Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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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

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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

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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