Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

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I A W Q .. .. 1967 Ebropfone CCZQFQ 15 Q ffqee 50112111 QfI22dI2AiI12Of af Q12yf6 ygrows 1fsfQffe12s gif dI2Of 6050 sfafpkce 7 26312217 fo ffe g1d12f7s UDCZGIDQJ sf12e12 yff O12 011125 swyqness 112 ffe jfs1'wa120f12ace.7 77 ZQLEQ122 GZLXEIQ Bryan yjZI6gS5QOfQ Me CSGZIQICI' Gfass 172Q12122012 cscfoof LZQFIZQOIQ7 2772061126 Crjcffor-11h Gf1gf 53113112 ess 375212 ayer fbzdna Zfge ffs mbfaef Jim-541060 0149 C0014 We have chosen, as the theme of our I967Microphone, spirit, that intangible ever present quality that plays so vital a role in our school life. Spirit dwells amid as daring the good times and the bad, at the games, pep rallies and in those panicky moments offznals Spzrzt creates those last minute inspirations on tests and helps as recall the answers Spirit and we the student body make this school by setting its standards and realizing its ideals Dedication . . Administration Seniors .... Underclassmen Activities . . Athletics . . Literary . . Alumni .... Advertisements yogi? gf Gonfenfs fbeofcafzon yzozi 5172 esf cgfararkeof We, the Senior Class of 1967, proudly dedicate our edition of the Microphone to Mr. Ernest E. Starbird, head of the Commercial Department ofhlermon High School. As class advisor for two years, Mr. Starbird has successfully guided us toward our ultimate goal of graduation. His help and counsel will always be remembered by us all. Neither shall we forget his patience, understanding, and ever-present sense of humor. Therefore, it is with deep gratitude and lasting friendship that we pay this tribute to you, Mr. Starbird, as our special way ofsaying thankyou for all that you have done for us. X 3 pm ij., x J w N' N by uperzbfenofhy Qscfoof Gommzffee SEATED: Mrs. Regina Tibbetts, Mrs. Eloise Goss, Mr. Robert Sedgeley, Chairman. STAND- ING: Mr. Linwood Littlefield, CNot Pictured: Dr. Arlan Freemanb. N - N v X . i if it iv! Mr. Harold H. Brown, Principal Mrs. Kath yn Rowe, Secretary, lst semester 4 Mr. Douglas K. Smith, Superintendent Mrs. Margaret Millett, Secretary Mrs . Glenna Rush English f Mrs Patricia Michaud X Mrs. Floy Bemis English Head of English Dept jf? wwf if wif 1967 acufy Mr. Ernest Starbird I Head of Commercial Dept. Commercial Mr Herbert Hopkins Mrs. Ann Bridge Mr. Wilfred Lord HOII16' ECOI10miCS Mathematics ff X if . 9 7 . yffzsiiligifi ,ff .wb 9' - gy JSKYQJ ,JZ ,J a i, ,lf W l T f if A 1 . Mr. James Dyer Mr. Richard Babb ' by gf Mr. Barry Dolly 4 Q,-ffm,,.1,i,,Science Social Sciences ,if V nffj Industrial Arts Mr rf K f ff- - tw . 42 T D flgTff??fW' 5 'X ugh' 1 ,Wmvmx ' f QU fwhw T f Q K , -f' fl AQ, yd 7 ,ff ff-iff 7 57 Q,fZ,gj2iY wifi fy if X Q. ,ff J lf' ,F A2 lf 'M , W y Aff iirff '1 if, iw --wr, : ' u .f , Al ,X X , r -,ik K Wy fc J gfiyw S .V sk ,X Q! 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The outstanding abilities of many are displayed in varied phases of school life. Every senior has one goal in mind - gradu- ation - and all else is centered around that goal. Juniors highlight our school year with Junior Exhibition, an event highly anticipated and long remembered. Sophomores have half completed their high school career and freshmen have just begun. To both, graduation still seems an unreality. Yet, all the classes are united through the interest and enthusiasm shown, A deep interest in learning is possessed by many, causing our lively discussion groups, selfcreated chemistry experiments, and the projecting of new ideas about old subjects. We have expressed the spirit of Hermon in our classes and have made I 96 7 an academically successful year. 8 cgenzbfs xA'k MM in W'f'AM'm GASS CQFS SEATED: Mr. Ernest Starbird, Advisor, G. Davis, President, G. Littlefield, Vice President, J. St. Louis, Secretary. STANDING: B. Taylor, Treasurer, D. McQui1kin, Asst. Treasurer, J. Goss, Asst. Treasurer. Gfzss Weporf We, the Senior Class of 1967, would, first of all, like to thank the members of the faculty and the administration for making our four years at Hermon High School a very successful and rewarding experience. We would also like to give special thanks to our class advisor, Mr. Starbird, for the guidance he has given us. Several members of the class belonged to various school organizations: Varsity Boys' Basketball, Mark Millettg Varsity Girls' Basketball, Amelia Mahon, Sharon Walls, Kris Clukey, Jane Goss, and Gail Littlefield, Judy Clark was the JV Girls' assistant bas- ketball coach. Elected to the National Honor Society this year were Clarice Ellsworth, Lois Erskine, Sharon Smart, Glenn Davis, and Dean Curtis. Our fund-raising projects for the year included abottle drive, S46.70, fudge and brownie sales Sl3.3'7, da.nce, SlO5.77, slave sale, S2.0.07, beanie sale 39220, Magazine Drive bonus, S25.00, delivery of Hermon town reports, S50.00, and a car wash 54.38. The highlight of our senior year was the Senior Prom and Banquet, held at the beau- tiful and secluded Jed Prouty Lodge overlooking Lake Alamoosook in Bucksport, Maine. IO UaQ0Qcf0r1dn JANE A. GOSS Zim! j7Qn0r assay CYNTHIA A. LORD Ghss Tf'0pA1eCy Lors E. ERSKINE GQSJ IYDIQOPANQW SHARON B. SMART fy I DIANA L. TIBBE TTS E Cgaflfafozvdn CSQCOHJ-XHbfl0I1 assay CLARICE J. ELLSWORTH Class ZQZW DEAN H. CURTIS Glzss ZQLY GLENN B. DAVIS GQSJ jlglvfozy CHERYL A. TIBBETTS C635 ' KRISTEN CLUKEY Gkss BARBARA A. TAYLOR W f QAM 'X f 1 U Q HENRY L. BABCOCK Industrial Arts Course: Band 1,45 Science Fair 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Weight Lifting Club 35 Bowling League 35 Shop Foreman 3,45 Jr. Fireman 4. DAVID BLACKWELL General Course: Chorus 15 Pep Club 2,35 Asst. Treas 2. DAVID LEE BRALEY General Course: Science Fair 15 French Club 35 National Honor Society 3,4. CAROL ANN BURGESS Commercial Course: Pep Club 2,3,45 Future Homemakers of America 1,25 Librarian 35 Softball 3. 4 5 Q M-Q, - , px- 'E fi -J If W , 4' . 7 , ' ,Ct V I jifkffx K ,, .. RJ 1 . DAVID L. ALLEN ,, 5 Industrial Arts course: Band l,2,3, - ' le Club 35 One Act Play 4. GARY ANNIS College Course: Weight Lifting Club 35 Folk Group 3,45 Nia Club 3,4. DIANNE ELLEN BLACKWELL Home Economics Course: Softball 15 Glee Club 25 Librarian 35 Pep Club 35 Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN BLANCHARD Commercial Course: Pep Club 3,45 Future Homemakers of America l,2. X ,qv-1 fi ROSALIE JEAN BURGESS College Course: Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Debate Club 35 President 35 Librarian 3,45 HAWK Staff 45 Junior Exhibition 35 One Act Play 2,3545 Honors, NMSQT, 3. KATHLEEN MAY BURNS College Course: JV Basketball 15 Chorus 2,35 Folk Group 4. V S. . 52, if. 'sexe JUDITH PATRICIA CLARK Home Economics Course: Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' Attend. Of- ficer 3,45 Softball 25 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 35 JV Asst. Coach 45 Future Homemakers of America 152,45 Junior Exhibition Usher 35 Debate Club 45 Librarian 3,45 Jun- DIANE MARIE CONNORS Home Economics Course: Future Homemakers of America 253,45 Pep Club 45 Junior Band Boosters 4. LINDA LEE COWALLIS Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 35 Librarian 3,45 Junior Ba.nd Boosters 45 Class Asst. Treas. 25 Folk Group 3,45 Bowling League 35 Commercial Club 45 Microphone Staff 4. -if 5 -4,014 . PW, ff .gvSeb7' ior Ba.nd Boosters 45 Intramural Basketball 4. KRISTEN CLUKEY College Course: Band 1,2,3,45 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Dance Band 253,45 Class Asst. Treas. 15 Sci- ence Fair 15 French Club 35 Softball 1,25 Gymnastics Club 45 HAWK Staff 45 Microphone Staff 45 Senior Asst. Editor 45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Intramural Basketball 4. SYLVIA STARR CROCKETT Home Economics Course: Pep Club 3,45 Future Homemakers of America 2,45 Librarian 3,45 Junior Band Boosters 4. LEWIS CROSBY College Course: Band 1,25 Junior Fireman 2,3,45 Math Club 45 Honors, NMSQT, 3. GLENN HARRY DAVIS Commercial Course: Band 1,2,3,45 Honor Student 25 Presi- dent 3,45 C.M.L. Spelling Representative 25 Dance Ba.nd 2,35 Winter Carnival King Candidate 25 Band Award 25 Volleyball Award 35 Dirigo Boys' State Delegate 35 National Honor So- ciety 45 Class President 45 Student Council 45 Microphone Staff 45 Junior Fireman 45 Magazine Drive Captain 45 All-State Band 45 Honors, NMSQT, 3. DONNA DONNE LLAN Commercial Course: Old Orchard Beach High School 15 Pep Club 15 Glee Club 15 Bowling Club 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Vice President 35 Treas. 45 French Club 35 Magazine Drive Cap- tain 25 Librarian 3,45 CommercialClub 45 Varsity Cheerlead- er 4. GALEN M. DUNTON General Course: Science Fair 15 French Club 1. EDWARD ELLIS Industrial Arts Course: JV Basketball Manager 2. GEORGE WILLIAM JOHN CUMMING II College Course: Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 3,45 One Act Play 1, 35 French Club 2,35 Folk Group 3,45 Track and Field 35 Math Club 35 Magazine Drive Captain 35 Junior Exhibition 35 Hon- ors, NMSQT, 3. DEAN CURTIS College Course: Band 1,25 Science Fair 25 Microphone Staff 45 National Honor Society 4. ROGER A. DOW Industrial Arts Course: Science Fair 1. BRUCE ALBERT DUNIFER Industrial Arts Course: JV Basketball Manager 1,25 JV Bas- ketball 35 Golf Club 3. 5 'fag'-5'eI4,92m wi:-xi' -.iarzxaw .Q fy.. - 2::c1:f1lf,g,1mg.gf. . fvggag rp: Q gee,-zavffst 2:-rm, A : :if? Y' ' f gs. ,-1 A -Iffflifi fi I Qfsg: 5 .ffgf A filfffa 3 ' . 5 s aififf'- i,, f Riff, .- ':E,,'25: '5' xl- 32235111 tf'f'.I2Y'. A ,U fx. . ' , . ' 14 CLARICE JEAN ELLSWORTH Commercial Course: Softball 25 Future Homemakers of America 3,45 Pep Club 35 Librarian 35 National Honor Society 4. LOIS ELAINE ERSKINE Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 45 Treas. 35 President 45 Librarian 3,45 National donor ciety 43 Commercial Club 4. 0 JANE ANN GOSS College Course: Band 15 Dance Band 15 Class President 15 Student Council 15 Treas. 15 C.M.L. Spelling 15 Glee Club 25 Triple Trio 25 Class Secretary 25 Science Fair, Honors, 25 Biology Award 25 Bookkeeping I Award 25 Scholarship Award 25 English Award 1,25 Varsity Softball 1,25 National Honor So- ciety 2,3,45 Treas. 35 Secretary 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Pep Club 35 Junior Exhibition 35 lst place Hu- mor5 French Club 2,35 President 35 Folk Group 3,45 Micro- phone Staff 3,45 HAWK Staff 3,45 Asst. Senior Editor 45 Maga- zine Drive Gen. Manager 45 Asst. Class Treas. 45 Gymnastics Club 45 High Honors, NMSQT, 3. MARILYN GRAVES Commercial Course: Newport High School 1,25 Future Home- makers of America 1,25 Commercial Club 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Shorthand I Award 3. TTE RHONDA FROST Pep Club 3,45 HAWK Staff 45 Librarian 45 Commercial Club 45 Camera Club 2. RONALD GARNETT College Newport High School 15 French Club 1,2,35 Club 1,25 Folk Group 35 Math Club 3. MYRON GRAY Industrial Arts Course: JV Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 3,45 Cross Country 15 Rifle Club 15 Junior Bowling League 3. ALLEN GREENACRE College Course: Math Club 4. RICHARD B. HAMLIN General Course: Newport High School 1,2. GARY LEE HAWES General Course: Pep Club 35 Camera Club 25 Science Fair 25 Glee Club 25 Band Boosters 45 Librarian 4. CHARLES HILLMAN College Course: Pep Club 2,35 Junior Fireman 45 French Club 2,35 National Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Folk Group 3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Math Club 3,45 Biology Award 25 One Act Play 35 Honors, NMSQT, 3. ROGER HOWES Industrial Arts Course: Rifle Club 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Rifle Club Asst. Manager 3. JOSEPH L. GUPTILL General Course: Baseball 2,3,45 Football 15 Industrial Arts 1. WILLIAM C. HALLETT Commercial Course: Bangor High School 15 Freshman Bas- ketball 15 Track 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 President 3,45 JV Basket- ball 25 Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 Cross Country 35 Weight Lift- ing Club 35 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Volleyball Award 35 Bowling League 3,45 Junior Band Boosters 45 One Act Play 4. DUAYNE HAYES Cross Country 152,35 One Act Play 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3545 French Club 35 Folk Group 3,45 Math Club 35 Jimior Exhibition 35 1st Place Drama5 Intramural Volleyball 3. GARY ALAN HIGGINS College Course: Band 1,2,3,45 President 45 Cross Country 2, 35 One Act Play 3,45 Junior Exhibition 35Winter Carnival King Candidate 35Junior Fireman 3,45 Junior Fire Chief 45 HAWK Staff 45 Microphone Staff 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Dirigo Boys' State Delegate 3. CANDACE E. KELLEY Commercial Course: JV Cheerleader 1,25 Captain 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Captain 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Future Home- makers of America 45 Gymnastics Club 45 Librarian 45 Com- mercial Club 45 HAWK Staff 45 Microphone Staff 45 Class Vice-President35 Student Council 35 Secretary 35Winter Car- nival Queen Candidate 25 Bowling League 3. SHARON LEE LIBBY Commercial Course: Bangor High School 1,2,35 Freshman Chorus 15 AFS 2,35 Girls' Volleyball 25 Girls' Basketball 25 Librarian 25 Junior Exhibition Chorus 3 5 Pep Club 45 Future Homemakers of America 45 Reporter 45 Chorus 45 Junior Band Boosters 4. AMELIA LOUISE MAHON Commercial Course: Band 1,2,3,45 J'V Basketball 15 Softball 25 Varsity Basketball 45 Commercial Club 45 HAWK Staff 45 Librarian 2,35 Bowling League 35 Junior Exhibition 3. SUSAN E. MARSH General Course: Band 1,25 Librarian 3,45 Folk Group 45 Jun- ior Band Boosters 45 Pep Club 45 HAWK Staff 4. GAIL ANN LITTLEFIELD College Course: J'V Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Librarian 2,3,45 Class Asst. Treas. 25 Class Vice-President 45 French Club 35 Treas. 35 Science Fair 25 Junior Exhibition 35 HAWK Staff 3,45 Micro- phone Staff 45 Folk Group 3,45 Student Council 45 Secretary- Treas. 45 Junior Band Boosters 45 Bowling League 35 Betty Crocker Homemakers Award 4. CYNTHIA LORD Commercial Course: Pep Club 1,2,3,45Winter Carniva.lQueen Candidate 15 JV Cheerleader 1,25 Class Treas. 15 Class President 25 Class Secretary 35 Student Council 25 Librarian 25 Dirigo Girls' State Delegate 35 HAWK Staff 3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Bowling League 35 Bookkeeping II Award 35 Microphone Staff 45 Future I-lomemakers of America 45 In- tramural Basketball 45 Gymnastics Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Junior Band Boosters 45 DAR Good Citizen 4. CALVIN McKAY General Course: JV Basketball 15 Golf Club 2. EARL MCKUSICK College Course: Band 1,2,35 Cross Country 1,2. VICKI MORANG Home Economics Course: Crosby High School, Belfast 13 Pep Club 1,23 Glee Club 1,2. JOHN PAUL NICKERSON College Course: Band l,2,33 Honor Student 23 Chorus 3,43 President 33 All-State Chorus 3,43 Junior Exhibition 33 Math Club 33 One Act Play 43 HAWK Staff 43 Folk Group 3,4. 13 E u 'R' ll ESQ ' ax 4 Q ' ' 16555 - QE sirat 3 , X' ff rk 1 liz.. - ,, -. asp 2,-xg : , - , ' 1253? A 35721 ff, ?7 '-71,9 ' X: if li f iff if LV . - . . X 3 X DEBBIE E. NUTE General Course: Chorus 2,3,4. GILMAN H. PEAVEY General Course: Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Debate Club 2,33 Folk Group 33 Track and Field 33 Soccer Team 43 Rifle Club 13 Librarian 1,3,43 One Act Play 3,4Q Junior Fireman 1,2,3,4. DANIEL E. MQQUILIGN College Course: Varsity Basketball Manager 3,45 Varsity Baseball Manager 2,3,43 Junior Exhibition Usher 33 French Club 2,33 Class Asst. Treas. 43 HAWK Staff 43 Microphone Staff 43 Senior Asst. Business Manager 43 Math Club 33Win- ter Carnival King 4. MARK MILLETT College Course: Pep Club 1,23 President 13 JV Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 2,3,43 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4. CAROL A. NOYES Commercial Course: Pep Club 1,2Q Future Hornemakers of America 1,23 Bowling League 3. FREDDY NOYES Industrial Arts Course. SUSAN M. REID General Course: East Bay High School, Florida 15 Chorus 1, Folk Group 3,45 Pep Club 45 Junior Band Boosters 4. MICHAEL C. RICHARDSON College Course: Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 25 JV Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball Manager 45 HAWK Staff 45 Microphone Staff 3,45 Junior Asst. Business Manager35 Business Manager 45 Junior Exhibition Alternate, Usher 35 One Act Play 4. Q K 8 , 1 '4 at 5 1 ,fame s,-,,1,,atav ' Karma' may bA,,,wy ,V L, , 4, fx U, V 5 ,va . --fag .111 pat ' J . ,,,. 5 .., 4. - 5,,. ,, 1 . W ! , I ll.: I , WWE, 5 PHILLIP C. ROBINSON General Course: Junior Fireman 253,45 Jtmior Exhibition Usher 3. LEAPHY LEE SEWALL General Course: Pep Club 1,2,35 Softball 1,35 Future Home- makers of America 1. RICHARD DOUGLAS SIMPSON College Course: Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Master 45 Band Award 35 Dance Band 2,3,45 Maine Youth Conference Delegate 45 JV Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 2,35 Manager 45 Varsity Baseball 25 Intramural Volleyball 35 Class Asst. Treas. 15 Class President 35 Student Council 35 HAWK Staff 45 Micro- phone Staff 45 National Honor Society 4. SHARON B. SMART Commercial Course: Future Homemakers of America 1,2,3, 45 Parliamentarian 2,35 Pep Club 35 Magazine Drive 2nd Place Winner 35 lst Place Winner 45 Magazine Drive Citation Award 1,2,3,45 Junior Exhibition Alternate, Usher 35 Micro- phone Staff 45 National Honor Society 4. PHY LLIS ARLENE SMITH College Course: Chorus 25 Librarian 45 Gymnastics Club 45 High Honors, NMSQT, 3. J UDITH LYNN ST. LOUIS Commercial Course: Glee Club 25 Future Homemakers of America2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Librarian 35 Secre- tary 35 Class Secretary 4. CHERYL ANN TIBBETTS College Course: Band l,2,3,45 Honor Student 25 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 National Honor Society 2,3,45 One Act Play 2,45 HAWK Staff 3,45 Junior Asst. Editor 35 Editor 45 Microphone Staff 45 History Award 35 Folk Group 45 Junior Exhibition 35 French Club 35 Science Fair 1,25 High Honors, DIANA LYNN TIBBE TTS NMSQT, 3. College Course: National Honor Society 2,3,45 Vice President 35 President 35 JV Cheerleader 1,25 Varsity Cheerleader 35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Librarian 25 French Club 2,35 Secretary 35 Chorus 25 Triple Trio 25 Folk Group 35 Math Club 35 C.M.L. Spelling Representative 35 Alternate 25 Magazine Drive Cap- tain 1,35 General Manager 45 Junior Exhibition 35 lst Place Oratory5 Dirigo Girls' State Alternate 35 Science Fair 15 HAWK Staff 3,45 Microphone Staff 3,45 Junior Asst. Editor 35 Editor 45 French I Award 15 French IIAward 25 Latin I Award 25 English HI Award 35 French III Award 35 Algebra Award 35 Special French Award of Recognition 35 Magazine Drive Cita- tion Award 35 High Honors, NMSQT 3. GERALD WAYNE WESCOTT Industrial Arts Course. NOT PICTURED DONALD EDWARD FISH General Course: Pep Club 4. ELLEN A. HANNING Home Economics Course: Future Homemakers of America 15 Chorus 2,3. DONNA ELLEN STUBBS General Course: Head Majorette 2,45 Master Twirler 35 Asst. Leader 15 Librarian 2,45 President 45 Pep Club 45 Future Homernal-:ers of America 45 Chorus 45 Junior Exhibition 35 lst Place Poetry5 Intramural Basketball 45 One Act Play 45 Ma- jorette Leadership Award 2. BARBARA ANN TAYLOR Commercial Course: Majorettes l,2,3,45 Class Vice Presi- dent 15 Student Council 15 Class Treas. 2,3,45 Librarian 3,45 Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Commercial Club 45 Junior Exhibition Usher 35 WinterVCarnival Queen 4. ww X fox. fl Arr - f ' . . , if , ,Q G ,fjalf JU if - ft' f ' if V , J 1 . is . I J -1.1 ,H xtjxr' 'v7.J I if WU '2' 1' 1 J SHARON L. WALLS Home Economics Course: Rifle Club 15 Pep Club 1,2,35 Treas. 35 Junior Band Boosters 45 Future Homemakers of America 45 Gymnastic Trophy 25 Varsity Basketball l,2,3,45 Softball l,2,45 Intramural Basketball 45 Chess Club 25 Jimior Exhibition 35 Science Fair 15 Librarian 2,3,45 Folk Group 45 Debate Club 35 Chorus l,2,3,45 HAWK Staff 4. CAROLYN L. WATERMAN Commercial Course: Softball 2. 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Ame1ia's At It Again! I Get 50171, Fewer Cavities . . . Teacher, You' re Going to Flunk Us For This, But You Have . . . 24 Senior Lounge? ? ? WIQOQIGCIZS 3122912 Y 25 1 GIQSS CQI'-S SEATED Mr DonaldMcDouga1 Advisor,R. Clark, Pres., D K1nney,V1ce Pres ,Mr James Dyer, Advisor. STAND- ING S Bonney Asst Treas R. Hatch, Treas., M. Ireland Asst Treas N Bevan Sec. Ohm STANDING: S. Hickey, Asst. Treas., P. Treadwell, Asst. Treas ., K. Littlefield, Asst. Treas., K. Rich Sec., J. Campbell, Treas. ass 0 1968 SEATED G Chapman, Y Anderson,N Bevan, S Bonney, P Flagg D Chase, G Elston, F F ss, J Caldwell, G Chapman STANDING Adams R Dow J Baker A Cyr M Campbell L Crawford K Clukey M Burgess,J Ellis STANDING R Duran,K Davis, W Garnett, C Edgecomb R Clark T Crocker, S Braley SEATED E Haskell S Libby, J Lawrence, E Graves, M Ireland F Kennedy M Herbest, D Hayes, B Graves, F Goodwin STANDING G Gordon B Homstead D Good win, R Luce, H Jacobs G Leavitt H Hallett R Hatch T Hanscom STANDING Harr1s,T Goodw1n,D Higgins D K1nney,D Gray, B Hand J Hunt, T Goodine P Keith SEATED: B.Witherly L.Went- worth B. Sylvester, K. Smith P. Spencer, B. Smith J. Pike . Rowell . Young Thibodeau. STANDING: K Wheeler R. McDougall . Stanhope, N. Nowell, J. Steven- son, C. Porter, S. Strout, B. Stevenson. STANDING: T Sands, D. Page, W. Page, D. Wilbur, N. Perry, E. Wentworth, C. Runnels, W. Noyes, A. Weeks, S. Reynolds, M. Marchelletta. . .. - L... .. ... al-v--f w :.,.,..a,.. ..,.. . . . Q... .... 4 s.....a..s.:. ...ss , .. . ,... ., , :ls ...... .,,, .,,, . bg Gkss O iff' .63fa,f 4.2 xZ4M7?4Z7i,g4wm. WQUMMX flffwa-ffzf1J745id4f f4....2'f4Dfff.m . M-Q SEATED: A. Day, L. Douglas, L. Currie, J. Conant, R. Bowen, J. Campbell, L. Blackwell 2 G. C1ement,C. Burgess,M. Corson. STANDING: M. Blanchard, C. Dunifer, D. Bradford, D. ,QAFSZ Colburn, R. Douglas, B. Ashe, F. Blaisdell, C. Ellsworth, J. Burgess. STANDING: R. f ,474 Downing, S. Conant, W. Doughty, R. Bowen, W. Doyle, R. Curtis, D. Eaton. , . 6 Jlfavxfdy SEATED: E. Holland, W. Graves, D. King, S. Hickey, L. Hand, M. Gable, A. Gray, J. Gray, B.Gilks,D.Lawrence. STANDING: W.Higgins,D.Howes,R. Jewell, P. Lawlor, M. Fontenot, B. Gilks, R. Hallett, K. Fitz, S. Feeney, W. Graves, B. Homsted. STANDING: D. Kennedy, D. Garland, D. Frost, W. Harris, N. Greenacre, J. Hatch, G. Hawes. 28 1969 l SEATED: J. Lorom, M. Ross, D. Marsh, K. Lennon, K, Littlefield, C, Richardson, R. Parsons, L. Robinson, D. Miller, M. Moore. STANDING: B. Price, J. Peavey, K. Rich, L. Shaw, K. Prindle, L. Nickerson, M. Pelky, K. Rich, J. McClarie, F. Mahon. STANDING: R. Martin, G. Reynolds, J. Reed, H.,Noonan, M. McFar1in, J. Quinn, D. McQuilkin W Ross F. Mitchell R.Mi11er. , D , , ocpvvwvw X-Zija, dfmdjwci P20600 Jehvggawfah Mamet QMZZ2 5 'fo-'nc ld0dvLQ1fJ7f7'fff QULZQQ cwzcf' wjuzhw. if 5 .. . W. .F--Q: , Mae 29 SEATED: D. Thayer, J. Shaw, D. Verrill, M. Thayer, S. Waterman, P. Trenholm, G. Wheeler, , D. Witherly, T. St.Louis, J. Vettraino. STANDING: L. Smith, F. Rowe, K. Young, P. Tripp, P. Treadwell, L. Scripture, B. Stark, F. Sale, M. Wartluft. STANDING: M. Sale, F. Thayer, L. Smith, D. Small, W. Tenan, C. White, T. Wilcox, D. Sinclair, D. Wilbur. 29 A ,,, GQJS O SEATED: L. Carter, J. Burgess, S. Dunton, C. Bradford, D. Curtis, L. Brown, B. Ellis, J. Durost, M. Brawn, C. Clark. STANDING: D. Blackwell, N. Buchanan, B. Ellis, R. Butler, N. Clement, P.Donaldson, S. Bowen, J. Crosby,W. Elston. STANDING: W. Bailey, R. Bemis, J. Connors, B. Doughty, R. Bartlett, T. Blanchard, D. Colby, K. Davis, B. Caldwell, 5 .W . . . .- s.-- Mi . . S - 1. - SEATED: C. Gordon, P. Emery, J. Gatcomb, G. Hamlin, B. Fitz, B. Hunt, L. Higgins, . M x Hutching, D. Gilks, J. Jewett. STANDING: G. Herbest, C. Gould, D. Hallowell, M. Hatch, P. Fowle, C. Gumbs, P. Foss, J. Hall, B. Fuller, H. Hanson. STANDING: R. Hayes, J. Hicks, N. Evans, S. Flagg, D. Greenacre, D. Graves, R. Gatcomb, G. Hand. 30 1570 SEATED: C. Otto, S. Marden, B. Swoboda, E. Lovett, H. Klein,I. Luce, E. Lovett, C. Lawler C. Pelkey, J. McIntosh. STANDING: D. Lovely, D. Nichols, J. Lorom, M. Mitchell, J. Reid B. McS0r1ey, B. Philbrook,J. Perry, V. Keith, R. Joy, B. Richardson. STANDING: G. Ross D. Lawrence, S. Nute, R. Kneeland, D. Perry, T. Jones, G. Parsons. SEATED: G. Sands, R. Verrill, S. St.Louis,M. Shaw, C.Verrill, G.Smith,J. Shaw, F. Rowe, D. Tibbetts, L. Worster. STANDING: S. Tibbetts, A. Stuber, J. Stanhope, D. Watson, D. Smith, C. Turner, D. Watson, R. Trott, J. Trott, G. Thayer. STANDING: M. Woodard, G. Sedgeley, L. Small, J. Small, R. Wheeler, G. Seavey. 31 Wgvnm 1 WW A, .nm -..N I Hn 'ww'-and H Would You Believe The Hermon High Drag The Rockettes Maybe? str-ip?VV McDouga.11's Madhouse! Now, Miss, Would You Please Point Out The Man Who Swiped Your Purse. No, Billy, You're On The Wrong Foot. 32 Mommy Makes The Best Soup! K.. . . . Cfzozfzes Let us, for a moment, look at our active classmates. This section shall be dedicated to those dynamic components of our society. The following pages are jilled with pictures of the clubs, leaders and organizations which symbolize our enthusiasm and spirit at Hermon. This year is nearly over, but our spirit in joining clubs and organizations and participating in government mustn't end here. Instead, it must travel with us as we enter the world as adults. One day, when we turn once again to these pages, we ought to remember that we contributed to the spirit of our school by taking an active part. ' ' KW '5W'M 'h V Myzjforop 012977 GSW SEATED: D. Tibbetts, Editor-in-Chief, C. Tibbetts, K. Clukey, Junior Asst. Editor, S. Smart, C. Lord, N. Bevan, K. Clukey, Senior Asst. Editor. STANDING: L. CoWallis, G. Littlefield, C. Kelley, J. Goss, Mrs. Floy Bemis, Advisor. STANDING: G. Higgins,M. Richardson, Business Mgr., D. Curtis, G. Davis, D. Hayes, D. McQuilkin, Sen- ior Asst. Business Mgr., D. Simpson, R. Hatch, Junior Asst. Business Mgr. Hjlfzwfv CSXJ SEATED: D. Tibbetts, R. Burgess, D. Donnellan,A. Mahon, C. Lord, N. Bevan, K. Clukey. STANDING: C. Tibbetts, Editor-in-Chief, J. Goss, Senior Asst. Editor, C. Kelley, P. Frost, G. Littlefield, S. Marsh, S. Walls, K. Clukey, Elaine Haskell, Junior Asst. Editor, Mr. Herbert Hopkins, Advisor. STANDING: R. Simpson, D. McQuilkin, D. Hayes, Senior Asst. Business Mgr., R. Clark, Junior Asst. Business Mgr., J. Nickerson,C. Hillman, Business Mgr., D. Kinney, M. Richardson, G. Higgins. 34 Wabon afjfon or oczef SEATED: L. Anderson, D. Tibbetts, C. Ellsworth, B. Taylor, C. Tibbetts, E. Haskell, K Clukey, Vice Pres. STANDING: Mr. Herbert Hopkins, Advisor, K. Littlefield, B. Stevenson R. McDougall, C. Porter, L. Erskine, J. Goss, Sec., S. Smart, K. Clukey, M. Burgess, C Richardson. STANDING: P. Treadwell, D. Curtis, G. Davis, C. Hillman, Pres., D. Braley R. Hatch, Treas. Qsfuofznf G0 uncz' SEATED: Mr. Richard Babb, Advisor, R. Clark, Pres., D. Kinney, Vice Pres., G. Littlefield, Sec.-Treas. STANDING: J. Trott, R. Wheeler, G. Davis, J. Burgess, D. McQui1kin. 35 Zvzkzyo ways? Csfczfe ibzfrzyo 7 Cgfczfe G. Higgins, Delegate, C. Hillman, Alternate, C. Lord, Delegate, D. Tibbetts, Alternate. G. Davis, Delegate. CD Q7 9? gooof Gzfzien The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution is anorganization of wom- en, who can trace their ancestry to those who helped gain American Independence. Their main goals are to preserve historical sites and to edu- cate for greater patriotism. 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. Cynthia Lord was elected as this year's D.A.R. Good Citizen and is entitled to lifetime membership in the organization. 36 11121614 CCjXQ1A12Qb12 -1966 SEATED: R. Burgess, D. Tibbetts, 1st place, Oratory, C.Tibbetts, J. Nickerson, S. Walls, A. Mahon. STANDING Mrs. Sarah Craig, Advisor, G. Cumming, J. Goss, lst place, Humor, D. Hayes, lst place, Drama, G. Littlefield, D Stubbs, 1st place, Poetry, G. Higgins. WS GFS i D. Curtis, P. Robinson, D. McQui1kin, M. Richardson, L. Crosby, S. Marsh, J. Clark, K. Burns, S. Smart, B. Taylor. 37 Que gc!! yjfzy S. Smart, lst Place N. Bevan, 4th Place R. Miller, 6th Place 1 SEATED: D. Stubbs C. Tibbetts STANDING: Mrs. Glenna Rush, Advisor C. Hillman M. Richardson G. Higgins W. Hallett J. Pike CNot Picturedl Wayazzbe Qlrzbe zfnn ers J. Peavey, 3rd Place S. Conant, 5th Place S. Hickey, 2nd Place J. Goss D. Tibbetts jlaayazzlne Qrzbe Wanayers r 38 Qzufure omem ers 0 54122 erzba SEATED: C. Burgess, D. Thayer, C. Lawler, J. Shaw, M. Brawn, J. Lorom, J. Perry, S. Libby, J. Jewett, E. Hol- land, Treas., J. St. Louis, M. Hutching, C. Clark, J. McIntosh. STANDING: Miss Karen Gatchell, Chapter Mother, J. Lorom, F. Rowell, B. Sylvester, L. Curry, J. Burgess, C. Ellsworth, B. Hunt, M. Mitchell, J. Shaw, D. Howes, J. Hall, G. Wheeler, C. Bradford, S. Hickey, L. Robinson, D. Witherly, Mrs. Ann Bridge, Advisor. STANDING: M. Thayer, J. Reid, J.,Ba.ker, C. Lord, Song Leader, D. Stubbs, S. Libby, Reporter, L. Crawford, C. Gumbs, J. Clark, R. Homstead, Vice Pres., L. Erskine, Pres., B. Homstead, L. Smith, S. Walls, C. Kelley, Historian, S. Smart, J. Campbell, Parliamentarian, S. Crockett, A. Gray, F. Mahon, R. Parsons, Sec. Mun, . Q1-L+' , 7722115 C616 ' Li'er N . SEATED: R. Hatch, L. Crosby, A. Greenacre, D. Kinney, D. Goodwin. STANDING: Mr. Wilfred Lord, Advisor, G. Annis, R. Clark, D. Gray, C. Hillman. 39 .19 '5 Lf ll ll ,,,f'g .- h L , Lol!! 0, 0 0 fi D 4, 1- yep 6.6.5 SECOND ROW: D. Donnellan, Treas., E. Wentworth, Boys' Attendance Officer, W. Hallett, President, Miss Karen Gatchell, Advisor, R. Clark, Vice Pres., J. St. Louis, Sec., J. Clark, Girls' Attendance Officer. ZOE QFOZIIU SEATED: Mrs.NancyHaggan, Advisor, C. Tibbetts,J. Goss, S. Walls, G. Annis, S. Marsh. STAND- ING: K. Burns, M. Ireland, L. CoWallis, S. Reid, J. Nickerson, G. Littlefield, G. Cumming, C. Hillman. 40 Ezgrarzdzifs 7 0122122 QZQCI 6 SEATED: I. Thibodeau, B. Sylvester, A. Mahon, D. Chase,R. Dow, N. Bevan, F. Goodwin. STAND ff ING: M. Graves, B. Graves, D. Donnellan, G. Gordon, M. Ireland, B. Stevenson, C. Lord, B. Taylor, - , I Mr. Herbert Hopkins, Advisor. STANDING: C. Porter, P. Frost, L. Erskine, N. Nowell, J. Steven son, L. CoWal1is, C. Kelley. LEU! ll. ll if L Q I gi g ' 1 1 SEATED: C. Burgess, C. Lawler, S. Young, J. Jewett, J. Caldwell, S. Libby, C. Tibbetts, S. Bonney, T. St. Louis, C. Gordon, D. Tibbetts, F. Goodwin, A. Day, I. Thibodeau. STANDING: Mrs. Nancy Haggan, Advisor, B. Taylor, Sec., L. Curry, D. Hayes, M. Herbest, P. Smith, B. McSor1ey, D. Donnellan, P. Spencer, S. Strout, B. Stevenson, D Stubbs, Pres., F. Kennedy, M. Burgess, B. Smith, L.Robinson, S. Hickey, R. Burgess, P. Frost, Vice Pres. STAND ING: R. McDougall, S. Crockett, S. Walls, S. Marsh, Treas., D. Sinclair, R. Homestead, G. Littlefield, G. Peavy, G. Hawes, L. Erskine, C. Kelley, L. CoWallis, L. Smith, J. Clark, P. Donaldson, J. Stevenson 41 - J J ji if Us mix. - 4 .2. A ur, - :Ill ' 'i . A . 759 Cincfazzfmenf gf GdI?O?0QfQ.S 52014. . . 2 , E fi 5, S Qifesfmen 50,05 0122 ores Jeannie J ewett Debbie Marsh Bruce Doughty David McQui1kin 42 Q7 SZJGOJQ ZUODOQFQDJ My gq120fQuee12 Qgenzbrs Barbara Taylor 'Danny McQui1.kin W a 1 Zan fl' fi., FIRST ROW: Majorettes. SECOND ROW: C. Tibbetts, P. Fowle, R. Burgess, K. Clukey, R. Simpson. THIRD ROW: M. Richardson, P. Spencer, M. Wartluft, P. Trenholm, D. Miller, L. Higgins, G. Higgins, Pres., D. Wilbur, G. Davis, H. Babcock, D. Wilbur, A. Mahon. FOURTH ROW: M. Burgess, J. McClaire, D. Watson, L. Douglas, D. Allen, G. Seavey, G. Simpson, R. Butler, C. Verrill, J. Deering, J. Quinn, E. Haskell, C. Clukey, L. Nickerson, T. Wilcox, Y. Anderson, S. Flagg, R. Wheeler, S. Tibbetts. STANDING: R. McDougall, S. Stanhope, J. Campbell, H. Hansen, R. Bemis, D. Kinney, G. Cumming, Drum Major, Mrs. Sybil Richards, Director, N. Bevan, Sec. ,,'- -.wf- my -, wgzfw,,:ggg3f.1,q3fgf1im,12f , , Q ' 3.2, f gl f 'f f '- W' l H , - 1 ' , ' , , ' ' K - 4 - I-3 , , 3 ef - - w gifge . J. Nickerson, A11-stare chorus G. Davis, All-State Band . ,S 1 af .H- lzcyoreffes an ., .l l 5? gpg E will KNEELING: K. Clukey N. Bevan CAerialistsJ CENTER: D. Stubbs Head Maj orette J. Peavey D. Verrill T. Hanscom K. Wheeler B. McSorley B. Taylor 44 CAQMS SEATED: J. Vettraino, C. Lawler, B. Witherly, F. Foss, W. Graves, E. Lovett, L. Higgins, D. Witherly, D. Miller, E. Lovett, D. Lawrence, A. Day,J. Shaw, M. Hutching. STANDING: S. St. Louis, H. Mein, M. Graves, L. Douglas, P. Flagg, D. Nute, P. Trenholm, M. Burgess, D. Stubbs, R. Butler, W. Graves, M. Mitchell, C. Smith, L. Brown,J. Perry, J. Lororn, Mrs. Sybil Richards, Advisor. STANDING: B. Stevenson, J. Stevenson, R. McDougall, C. Gumbs, L. Nickerson, S. Nute, H. Babcock, J. Nickerson, D. Sinclair, J. Trott, S. Walls, M. Pelkey, S. Waterman, S. Strout, S. Libby. 11.-rw. i'oEuiH?lgN I CDCIE-S CDGIQCQ J an Mr. Herbert Hopkins K. Clukey C. Tibbetts L. Higgins G. Higgins R. Simpson S. Stanhope T. Wilcox Y. Anderson Mrs. Sybil Richards, Advisor. 45 C711 Zan Zoosfers . ,..., ..,.. , , .,..... ..,.... .. , V--M Wm F. Rowell, J. Baker, Co-Pres., G. Elston, Vice Pres., G. Hamlin, J. Burgess, Co-Treas., D. Chase, Sec., Mrs. Ann Bridge, Advisor. ymn asfzbs E. Graves, Pres., G. Elston, Vice Pres., D. Hayes, Sec., G. Hamlin, Attendance, Miss Karen Gatchell, Advisor. 46 me Gm SEATED: M. Blanchard, R. Joy, K. Fitz, F. Mitchell, G. Reynolds, P. Tripp, J. Stanhope. STANDING: C. Dunifer, M. Woodard, C. Ellsworth, W. Harris, E. Went- worth, M. Hudson, B. Gilks, Mr. Barry Dolly, Advisor. 11121612 1129122912 Q SEATED: P. Robinson, L. Crosby, G. Higgins, Jr. Fire Chief, G. Reynolds. STAND- ING: G. Peavey, C. Hillman, H. Babcock, F. Thayer, C. Edgecomb. 47 Mrs. Rush: I Want To Be The Captain, YOU Can Be The Alternate! 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Ulfikffcs We all may be proud of our athletes. Within the ensuing pages hard working and dedicated teams are pictured. We don't always win, but we try our best. Sports at Hermon include everyone. Enthusiasm and excitement reign at every event. We all take part, if not in the actual contest, then in team support. Every day after school the teams spend hours working together as a unit, always striving for perfection. All this is done for the sake of our school. With this in mind, we would like to make this section a tribute to all the HERMON HA WKS ofI967. 1 rosse 01112 fry KNEELING: J. Hicks, A. Weeks, W. Noyes, D. Lawrence, J. Trott, G. Herbest. STANDING: Mr. Wilfred Lord, Coach, G. Sedgeley, B. Doughty, E. Wentworth, R. Clark, D. Gray, R. Curtis, D. McQui1kin, N. Greenacre, F. Sales, Managers. The Hermon Hawks experienced their best season to date participating in ten meets in- cluding the Sectional and State Meet. The team won five of eight prior to the Sectional and also tied one. The Hawks repeated as Pendale League Champs in 1966 with a score of 34, Bucksport 50, Orono 66, and Hampden 81. John Trott earned a medal in the Pendale League Meet placing third. Hermon qualified in the Sectional gaining third place. They repeated their best previous showing of tenth place in the State Meet. Hermon had no seniors on their 1966 team. The top time on Hermon's home course by a Hermon runner was John Trott's 14:55. For the first time Hermon had seven runners under 16:00 over the home course. Next year's team may well be their strongest yet, dependent on the return of the top seven runners and their continued improvement, combined with the dedicated and experienced coagqhing of Mr. Lord. j J Q-E . EL I f 3 PENDALE LEAGUE CHAMPS: R. Curtis, D. McQui1kin, D. Gray, R. Clark, J. Trott, E. Wentworth, J. Hicks. 50 jf-Le ZH L7 U Toys? Zasfefgafx KNEELING: J. Trott, C. Dunifer, L. Smith, D. Garland, D. Colburn, W. Bailey, STANDING: Mr.Richard Babb, Coach, J. Quinn, Manager, R. Sinclair, B. Ashe, R. Bartlett, N. Greenacre, D. McQuilkin, B. Doughty, R Douglas . nne Y, nager. Q an . ez Zasegai-1966 ff-1 O -.151 f lf if ' G . Lg 5 SEATED: R. Martin, M. Millett, M. Gray, R. Clark, W. Hallett, W. Ross. STANDING: Mr. Joseph Cardello, Coach, D. McQuilkin, Manager, A. Weeks, J. Guptill, G. Harris, D. Gray. 51 UGFSIQ J 0 .9 7 asfefgaf KNEELING: G. Reynolds, R. Curtis, R. Downing, D. Wilbur, G. Ross, W. Elston. STANDING: Mr. Joseph Cardello, Coach, M. Richardson, Manager, W. Hallett, R. Kneeland, T. Crocker, R. Clark, D. Gray, W. Doughty, T. Wilcox, D. McQui1kin, Manager, R. Simpson, Manager. The Boys' Varsity Basketball team, although completing the season without a win, showed some good possibilities and promise for the coming year. The team will be hurt very little by graduating members as there was only one senior on the squad at the end of the season. With a building year in the past, we hope for a successful one in the future. Richard Simpson, Boys' Sports Editor Captain Nice Who Says I Can't Play Vol- Up, Up and Away. leyball? 52 artsy? Q04 37 zasfefgaf G. Littlefield, Co-Captain, S. Wa1ls,J. Goss, Co-Captain, K. Clukey, J. Campbell, R. Parsons, A. Mahon, B. Graves, E. Haskell, N. Beven, Y. Anderson, K. Clukey, F. Foss, Manager, J. Pike, Manager, Miss Karen Gatchell, Coach. The girls' varsity team finished the season with only a 1-17 record, but it was a profitable experience for all. Although graduationwill remove five names from the roster, those of Sharon Walls, Amelia Mahon, Gail Littlefield, Kris Clukey, and Jane Goss, there are good prospects in some of the undergraduates. We seniors, though parting in the physical state, leave behind a bit of our spirit for next year's competitors. Jane Goss, Girls' Sports Editor Rumble I 'Chicken Little, Chicken Lit- Mary Poppins May Have Had tle The Sky IS Falling. An Umbrella, But We've Got ' 53 something Just As Good. K., eam plflf gn cfzbzz Maybe I can G0 Undef You Give Me The 133,11 01- UFO, I'm On Your Side, I'm On Him! IWon't Play Anymore! Your Side! Pass The Ball To Reg, And He'l1 Go For The Touchdown. L If We Get One More Point Behind, The Dog Goes In. Now, If I Can Just Get B 4 -3 - 5 ? ? And Now For My Famous Let's See The Distance To Y This One. Karate Chop. l ! The Basket Is 18' - The Temperature is 700 - The Wind Is Negligible, There- fore The Arc Should Be. . . H .A M fl '. A ,X ,Qi NAA 565' LUV , LU Q 0. , ,7 U yjasfefgaf bf' if 1, V 043 bbw Nb 6 . b N N. Clement, D. Smith, S. Stanhope, R. McDougall, B. McSor1ey, M. Burgess, D. Chase, S. Hickey, L. Higgins, F. Rowell, I. Thibodeau, C. Verrill, Manager, J. Clark, Manager, Miss Karen Gatchell, Coach. QSJMI-1966 HAWK'-5 as SEATED: S. Waterman, M. Thayer, R. Parsons, S. Walls, D. Hayes, B. Sylvester. STANDING: Mr. Richard Babb, Coach, C. Burgess, S. Libby, A. Gray, L. Sewall, P. Herbest, P. Flagg. 55 . h x '05 arszky GQIGQGOQITS' Lord, Co-Captain Strout Gordon Kelley, Captain Ireland Hayes Donnellan Miss Karen Gatchell, Advisor, JV and Varsity Cheering Squads. Capfazh Candy Kelley 56 Q7 U GfeerQa0f2rs ,rl Rich. ' jxiisn 9,1 xg Q wig - ,, gfJ fp Sy Oi? 5? A5 h, 1 L wif 159 .gag I fffbluz X936 4 3 IAQ 1' cf - J, ,gi ,f 'f - qi N 5 Q - if f ufpxr Qgifyihweh ' IWW' K WW - ' Y- Qlffpg ' A XE ' 3 ' ' 29 - f v yi! I X W Gapfazb Kathy Rich 57 SPIRIT Spirit is visionary and beholds realities, spiritual and psychological, historical and social. Of all realities, spirit is the most real. The world of spirit is the image of a concrete inner humanity, of an experience of human destiny, of human love and death, and of human tragedy. Spirit affirms its reality through man, who is a manifestation of spirit. The term spirit is applied in a very wide sense. Spirit is used to denote all kinds of col- lectives. We speak of the spirit of a people, a class, a profession, an army, or a family. We speak or the spirit of an age, and we even speak of the spirit of materialism - of that which denies spirit. We speak, too, of the spirit of communism which is itself the death of spirit. In this sense, spirit loses its specific meaning and becomes a clue to an identity. Thus, the use of the category spirit, in relationto collective groups is mislead- ing and should be guarded against. Spirit is not nature, nor even psychic nature, but truth, beauty, purpose, and freedom. Spirit introduces the qualities of wholeness, unity, and design into man's psychic life. Spirit is a being in itself of not being deter- mined by itself. Thus, spirit is existence in one's own proper world and is one's own property. Gail Littlefield Class of 1967 LUCIDITY He lay in the dark alley sobbing in pain. His body was badly bruised and beaten. Will stared in horrow at the small child, he couldn't be more than eight years old. Guilt rushed overWill as the impact of the rash action of him and his comrades dawnedwithin his conscience. Indeed, his friends were still laughing and hurling crude insults. Dirty Jew! Rotten murderer! Why did we do this? What possessed us to chase this little kid and throw rocks at him? What right had we to kick and beat on him? These thoughts raced through Will's mind as he gazed at the child, so defenseless and in evident pain. He stared in wonderment at his tormentors as he pleaded, Help me, somebody. Will turned and looked hard at his companions, but their faces were un- clear, contorted with hate and prejudice, suddenly Will was revolted with them all. He walked over 58 gn ofozbtzaf Goncepfs to the child and gently gathered him in his arms. Don't be afraid, he whispered compassionately, I'm going to take you home. Walking down the streetwith the small Jew in his arms,Will hardly heard the derisions of the others as his eyes met those of the little boy, eyes full of sincere gratitude and understanding that warmed the very depths of Will's soul. Diana Tibbetts Class of 1967 FAMILY AFFAIR On our planet known as Earth, there is a family known by the name of Spirit. There is School Spirit, Team Spirit, Christmas Spirit, Na- tional Spirit, Freedom Spirit, Love Spirit, and Religious Spirit. School Spirit is given the job of activating morale in students, and making them want to re- present their school in any way possible, while Team Spirit's function is to put forth the idea of working togheter as a whole. The happiness and jolliness of Christmas Spirit makes his job quite easy, since influencing little children and making them happy is not always hard, but National Spirit has to encourage citizens of each country to have respect for their government, to obey regulations to improve , the nation, and to have pride in thei-r country's beauty and heritage. Revolutions, con- stitutions, and protection of civil liberties illus- trate Freedom's crusade against tyranny. Love, with a mother's tender touch, looks after the rest of her children, and humanity, with gentleness and understanding. She is the cause of much argument, and the healer of many sorrows. Her power is mighty and she is the center of all things. Re- ligion is the communication between God and man- kind, so with fatherly interest he attempts to seek out the answer that each individual presents in prayer. He holds a world for all to look forward to, through eternity. So one notices how the combined word Spirit strives to support the well being and satisfaction of each individual. This is certainly a FAMILY AFFAIR and spirit in itself. Steven Tibbetts Class of 1970 Cheryl Tibbetts W Qspzlrzf SPIRIT To many it's a sort of intangible ideal An imaginative thing, not actually real, But it helps guide our lives, motivates what we do Whether we laugh and joke or we pledge to be true. Some think it's incentive, a spark burning bright The same that has always lit Freedom's light, And still you might hear that it's something you S96 Well, maybe. it is, you can't prove it by me. To different people, it means different things A feeling of victory, an angel with wings, The joy found in giving, these all take the part To me it's a language, expressed by the heart. LIVING SPIRIT In the church The body rests, He'd lived his life And done his best. The tears trickle Down their cheeks, But in the air A Spirit speaks. Richard Simpson Class of 1967 No one could help it, God gave his call, Please don't worry I love you all. I've lived my life, So please don't cry, I'll meet you in The by and by. Rebecca Homsted Class of 1969 LOCKER PE RSONALITIES Every locker I've seen reflects the person- ality of its owner. For instance, Harry-in-a- Hurry's locker is topsy-turvy, with no order. And it seems that every time he opens it, he has to slow down and pick his books up off the floor. There seem to be lots of these! And then there is the neat type, like Larry-Line-'em-Up. His books are always in a neat row, with no loose papers floating around. He's usually the type that likes alphabetical order and all his books the same size. Lots of times between these two extremes, there aer personalities totally unique, but usually un- noticed. Take Under-Dog-Debbie. The book she wants is always on the bottom. And there's Lucky Louise, whose locker is a tangle of papers, books, and sweaters. She never loses a thing out of her locker onto the floor. And, as always, there's Snack-Bar-Sam. He's the guy who is always eat- ing. Hence, his is a locker full of candywrappers, sandwich papers, and old ice cream sticks. Often, there is apicture collector who uses his locker to exhibit his most prized photos. And there is usually a Combination-Charley, who's a going guy and always busy. His locker is a combination of all the other types. Have you ever wondered what type of personality you have? I'll bet your locker could tell you! Mary Lynn Burgess Class of 1968 SONNET II A flighty sprite, an intangible one That dwells in the thoughts and deeds of mankind, Through countless ages before and to come A presence needed to search and to find. The types are many and each important To provide incentive, pride, and fairness, A combination quite significant, The difference between defeat and greatness. All these are brothers with a common fame One's national, one's school, another-team, Christmas, religion, love of freedom's name, Especially love, are what spirit means. A family, the student, the soldier, the child- All need SOME Spirit to make life worthwhile. Class of 1967 0 gggisu 59 Abbie Adams Lorraine Ashe Sylvia Bemis Lynn Bevan Donna Braley Ronald Brewster Barbara Burgess Lorna Burke Susan Colbath Linda Cutler Jeffery Emery Cynthia Fowle Arlan Freeman Terrance Frost Nancy Garland Michael Garrison Lorraine Goodine Judith Goodwin Leslie Graves Charles Harris Linda-Lou Harris Robert Haskell Peter Hickey Lee Higgins Fred Holland Jeffery Homsted Malcolm Homsted Sherry Hudson Joanne Jewett Delores Lawrence Michael Lee Carolyn Leonard George Lord Ardis Lorom James Mahon Valerie McDougall Angela Miller Linda Miller Mark Nickerson Michael Parsons Anne Pullen Robert Reynolds Paul Rich Louise Shaw Clifton Small Deborah Smith Della Smith Marlowe Smith Sharon Snow Sandra Spencer Carol Stevenson Victoria St. Louis Donald St. Louis Sharon Taylor Frederick Thayer Cheryl Thibodeau John Treadwell Suzette Walls Geraldine Weeks Floyd Wilson, Jr. Brenda Witherly GJQJJN 0 1966 Eastern Maine General Hospital, Medical Secretary Trainee Mrs. Stanley Garland, Bangor National Airlines Reservations Office, New York City Merrill Trust Co., Bangor Dixmont, Maine Dixmont, Maine Middlesex Minutemen, Inc., Maynard, Mass. Freese's Mrs. Wayne Gamble Eastern Trust gl Banking Co., Bangor University of Maine University of Maine University of Iowa Navy University of Maine Dover, Deleware I.G.A., Bangor Beals Business College Paul Bunyan Esso, Bangor University of Maine Old Town University of Maine Beals Business College Beals Business College' Carmel Higgins Classical Institute At Home, Hermon Princeton Secretarial School, Boston New Hampshire Insurance Co. University of Maine Carmel Augusta General Hospital, Augusta Navy Robert Allen Shoe Shop, Newport Carmel University of Maine At Home, Carmel Beals Business College Moody Bible Institute Carmel Merrill Trust Co., Bangor Providence College, Providence, Rhode Island University of Maine Kagan 81 Lown, Bangor University of Maine New Brunswick Bible Institute Husson College Bangor Community Oil Co. New Brunswick Bible Institute Aroostook State Teachers College, Presque Isle Mrs. Larry Wasson Eastern Maine General Hospital, Nurse's Aid Beals Business College Tennessee Temple College, Tennessee Eastern Paper Mill W.A.V.E.S. Hermon New Brunswick Bible I11Stitute Post Graduate at H.H.S. Dixmont Merrill Trust Co., Bangor 60 K.. fyacuffy Mr. James Baker English Teacher, 1963-1965 Mr. Alfred Chase Biology Teacher, 1962-1965 Mrs. Sarah Craig English Teacher, 1964-1966 Mr. Lawrence Dugal Industrial Arts, 1965-1966 Miss Phyliss Russell CMrs. Lawrence Girl's Phys. Ed. Teacher, 1965-1966 Mr. Douglas Eaton Chorus Teacher, 1964-1965 Mr. Peter Ezzy Chemistry and Physics Teacher, 1965 Mrs. Mary Gledhill Foreign Languages, 1962-Feb., 1964 Mrs. Rosanne Gray Home Ec. Teacher, 1963-1965 Mrs. Barbara Hannigan Social Science Teacher, 1963-1964 Mrs. Phyliss Kent Girl's Phys. Ed., Teacher, 1963-1965 Mr. Carl Lundquist Principal, 1958-1965 Mrs. Joanne Mingo Secretary, 1963-1965 Mr. Augustas Moody Social Science Teacher, 1965-1966 Mrs. Bertha Myers Head of Commercial Dept. 1936-1965 Mr. Peter Nichols Social Sciences, 1963-1965 Mr. Harold Noyes Chemistry and Math, 1963-1965 Mr. William Perkins Biology and Math, 1965-1966 Mr. Carl Withee Industrial Arts, 1961-1965 Mr. C. Ben Ziegler Band Director and Music Supervisor, Dugalj -1966 1963-1965 61 English Teacher at a Maryland High School Teacher of Science at Cape Elizabeth. Teaching English at Milford Junior High School. Industrial Arts Teacher at Howland. Housewife at home in Howland. Teacher at Cape Elizabeth Doing graduate work at the University of Maine. Teaching at Orono. Living at home in Hermon. Living at home in Orrington. Living in Belfast. Assistant Principal in Suffield, Conn. Secretary in Manchester, New Hampshire. Head of Social Study programs for English speaking schools in Quebec, Canada. Retired and living at home in Orono. Doing graduate work at San Diego, Cal. Teacher in Lubec, Maine Teacher of Health, English, and Football, Hampden, Maine Industrial Arts Teacher at Belfast. Music Teacher at Fort Fairfield. rv oerblsem ents This 1967 edition of the Microphone is nearing its end, but before we hle our yearbooks in that drawer for memories, we must take time to thank the business- men and businesswomen of our community, who have made this book possible. These advertisers have served through their cofoperativeness and willingness to patronize us. These people are not only the backbone of our community, but they are the backbone of our yearbook as well. To show them our appreciation, let us go to their places of business, they will serve us well. To the advertisers: a hearty thank you from the students of Hermon High School. ig' , - QQ FSR 722 M. M Qi R 0:22 Kam bf fa M 014 w 'GN' an r Z-L f 62 fo 'VS NEWPORT TRUST COMPANY KX? 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R42 Bangor, Maine Tel. 848-3857 73 ,fry X A b W CTA ar gl' ,JM Autry 4 'jj MN . , I vl if ,g , ,ogylyjwf 1 ,ff IL Jiri' if f r ' ff . fl , CP , M Q it we r . W gfflgfo Jsridcoiiece . if LY 0' Wi' Ae' ' M M f'5JMaine'sg.L irgejfscho siwiess Training Qjyf 1 ggi i V I S f EJ! X, Accredit :W as a Specialized Colleg 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 BROCHURE ON REQUEST C. H. HUSSON, PRESIDENT Nl .B 'Q' NL :aa 7? BANK 7? NL ,V Vim any ojzce for complain fnmigf, personal or bnsinm banking .sterffzfinaf THE MERRILL TRUST COMPANY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporclicn Member Federal Reserve System Serving All of Eastern Maine 74 Service 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 fffgx? K W ff,Q,or2EEls1iAwN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME :, HQUPAUQ Qs? T We tj CD U18 1.915 E Cl O-P0-3 PL a M 1 LC S 300 State Street, Bangor I lg NJ' and .H HARVEY'S FUNERAL HOME Carmel, Maine Dairy Supplies Snow Barn Equip. DeLava1 and Conde Travelers DORR'S EQUIPMENT CO. Garden Sz Lawn Tractors Sz Equipment Sales SL Service Q 1408 Hammond St. Bangor, Maine 04401 Tel. 945-5965 75 from NVQ 'eff' X XX! X , V , J-N Q JO Aly! 3 xx Q V V ,U lv ffl,f115 , xc if N ry' W ximkkxjxuiy Qv Nqiel-J Miki T Tvxll, ,JV L my ,cy Q, ,,qxJ QV Lf ,Lf Us Xxx l- bp Jrfhfcgy J Kan wvffjdy Wax: Xj N OJ V eb. A TJ' Vila UXQ QU X A ' ,JN , -' fkl of M 'ihky bp JV rw in xy V,g,,J,b DR Mtg n an 0 u P l fkjf I fl ,, K0 'ggyfqdh J Jw ,Lug Of W C5 , c ,JJ Ujggw UN Charter a B QA Bus 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 8z A Bus. We can help you with your pla H .U . hotel reservations, sightseeing . . . meal ops p e e '1tinerary, including the route of your choic u can't 5 the comfort, safety, con- venience and gwo y W! afrter B s. , 4 1 K A' 'V Anlywhere ybu to go.. . 27 , 7 5 For information and rates, see your nearest Bangor and Ar - J B ' 1 ' 4 Cf took Bus agent or write direct to: XI? 75 fvdfi X V BANGOR fm! V ff2'i,O M - QIQOSTOOK - Manager, Hig ay D' n fl? B RAILROAD Bangor and A' , gag A Ban ,aim ,ff ff MAINE f nf ,f fe 4 f ff ' in s O 77, 4 , 3 x :L A Aff L, ,VH r fg 7 6 'YY I lf ., fl, NLD 'fi' swf M V 177' ff Q ff fm! . MQQ! Amr? Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. C Bangor Shopping Center Bangor, Maine LORD'S SU PERMARKET One Stop Shoppe Your Community Store Groceries, Meats, Hardware and Village Laundermat Tel. 848-7274 THE KINNEY COMPANY, INC. LINOLEUM and CARPETS Tel. 947-7174 5-7 Abbot Square Annex Bangor, Maine RUSSELL W. PATTEN AGENCY Concord General Mutual Insurance Company Formerly Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company Auto, Fire, and Life Insurance Billings Road Hermon, Maine Telephone 848-3375 77 M91 ,L I ' I ,Qt ,rl X, 56 fy xx J ,R-:L ' ,, :Lift A ,111 f-f 5 ' ' j 1 .IV V. K Lf K -Rlkfll ,- t wiv fi iiiffxigvlfl V . J it I I , rj ' LW u ,If CNT ,fue , QQ., .NBANEQQKWINDOW HAQDE GossEuN s BAKERY ,wr IQ, ft ,I , C 'a. DRAPERY co. I? gy' II :M 5 it M ,J E W 37 Columbia Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 945 - 63 19 Donuts-Pies-Cakes Fresh Bread Made Daily Telephone 942-0506 443 Main Street Bangor, Maine 945 -43 14 General Repair CARL H. SNOW GARAGE Corner of Third St. 8a Buck St. Bangor, Maine DRINK GRANT'S MILK We appreciate your patronage ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. Distributors STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS GINNEY'S KITCHEN Home Cooked Food and Sassie Conversation 4 A.M. to 4 P.M. 447 Main Street Bangor, Maine Norris and Ginney Hillier DANA'S TRAILER GRILL 72 Summer Street Bangor, Maine K. H. INGRAHAM Moving and Storage, Inc. Agent for NORTH AMERICAN VAN LINES 989-4000 Wkister DONUT 44 HANDCUT vuusnfs Q 2 X 571 Broadway Bangor, Maine Fried in pure vegetable shortening. 945-9275 Compliments of BEACON FINANCE CO. Bangor, Maine Life and Health are Your Wealth INSURE WITH ROBERT F. SEDGELEY, C.L.U. Bangor 942 -09 11 Hermon 848-3369 ADAMS CASH MARKET 'vnnnpi GAS E9 OIL Tel. - Levant, Maine - 884-2193 Success to The Class of 1967 MR. 81 MRS. EVERETT TIBBETTS House Phone 989-3532 Shop Phone 942 0257 WRIGHT'S FLOORING, INC Plastic Tile Rubber Tile Cork Tile Ceramic Ha FLOORING CONTRACTOR 543 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Linoleum Floors Asphalt Tile Carpets ve Your Floors Laid The Wright Way H The Friendly Bank Where You Enter As A Stranger And Leave As A Friend Dial 942-1776 COLONIAL INDUSTRIAL BANK 100 Harlow St. Bangor, Me. 80 1 wrap A EVM? PM W v ry JV LP VM. AX , IG! 'Q :flu X X? V N 'JU WK! NVQ J ry ,Q of f !!1IEH-SAIISFIEII xr VX V Q j i, : A V j I9 Q Af' STEVE'S PIZZAVILLE W M Te1.945-5343 f 554 Hammond St. X Bangor, Maine GOOD-LUCK To 6'1 THE CANTEEN SERVICE CC. CARLE'S MARKET Friendly Service Coldbrook Road Hermon, Maine Tel. 848-3671 We've got it or we'11 get it 81 x ,wffkwvf Wy ,Www f Q A sip! fwyffw VY gf W 1 Dt 9 P 34 PM ' fl gow' YW, dl WWW at Q! A QSM!! M0 W X X1 r 1 -1 . 3 ipqzvv fu Ph xjf WS 'AM yzlwbi' 5 M vf I EE fwjff NMMMW N 1 j wig? fewer M3 wg Ms K A I I ' -VN Y HJ 0 my , 9 X 359 f ,ff X wf x . ' W Ji wa H' 8 S H M xx Q if X MMM W NV Beside? wi WX IX , X 9s f ' :V:- ' Z L 1 X ' W xv -F06 Nw QW P- 5 tA ' ' 1' Q kj QM rxw J? 5 I 3 lgfl lf-S . I 2 A? Q, N, f :MM , A,4 15 5 ,'V' J My I k ff qgfjjgl Q I -0 ' K XL Q :' ,T I PWD 5 2 3 unuamm nuuosmzfn N d W X X Q Sa? Mori 9 gy ff? NB: .1.. g1g g .a.4.ff.iE,iafW W n ' ' .1 iiiE a43i35 31 Compliments of BROADWAY-SUNSET BRAKE SERVICE INC. DRUG CO. Specialists in Brake St Wheel Alignment nprescription Service Specialists Tel. 945-6466 942-6363 170 Washington St. Bangor' Maine 47 5 Broadway, Bangor HAVE YOUR CAR SPRAY WAXED Spray Wax 50? extra FIRST AT SUPERSONIC WIGHT'S Open Mon. -Sat. 8:30 -5 Sun- 9-1 SPORTING GOODS CO Johnson Outboard Motors CAR WASH Sales, Service, Repairs TROPHIES 463 Main St' 54 State Street, Bangor Bangor' Maine Tei 942-6786 83 BOYD AND NOYES, INC. JEWELERS 25 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine HAMMOND STREET ESSO 522 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-9747 Tires, Batteries, and Acc. Ignition Work and Wrecker Service MODERN CLEANSERS 81 DYERS 490 Broadway Bangor, Maine 942 -6 '73 1 fomplimermts of GASS OFFICE SUPPLY CO. With Special Student Prices On Portable Typewriters 138 Washington St. Bangor, Maine COBB'S AUTO BODY SHOP Complete Body and Frame Repairs Front End Alignment -Welding Wrecker Service Glass Installation 41 Perkins Street Bangor, Maine 942-4651 GROSSMANS EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH 470 Odlin Rd. Bangor, Maine EPSTEIN'S 'NEVER UNDERSOLD' South Brewer-Stonington-Searsport Compliments of DARLING'S RAMBLER-HONDA-TOYOTA Sales gl Service Select USED CARS 97 Oak St. Bangor KINNEY DUPLICATOR CO. 159 State St: Bangor, Maine A. B. Dick Products Adler Typewriters Office Furniture Eastman-Kodak Copiers Maine-Made Impression Paper Tel. 942-8441 BANGOR-BREWER BOWLING LANES Wilson Street, Brewer 24 Candlepin Lanes BEAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Offering Education In: Business Administration Accounting Secretarial Science IBM Data Processing Computer Programming Since 1891 in Bangor Compliments of BROADWAY 'FURN ITURE and GRANT'S TRAILER SALES, INC 942-6724 Across from Bangor Shopping Center EASTERN TRUST AND BANKING CO. BANGOR, MAINE 73-75 Central Street OFFICES Old Town, Maine Brewer, Maine Machias, Maine DRIVE -IN OFFICES State and Fern Streets Hammond and Allen Streets INSTALLMENT LOAN AGENCY Member F.D.I.C. Trip BROWN a. WHITE PAPER co. g4,A,3fgA,i, I W flffcctwk JJIM, iimwefvx awe! Ag Division of c.M. Rice Paper co. CEQSDCI 'lIMNWWNQ377SQ 11073 Cut Flow rs, Design 73 Broad Street, Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-1392 NEON Compliments of Compliments of YANKEE SHOE REPAIR WHITE ELEPHANT RESTAURANT 11 Water St. Bangor, Maine Brewer, Maine Telephone 942 -3 184 86 DON'T SAY POTATO CHIPS COmP'fmef'tS of SAY KING COLE KING COLE POTATO CHIP CO. RAINBOW REMNANTS, INC. 57 North Main Street B . angorr Mama Tel. 989-4744 Brew er, Maine Say It With Flowers Tel. 947-8464 SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE Cut Flowers, De Buck Street Bangor, Maine C rnpliments of C. E. NOYES CO. signs Complete Tire Service Qifbfi C m nmenf f ' Xi' P T? QV f as- Di . T:7r,2V X zwgqqkv 'Tl., JB 5' CLARK - MITCHELL Xfffifjrfi- FUNERAL HOME new It CD .S 87 'Ei K 1 ,V'T1. V-'EIA O W by ? ,, A 4 CV iffy r' X Cl-fi V .QQ My - WCM Q V I X1 X ' J l X I , gf uf ' ' fffv Luv . .Y 'VIII V M1-jj Q U L7 GL' C UC L E 0 I OV, S' I I I ff 5 '5 V' L ,fbby If D LTV' 3,65 ff LU ,ff If MAURICE J. FINESON xx 29 Main Street Telephone Bangor 942-6500 Bangor , Maine CLASS RINGS - PINS AND AWARDS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS AND YEARBOOKS OFFICIAL JEWELER TO HERMON HIGH SCHOOL REPRESENTING HERFF JONES, EASTERN DIVISION 88 'X A ,Q -. ,X , Aj ,f ' w ' ,QF wfbffiuf? N' if .. fy nfjfffafy 'O fz,fW'f'i t ,fbfy f M JJ K Z T 1 f MDF 5' o. ROLNICK 8g soN -.,.., , . l w.....f ' x., E ALWAYEfN fm BEB in .. ij K W! C! 1 Q K' JJ V lngsgg beiiifth Q Us Og, JK Drink . X J-CQ! ' 0 2 W5 1 m Sv T 1 St 945 9461 Wrecking Y d 942 3552 N nd U d A t p t d a 151 Main St. Brewer, Maine C f DAKIN SPORTING GOODS CO. Bangor, Maine FAIRMOUNT MARKET QUALITY GROCERIES 622 H mmond Street Bangor, Maine T 1 942-7338 - I ,f ' ' rs J Ovflafa Q I +I N I-W IU EU 1, l . , fi n . f aJ',?-,1- Inf .1 Ax 'dv su .Q bl V Mc, A M ,KMA j wwf f ' ,ff UN it I A KN f R IJ if Dx. I, , N V 'J J fn VCQR :ments fx C pl t f L, L , j-fax Q2 A in ,X 5115! AMEX. Nj KV UF If jj' A Lv jf BUTLER'SLj f 41' N-If DUCKY'S GROCERY R Garage Sz Auto Sales AND FUEL SERVICE Carmel, Maine , NJ H j ju w 1 jf Hermon, Maine Cpltf CLENDENNING OIL, INC. Hampden, Maine Compliments of EARLE E. MCSORLEY Carmel, Maine Construction C pl t f DRS. CHARLES 8x SARAH SIMPSON Carmel, Maine 90 I tflg IX ,Ll W X sa rf! by I' . 1 if by Jy I ' V IX- SBYRON H. SMITH 81 CO., INC. V I v SE QL Y NS' Smith's Extracts - Three Crow Spices and Extracts X W T ,F Macdona1d's Vanilla - Bakewell Cream Q, It Q' Nt Health Sz Beauty Aids - Housewares, Toys and Notions 365 Main Street Phone 942-5531 Bangor, Maine 04402 BANGOR-MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY School - Office Engineering Supplies 14 State Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-5511 BLAKE, BARROWS 81 BROWN, INC. Insurance Since 1864 84 Harlow St. Bangor, Maine Telephones 942-8295--942-8296 Your student accident insurance carrier OHMART AND HINKLEY Pharmacists Brewer - Hampden Leslie M. Ohmart, Jr., B.S. Registered Pharmacist 9I tj, T 9 3 QQ x UTQJ VW 194' LL V 8 Cy CL jx Llbuw is J , 0 ,vt T, n J no M A5 CT. Lf If bww L wwf MU N33 C 18 f LVL Qu ompfments o SULLIVAN FORD SALES CAMPBELL'S Hogiof GENERAL STORE Falcon Mustang Fairlane T-Bird English Fords A-1 Used Cars 8: Trucks And Complete Line of Ford Trucks Rental gl Lease Cars 449 Hammond St. Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-4631 Hermon, Maine Boun Apetito THE BALTIMORE GARLAND'S RESTAURANT Top of Miller Hill Bangor, Hermon, Maine Maine HOME COOKED FOOD Il Ristorante Sotto I1 Open seven days a week Ponte Tel. 848-5983 R. B. DUNNINC5 81 CO. BANGOR PORT LAND Distributors of INDUSTRIAL, PLUMBING, HEATING, ELECTRICAL AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Hardware-Paints Phone 945-6461 W JBHQ 9 XA QwwWO3LO5X , W QI EJ 'I I If ww W W Complimems of W XL Theuafllg iovsave 74 SAVINGS 8E LOAN A S S O C I A T I O N Qfgwyoz 93 if JJ of M W rv ,LSL If QW W ' i n 1 W i it awp L I Q I X ' A I f QU I K6-AJ Complments O Qfvfy My WWW? fy L. C. PuLLEN pyp ni f ,, J X ELE CTRICIAN .VA,Q Levant, Maine X 1 Telephone 884-2465 V ' 2' j f K ,' ,1 1' ,, DON AYERS HAMPDEN I. G A Quality Meats Sz Groceries Western Avenue Red Carpet Service Freeses Gold Bond Stamps Given Tel. 862-2773 94 NL? Mai? 0 Jew mi 'A X f l f , I x l uf Compliments of WIRTHMORE STCRES Bangor, Me . Your Best Buy in Products for Building - Home - Garden Tel. 942-8281 - 942-8282 HARRIS BAKING CO. Bread 8z Donuts Pastries 8: Rolls Wedding Cakes A Specialty A. Sinclair 848-3619 Compliments of THUT'S EXPRESS Bangor, Maine I SPONSORS Jackson's Beach - Rapaport Auto Co. State St. Gulf Underhi1l's Market Prout's Dog House Log Cabin Village Market 95 GITQCUQ f As graduating seniors, the time has come to bid out last good-bye to Hermon High. The 1967 Microphone is Hnished, and the staff sincerely hopes it captured the spirit and excitement of the past year. A yearbook is not produced by one single effort. It requires team co-operation and spirit. Both were qualities of this year's staff May thanks to our exceptional staff They all contributed to the success of this year's Microphone and we are proud of each of them. Thanks to every one ofyou. A special thanks to the faculty for allowances and mutual assistance given. We appreciate the patience displayed while the staff was absent on ads, and while pictures were taken for our yearbook. We would like to say thank you also to our yearbook advisor Mrs. Bemis for her guidance in presenting this annual Her dependability and help were great assets to us To the underclassmen a fond farewell and sincere wishes for success. May your individual senior years mean as much to each of you as ours meant to us The Senior Class of 1967 s x r 1 y A... . ,. ,M AM, ,....,., -.,..,. ,, A... X .-.M-,--., -... ,,,,, .,,, L.. ...,,....,. ... ,- ut.. . .,.AL..,:...,. . .- .Le -, - i. ,?wfm1mn emwwqw 3 8 M? 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