Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1963 volume:

Ohe Senior Glass of Olermon on9h School proudly presents Ohe 1963 JIGcrophon e fjcfitor SPaufe e Sawyer Cassis an fjcfi ors Sfary Stoss—foenore St ay for 7, ore won The Microphone broadcasts over a wide area the ideas of mankind. These ideas are about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as outlined in our constitution - ideas which have been long in formation as has our Microphone. Our school this year can be accurately com- pared to our country in the early eighteen hundreds. The building has been enlarged, the student body has increased and the Faculty is re- latively new. For these reasons the Microphone has been enlarged and improved to keep up with this modern trend. This year we present to you a modified, modernized yearbook which we believe everyone will thoroughly enjoy. Hard work by the citizens is credited to the success of our country and such is the case of our yearbook, you make it a success by your co-operation. ( on en s I( ministration Seniors ( Incferc assmen Activities It ) e tics 7lc uertise merits AJ ninistration Dedication JKr. ( art ID. 3uncf(juisl The Senior Class proudly dedicates the 1963 edition of the Microphone to MR. CARL W. LUNDQUIST, Principal of Hermon High School. We wish to express appreciation for all of the guidance and help he has given us through the years. His many efforts to improve this school will always be remembered. Mr. Richard Babb Driver Education Mrs. Floy Bemis English Mr. Joseph Cardello Physical Education, Boys Varsity Coach Mr. Ralph Carr History Social Studies Mr. Alfred Chase Science Mrs. Mary Gledhill French Latin Mr. James Hanley English, Librarian Mr. Wilfred Lord Mathematics Mr. Peter Meyer English 1 Mrs. Bertha Myers Commercial Mr. Sawin Millett Math Science Mrs. Helen Scruggs Home Economics Mr. Ernest Starbird Commercial Mr. Carl Withee Industrial Arts Mr. C. Ben Zieglar Music Glee Club 5 SEATED: L. Taylor, J. Reynolds, G. Goss, P. Cole, D. Douglass, P. Sawyer. STANDING: Mrs. Myers, G. Brawn, L. Adams, G. Curtis, J. Graves, C. Shaw, M. Griffin, D. Dean, A. Witherly, N. Hillier. STANDING: P. Rich, K. Cousins, F. Smith, R. Mahon, T. Johns. Valedictorian Gloria Curtis Class History .... Paulette Sawyer Class Prophecy..........Iris Smith Class Will........... Penelope Rich Class Gifts........ Lenore Taylor Class Gifts...........Linda Tardiff Salutatorian Robert Jarvis First Honor Essay Wayne Smith Senior Gfass Officers SEATED: Dale Douglass, President; Robert Jarvis, Vice President; Ignore Tay’or, Secretary; Wesley Hallowell, Assistant Treasurer. STANDING: Ted Johns, Treasurer. 7J 5 emor Report The Senior Class of '63 started the year off with Mrs. Floy Bemis and Mr. Wilford Lord as our class advisors. During the past four years the largest percent of participation of the class members has been in Sports. The Senior Class is very pleased that a member of our class was chosen by the school to be the Winter Carnival Queen, JoAnn Howes. The Class wishes to convey our thanks to the persons who have made our four years at Hermon High School successful and fulfilling. Our days at Hermon High School are coming to an end. The passage of time will inevitably erase the vitality of these years; they will ebb into that which is memory-------never to be forgotten. CYNTHIA ANN ADAMS College Course Moderation is best in all things. Ramey Air Force Base High School 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Intramural Baseball 1,2,3; In- tramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Intramural Swim Meet 1, 3; Girls Track 3; Girls Basketball 4; Varsity Cheer- leading Alternate 4; Girls Athletic Association 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Junior-Senior Play 3, Second Honor Essay. CAROLYN ANN BLAKE Commercial Course Life is what you make it-so make it good. Majorette 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Librarian 3; Spelling Bee Alternate 4; Glee Club 1; Intramural Basketball 2,3. PHILLIP CLYDE BOOKER College Course They can conquer who believe they can. J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 4; Baseball 2,3; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,4; Intramural Referee 3. DARRELL KENNETH BRAGG Industrial Arts Course If you don’t know about something, find out. Shop Club 1; Track 2. IRENE RUTH BUCKINGHAM Commercial Course 'The ups and downs of life do not disturb me. Safety Council 1; F.H.A. 2; Glee Club 1. HENRY ELWOOD BUNKER Industrial Arts Course Manhood, not scholarship is the first aim of edu- cation. Bangor High 1; Basketball 3; Track 1; Rifle Club 2; Varsity Basketball Manager 4. KENNETH VERE COUSINS General Course ’'Friend and sportsmanship are equal in a well-liked man. Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Cross-Country 2,3,4; Co- Captain 4; Shop Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Var- sity Club 4; Student Council 2; Class Treasurer 3; Patrol Boy 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hawk Staff 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Baseball 4. GLORIA BERNICE CURTIS Commercial Course Knowledge is power and power is success. One-Act Play 1; League Spelling 1,2,3,4; Girls Bas- ketball 1,2; Varsity Cheerleading 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Class Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Dirigo Girls State 3; Glee Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4; Hawk Staff 4; Li- brarian 3; Valedictorian. RICHARD CHARLES DANSEREAU College Course Who loves not wine, women, and song is a fool his whole life long. Orono High School 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 1,3,4; O Club 1,2; Glee Club 1, 2,3; One-Act Play 1,2; Junior Exhibition 3; National Merit Scholarship Test; High Honors-Math; Honors- Total; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Sports Editor 4. LINDA LUETTA DOUGHTY Commercial Course Behind that calm and innocent eye, mystery and mis- chief lie. J. V. Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 3. DALE ALLEN DOUGLASS College Course My words and my thoughts are my own. Class President 3,4; Student Council 3,4; President 4; Band 1,2,3; Safety Council 2; Safety Patrol 1,2, Vice President 2; J.V. Basketball Manager 1; One-Act Play 1; Junior Exhibition 3; Hawk Staff 3,4, Business Manager3; Microphone Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4; English Honors, National Merit Scholarship 3; Dirigo Boys' State 3; President’s Address 4. LINWOOD WYMAN FOGG Industrial Arts Course Everyone excels in something which another fails. J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Cross Country 3. STANLEY WARREN GARLAND College Course Quiet to only those who don't know him. J. V. Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4, Band Award 2; Junior Exhibition 3, First Prize Humorous; Maine Music Camp 4. COLBY CLYDE GORDON Industrial Arts Course Have fun you're only young once. Cross Country 2; J.V. Basketball 1; Class Vice- President 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1; Patrol Boy 1. GEORGE HARRY GOULD General Course 'The higher the rise the broader the view. Safety Council 2; Middler Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intra- mural Basketball 3; Glee Club 3; Rifle Club 4; Band 3,4, Band Drum Major 4. WESLEY ERNEST HALLOWELL College Course Self-confidence is the first requisite to great under- standing. Class President 1,2; Class Vice-President 3; Assist- ant Treasurer 4; J.V. Basketball2; Basketball3,4; Co- Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; One-Act Play 1; League Spelling 1; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 4, Treas- urer 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Band 1; Alter- nate Dirigo Boys' State 3; T.V. Science Course 2; Safety Patrol 1,2; National Honor Society 4; National Merit Scholarship Test - High Honors, Math, English, and Total. ROBERT CHARLES HASKELL College Course Why should the devil have all the fun? One-Act Play 1; Band 1,2; J. V. Basketball 2; Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3; Baseball 3, 4, Basketball Manager 1; Dirigo Boys' State 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Dramatics Club 3; Safety Council 1; Varsity Club 4; Hawk Staff 3. ARTHUR FORREST HAYWARD College Course 'The Flower of our young manhood. Intramural Basketball 2. BETTY ANN HENDERSON Commercial Course A smile is like an 'echo'-it always comes back to you. Majorette 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3. NORINE EDNA HILLIER Commercial Course Opportunity merely knocks-temptation kicks the door in. Librarian Club 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Safety Coun- cil 2;One-Act Play 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 3; Hawk Staff 2,3; Junior Exhibition 3; J. V.Cheerleader 1,2,Captain 1,2; Varsity Cheer- leader 3,4, Captain 4; First Year Typing Medal 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Dirigo Girls' State 3; General Man- ager of Magazine Drive 4; Softball 1,2,3,4. JO ANN HOWES Commercial Course You work at your own happiness by making others happy. Class Vice President 1; Secretary 2; Librarian 1; Treasurer 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Office Personnel; Cheering 1,2,3,4; Captain 1,3. ROBERT WAYNE JARVIS College Course 'Tis not the size that makes the man. Class President 1, Vice President 2,4; Varsity Club 4, Vice President 4; Student CouncU 1,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Honor Awards Math 1,2,3, Science 1,2; Citizenship 2; Salutatorian. THEODORE ARTHUR JOHNS Commercial Course Lead him to a task, and conquer it he will. Basketball 1,2,3, Manager 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross- Country 3,4; Class Treasurer 1; One-Act Play Direc- tor 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Dirigo Boys' State 3; Dra- matic Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Year- book Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 4. BETTY JEAN KENNEDY Commercial Course Everything happens to everybody sooner or later if there is time enough. Office Presonnel 1,2; Girl's Basketball l;Glee Club. DAVID RICHARD KINNEY General Course Variety is the very spice of life. Student Council 1,2; Class Marshal 3. MARY BELLE LAMPHIER Commercial Course Life is a picture, paint it well. Junior Exhibition 3; Dramatics Club 4; Glee Club REGINA MARIE MAHON College Course Life is far too important a thing to be taken seri- ously. Cheerleader 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Class President 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Varsity Club 4; Junior Exhibition 3; Softball 1,2,3. DONALD LEROY MALLOCH Industrial Arts Course Learn from the mistakes of others, you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. Safety Club 1,2,3; Patrolman 1,2. PATRICIA ANNE MOITOZA General Course Mischief lurks behind the smile. Cheering 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 3. GAIL DENNISE PARTRIDGE College Course It's nice to be important, but more important to be lice. J. V. Cheerleading 1; Varsity Cheerleading 4; Glee Club 1,2; One-Act Play 2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Library Club2,3; Future Teachers Club 3; Captain of Magazine Drive 1; Junior Exhibition 3. PENELOPE JANE RICH College Course '’What we are born is God's gift to us, what we become is our gift to God. Ellsworth High School 1; Girls' Field Hockey 1; Girls' Athletic Association 1; Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 2,3, President 4; Library Club 4; Glee Club 3; Future Teachers Club 3; Junior Exhibition 3; First Prize Poetry; Class Secretary 3; Alternate, Dirigo Girls' State 3; One-Act Play 2,3; Yearbook Staff 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; National Merit Scholarship Test, Honors-English and Total, Class Will. JAMES ALAN ROBINSON Industrial Arts Course A quiet man is richer than a crown. Corinna Union Academy 1; Brewer High School2,3. RONALD ARTHUR RUSSELL Industrial Arts Course Grin, grind, and attain. Dramatics Club 3,4; One-Act Play 3; Safety Patrol- man 1,2; Junior Prize Speaking 3. PAULETTE ANN SAWYER Commercial Course Getting things done is largely a matter of getting things started. Librarian Club 1,2; Home Economics Award 1,2; Crisco Home Economics Trophy 2; Bookkeeping Award 2; Safety Council 2; J. V. Cheerleader 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Microphone Staff 3,4; As- sistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Dirigo Girls' State Alter- nate 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; General Manager of the Magazine Drive 4; Class History. CAROL JEAN SHAW Commercial Course Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Class Treasurer 1; Girl's Basketball 1,2,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Junior Exhibition 3; Cheerleader 2; Hawk Staff 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Vice President Dramatics Club4; President Varsity Club 4; Spelling Contest 4; Rifle Club 4. FRANKLIN LOUIS SMITH Industrial Arts We are born not for ourselves but to help others. Class Vice President 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Cross-Country Manager 3,4; One-Act Play 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Student Council 3; Dramatics Club 4; Varsity Club 4. IRIS REBECCA SMITH Commercial Course Good nature is always acceptable. Student Council 1,2, Secretary 1; Cheerleader 1; Hawk Staff 4; Typing Award 2, Class Prophecy. WAYNE MILLARD SMITH College Course Life is too short to learn it all in the school of ex- perience. National Honor Society 2,3,4; Manager Varsity Bas- ketball 4; J. V. Basketball 3; Manager Cross Country 3; Business Manager of the Hawk 4; English Award 1; Social Science Award 2; French Award 3; First Honor Essay. PAUL JAMES SPEED General Course Failure is only for those who think failure. MARLENE JOYCE STEELE Commercial Course Patience is the key to success. Librarian 2,3; Junior Prize Speaking 3; Glee Club 4; Dramatics Club 4. LINDA LEA TARDIFF Commercial Course Quiet and neat, most pleasant to meet. Student Council 2; Junior Prize Speaking 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Hawk Staff 4; Class Secretary 1; Commercial Award 2; Class Gifts. LENORE PHYLLIS TAYLOR Commercial Course Every noble work is at first impossible. Librarian Club 1,2,3; Dramatics Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2; Safety Council 2; Hawk Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Typist 3,4, Exchange Editor 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Secretary 2,4; Yearbook Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Junior Prize Speaking 3; Magazine Drive Caotain 4; Class Gifts. DEAN FRANCIS WASHBURN General Course He who has not loved has not lived. Baseball 1; Basketball 3; Basketball Manager 4; As- sistant Business Manager of the Hawk 4. ANITA LOUISE WITHER LY Commercial Course Don't take life seriously. Safety Council 2; Basketball 3; Cheering 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Yearbook Staff Alumni Editor 4. c Senior Jnitiafs C-ute A-nd A-vailable C-alling A-ll B-oys P-ink C-olored B-lush N-eat, L-ovable B-oy D-arn K-ind B-oy I'm R-avishingly B-eautiful H-e's E-verybodys B-oy K-enny's V-ery C-ool G-eniality B-anishes C-are R-are C-reation (of) D-evilry L-ively L-aughter D-ominates D-ied A D-emocrat L-ife W-ith F-un S-till W-aiting G-iris C-alling C-ute G-irls G-reat H-appy G-uy W-ins E-very H-eart R-aises C-ain H-ere A-lways F-ull (of) H-eck B-ouncy A-nd H-appy N-orth E-ast H-urricane J-ust E-verybody's H-oney R-eady W-ith J-okes T-ypical A-merican J-aper B-rings J-ust K-indness D-rive R-ight K-id M-ighty B-ashful L-ady R-eally M-oney M-ad D-efinitely L-oves M-ischief P-retty A-nd M-erry G-ay, D-elightful P-erson P-ersonally J-ust R-ight R-eal A-cting R-ole J-ust A R-over P-olly's A-lways S-miling C-omical? J-ust S-lightly F-riendly L-ittle S-mile I-rR-esiS-tible W-itty M-inded S-enior P-aul J-okes S-teadily M-aybe J-ust S-hy L-ively, L-ovable T-raits L-ittle P-rinters T-abloid D-earest F-riends—W-omen A L-ittle W-acky en or c upe ' ai ues CLASS TWISTERS Linda Ronnie BEST APPEARANCE Norman Pat CLASS FLIRTS MOST SOPHISTICATED Dick Gloria Cindy Robert BEST DISPOSITION Henry Carolyn SHYEST Phil Betty CLASS CLOWNS Regina Bobby BEST ALL AROUND Wes Paulette DID MOST FOR CLASS Dale Lenore MOST COURTEOUS Penny Frank MOST ATHLETIC Carol Kenny LAZIEST Dave Irene CLASS INTELLECTS Dale Cindy NICEST PERSONALITIES MOST NERVOUS SHORTEST TALLEST MOST LIKEABLE JoAnn Colby Betty Arthur Robert Norine George Iris MOST TALKATIVE Anita Dick (classes JUNIORS President Gary Goss Vice President Ina Smith Treasurer Sandra Chapman Asst. Secretary Judy Homested Secretary Sharon Clark SOPHOMORE President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS R. Booker M. Murray D. Goodwin E. Lavoie FRESHMEN President Arlan Freeman Vice President Carolyn Leonard Secretary Cheryl Tracy Asst. Treasurer Robert Reynolds Asst. Treasurer Lorraine Ashe Asst. Treasurer K. Kleinhelter SEATED: L. Blanchard, B. Currier, J. Hall, D. Gould, D. Brawn, L. Hanscom, B. Adams. STANDING: G. Burns, D. Hall, D. Carnrick, S. Chapman, J. Graves, S. Clark, D. Gould, R. Dow, H. Applebee, Advisor: Mr. Carr. STANDING: R. Booker, D. DeGrasse, P. Cole, W. Edgecomb, A. Archer, J. Clifford, G. Goss, R. Emery. Jt amor C c ass SEATED: M. Parson, D. Stevenson, J. Homested, S. McLain, D. Lord, I. Smith, B.Jordon. STANDING: Ad- visor: Mr. Starbird, B. Richardson, R. Sherwood, D. Keith, M. Thibeau, B. Smith, D. Vicnaire, G. Hillman, E. Libby, A. Walker. STAND- ING: A. Witham, R. Pickard, J. Reynolds, D. Mahon, D. Millett, C. Perry, W. Munn, W. Hansen, R. Luce. 21 Son ( cJopnomore v )lass C c SEATED: A. Carle, D. Boulier, D. Dean, V. Campbell, L. Bishop, M. Blackwell, G. Carter. STANDING: C. Cutler, H. Crosby, B. Colson, R. Booker, G. Chapman, M. Davis, L. Adams, H. Dunton, Advisor: Mr. Babb. STANDING: T. Dur n, E. Cousins, R. Ashe, J. Duncan, D. Bartlett, T. Applebee, F. Bulter, S. Doughty, S. Davis. SEATED: J. Hanson, D. Holland, D. Goodwin, L. Hewes, R. Ellis, H. Flectcher, S. Essex. STANDING: Advisor: Mr. Babb, M. Getchell, R. Ellsworth, J.Goodspeed, N. Hansen, M. Griffin. STANDING: R. Eaton, J. Grant, D. Hutchinson, S. Edge- comb, R. N. Griffin, R. Hannen, A. Gilks. SEATED: J. Martin, P. Pomroy, E. Lavoie, L. Lawrence, G. Littlefield, M. Munn, J. Martain. STANDING: C. Nute, L. Prindle, R. Mayhew, M. Murray, E. Keith, S. Overlock, J. Pike, Advisor, Mr. Cardello. STANDING: C. Parsons, J. Thibo- deau, B. Jackson, R. Patten, F. Perry, G. Porter, R. Keating, W. Leonard, L. Quinn, R. Adams. SEATED: J. Simmons, A. Stewart, L. Robinson, L. Worcester, S. Stu- ber, S. Wilson, L. Stubbs. STAND- ING: Advisor, Mr. Cardello, G. Strout, W. Stubbs, L. Turner, C. Smith, L. Roy, B. Sherwood, G. Tardiff, S. STANDING: R. Tread- well, F. Roy, R. Walls, R. J. Griffin, G. Waterman, T. Richardson, R. Runnels, D. Richardson, J. Simpson. 'Jresjfunan () ass SEATED: L. Cutler, D. Cormier, L. Beven, D. Conners, L. Ashe, A. Adams, H. Brasslett. STANDING: Mr. Chase, Advisor, F. Cole, H. Adams, M. Coen, S. Bemis, C. Crossman, D. Archer, D. Blackwell, L. Burke, J. Blanchard, F. Clark, S. Clark. SEATED: L. J. Harris, J. Goodwin, S. Hudson, K. Kleinhelter, N. Gar- land, J. Jewett, K. Darke. STAND- ING: L. Graves, F. Holland, H. King, E. Hanning, L. L. Harris, L. Goodine, L. King, M. Homsted, R. Haskell, J. Homsted, T. Dansereau, R. Durost, Mr. Meyer, Advisor. STANDING: D. Getchell, T. Frost, D. Goodine, F. Freeland, A. Free- man, C. Harris, D. Hannen, R. Howes, E. Fitz, L. Higgins, T. Duran. SEATED: S. Ross, L. Miller, C. Leonard, D. Lawrence, G. Ring, D. Philbrook, P. Ross. STANDING: M. Parsons, P. McLeod, A. Pullen, G. Ross, T. Partridge, C. Stevenson, P.Ross. STANDING: Advisor, Mrs. Gledhill,R. Reynolds, N. Philbrook, K. Light, J. Mahon, M. Nickerson, F. Noyes, G. Lord, P. Rich. SEATED: S. Spencer, B. Witherly, V. St. Louis, S. Walls, S. Snow, K. Taylor, G. Weeks. STANDING: Ad- visor, Mr. Millet, F. Walker, C. Thibodeau, L. Wentworth, S. Taylor, K. Thomas, L. Stevens, L. Weeks, C. White, C. Tracy, L. Shaw, C. Thi- beau. STANDING: D. Sands, D. St. Louis, C. Small, J. Treadwell, A. Smith. M. White, F. Thayer, V. Spencer, J. O'Donal, K. Swett, R. Simmons. m emones Working HARD or HARDLY working?? My next lecture at assembly will be on neatness. Censored!!! c ){ucfent (council SEATED: A. Freeman, G. Goss, C. Leonard, M. Murray, I. Smith, R. Jarvis. STANDING: R. Booker, D. Douglass. Officers President................Dale Douglass Vice President...........Robert Jarvis Secretary.....................Ina Smith Treasurers...............Marlene Murray Arlan Freeman The Student Council of Hermon High School had its first meeting of the year on September 11, 1962, with Mr. Lundquist as its faculty advisor. Two members were chosen from each class making eight members. The major projects of the Student Council this year are to set up a schedule for intramural sports and to provide two or more scholarships for students planning further education. In order to do this, each Student Council member takes his turn selling potato chips, ice cream, and candy, during noon and recess. 26 yCationa 7Io nor Society SEATED: G. Tardtff, J. Homested, P. Sawyer, W. Edgecomb, D. Boulier, I. Smith. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Starbird, L. Taylor, G. Littlefield, G. Curtis, R. Booker, R. Cole, G. Goss, R. Jarvis, J. Goodspeed, L. Tar dill, C. Adams. STANDING: W. Smith, W. HalloweU, R. Emery. Officers President................Paulette Sawyer Vice President...........Walter Edgecomb Sec. Treasurer.....................Judy Homested The National Honor Society began this year with members from Hermon and Carmel. We are selling Drake Products and printing the Hawk to earn money. The money earned will be used for a scholarship to be presented to some worthy senior at graduation. Our new members to be initiated in May are Senior-Wes Hallowell, Junior- Gary Goss, Sophomores-Robert Booker, Donna Boulier, Joanne Goodspeed, Gaynor Littlefield, and George Tardiff. 27 SEATED: T. Johns, J. Simpson, W. Hallowell, R. Jarvis, J. Reynolds, G. Goss, T. Richardson, R. Booker. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Carr, R. Emery, K. Cousins, W. Munn, D. Hutchinson, D. Mahon, D. Millett, R. Haskell, R. Ashe, R. Dansereau, R. Booker, F. Smith, S. Doughty, Advisor, Mr. Cardello. SEATED: B. Jordon. S. Chapman, J. Graves, C. Shaw, I. Smith, J. Pike, S. Clark. STANDING: G. Curtis, J. Homested, R. Mahon, N. Hansen, Advisor, Mr. Babb. 28 7law A Staff SEATED: I. Smith, J. Graves, W. Smith, Editor, L. Taylor, P. Sawyer, I. Smith. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Starbird, P. Rich, K. Kleinhelter, L. Tardiff, L. Harris, S. Chapman, C. Shaw, G. Curtis, J. Homested, G. Brawn, D. Boulier, N. Hillier. STANDING: D. Douglass, R. Dow, W. Edgecomb, P. Cole, R. Dansereau. 29 Gloria Curtis Internationa Club SEATED: S. Spencer, J. Pike, D. Boulier, J. Goodspeed, G. Littlefield, C. Leonard, K. Darke. STANDING ROW 2: S. Snow, C. Tracy, D. Dean, S. Taylor, L. Lawrence, K. Kleinhelter, V. St. Louis, S. Walls, B. Witherly, Advisor, Mrs. Gledhill. ROW 3: R. Reynolds, A. Freeman, L. Harris, M. Thibeau, J. Graves, S. Bemis, S. Overlock, C. Nute, G. Tardiff. SEATED: R. Haskell, K. Taylor, K. Kleinhelter, S. Spencer, R. Reynolds. STANDING: A. Gilks, A. Free- man, C. Harris, P. Cole, A. Archer, R. Griffin, G. Goss, J. Burns, Advisor, Mr. Lord. 30 ROW 1: J. Martin, M. Parsons, D. Gould, D. Gould, W. Munn, G. Lord, A. Gilks, N. Garland, M. Munn, W. Leonard. ROW 2: B. Henderson, V. Spencer, J. Goodwin, B. Coleson, S. Hudson, D. Boulier, F. Thayer. ROW 3: S. Lundquist, Advisor, Mrs. Campbell. ROW 4: C. Blake, B. Jackson, K. Darke, P. Rich, C. Leonard, K. Taylor, T. Clark. ROW 5: J. Martin, L. Bevan, L. King, S. McLain, S. Garland, M. Nickerson, H. Crosby, L. Burke, S. Walls, G. Gould. 31 SEATED: J. Simmons, J. Graves, G. Brawn, S. Clark, B. Adams, L. Adams, J. Jewett, L. King. STANDING: L. Cutler, H. Brasslett, L. Miller, L. Harris, H. Fletcher, S. Snow, P. McLeod, R. Ellis, D. Goodwin, B. Witherly, A. Carle, S. Spencer, Advisor, Mrs. Scruggs. STANDING: C. Tracy, L. Weeks, H. Hackett, D. Lord, S. McLain, N. Hansen, R. Mahon, S. Chapman, L. Goodine, B. Sherwood, T. Partridge, K. Thomas. 'US '3 -i r y o fc � no� ?r? r or . 1 m w On AO 0 V O A A SEATED: P. Pomroy, D. Lawrence, M. Steele, P. Ross, G. Weeks, S. Walls, K. Taylor, D. Goodwin, J. Goodwin, K. Darke, S. Snow, D. Cormier, A. Adams, S. Ross, K. Thomas, M. Blackwell. STANDING: C. Tracy, L. Prindle, C. Stevenson, L. Bishop, M. Lamphier, W. Stubbs, S. Bemis, C. Smith, S. Chapman, G. Ross, R. Mahon, L. Goodine, G. Chapman, C. Shaw, S. McLain, G. Curtis, A. Pullen, S. Wilson, C. White, S. Taylor, Advisor, Mrs. Campbell. STANDING: P. McLeod, E. Lavoie, D. Gould, R. Ellsworth, R. Durost, T. Clark, D. Goodine, V. Spencer, R. Sherwood, F. Smith, D. Blackwell, A. Walker, G. Lord, R. Haskell, S. Clark, D. Gould, S. Stuber, E. Hanning, L. Shaw, D. Vicnaire. 32 SEATED: J. Howes, M. Lamphier, P. Rich, L. Tardiff, G. Partridge, L. Taylor, N. Hillier. STANDING: T. Johns, M. Steele, R. Russell, C. Shaw, W. HalloweU, R. Haskell, S. Garland, R. Mahon, D. Douglass, G. Curtis, R. Dansereau, F. Smith. Oramatics () ub SEATED: A. Adams, H. Brasslett, S. Clark, J. Graves, C. Shaw, P. Rich, S. Chapman, G. Chapman, S. Spencer. STANDING: Advisor, Mrs. Gledhill, B. Adams, M. Blackwell, D. Gould, S. Overlock, S. Wilson, L. King, F. Smith, R. Russell, T. Johns, S. Davis, L. Adams, L. Lawrence, B. Currier, J. Jewett, M. Steele, STANDING: D. Goodwin, L. Bevan, S. Taylor, L. Harris, H. Hackett, N. Hansen, P. Partridge, G. Partridge, R. Mahon, M.Thibeau,S. Bemis, A. Pullen, M. Lamphier, J. Goodspeed, L. Bishop, K. Kleinhelter, S. Wails. SEATED: S. Spencer, S. Clark, J. Goodspeed, G. Tardiff, L. Harris, L. Miller, H. Brasslett. STANDING: Advisor, Mr. Meyer, H. Fletcher, K. Darke, L. Harris, S. Snow, D. Boulier, P. Rich, D. Stevenson, J. Jewett. STANDING: K. Kleinhelter, L. Adams, A. Thibeau, G. Brawn, D. Richardson, G. Chapman, J. Graves, S. Chapman, R. Runnels, L. King, C. Nute, D. Gould, D. Gould. ilei lcs Steve Doughty Jim Reynolds - The Basketball Ronnie Emery Wes Hallowell Dick Dansereau Walter Munn JjasAetfia t Steve Edgecomb Gary Goss SEATED: Ronnie Emery, Walter, Munn, Dick Booker, Jim Reynolds, Bob Reynolds, Dick Dansereau. STANDING: Chip Edgecomb. Wes Hallowell, Dave Millett, Gary Goss, Steve Doughty, Bob Ashe. T) ursity Report The Hermon Varsity Basketball team had a very successful season this year. The team had a slow start but with the coaching and will power of the team, they came out with a successful 13-3 for the regular season of play. Coach Cardello The team placed third in Class M this year under the new point system, used for the first time this year in Class M. The team had a little bad luck at the Tourney with sixth placed Lubec upsetting them. The team only loses two seniors this year, Dick Dan- sereau and Wes Hallowell. The first five players on the team will all be back so the team should do very well, despite the move up to Class L. Kenneth Cousins '63 40 j7. 72. 777)asJzei6aff SEATED: D. Washburn, Manager, A. Thayer, R. Reynolds, R. Booker, W. Smith, Manager. STANDING: B. Richardson, R. Emery, C. Small, R. Treadwell, F. Perry, A. Freeman, F. Roy, T. Richardson, Coach Mr. Carr. Report The Hermon J. V. Basketball team was among the successful teams of the season, with a record of 10-3. The first five men consisted of two Freshmen, Bobby Reynolds, Alan Thayer; one Sophomore, Timmy Richardson; and two Juniors, Ronnie Emery, and Barry Richardson. The team is coached by Ralph Carr. The only team to defeat the J. V.'s twice was Brownville Junction. The team looks very promising for next year in class L. Hermon 47 East Corinth 15 Hermon 45 Corinna 42 Hermon 49 Bluehill 34 Hermon 60 Newport 40 Hermon 44 Brownville 49 Hermon 42 Hampden 39 Hermon 31 Brownville 66 Hermon 45 East Corinth 42 Hermon 54 Corinna 30 Hermon 59 Bluehill 43 Hermon 41 Newport 39 Hermon 46 Higgins 47 Hermon 48 Hampden 30 Kenneth Cousins '63 Junior Varsity: LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Weeks, Sharon Overlook, LeAnne Robinson, Gaynor Littlefield, (Captain), Karen Kleinhelter, Cheryle Tracy, and Lorraine Ashe. Mascot: Susan Overlock. S Varsity: Norine Hillier, Captain; Paulette Sawyer, Co- Captain, Cindy Adams, Sharon Clark, Sandra Chapman, Gail Partridge, Anita Witherly, Beverly Adams, JoAnn Howes, Linda Blanchard. 7 )arsitu asJzetSa I KNEELING: C. Adams, J. Jewett, S. Walls, B. Jordan, C. Leonard. STANDING: C. Thomas, J. Pike, S. Chapman, S. Clark, B. Smith, J. Graves, C. Smith, C. Shaw, J. Homsted. At the beginning of the basketball season a meeting was called for all girls who wanted to go out for basketball. After the try outs, fifteen out of forty-eight girls were chosen. We had a very successful year with fourteen wins and one loss. And at the close of the basketball season were one of the co-winners of the Central Maine League Trophy. Joanne Jewett won the foul shooting contest at Hermon, and attended the foul shooting contest at the University of Maine. Hermon 45 East Corinth 27 Hermon 42 Corinna 26 Hermon 40 Hartland 31 Hermon 43 Hampden 30 Hermon 41 Newport 17 Hermon 37 East Cormth 22 Hermon 47 Corinna 9 Hermon 46 Hampden 32 Hermon 48 Hartland 49 Hermon 42 Newport 20 Hermon 52 Higgins 16 Hermon 37 Higgins 27 44 Regina Mahon '63 ()ross- ( xjuntry O earn SEATED: R. Reynolds, T. Dansereau, C. Small, J. Blanchard, R. Simmons. STANDING: R. Patten, manager, F. Smith, manager, S. Doughty, R. Dansereau, W. Hallowell, G. Goss, K. Cousins, T. Johns, R. Booker, Coach, Mr. Lord. Report The Hermon Varsity Cross-Country team had a very successful season this year losing to only one rival, Unity-Freedom, but defeated this team the second time. The team came in 6th place out of 32 teams in the state of Maine Championships in class S at Orono this season. Richard Dansereau came in 30th for the meet and Kenny Cousins came in 35th out of about 225 runners. The team consisted of only three seniors; Wesley Hallowell, Richard Dansereau, and Kenny Cousins. The team shows good promise of a very successful season next year also. Hermon 19 E.C.A. 44 Hermon 21 E.C.A. 38 Hermon 35 Hermon 33 Unity-Freedom 20 Fairfield 85 Unity-Freedom 49 Corinna 52 Hermon 6th STATE MEET Hermon 1st CENTRAL MAIN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 45 Kenneth Cousins '63 A College Education The United States of America is at the cross-roads with its educational programming. The literacy of a people is a measure of their capacity to accomplish good works. The American educational system, which for many decades was the most universal of any nation in the world, is now being challenged on many fronts. We are told that the most literate people of today are the Japanese. The new look is Russian education which has produced a Sputnik and Cosmonaut, at least a year in advance of our own efforts. A few years ago the American populace was conditioned to the idea that a high school education represented a nominal educational level which was demanded of the coming generation and upon which, through hard work and personal effort, a person might be ex- pected to build a successful career. Since World War II, however, there has been a rapid change in this attitude; and today a college education at the bachelor's level is rapidly be- coming the minimum standard established by parents, industry, and the economic demands of our times. Seventy percent of the parents of America indicated that they expected their children to go to college. At present some 200,000 of our most able youths fail to go on to college - many of them for financial reasons. College can be really hard on you as a person because of the great variety of people you meet and experience you have and because you, alone, must make important decisions and account for yourself. All these things help to develop you into a more aware and understanding person. You bring what you already have become to college with you. The more mature, responsible, and understanding you are, the easier it will be to understand and appreciate others and to make your decisions. Theodore A. Johns 63 American Education From every report and study which we read we find that the Russians and most of the other large European nations have better educational systems than we do here in America. The ability of the U.S.S.R. to launch satellites aroused deep concern in America. And various study groups were organized to reappraise our educational system. These study groups made their reports but the people of America were interested only in catching up with the Soviet Union in space. So the main idea was overlooked. This idea is that we must realize that the promotion of Democracy and the advancement of our principles through our educational system must be greatly stepped up. The future of our government rests with us, the students, and it is solely our responsi- bility. A man cannot walk into a factory and take over the operation of the most complex machines and be expected to do a good job. Neither can we future voters be expected to run our country properly without the proper training. The job of running our country will pass to us and we will be expected to do a good job. Yet, during our twelve years of school we are given just one course on the actual workings of our government. This course is Civics which does not serve its purpose because it is taught in the Freshman year and the student loses most of the main principles of the course before he is out of school. So the challenge to American Schools and to Americans in general is not wholly a matter of competition with the Soviets, but rather a challenge to educate the youth of America so that we will become good citizens, well trained to carry on the Great American Democracy. 46 Dale Douglass 63 {literary The Way to a Man's Heart--Burn Ever since I was old enough to stand on a stool and stir cake batter, my family has been subjected to my masterpieces of culinary art. I, an avid collector of recipes, experiment with any and all concoctions, es- pecially those with exotic appellations (lean make a mish-mashed hash in four different languages). You would despair to the point of utter despondency if you could see mein the midst of a culinary chef - d'oeuvre, and I do mean the middle. Batter, adhering to the floor, cupboards, counter-tops, and my face; flour powdering my hair and grease smudging my glasses complete the picture ofthefastidious-homemaker-of-the-year. It is easy to differentiate be- tween my favorite recipes and those seldom used by the dips and daps of past glories mingled with the stains left by tears of frustration which renders the recipe almost illegible; I once tried to retype some of the most used recipes but discontined this practice when unintentional al- terations were discovered. I am a firm believer that every chef de cuisine puts something of herself into everything she creates. Thus, to cook with finesse one must never follow the recipe as written (that is, only for the novice); to give the creation an individual flavor, add an un-called for ingredient and or decrease the amount of another. The real challenge to a creative cook is leftovers. It is advisable to cook an extra amount of food to provide practice in the area of leftover cooking. I've even re-cooked leftovers! Thankstoa fairly blase' (we'll eat it, but what is it?) family who has partaken of such dubious delicacies as glue-like mashed potatoes, rubber-like jello, soggy cake and soupy fudge, I have advanced my cuisine enough to write Ten Easy Lessons on the Art of Boiling Water subtitled Pepto-Bismos—A Cook’s Best Friend . Penelope Rich 63 Snow Just look at that snow, all those beautiful flakes, Oh, how could one know how much energy it takes, To move all that powder, as soft as duck’s down, When it piles into drifts, all on your town. Go shovel your driveway so the car can get out, Come on, shake a leg, don't procrastinate and pout, But if one waits long enough it is felt, Warm weather will come, and the darn stuff will melt. John Clifford ”64 47 Ill — 2iler ara It was late dusk; the moon was just showing on the horizon. Colby Gordon and Susan Colbath were leaning on the pasture bars watching the calf and its mother rubbing noses. Colby: Gee! I'd like to be doing that. S. Colbath: Go ahead. It’s your cow. Tell the truth, Kathy, did you really catch Dave flirting? I certainly did. That's exactly HOW I caught him. Mr. Carr: What were the three great difficulties to over- come during Jefferson's administration? J. Reynolds: Women, liquor, and gasoline. Mrs. Bemis: Arthur, that book is getting kind of worn out. Arthur H.: I didn't do it Mrs. Bemis: I didn't accuse you of studying THAT hard. R. Russell: Mrs. Bemis, I've found the trouble with your car—you have a short circuit in the wiring. Mrs. Bemis: Well, for goodness sakes, lengthen it. Mrs. Scruggs: Why do you say the radio and television will never replace the newspaper? Mrs. Myers: Ever try swatting a fly with a radio? Salesman: I've been trying to see you all week. When may I make an appointment? Executive: Make a date with my secretary. Salesman: I did, and we had a swell time, but now I want to see you. Mr. Lundquist: Why does a woman say she's been shopping when she hasn't bought anything? Mrs. Page: For the same reason a man says he's been fishing when he hasn't caught anything. 48 l umni CLASS OF 1938 Barbara Aieta--(Mrs. Barbara Rose) Brewer Leroy Bartlett—American Gear, Bangor Paul Bean—Colorado Merritt Emerson--Fish's Garage, Old Town Shirley Higgins--(Mrs. Shirley Foss) Milo Norma Miller—(Mrs. Roger Pinkham) Hermon Elinor Overlock—(Mrs. Elinor Stevens) Hermon Theodore Perkins—Teacher at Hampden and Minister at South Levant Marion Porter—(Mrs. Weldon Lord) Brewer Douglas Sherburn--Webber Oil Company, Brewer Perdita Smith--deceased Annie Witherly—(Mrs. Vernon Dinsmore) Veazie Mary Sue Allen--Secretary, Kagan Lown, Bangor Lawrence Appleby--Hermon Sally Bartlett--(Mrs. Philip Thompson) Bangor Daily News, Bangor Ronald Clark—University of Maine, Orono Edward Conant—Withee's Garage, Bangor Carolyn Cousins—Viners Shoe Company, Bangor Cary Bishop--Pleasant Hill Dairy, Hermon Gary Bishop--Army, New Jersey Patricia Carle—Husson College, Bangor Barbara Dansereau--(Mrs. Kenneth Sutherland) Orono Bernard Duplisea--University of Maine, Orono Richard Emerson--Main Truck Rental, Bangor Iona Freeman—Eastern Trust Banking Co., Bangor Charlene Gellerson—New Franklin Laundry, Bangor Mary Ann Jordan—Hermon Phyllis Keating--Hermon Bruce Newcomb—Hermon David Grant--Coast Guard, California Kenneth Hartley—Queen City Charterhouse, Bangor Thomas Homsted—University of Maine, Orono John Page--Maine Vocational Technical Institute, Portland Edwin Patten--Air Force, Texas Alan Pinkham--Marfields, Bangor Sharon Reardon—Student at Eastern Maine General Hospital, Bangor Philip Thompson--Bangor Ralph Tozier—Webber Oil Company, Bangor Charles Witham--Maine Vocational Technical Institute, Portland CLASS OF 1962 ife at 7 .77S. 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Wholesale Distributors Heating Supplies Major Lines Accessories 32 Thatcher Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-7361 MARSH’S ESSO Toys - Jokes - Novelties Home of Marsh's Italian Sandwiches And Jet Balls Outer State St., Brewer Telephone 942-8481 WITHEE’S GULF STATION 1554 Hammond St., Bangor Tires - Batteries - Accessories - Welding - Brazing Dependable Service Make THE COUNTRY DINER HIGGINS STORE One of your favorite stops” Route 2-100 Etna, Maine Raymond Ruth Compliments of Groceries - Gas Oil MR. AND MRS. Levant, Maine DALE HOPKINS Tel. 884-2193 WIGHT’S SPORTING GOODS CO. Johnson Outboard Motors Sales, Service, Repairs TROPHIES 54 State Street, Bangor Tel. 942-6786 FOLEY'S INVISIBLE MENDING SERVICE CUTS BURNS Rewoven Mrs. T. R. Foley Barton Road Stow, Mass. Complimtnli of BOB'S GULF STATION Hampden, Maine RAMBLER WORLD STANDARD OF COMPACT CAR EXCELLENCE McKENNEY’S GARAGE NEWPORT - Elm - 368-4434 1 Compliments of ARLENE'S Home Style Cooking We’ll Serve you a Meal or a Sandwich TREADWELL’S RESTAURANT It’s a pleasure Arlene and Howard Thomas Route 2 Hampden, Maine Hermon, Maine Tel. 29 Compliments of RAY T. LUCE GENERAL INSURANCE CAMPBELL'S GENERAL STORE Hermon, Maine Hermon, Maine Telephone Hermon 848-3606 Compliments of HERMON MOTOR COMPANY NORRIS HILLIER Auto Body and General Repairing 24-Hour Wrecker Service Hermon, Maine Tel. 848-7265 or 848-3209 Hermon, Maine Compliments of JEANETTE’S RESTAURANT LORD’S MARKET Top of Miller Hill Complete line of goods Try our Pies, Doughnuts Northern Maine Junction Muffins and Hot Yeast Rolls Tel. 848-3420 Hermon, Maine SAWYER'S VARIETY STORE 91 CENTER ST., BREWER LUNCHEONETTE FOUNTAIN SERVICE MAURICE J. FINESON 29 Main Street Bangor, Maine Telephone Bangor 942-6500 CLASS RINGS - PINS and AWARDS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS AND YEARBOOKS OFFICIAL JEWELER TO HERMON HIGH SCHOOL REPRESENTING HERFF JONES, MURCHISON DIVISION • :; ' S V W .