Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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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.

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 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.

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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