Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1966 volume:

1966 JKicropnone “711 if e worlds a staye, Incf a fde men and women merely players. ” JJuS is 2ecf by i ie Senior C ass Jlermon Jh cj i ScAoo J ermop JKaine € cfitor-in- ( ' lief (iyfuia fie mis Jiusiness JITanayer Pauf f icfi hermon MICROPHONE ’66 Senior Class Production PLAYBILL of H.H.S. starring the graduating class OF 1966 featuring THE JUNIOR CLASS introducing the sophomore class Understudies THE FRESHMAN CLASS Victor, S Director, Administrators Faculty 'Producers School Board yU the Worh s a St aye . . . The seuing is a small rural high school, with a friendly atmosphere and mod- ern outlook. This supplies the stage or background for four hundred plays, one for each individual, as much as any environment in the world provides a stage for the drama enacted by the people who inhabit it. The school year is the body of this play. It varies in content, but not in form. Within the framework, there are different events that take on different meanings. As the figurative curtain rises, students enter . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 4 'Administration. . . . J Seniors 9 1Underclassmen. . . . 2J ZActivities 31 d7lt de tics • 49 diterary 58 C andids 60 dflfumni 62 CAds 63 fA Uri Sute io an Associate Director SJt has long Seen Anown tiiat it is impossible io cap- ture with mere words the true spirit andpersona at- triSutes of any individual The can onty offer our sin- cere thanhs, Jltr. OOchots, for . . . the principfes of your character, sirenyiheniny the wisdom of your guidance, enco uray iny, your patience and understanding, far-reaching, your sense of humor and cheerfuh nature, exhilarating, and finally, the ctoseness ofyour friendship inspiring. 1 1 E Jroficient Producers of a well-made p ap SEATED: Mrs. Everett Tibbetts, Mr. Robert Sedgeley,Chairman of School Board Committee, Mrs. Owen Goss. STANDING: Mr. Linwood Littlefield, Mr. Howard Millett, Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Melvin Leavitt. Directors watc iinp tde drama Mr. Harold Brown, Principal, University of Maine, B.A., M.A. Mr. Howard Millett, Superintendent, Bates College, B.A., Boston University, M.A. Mrs. Kathryn Rowe, Secretary STANDING: Mrs. Margaret Millett, Secretary. SEATED: Mrs. Dulcie Emery, Ass't Secretary. dissociate Directors—tfiey cuftioate tne SEATED: Mrs. Floy Bemis, University of Maine B.S., Mrs. Sarah Craig, University of Maine B.A., Mrs. Nancy Haggan, St. Francis Xavier University B.A., Mrs. Glenna Rush, Colby College B.A. £ anyuayes Tffat ematics Mr. Donald Maheu University of Ottawa, B.A., B.Phl. 6 Mr. Wilfred Lord University of Maine, B.A., M.A. ta ent of eacfi member of the cast. Social Studies IRRIIIH UM 'M. V SEATED: Mr. Richard Babb, University of Maine B.A., Mr. Augustus Moody, University of Maine M.A., B.A., Mr. Peter Nichols, University of Maine, B.A. Mrs. Anne Bridge University of Maine B.S. 7 Mrs. Sybil Richards Northern Conservatory of Music are Sehincf each hit performance Sciences Mr. Peter Ezzy, University of Maine B.A., Mr. William Perkins, University of Maine B.S. Jndustriad Arts Mr. Lawrence Dugal, Gorham State Teachers College B.S., Mr. Barry Dolley, Gorham State Teachers College B.S. ( Commercia Studies tdiysicaJ V ducation Mr. Herbert Hopkins, HussonCollege B.S., Mr. Ernest Starbird, Miss Phyllis Russell, Aroostook State Teachers College B.S., Husson College B.S. Mr. Joseph Cardello, University of Mass. B.S. ( ’ ass Officers SEATED; Arlan Freeman, President; Mrs. Floy Bemis, Class Advisor; Lorraine Ashe, Vice-President. STANDING: Joanne Jewett, Secretary; Nancy Garland, Asst. Secretory; Linda-Lou Harris, Asst. Treasu- rer; Suzette Walls, Treasurer. C a ss Report The Senior Class began its year with the ambition to have a successful graduation. All of our projects have proven successful. Our bottle drive brought in $96.14, food sale $76.21, dance $53.47, delivery of town reports to people of Hermon $50.00, candy sale $37.00, slave sale $29.21 and car wash $8.00. Members of the class elected to the National Honor Society were: C. Leonard, R. Haskell, S. Walls, and S. Taylor. The members of the Senior Class who represent our sports'cast are in Varsity Boys' Bas- ketball: A. Freeman, C. Small, A. Thayer, R. Reynolds. On the Varsity Girls' Basketball were S. Walls, J. Jewett, C. Leonard, A. Miller, G. Ross, and L. Bevan. The boys who played spring baseball were A. Freeman, C. Small, J. Smith, J. Emery, and J. Mahon. Cross Country run- ners were R. Haskell. Cheerleaders were N. Garland, C. Fowle, and L. Ashe. On the softball team were S. Walls, S. Snow, G. Ross, C. White, S. Taylor and S. Spencer. We would like to thank all of those people who have made our years, especially our last year at Hermon High School, successful and fulfilling. VALEDICTORIAN Lorraine Ashe SALUTATORIAN Delores Lawrence FIRST HONOR ESSAY Sharon Snow CLASS PROPHECY Sherry Hudson by m iicfi we rise. CLASS PROPHECY Paul Rich SECOND HONOR ESSAY Valerie McDougall 0 CLASS HISTORY Della Smith T.)e bui cf the ac c er CLASS WILL Nancy Garland CLASS GIFTS Sylvia Bemis CLASS GIFTS Deborah Smith l.)e are t ie cS ars ABBIE GAIL ADAMS Commercial Course: Dramatics Club 1; Softball 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Microphone Staff 3,4; Junior Exhibition 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Librarians' Club 4. LORRAINE ELYSE ASHE Commercial Course: Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Captain 2,4; Drama- tics Club 1; International Club 1; Class Treasurer 1,2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4; HAWK Staff 3,4; Asst. Editor 4; Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 2,4; Winter Carnival Queen 4; Microphone Staff 3,4; Junior Exhibition 1st Place Humor 3; French Club 3; Librarians' Club 4; Treasurer 4; Class Vice- President 4; Student Council 4; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. SYLVIA ANN BEMIS College Course: Chorus 1; International Club 1; Winter Carni- val Queen Candidate 1; Dramatics Club 1; National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Secretary 3; J.V. Basketball 2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Pep Club 2; Softball 1; Microphone Staff 3,4; Asst. Editor 3; Editor 4; HAWK Staff 3; Science Fair 6th Place 2; Junior Exhibition 1st Place Drama 3; French Club 4; DAR Good Citi- zen 4; NMSQT Honors 3. LYNN MARIE BEVAN Commercial Course: Head Majorette 1,2; Dramatics Club 1; Librarians' Club 1; Microphone Staff 4; French Club 3; Basket- ball Manager 3,4; Junior Exhibition Usher 3; Glee Club 1; In- tramural Basketball 1; Science Fair 2. DONNA MARY BRALEY Home Economics Course: Hampden Academy 1; Future Home- makers of America 1,2,3,4; Historian 3; Camera Club 3; Sci- ence Fair 2. RONALD RICHARD BREWSTER Industrial Arts Course: Guilford High School, Connecticut 1,2, 3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3; Weight Lifting Club 1,2,3. BARBARA ANN BURGESS Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3,4; HAWK Staff 4. LORNA ELLEN BURKE Commercial Course: Band 1,2; Glee Club 1; Future Home- makers of America 1,2,3,4. 12 SUSAN COLBATH Commercial Course: Alternate Cheerleader 1; Librarians’Club 2; Chorus 4. DOR LANE MARY CORMIER College Course: Glee Club 1; Science Fair Honors 2; HAWK Staff 2,3,4. LINDA BELLE CUTLER Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 1; Alter- nate Cheerleader 2; HAWK Staff 4; Chorus 4. DOROTHY LINDA DUNTON Home Economics Course: Hampden Academy 1; Future Home- makers of America 1; Camera Club 3. THOMAS ARTHUR DURAN College Course: National Honor Society 2,3,4; President 4; French Club 3; Treasurer 3; HAWK Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; Microphone Staff 3,4; Asst. Business Manager 4; Science Fair Honors 3; Latin n Award 2. RODNEY HAROLD DUROST Commercial Course: Chorus 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Boys’ Attend- ance Officer 4; Microphone Staff 4; HAWK Staff 4; Junior Exhi- bition 3; Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4. ARTHUR JOHN EMERY General Course: F.E. Kellam High School 1; Princess Anne High School 2,3; Virginia Beach, Virginia; Wrestling Team 1; Dramatics Club 1; Class Vice-President 1; Swimming Team 3. JEFFERY CHARLES EMERY College Course: Hampden Academy 1; Slide Rule Club 1; Base- ball 3,4. 13 7. )e ficioe progressed CYNTHIA ANN FOWLE College Course: Lebanon High School, Lebanon, Illinois 1; Rockland High School 2; Class Queen Candidate 1,2; Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,3, 4; Glee Club 1,3; One-Act Play 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Exhibition 3; HAWK Staff 4; Microphone Staff 4. ARLAN ELLSWORTH FREEMAN College Course: Class President 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; President 3,4; Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; President 1,2,3; Treas- urer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,4; Pep Club 2; Vice-President 2; Microphone Staff 4; Winter Car- nival King Candidate 2,3. TERRANCE LEE FROST Industrial Arts Course. NANCY RUTH GARLAND College Course: National Honor Society 3,4; Dirigo Girls’ State Alternate 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2,3; Asst. Secretary 4; Microphone Staff 4; HAWK Staff 2,3,4; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; Science Fair 1st Place 2; Librarians' Club 2; Band 1; Intramural Basketball 1. MICHAEL ROBERT GARRISON Industrial Arts Course: Hampden Academy 1; Bowling League DANA ANDREW GETCHELL Industrial Arts Course. 4. LORRAINE PATRICIA GOO DINE Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4; President 3; Glee Club 1,3; Pep Club 3; Junior Exhibition 3; Librarians’ Club 4; HAWK Staff 4. JUDITH ANN GOODWIN Commercial Course: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Soft- ball 2; Librarians' Club 4; Camera Club 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1. 14 rozn 5 , ars. LESLIE JAMES GRAVES Commercial Course: Class Vice-President 2; Student Council 2; HAWK Staff 4; Science Fair 2nd Place 2. CHARLES LESTER HARRIS, JR. College Course: MathClub 1; Junior Fireman 1,2,3,4; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Science Fair 2nd Place 2; Baseball Manager 3; French Club 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; HAWK Staff 4; One-Act Play 4; Dirigo Boys' State 3; Folk Group 4. LINDA JEAN HARRIS Commercial Course: Librarians' Club 1; Future Homemakers of America 1,3,4; Majorette 1; Intramural Basketball 1. LINDA-LOU HARRIS College Course: International Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Librari- ans' Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; Dramatics Club 1,2; HAWK Staff 1,2,3,4; Asst. Editor 3; Editor 4; Central Maine League Spelling Contest 3,4; Class Treasurer 4. ROBERT LEONARD HASKELL College Course: One-Act Play 1,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Cap- tain 3,4; Science Fair 1,2; French Club 3; Librarians' Club 2,3; Dirigo Boys' State 3; National Honor Society 4; Debate Club 4; Math Club 4; Junior Exhibition 1st Place Oratory 3. PETER WAYNE HICKEY Commercial Course: Debate Club 4; Aerodynamics Club 4; Jun- ior Exhibition Usher 3. ur muc A- ’ a acclaim ecf MICHAEL RALPH LEE Industrial Arts Course: Cross Country 4; Weight Lifting Club 4. CAROLYN ANN LEONARD College Course: Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1; International Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Attendance Officer 2; Band 1; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; Librarians' Club 2,3,4; Science Fair 1st Place 2; Junior Exhibition 3; HAWK Staff 4; Folk Group 4; National Honor Society 4. MALCOLM ALDEN HOMSTED Industrial Arts Course: Science Fair 1. SHERRY LYNN HUDSON Commercial Course: Band 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Li- brarians' Club 2,4; Class Treasurer 2; Bookkeeping Award 2nd Place 2,3; Future Homemakers of America 3,4; HAWK Staff 4. JOANNE JEWETT Commercial Course; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; HAWK Staff 2,3,4; Librarians' Club 1,2,4; Dramatics Club 1; Softball 2,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Foul Shooting Trophy 1,3; Most Valuable Player 1,3; Junior Exhibition 1st Place Poetry 3. ROBERT HAROLD KING Industrial Arts Course. DELORES ANN LAWRENCE College Course: Chorus 1,4; Pep Club 2,3; English Award 1; Biology Award 2; Chemistry Award 3; Science Fair Honors 2; Regional Science Fair Honors 2; State Science Fair 2. Industrial Arts Course: J.V. Basketball Manager 2; Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Science Fair 1; Intramural Basket- ball 1; Intramural Volleyball 2. JEFFERY ARNOLD HOMSTED performance is near iny GEORGE SHERIDAN LORD Industrial Arts Course: Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Master 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 1; Rifle Club 2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Dance Band 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Golf Club 3; Junior Firemen 2.3,4; Jun- ior Fire Chief 4; Winter Carnival King Candidate 4; One-Act Play 4; Winter Carnival King 4. ARDIS LEE LOROM Home Economics Course: Hampden Academy 1; Future Home- makers of America 1,3,4; Science Fair 2; Librarians' Club 4. JAMES EDWARD MAHON Industrial Arts Course: Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4. VALERIE MARIE McDOUGALL College Course: Washburn High School 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; French 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; Science Fair 1; Basketball 1; Alternate Cheerleader 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Secre- tary 4; English Award 3; One-Act Play 3; Microphone Staff 4; Asst. Editor 4; Dirigo Girls' State 3; Pep Club 4; Chess Club 1; High Honors NMSQT 3; Math Club 4; Newspaper Staff 1. LEROY EBEN McGLINCHEY Industrial Arts Course: Lyman Hall High School, Waltingford, Connecticut 1,2; Pep Club 4; Rifle Club 4; Chorus 4; One-Act Play 4. ANGELA ALTHEA MILLER Home Economic Course: Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4. CHERYL ANN MILLER Home Economics Course: Hampden Academy 1; Future Home- makers of America 2,3,4; Science Fair 2; Camera Club 3. LINDA DIANE MILLER Commercial Course: Librarians'Club 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. I 17 t ie en cf of iis run; MARK JOEL NICKERSON College Course: Band 1,2; Chess Club 2; Science Fair 3rd Place 2; Amateur Radio Club 4; One-Act Play 4; Junior Exhibition Usher 3. MICHAEL ALTON PARSONS Industrial Arts Course. ANNE MARIE PULLEN Commercial Course: Chorus 1,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Librarians’ Club 4; Dramatics Club 1; Bookkeeping Award 2,3; 3rd Place 2; 4th Place 3. ROBERT GRANT REYNOLDS College Course: John Bapst High School 3; Band 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Cross Country 1,2; HAWK Staff 1; Math Club 1,2,4; Folk Group 4; Football 3; Science Club 3; Science Fair 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; French Club 1,2. PAUL ALLEN RICH College Course: Band 1,2,3,4; All State Band 4; Dance Band 3,4; Chess Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Dirigo Boys’ State 3; HAWK Staff 3; Microphone Staff 3,4; Asst. Business Manager 3; Business Manager 4; Honors NMSQT 3; English Award 2; Science Fair 4th Place 2. GAILENE JACQUELINE RING Commercial Course: Camera Club 3; Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Science Fair 1,2; Future Homemakers of America 4. GERALDINE LEATRICE ROSS Commercial Course: Glee Club 1,3,4; Softball 3,4; Pep Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4. SANDRA JEAN ROSS Commercial Course: Glee Club 1,3,4. otfier paris await us LOUISE ELEANOR SHAW Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Pep Club 2. CLIFTON ARTHUR SMALL College Course: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Librarians’ Club 1; HAWK Staff 4; Micro- phone Staff 4. DEBORAH LEA SMITH Commercial Course: Glen Cove Christian Academy 1; Band 3,4. DELLA EMMA SMITH Commercial Course: Hampden Academy 1; Future Homemakers of America 1; Pep Club 3. MARLOWE JAY SMITH General Course: Hampden Academy 1; Baseball 3,4; Rifle Club 4; Weight Lifting Club 4. SHARON ANN SNOW Commercial Course: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Secretary 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Class Vice-President 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Softball 2,3; Central Maine League Speller 3,4; Magazine Drive Manager 4; HAWK Staff 4; Microphone Staff 4; French Club 1; Librarians' Club 1,2,3,4; Bookkeeping I Award 2; Gen- eral Biology Award 2; Advanced Bookkeeping Award 3; Typing I Award 3; Library Service Award 3. SANDRA JEAN SPENCER Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3; Science Fair Honors 2; Librarians' Club 2,4; Folk Group 4; Camera Club 3; International Club 1; Math Club 1; Dramatics Club 1; French Club 1; Glee Club 1; Softball Manager 3. LAURA GENEVA STEVENS College Course: Science Fair Honors 2; Camera Club 3; Cre- ative Writing Award 3. 19 in otfier t ieaters. We Not Pictured CAROLE JEAN STEVENSON Commercial Course: Glee Club 1; Future Homemakers of A- merica 3,4. VICTORIA ANN ST. LOUIS College Course: International Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Science Fair Honors 2; Regional Science Fair Honors 2; State Science Fair 2; Chorus 3,4; French Club 4. DONALD ALBERT ST. LOUIS Industrial Arts Course: J.V. Basketball 2,3. KENNETH WALTER SWETT Industrial Arts Course: Rifle Club 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3. SHARON ELIZABETH TAYLOR College Course: Dramatics Club International Club 1; French I Award 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Science Fair 2; Softball 3; National Honor Society 4. ALLAN RICHARD THAYER Industrial Arts Course: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Volley- ball 1; Safety Patrol 1,2; Glee Club 1. FREDERICK ALBERT THAYER Commercial Course: Safety Patrol l;Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Rifle Club 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Volleyball 2; Track 3; Weight Lifting Club 4; Science Fair 2nd Place 3. 20 CHERYL ANN THIBODEAU Commercial Course. p ay our paris cue . JOHN LEVERETT TREADWELL General Course: Safety Patrol 2; Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1. SUZETTE ELAINE WALLS Commercial Course: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Dramatics Club 1; Camera Club 3; Librarians' Club 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Home Eco- nomics Award 3; Science Fair 2; Chorus 4; Vice-President 4; Magazine Drive Manager. MICHAEL GENE WHITE General Course: Science Fair 2. FLOYD EARL WILSON, JR. General Course Hampden Academy 1; Baseball 3,4; Rifle Club 3,4; Weight Lifting Club 4. BRENDA MAY WITHERLY Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4; Science Fair 2; Advanced Bookkeeping Award 3rd Place 3. 21 Most Happy-Go-Lucky Best All Around Most Musical Most Dignified Best Smile Most Athletic Shortest and Tallest Best Looking Most Likely To Succeed Most Ambitious is JjornJ ’ Most Studious Most Darling Sweetest Best Disposition Most Talkative Class Sweethearts Did Most For Class Class Flirts Quietest Class Clowns c D£e c5 seniors. featuring tfie 'Juniors SEATED: K. Clukey, D. Blackwell, P. Blanchard, M. Clark, L. CoWallis, S. Crockett, D. Donnellan, R. Burgess, C. Burgess, M. Caldwell. STANDING: L. Crosby, D. Braley, R. Gar- nett, K. Burns, J. Clark, D. Allen, G. Dunton, B. Dunifer. STANDING: D. Curtis, D. Blackwell, G. Annis, G. Davis, J. Blanchard, R. Dow, G. Cumming, E. Ellis. SEATED: C. Hatch, C. Ells- worth, E. Hanning, E.Hudson, J. Goss, C. Kelley, E. Jones, C. Gagnon, M. Graves, A. Mahon. STANDING: R. Hamlin, J. Guptill, D. Mc- Quilken, G. Littlefield, L. Erskine, P. Frost, R. Howes, M. Gray, G. Higgins. STANDING: E. McKusick, A. Greenacre, W. Hallett, G. Hawes, C. Hillman, C. Mc- Kay, D. Fish, D. Hayes. SEATED: D. Tibbetts, D. Woodard, C. Tibbetts, D. Nute, L. Perry, D. Connors, L. Sewall, B. Taylor, J. St. Louis, N. Shaw. STANDING: S. Smart, V. Morang, C. Noyes, S. Walls, C. Water- man, D. Stubbs, S. Reid. STANDING: R. Simpson, F. Noyes, G. Wescott, J. Nick- erson, G. Peavey, P. Robin- son, M. Richardson. ■ introducing the Sophomores SEATED: G. Chapman, G. Chapman, S. Gagnon, G. Elston, K. Clukey, D. Chase, N. Bevan, Y. Anderson, F. Foss, J. Caldwell. STAND- ING: J. Ellis, D. Adams, P. Flagg, M. Burgess, J. Baker, L. Crawford, R. Dow, R. Duran, S. Braley. STAND- ING: W. Garnett, R. Allard, T. Crocker, C. Edgecomb, R. Clark, T. Doughty, K. Davis, M. Campbell. SEATED: F. Goodwin, J. Lawrence, D. Hayes, E. Graves, F. Kennedy, M. Ire- land, R. McDougall, P. Her- best, E. Haskell, B. Graves. STANDING: D. Goodwin, R. Luce, G. Harris, V. Morgan, T. Hanscom, B. Homstead, G. Gordon, T. Goodwin, G. Leavitt, H. Hallett, R. Hatch. STANDING: D. Joy, G. Howes, J. Hunt, B. Hand, D. Gray, D. Higgins, D. Kinney, P. Keith, H. Jacobs. SEATED: I. Thibodeau, S. Young, J. Pike, F. Rowell, B. Smith, P. Spencer, B. Reynolds, L. Wentworth, B. Sylvester, B. Witherly. STANDING: C. Porter, J. Stevenson, S. Stanhope, N. Nowell, D. Pappas, S. Strout, K. Wheeler, B. Stevenson STANDING: T. Sands, W. Noyes, A. Weeks, C. Run- nells, B. Wentworth, N. Perry, J. Pierce, D. Wilbur, D. Page, S. Reynolds. Ancf preparing for iheir parts SEATED: A. Day,C. Burgess, G. Clements, L. Blackwell, L. Douglas, J. Campbell, L. Curry, V. Chapman, S. Clark, J. Adams. STANDING: A. Batchelder, M. Blanchard, B. Ashe, R. Burgess, R. Douglas, R. Bowen, J. Conant, C. Ellsworth, R. Bracey, J. Burgess, C. Dunlfer, D. Allard, M. Corson. STANDING: D. Bradford, W. Doughty, R. Curtis, B. Doyle, D. Eaton, C. Clukey, A. Arnold, R. Bowen, F. Blaisdell, S. Conant, R. Downing. SEATED: D. King, B. Gilks, C. Evans, W. Graves, A. Gray, S. Hickey, M. Gable, J. Gray, W. Graves, E. Holland. STANDING: R. Jewell, B. Gilks, L. Hand, D. Howes, R. Homstead, V. Higgins, M. Hudson, K. Fitz,R. Hallett. STANDING: S. Hicks, D. Garland, J. Hatch, W. Harris, N. Greenacre, G. Hawes, N. Evans, H. Hansen. 28 t e understudies SEATED: D. Lawrence, D. Miller, L. Robinson, F. Mahon, K. Lennon, D. Marsh, M. Ross, J. Lorom,T. St. Louis, M. Moore. STANDING: C. Richardson, J. Peavey,J. McClarie,M. Pelkey, K. Rich, L. Nickerson, B. Price, K. Rich, K. Littlefield, R. Parsons, B. Overlock, F. Rowe. STANDING: W. Ross, R. Martin, F. Mitchell, D. McQuilkin, J. Quinn, M. McFarlin, H. Noonan, J. Reed, P. Lawler, G. Reynolds, R. Miller. SEATED: J. Vettraino, D. Thayer, M. Thayer, P. Trenholm, G. Wheeler, S. Waterman, L. Shaw, W. Sewall, J. Shaw, p. Witherly. STANDING: K. Young, D. Sinclair, P. Tripp, L. Smith, M. Wartluft, P. Treadwell, M. Sale,L. Scripture. STANDING: T. Wilcox, C. White, W.Tenan, D. Small, F. Thayer, D. Wilbur. 29 o , Vanior ( lass u SEATED: R. Simpson, Pres., Mr. Peter Ezzy, Advisor, C. Kelley, Vice- Pres. STANDING: B.Taylor,Treas., G M. Clark, Asst. Treas. (Not Pictured C. Lord, Sec.) n tf 1 n 9 SopAo nore ( ass SEATED: R. Clark, Pres., Mr. Lawrence Dugal, Advisor, S. Gagnon, Vice-Pres. STANDING: K. Clukey, Treas.,G. Gordon, Asst Treas., D. Blackwell, Asst. Treas.,T. Hanscom, Sec. (Nikki Bevan, Vice-Pres.) VmsAman C ass SEATED: P. Treadwell, Pres., Mr. Donald Maheu, Advisor, B. Ashe, Vice-Pres. STANDING: K. Rich, Asst. Treas., K. Lennon, Asst. Treas., J. Campbell, Treas., L. Hand, Sec. CAct III Activities lie se are the ac ors y'J. UJKicrophone ” cS7 z SEATED: A. Adams, S. Snow, L. Bevan, L. Ashe, J. Goss,C. Fowle, D. Tibbetts. STANDING: Mr. Ernest Starbird, Advisor, R. Durost, M. Richardson, C. Small, V. McDougall, S. Bemis, N. Garland, A. Freeman, T. Duran, P. Rich, Mrs. Floy Bemis, Advisor. 32 Diana Tibbetts, Junior Asst. Editor, Valerie McDougall, Senior Asst. Editor, Sylvia Bemis, Editor-in-Chief. Tommy Duran, Senior Asst. Business Manager, Michael Richardson, Junior Asst. Business Manager, Paul Rich, Busi- ness Manager. cjoincj through tneir paces. SEATED: D. Tibbetts, L. Cutler, D. Cormier, C. Fowle, S. Snow, B. Burgess, C. Tibbetts. STANDING: J. Jewett, S. Hudson, L. Ashe, L. Harris, G. Littlefield, L. Goodine, N. Garland, J. Goss, C. Leonard,Mr. Herbert Hopkins, Advisor. STANDING: R. Durost, L. Graves, C. Small, C. Hillman, T. Duran. (Not Pictured C. Harris.) 33 Linda Lou Harris, Editor-in-Chief, Cheryl Tibbetts, Junior Asst. Editor, Lorraine Ashe, Senior Asst. Editor. Mr. Herbert Hopkins, Advisor, Tommy Duran, Business Man- ager, Charles Hillman, Asst. Busines Manager. IA. jis is a JUNIOR EXHIBITION-FIRST ROW: K. Taylor, R. Durost, C. Fowie, L. Ashe, R. Haskell, A. Adams, Advisor-Mrs. Craig. STANDING: V. McDougall, C. Leonard, L. Goodine, J. Jackson, S. Be mis. J. Jewett. 7 hs - Jj ace Dinners Robert Haskell-Oratory Lorraine Ashe-Humor Joanne Jewett-Poetry Sylvia Be mis-Drama (Ushers James Mahon Lynn Bevan Mark Nickerson Nancy Garland Peter Hickey Sandra Spencer an aciwily o sui i every ro e. tuc ent Council SEATED: C. Kelley, Sec., A. Freeman, Pres., Mr. Peter Nichols, Advisor, L. Ashe, Vice-Pres., R. Clark, Treas. STANDING: B. Ashe, P. Treadwell, S. Gagnon, R. Simpson. (N. Bevan not Pictured.) Drive Man IKayazine Dr ue M snnens Suzette Walls, Sharon Snow. R. McDougall, 3rd, F. Rowe, 4th, R. Reynolds, 5th, J. Campbell, 1st., S. Smart, 2nd. 35 r e 2 f u 6 DCo interest is unsatisfied SEATED: K. Clukey,D. Tibbetts, S. Hickey, J. Campbell, J. McClarie, D. Donneilan, M. Burgess, L. Douglas, C. Tibbetts, J. Pike. STANDING: R. Hatch, D. McQuilkin, V. McDougall, J. Goss, S. Strout, L. Smith, S. Bemis, G. Littlefield, S. Stanhope, C. Porter, V. St. Louis, R. McDougall, P. Spencer. Mr. Donald Maheu, Advisor. STANDING: D. McQuilkin, D. Braley,G. Cumming, D. Hayes, C. Hillman, C. Edgecomb, C. Harris, R. Clark, A. Freeman, D. Gray, R. Garnett, D. Kinney, P. Treadwell, G. Harris. Orencn Glut) Officers Jiif e dub Officers Mr. Donald Maheu, Advisor, D. Tibbetts, Sec. C. Harris, Vice-Pres., G. Littlefield, Treas., J. Goss, Pres. SEATED: Mr. Lawrence Dugal, Advisor, A. Smith, Pres., Mr. Barry Dolley, Advisor. STANDING: C Harris, Vice-Pres., A. Freeman, Treas., F. Wilson, SEATED: G. Leavitt, G. Harris, B. Doyle, K. Swett,A. Weeks, F. Mitchell. STANDING: W. Garnett, R. Howes, B. Wentworth, A. Smith, F. Wilson, A. Freeman. STANDING: R. Martin, C. Harris, C. Edgecomb, W. Harris, J. Smith, G. Lord. cS ome ac 'tioities aicf teac iers ancf scnoo L ibrcirians G u6 SEATED: M. Caldwell, B. Sylvester, A. Adams, M. Clark, R. Duran, Mrs. Nancy Haggan, Advisor, J. St. Louis, L. Ashe, A. Mahon,C. Burgess, S. Young, A. Gray. STANDING: A.Lorom,S. Gagnon, P. Herbest,J. Jewett, D. Blackwell, C. Ellsworth, S. Hickey, K. Lennon, C. Gagnon, M. Burgess, B. Taylor, S. Hudson, B. Smith, C. Tibbetts, R. Burgess, S. Snow, J. Goodwin, D. Hayes, S. Walls. STANDING: B. Stevenson, L. CoWailis, L. Harris, L. Goodine, J. Clark, G. Littlefield, G. Peavey, L. Erskine, S. Walls, J. Stevenson, P. Treadwell, A. Pullen, S. Crockett, C. Leonard, D. Donnellan. ('JICJL Spellers Congratulations to these four students and their advisor for winning the C .M .L. Spelling trophy the first time for Her- mon High School. Peter was the League fs individual winner and Linda Lou the runner-up. Four students from each of the eight schools in the C.M.L. participated in the spelling bee held at Brownville Junction, November 5, 1965. SEATED: Peter Treadwell, Linda Lou Harris. STANDING: Diana Tibbetts, Mrs. Floy Bemis, Advisor, Sharon Snow. 37 Some are reservedfor fie nos deserving; OCa iona.I Honor Society SEATED: A. Adams, C. Tibbetts, B. Taylor, S. Snow, S. Walls, D. Tibbetts, K. Clukey. STANDING: C. Fowle, R. McDougall, E. Jones, S. Taylor, S. Bemis.V. McDougall.N. Garland, L. Ashe.J. Goss,C. Leonard, Mr. Herbert Hopkins, Advisor. STANDING: M. Burgess, K. Clukey, P. Rich, D. Braley, C. Hillman, R. Haskell, T. Duran, R. Hatch. SEATED: T. Duran, Pres., D. Tibbetts, Vice- Pres. STANDING: J. Goss, Treas., V. McDougall, Sec. others welcome everyone Debate ( ub Hermon High School organized its first Debate Club this year. It has participated in debates at Old Town, Ellsworth and Bucksport. A workshop at the University of Maine was attended and found most profit- able. Much study on the part of our team has gone into the preparation for these debates, and the members are to be commended for their ef- forts . SEATED: Mrs. Sarah Craig, Advisor, R. Burgess, Pres., M. Burgess, Sec. STAND- ING: P. Hickey, G. Peavey, S. Walls, R. Haskell. S. Marsh (not pictured) Jroup SEATED: Mr. Peter Ezzy, Advisor, G. Annis, G. Cum- ming.D. Hayes. STANDING: K. Reynolds, L. CoWallis, R. Garnett, G. Peavey, C. Hillman, G. Littlefield, D. Tibbetts, C. Harris, C. Leonard, L. Harris, J. Goss, S. Reid, S. Spencer. A new club this year, the Folk Group organized in November. Our main purpose was to get together and have a good time. Our instruments Include a couple of guitars, a banjo, a home-made base tub with an occasional kazoo and Jew's harp. We entertained during halftime at a few games on our home-court. We feel that Mr. Ezzy deserves the credit for the start and success of our group. 39 1 fie re is sJti I in t ie portrayal JKcitfi ( Iub SEATED: D. Goodwin, R. Burgess, M. Burgess, S. Taylor, V. McDougall, E. Hudson, D. Lawrence, J. Lawrence, D. Tibbetts. STANDING: Mr. Wilfred Lord, Advisor, R. Haskell, D. Gray, L. Crosby, D. Kinney, D. Allen, D. Higgins, R. Garnett, D. Hayes, D. McQuilkin, R. Hatch. STANDING: M. Nickerson, R. Reynolds, C. Harris, C. Edgecomb, C. Small, J. Nickerson, J. Emery, R. Clark, G. Annis, A. Freeman, G. Cumming. KNEELING: F. Wilson, A. Smith, M. Lee, B. Hallett, R. McIntosh. STANDING: Mr. Peter Nichols, Advisor, H. Babcock, C. Harris, J. Pierce, J. Smith, F. Thayer, G. Annis, F. Thayer, J. Blanchard. 40 of eacfi of i iese paris. J) on) liny L eayue SEATED: J. Pike, C. Fowle, L. Bevan, C. Noyes, L. CoWallis, L. L. Harris, S. Spencer, D. Lawrence, A. Mahon. STANDING: Mr. Joseph Cardello, Advisor, R. Duran, W. Noyes, G. Hawes, D. Joy, D. Getchell, D. Curtis, T. Duran, G. Leavitt, H. Haiiet, R. Miller, Miss Phyllis Russell, Advisor. STANDING: M. Garrison, J. Smith, J. Treadwell, G. Lord, L. McGllnchey, J. Emery, C. Small, M. Homsted, J. Mahon, R. Reynolds, G. Hawes, K. Light. SEATED: C. Hillman, M. Nickerson, Mr. Harold Gray, D. Kinney. STANDING: B. Ashe, G. Harris, J. Reed, R. Hatch. 41 j£e performance didates . ■ ■ J ,erv were can Sophomores: Gloria Gordon, John Pierce. 'yj Gr°wn ()arnwal STCino ancf (J.ueen juniors: Maureen Clark, Gary Higgins. Seniors: Lorraine Ashe, George Lord. curia in faffs on 'ffic ffi- iny and fI is fuccn The Queen is crowned! 43 Their reign begins! Cvery activity contributes to Cheerleaders. 1st ROW: W. Hallett, R. Durost, S. Walls, J. Clark, D. Donnellan. 2nd ROW: Miss Phyllis Russell, Advisor, G. Ring, C. Ellsworth, J. St.Louis, A. Gray, S. Gagnon, S. Smart, M. Clark, S. Crockett, M. Gable, S. Taylor, C. White. 3rd ROW: B. Sylvester, P. Herbest, L. CoWallis, E. Hudson, C. Gagnon, B. Burgess, D. Witherly, A. Miller, J. Goodwin, C. Leonard, L. Harris, J. Goss, G. Hawes. 4th ROW: B. Witherly, B. Homstead, R. Homstead, L. Robinson, D. Blackwell, D. Marsh, C. Burgess, G. Ross, P. Frost, C. Porter, J. Pike. 5th ROW: G. Cumming, C. Hillman, J. Treadwell, R. Clark, D. Hayes, P. Flagg, K. Lennon, J. Stevenson, B. Stevenson, P. Blanchard, C. Burgess, R. Duran. 6th ROW: J. Pierce, W. Harris, J. Burgess, A. Weeks, B. Wentworth, M. Burgess, L. McGlinchey, L. Sewall, D. Chase, F. Foss, G. Peavey. STANDING: R. Howes, D. Blackwell. D.Donnellan, Pres., J.Clark, Girls'Attend. Officer, M. Ireland, Sec., R. Durost, Boys' Attend. Officer, S. Walls, Treas. SEATED: D. Hayes, P. Treadwell, F. Sale, G. Higgins, G. Cumming. STANDING: Mrs. Glenna Rush, Advisor, G. Lord, C. Harris, L. McGlinchey, C. Hillman, G. Peavey, M.Nickerson, (not pictured). t ie cfeueJopmenl of each actor. 7u tur'eJtom em alters of Imeric a SEATED: C. Burgess, E. Holland, S. Young, L. Miller, J. Lorom, C. Burgess, B. Burgess, J. St.Louis, T. St.Louis, F. Goodwin. STANDING: Mrs. Anne Bridge, Advisor, F. Rowell, R. Parsons, J. Jewett, G. Elston, C. Gagnon, G. Ring, C. Miller, M. Burgess, C. Ellsworth, S. Hudson, L. Harris, S. Gagnon, F. Mahon. STANDING: M. Clark, S. Smart, L. Crawford, L. Burke, R. Homstead, B. Homstead, L. Erskine, D. Braley, L. Goodine, V. Morgan, A. Lorom, N. Garland, D. Connors. 77 77 Officers 0 O SEATED: M. Clark, Sec., J. Jewett, Pres., B. Burgess, V. Pres., L. Erskine, Treas. STANDING: S. Smart, Pari., R. Homstead, Reporter, Mrs. Anne Bridge, Advisor, C. Gagnon, Hist., L. Goodine, Song Leader. Science Jo), 1 nners SEATED: G. Hawes, 2nd, E. Hudson, 1st, D. Curtis, 2nd. STANDING: C. Tibbetts, 5th, G. Littlefield, Honors, J. Goss, Honors, K. Clukey, 5th. 45 JR usic is an appropriate bacAyro und J)ancf FIRST ROW: G. Lord, C. Tibbetts, P. Fowie, R. Burgess, K. Clukey, D. Simpson. SECOND ROW: M. Richardson, P. Spencer, M. Wartluft, P. Trenholm, D. Miller, G. Davis, G. Higgins, P. Rich, S. Tibbetts, D. Wilbur, A. Mahon. THIRD ROW: M. Burgess, K. Littlefield, J. McClarie,D. Wilbur, D. Allen, R. Butler, C. Verrill, G. Simpson, L. Higgins, J. Quinn, E. Haskell, D. Smith, K. Clukey, T. Wilcox, Y. Anderson. STANDING: G. Cumming, Drum Major, Mrs. Sybil Richards, Director, S. Stanhope, R. McDougall, R. Bemis, D. Kinney, H. Hansen, J. Campbell, S. Walls, S. Snow. J3. anr Ofi John Nickerson, Paul Rich B. Taylor, K. Clukey,T. Hanscom, D. Stubbs, K. Wheeler, J. Peavey, N. Bevan. Glenn Davis, Pres., Gary Higgins, Vice-Pres., Nikki Bevan, Sec. for any p ayy there is fine music in ours. Chorus SEATED: A. Day, L. Miller, J. Shaw, L. Cutler, A. Adams, S. Walls, L. Douglas, J. Gray, W. Graves, D. Lawrence, F. Foss, S. Ross. STANDING: K. Littlefield, S. Snow, D. Chase, J. Goodwin, M. Burgess, R. Sinclair, T. Doughty, G. Lord, J. Nickerson, L. McGlinchey,C. Hillman, H. Babcock, J. Treadwell, A. Miller, D. Lawrence, G. Ring, Mrs. Sybil Richards, Director. STANDING: M. Graves. J. Conant, D. Donnellan, C. White,C. Burns, G. Gordon, S. Colbath,A. Pullen, S. Walls, G. Ross, L. Nickerson, V. St.Louis, L. CoWallis, E. Hudson, S. Taylor, R. McDougall, D. Nute, W. Graves. E. Hanning. G( oraS SEATED: C. Hillman, Checker, J. Nickerson, Pres. STANDING: C. White, Checker, S. Walls, V. Pres., S. Snow, Sec. r '9 n? Drums; H. Hansen. FIRST ROW: C. Tibbetts, G. Davis, G. Higgins, P. Rich, S. Stanhope. SECOND ROW: R. Simpson, K. Clukey, T. Wilcox, Y. Anderson. 7 . lese activities serite today an d o morrow. dterodunamics ( tub SEATED: B. Wentworth, Mr. Lawrence Dugal, Advisor, J. Reed, P. Hickey. STANDING: B. Ashe, A. Weeks, D. Wilbur, M. Corson. SEATED: R. Martin, G. Higgins, M. Campbell, P. Robinson, D. Wilbur, L. Crosby. STANDING: G. Peavey, J. Pierce, C. Harris, C. Edgecomb, G. Lord, F. Thayer. iRlgorous roles; C ross-C ountry KNEELING: D. Hayes, T. Doughty, W. Hallett, R. Clark, R. Haskell, J. Blanchard, E. McKusick, D. Gray. STAND- ING: G. Higgins, Manager, A. Weeks, D. Wilbur, D. Garland, B. Wentworth, F. Thayer, M. Lee, F. Noyes, Mr. Wil- fred Lord, Advisor. The cross-country team, under the fine coaching of Mr. Wilfred Lord, hadanother success- ful season this season. The team participated in seven meets, going undefeated against all sea- sonal competition and also winning the first annual meet of the newly formed Pendale League. In eastern Maine competition, the Hawks were second only to Camden-Rockport High School. Due to the fact that only one of the varsity runners is graduating this year, the team should be in equally fine shape next season. Pencfa e 1 eayue C lamps KNEELING: T. Do bty. J. Blanchard. E. McKusick. STANDING: R. Clark, R. Haskell. Captain, D. Gray, W. Hallett. SEATED: D. Wilbur, T. Crocker, G. Reynolds, W. Doughty, M. Gray. STANDING: A. Weeks, Manager, H. Hansen, R. Douglas, R. Downing, R. Curtis, C. Edgecomb, N. Greenacre, E. Wentworth, D. McQuilkin, B. Duniler, C. Dunifer, T. Wilcox, B. Ashe, Manager. Under the fine coaching of Chet Littlefield the JV's finished the basketball season with a 2-15 record. Inexperience and height were their greatest prob- lems, but each boy gave all he had to the games. The boys showed great improvement during the last few games. Good managers like Brian Ashe and Arnold Weeks should not be forgotten. Jiaseball 0earn JV Boys' Coach; Chet Littlefield. SEATED: J. Smith, F. Wilson, C. Small, A. Freeman, J. Mahon. STANDING: T. Crocker, Mana- ger, R. Simpson, W. Hallett, J. Emery, R. Clark, D. Joy, D. McQuilkin, Manager. Speedski and teamwork ecfual uictory. Jtoy s' TJ ar'sity J basket bat I SEATED: M. Millett, T. Doughty, A. Freeman, A. Thayer, C. Small, R. Reynolds. STANDING: Mr. Joe Cardello, Coach, D. McQuilkin, Manager, D. Gray, C. Edgecomb, R. Clark, J. Homsted, Manager. The Hermon Varsity Basketball team ended regular season play with an 11-5 record, de- spite the many injuries that the team had during the year. The Hawks placed fifth in the tourna- ment with 92 points. Despite the lack of height, which the Hawks never have too much of, they held their own against a fast, tall, good shooting Lincoln team, which was seated fourth, until the Lynx started fastbreaking. The Hawks lost 85-58. The Hawks lose only four Seniors, R. Reynolds, A. Thayer, A. Freeman, and C. Small, so they will have eight men back for next year. Hermon 51 Orono 73 Hermon 65 Camden 54 Hermon 74 Dexter 65 Hermon 75 Bar Harbor 66 Hermon 72 Dover 82 Hermon 67 Hampden 54 Hermon 69 Mt. View 59 Hermon 69 Showhegan 68 Hermon 52 Orono 51 Hermon 65 Camden 59 Hermon 76 Dexter 68 Hermon 67 Bar Harbor 75 Hermon 61 Dover 48 Hermon 54 Hampden 76 Hermon 69 Mt. View 67 Hermon 63 Showhegan Bucksport Tournament 84 Hermon 74 Calais 52 Hermon 59 Bucksport 83 52 (! Inc fer tfie spot tant ”1 wonder if my ballet teacher is in the audience!” Now if only the referee doesn't see this one! This is no time to be waving to your mother! Cut out the dancing and start playing ball! ’Tm a high flying baby! A Sraoe performance of 7 )arsity Jir s ’ J) asIzetSa I SEATED: K. Clukey, Y. Anderson, J. Jewett, A. Miller, N. Bevan. STANDING: S. Bemis, Mana- ger, S. Walls, K. Clukey, S. Walls,G. Ross, G. Littlefield, J. Goss,C. Leonard, L. Bevan, Manager, Miss Phyllis Russell, Coach. This is a fine time to be holding hands! 54 Aw come on, Miss Russell, let US play! speed and coordination d- TJ. (Jir s ’ Jiasizetfxi I SEATED: S. Stanhope, P. Flagg, M. Clark, C. Leonard, B. Graves, E. Haskell. STANDING: S. Bemis, Manager, F. Rowell, R. Parsons, J. Campbell, K. Littlefield, D. Chase, L. Bevan, Manager, Miss Phyllis Russell, Coach. Soft bait Steam SEATED: K. Clukey, C. Gagnon, G. Gordon, S. Gagnon, C. Ellsworth, A. Mahon. STANDING: S. Walls, S. Snow, C. White, S. Taylor, G. Ross, J. Clark, S. Stanhope, J. Goss, K. Clukey, L. Anderson, S. Spencer, Manager. (Coach Richard Babb, not pictured). 7Jarsitu C i ieer eac t ers KNEELING: Cindy Fowle, Lorraine Ashe, Captain, Diana Tibbetts. STANDING: Candy Kelley, Nancy Garland, Cindi Lord. 56 Nancy Garland Alternate, Valerie McDougall exuoerani encourage ne ni J.V. C )heer eac ers Doreen Hayes, Karen Rich, Susan Strout, Gloria Gordon, Kathy Rich, Marilyn Ireland. Captain Gloria Gordon Miss Phyllis Russell, coach of JV and Varsity Cheering Squads. Co-captain Susan Strout 57 Anne Gray, Alternate Alternate, Kathy Lennon (ffioice scripts THE UNFINISHED PULLOVER Eve pulled her car coat snugly around her neck as she waved farewell to the departing plane. The wind from the propellers accented the chill of the winter night air. Don never liked the winters of New England. He would enjoy the warmer climate of his training base. Eve visualized his lean, tanned body gliding over emerald waves behind a colorful speed boat. How they had had fun last summer! They both knew that it would be their last for a while. Don wanted so much to go on to college after graduation, but an inner ambition to serve his country in time of war won the conflict. Eve was going back to college after November vacation. She would hear from him in two or three weeks, but not every day. They would both be busy, and besides, their love need not be proven by a daily letter. Many of their friends had married after graduation, but Don and Eve's love would survive a separation. Their mellow love would become deeper as the future waited for them. Eve smiled at the thought of her girl friends. Each had received an engagement ring to represent her boy friend's love, but all Eve needed was a glance from Don. It was the little things that meant a lot to them. Eve thought of the pullover she was still knitting for Don. He jokingly said she could take her time to finish it because he wouldn't be needing it for a while. Eve started the car as she watched the plane disappear into the darkness. She had the little things and their memories to comfort her until Don came back to her again. Eve finished packing her suitcase the next afternoon and decided to spend her remaining hours at home on a postponed visit to her grandmother’s. Nana represented loneliness to Eve. Eve's uncle had been killed during the Korean War. Nana and Grandpa's love had strengthened with the death of their oldest son. Five years later, Grandpa had died of lung cancer. Eve had inherited an old-fash- ioned quality of strength, love, and religious morality from her grandmother. Nana was really a modern individualist in her own silent way, thought Eve. She knew the heart- ache of losing a loved one in a war, of loneliness, and the joy of living. She didn't enclose herself in a shell of the past and shut out the changing world. She did not harbor prejudices against the different and the strange. She always liked Don even though he dressed as the typical modern teenager. She asked her gardener in for lunch even though his skin was a different color. She read books on Catholi- cism even though she was a devout Protestant. She didn't build a wall of indifference around herself because something was strange to her safe little world. Eve waved a last farewell to her mother and father as the bus pulled away from the station. How contented and safe they appeared as they stood at the corner of the small town Main Street. At that moment, Eve could not help thinking of Don, a half a world away, fighting in Viet Nam. Eve's college years passed neither slowly nor quickly. Her hours had been filled with themes, lectures, prom programs, friendships and letters to Don. Don wanted her to have fun even though he wasn't there, but her many dates had only strengthened her love for him. Occasionally she heard of the war from veterans who were finishing their interrupted educations. As Eve sat waiting to receive her diploma, she thought of how she had matured. She felt ready to face the world, but there was much that could not be learned from books and lectures. The cruelty of reality could not be conquered from a thesis. These could only help to understand the problems that must be solved in a world of war, prejudices, and loneliness. Eve spent the next summer with her family before taking her position at a large elementary school in another state. Eve was anxious to start getting acquainted with the innocent personalities of small happy children. In one letter, Don had written about the dark sad eyes of a lonely abandoned child. The war had toughened Don into a man, but it had not toughened his heart. Eve could almost hear his heart crying to the people back home. Don't forsake this little girl and the rest of her people! He had re-enlisted,but he would becoming home next spring for good. Outside the apartment building, the October rains beat portentously against the window panes. Eve decided it was a day for cleaning out her college trunk which her mother had just sent. She could hear the sounds of the busy city above the rainfall. The mailman was a little late today, probably be- cause of the rain. He always kindly teased her about her New England accent. If there was a letter from home or from Don, he took time to bring it up to her. Suddenly the doorbell rang. Eve kidded him about the proverbial phrase through rain, sleet, snow or dark of night ... He handed her a letter from home and cheerfully said good day. As she opened the letter, an obituary fell from the envelope. Eve read the opening lines. Outside, the rains beat louder like the drums of a marching procession. She went to her trunk. She knew where it lay. She really always knew why it never got completed. Her heart ached as she realized how easy it was to destroy the stitches that had taken so long to create. There was nothing left now, but the balls of yarn that represented the unfinished pull- over. 58 Graduate of '66 of talented writers THE SKY IS GRAY . . . The sky is gray and although it is still early fall, the air has turned sharp and crisp. The waves, dark and icy-looking, roll in and burst into thousands of tiny pearl-like crystals on the reefs along the coast. Out on the water a small dingy, with two sailors and a civilian aboard, works its way toward the shore of the island. Maybe it's the cold or maybe it's just the feeling which is riding in the air, but whatever, everyone senses, as if by aforboding, that there is something strange andun- explainingly mysterious about the island which causes a shiver to race through three chilled bodies. Suddenly, the small craft lurches to one side in the white-capped swirls, and a sailor is tossed overboard. The other two watch in silent terror as he sinks down through the depths. And then, almost instantly, the water churns and bubbles in an undersea disturbance, then all is quiet. A cold blast of air slaps against the faces of the two remaining-men as they peer into the dark water. The dingy bobs and rocks on the surface and then is slowly surrounded by a pool of dark red liquid which is the only trace of the seaman who was flung into the sea! Dick Simpson '67 JUST A-WAITIN' Robins are bobbin' Worms are squirmin' Buds are buddin' My heart's yearnin' GRADUATION Graduation is a time of happiness; A time for tears and sorrow, A time to remember all the yesterdays, And think about tomorrow. Spring is spring in' Leaves are leavin’ Bugs are buggin' My heart's grievin' The passing out of diplomas Is always a memorable occasion. It calls for hugs and kisses, And most always a celebration. Birds are nestin’ Now, the gym is empty, Sun's a beamin' All the programs on the floor. Kids are restin' The advisors turn in dismay, Teacher's screamin' And walk slowly out the door. Hear them all join in a Lynn Bevan '66 Shout How much longer til School's out! Susan Stanhope '68 59 c 'otnedii y the scenes ’’You can tell I use Vel. ’’You meet the nicest people on a This is a fine time to be playing hopscotch.’’ 61 I believe in Romeo, but this is ridiculous! A Salute To The Alumni! Lorraine Adams Robert Ashe Darrol Bartlett Richard Brookman Lorraine Bulley Frank Butler Steven Edgecomb Hattie Fletcher Diana Goodwin Larry Goodwin Helen Hackett Dorothy Holland Earl Keith Linda Lawrence Gregory Porter Frederick Walker Harold Appleby John Clifford Walter Edgecomb Ronald Emery Diane Gould George Hillman Richard Luce John Simpson Margaret Thibeau Darroll Bragg Kenneth Cousins Gloria Curtis Stan Garland Theodore Johns Lawrence Roy Paulette Sawyer JJasi J eiyorm ers CLASS OF 1965 Today We Learn.......Tomorrow We Lead Bookkeeper at Eastern Trust Banking Company Husson College Maine Forest Service Howmar Acres, Dixmont Skowhegan Business School Husson College Maine Maritime Academy At Home Bangor Hydro Electric Company Navy (Great Lakes, Illinois) Mister Donut, Bangor Kagan-Lown Shoe Factory Driver For North American Van Lines Faith School of Theology U.S. Army (Fort Gordon, Georgia) U.S. Army (Fort Dix, New Jersey) CLASS OF 1964 Success Lies Within Ourselves U.S. Army (Aberdeen, Maryland) Northern Conservatory of Music University of Maine Engineering Aide-State Highway Commission Mrs. William Benson-Housewife State Highway Commission Maine Foresty Service Beals Business School Mrs. Philip Williams-Housewife CLASS OF 1963 Today We Follow........Tomorrow We Lead U.S. Army Massachusetts Trade School Husson College Husson College U.S. Army (Viet Nam) Nabisco Company Teller At Penobscot Savings Bank 945-4314 General Repair HANSON’S CARL H. 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CHARLES SARAH SIMPSON Carmel, Maine SULLIVAN FORD SALES HENRY'S DRIVE-IN Home Of THE Falcon Mustang Fair lane T-Bird Carmel Village A-l Used Cars Trucks And Serving the Best in Food Complete Line of Ford Trucks 449 Hammond St. Bangor, Maine Old Fashioned Ice Cream Tel. 942-4631 GARLANDS Compliments of RESTAURANT HERMON Top of Miller Hill VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT AND HOME COOKED FOOD LADIES AUXILIARY Open seven days a week 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 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! Compliments of L. C. PULLEN ELECTRICIAN Levant, Maine Telephone 884-2465 Life and Health are Your Wealth INSURE WITH ROBERT F. SEDGELEY, C. L U. Bangor 942-0911 Hermon 848-3369 HIGGINS STORE Raymond and Ruth The Store of Three Generations Levant, Maine Tel. 884-2193 Compliments of DARLING’S RAMBLER-HONDA Sales Service Select USED CARS 97 Oak St. Bangor SEAVEYS GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers, Designs Telephone 942- 1392 BANGOR-MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY School - Office Engineering Supplies 14 State Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-5511 OHMART AND HINKLEY Pharmacists Brewer - Hampden Leslie M. Ohmart, Jr., B.S. Registered Pharmacist Compliments of CLARK - MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME T AND N TRAILER COURT AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO. INC. Route 2--Hermon, Maine 35 Park Street On Carmel--Hermon Line Bangor, Maine Phone Hermon 848- 5563 Phone 942-6769 or 942-6760 Compliments of Compliments of ANDREWS MUSIC HOUSE. INC. BUTLER'S 118 Main Street Garage Auto Sales Bangor, Maine Hermon, Maine BOOKER REAL ESTATE COBB’S AUTO BODY SHOP BUILDING (Arlington Booker, owner) 942-9361 Complete Frame Repairs Front End Alignment-Welding Wrecker Service Glass Installation We Build-We Sell 41 Perkins Street Bangor, Maine SILHOUETTE SALON OF BEAUTY CULTURE BEVERLY'S HAIR FASHION Hair styling, tinting bleaching 1 Park Avenue 848-5988 Connie Lawrence Klatt Rd - Hermon Newport, Maine Phone 368-5240 J. M. GRANT, JR. BROADWAY FURNITURE CO. GRANT TRAILER SALES INC. 614 Broadway, Bangor, Maine Bangor's Finest Top Quality Furniture Store Maine's Leading Mobilehome DEALER Mobilehome Insurance Mobilehome Parts, Retail Wholesale SALES SERVICE 25 Continuous Years HERMON MT. SKI AREA Rentals: Boots, Skis, Poles Skiing afternoons 12 to 4:30 P.M. Sat. Sun. 9:30-4:30 p.m. Tel. Hermon 848-5192 DRINK GRANTS MILK We appreciate your patronage” DON AYERS HAMPDEN I. G. A. Quality Meats Groceries Western Avenue Red Carpet Service Freeses Gold Bond Stamps Given Tel. 862-2773 WEBBER SUPPLY, INC. Wholesale Distributors Heating Supplies Major Lines Accessories 32 Thatcher Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-7361 Compliments of CAMPBELLS GENERAL STORE Hermon, Maine UNION ST., NORTH HERMON — CALL 848-3337 WE BUY RAW FURS AND DEER SKINS CROMBIE’S LAWN MOWER SHARPENING REPAIRING PIONEER CHAIN SAWS - SCHWINN BIKES AMERICAN AND ENGLISH STYLE NEW AND USED BIKES LAWN MOWERS-OUTBOARD MOTORS-SALES AND SERVICE CORNER GARLAND ST. AND FOREST AVE. Bangor, Maine Phone 942-45217 IT'S A LONG WALK BUT ONLY A SHORT RIDE ON 95 TO GOLDSMITH'S MEN'S AND BOY'S STORE in Old Town Established-1907 Phone 827-3324 Success to DANA'S TRAILER GRILL The Class of 1966 72 Summer Street MR. MRS. EVERETT TIBBETTS Bangor, Maine • A. N. ROSS GARAGE Compliments of Used Auto Parts Hermon, Maine Tel. 848-3745 Mail Address R.F.D. 2, Bangor ROBINSON CONSTRUCTION CO Hermon, Maine Compliments of Compliments of YANKEE SHOE REPAIR 11 Water St. THLITS EXPRESS Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-3184 Bangor, Maine Don't Put It Off- — Put It On. VILLAGE MARKET Use AND GENERAL STORE BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS Carmel, Maine UTTERBACK CORP. Phone 848-3382 Bangor CONGRATULATIONS the Merrill Trust Company BANGOR WINDOW SHADE HAMPDEN HARDWARE CO. DRAPERY CO. Formica Counter Tops 37 Columbia Street Bangor, Maine Expert Installation Telephone 945-6319 Hampden, Maine Compliments of GINNEY5 KITCHEN HILLTOP MARKET Home Cooked Food and Sassie Conversation You Name It-We've Got It, If We Can Find It 4 A.M. to 4 P.M. 477 Main Street Bangor, Maine Norris and Ginney Hillier GOSSELIN’S BAKERY Compliments of Donuts- Pies-Cakes Fresh Bread Made Daily Telephone 942-0506 443 Main Street Bangor, Maine THE KELLEYS HERMON MOBILE HOMES. INC. DON'T SAY POTATO CHIPS SAY KING COLE Sales and Service KING COLE POTATO CHIP CO. U.S. Route 2 HERMON, MAINE BANGOR, MAINE Hermon 848-3773 NORMAN A. GOODWIN Well-Drilling For Farms-Homes-Industrial Use Tel. 884-2155 Levant, Maine Compliments of PILOTS GRILL Famous For Quality Foods BRAKE SERVICE INC. For Reservations Or Information Specialists in Brake Wheel Alignment Dial 942-6325 Tel. 945-6466 Hammond Street 170 Washington St. Bangor, Maine Bangor, Maine For All Your Insurance Needs COASTAL AGENCY, INC. Ham Robbins, Owner Hampden, Maine Telephone 862- 5440 Main Road BLAKE, BARROWS BROWN, INC. Insurance Since 1864 84 Harlow St. Bangor, Maine Telephones 942-8295--942-8296 Your student accident insurance carrier 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 865 Main Street Phone 942 - 5531 Bangor, Maine 04402 VINER MUSIC COMPANY NEW ENGLAND'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE MUSIC STORES BANGOR PRESQUE ISLE, MAINE Telephone - 945-9494 O. ROLNICK SON Compliments of Tel. Store 945-9461 R. W. PATTEN, AGENT Wrecking Yard 942-3552 Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance New and Used Auto parts and accessories Auto and Fire Insurance 151 Main St. Billings Road Brewer, Maine Hermon, Maine Telephone 848-3375 HAVE YOUR CAR SPRAY WAXED Spray Wax 50C extra FIRST AT SUPERSONIC WALDO ROBINSON Open Mon.-Sat. 8:30-5 Sun.9-1 SPECIAL ACRES • SUPER SONIC Telephone 848-3646 CAR WASH Hermon, Maine Pulp Dealer-Morgan Horses 463 Main St. Bangor, Maine 1 hurt or u it A A it us It’s more fun when you stay together all the way ... on your own hus 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 Charter Bus. Ant irltoro i oii tru nt tu if it. . . 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 EASTERN TRUST AND BANKING CO. BANGOR, MAINE OFFICES Old Town, Maine Machias, Maine DRIVE-IN OFFICES State and Fern Streets Hammond and Allen Streets INSTALLMENT LOAN AGENCY 73-75 Central Street Bangor, Maine R. B. DUNNING CO. BANGOR PORTLAND Distributors of INDUSTRIAL, PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRICAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Hardware- Paints Phone 945-6461 TWIN CITY A W ROOT BEER Phone 947-8996 Come One, Come All The Best Food In Town Outer Hammond Street Bangor, Maine WOW! We’ve Got Color TV at GOSS TV ELECTRIC Your Local Zenith-RCA Dealer Color-Black White 884-2238 Levant, Maine Serving Maine Families Since 1852 BANGOR SAVINGS BANK BANGOR Main Office: 3 State St. Shopping Center Office: 623 Broadway BELFAST Shopping Plaza Office: 126 Main Street MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION A complete photographic service to schools and colleges 34 Central Street • Bangor. Maine NEWPORT TRUST COMPANY Newport - Corinna, Maine wr Phone Newport 368-5505 Phone Corinna 278-2651 £ ) CmWfWKy A� g . Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COLE’S EXPRESS Maine People Serving Maine Since 1917 Proud of the Past—Looking to the Future Compliments of FAIRMOUNT MARKET FULLER ROAD TRAILER PARK QUALITY GROCERIES owned and operated by 622 Hammond Street JIM ELAINE CURRIER Bangor, Maine Fuller Rd. Tel. 942-7338 Hermon Res. Phone 848-5165 WIGHT’S SPORTING GOODS CO. WEBBER OIL CO. Your ESSO Distributor A Complete Heating Service Johnson Outboard Motors RANGE AND FUEL OILS Sales, Service, Repairs BEAT THE WEATHER WITH WEBBER TROPHIES Telephone 942-5501 54 State Street, Bangor 700 Main Street Tel. 942-6786 Bangor, Maine HERBERT L. SNOW Sand, Loom, Gravel Delivered to your door” Call Hermon 848-5516 ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. Distributors STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS Compliments of J. J. NISSEN BAKING CORP. 34 Abbott St. Brewer, Maine Tel. 924-6341 MACS SPEED SHOP High Performance Equipment Valley Ave. Bangor, Maine C. H. RICE CO. Manufacturer of Rice’s Famous Frankfurters Bangor, Maine Say It With Flowers Tel. 947-8464 SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers, Designs Buck Street Bangor, Maine MILLER DRUG Free Delivery 210 State Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 947-8369 Compliment $ of GASS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. With Special Student Prices 138 Washington St. Bangor, Maine SAWYER’S VARIETY STORE 91 CENTER ST. BREWER LUNCHEONETTE FOUNTAIN SERVICE BROADWAY-SUNSET DRUG CO. Prescription Service Specialists 942-6363 475 Broadway, Bangor Compliments of BEALS BUSINESS COLLEGE HIGGINS “ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Sales-Service Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-9215 GOOD LUCK To ’•66 THE CANTEEN SERVICE CO. OBRIENS SUBURBAN GAS SERVICE Telephone 942-5515 Near Tin Bridge East Hampden, Maine Appliance Gas Service 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 Dairy Supplies DeLaval and Conde Barn Equip. Inflations Maes DORR'S EQUIPMENT CO. Farm Industrial Equipment Sales Service 1408 Hammond St. Bangor, Maine 04401 Tel. 945-5965 SPONSORS Mickey's Barber Shop Ray's Drive In Rapaport Auto Ceramics Studio Miller's Restaurant Underhill's Market Tapley Pacific Pool Company Prout's Dog House Burt Newcomb Log Cabin Jackson's Beach Garland Super Market R. M. Flagg Co. Frank's Lock Key Shop Dr. Emple Electric Appliance Center Earl's Esso B. J. Butera Col. Brown THE KINNEY COMPANY, INC. LINOLEUM and CARPETS Tel. 947-7174 5-7 Abbott Square Annex Bangor, Maine V Compliments of HERMON ESSO Danny Robinson, Proprietor General Repair Phone 848-7263 KINNEY DUPLICATOR CO. HERMON MOTOR COMPANY 159 State St. Bangor, Maine Used Cars and Trucks A. B. Dick Products Adler Typewriters G- F Steel Office Furniture Eastman-Kodak Copiers Maine-Made Impression Paper 24-Hour Wrecker Service Tel. 942-8441 Tel. 848-7265 or 848-3209 Hermon, Maine Telephone 942-0222 STERNS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Established 1838 East Hampden Lumber-Building Materials P.O. Box 796 Bangor, Maine Mr. Penobscot says: YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH A SAVINGS ACCOUNT OR LOAN At the Progressive Mutual PENOBSCOT SAVINGS BANK BANGOR ELLSWORTH CORTELL-SEGALS Bangor's Fine Specialty Store Elegant Looks In Fashions For Students and Teachers 115 Main St. Bangor, Maine Tel. 945-9683 Cindy Fowle models a formal from Cortell-Segal's Collection. Compliments of Compliments of FOOTMAN’S DAIRY DAKIN Brewer, Maine SPORTING GOODS CO. Bangor, Maine .• OHM..� . Tel. 947-7354 HUSSON COLLEGE Maine's Largest School of Business Training Accredited as a Specialized College of Business By THE ACCREDITING COMMISSION FOR BUSINESS SCHOOLS Associate in Business Science Degrees: 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 i£e heyinniny of ano ner . 96