Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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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

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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

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 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.