal - Victor - McCaskey Distributor 17 N. Main Street Brewer, Maine At the Brewer End of the New Bridge Compliments of A FRIEND 21 The Seniors Have a But No Edward Butler Byrnes Sylvia Caldwell Farmer Barry Carle Driver George Cousins Uncle Fred Emerson Blue Frances Getchell Jail Nancy Gordon Night Sharon Grant Hill Lawrence Hartley Enforcers Valerie Hawkins Loss Gail Hillier Lois Herbert Jordan Hive Sandra Patten Mike Carolyn Russell Bill Stephen Strout Brook Patricia Treadwell Water Marlene Witherly Him Dennis Lord Menace Mr. MacDonald: “Is anyone in here interested in Airline Stewardesses?” D. Lord: “I am.” Mr. MacDonald: “I meant for a vocation.” D. Lord: “Oh, sorry!” B. Carle: “What’s the C Method?” “I can’t find it in my math book!” S. Strout: “That’s the method you use when you copy.” Compliments of STATE TRAILER SALES, INC. Route 2—Hermon, Maine On Bangor-Hcrmon Line Phone Hermon 8-5555 DAVID BRAIDY Showing a fine selection of COATS, SUITS, DRESSES and HATS Moderately Priced 14 Broad Street Bangor, Maine “Where You Save’’ 23 JUNIORS ■Seated: M. Mosher, J. Jewett, S. Light, C. Currier, C. Kleinheltcr, P. Jones, J. Henry, L. Overlock, M. Voudoukis, S. Moore. Standing: W. Hamel, R. Thomas, H. Curry, P. Withee, V. Allen, M. Duplisea, B. Hilt, R. Flewelling, D. Wilcox, V. Buzzell, H. Stevens, Advisor Mr. MacDonald. Row three: G. Appleby J Henry, D. Wails, P. Randall, R Pike, C. Ovcrlock. T. Goss, D. Patten. JUNIOR CLASS REPORT The Junior Class of 1959-60 started the year off by electing the fol- lowing officers: J. Jewett, President; H. Stevens, Vice President; M. Mosher, Secretary; and C. Overlock, Treasurer. R. Pike and P. Withee were elected to the Student Council. C. Kleinhelter, M. Duplisea, and M. Mosher served on the yearbook staff. S. Light and M. Mosher were elected to the National Honor Society. Chosen for Junior Exhibition were S. Light, J. Jewett, H. Stevens, K. Hansen, J. Henry, D. Walls, R. Pike, and M. Mosher. For money-making projects, we chose Italian sandwiches and special activities. The Junior Class particiDated generously in sports. Chosen for Varsity basketball were R. Pike, M. Duplisea, H. Stevens, and C. Overlock. For Jayvee basketball V. Buzzell, R. Flewelling, D. Wilcox and H. Stevens. Also many of the boys played on the baseball team. M. Voudoukis. S. Light, K. Hanson and J. Jewett made the girls' basketball team. Four cheerleaders were picked from the Junior Class: K. Hanson, captam; M. Mosher, S. Light, and J. Jewett. K. Kinney and D. Walls participated in the one-act play. Also along with the Senior class we had a Junior-Senior Prom, which was quite successful. 24 SOPHOMORES Seated: M. Jordon, M. Allan. R. Stevens, P. Carle, B. Corbett, A. Bryant, V. Day, L. Ran- dall, C. Cousins, M. Cutler, S. Reaidon, S. Bartlett. Standing: J. Page, E. Patten, P. Keating, S Freeman, A. Nowell, K. Hartley, C. Tozier, B. Duplisca, C. VVitham, J. Andrews, J. Trott, I. Freeman, D. Grant, L. Appleby, L. Grass. Third row: R- Clark, R. Bragg, G. Bishop, D. Bragg. E. Conant, C. Bishop, B. Newcomb, A. Pinkh m, T. Griffin. T. Homstcd, P. Voutour, R. Tozier. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT The Sophomore class began this year by electing the following officers: President, J. Page; Vice President, A. Nowell; Secretary, J. Andrews; and Treasurer, S. Reardon. S. Bartlett and K. Hartley were chosen as representatives to the Student Council. Mr. Lord was our class advisor. We sold Drake’s products and potato chips every Friday in order to earn money for the class. We also held a record hop with disc jockey Jim Winters. R. Stevens took part in the one-act play, “The Clod.” B. Duplisea, R. Tozier, and R. Bragg played on the Baseball team. M. Sue Allen, M. Cutler, and R. Stevens took part in Varsity Cheerleading. J. Andrews, C. Cousins, A. Nowell, S. Bartlett, I. Freenran, S. Reardon, and M. Ann Jordan played on the Girls’ Varsity Basketball team. B. New- comb played Boys’ Varsity Basketball. B. Duplisea, R. Tozier, C. Tozier, J. Page, D. Grant, K. Hartley, A. Pinkham, and R. Bragg took part in Jayvee Basketball. 25 FRESHMEN Seated: J. Flanders, B Henderson, P. Sawyer, A. Witherly, T. Webber, L. Doughty, L. Taylor, S. Campbell, N. Hillier, N. Caldwell. _ n Standing: Mrs. Myers, D. Corbett, S. Garland, C. McCarthy, G. Richardson, C. Blake, O. Partridge, D. Bell, I. Buckingham, S. McLain, D. Lord, K. Cousins, P. Booker, M . liow hVe™J. Gctchell, W. Hallowell. R. Sherwood, D. Douglas, D. Malloch, C. Day G. Gould, R. Walls. R. Ellingwood, R Haskell, G. Henderson, R Russell, and A Hayward. FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT Although our class has not been too active this year, we have done a few things. „ ... , u , At the first of the year we elected the following olficers: Wesley Hal- low’ell. President; Nancy Caldwell, Treasurer; T. Webber, Asst. Treasurer; Colby Gordon, Vice President; Norine Hillier, Secretary. David Kinney and Nancy Caldwell were elected to represent the freshman class in the Student Council. Nancy Caldwell and Wesley Hallowell were the spelling representa- tives from our class. Wesley Hallowell was selected for the one-act play. The Jayvee Cheerleaders from our room were Norine Hillier, cap- tain ; Anita Witherly, Linda Doughty and Gail Partridge. We also have many Patrol boys in our class: Colby Gordon, Kenneth Cousins, Glenden Henderson, Richard Walls, and David Kinney. A. N. ROSS GARAGE Used Auto Parts Hermon, Maine Tel. 8-3754 Mail Address, R.F.D. 2, Bangor WALTER E. HERSEY SON, INC. Real Estate — General Insurance Our 34th Year 66 Harlow St 2-6393 Bangor 26 EIGHTH GRADE Seated: B. Jordan, D. Gould, D. Gould, J. Homsted, S. Clark, D. Stevenson, B. Sherwood, B. Currier, M. Henderson, L. Blanchard. Standing: L. Roy, B. Richardson, H. Appleby, G. Hillman, R. Pickard, E. Rice, C. Perry, D. Overlock, W. Munn, G. Goss, R. Booker, J. Reynolds, K. Floyd, W. Hanson, A. Walker. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS REPORT The class of 1964 held their first meeting and elected the following: President, G. Goss; Vice President, J. Reynolds; Secretary-Treasurer, S. Clark. During the year G. Goss resigned as President and W. Hanson was elected. B. Jordan and A. Archer were our class representatives for the Student Council. At the first of the year we had a party in the Home Economics room. Records were brought and refreshments were served. We also had a fudge sale. During the basketball season we sold Basketball Buttons with “Hermon Hawks” on them. In March we had a Record Hop in the gym and Jackie Leavitt was our disc jockey. The students in the eighth grade that participated in Seventh and Eighth Grade Boys’ Basket- ball were: G. Goss, W. Hanson, R. Booker, W. Edgecomb, J. Reynolds, and W. Munn. B. Jordan, J. Homsted, and S. Clark played for the Seventh and Eighth grade girls’ basketball squad. S. Clark was the only girl from this class on the Jayvee Cheering Squad. HARDY'S TRAILER SALES, INC. CAMPBELL SNOW 28 Years on the Square Expert Mechanics Next to the New Toll Bridge For All Makes of Cars Bangor, Maine Tel. 2-4686 264 Third St. Near Bass Park 27 SEVENTH GRADE Seated: J. Otis, F. Butler, R. Burgess, W. Leonard, F. Roy, W. Jones, S. Doughty, B. Jackson, R. Booker, II. Crosby. How two: D. Grass. J. Martin, J. Martin, D. Boulier, H. Fletcher, J. Simmons, G. Lord, J. Hanson, L. Garland, A. Carle, R. Ellis, M. Getchcll. Standing: F. Walker. R. Walls, P. Lee, L. Robinson, C. Adams, J. Goodspced, G. Littlefield, N. Hanson, S. Spencer, L. Lord, L. Bishop, S. Overlook, L. Adams, V. Campbell, J. Pike, M. Munn, A. Gilks, T. Barnes, H. Corson. I'ourth row: J. Dean, J. Grant, T. Duran, R. Patten, T. Appleby, J. Thibodeau, R. Tread- well, Mr. Geagon. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS REPORT At the beginning of the year we elected the following class officers: President, T. Richardson; Vice President, G. Littlefield; Secretary, J. Martin; Treasurer, J. Pike. Our Student Council representatives were L. Garland and J. Martin. In October we had a Halloween Hop to earn some money. We sold pop and had sandwiches for everyone. Then in December we had a Christmas Party. The Freshmen sold pop and the Seniors sold ice cream to us. We had cookies and brownies. We had two fudge sales to earn money. They were sold in the hall. C. E. NOYES CO. Tire Distributors Retreading — Accessories 315 Harlow Street Bangor, Maine Dial 2-8277 Truck Body Building and Repairing PINE STATE TRAILERS Mounted Route “A” Bangor, Maine 28 A S 29 IDEAL GIRL Sense of Humor Gail Hillier Disposition Sharon Grant Friendliness Valerie Hawkins Athletic ability Marlene Witherly Talent Sally Bartlett Waist Jackie Jewett Haii- Iona Freeman Eyes Sandra Patten Legs Anne Nowell Feet Gaynor Littlefield Hands Mary Sue Allen IDEAL BOY Sense of Humor Roy Flewelling Disposition Melvin Duplisea Friendliness Roger Pike Athletic ability Herb Jordan Talent Steven Strout Dimples Sonny Buzzell Haii- Kenny Hartley Eyes Clifford Overlock Legs Peter Randall Physique Dwight Walls Nose Barry Carle PERSONALITY Eddie Byrnes Brigget Bardot Jerry Lewis Thalia Meninger Mr. Lucky Hennessy Carol Channing Jack Benny Harlem Globetrotters Dobby Gillis Connie Stevens Ed Sullivan Louis Armstrong Gene Krupa Betty Hutton GO-TOGETHERS Kenny Hartley Sandra Patten Roy Flewelling Valerie Hawkins Harry Stevens Ronnie Thomas Sharon Grant Barry Carle M. Duplisea, H. Jordan, R. Pike, B. Newcomb, M. Voudoukis Clifford Overlock Jackie Jewett Mr. Overlock Fred Emerson Steven Strout Marlene Mosher Compliments of RAINBOW REMNANTS, INC. 20 North Main Street Brewer C. A. BRAWN SON Chevron Service — General Repairing Light Acetylene Welding—Steam Cleaning Levant, Maine Tel. Levant 4-2103 30 WHAT TEACHERS SAY— WHAT TEACHERS MEAN— “I demand complete silence!” —“Shut up you fools!” “No homework over the weekend.” —“Wait until you poor idiots see the pop quiz I’ve planned for Monday!” “I can’t answer that question right now.” —“What does the kid think I am, Einstein?” I can’t stand any more of this noise!” —“I just ran out of Alka-Seltzer!” “Would anyone like to go to the library for reference work?” —“Now maybe I can get rid of the loudmouths this period!” “There are several people absent today.” —“Lucky people! (Wish I was one of them!)” P. Treadwell: “What’s the difference between dancing and marching?” F. Emerson: “I don’t know.” P. Treadwell: “I didn’t think you did. Let’s sit down!” Mr. Spaulding: “Valerie, give me a sentence with a direct object.” Valerie: “Mr. Spaulding, all of us girls think you’re cute.” Mr. Spaulding: “Thank you, Valerie, but what is the object?” Valerie: “A good report card.” M. Witherly: “I heard you complaining to Mr. MacDonald about the low mark you got on your test paper. What did he say?” J. Taylor: “He said, ‘All entries are judged on the basis of accuracy and neatness, and the decision of the teacher is final’!” Mr. Spaulding: “Congratulations, Herbie, this is the earliest you’ve ever been late to school.” Flowers for everyone and for every occasion ARLENE S 178 Parker Street Tel. 2-3093 BREWER FLOWER SHOP Member of Tele flora Brewer “We Deliver” Home Style Cooking “We'll Serve you a Meal or a Sandwich It’s a pleasure Arlene and Howard Thomas Hampden, Maine Tel. 29 31 KEY HOLE SPY Hi Kids!! Does anyone have any idea why the boys give S. P. the titles of “Oueenie” and ‘‘Flieka?” 1 do ... C. had a big split one day, and it •wasn't banana . Say S. S., what’s Brewer got that Hermon hasn ” could it be P‘ J.? • '• • New Year’s Eve proved to be a pretty riotous Se What about it G. H. and H. J.? The Freshman class also was repre- sented bv N C______What senior girl taking her second year of typing couldn't find the shift key? Ask Mrs. Myers ,. . NVhatJuniorMiss makes a habit of going down to the store through rain, sleet and snow . . . .Wha. two girls tried to bluff the Freese’s management by posing as a rench countess and interpreter? Was it V. H„ and K. H ? . . - What’s the jinx that C. K. and M. D. have over C. O.’s tires? . . . What s this I heai about R P R. G. R. F., S. C., M. M., and S. L., playing musical chairs on the bus coming back from Madison? 1 thought musical chairs was a game 01 tote Whala the story, kids? . . . D. D is always look,ng for a now girl friend, but who is always in the back of his mind . Could it be L. 1. ... Who was riding along at 80 miles an hour on Dow when she was rudel picked up by the Air Police? They even escorted her to the Aar Police Station. Sav—G. H. . . . The love bug finally took hold of C. G., and C. C. Why are three Senior girls singing the blues. . . - Since when has iove been an experiment in Chemistry? It’s been going on all year. Just ask M. D. and C. K. They know all about it! . . . Speaking of an on and off romance, what’s going on C. O. and J. J.? . . . Get-together m the hall sessions are being held by K. H. and S. C. Also, a certain Senior boy and friend, seem to be enjoying lunch hour . . . The seventh graders and eighth graders are having their turn at love early. J. G. has a terrible crush on a set of twins, still! I. C. and L. R. are playing the game, too . . Since when do engaged girls get crushes on classmates ? Ask a couple of Seniors. What two teachers are making English and Drivers training classes niore enjoyable for a few bright-eyed dolls . . . The Senior room was up in fire when C. R. and G. H. exchanged words (a lot of words). They now call an eighth grader Don Juan. His jacket sure gets around. Any com- ments D. B.? . . . Whatever ended the romance of N. H. and E. C.? ... There were diamond catchers in 1959-60 which includes M. M., J. H., L. O., and N. G. They look pretty happy, too . . . Who is the speed demon of Hermon? 1 know of a few . . . D. K. is still with us and does more sleep- ing than anything else. Well kids, that’s all for this year. Tune in next year, same time, same book for the thrilling episode of “The Key Hole Spy,” brought to you, compliments of the “Gabby Toothpaste Company, Inc.” Also the makers of “Hiller’s Glue for False Plates.” FOSS ESSO SERVICE Range and Fuel Oils Telephone 8021-3 Hampden, Maine TATE'S GARAGE General Repair — Welding Backhoe Digging — Gravel — Loam Tel. Hermon 8-5514 32 ONE-ACT PLAY THE CLOD CAST Thaddeus Trask Mary Trask A Northern Private A Southern Sergeant A Southern Private Director______________________________ Properties Prompter Make-up Arthur Robinson Roberta Stevens Keith Kinney Dwight Walls Wesley Hallowed Mr. Worley Robert Haskell Dale Douglas Mr. Spaulding Compliments of ANNE CRANE 7 Patten Street Compliments of BANGOR EXCHANGE HOTEL 99 Pickering Square Bangor, Maine Compliments of LITTLEFIELD SAFE LOCK CO. Safes — Vaults — Building Hardware Brewer, Maine Compliments of BOB'S GULF STATION Hampden, Maine 33 TV Students—Seated: S. Reardon, P. Carle, S. Strout, R. Clark Standing: B. Duplisea, M. Duplisea, B. Carle. Dirigo State—B. Carle, S. Strout, S. Grant. Glee Club—Director. Miss Hewes. 35 F. H. A. The Future Homemakers of Hermon High elected the following officers this year: (1) President ....................... Jackie Jewett (2) Vice President____________________ Kathy Hansen (3) Secretary _................ Maryanthy Voudoukis (4) Treasurer------ ---------------- Shirley Light Among the successful activities for the year, numerous Basketball Hops were held after home games. The F.H.A. girls honored their parents and teachers by inviting them to an International Banquet, during the month of March. During the year we attended the District and State Con- ventions, held in Pittsfield and Augusta respectively. In May we held our annual installation of officers, and a tea for our mothers. We would like to thank I aughton Jewett for all his helpfulness in making our Record Hops successful, also we would like to express our thanks to Miss Sawtelle. 36 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: B. Jordan, L. Garland, N. Caldwell, S. Bartlett, J. Martin, Sharon Grant (absent). Standing: D. Kinney, K. Hartley, S. Strout, A. Archer, R. Pike, P. Withee. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated: S. Grant, S. Light, M. Mosher, Carolyn Russell, G. Hillicr. Standing: Advisor, Mr. Overlook, M. Dupli sea, S. Strout, B. Carle. 37 SPELLING REPRESENTATIVES Left to right: N. Gordon, N. Caldwell, W. Hallowell, L. Grass. OFFICE SECRETARIES Seated: G. Hillicr, C. Russell. Standing: M Witherly, N. Gordon, P. Treadwell. 38 SAFETY COUNCIL Advisor, Mr. Overlook; President, D. Kearns; Vice President, B. Newcomb; Secretary- Treasurer, J. Jewett. LIBRARIANS Advisor: Mr. Worley 39 PATROL BOYS 40 First row: B. Carle, G. Cousins, D. Lord, S. Strout, II. Stevens, H. Jordan. Second row: Mr. MacDonald, Coach; M. Duplisea, B. Newcomb, R. Pike, C. Overlook, R. Haskell, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Hawks, coached by Clyde MacDonald, had a better season than usual, winning nine games and losing ten. A few close games went the wrrong way and could have made a difference in the play-offs at the end of the season. Herbert Jordan was high scorer with 284 points, second high- est scorer was Melvin Duplisea with 220 points. The outlook for next year is good. Three of the main string men are coming back; they are Melvin Duplisea, Roger Pike, and Bruce Newcomb. Hermon 58 Winter port SCORES 64 Hermon 55 Winterport 57 Hermon 49 Carmel 28 Hermon 60 Corinna 40 Hermon 45 Blue Hill 37 Hermon 66 East Corinth 53 Hermon 54 Corinna 22 Hermon 56 Hampden 68 Hermon 49 East Corinth 53 Hermon 61 Blue Hill 85 Hermon 48 Hampden 66 Hermon 56 Newport 66 Hermon 67 Hartland 30 Hermon 96 Hartland 47 Hermon 47 Stonington 57 Hermon 62 Anson 36 Hermon 59 Newport 74 Hermon 57 Winthrop 61 Hermon 77 Carmel 41 42 FiTSt row R Ashe, E. Cousins, R. Booker. J. Grant, B. Richardson, H. Grant Second row: T Richardson. S. Doughty, W. Leonard, R. Burgess, S. Edgecomb, W. Third'row W. Madelle, J. Reynolds, G. Goss, W. Edgecomb, R. Patten, W. Munn, Hansen, J. Dean. Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball The seventh and eighth grade basketball team coached by Derwood Hillman had a very successful season; winning five games and losing two. Jimmy Reynolds and Walter Edgecomb were high scorers for the season. The schedule for the season was: Hermon 59 Newport 17 Hermon 41 C.Y.O. 45 Hermon 54 Hampden 39 Hermon 39 Hampden 3 Compliments of R. B. HARRIMAN Hermon 59 Carmel 46 Hermon 35 C.Y.O. 42 Hermon 57 Carmel 17 Compliments of DR. and MRS. JAMES ELLIOTT WESTSIDE CLEANERS, INC. Compliments of MYRON STROUT'S BARBER SHOP Hermon, Maine 44 Bangor, Maine bint row: J. Fage, B. Duplisca, II. Curry, II. Stevens, R. Tozicr, B. Carle, H. Jordan, R. Burgess. Second row: G. Cousins, V. Huz ell, R. Pike, D. Walls, P. Randall. D. Kearns, M. Duplisca. V. Allen, Mr. Lord, Coach. BASEBALL The Fall Baseball learn, coached by Mr. Lord, won two games and lost one. The team loses only three seniors: Barry Carle, Herbert Jordan and George Cousins. A good season should be shaping up next year. The schedule for the season was: Hermon 14 Carmel 3 Hermon 10 Newport 1 Hermon 3 East Corinth 12 Compliments of Compliments of BANGOR BEEF TONY'S BAKERY BRAKE SERVICE, INC WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE RICE’S FRANKFURTERS 78 Years’ Quality Products 45 C. H. RICE CO. Bangor, Maine JAYVEE BASKETBALL The Jayvees didn’t have a very good season in 59-60. They won only three and lost six, but the boys gained valuable experience, which will help them in playing Varsity ball. Ralph Tozier and Bernard Duplisea were high scorers for the year. The eighth grade has a lot of good players and should have an excellent Jayvee team next year. The schedule for the season was: Hermon 48 Blue Hill 38 Hermon 32 East Corinth 46 Hermon 26 Hampden 43 Hermon 36 Stonington 61 Hermon 51 Newport 52 Hermon 39 East Corinth 32 Hermon 30 Hampden 42 Hermon 47 Blue Hill 45 Hermon 47 Newport 51 A FRIEND Old Friends are best Not because they are old But because the years that roll, The years that try and mar and Mend, have proved them worth The title “Friend”! THE HINCKS COAL COMPANY Mobilflame Bottled Gas Mobilflame Fuel Oils Timken Silent Automatic Furnaces Gas Appliances Anthracite and Bituminous Coal 11 Central St. Dial 6478 Bangor MISHOU'S PHARMACY is your old friend Best Wishes HAROLD D. SMITH SON Six Mile Falls Bangor, Maine J. I. Case Farm and Industrial Machinery You Can Farm Cheaper With Case See and Drive the New Case-O-Matic Drive Tractors 46 4 Seated: M. Jordan, N. Caldwell, C. Cousins, M. Voudoukis, N. Gordon, S. Reardon, S. Bartlett. Standing: Coach Mr. Lundquist, Assistant Manager G. Hillier, I. Freeman, D. Bell, A. Nowell, J. Andrews, M. Withcrly, S. Light, J. Jewett, Manager S. Patten. GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL We had an enjoyable and partially successful season of basketball, with Mr. Lundquist as our coach. There were fifteen girls who had suits, two of whom were Seniors. Carolyn Cousins represented Hermon in the foul shoot- ing contest at Husson College. The girls are playing intramural basketball and next year’s team looks very favorable. SCHEDULE Hermon 28 Carmel 27 Hermon 41 Corinna 23 East Corinth 53 Hermon 37 Hampden 45 Hermon 27 Hermon 31 Hartland 20 Newport 25 Hermon 16 Hermon 27 Carmel 21 Hermon 32 Corinna 30 East Corinth 30 Hermon 29 Hampden 36 Hermon 27 Newport 30 Hermon 29 Hartland 25 Hermon 24 First row: J. Hanson, B. Jordon, G. Lord, A. Carle, J. Simmons, G. Littlefield. Second row: J. Pike, S. Clark. J. Homestead, L. Lord, N. Hansen. Junior High Girls' Basketball This was the first year we had a 7th and 8th grade girls’ team. The girls and their manager, Marilyn Munn came to practice faithfully every Saturday morning from 9:00 to 11:00. At these practices the girls were taught how to control the dribble of the ball, the different passes used, the correct way to pass it, and how to pivot without traveling. We had only two games. Both were with the C.Y.O. We won both of these games. Beverly Jordan was high scorer with 15 and 16 points respectively. All the girls had a chance to play in these games. ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. A. H. MARLEY Distributors STOKELY’S FINEST FOODS ROY'S VARIETY STORE Cities Service Products Groceries STANDARD ELECTRIC CO. Tel. 8-4281 Blacksmith Outfit -— Go Anywhere Hermon, Maine Friendly Service Outer Union St.—Next to Dow A.F.B. Phone Bangor 9049 48 Bangor, Maine From row: J. Jewett, Captain K. Hanson, S. Light. Second row: M. Mosher, R. Stevens, M. Allen. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders were off to a good start working for a big goal—new uniforms. By having food sales and one very successful supper, we made our goal of $120.00. Our uniforms were made of cotton gabardine. They were a fitted blue vest, with gold buttons up the front. We had gold blouses, with pom poms for cuff links. We also wore blue sneakers and white socks. The skirts were three yards around with a gold “H” on the left side. We had blue megaphones with a gold “H” printed on them. We wish to thank our principal, Mr. Lundquist; our coach, Miss Sawtelle; Mrs. Allen, Jayvee Cheerleaders, High School, friends, and our parents, who helped us during the season. There are eight girls on the cheering squad, three sophomores and five juniors. Our appreciation also goes to C. Kleinhelter, who taught us our new cheers. Our biggest night was Hampden vs. Hermon. We started the game off by the band playing the Processional March and two cheerleaders held a hoop while the boys jumped through it. The hoop was blue with a big Hawk painted on it, by Dwight Walls. The other girls kept time, with the music with their mega- phones. Then we had the flag salute, where the cheer- leaders went on the floor and everyone stood at atten- tion for the Star Spangled Banner played by the school band. At the half we also had an exciting thing take place. We were able to have the band play the School Song while everyone sang it. 49 G. Littlefield, J. Jewett, Captain; N. Hillier, S. Clark, G. Partridge, A. Witherly, L. Doughty. J. V. CHEERLEADERS Compliments of STICKNEY and BABCOCK FUEL CO. 112 Franklin Street Bangor—5664 Miss Sawtelle was our advisor and at the beginning of the year we helped the Varsity Girls earn money for their uniforms. We used the uniforms that the girls made last year. Throughout the year new cheers were developed. Jeanne Jewett, a second grader has been mascot for our team for the past two years. 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