Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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TRIBUTE TO SUPERINTENDENTS Earl C. McGraw Resigned from our school union after seventeen and a half years of faithful service to the education of students in Hermon. Howard S. Millett We feel very fortunate to have Mr. Millett succeed Mr. McGraw as our superintendent. We feel confident that under his guidance the schools of Hermon will reach new educational heights. 16

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SENIOR INITIALS M. A.—Merry Always L. A.—Lots of Ambition S. B.—Small Bombshell C. B.—Can’t Boast G. B.—Good Bet P. C.—Part Cautious R. C.—Heal Casual E. C.—Educated Casanova C. C.—Comic Clown M. C.—Mad-Cap - 'TTVojvAa - B. D.—Boys’ Delight B. D.—Bold, Dauntless K. E.—Rather Eccentric I. F.—Ideal Flirt C. G.—Chose George D. G.—Dangerous Gamble K. H.—Kind of Handsome T. H.—Temper Happy M. J.—Mischievous Joker P. K.—Perpetual Kidder B. N.—Big Nut J. P.—Jovial Person E. P.—Extreme Panic A. P.—Always Patient S. R.—Small Rebel P. T.—Perfect Thought R. T.—Roving Terror C. W.—Calmly Waiting THE NEW CAR Just out of the showroom A new Car has been sold Gleaming and shiny— A sight to behold. A high-powered engine— Well oiled and new Custom upholstery— Bucket seats too. Out on a trial run The power steering feels good And power brakes stop you The way good brakes should. But all of these extras Are not worth a dime— If you take that car out And roll it over sometime. 15 Thomas Homsted

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JUNIOR CLASS Front row, left to right: B. Henderson, N. Hillier. P. Sawyer, L. Taylor. P. Rich. S. Camp- bell. Second row. C. Gordon, A. Hayward, K. Cousins, L. Doughty, C. Blake, V Witherly, G. Partridge, R. Russell, P. Booker, Advisor; Mr. Carr. Third row: D. Douglass. S. Garland, D. Malloch, R. Haskell. G. Gould T. Griffin, R. Bragg, W. Hallowell. R. Dansercau, D. Kinney. The class officers were: Dale Douglass, President; Wesley Hallowell, Vice President; Penelope Rich, Secretary; Kenneth Cousins, Treasurer. Dale Douglass and Wesley Hallo- well are the Junior Class representatives in the Student Council. The Junior Class is well represented in the extra-curricular activities. Kenneth Cousins, Richard Dansereau, Phillip Booker, and Wesley Hallowell played on the Varsity Basketball team; Stanley Garland played on Junior Varsity. On the Varsity Cheering Squad were Norine Hillier, Paulette Sawyer, and Anita With- erly. Dale Douglass and Stanley Garland are in the band. Gail Partridge and Penelope Rich are members of the newly formed Future Teachers’ Club. Richard Dansereau, Kenneth Cousins, and Wesley Hallowell were on the track team. Gail Partridge, Penelope Rich, and JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS From left to right: Vice President. Wesley H.tllowell; President, Dale Douglass; Treasurer, Kenneth Cousins; Secretary, Penelope Rich. Ronnie Russell were in the one act play. Phil- lip Booker, Richard Dansereau, Richard Walls, Stanley Garland, Wesley Hallowell, and Arthur Hayward tried out for baseball. Paulette Saw- yer and Lenore Taylor became members of the National Honor Society. Lenore Taylor, Paulette Sawyer, Dale Douglass, Kenneth Cousins, Robert Haskell are on the HAWK Staff. Paulette Sawyer. Dale Douglass, and Penelope Rich are on the Year Book Staff. The Junior Class added to its treasury by sponsoring a record hop, by selling Drake’s products and school pens. The main interests for us this year were the Junior Prom and Junior Exhibition. Those chosen as finalists for Junior Exhibition were Richard Danse- reau, Dale Douglass, Wesley Hallowell, Robert Haskell, Norine Hillier, Richard Walls, Pene- lope Rich, Gail Partridge, Lenore Taylor, Stan- ley Garland, and Ronald Russell. The Junior Class would like to thank our class advisor, Mr. Carr, and the rest of the faculty for their help during the year. Penelope Rich 17