Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

k HERMON HIGH SCHOOL HERMON, MAINE Joanne Goodspeed Editor-In-Chief 2 Lorraine Adams Sylvia Bemis Assistant Editors CONTENTS Faculty Seniors Underclasses Activities Advertisements Dedicated To . . . For your loyalty to the student body, your sense of humor and your never-ending kind- ness, understanding, and patience, we, the senior class of 1965, proudly dedicate our edition of the MICROPHONE to you, Mrs. Joanne Mingo, with the sincere hope that we will always be a part of your fondest memories of Hermon High School. OUR ADMINISTRATION Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Howard S. Millett, Chairman of Superintending School Committee, Mr. Robert F. Sedgeley, Mrs. Everett C. Tibbetts, Mrs. Carroll R. Pickard, Mr. Linwood W. Littlefield, Mr. Melvin A. Leavitt. DIRECTORS Mr. Carl W. Lundquist Dickinson College, B.A. University of Maine Master in Education Principal Mr. Howard S. Millett Bates College, B.A. Boston University Master in Education Superintendent 5 Mrs. Joanne Mingo Secretary Mrs. Margaret Millett Secretary . AND FACULTY . . . Mr. Peter Meyer Bowdoin College English. Librarian Mr. Harold Noyes Univ. of Maine Physics, Chemistry Mrs. Bertha Myers Bay Path Institute Beal Business College Commercial Mr. Ernest Star bird Husson College Commercial Mrs. Phyllis Kent Univ. of Maine Girls’ Phys. Ed. Mr. Peter Nichols Univ. of Maine History, Economics Mr. Richard Babb Univ. of Maine Driver Education Civics General Math Mr. Joseph Cardello Univ. of Mass. Boys' Phys. Ed. Mr. Alfred Chase Univ. of Maine Science Mrs. Sarah Craig Univ. of Maine English 6 . . . DIRECTING SCHOOL AFFAIRS Mrs. Margaret Sommer William Smith College History, Economics Mrs. Rosanne Gray Univ. of Maine Home Economics Mr. Donald Maheu Univ. of Ottawa Latin, French Mary laughs as she sees her running scores in Phys. Ed. Mr. James Baker E. Carolina College English Mr. C. Ben Ziegler San Francisco College Columbia Univ. Music Mr. Wilfred Lord Univ. of Maine Mathematics Mrs. Floy Bemis Univ. of Maine Castine Normal English Mr. Carl Withee Gorham State Industrial Arts 7 Mr. Douglas Eaton Gorham State Glee Club STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Sharon Snow, Arlan Freeman, Robert Booker, Diana Dean. STANDING: Kathryn Clukey, Tanya Hanscom, Mr. Withee, Advisor, Cynthia Lord, Maureen Clark. GIRLS' STATE—BOYS’ STATE Dirigo Girls' State was held in June at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, with Jane Pike attending and Joanne Goodspeed as an alternate. This exercise was sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary Post ol Hermon. Bob Booker and Herb Crosby attended Boys' State on the Maine Campus for a period of one week after the close of school. Rus- sell Patten was an alternate. These delegates learned the fundamentals of our municipal, county and state government. This was an impres- sive and unforgettable week. SEATED: Robert Booker, Jane Pike, Herbert Crosby. STANDING: Joanne Goodspeed, Russell Patten. 8 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Vice President . Secretary . . . Ass't Secretary Treasurer . . . Ass’t Treasurer Advisor . . . . . . . Diana Dean . Robert Booker Gaynor Littlefield Sharon Overlock .... Jane Pike ... Ed Cousins . . . Mrs. Bemis SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS As seniors we will never forget our fond memories of Hermon High School. We have enjoyed working and helping each other. This year we are especially proud of our aca- demic accomplishment s gained during our years at H. H. S. 9 Mr. Lord, Mrs. Bemis, Mrs. Sommer, Mrs. Myers THIS IS OUR YEAR ♦ ♦ ♦ LOR AINE LEE ADAMS Lori Commercial Course: Ass't. Class Treasurer 1; Safety Council 1; Drama Club 1,2; Librarian Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Song Leader 1; Treasurer 3; Mgr. of Girls’ Basketball 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; HAWK Staff 2,3,4; Microphone Staff 1,2,3,4; Ass't. Editor 4. RICHARD DAVID ADAMS •’Stud College Course: Ramey High School 1; Chess Club 3,4; Sec.- Treas. 3; Rifle Club 2,3,4; V. Pres. 4; moved, February, 1965. THOMAS ALLEN APPLEBE: Tom Industrial Arts Course: J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 4. ROBERT ANDREW ASHE Bob Commercial Course: J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; X-Country 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Varsity Club 1,2,3. DARROL ERNEST BARTLETT Darrol Industrial Arts Course: Carmel High School 1; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4. LOUISE ANN BISHOP Louise” Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4. MARY LEE BLACKWELL Mary Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; Glee Club 2; Dra- matics Club 2; Intramural Basketball 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Sec. 2,3; Pep Club 4; Sec. 4; Varsity Cheerleading Alternate 4. ROBERT CLARENCE BOOKER Bob” College Course: Class Pres. 2; V. Pres. 4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Student Council 2,4; V. Pres. 4; J.V. Basket- ball 2; X-Country 1,2; HAWK Staff 3,4; Ass't. Bus. Mgr. 3; Microphone Staff 3,4; Ass't. Bus. Mgr. 3; Bus. Mgr. 4; One Act Play 2,3; Dirigo Boys State 3; NMSQT High Honors: Math English, Honors: Composite; Jr. Prize Speaking; Chess Club 2; Golf Club 4; CML Spelling 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; 10 THE CLASS OF 1965 DONNA MARY BOULIER Donna” College Course: Band 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Head Librarian 1; Library Award 1; HAWK Staff 1,2,3,4; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Inter- national Club 2; Vice-President 2; Science Fair, High Honors 2; Pep Club 3,4; Senior Hospitality Committee 4; NMSQT High Honors, English; Honors, Math; Composite; Biology Award 2; Spelling Representative 4; Junior Exhibition 3. RICHARD HENRY BROOKMAN Richard” College Course: Limestone High School 1; Hampden Academy 2; Chess Club 3,4; Judo Club 1; Junior Air Police Patrol 1. LORRAINE ETHLYN BULLEY •'Lorraine” Commercial Course: Hampden Academy 1,2; Commercial Club 2; Underwood Typing Award 3; Microphone Staff Typist 4. RICHARD CHARLES BURGESS Ricky General Course: John Bapst High School 1,2; Knight Staff 1,2; Senior Council 1,2; Intramural Bsktbl. 1,2; Bapst Booster Club 1,2; SAT Test; Honors Math; Pep Club 3,4; President 3; Cross Country 3,4; Varsity Basketball 4; J.V. Basketball 3; HAWK Staff 3,4; Sports Editor 4; Varsity Baseball 4; Golf Club 4; NMSQT High Honors; Math. FRANK NEWELL BUTLER Frank Commercial Course: VIVIAN ALICE CAMPBELL ••Vivian Home Economics Course: Typing Recognition Award 3. AILEEN RUTH CARLE Eenie” Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Majorette 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 1, Co-Treasurer 4; Parliamentarian 3; Librarians Club 1; Central Maine League Spelling Contest Alternate 1; Science Fair 2; HAWK Staff 4. GAIL ESTHER CHAPMAN Gail Home Economics Course: Brewster Academy 1; Orono High School 1; Varsity Basketball 1; Old Town High School 2; Glee Club 2; Library Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Assistant Secretary 3; Library Club 3; Pep Club 4. 11 THROUGH HOURS OF LABOR BEVERLY ANN COLSON Bev Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; Band 2; Pep Club 4. EDWARD LELAND COUSINS Ed” College Course: J.V. Basketball: Chess Club 3.4; Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4; Golf Club 4; Ass't Class Treasurer 4; Microphone Staff 4; HAWK Staff 4; NMSQT High Honors: Math; Cross Country 1; Library 1; Chemistry Award 3; Intramural Basket- ball 1; N.H.S. 4. HERBERT LIONEL CROSBY Herb College Course: Band Award; Band 1,2; Chess Club 2,3.4; Crosscountry 3,4; HAWK 4; Microphone Staff 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Dirigo Boys' State 3; Science Fair 2. MICHAEL JOHN DAVIS Mike Industrial Arts Course: Science Fair 3; Chess Club 3, 4. STEPHEN SHERMAN DAVIS Steve General Course: Microphone Staff 1; Dramatics Club 2; Safety Council 1; GleeClub2,3; HAWK Staff 3; Science Fair 3; Camera Club 4. DIANA DEAN Diana College Course: One Act Play 1,2.3; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Li- brarian 1; International Club 2; French Club 4; Class Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Secretary 3,4; HAWK Staff 3.4; Microphone Staff 3,4; English Award 1,2,3; Math Award 1; Scholarship Award 1; One Act Play Award 1; NMSQT Honors 3; Phys. Ed. Trophy Second 3. STEPHEN LINWOOD DOUGHTY Steve College Course: Varsity Basketball 1,2,3.4; Captain 4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Captain 2; Cross Country 1,2,3; Cross Country Award 2; Varsity Club 2,3; Junior Exhibition 3; Assistant Secretary 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Volleyball 2,3. DOLORES JANE DUNTON Jane College Course: Hampden Academy 1,2; French Club 4; French Award 3; National Honor Society 4. � 2 AND YEARS OF CO-OPERATION HARRY LEE DUNTON Harry Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; Varsity Baseball 1,2,4; Varsity Basketball 1. TERRY FREMONT DURAN Terry Industrial Arts Course: RICHARD HAROLD EATON Dick Industrial Arts Course: Bangor High School 1; J.V. Football 1; Intramural Volleyball 3. STEVEN WAYNE EDGECOMB Steve College Course: J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Camera Club 4; Baseball 2; Science Fair 2. ROBERTS JUNE ELLIS Bobbie Home Economics Course: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 2; Glee Club 1,2. SANDRA JEANNE ESSEX Sandy” Commercial Course: Librarian 1; Microphone Staff 4; Book- keeping Recognition Award 3. HATTIE MAY FLETCHER Hattie Commercial Course: Librarian 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Magazine Drive Mgr. 4. LINDA VIOLET GAGNON Linda Commercial Course: Washington Academy 1; Prize Speaking 1; Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1,2,4; Intramural Volleyball 1,2; Librarian Club 3,4; Science Fair 2; National Honor Society 4. 3 ...OUR GOALS ARE MET... MELVIN EARLE GETCHELL Melvin Industrial Arts Course: ARNOLD SHELDON GILKS Arny” Industrial Arts Course: Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 2,3,4; Rifle Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Chess Club 2; Science Fair 2,3,4; Local, Regional, State Finals. JOANNE IRENE GOODSPEED Jo Commercial Course: International Club 2; President 2; French Club 4; Junior Prize Speaking 3; Second Place, Humorous; Li- brarian 2,3; Librarian's Club 2,3; Vice President 2; HAWK Staff 3; Microphone Staff 3,4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Dramatics Club 2; Dirigo Girls’ State 3; Sno-Ball Carnival Queen Candi- date 2; Typing Award 3; French II Award 2; French III Award 3; Bookkeeping I Award 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4. DIANA MARIE GOODWIN '•Diana” Commercial Course: Bangor High School 1; Rifle Club 1; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball 1; Varsity Cheer- ing 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2; Class Assistant Treas- urer 3; Dramatics Club 2; Pep Club 3,4; HAWK Staff 4; Glee Club 2; Science Fair 2; Captain Magazine Drive 2; Softball 2. LARRY ALAN GOODWIN Larry” Industrial Arts Course: Bangor High School 1; Football 1; Freshman Award in Football 1. RICHARD KENT RUNNELLS Richard” General Course: Cross Country Manager 4; Library Club 2,3. MARILYN ARLENE GRIFFIN Marilyn” Commercial Course: F.H.A. 3,4; Microphone Staff 2. RAYMOND NELSEN GRIFFIN Ray” General Course: Math Club 2; Rifle Club 2. 14 THE WORLD IS A STAGE... HELEN DOROTHY HACKETT ••Dolly Home Economics Course: Majorette 3; F.H.A. 4; Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; Librarian 1. NANCY LEE HANSEN ’’Nancy” Commercial Course: F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Varsity Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Varsity Club 2; Softball 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Junior Prize Speaking 3; Dramatics Club 1,2; National Honor Society 4. DOROTHY MAE HOLLAND ’’Dotty” Commercial Course: C.M.L. Spelling 1; One Act Play 1. BERNARD KEITH JACKSON •'Bernard' General Course: Science Fair 2; Band 1,2; Patrol Boy 1,2. ROBERT BRUCE KEATING •Bob” Commercial Course: Safety Patrol 1,2; Band 1; Camera Club 4; Junior Fireman 3,4; Camera Club 4. EARL BATES KEITH Bubby” Industrial Arts Course: Intramural Volleyball 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2. WALLACE HENRY LaGASSE ’’Wallace” General Course: Newport High School 1; Lebanon High School 1; Baseball Mgr. 1; EUenburg Central High School 2; Basket- ball 2; Chess Club 3. LINDA LOU LAWRENCE ’’Linda” Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; C.M.L. Spelling 1; Office Personnel 1; Dramatics Club 2; International Club 2; Junior Prize Speaking 3; HAWK Staff 4; Math Award 1; Spelling Award 1; N.H.S. 4. 15 .. AND OUR PARTS HAVE BEEN PLAYED. WILLIAM HARRISON LEONARD ’’Willy” Commercial Course: Band 1,2; Junior Prize Speaking Usher 3; Chess Club 3,4; Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3,4; X-Country3; HAWK Staff 4; Microphone Staff 4; French Club 4; Camera Club 4; Sr. Hospitality Comm. 4. GAYNOR MARY LITTLEFIELD ”Gaye” Commercial Course: J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Captain 1,2; Var- sity Cheerleader 3,4; Captain 4; Librarian 1,2; Head Librarian 1; HAWK Staff 3,4; International Club 2; Secretary 2; N.H.S. 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Snowball Queen Candidate 2; Class Treas. 3; Class Sec. 4; Pep Club 3,4; Microphone Staff 3,4; Intramural Basketball 1; Librarian's Award 1; Shorthand Award 3; NMSQT High Honors: Math. ‘ SANDRA JOANNE LONG Sandy Commercial Course: Ricker Classical Institute 1; Glee Club 4; Typing Award 3; N.H.S. 4. JANE ELLEN MARTIN Jane- Commercial Course: Majorette 1,2; Librarian 1; Softball 1; Junior Prize Speaking 3; HAWK Staff 4; Microphone Staff 4. JEAN ELAINE MARTIN Jean Commercial Course: Majorette 1,2; Librarian 1; Softball 1; Junior Prize Speaking 3; HAWK Staff 4; Class Secretary 1; Microphone Staff 4. MARILYN LOUISE MUNN Marilyn Commercial Course: Microphone Staff 3; Librarian 1; Glee Club 1; Band 1,2; Magazine Drive Mgr. 4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 3,4; HAWK Staff 4. MARLENE ELAINE MURRAY Marlene Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; Student Council 2; Ass't. Treasurer 2; Class V. President 2. SHARON ANN OVERLOCK Sharri Commercial Course: Class Sec. 3; Ass't. Sec. 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 1,2; Co-Capt. 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Co-Capt. 4; HAWK Staff 3,4; Ass't. Editor 3; Editor 4; Sno-Carnival Queen 2; Dramatics Club 2; Librarian 2; International Club 2; Science Fair 2; Pep Club 3,4; Band 1; C.M.L. Spelling Alternate 3. 16 WITH KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE . . . CLINTON JULIAN PARSONS Clint Industrial Arts Course: Carmel High School 1; Cross Country 1; J.V. and Varsity Basketball 1. RUSSELL DUPLIN PATTEN Russell College Course: Crosscountry 1,2,3; PepClub 4; J.V. Basket- ball 1,2; Chess Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; HAWK Staff 4; Science Fair 2; Band 1. FRANK WAYNE PERRY Frank College Course: Carmel High School 1; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 1; Student Council 1; Baseball 1; Cross Coun- try 1,3,4; Varsity Basketball Manager 3; Pep Club 4; President 4; Chess Club 3; Social Science Award 1; Science Fair 2; Honors 2. CAROL JANE PIKE Jane College Course: Class Treas. 1,4; Class Pres. 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Pres. 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Treas. 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Sportsmanship Award 3; Most Valuable Player Award 3; Intra- mural Basketball 1,2; International Club 2; Sec. 2; Science Fair 2; Varsity Club 2; Sno-Carnival Queen 3; HAWK Staff 4; Micro- phone Staff 4; Jr. Prize Speaking 3; Typing Award 3; Dirigo Girls’ State 3; NMSQT High Honors: English; Honors: Math Com- posite. PATRICIA ANN POMROY Pat Commercial Course: F.H.A. 3,4; Pres. 3; Glee Club 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Girl Attendance Officer 4. GEORGE GREGORY PORTER Greg College Course: Science Fair 2; Pep Club 3,4; Boy Attendance Officer 3,4; HAWK Staff 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Microphone Staff 4; French Club 4. LELAND GEORGE QUINN Leland Industrial Arts Course: DAVID EVERETT RICHARDSON Dave College Course: Carmel High School 1; One Act Play 1; Award 1; Science Award 1; Library Club 2; Pep Club 4; French Club 4; HAWK Staff 4; NMSQT High Honors: Math English; Honors: Composite: N.H.S. 4. 17 ... THE ACTOR MUST REALIZE ... I LEANNE ELLA ROBINSON ’’Kelly” Commercial Course: Pep Club 3; J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Var- sity Cheerleader 3. FRANCIS DONALD ROY ’’Frank” General Course: J.V. Basketball 2; Chess Club 2,3; Pep Club 4. CATHERINE JEAN SMITH ’’Cathy” College Course: Johnson High School 1; Art Club 1; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; All State 2,3,4; Libra- rian Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2,4; Pep Club 1,3,4; V. Pres. 4; One Act Play 3; Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 2,4; Volleyball 1; Swimming Team 1. DEAN ARTHUR SMITH Dean” Industrial Arts Course: Carmel High School 1; J.V. Basketball 1; X-Countryl; Hampden Academy 2; X-Country2; Outdoor Club 2; Baseball 3,4. LOIS PRISCILLA SMITH ’’Lois” College Course: Glen Cove Christian Academy 1,2; Trio 1,2; Choir 2; Junior Prize Speaking 3; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 4; HAWK Staff 4. LINDA MARIE STUBBS Linda” General Course: Librarian Club 1; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 3; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; Band 4. WANDA LEE STUBBS ’’Wanda” Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Softball 1; Intramural Basketball 2; Glee Club 2,4; French Club 2. SHERRY ANN STUBER Sherry” General Course: Bangor High School 1; Glee Club 2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Science Fair 2; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; NMSQT Honors: English; Librarian Club 4; Dramatics Club 2; Camera Club 4. 18 ... THE PLAY IS MERELY A PREPARATION ... JAMES ALBERT THIBODEAU JR. Jim Commercial Course: PatrolBoy 1,2; Chess Club 3,4; Tumbling Club 3; Camera Club 4. LESLIE LYNN TURNER Les General Course: C.M.L. Spelling 1. FREDERICK ARNOLD WALKER -Fred” Industrial Arts Course: Patrol Boy 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 2. ROBIN DALE WALLS Rob” Industrial Arts Course: Rifle Club 3; Camera Club 4; Glee Club 1,2. ARTHUR HARRY WILSON Harry College Course: Hampden Academy 1,2; J.V. Basketball 2; Var- sity Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; French Club 4; President 4. SUSAN AMELIA WILSON Sue General Course: Glee Club 1,2; Rifle Club 3; Softball 1; Dra- matics Club 1; Librarian Club 1,2. LOIS ELAINE WORCESTER Miss Buttermilk Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; Librarian Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; F.H.A. 3,4; Co-Treasurer 4; NHS 4. EMMA JEAN LAVOIE Emmajean Commercial Course: Carmel High School 1; Office girl 1; Soft- ball 1; Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2; Glee Club 2; Internation- al Language Club 2; Glee Club 4. 19 . . . FOR LIFE, WHICH WILL DEMAND Oh no! How do we tell her we did it again? I figure it this way . . . when the guard has his back turned, we’ll jump him! Thank goodness! I thought I had an ulcer! A feathered vertebrate in the carpals, metacar pa Is and phalanges is worth two of the same feathered vertebrate in a rounded bryophytic plant . . . don’t you agree? 5 am mo i 0U 0[_j ujva '9 30, %W£„ ja $aojofQ stocj UdSUT J£ OUI Jy JB fniC JUTKJiL jajjo p a6joap y ru gi siocj UBnD(£ JJassnZC uospjr yoi£ prrtDQ uofunq auv£ urjjvjjp uva£ uou6vr vpuicj 9f-rcL 9UVC J O $JOUOJ£ sunnory jyjDfopQ J)UVJ °9C lflajoQ) Jdljno p DUUOQ UTJJDJJP aUV£ 6uO J VjpUDQ jyaifajjjiy jou )dq jayoo$L tJBS°iC aouajatoy Dpuicj 6 JSOJ(') fJd JJdJ£ auvaq dudiq paadytooQ auuvo£ SJOUOJ MICROPHONE STAFF Editor-in-chief......... Assistant editors .... Business Manager . . . Assistant Business Mgrs Literary................ Club Activities......... Athletics (Boys) .... (Girls) .... Alumni.................. Jokes .................. Exchange ............... Typists................. Advisors................ Joanne Goodspeed . Lorraine Adams Sylvia Bemis . . Robert Booker . . . . Jane Pike Paul Rich . . . Diana Dean . Herbert Crosby Sandra Essex . . . Ed Cousins Gaynor Littlefield . . . Jane Martin Jean Martin . Gregory Porter Lorraine Ashe . . . Abbie Adams . Lorraine Bulley William Leonard . . . Mrs. Myers Mrs. Bemis Assistants: Paul Rich, Lorraine Adams, Sylvia Bemis, Jane Pike. JUNIORS SEATED: L. Cutler, G. Carter, A. Adams, B. Bur- gess, K. Darke, D. Dunton, J. Brann, D. Cormier. STANDING: J. Goodwin, L. Bevan, S. Colbath, N. Gar- land, S. Bern is, D. Braley, L. Goodine, L. Burke, L. Ashe, C. Fowle. STANDING: R. Durost, D. Goodine, L. Graves, A. Freeman, J. Emery, C. Harris, L. Frost, D. Getchell, F. Cole. 1 SEATED: A. Miller, S. Hud- son, L. Miller, C. Leonard, D. Smith, D. Lawrence, D. Smith, J. Jewett. STANDING: P. Rich, J. Jackson, S. Ross, G. Ring, V. St. Louis, L. L. Harris, A. Pullen, V. McDougall, A. Lorom, L. Shaw, C. Miller, R. Haskell, R. King. STANDING: J. Homsted, D. St. Louis, M. Nickerson. M. Homsted, G. Lord,C. Small, J. Mahon, J. Smith, L. McGlinchey, L. Higgins, K. Light. A. Smith, F. Holland. K SEATED: B. Witherly, S. Spencer, G. Weeks, K. Taylor, C. White, C. Thibo- deau, S. Snow, S. Walls. STANDING: D. Sands, A. Thayer, F. Wilson, F. Thayer, K. Thomas, L. Stevens, S. Taylor, M. White, J. Treadwell, K. Swett, A. Thibeau. SOPHOMORES SEATED: K. Clukey, C. Burgess, R. Burgess, D. Donnellan, S. Crockett, P. Blanchard, D. Blackwell, M. Caldwell. STANDING: S. Clark, D. Braley, D. Con- nors, P. Cole, A. Curtis, K. Burns, J. Clark, L. CoWallis, M. Clark, L. Crosby, B. Dun- nifer. STANDING: G. Dun- ton, G. Cumming, H. Bab- cock, R. Dow, K. Clukey, G. Davis, G. Annis, R. Allard, D. Curtis, D. Allen. SEATED: A. Mahon, C. Ells- worth, E. Hanning. E. Hud- son, E. Jones, C. Gagnon, C. Lord, C. Hatch. STANDING: M. Gray, G. Gilks, D. McQuilken, E. Ellis, C. Kel- ley, L. Erskine, G. Little- field, J. Goss, G. Higgins, T. Goodine. STANDING: D. Hayes, R. Garnett, R. Howes, C. McKay, W. Hallett, D. Hannan. C. Hillman, M. Garrison, G. Hawes, E. McKusick, M. Lee. SEATED: D. Woodard. D. Tibbetts. B. Taylor. P. Smith, S. Smart. C. Tibbetts, N. Shaw. J. St. Louis. STANDING: S. Marsh, V. Mo rang, D. Tardiff, C. Noyes. S. Walls, G. Ross. C. Waterman. L. Perry, L. Se- wall, D. Stubbs. STANDING: B. Parsons. M. Richardson. P. Robinson. A. White, V. Spencer, G. Lawrence, J. Nickerson, G. Wescott, G. Peavey, R. Simpson, F. Noyes, M. Millett. FRESHMEN SEATED: G. Chapman, Y. Anderson, J. Caldwell, N. Bevan, D. Chase, S. Clark, F. Foss, G. Chapman. STAND- ING: G. Anderson, G. Chapman, R. Dow, L. De- Grasse, L. Crawford, J. Baker, K. Clukey, S. Braley, J. Ellis. STANDING: M. Campbell, T. Doughty, K. Archer. R. Clark, C. Edge- comb, T. Crocker, R. Brook- man, D. Adams. SEATED: F. Goodwin. B. Graves. D. Hayes, S. Gagnon, T. Hanscom, M. Herbest, J. Lawrence, E. Haskell. STANDING: D. Goodwin, G. Leavitt, D. Joy, F. Kennedy, B. Homsted, G. Gordon, M. Ireland, T. Goodwin, R. Luce, P. Keith, R. Hatch. STANDING: W. Garnett, K. Gould, D. Gray, G. Howe, J. Hunt.G. Ireland, D. Higgins, C. Holland, D. Kinney, H. Hallett, G. Harris. SEATED: B. Sylvester, B. Sewall, B. Witherly, L. Went- worth, F. Rowell, D. Wey- moth, S. Young, I. Thibodeau. STANDING: E. Overlock, B. Smith, R. McDougall, S. Strout, B. Stevenson, S. Stan- hope, J. Stevenson, C. Porter, K. Wheller, L. Shaw, P. Spencer, J. Pike. STAND- ING: T. Sands, D. Page, S. Reynolds, D. Wilbur, C. Runnels, J. Walker, N. Perry, A. Weeks, W. Page, F. Wentworth, W. Noyes. UNDERCLASS OFFICERS P. Rich, Ass't Secretary; K. Thomas, Ass't Treasurer; Mr. Nichols, Advisor; L. Ashe, Treasurer; N. Garland, Secretary; S. Snow, V. President; A. Freeman, President. Class of 1966 News As we entered H.H.S. as Juniors, we realized that in two short years, we would be on our own in the adult world. Financially, our class profited from a dance, fudge sales, a food sale, and the selling of soda during the X-mas parties. Also, our class won $50 from the magazine drive last fall. Six members of our class were elected to National Honor Society, and twelve were chosen for Jr. Exhibition. We have three boys participating in Varsity Basketball, three boys in J.V. Basketball, and three girls on the Varsity Cheering Squad. We are looking forward, with anticipation to our last year at H.H.S. Class of 1967 News Feeling that we were full-fledged members of the student body, the sophomores once again faced all the excitement, hard work, and fun that we witnessed last year. Our first project was a slack dance to aid our treasury; our class is now selling H.H.S. pencils and pennants at ball games and at school. Our future plans include a rummage sale, food sales, and another dance. The members of the class of 1967 anticipate two more years of fun and learning at H.H.S. D. Joy, Treas.; K. Clukey, V. Pres.; T. Hanscom, Pres.; Mr. Maheu, Advisor; G. Gordon, Sec.; J. Stevenson, Ass't Treas.; D. Kinney, Ass't Treas.; N. Bevan, Ass't Treas. C. Lord, President; M. Clark, V. Pres.; B. Taylor, Treas- urer; L. CoWallis, Ass't Treasurer; G. Littlefield, Ass't Treasurer; J. Goss, Sec.; Mr. Starbird. Class of 1968 News The class of 1968 entered Hermon High School on September 2, with an enrollment of 100 pupils. After spending a hectic day of finding our classes and meeting new people, we finally became accustomed to our new high school life. We are proud to say that the H.H.S. Majorettes are represented mostly by our class. They include Nikki Bevan, Kathy Wheeler, Tanya Hanscom, and Kathy Clukey. No definite plans for social activities for the year have been made yet. However, we plan to have a dance on April 30, and hope to have many more. The Freshman class anticipates three more years at H.H.S. THE CLASS OF 1965 The last official picture of the senior class; Advisor, Mrs. Bemis The National Society of the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution is an organization of women, who can trace their ancestry to those who helped gain American Independence. Their main goals are to preserve his- torical sites and to educate for greater partiotism. Each year a girl from the senior class is chosen by the seniors in conjunction with the faculty on the basis of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Marilyn Munn was elected as this year's D. A. R. Good Citizen and is entitled to lifetime membership in the organization. DAR GOOD CITIZEN HAWK STAFF From Ed's Desk . Club News .... Business Manager Assistant Manager Idle Talk .... Athletic Page . . . Crossword Puzzles Special Articles . Jokes ............ Periscope .... Alumni News . . . Political Analist . Other Editorials . Poems Artist Typists Advisor . Edward Cousins . . Sylvia Bemis . Herbert Crosby . Thomas Duran . Lorraine Ashe Paul Rich . . Joanne Jewett Richard Burgess . . Aileen Carle . Linda L. Harris Donna Boulier . Gregory Porter Gaynor Littlefield . . . . Jane Pike . . Russell Patten David Richardson . . . . Lois Smith Lorraine Adams Diana Dean Robert Booker Dorlane Cormier . . Nancy Garland . . Marilyn Munn Aileen Carle Lorraine Adams Lois Worcester Jane Martin Jean Martin Linda Lawrence Diana Goodwin William Leonard . . . . Mr. Baker Ass't. Editor: Linda Lou Harris Senior Ass't. Editor: Marilyn Munn Editor: S. Overlock 30 FRENCH CLUB SEATED: D. Tibbetts, L. Be van, J. Goss, J. Goodspeed, L. Ashe, M. Clark, D. Dean, J. Dunton. STANDING: Mr. Maheu, Advisor, R. Garnett, A. Freeman, G. Porter, C. Harris, H. WUson.W. Leonard, R. Haskell, G. Cummings, D. McQuilken. President--Harry Wilson Secretary— Jane Dunton Treasurer-- Diana Dean President----Arlan Freeman V. President-----Stud Adams Sec.-Treas.--Charles Harris OFFICERS RIFLE CLUB officers KNEELING: G. GUks, C. Harris, S. Adams, K. Swett. STANDING: L. Stubbs, A. Smith, D. Bartlett, A. Free- man, Mr. Lundqulst, Ad- visor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: A. Carle, B. Witherly, P. Pomroy, C. Burgess, P. Blanchard, S. Spencer, C. Ellsworth, B. Witherly, F. Rowell, F. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: L. Burke, B. Burgess, S. Hudson, L. Miller, R. Ellis, H. Fletcher, M. Clark, S. Smart, M. Blackwell, L. Robinson, S. Crockett, A. Lorom, C. Miller, L. Bishop, D. Goodwin, J. Jewett, L. J. Harris, D. Connors, Advisors: Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Sommer. THIRD ROW: M. Munn, L. Crawford, S. Strout, B. Steven- son, N. Hansen, B. Homsted, J. Clark, L. Erskine, D. Braley, L. Goodine, C. Gould, L. Worcester, J. Stevenson, H. Hackett, N. Garland. SEATED: Lois Worcester, Mary Blackwell. Lorraine Goodine, Joanne Jewett, Aileen Carle. STANDING: Sharon Smart, Donna Braley, Maureen Clark. SEATED: Treasurer,Secretary. President, V. Presi- dent, Treasurer. STANDING: Parliamentarian. His- torian, Reporter. FHA OFFICERS LIBRARIANS CLUB SEATED: S. Stuber, L. Gagnon, Mr. Meyer, K. Smith, D. Boulier, S. Snow. STANDING: B. Sylvester, D. Tibbetts, K. Darke. C. Lord, G. Littlefield, K. Light, S. Walls, L. L. Harris, C. Leonard, S. Walls. SEATED: D. Tibbetts, J. Dunton, C. Tibbetts, S. Long, D. Dean, S. Snow, G. Little- field, A. Adams. STANDING: Mr. Baker, Advisor, C. Fowie, N. Garland, J. Good- speed, J. Goss, J. Pike, L. Lawrence, V. McDougall, D. Bouller, L. Ashe, C. Taylor. THIRD ROW: H. Crosby, R. Patten, D. Richardson, E. Cousins, L. Worcester, L. Gagnon, N. Hansen, S. Be nils, G. Porter, R. Booker, P. Rich. NHS OFFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY R. Booker, President, J. Pike, Treasurer, S. Bemls, Secretary, T. Duran, Vice Presi- dent (not present). . . . Character . . . Scholarship . . . Leadership . . . Service CHESS CLUB FIRST ROW: Warren Noyes, Edson Wentworth, Wayne Garnett, Robert Garnett, Robert Haskell, Herbert Crosby, Richard Brookman, Gregory Leavitt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Babb, Advisor, Arnold Weeks, William Leonard, Richard Adams, Michael,Davis, Cathy Smith, Darrol Bartlett, Roxanna McDougall, Eddie Cousins, Frank Roy, Kenneth Swett, James Thibodeau. ADVISORS: Mrs. Kent Mr. Cardello CURTIS CAMPAIGN Hattie Fletcher Marilyn Mann GOLF CLUB R. Burgess, K. Taylor, F. Perry, S. Walls, C. Smith, J. Thibodeau, S. Snow. Calvin McKay Dean Smith Ed Cousins Mr. Lundquist, Advisor Bob Booker Arlan Freeman Ricky Burgess C.M.L. SPELLERS Robert Booker Linda Lou Harris Gienn Davis Donna Boulier Diana Tibbetts (Alternate) Sharon Snow (Alternate) ALL STATE Kathleen Taylor Catherine Smith ONE-ACT PLAY Diana Dean Robert Booker Catherine Smith George Cummings Mr. Meyer. Director 1964 SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS N. Garland C. Leonard S. Be mis K. Taylor L. Graves F. Thayer C. Harris M. Nickerson P. Rich ■S'.!,--LX THE GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: S.Ross.J. St. Louis, L. Smith, A. Adams. P. Pomroy. S. Gagnon. C. Gagnon, P. Smith, L. Miller, E. Hanning. STANDING: Mr. Eaton, H. Fletcher, J. Goodwin, S. Taylor, E. Hudson. H. Hackett, V. Mo rang, D. Nute. C. White. V. St. Louis. S. Stuber, C. Fowle. L. Adams, S. Long. D. Tibbetts. THIRD ROW: M. Griffin, H. Hallett, J. Goss. L. Gagnon, S. Walls, K. Burns, C. Smith. G. Ross, G. Hawes, C. Hillman, G. Chapman. A. Pullen, W. Stubbs, L. Goodine. C. Gould, M. Ireland, T. Anderson. MAJORETTES Barbara Taylor Kathy Clukey Kathy Wheeler Tanya Hanscom Nikki Bevan Donna Stubbs. Master Twirler BAND ACTIVITIES 1964 HERMON HIGH SCHOOL BAND 1965 FALL— Participated in Bangor Fireman's Conven- tion Parade. Played program for Hermon Bandolyres Meeting. Presented a concert at Hampden Academy —concert band, twirlers and stage band participated. Stage Band presented program for P.T.A. Variety Show. Participated in Veterans Day Parade in Bangor. Participated in Bangor Chamber of Com- merce Christmas Parade. . . Presented Second Annual Christmas Music Festival in Hermon. . . Stage Band played for Sophomore Dance and the Alumni Homecoming Dance. . . Band and twirlers performed for Home Basketball games and school rallies. SPRING— . . Hermon hosted Central Maine League Band Festival. . . Participated in Central Maine Music Festival. . . Presented Third Annual Spring Concert at Hermon. G. Lord, C. Tibbetts, M. Richardson, P. Spencer, G. Davis, G. Higgins, P. Cole, P. Rich, R. Simpson, K. Clukey, E. McKusick, S. Marsh. ' JUNIOR EXHIBITION Jean Martin Joanne Goodspeed Donna Boulier Nancy Hansen Jane Pike Stephen Doughty Advisor, Mrs. Bemis Robert Booker Charleen Gould Linda Lawrence Diana Dean Lois Smith Jane Martin We, The People............. Idiosyncrasies ............ Danny's Little Tin Soldier . . Pardoner's Tale............ In Memoriam ............... Waiting for Butch.......... The Old Woman and The Clock The Death of the Hired Man . The Handwriting on the Wall The Golf Lesson............ Sixteen.................... The Revenge of Hamish . . . USHERS Marilyn Munn Herbert Crosby Aileen Carle James Thibodeau William Leonard Gaynor Littlefield Francis Roy Lorraine Adams 38 • . Donna Boulier Joanne Goodspeed . . . . Jane Pike .... Diana Dean . . Robert Booker . . . Jane Martin . . . Jean Martin .... Lois Smith . Stephen Doughty . . Nancy Hansen . Charlene Gould Shortest--Tallest SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Ideal Seniors Best Disposition Class Clowns Best Mannered Best Dressed Best Looking Most Bashful Most Talkative 1965 WINTER CARNIVAL Before The Ball These students were elected by their respective classes to compete for the King and Queen title for the 1965 Winter Car- nival, Seniors: Mary Black- well, Steve Doughty; Juniors: Cindy Fowle, Arlan Freeman; Sophomores: Candy Kelley, Glenn Davis; Freshman: Kathy Clukey. This carnival, held February 19 and 20, began with the snow sculpturing and a hootenanny- record hop on Friday. Satur- day consisted of outdoor- sport-contests with skiing, hockey, skating, tobogganing and many other sports. Also, many students worked very hard all day decorating for the ball to be held that night. Mark, a penny for your thoughts!! and the Queen is crowned! Freshmen candidates Sophomore candidates 1964 Queen Jane and King Jim take their final march. Queen Mary, King Steve and their court The new King and Queen to reign for 1965. Junior candidates f M V A R S I T Y J. Homsted, Mgr., R. Simpson, T. Doughty, A. Freeman, T. Applebee, R. Ashe, C. Small, E. Cousins, H. Wilson, S. Doughty, R. Burgess, M. Millett, W. Leonard, Mer. B A S K E T B A L L Hermon 59 Orono 61 Hermon 68 Camden 55 • Hermon 69 Camden 67 Hermon 59 Bar Harbor 72 Hermon 64 Dover 57 Hermon 78 Hampden 63 ■ or Hermon 73 Dexter 45 Hermon 53 Mt. View 59 Hermon 79 Alumni 64 IFwh Hermon 53 Milo 45 Hermon 64 Dover 61 Hermon 97 Mt. View 61 Hermon 71 Orono 65 % yv Hermon 48 Hampden 49 Hermon 79 Bar Harbor 63 Hermon 53 Milo 45 Hermon 63 Dexter 59 Coach: Mr. Cardello HAWKS IN BATTLE No, you CAN’T have it. TOURNAMENT RESULTS 1965 Hermon 61 Madison 54 Hermon 51 Bucksport 55 TOTAL POINTS SCORED: Ed Cousin 28 Harry Wilson 9 Steve Edgecomb 10 Steve Doughty 30 Bob Ashe 23 Cliff Small 12 Bend and stretch, bend . . . Tiptoe through the tulips with me! CROSS COUNTRY 1964 Kneeling: Edson Wentworth, Richard Burgess, Gary Higgins, Robert Haskell, Earl McKusick, Timothy Doughty, Warren Noyes. Standing: Mr. Lord, Coach, Dennis Gray, Duane Hayes, Herbert Crosby, Frank Perry, Reggie Clark, Alvin Smith, Arnold Weeks, Richard Runnels, Manager. The X-Country team had a very successful season under the coaching of Mr. Lord. The team finished with a 7-4 record. Hermon again won the Central Maine League Meet by stopping Hampden, Higgins, Corinna, and East Corinth. This year we also had a J. V. team, which proved a worthwhile venture. Because of the difference in choosing State Meet teams, Hermon had to place in a meet at Orono before running in the State Meet. Captain: Robert Haskell LEAGUE MEET-Hermon 36, Hampden 41, Higgins Coach: Mr. Lord 74, Corinna 92, East Corinth 112. REGIONAL MEET-Hermon 3rd. STATE MEET-Hermon 14th. BASEBALL 1964 SOFTBALL Seated: M. Millett, A. Freeman, H. Wilson, S. Doughty. Standing: R. Ashe, D. Smith, C. Small, C. Harris, Mr. Baker, Coach. During the spring of 1964. the Hermon High School Baseball team won 4 games and lost 2. The girls softball team won 3 games and lost 3 last spring. In the Cen- tral Maine League, their record was 2 and 3. Seated: K. Clukey, S. Snow, S. Walls, D. Blackwell, J. Goodwin, M. Clark, J. Jewett. Standing: A. Curtis, C. Waterman, C. Smith, Mr. Babb, Coach, S. Walls, P. Cole, J. Goss, L. Sewall. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS-GIRLS JV 43 Orono 61 JV 53 Camden 42 JV 69 Camden 58 JV 24 Bar Hbr. 58 JV 59 Dover 53 JV 53 Hampden 48 JV 53 Dexter 67 JV 44 Mt. View 39 JV 46 Dover 57 JV 53 Mt. View 62 JV 53 Milo 40 JV 47 Orono 63 JV 58 Hampden 69 JV 29 Bar. Hbr. 43 JV 64 Milo 44 JV 80 Dexter 59 Kneeling: E. Ellis, R. Hatch, M. Millett, M. Richardson, D. Gray, S. Reynolds, P. Keith, B. Dunnifer, D. Goodwin. Standing: R. Simpson, T. Doughty, T. Crocker, W. Hallett, R. Clark, C. Edgecomb, D. St. Louis, F. Holland, D. Higgins, Mr. Littlefield, Coach. Seated: E. Haskell, B. Graves, D. Chase, Y. Anderson, N. Bevan, K. Clukey. Stand- ing: A. Mahon, K. Clukey, S. Stanhope, J. Clark, A. Curtis, K. Burns. J. V. Season 64-65 JV 23 Hermon Jr. 5 JV 20 John Bapst. 31 JV 26 Carmel-Lev.14 JV 14 Foxcroft 20 JV 32 Hermon Jr. 11 JV 9 Foxcroft 28 JV 14 John Bapst. 20 JV 22 Carmel-Lev 9 JV 13 Hampden 9 won 5— lost 4 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL SEATED: M. Clark, J. Jewett, S. Stuber, J. Goss, C. Leonard, S. Walls. STANDING: K. Thomas, S. Walls, C. Smith, G. Littlefield, N. Hansen, J. Pike. Coach: Mr. Babb Managers: L. Bevan S. Bern is Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon Hermon 36 East Corinth 20 43 John Bapst. 27 47 Corinna 50 37 Newport 38 31 Corinna 28 34 Hartland 42 34 Dover 41 30 Hampden 27 42 Higgins 23 30 Alumni 19 30 Hartland 41 38 Dover Foxcroft 32 49 John Bapst. 39 32 Hampden 33 45 Higgins 31 56 East Corinth 30 42 Newport 44 HONORARY CAPTAINS MOST IMPROVED H.H.S. FOUL SHOOTING CHAMP UNSUNG HERO MOST VALUABLE PLAYER MOST VALUABLE PLAYER BEST SPORTMANSHIP Nancy Hansen, Jane Pike Suzette Walls Joanne Jewett Nancy Hansen Jane Pike Joanne Jewett Sherry Stuber Compliments of: Dakin Sporting Goods Co., Bangor, Maine 49 H.H.S. CHEERLEADERS VARSITY The Varsity Cheerleaders began the school year, 1964-1965, with the main purpose of earning money. With the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, we had a casserole dinner, a dance, and several Victory hops after the basket- ball games. With the profits from these functions, we bought white blouses, and megaphones. The squad consists of three members from the Junior class: Cindy Fowle, Nancy Garland, and Lorraine Ashe; also, we have four members from the Senior Class: Diana Goodwin, Gaynor Littlefield, Captain, and Sharon Overlock, Co-Captain, with Mary Blackwell as an alternate. We want to thank all those who helped us to make this year a success. Diana Goodwin, Lorraine Ashe, Sharon Overlock, Gaynor Littlefield, Nancy Garland, Cynthia Fowle. Sharon demonstrates a Varsity jump. Co-Captain Sharon Overlock Captain Gaynor Littlefield JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row: Brenda Sylvester. Second row: Diana Tibbetts, Gloria Gordon. Third row: Susan Strout, Candy Kelley, Cindy Lord. Candy Kelley, Captain, Cindy Lord and Diana Tibbet t s, Co-Captain, Marilyn Ireland, Alternate. Mrs. Kent Advisor The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders began the season, 1964-1965, with Candy Kelley (sophomore) as Captain, and Cindy Lord (sophomore) and Diana Tibbetts (sophomore) as Co-Captains. Also on the squad were Brenda Sylvester (freshman), Gloria Gordon (freshman), and Susan Strout (fresh- man). During the middle of the season, Brenda Sylvester left the squad and alternate Marilyn Ireland (freshman) became a regular cheerleader. We wish the JV cheerleaders the best of luck in the coming season, 1965- 1966. This page sponsored by: Carter Milling Co., 61 Railroad St., Bangor, Me. 51 L I T E R A R Y CLASSWORK What goes on in class is not what teachers think. The average classroom is filled with students avidly grasping for knowledge, but knowledge for what? To work efficiently in class, a student must have keen perception of things, people, and events. Have you ever tried to write a composition in class? Pretty nearly impossible. Harry, have ya heard the joke about the bear trap? I'll tell ya after I finish this composition. Teachers are supposed to know the student but— Harry, close that window! Whataya trying to do, pre- serve me? —teachers know only a piece of work and a certain grade. What page did he say, Bob? Hey, look on four forty-four. That's 'im exactly. Marks are a means of grading work--not people . Ed-Ed-Bob, tell Ed I want'im. Ed, whaja get on your Physics test? 95? 94? But teachers have no way of comparing so many people other than by an A or B or C or less frequently an F. Who threw that chalk? Watch it, Harry ! How far have ya read in that stupid book? No-o-o, I'm not gonna read it 'till I haveta. Will ya close that window? What page are ya on now? Hey, watch me get Frank between the eyes with this wad of gum. Yeah, I found it on the bottom of muh chair. I got 'im Harry! Right between the lookers! Asaresult there has been an increased push for better grades. The parents offer rewards for— Steve, how many points didja get Satur- day? Fire up Steve ol' boy! Students have come to expect something for everything, to expect a material reward for learning. The student works for only one thing—good grades instead of working for education itself. Lousy—next period. Ya got ya homework done, Harry? Neither 'av I. Quiet! The professor is talking to us. Yes, sir, I have been paying attention, but it is Monday Morning, sir. I've got to finish this theme. School is an institution for learning based on the principle of accomplishments and rewards, failure and punishment, forced education— Look, I can't tell ya that joke now. Wait 'til recess. No, I 'aven't got my homework done. I dunno. Maybe I'll get my math done in physics class. I'm doin' today's English assignment now. We have become educated puppets, and the school presently offers no solution. We must cultivate, on our own, our own in- terests by learning all we can, by reading widely, listening in class and generally broad- ening our knowledge of the world. Harry, quit poking me! No. I haven't read it. It wasn't assigned, was it? There's the bell. Let's get out of here. I haven't got my phy- sics done yet, have you? It's the educational system, Harry. It's got to be. Dave Richardson 65 MEMORANDUM Grammar school is a miniature society. It contains all snobbery, prejudice and social pressures of adult society. As a child attending grammar school, I didn't notice the nature of school society because I was too involved in it. But now I notice many of these traits. The importance of money is ever present--even in grammar school. One of my clearest memories is connected with the power of wealth. My sixth-grade teacher always let the first person to finish his writing lesson erase the boards. I was first to finish my lesson and proudly took it to my teacher. She told me to take my seat. The next person to finish his paper took it to the teacher and then erased the boards. He always erased the boards. I then realized he was teacher's pet. Also, his father was one of the wealthiest merchants in Bangor. In connection with wealth is poverty. There were many poor people in my school. I always watched them at a distance. All my friends laughed and teased them. For some reason, one unfortunate girl invited me to her house for the afternoon. Why I'll never know, because I never spoke to her or even smiled in her direction. For some even odder reason I decided to go. When we got to her house, she changed from her torn and unpressed clothes into her play clothes,” which were dirtier and more ragged. The condition of her house turned my stomach. The whole house effused the smell of burning wood in the stove. Grease and dirt were every- where. Because of my protests, we played outside. Then I found out that because this family lacked a car I would have to walk home. It must have been four to six miles home, but I didn't mind the walk; it gave me time to think. I came to the conclusion that this girl needed me as a friend. I decided I was the one to help her. The next day at recess I asked her to join my little group of girls. My friends were shocked. They played with her, but at a distance, and I was the only one who threw her the ball. At lunch time my friends wanted to know what was the matter with me. Why was I playing with A.T. T. (Annie-tattered-and-torn)? I tried to explain her predicament. The point was made clear that I c hoos e her to them. I never spoke to her again. For many years I tried to justify my choice by saying I never liked her, I just pittied her. But for two days she was my friend. In fifth grade my next-door neighbor, Diana, and I were invited to a classmate's house for her birthday party. I went to my girlfriend's house, present under arm, and together we walked to Gwendline's house . We were the first to arrive—and the last. No one else came. We had fun; and walking home, Diana and I agreed Gwendline was really nice. When I got home I started to tell mother about the party. I said something about how funny her little brother's hair looked. Then I added, Of course I guess all Negroes have curly hair, but so do I. That shot off a reaction like knocking over the first domino in a line. After a few questions my mother called my girlfriend's house. Neither of our parents knew Gwendline was a Negro. We never felt the need to distinguish that fact. We didn't really know why, but we were never allowed to play with her. Our friends at school called us nigger lovers for a week, and screamed every time we touched them. The scream warned us not to spread the black germs. We soon followed the crowd, and we too were running from the black girl, all thoughts of the nice girl, whose party we'd had fun at, forgotten. But when I look back now, I realize I haven't forgotten. I remember the girl, I remember the party, and I also remember the cruelty-the cunning of a society based on snobbery and prejudice. 53 Sherry Stuber 65 PlUHtl'lld NWTMti COOVCUTIM Cowntt MtAIN toi««« Tuot MMtMt r«U«T IS J5 9 ,21 21 J ACMtCVKMCMT UTVCU Tnm «Ml e._____ •AMKINO tYITCM IOO 0-70-74 • CLOW 70 7AILURC Hmmm . . .That was quite an interesting account of your personal contacts at the Folies-Bergere, Mr. Maheu! I told you that Mr. Noyes wasn’t sanforized. He shrunk! Well, just because fm having crackers and milk doesn't mean that you have to have them too! •_____«30 Igfftt-- --- SCHOLARSHIP HABITS � mi ATTITUDES Son, I think it's about time we had a little talk about . . . I dreamed I went to a Home Ec. party in my new . . . With 153 4 credits, Ringo may look forward to another year at H.H.S. CAMERA CLUB Seated: A. Carle, K. Darke, P. Pomroy, D. Dunton, S. Snow, S. Walls, B. Sylves- ter, R. Ellis. Standing: Mr. Chase, Advisor, S. Stuber, L. Robinson, M. Griffin, D. Braley,N. Hansen, L. Worcester, D. Holland, C. Miller. Third row: A. Gilks, G. Hawes, S. Davis, K. Light, S. Edgecomb, R. Walls, R. Keating, A. White, W. Leonard, J. Thibodeau, R. Burgess. JUNIOR FIREMEN George Gilks, Arnold Gilks, Charles Harris, Gilman Peavey, Robin Walls, Robert Keating. We could have got Herb In if these girls didn't have We physics students would rather fight than switch, such big handbags. 55 STUDENT DIRECTORY STUDENTS Adams, Abbie 22,24,34,36,33 Adams, David 26 Adams, Loraine 30,10,38,22,28,36, 40 Adams, Richard 10,28,33,31 Allard, Roger 25 Allen, David 25 Anderson, Tom 26,36 Anderson, Yvonne 26,34,48 Annis, Gary 25 Applebee, Thomas 10,28,44,39 Archer, Darrell Archer, Keith 26 Ashe, Lorraine 43,22,24,30,27,34, 33,51,31 Ashe, Robert 10,28,47,44,39 Babcock, Henry 25,34 Baker, Janice 26 Bartlett, Darrel 10,33,31 Bemis, Sylvia 22,24,35,33,30,49 Bennett, Linda Bevan, Lynn 24,49,31 Bevan, Nikki 26,27,36,48 Bishop, Louise 10,28,34,32 Blackwell, Dianne 25,47 Blackwell, Mary 10,6,28,34,32,39 Blanchard, James Blanchard, Patricia 25,32 Booker, Robert 30,33,61,10,8,29,9, 34.22.38.28.35.39 Boulier, Donna 11,38,28,35,34,32, 30.33.39 Braley, David 25 Braley, Donna 24,32,55 Braley, Stephen 26 Brann, Juanita 24 Brookman, Richard 11,28,33,40,55 Brookman, Robert 26 Bulley, Lorraine 11,22,28 Burgess, Barbara 24,34,32 Burgess, Carol 25,34,32 Burgess, Mary Burgess, Richard 11,28,34,26,46, 30,44,39 Burgess, Rosalie 25 Burke, Lorna 24,32 Burns, Kathy 25,36,48 Butler, Frank 11,28 Caldwell, Judy 26 Caldwell, Mary 25 Campbell, Maurice 26,34 Campbell, Vivian 11,28 Garle, Aileen 11,38,28,32,30,39,55 Carter, Gloria 24 Chapman, Gail 11,28,34,36,40 Chapman, Gail 26 Chapman, Gary 26 Chapman, Gay 26 Chase, Deborah 26,34,48 Clark, Judith 25,34,32,48 Clark, Maureen 8,25,27,34,32,31, 47,56 Clark, Reggie 26,34,46,48 Clark, Steven 25 Clukey, Kathyrn 26,27,36,48,8 Clukey, Kenneth 25 Clukey, Kristen 25,37,48,47 Colbath, Susan 24 Cole, Frank 24 Cole, Penelope 25,37,47 Colson, Beverly 28,12,34,40 Connors, Dianne 25,32 Cormier, Dorlane 24,30 Cousins, Edward 12,61,34,33,30,44, 29.22.9.28.39 CoWallis, Linda 25,27,34 Crawford, Louise 26,32 Crocker, Thomas 26,48 Crockett, Sylvia 25,32 Crosby, Herbert 8,38,22,30,28,12, 33.46.39 Crosby, Lewis 25 Cumming, George 25,35,34,31 Curtis, Annie 25,48,47 Curtis, Dean 25 Cutler, Linda 24 Darke, Karen 24,32,55 Davis, Glenn 25,35,37 Davis, Michael 12,33 Davis, Stephen 28,12,40,55 Dean, Diana 12,8,9,33,38,22,28,30, 35,31,39 DeGrasse, Linda 26 Donnellan, Donna 25,34 Doughty, Stephen 38,28,12,47,44,40 Doughty, Timothy 26,46,48,44 Dow, Rita 26 Dow, Roger 25 Dunifer, Bruce 25,48 Dunton, Dolores 12,33,31,39,55 Dunton, Dorothy 24,28 Dunton, Galen 25 Dunton, Harry 13,28 Duran, Robert Duran, Terry 13 Duran, Thomas Durost, Rodney 24,34 Eaton, Richard 13,28,40 Edgecomb, Carleton 26,48 Edgecomb, Steven 13,28,39,55 Ellis, Edward 25,48 Ellis James 26 Ellis, Roberta 13,28,32,55 Ellsworth, Clarice 25,32 Emery, Jeffery 24 Erskine, Lois 25,32 Essex, Sandra 22,61,28 Fletcher, Hattie 13,28,34,36,32 Foss, Francis 26,34 Foss, Garfield Fowle, Cynthia 43,24,34,36,33,50 Freeman, Arlan 8,24,44,27,34,31,47 Frost, Lee 24 Frost, Paulette Gagnon, Carlita 25,36 Gagnon, Linda 13,28,36,32,33,40 Gagnon, Sandra 26,36 Garland, Nancy 43,24,35,27,35,34, 32,33,50 Garnett, Wayne 26,33 Garnett, Ronald 25,33,31 Garrison, Michael 25 Getchell, Dana 24 Getchell, Melvin 14,28,40 Gilks, Arnold 14,28,36,55 Gilks, George 25,34,31,55 Goodine, Douglas 24 Goodine, Lorraine 24,34,32,36 Goodine, Thomas 25 Goodspeed, Joanne 14,8,38,22,33,28, 31,40 Goodwin, David 26,48 Goodwin, Diana 14.43,28,34,32,50, 30,39 Goodwin, Faith 26,32 Goodwin, Judith 24,34,36,48,47 Goodwin, Larry 14,28 Goodwin, Terrence 26 Gordon, Gloria 26,27,34,51 Goss, Jane 25,27,36,33,31,47,49 Gould, Charleen 38,28,34,36,32 Gould, Keith 26 Graves, Brenda 26,48 Graves, Leslie 24,35 Gray, Dennis 26,46,48 Gray, Myron 25 Griffin, Marilyn 14,28,36,55 Griffin, Raymond 14,28 Hackett, Helen 15,36,32 Hallett, Bill 25,34,48 Hallett, Hollis 26,36 Hannan, David 25 Hanning, Ellen 25,36 Hanscom, Tanya 8,26,27,36 Hanson, Nancy 15,38,28,32,33,49, 39,55 Harris, Charles 24,35,31,47,55 Harris, Gary 26 Harris, Linda J. 32 Harris, Linda L. 61,24,35,34,32,30 Haskell, Elaine 26,48 Haskell, Robert 24.46,33,31 Hatch, Christie 25 Hatch, Reid 26,48 Hawes, Gary 25,36,55 Hayes, Doreen 26,34 Hayes, Duayne 25,46 Herbest, Margaret 26,34 Hickey, Peter Higgins, Dennis 26,48 Higgins, Gary 25,37,46 Higgins, Lee 24 Hillman, Charles 25,34,36 Holland, Chester 26 Holland, Dorothy 15,28,55 Holland, Frederick 24,48 Homsted, Barbara 26,32 Homsted, Jeffrey 24,44 Homsted, Malcolm 24 Howe, George 26 Howes, Roger 25 Hudson, Edythe 25,36 Hudson, Sherri 24,32 Hunt, John 26 Ireland, Gary 26 Ireland, Marilyn 26,34,36,51 Jackson, Bernard 15,28 Jackson, James 24,34 Jewett, Joanne 24,46,32,47,30,49 56 STUDENT DIRECTORY Jones, Eileen 25 Joy, Danny 26,27 Keating, Robert 28,15,55 Keith, Earl 15,28 Keith, Phillip 26,48 Kelley, Candace 25,34,51 Kennedy, Faye 26,34 King, Robert 24 Kinney, Danny 26,27 LaGasse, Wallace 15,28 Lawrence, Delores 24,34 Lawrence, Gary 25 Lawrence, Judith 26,34 Lawrence, Linda 15,38,28,33,30,39 Leavitt, Gregory 26,33 Lee, Michael 25 Leonard, Carolyn 24,35,34,32,49 Leonard, William 16,23,38,22,33, 28,31,55,30,55,44 Light, Kenneth 24,32,55 Littlefield, Gail 25,34,49,32,27 Littlefield, Gaynor 16,43,9,38,22, 28,50,34,30,33,39 Long, Sandra 16,28,36,33,31,39 Lord, Cynthia 8,25,27,34,32,51 Lord, George 24,37 Lorom, Ardis 24,32 Luce, Ronald 26 McDougall, Roxanna 26,33 McDougall, Valerie 24,33 McKay, Calvin 25,34 McKusick, Earl 25,37,46 McGlinchey, LeRoy 24 McQuilken, Daniel 25,31 Mahon, Amelia 25,48 Mahon, James 24 Marsh, Susan 25,37 Martin, Jane 61,16,38,22,28,30 Martin, Jean 61,16,38,22,28 Meservy, Ronald Miller, Angela 24 Miller, Cheryl 24,32,55 Miller, Linda 24,36,32 Millett, Mark 25,48,47,44 Morang, Vicki 25,34,36 Munn, Marilyn 16,38,28,34,32,30,40 Murray, Marlene 16,28 Nason, Bruce Nickerson, John 25 Nickerson, Mark 24,35 Noyes, Carol 25,34 Noyes, Fred 25 Noyes, Warren 26,46,33 Nute, Deborah 36 Overlock, Estelle 26,34 Overlock, Sharon 16,43,50,9,28,30, 34,40 Page, Duayne 26 Page, Wayne 26 Parsons, Barry 25 Parsons, Clinton 17,28 Parsons, Micheal Patten, Russell 17,8,28,34,33,30,40 Peavey, Gilman 25,55 Perry, Frank 17,28,34,46,40,39 Perry, Linda 25,34 Perry, Nathan 26 Pike, Jane 17,8,33,9,38,30,22,49,28, 39 Pike, Julia 26 Pomroy, Patricia 17,28,34,36,32, 40,55 Porter, Gregory 17,22,28,34,33,30, 31,39 Porter, Carol 26,34 Pullen, Ann 24,34,36 Quinn, Leland 17,28 Reynolds, Steve 26,48 Rich, Paul 30,22,24,27,35, 37,33 Richardson, David 17,28,34,33,30, 40 Richardson, Michael 25,37,48 Ring, Gailene 24 Robinson, Leanne 18,28,32,55 Robinson, Phillip 25 Ross, Geraldine 25,36 Ross, Sandra 24,36 Rowell, Florence 26,32 Roy, Francis 18,38,28,33,40 Runnells, Clifford 26 Runnells, Richard 46,14 St. Louis, Donald 48,24 St. Louis, Judy 25,36 St. Louis, Vickie 24,34,36 Sands, Dana 24 Sands, Truman 26 Sewall, Betty 26 Sewall, Leaphy 25,34,47 Shaw, Linda 26 Shaw, Louis 24 Shaw, Nancy 25 Simpson, Richard 25,37,48,44 Small, Cliff 24,47,44 Smart, Sharon 25,32 Smith, Alvin 24,46,31 Smith Bonnie 26,34 Smith, Cathy 18,28,35,34,36,32,33, 47,49,39 Smith, Dean 18,28,34,47,39 Smith, Deborah 24 Smith, Della 24,34 Smith, Jay 24 Smith, Lois 18,28,38,34,36,30,40 Smith, Phyllis 25,36 Snow, Sharon 24,8,27,35,34,32,33, 47.55 Spencer, Patricia 26,37 Spencer, Vaughn 25 Spencer, Sandra 24,32 Stanhope, Susan 26,48 Stevens, Laura 24 Stevenson, Bonita 26,32 Stevenson, Carole Stevenson, Judy 26,27,32 Strout, Susan 26,34,32,51 Stubbs, Donna 25,36 Stubbs, Linda 18,28,36 Stubbs, Wanda 18,28,36 Stuber, Sherry 18,28,34,36,32,30, 39,55 Swett, Kenneth 24,33,31 Sylvester, Brenda 26,34,32,51,55 Tardiff, Dawn 25,34 Taylor, Barbara 25,27,36 Taylor, Kathleen 35,24,34,33 Taylor, Sharon 24,36 Thayer, Allan 24 Thayer, Fred 24,35 Thibeau, Alden 24 Thibodeau, Cheryl 24 Thibodeau, Idris 26 Thibodeau, James 19,38,28,34,33,55 Thomas, Kathe 24,27,49 Tibbetts, Cheryl 25,37,33 Tibbetts, Diana 25,35,34,36,32,33, 51,31 Treadwell, John 24 Turner, Leslie 19,28 Walls, Robin 19,28,39,55 Walls, Sharon 25,34,36,32,47,49,55 Walls, Suzette 24,32,47,49 Walker, Fred 19,28 Walker, James 26 Waterman, Carolyn 25,47 Weeks, Arnold 26,46,33 Wentworth, Lorraine 26 Wescott, Gerald 25 Weymouth, Darlene 26 Wheeler, Kathryn 26,36 White, Andrew 25,55 White, Cynthia 24,36 White, Michael 24 Wilbur, Donald 26 Wilson, Arthur 19,28,31,47,44,40 Wilson, Floyd 24 Wilson, Susan 19,28 Witherly, Blanche 26,34,32 Witherly, Brenda 24,32 Woodard, Dianne 25 Woodard, Donna Worcester, Lois 19,28,33,32,30,40, 55 Young, Shiela 26 FACULTY Mr. Babb 6,33,49,47 Mr. Baker 7,33,30,47 Mrs. Bemis 7,9,38,22 Mr. Cardello 6,44 Mr. Chase 6,55 Mrs. Craig 6 Mr. Eaton 7,36 Mrs. Gray 7,32 Mrs. Kent 7,6 Mr. Lord 7,9,46 Mr. Lundquist 5,34,31 Mr. Maheu 7,27,31 Mr. Meyer 6,35,32 Mr. Millett 5 Mrs. Mingo 4,5 Mrs. Myers 6,9,22 Mr. Nichols 6,27 Mr. Noyes 6 Mrs. Sommers 7,9 Mr. Starbird 6,27 Mr. Withee 7,8 Mr. Zigler 7,37 57 1964 ALUMNI Beverly Adams, (Mrs. Danny Millett) California Joyce Anderson, Bangor, Maine Harold Appleby, Hick's Garage, Bangor, Maine Allan Archer, University of Maine, Orono Richard Booker, Beals Business School, Bangor Judith Braley, Twin City Beauty School, Brewer Gail Brawn, Viner Shoe Factory, Bangor Gerald Burns, Jr., State Highway Instruction Sandra Chapman, at home, Hermon Jeanne Chisholm, University of Maine, Orono John Clifford, Music Conservatory, Bangor Peter Cole, University of Maine, Orono Barbara Currier, Secretary, Standard Elect- rical Appliance Shop, Bangor Dennis DeGrasse, Fort Wayne, Indiana Richard Dow, Knight's Auto Sales, Bangor Walter Edgecomb, Jr., University of Maine, Orono Ronald Emery, at home, Dixmont Dianne Erskine, Una's Academy of Beauty Culture, Skowhegan, Maine Gary Goss, University of Maine, Orono Diane Gould, Eastern Maine General Hospital Donna Gould, (Mrs. Gary Smith) Bangor Jennifer Hall, Eastern Trust Banking Com- pany Linda Hanscom, at home, Carmel Wayne Hansen, Queen City Charter House, Bangor Charlene Harris, University of Maine, Orono George Hillman, Surveyor, Lincoln, Maine Judith Homsted, University of Maine, Orono Beverly Jordan, Secretary to an accountant, Bangor David Keith, B A Railroad, Bangor Doris Lord, (Mrs. Robert Simpson) Hermon Alfreda Lorom, Sebasticook Valley Hospital, Pittsfield, Maine Richard Luce, Striar Mill, Orono, Maine Duane Mahon, Riverview Dairy, Hampden, Maine Lloyd Manley, Kagan-Lown Shoe Factory, Bangor David Millett, Gorham State Teachers College Walter Munn, Jr., Husson College, Bangor, Maine Margaret Parsons, at home, Hermon, Maine Conrad Perry, Instructor's Aid, Milo, Maine Robert Pickard, at home, Hermon, Maine James Reynolds, University of Maine, Orono Barrie Richardson, U. S. Army, Fort Dix, N.J. Lawrence Roy, Northern Maine Vocational Institute, Presque Isle, Maine Ronald Sherwood, Viner Shoe Factory, Bangor John Simpson, U. S. Navy Barbara Smith, E aste rn Maine General Hospital Ina Smith (Mrs. Robert Jarvis) Secretary, James H. Siegel D.M.D., Bangor, Maine Darlene Stevenson, Medical Secretary, St. Joseph Hospital, Bangor Ellen Sutherland, Twin City Beauty School, Brewer, Maine Margaret Thibeau, Nurse's Aid, Maine State Hospital, Bangor Albert Walker Jr., Bangor Hydro Electric Co. Arthur Witham, Webber Oil Co., Bangor, Maine 1962 Mary Sue Allen, (Mrs. Francis Merrill) Lawrence Appleby, Kagan-Lown Shoe Factory, Bangor, Maine Sally Bartlett, (Mrs. Philip Thompson) City Hall, Bangor, Maine Cary Bishop, Pleasant Hill Dairy, Hermon Gary Bishop, U. S. Army, France Patricia Carle, Brewer Savings Bank Ronald Clark, Navy Research School, Maryland Edward Conant, Hermon Esso Service Station Carolyn Cousins, (Mrs. David Mahon) New England Telephone Telegraph Co., Bangor Marcia Culter, (Mrs. Leroy Nowell) Glenburn Barbara Dansereau, (Mrs. Kenneth Sutherland) Springfield, Mass. Bernard Duplisea, University of Maine, Orono Richard Emerson, Emple Knitting Mills, Brewer Iona Freeman, Eastern Trust Banking Company Charlene Gellerson, married, Washington, D. C. David Grant, U. S. Navy, Guam Kenneth Hartley, Queen City Charterhouse Thomas Homsted, U. S. Navy, Florida Mary Ann Jordan, Kagan Lown, Bangor Phyllis Keating, Viner Shoe Factory Bruce Newcomb, at home, Hermon John Page, Lanham, Maryland, chef Edwin Patten, U. S. Air Force, Alaska Alan Pinkham, Rice Miller, Bangor Sharon Reardon, (Mrs. Robert Graves) X-Ray Technician, EMGH, Bangor, Me. Philip Thompson, Channel 2-WLBZ Ralph Tozier, Jr., Webber Oil, truck driver, Bangor, Maine Charles Witham, at home, Hermon, Maine, graduated—MVTI, Portland 58 LORD’S MARKET AND VILLAGE WASH TUB Tel. 848-7274 Hermon, Maine CARLE’S MARKET Friendly Service Coldbrook Road Hermon, Maine Tel. 848-3671 We've got it or we'll get it Serving Maine Families Since 1852 BANGOR SAVINGS BANK BANGOR Main Office: 3 State Street Shopping Center Office: 623 Broadway BELFAST Shopping Plaza Office: 126 Main Street MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CENTRAL MAINE GAS SERVICE It's Metered For Your Protection and Convenience The Gas Service People Prefer All Kinds of Appliances Call 942-2005 711 Main Street, Bangor Compliments of NORMAN GOODWIN WELL-DRILLING Phone 884-2155 Levant, Maine HIGGINS “ELECTRIC MOTOR” SERVICE Sales - Service Fast, Experienced Rebuilding Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-9215 J.J. NISSEN BAKING CORPORATION Makers of cHv utn 34 Abbot Street Tel. 942-6341 Brewer, Maine Compliments of SPONSORS: WESTERN AUTO Hollis Elkin Lovely's Farnham Funeral Home Riverview Farms Dairy Bangor, Maine Ray’s Drive-In Brockway's Flower Shop Dr. Everett H. Sawyer O.D. Consolodated Supply Co. DON’T SAY POTATO CHIPS Compliments of SAY KING COLE FOOTMAN’S DAIRY KING COLE POTATO CHIP CO. BANGOR, MAINE Brewer, Maine Compliments of STATE TRAILER SALES, INC. Route 2 Hermon. Maine WHITE ELEPHANT RESTAURANT On Bangor-Hermon Line Brewer, Maine Phone 848-5555 Top Quality-Honest Values HERMON Compliments of MOBILE HOMES, INC. Sales and Service Former Location of Turn Inn U. S. Route 2 BRAKE SERVICE INC. HERMON, MAINE Specialists in Brake Wheel Alignment George H. Gould Gen. Mgr. and Treas. 34 French Street Bangor, Maine Bus. Phone: Hermon 848-3773 Tel. 942-8227 SIRABELLA STUDIO 11 Washington.................brewer, maine — personal attention for your graduation portraits — personalized lighting for your individual face — special low student prices Our photography is not just a SNAP! WEBBER SUPPLY, INC. GO TO Wholesale Distributors KEN’S SHELL SERVICE Heating Supplies Main Railroad Streets Major Lines Bangor, Maine Accessories For the BEST in Front End Alignment Wheel Balancing 32 Thatcher Street, Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-7361 Also General Repairs WEBBER OIL CO. HERMON MOTOR COMPANY Your ESSO Distributor Used Cars and Trucks A Complete Heating Service RANGE AND FUEL OILS 24-Hour Wrecker Service BEAT THE WEATHER WITH WEBBER Telephone 945-5688 Tel. 848-7265 or 848-3209 700 Main Street Bangor. Maine Hermon, Maine That's the Meat for Me PILOTS GRILL STAR BEEF DUBUQUE Famous For Quality Foods For Reservations Or Information From the Tall Corn Country Dial 942-6325 Bangor, Maine Hammond Street, Bangor, Maine Compliments of Compliments of LOG CABIN DINER JACKSON’S BEACH Compliments of Compliments of BURT NEWCOMB HIGGIN'S STORE Compliments of Compliments of EARL'S ESSO IKE’S FIREBALLS SPONSORS: MICKEY'S BARBER SHOP BREWER UPHOLSTERING CO. COWAN'S SERVICE STATION Brewer, Maine Compliments of Compliments of ELECTROLUX CORPORATION RAINBOW REMNANTS, INC. 57 North Main Street 104 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 989-4744 Brewer, Maine Compliments of LEVANT UPHOLSTERY Telephone 884-2925 BOYD NOYES Levant, Maine 9 miles from Bangor Bangor, Maine off Route 222 Compliments of WONG'S LAUNDRY Compliments of TRADING POST Compliments of Compliments of FLAGG'S BOWEN-BARBER SHOP Compliments of Compliments of SOPHER'S CLOTHING JUANITA’S CUT CURL SHOP Compliments of Compliments of TIBBETTS CITIES SERVICE STEVE DOLLEY’S SUNOCO Compliments of Compliments of K L SHELL ORMAN E. PETTENGILL Compliments of Compliments of D’ LOR BEAUTY SCHOOL GASS OFFICE SUPPLIES Compliments of Compliments of GAY’S LUNCHEONETTE SUBURBAN PROPANE Compliments of Compliments of TREADWELL’S RESTAURANT PICTURE GIFT SHOP BROADWAY-SUNSET DRUG CO. Prescription Service Specialists 942-6363 475 Broadway, Bangor Compliments of CAMPBELL'S GENERAL STORE Hermon, Maine MARSH’S ESSO Toys - Jokes - Novelties Home of Marsh’s Italian Sandwiches And Jet Balls Outer State Street, Brewer Telephone 942-8481 LOUIS KIRSTEIN SONS REALTORS Real Estate and Insurance Service Established in 1894 44 Central Street Bangor, Maine SULLIVAN FORD SALES A-l Used Cars Trucks saleT Parts Service Open Monday- Friday 7:30-Midnight 499 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-4631 RAY T. LUCE GENERAL INSURANCE Hermon, Maine Telephone Hermon 848-3606 Compliments of HERMON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND LADIES AUXILIARY 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, EASTERN DIVISION Congratulations to the Graduates. Your Official Photographers STEVENS STUDIOS A complete photographic service to schools and colleges 34 Central Street • Bangor, Maine MEET OUR NEWEST CUSTOMER! UNION ST., NORTH HERMON CALL 843-3337 Ihurivr u It A A If us It’s more fun when you stay together all the way ... on your own bus with your own expert driver. Charter Bus trips are easy to arrange, economical, too. If your club, school class or other group is planning a trip check on how easy it Is to rent a B A Bus. We can help you with your plans, too . . . hotel reservations, sight- seeing . . . meal stops . . . complete itinerary, including the route of your choice. You can't heat the comfort, safety, convenience and economy of B A ( barter Bus. .1 f i i 7� ' - irunt in t n . . . For information and rates, see your nearest Bangor and Aroostook Bus agent or write direct to: Manager, Highway Division Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Bangor, Maine Compliments of L. C. PULLEN ELECTRICIAN Levant, Maine Telephone 884-2465 Congratulations to the Class of 65 Best Wishes for Future Success BIG DIPPER DRIVE-IN Carmel-Hermon Line BANGOR-MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY SCHOOL - OFFICE ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 14 State Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-5511 OHMART AND HINKLEY Pharmacists Brewer - Hampden - Bangor Leslie M. Ohmart, Jr., B.S. Registered Pharmacist MAINE COAL SALES COMPANY 450 Main Street Bangor, Maine Distributors Pyrofax Bottled Gas Appliances Coal and Oil Burning Equipment Iron Fireman Coal and Oil Burning Equipment Phone 945-4525 Telephone 942-0222 STERNS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Established 1838 Lumber - Building Materials East Hampden p, o. Box 796 Bangor, Maine For All Your Insurance Needs COASTAL AGENCY, INC. Ham Robbins, Owner Hampden, Maine Telephone 862-5440 Main Road Times have the Merrill Trust Company D� � � l !«� � • • •« •• • ••• ••• •• SfUM Fifteen Offices Serving Eastern Maine changed Many of the advancements we all take fot granted today weren’t even known to us a few years ago. That’s progress! But remember there’s one thing that doesn’t change — it’s Merrill Trust’s interest in helping young people with their banking needs. Whether you’re starting a career or continuing your education, you’re invited to make us your bank fur every banking service. DANA’S TRAILER GRILL 72 Summer Street Bangor, Maine T AND N TRAILER COURT Route 2--Hermon, Maine On Carmel--Hermon Line Phone Hermon 848-5563 Say It With Flowers” Tel. 947-8464 SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers, Designs Buck Street Bangor, Maine Compliments of DUCKY’S GROCERY AND FUEL SERVICE Carmel, Maine NEWPORT TRUST COMPANY Newport - Corinna, Maine y BAKK Phone Newport 368-5505 Phone Corinna 278-2651 Emergency Efficiency Awoi J HINCKS OIL CO. 11 Central St. Bangor, Maine Dial - 945-6478 Serving: Hermon Brewer Hampden Bangor Carmel Etna Kenduskeag Levant Since 1895 GARLAND S STORE General Store Carmel, Maine Phone 848-3382 Compliments of SHIRLEY’S TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of DRS. CHARLES SARAH SIMPSON Carmel, Maine Compliments of W. A. BEAN SONS BEN SCLAIR Quality Meat Products SHOES AND FURNISHINGS Bangor, Maine 75 Pickering Square Compliments of HANSON’S YANKEE SHOE REPAIR Authentically Different Sportswear, Ski Equipment 11 Water St. School Jackets Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-3184 395 South Main Street Brewer, Maine IT'S A LONG WALK BUT ONLY A SHORT RIDE ON 95 TO GOLDSMITH’S MEN'S AND BOY’S STORE in Old Town Popular priced style clothing for men and young men .... Tuxedo rentals .... School and club custom styled jackets Athletic and gym equipments .... Military uniforms. A. J. GOLDSMITH Men's and Boys' Store - Old Town Established - 1907 Phone 827-3324 W G U Y Radio 1 1250 On The Dial Music All Day Compliments of CLENDENNING OIL, INC. Hampden, Maine Compliments of E. G. BAKER Fuel Compliments of M. D. HARDY, INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Box 84 MRA Bangor, Maine Tel: 942-4686 SPECIALIZING IN INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING Compliments of CLARK-MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME HAVE YOUR CAR SPRAY WAXED Spray Wax 50? Extra FIRST At SUPERSONIC Open Mon.-Sat. 8:30-5, Sun. 9-1 SUPER SONIC CAR WASH 463 Main St. Bangor, Maine N. H. BRAGG SON Automotive Parts and Equipment Steel-Hardware-Industrial Industrial and Welding Supplies Telephone 947-7311 Bangor, Maine N. H. Bragg Son GEORGE E. PERKINS General Contractor Sand - Gravel - Loam Excavation Hampden, Maine Dial 862-2500 SAWYER’S VARIETY STORE • 91 Center Street Brewer, Maine Luncheonette Fountain Service AYERS HAMPDEN I. G. A. Quality Meats Groceries Western Avenue Red Carpet Service Freeses Gold Bond Stamps Given Tel. 862-2773 HENRY LORD CO., INC. Insurance H. N. Robbins, Owner 61 Main St. Bangor, Maine Tel. 947-8674 WALDO ROBINSON Special Acres Telephone 848-3646 Hermon, Maine Pulp Dealer-Morgan Horses BANGOR Mr. Penobscot says: YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT OR LOAN At the Progressive Mutual PENOBSCOT SAVINGS BANK ELLSWORTH BYRON H. SMITH CO., INC. Smith's Extracts - Three Crow Spices and Extracts Macdonald's Vanilla - Bakewell Cream Health Beauty Aids - Housewares, Toys and Notions 365 Main Street Phone 942-5531 Bangor, Maine 04402 BREWER FLOWER SHOP Hours 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thru Saturday Member of Teleflora 178 Parker Street Brewer, Maine Telephone 989-3853 ACME SUPPLY CO. Division Mecow Industries 60 Summer Street Bangor, Maine 945-9443 Quality Building Materials GINNEY’S KITCHEN Home Cooked Food and Sassie Conversation SEAVEY’S GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers, Designs 4 A.M. to 4 P.M. 477 Main Street Bangor, Maine Norris and Ginney Hillier Telephone 942-1392 EASTERN TRUST and BANKING COMPANY Two State Street, Bangor Telephone 945-4531 INSTALLMENT LOAN AGENCY 73-75 Central Street DRIVE-IN OFFICES Corner State and Fern Streets Corner Hammond and Allen Streets BRANCH OFFICES Old Town, Maine Machias, Maine The Bank for all your Banking VINER MUSIC COMPANY NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MUSIC STORES BANGOR PRESQUE ISLE, MAINE Telephone - 945-9494 BEVERLY HAIR FASHION 22 Main Street Newport, Maine Phone 368-5240 Compliments of HERMON ESSO Danny Robinson, Proprietor General Repair Phone 848-7263 Compliments of HILLTOP MARKET GOSSELIN'S BAKERY Donuts - Pies - Cakes You Name It - We've Got It, If We Can Find It” Fresh Bread Made Daily Telephone 942-0506 443 Main Street Bangor, Maine Compliments of KINNEY DUPLICATOR CO. R. W. PATTEN, AGENT 159 State St. Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Bangor, Maine Auto and Fire Insurance A. B. Dick Products Adler Typewriters G-F Steel Office Furniture Eastman-Kodak Copiers Maine-Made Impression Paper Billings Road Hermon, Maine Tel. 942-8441 Telephone 848-3375 The Hardware Boys Say! If we don't have it You don't need it Complete Lines of Touraine Paints Hardware Supplies Tools Building Materials Plumbing DICK HUDSON at Well Drilling FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE Telephone 848-3670 567 Hammond Street Bangor Telephone 942-3201 Hermon, Maine Compliments of Life and Health on Your Wealth ELUNGWOOD FARMS Insure Them With Hermon, Maine ROBERT F. SEDGELEY STRICTLY FRESH EGGS WHOLESALE ONLY A. N. ROSS GARAGE Compliments of Used Auto Parts HARRIS BAKERY Hermon, Maine Tel. 848-3745 Mail Address, R.F.D. 2, Bangor Waterville, Maine HUSSON COLLEGE Maine's Largest School of Business Training Accredited as a Specialized College of Business By THE ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR BUSINESS SCHOOLS Diploma Courses: Executive, Legal, Medical, Liberal Arts, Stenographic Typing-Clerical, Shorthand Clerical, Business Administration, Accounting These are of one and two years' duration Degree Courses: B. S. in Secretarial Science, B. S. in Accounting B. S. Business Administration, B. S. in Business Education FREE CATALOG C. H. HUSSON, PRESIDENT STANLEY J. LEEN COMPANY Mill Supplies LEEN'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 54 Wilson Street Brewer, Maine WOODROW W. CROSS AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE A Policy For Every Purpose Protect What You Own Tel. 942-4585 Bangor, Maine Compliments of Compliments of PIERCE’S FOOD CENTER BUTLER’S 1372 Union St. Bangor, Maine Garage Auto Sales Hermon, Maine Specializing In Freezer Orders Compliments of Compliments of BOOKER REAL ESTATE BUILDING CO. ROBINSON CONSTRUCTION CO. (Arlington Booker, owner) Class of 1935 Hermon, Maine Formica Counter Tops Expert Installation BROWN WHITE PAPER CO. HAMPDEN HARDWARE CO. Paper Merchants Hampden, Maine C. A. BRAWN SON WIRTHMORE FEED CO. Chevron Service General Repairing Steam Cleaning Grain - Grass Seeds Fertilizer 17 Independent St. Bangor, Maine Levant, Maine Telephone 942-8281 or 942-8282 WIGHT’S O. ROLNICK SON SPORTING GOODS CO. Tel. Store 945-9461 Johnson Outboard Motors Sales, Service, Repairs Wrecking Yard 942-3552 TROPHIES New and Used Auto parts and accessories 54 State Street, Bangor Tel. 942-6786 151 South Main St. Brewer Maine IINTINO COMPANY • CKaHolt . N