Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1973 volume:

DEDICA TION In any career field, there are those individuals who, through their attitude and dedication, elevate their job into a true profession. As a token of our admiration and respect, we all extend our sincere appreciation and best wishes to two won- derful people who have guided us as a teacher and as a friend, and given consistently and unselfishly of themselves in spirit and actions... The Senior Class of 1973 is proud to dedicate the 1973 edition of the Microphone to Mr. Edwin Collins and Mr. Robert Winn. 2 MICROPHONE STAFF Mrs. Bemis. Advisor Editor, Sr. Asst. Ed. , Jr. Asst. Ed. , Bus. Man. , Sr. Asst. Man. Jr. Asst. Man. , Literary Ed., Jr. Lit. Ed., Alumni Ed. , Carol Crosby Donna Candage Debbie Gurschick Art Terrill Ricky Treadwell Fred Urquhart Linda Gurschick Lorraine Brann Bruce Brown Pam Leavitt Kathy McClarie Carol Crosby, Editor Boys' Sports, Girls' Sports, Photographers, Artists, Jokes, Typists, Brian Pickard Belinda Chamberlain Jeff Wescott Greg Ramsay Mary Thomas Terry Shortt Karla Emery Ray Charloux Jean Jackson Bonnie Gee Kathy McClarie 3 A DMINISTRA TION School Board Mr. Alan Freeman; Mr. Douglass Smith; Mr. Percy Doughty; Mr. Melvin Lea- vitt; Mr. Gordon Lawrence; Mr. Royce Wheeler. MR. DOUGLASS K. SMITH Superintende nt MR. CASWELL WOOD Principal MR. RALPH CARR Guidance Counselor MRS. YVONNE KENNEY Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. RUTH HIGGINS Secretary to the 4 Superintendent MRS. MONA SMALL Secretary to the Principal MRS. ROBENA SPROUL Guidance Secretary Gl VE ME WHERE TO ST A ND, MR. ROBERT WINN English MRS. ANNE BRIDGE Home Economics MRS. FLOY BEMIS English MRS. JUNE STEWART Home Economics MRS. ANNE KING English MRS. PRISCILLA BISSELL Librarian MR. FRANCIS CLISH Languages ANDI WILL MO VE THE EA R TH. MR. WILFRED LORD Assistant Principal Head of Math G Science Dept. MR. WILLIAM PRESCOTT Math MR. NILES NELSON Math MR. J. BERKLEY HUTCHINS Science MR. ROBERT BALDWIN Science MR. VICTOR GROB Math-Science PA TIENCE IS THE BEST MR. GEORGE BRYANT Head of Social Studies MRS. EMILY R1CHENS Social Studies MR. NORMAN PROUTY Social Studies MR. ERNEST STARBIRD Head of Commercial Dept. MRS. RUTH BUNKER Human Relations MRS. CHERYL RUSSELL Commercial MR. EDWIN COLLINS Commercial MISS JOSEPHINE CURRAN Commercial REMEDY FOR EVERY TROUBLE. MR. ROBERT DONDERO Industrial Arts MR. LAWRENCE LEONARD Teacher Aide MRS. LAURA LANE Teacher Aide MRS. JANE WALTZ Teacher Aide PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MR. CLAYTON JEWETT Custodian MR. GEORGE WATSON Janitor MR. CEDRIC RYDER Head Bus Driver Kathy McClarie Mary Thomas Belinda Chamberlain HONOR STUDENTS Sally Worcester Carol Crosby Linda Fuller Linda Gurschick Brian Pickard Roxanne Runnells Wayne Sewell WE ARE THE CLASS OF 1973 WELCOME TO HERMON HIGH SCHOOL Treas. Debbie Hartt, Sec. Pam Sullivan, Vice Pres. Arthur Terrill, Pres. Debbie Smith, Hist. Pam Leavitt. 11 A LITTLE LEARNING IS A KIM E. BARKER Kimi College Course: Majorettes Drill Team; Volleyball 2. JOHANNA F. BARTLETT Joey College Course: JV Basketball 1; Var. Cheerleader 2; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Guidance Aid 3,4; Lib. Aid 1,2; FHA 1,4; Lang. Club 1,2; Jr. Classical League 1; Int. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Int. Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Int. Crab Soccer 2; Int. Field Hockey 3,4; Student Leader 3. ARTHUR CHRISTOPHER BOWMAN Mitch General Course: Int. Basketball 3; Int. Volleyball 3; Winter Carnival King LORRAINE ALICE BRANN LAB College Course: Class Standing Comm. 1; Lang. Club 1,2; Sec. 2; Jr. Classical League 1,2; Latin II Award 2; Del. State Latin Convention 2; Lib. Aid 2,3,4; Hawk Staff 3; Microphone Staff 4; National Honor Society 4; National Honor Society Play 4. JEAN BAKER BURGESS Jeanie College Course: Int. Field Hockey 3; Volleyball 3; Basketball 3,4; Guid- ance Aid 3,4; Junior Exhibition 3. Industrial Arts Course. MICHAEL CARLETON Mike DONNA RUTH CANDAGE Donna College Course: Hawk Staff 4; Microphone Staff 4; Lang Club 3; Drill Team 1; Softball 1,2,3; Int. Volleyball 2,3; Field Hockey 3; Crab Soccer. Hawk Staff 3. BELINDA ANN CHAMBERLAIN Joshua College Course: Int. Softball 1; French Club 2,3; FHA 2,3,4; Vice-Ptes. 4; Pep Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Basketball Manager 3; Int. Volleyball 3; Microphone Staff 4. RAYMOND W . CHARLOUX JR. Frog College Course: Class Vice-President 1; Hermon Jr.Fire Dept. 2,3,4; Assis. Chief 4; Homeroom Mag. Drive Capt. 2; Dirigo Boys' State 3; Bkp. Award 3; Microphone Staff 4. DARLENE M. CHASE Darlene Commercial Course: FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Pres. 3; Rec. Chairman 4; Guidance Aid 3,4; Lib. Aid 1,2,3; Int. Crab Soccer 2; Volleyball 3; Hawk Staff 3. 12 DANGEROUS THING; DRINK DEEP OR RONALD COLBY Ron College Course: Freshman Basketball 1; JV 1,2; Varsity 3; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Intramural R.O. Snitzersj Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 2,3; Bloodball 2; Vice-President 3; Student Council 4. CAROL JEAN CROSBY Carol College Course: Microphone Staff 3,4 - Jr. Assistant 3; Editor 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Basketball 2,3; Crabsoccer 2; Field Hockey 2; Language Club 1; Jr. Class. League 1; Drama Club 1; Librarian Aide 3; MTA Award; Latin I G II Award; French II Award. NANCY LEE CURTIS Snow White Commercial Course: Captain Magazine Drive 1. DENISE JOANNE CYR Denise Commercial Course: FHA 1. REGINALD DANFORTH Reginald Industrial Arts Course: Intramural Volleyball. BETTY RAE DARKE Headache Commercial Course: Volleyball Intramural; Intramural Field Hockey; In- tramural Crabsoccer 2; FHA 4; Librarian Aide 3,4; Girls' State Delegate 3. POLLY JO DAVIS PJ Commercial Course: Intramural Volleyball 2; Basketball 2; Intramural Softball 1; Intramural Crabsoccer 2. SIDNEY DOLE Sid College Course: Basketball 1; Varsity Baseball 3; Intramural Volleyball 2,3. KARLA JO EMERY Karla College Course: Majorettes 1; Language Club 1,2; Jr. Class. League 1,2; Librarian Aide 2,3; MTA Award 2; Honor Society of Latin 1; Yearbook Staff 4. DONNA JEAN ERSKINE Donna Commercial Course: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volleyball; Intra- mural Crabsoccer; Librarian Aide. 13 TASTE NOT THE PIERIAN SPRING. GARY ERSKINE Gary Industrial Arts Course: Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Int. Volleyball 2, 3,4; Soccer 4; Most Valuable baseball player Award. DANNY A. FISH Danny Industrial Arts Course: Gymnastics 2; Int. Soccer 4; R.O. Snitzers 4; Track 3,4. DIANE FRENCH Frenchy College Course: F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball; Softball. RONALD E. FROST Ronnie Industrial Arts Course: Hermon Junior Fire Department 1,2, 3, 4. LINDA J. FULLER Lin Commercial Course: F.H.A. 1,2; Int. Basketball 2,3; Int. Volleyball 2, 3; Int. Field Hockey 3; Home Ec. Award 2; MTA Award 2; Lib. Aid 2; Student Leader 3,4. BONNIE CAROL GEE Bonnie Commercial Course: F.H.A. 1,2; Math Award 1; Lib. Aid 2,4; Typing Award 2; Jr. Exhibition 3; Guidance Aid 3; Microphone Staff 4. WALTER CETCHELL College Course: Lang. Club 1,2; Wally Advisory Comm. 1; Mag. Drive 3; Dirigo Boys' State Del. 3; Sen. Class Play 4; Rep. to State Latin Convention 1. 14 General Course. BARBARA JEAN GOMM Barbara ‘TIS WITH OUR JUDGEMENTS PRISCILLA ANN SCOTT Cilia Commercial Course: Student Council 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Exhibition 3; lnt. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Crabsoccer 2,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Softball 2; Field Hockey 3,4; Cheering Squad 1; Library Aide 1,2, 3,4; Guidance Aide 3,4. Industrial Arts Course: SCOTT J. GOODINE Scott ROBERT L. GOODSPEED JR. Bob College Course: Phys. Ed. Award 1; Magazine Drive Captain 2,3; Magazine Drive 7th place 2; JV Basketball 2. MARIE JESSIE GOODWIN Ree College Course: Drill Team 1; Girls Track Manager 1; Language Club 2, 3; Hawk Staff 4; Librarian's Club 1,2, 3,4; Magazine Drive 3; Majorettes 3,4; Softball Manager 2,3. DOROTHY DYER GOULD Dot Commercial Course: FHA 1,2,3-Treasurer, 4-President; Student Leader 4; lnt. Volleyball 2,4; Hawk Staff 3,4. SHEILA ANN GRAY Sheila Commercial Course: Microphone Staff 3; Hawk Staff 4; Winter Carnival Queen 2; Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 3; FHA 2,3; lnt. Basketball 3; Volleyball 2,3. LINDA LOUISE GURSCHICK Linda College Course: Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice President 2; Student Council 1,4; NHS 2,3,4; President NHS 4; French Merit Award 1; Phys. Ed. award 1; Student Leader 3; Language Club 1; Freshmen Winter Carnival Queen Candidate 1; Magazine Drive Captain 1,3; Jr. Exhibition 3; JV Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; lnt. Basketball 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Field Hockey 4; Ski Club 3; Microphone Staff 3,4; Softball 1. ROSS HALLOWELL Ross Industrial Arts Course. KEVAN HAND Kevan Industrial Arts Course: Gymnastics 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1. NORMAN HARDING Norm College Course. 15 AS OUR WATCHES NONE. THOMAS B. HARRIS Bemie College Course: John Bapst High School 1,2; Boxing 1,2; Football 12; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Chess 3,4. DEBORAH ANN HARTT Debbie College Courser Lang. Club 1,2; Lib. Aide 1,2, 3,4; Lang. Club Treas. 2; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Nat'l Honor Society 3,4; FHA 4; Cheering Squad 1; Pres. Fitness Award 2; Co-Assis. Manager; Mag. Drive 3; Senior Play 4; Int. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Crab Soccer 2; Soft- ball 2; Field Hockey 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Guidance Aide 3,4; Hawk Staff 4. JANET MARIE HAWES J Toots Commercial Course: FHA 1,2,4; Hawk Staff 4; MTA Award 2; Int. Basket- ball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; JV Basketball 1; Int. Field Hockey 1; Student Council 2. STEPHEN L. HODSDON Steve College Course: Student Council 1,3; Pres. 4; Var. Golf 3,4; Capt. 3,4; Int. Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Blood- ball 2; R.O. Snitzers 2,3,4; Co-ed Volleyball 1; Freshmen Basketball 1; JV Basketball 1,2,3; Var. Basketball 2,3,4; Student Leader 4. BABETTE M. HOMSTEAD Babbitt Commercial Course: Softball 1; Int. Field Hockey 2,3; Basketball 3,4; Crab Soccer 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Student Leader 4. PAT HUNTER Pat Home Ec. Course: Hampden Academy 1,2,3; Int. Basketball 4; Volleyball 4; Field Hockey 4; FHA 4; Basketball 4. DUNCAN P. HUTCHINSON Paul College Course: Baseball Man. 2,3,4; Int .Volleyball 2; Ski Club 3,4; Drama Club 2; Gymnastics 4; Hawk Staff 4. JEAN ANN JACKSON JJ Ski Club 3,4; Lib.Aide 3,4; Int. Field Hockey 4; Microphone Staff 4; FHA 1; Orono High School 2; Senior Class Play 4. PAMELA LEAVITT Pam College Course: Lang. Club 1,2; FHA 1; Lib. Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Class Historian 1,3,4; Microphone Staff 4; Majorette 1,2. RAY WAYNE LEAVITT Ray College Course: R.O. Snitzers 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Winter Carnival King Cand. 1,2; Int. Football 1,2,3; Soccer 4; Soft- ball 3; Volleyball 2,3,4; Dodgeball 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Baseball 2, 3,4; Capt 3; Freshmen Basketball 1; JV Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. 16 GO JUST ALIKE, YET BRIAN LIBBY Brian College Course. ROBERTA CARLENE LOCKE No Bert Locke Picture College Course: Drama Club 1,2; French Club 1; Int.Volleyball 1; Crab Soccer 2; Field Hockey 2,3; NHS 3,4; Student Council 4; Student Council Sec. 4; Girl's State Alternate 3; Hawk Staff 3,4; Jr. Bus. Man. 3; Bus. Man. 4; Jr. Exhibition 3; lnt. Basketball 2; Lib. Aide 3; Guidance Aide 3,4; R.O. Snitzer's Poster Manager 4. GWENDOLYN RUTH LOVLEY Wendy Commercial Course: Int. Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Crab Soccer; Field Hockey; FHA 1,2,4. CHARLES LOVETT Sneak College Course: lnt. Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3, 4; Softball; Double Dodge Ball; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; Freshmen Basketball; JV Basketball; Student Council 3; Jr. Fire Dept. 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4. WAYNE LOWE Fred Industrial Arts Course. WAYNE MALLORY Shakey Jake General Course: Gymnastics. No Picture General Course: FHA. CAROL MAYHEW Carol JEANNE GAIL McCARTY Jean Commercial Course: Softball 1,2; Jr. Exhibition 3; Hawk Staff 4; Int. Bas- ketball 2; Volleyball 2. Commercial Course: MTA 3; Microphone Staff 4. KATHY JO McCLARIE Kathy Award 2; Shorthand I Award 3; Typing II Award 17 General Course. DEBORAH A. McGLINCHEY Debbie EACH BELIEVES HIS OWN. KATHLEENEANN McININCH Kathy” Commercial Course: Class Sec. lj Int. Field Hockey 2; Int. Crab Soccer 2; Int. Volleyball 1,2; Int. Basketball 1,2; JV Cheering 1,2; Student Council 2; Sec. 3; Ski Club 3; Jr. Exhibition 3; Var. Cheering 3,4; Soft- ball 2; Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Hawk Staff 4. ELAINE MAE MENDALL Lane Commercial Course: F.H.A. 2; Business Award 3. NANCY MILLS Nancy College Course: F.H.A. 4; Band 1,2; Int. Field Hockey 4; Int. Volleyball 3 • STEVE ALLEN MITCHELL Steve College Course: Freshman Basketball 1; Int. Football; Int. Basketball. BARBARA GAIL MOODY Barbie Commercial Course: Softball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2; Girls' Athletic Association 2,3; Nurse's Aid 1; Athletic Award 1; Int. Softball 1,2,3,4; Int. Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Int. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Int. Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Int. Soccer 1,2,3; Int. Speedball 1,2, 3, 4; Cristobal High School 1,2,3; Lawrence 3. MARLENE DENISE MURPHY Marlene Commercial Course. Industrial Arts Course. DANIEL D. PHILBRICK Dan BRIAN PICKARD Bushbaby College Course: Int. Volleyball 1; Int.Softball 1,2; Int.Basketball 1,2,4; Fresh. Basketball 1; JV Basketball Man. 2; Var. Basketball Man. 3; Track 1; Microphone Staff 4; Boys State Del. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 4; French Club 1,2; French Award 1; Chess Team 3.4; Vice- Ptes. Chess Club 4 BRUCE PICKARD Bruce College Course: Band 1,2,3,4; Fresh. Basketball 1; JV Basketball Man. 2; Cross Country Man. 1; Chess Club 3; Senior Class Play 3; Hermon Jr. Fire Dept. 3,4; Fashion Show 3; Jr. Exhibition 3; Ski Club 3,4; Pres. 4. KATHY POLLAND Pollack College Course: Highland High School, Ohio 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2; Ski Club 1,2, 3, 4; Lang. Club 3; Lib. Aid 3,4. 18 . ONE IS ABLE TO WIN DALE PORTER Dale College Course: Band 1,2; Freshman Basketball 1; Soccer 2; Int. Volley- ball 1,2,3; Int. Softball 2; Hawk Staff 4. TIMOTHY R. REYNOLDS Blue-Eyes College Course: Band 1,2, 3,4; Freshman Basketball 1; JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3; Language Club 4. ROXANNE L. RUNNELLS J.W. College Course: National Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. Exhibition 3; Lang. Club 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 2,4; Int. Volleyball 1; English Award 1; French Award 3; Lib. Aide 1,2,4; Lang. Club Outstanding Service Award 2; Jr. Classical League 1,2; French Honor Society 3,4. SHARON RYDER Funny Toes Commercial Course: Lang. Club 1,2; Int. Field Hockey 4; F.H.A. 4. WAYNE SEWELL Wayne College Course: Fresh. Basketball 1; Civics Award 1; Cross Country 1,2, 3; Track 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Int. Football 1; R.O. Snitzers 4; M.T.A. Award 2; Biology Award 2; Geometry Award 2; Jr. Exhibition Usher 3; Algebra II Award 3; Chemistry Award 3; Boys State Alternate 3. General Course. JOHN C. SHAW John TERRY SHORTT Terry College Course: Student Council 1,2,4; Microphone Staff Artist 4. DEBORA LEIGH SMITH Debbie College Course: Class Pres. 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2, 3, 4; JV Cheer- ing 1; Varsity Cheering 2,3,4; Co-Capt. 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Man. 3,4; Band 1; French Club 1,2; F.H.A. 2,4; Capt. Mag. Drive 1; Winner Mag. Drive 1; Ski Club 3,4; Jr. Exhibition 3; Dirigo Girls' State Del. 3; Int. Basketball 3,4; Int. Volleyball 3,4; Int. Field Hockey 4; National Honor Society 4. DOROTHY MARIE SMITH Dottie Commercial Course: Int. Softball 1; Var. Cheering 3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Home Ec. Award 3; Jr. Exhibition 3; Int. Volleyball 3. STEVEN SMITH Sm itty College Course: Gymnastics; Hermon Jr. Fire Dept. 19 FAR MORE BY THE SPOKEN DOUG STUBBS Gunner College Course: Student Council V.P. 4; Freshmen Basketball 1; JV Basket- ball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; R.O. Snitzers 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 1,2; Varsity Golf 3,4; Intramural Football 1,2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Intramural Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Intramural Softball 2; Soccer 4. SUE A. STUBER Grace College Course: Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Majorette 1,2; Softball 1,2; Magazine Drive Captain 2; Pep Club 1,3; Secretary 3; French Club 1,2; Intramural Softball 1; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Intramural Crab Soccer 2; Field Hockey 3,4; Guidance Aide 3,4. PAMELA JEAN SULLIVAN Pam Commercial Course: J.V. Cheering 1; Student Council 1; Intramural Bas- ketball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Intramural Field Hockey 2; Intramural Soccer 2; FHA 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2,3,4; Junior Ex. 3; Hawk Staff 4; Microphone Staff 3; Pep Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary- Treasurer National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR CHESTER TERRILL Art College Course: Class Vice-President 4; Microphone Staff 3,4; Junior As- sistant Business Manager 3; Business Manager 4; Freshman Basketball 1; JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; English Award 3; US History Award 3; Intramural Sports Award 3; R.O. Snitzers 2,3,4; MTA Award 2; Language Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1; Intramural Football 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Intramural Soccer 4; National Honor Society 4; Nation- al Honor Society Play 4. MARY ANN THOMAS MAT College Course: Language Club 1; JV Cheerleading 1; Civics Award 1; French Honor Society 1; Vice-President, Language Club 2; MTA Award 2; President French Club 3 Girls' State Alternate 3; Microphone Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. KAREN YVONNE TRACY Kim College Course: Field Hockey 4; JV Cheering 4. SUSAN RAE TRAINOR Sue Commercial Course: Basketball Letter 1,2,4; Softball 1; Track 2; Drama Club 1; Intramural Field Hockey 1,2; Intramural Crab Soccer 1,2,3; In- tramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Intramural Basketball 3. RICKY TREADWELL RAT College Course: Freshmen Basketball 1; French Club 3; Intramural Basket- ball 1; Intramural Football 1,2,3; Intramural Volleyball 1,2,3; Intramural Soccer 4; Intramural Dodge Ball 2,3; Softball 2,3; R.O. Snitzers 2,3,4; Microphone Staff 4. No Picture General Course. EDWARD TURNER Eddie JAY TURNER Jason Industrial Arts Course: 1,2,3; General Course: 4; Varsity Basketball 2,3, 4; R.O. Snitzers 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Intramural Football 3, 4; Softball 2,4; Intramural Dodgeball 2; Intramural Soccer 2,4; Student Leader 4. 20 THAN BY THE WRITTEN WORD DENISE WARNER Denise No JEFFREY WESCOTT Picture Jeff Indsutrial Arts Course: Dodgeball 1,2; Int. Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3; Jr. Ex. 3; JV Basketball 3; Microphone Staff 4; Softball 2; Varisty Man- ager 4; Jr. Ex. Award 3. LENISE A. WITHEE Wildfire Industrial Arts Course: 1,2,3; General Course 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4 Hawk Staff 4; Track 1,2; Chess Club 3. SALLY ANN WORCESTER Sally Commercial Course: Basketball 2, Manager 3; French Club 2,3; Treas. 3; Hawk Staff 3, Editor 4; Int. Basketball 2; Volleyball 2,3; Field Hockey 3; Student Council 3j National Honor Society 2,3,4; Dirigo Girls' State, Al- ternate 3; Home Ec. I Award 1; English Award 2; Bookkeeping I Award 3; FHA 4. 21 Wittiest Best Personality Most likely to Succeed Giants Class Babies Most Talkative Most Daring Best all Around Most Courteous Unsung Heroes Class Shorthairs Friendliest Dwarves Ideal Seniors MOST CRITICAL QUIETEST MOST ARGUMENTATIVE ALWAYS LATE c CLASS FLIRTS MOST ATHLETIC FENDER BENDERS Best Looking Shyest Most Dependable Three Stooges Mm t f) Most Sophisticated CA ME.. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS L. Pickard, President D. Duplisea, V. Pres. R. Locke, Treas. C. Gurschick, Sec. JUNIOR OFFICERS D. Duplisea, President K. Goodwin, V. Pres. D. Gurschick, Treas. Tyra Stevenson, Sec. FRESHMAN OFFICERS P. Ramsay, President W. Parker, V. Pres. (not shown) S. Hutchins, Treas. S. Sewell, Sec. ON LIFES’ VAST OCEAN DIVERSELY CLASS OF “74” ROW 1: N. Bragg, R. Adams, L. Call, J. Colbath, J. Cousins. ROW 2: S. Call, A. Brown, D. Harris, D. CoWallis, K. Anton. ROW 3: J. Carleton, P. Archer, W. Booth, G. Blackman, R. Braley. ROW 1: M. Graves, K. Good- win, D. Duplisea, C. Frost, C. Gray. ROW 2: J. Gray, B. Frost, R. Dyer, E. Dole, S. Guptill. ROW 3: T. Demmons, R. Douglass, A. Crowley, S. Demmons, P. Ellis. ROW 1: B. Homstead, R. Hayes, B. Kenney, D. Gurschick, E. King. ROW 2: L. Hutchingson, J. Hand, R. Hodsdon, J. Hawes, R. Hutchings. ROW 3: R. Harris, M. Handy, L. Jenson, C. Kimball, P. Franciosi. 26 WE SAIL, REASON, THE CARD, ROW Is P. Overlock, S. Mc- Ininch, A. Lawrence, G. Over- lock, K. Mullen. ROW' 2: D. Mellott, R. Moreau, D. Ma- son, T. McDonald, K. Locke. ROW 3: F. Noonan, M. McAl- pine, E. Nason, D. McLain, D. Lowe. ROW 1: P. Porter, S. Pickard, J. Randall, J. Randall, B. Reynolds. ROW 2: K. Provost, B. Prescott, T Reynolds, D. Pinkham, D. Pelle- tier. ROW 3: W. Poole, R. Wes- cott, M. Peavy, E. Philbrook, G. Ramsay . ROW 1: C. Seavey, D. Roach, V. Runnells, T. Stevenson. ROW 2: P. Robinson, C. Ste- vens, R. Reynolds, J. Galen. ROW 3: J. St. Louis, R. Syl- vester, R. Crosby, G. Stoppel. 27 BUT PASSION IS THE GALE ROW 1: K. Young, P. Young, R. Shortt, M. Small. ROW 2: A. Urqu- hart, M. Verrill, J. Welch, J. Dun- ton. ROW 3: S. Wescott, W. Wiles, B. Tunks, F. Urquhart, B. Stanhope. CLASS OF “75” ROW 1: A. Austin, D. Bige- low, R. Blackwell, B. Bow ley D. Booker. ROW 2: G. Burke, T. Bradford, M. Burnett, S. Booth, D. Kuck. ROW 3: D. Candage, M. Allen, K. Buch- anan, J. Bell, C. Bemis. ROW 1: L. Coffey, L. Doughty, C. Ellingwood, J. Ellingwood, C. Duni- van. ROW 2: J. Ellis, D. Duplisea, M. Dow, E. Stupakewicz, L. Elston. ROW 3: R. Duplisea, D. Demmons, L. Charloux, D. Demmons, D. Chase. 28 HOW BEA UTIFUL A DAY CAN BE, ROW Is S. Gray, P. Haverly, L. Gagnon, M. Gray, R. Har- ris. ROW 2: T. Goodwin, M. Fox, S. Garland, M. Fox, C. Gurschick. ROW 3: M. Erskine, S. Goodwin, S. Fox, M. Gal- lant, S. Fletcher. ROW 1: A. Landry, B. Locke, M Harding, S. Hughes, M. Landry. ROW 2: B. Lowe, R. McDougall, D. McGinley, J. Holmes, C. Me- Alpine. ROW 3: D. Knee land, R. Little, B. Hodsdon, M. McGraw, P. Lawrence. ROW 1: W. Otto, R. Reardon, S. Overlock, K. Philbrook, D. Murphy. ROW 2: C. Mendall, M. Porter, P. Moody, T. Mc- Leod, L. Pickard. ROW 3: S. Overlock, J. Pelletier, D. Merrill, R. Polland, M. Lam son. 29 WHEN KINDNESS TOUCHES IT. ROW 1: A. Spinney, D. St. Louis, P. Small, C. Robichaud, B. Roach. ROW 2: S. Shaw, C. Smith, L. Rey- nolds, J. St. Louis, C. Springer. ROW 3: H. Stevens, A. Shaw, J. Stanhope, S. Reynolds, S. Small. ROW 1: M. Wiles, J. Terrill, B. Stone, C. Wood, J. Wood- ard. ROW 2: J. Tambling, M. Stuber, L. Trainor, B. White, A, Withee, C. Thayer. ROW 3: T. Verrill, D. Underhill, R. Harris. CLASS OF “76” ROW 1: R. Blackman, M. Basque, R. Barker, D. Austin, C. Basque. ROW 2: R. Bemis, R. Babb, R. Bates, D. Boudreau, C. Armstrong. ROW 3: R. Allen, R. Bemis, K. Anderson, C. Baker, M. Bradford. 30 UNBLEMISHED LET ME LIVE OR ROW 1: R. Crosby, N. Camp- bell, G. Bryant, C. Ellingwood, R. Curtis. ROW 2: J. Brady, C. Demmons, B. Clement, B. Carrow, D. Doyle. ROW 3: W. Chamberlain, C. Cray, J. Clark, J. Carey, J. Carleton. ROW 1: C. Frost, M. Evans, P. El- lis, S. Fuller, K. Fletcher. ROW 2: T. Emery, R. Goodspeed, T. Fowle, R. Grace, S. Gallant. ROW 3: L. French, F. Frost, K. Ellis, R. Er- skine, J. Gray. ROW 1: D. Hitchings, J. Her- shey, S. Hutchins, K. Libby, S. Hawes. ROW 2: L. Hustus, B. Smith, J. Hodgdon, L. Hasey, N. Gray. ROW 3: D. Hallett, R. Higgins, B. Har- vey, D. Lovett, L. Hall. 31 DIE UNKNOWN; OH, GRANT AN HONEST ROW 1: J• Keith, L. Nowell, C. McAvey, C. McAlpine, W. Hand. ROW 2: J. Orcutt, S. Nowell, G. Moore, L. Nason, T. McSorley. ROW 3: K. Millett, S. Mitchell, D. Mellott, G. MacCrae, D. Kirstead. ROW 1: P. Murphy, W. Porter, D. Overlock, B. Pierce, E. Provost. ROW 2: C. Overlock, R. Cole, S. Pelletier, L. Pres- cott, J. Peabody. ROW 3: K. McLain, E. Philbrook, D. Pearson, B. Palmer, P. Philbrook. ROW 1: T. Rowe, L. Spencer, T. Shorey, D. Small, C. Phillips, ROW 2: I. Robichaud, T. St. Louis, E. Stevenson, S. Sewell, P. Ramsey. ROW 3: D. Reynolds, K. Reynolds, J. Robinson, B. Smart, K. Robinson. 32 FAME, OR GRANT ME NONE. ROW 1: R. Wescott, D. Mc- Donald, D. Smith, R. Turner, C. Smith. ROW 2: T. Sullivan, K. Thomas, L. White, S. Wat- son. ROW 3: T. Turner, C. Tambling, M. Tracy, R. Whipple, C. Stubbs. HITCH YOUR WAGON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Linda Gurschick President Pam Sullivan Sec.-Treas. Mr. Carr Advisor Brian Pickard V. PTes. ROW 1: S. Pickard, B. Kenney, S. Worcester, K. Goodwin, B. Locke, C. Crosby, G. Overlock. ROW 2: B. Chamberlain, R. Runnells, D. Hartt, D. Mason, A. Terrill, D. McLain. ROW 3: B. Prescott, W. Sewell, V. Runnells, L. Brann, D. Duplisea, D. Smith, D. Gurschick, M. Thomas. 36 TO A STAR DIRIGO BOYS’ GIRLS’ STATE ROW 1: M. Thom as-Alternate, B. Darke-Delegate, P. Sullivan-Delegate, D. Smith-Dele- fate, S. Worcester-Alternate, R. Locke-Alternate. ROW 2: B. Pickard-Delegate, T. hortt-Delegate, R. Charloux-Delegate, W. Sewell-Alternate. DAR GOOD CITIZEN The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution is an organiza- tion of women, who can trace their ancestry to those who helped gain American Inde- pendence. Their main goals are to preserve historical sites and educate for greater patriotism. Each year a girl is chosen from the Senior class on the basis of dependability, ser- vice, leadership, and patriotism. As this year's D.A.R. Good Citizen, Roberta Locke is entitled to a lifetime mem- bership in the organization. 37 A ROOM WITHOUT BOOKS IS LIBRARY AIDES ROW 1: K. Tambling, C. Robichaud, Mrs. Bissell, E. Philbrick, I. Robichaud. ROW 2: B. Moody, P. Goodine, D. Hartt, L. Brann, P. Leavitt, R. Runnells, J. Jackson. ROW 3: R. Shortt, D. Pelletier, F. Noonan, M. Goodwin, B. Darke. FHA ROW 1: Mrs. Stewart, S. Garland, B. Chamberlain, L. Gagnon, D. Chase, Mrs. Bridge. ROW 2: N. Bragg C. Robichaud, P. Overlock, J. Gray, B. Smart, C. Basque, T. McSorley, S. Hawes. ROW 3: D. Hartt, P. Goodine, J. Bartlett, D. Erskine, B. Darke, M. Basque, K. Thomas, J. Keith, B. Black- man. ROW 4: L. Jenkins, J. Randall, C. Springer, E. King, C. Frost, L. Fletcher, B. Blackwell, J. Randall, K. Mullen, J. Gray. ROW 5: K. Robinson, D. Hitchings, P. Hunter, D. Smith, C. White, C. Dunivan, M. Erskine, B. Stone, T. Orcutt. ROW 6: C. Mayhew, B. Frost, N. Campbell, S. Ryder, N. Mills, S. Overlock, M. Fox, D. French, M. Fox. ROW 7: M. Small, M. Wiles, R. Shortt, B. White, W. Wiles, S. Worcester, D. Smith, E. Stevenson, M. Evans. LIKE A BODY WITHOUT SOUL Advisor: Mrs. Russell V. Pres. - Doug Stubbs Secretary - Roberta Locke STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Collins :Advisor Steve Hodsdon - President Deborah Gurschick - Treas. TOP TO BOTTOM: R. Colby, L. Gurschick, D. Smith, R. Leavitt, T. Reynolds, S. Mclninch, D. Duplisea, K. Goodwin, L. Pickard, C. Gurschick, J. Holmes, D. Duplisea, W. Chamberlain, S. Pelletier, J. Hersey, P. Ramsay. 39 EDITORIALS: S. Call, D. Ham, C. Smith. SPECIALS: B. Stanhope, K. Provost. GOSSIP: J. Hawes, L. Pickard, R. Hayes. TYPISTS: S. Gray, P. Sullivan, W. Wiles, D. Gould. HAWK STAFF EDITOR: S. Worcester, Sr.; Asst. Ed. M. Goodwin. Mrs. King, Advisor SR. BUS. MAN. R. Locke; JR. BUS. MAN. D. Duplisea. 40 PERISCOPE: D. Porter, CLUB NEWS: D. McGinley. BOY'S SPORTS: K. Locke. GIRLS SPORTS: B. Locke. JOKES: J. McCarty, P. Hutchinson. ARTIST: K. Mclninch, L. Withee. LEARN CALM TO FACE WHA VS PRESSING. c H E S S c L V B ROW 1: D. Merrill, C. Smith, T. Emery, R. Reardon, Mr. Baldwin, advisor. ROW 2: A. Withee, R. Harris, M. Dow, D. Mason, W. Sewell, B. Pickard, C. Springer, K. Anton, L. Withee, R. Goodspeed. ROW 1: Karen Tracy-Sec. G Treas. ; R. Polland; J. Hershey; R. Blackwell; T. Goodwin; J. Jackson; P. Ramsay; J. St. Louis; ROW 2: J. Bartlett; K. Provost; L. Gurschick; D. Smith; D. Gurschick; B. Roach; S. Gallant; R. Duplisea; P. Hutchinson; C. Gurschick, ROW 3: Mr. Baldwin-Advisor; B. Pickard-Pres. ; R. Colby; C. Lovett; B. Stanhope; K. Polland; D. Duplisea; L. Coffey; C. Seavey; D. McLain; K. McLain; M. Porter; ROWr 4: D. Stubbs; M. Handy; L. Pickard; P. Hunter; S. Stuber; D. Me Hot t; S. Fox; M. Bowman; M. Gallant; G. Ramsay. 41 JUNIOR VOLUNTARY FIRE DEPARTMENTS H E R M O N C A R M E L STANDING: P. Robinson, A. Brown, R. Frost, R. Charloux, B. Pickard, S. Gallant, R. Harris, D. Philbrick, S. Smith, T. Bradford, R. Douglas, M. Bradford, D. Smith. ROW 2: B. Polland, T. Mc- Leod, M. Allen. ROW 3: R. Hutchins, A. Lawrence, R. Allen, L. Charloux. ROW 1: T. Demmons, R. Sylvester. ROW 2: S. Pelletier, H. Stevens, J. St. Louis, A. Crowley. ROW 1: D. Dyer, S. Wescott, R. Bemis, C. Bemis. ROW 2: S. Fox, S. Goodwin, R. Wescott, R. Bern is. 42 MAN MUST TAKE THE FAT WITH THE LEAN. M A G A Z I N E D R I V E D. McGinley, C. Gurschick, S. Garland Managers. ROW 2: B. Hodsdon, B. Locke, D. St. Louis, K. Thomas, J. Keith, T. McSorley, T. Fowle, P. Ramsey. ROW 3: D. Merrill, B. Bowley, S. Reynolds, M. Burnett, L. Pickard, N. Campbell, D. Reynolds, K. McLain, G. Moore; Captains and winners. G U I D A N C E A I D E S ROW 1: D. Hartt, P. Scott, J. Bartlett, S. Stuber, B. Locke. ROW 2: B. Gee, S. Mclninch, D. Lowe, L. Call, K. Young. ROW 3: K. Provost, B. Stanhope, E. Philbrick, D. Chase. ROW 4: Mr. Carr-Advisor, D. Smith, J. Burgess. 43 WHA T PASSION CANNOT ROW 1: B. Pickard, T. Reynolds, L. Charloux, M. Dow. ROW 2: D. Mellott, C. Lovett, K. Locke, C. McAlpine, L. Hutchinson, T. Reynolds. 44 C. Lovett MUSIC RAISE AND QUELL? THE HERMON HIGH SCHOOL BAND Watson, K. Millett. J. Hodgdon ROW 1: K. Provost, S. Reynolds, E. Provost, J. Ellingwood. ROW 2: G. Ramsay, M. Harding, S. Hughes. ROW 3: W. Chamberlain, D. Boudreau, S. Hutchings, R. Higgins, R. Zeh. B. Frost, L. Spencer, B. Kenney, T. Fowle, J.Hodsdon, B. Clement, C. Frost, T. McSorley, P. Haverly. 45 I CANNOT TELL HOW THE TRUTHMA YBE; Roberta Locke Drama Bonnie Gee Humor Roberta Locke — Foghorn Bonnie Gee - - Miss Rush Leaps at Leap Year Priscilla Scott — Bubbles Goes to School Jean Burgess - - A Cup of Trembling Jeff Wescott — The Creation Pam Sullivan — Bobby Unwelcome Priscilla Scott Humor Jean Burgess Drama Jeff Wescott Poetry Pam Sullivan Drama ISAY THE TALE AS ’TWAS SAID TO ME. A Little Dumber - - Kathy Mclninch A Bride Goes to Market — Jeanne McCarty Idiosyncrasies - - Roxanne Runnells Thidwick The Big-Hearted Moose — Debora Smith Ballad of the Breadman — Linda Gurschick Sixteen — Dorothy Smith Linda Gurschick Poetry I HA VE FOUND IT! LA NGUAGE CL ROW 1. D. Kneeland, V. Pres., P. Haverly, Treas., S. Pickard, Sec., R. Runnells, Pres. ROW 2. C. Tamb- ling, G. Moore, C. Me Alpine, C. Gray, D. Harris, E. Philbrook. ROW 3. W. Palmer, C. Springer, T. Reyn- olds, N. Gray, S. Mitchell, L. Zelko. ROW 4. B. Bowley, R. Harris, C. White, Historian, T. McSorley, W. Chamberlain, (not shown) V. Runnells, Historian. 48 o NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM. ROW 1: B. Booth, R. Coodspeed, R. Babb, L. Withee, Mr. Lord. ROW 2: S. Pelletier, E. White, R. Allen, A. Crowley, A. Withee, C. Overlook, H. Stevens. 52 LEA RN CALM TO FA CE WEI A T’S PRESSING. R. O. SNITZERS The pride and joy of the class of '73 is a group of amazing athletes, who go by the name of Recklenhausen Onomatopoeia Snitzers. This group plays intra- mural sports at the High School, mainly volleyball, soccer, flag football, bas- ketball, double dodge ball, and softball. Last year an award was given to the most outstanding intramural team and the R.O. Snitzers was the unanimous choice. The team, formed in the fall of 1970, quickly swept flag football, basket- ball, double dodge ball, and softball. The only challenge came from the Sen- iors but the R.O. Snitzers rose to the occasion and came through. During the season 1971-72 the R. O. Snitzers met a defeat they were to ex- perience twice in their three years together as a team. During the finals in volleyball, four out of six starters were missing enabling the seniors to win the competition. One of the most devastating group of athletes Hermon High has seen in years, the R. O. Snitzers have lost only two games out of approximately fifty games. The members of this outstanding team are: Ray Leavitt, Doug Stubbs, Ron Colby, Gary Erskine, Steve Hodsdon, Charlie Lovett, Wayne Sewell, Terry Shortt, Tom Harris, Art Terrill, Jay Turner, and Danny Fish. 53 UNITED WE STAND, ROW 1: R. Reynolds, W. Booth, D. Duplisea, M. Burnett, S. Demmons, T. Reynolds, K. Locke. ROW 2: Mr. Nelson, Coach; R. Hodsdon, R. Little, A. Terrill, R. Leavitt, T. Harris; Man. ; J. Hawes, G. Burke. The varsity basketball team had a disappointing year this year. They looked really great at the first of the year as they swept the alumni out of the gym. They then got into foul trouble against Ellsworth and lost by 12. Hermon then showed some flash and upset John Bapst by 5. The varsity then came up against perhaps the best team in the state, Camden- Rockport, and got clobbered by 50 points. They then had two he art breakers, getting beaten by 2 against Medomak and 5 against Belfast. Then Hermon easily beat two weak teams, Madison and Mt. View by good margins. They had two other heartbreakers against Bucksport and Hamden sandwiched around a bruising loss to John Bapst. They rose up to defeat Ellsworth and Belfast but they couldn’t compete with the talented teams of Medomak and Camden. Hamden beat the varsity by two points. The coach used next year's players in the remaining game, beating Mt. View and Bucksport. In the last game Hermon held off a late surge to win by three in a game that was warred by technical fouls and a little ill will. With a couple of breaks here and there Hermon could have ended with a record of 14-4, but it wasn't to be, so we now look upward toward next year. Sports Editor, Brian Pickard J.V. BASKETBALL Hermon 46 Mt. View 21 Ellsworth 48 Hermon 43 Hermon Bucksport John Bapst 58 Hermon 50 Hermon John Bapst Camden 47 Hermon 43 Hermon 43 Hamden 38 Medomak 70 Hermon 52 Hermon Ellsworth Belfast 53 Hermon 50 Hermon 56 Belfast 44 Hermon Madison Medomak 58 Hermon 53 Hamden 64 Hermon 57 Camden 51 Hermon 50 Mt. View 29 Hermon 58 Hermon 66 Bucksport 59 54 DIVIDED WE FALL. JV BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Coach Prescott, A. Crowley, R. Little, R. Reynolds, B. Hodsdon, S. Fox, T. McLeod, P. Moody, A. Brown, K. Anton. FRONT ROW: D. Candage, J. Stanhope, K. Locke, S. Reynolds, R. Bemis, M. Burnett, L. French, S. Booth, P. Robinson. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL BACK ROW: R. Wescott, T. St. Louis, F. Frost, R. Babb, R. Overlock, K. Ellis, W. Palmer, D. McDonald, L. French, R. Bemis. FRONT ROW: R. Bemis, R. Goodspeed, M. Glidden, B. Smith, T. Shorey, R. Tread- well, R. Turner, K. Millett, Coach Carrigan. 55 Ray Leavitt Steve Hodsdon R a n d y H o d s d o n Scores Hermon 56 Hermon 72 Hermon 34 Hermon 55 Hermon 55 Hermon 75« Hermon gj Hermon 58 Hermon 50 Hermon 51 Hermon 74 Hermon 71 Hermon 41 Hermon 45 Hermon y Hermon 47 Hermon 83 Hermon 50 Ellsworth 68 John Bapst 67 Camden 82 Medomak 57 Belfast 61 Madison 65 Mt. View 42 Bucksport 65 John Bapst 67 Hampden 53 Ellsworth 70 Belfast 63 Medomak 69 Camden 83 Hampden 73 Mt. View 32 Bucksport 52 Madison 47 Dale Duplisea Bill Booth Steve Demmons Art Terrill Tom Harris Tony Reynolds ROW 1. L. Spencer, C. Basque, S. Hawes, P. Haverly. ROW 2. B. Moody, D. McLain, C. Dunivan, D. Pel- letier, P. Hunter, D. Gurschick, C. Frost. ROW 3. M. McAlpine, G. Higgins: managers; W. Wiles, C. Tamb- ling, T. McSorley, M. Basque, P. Philbrook, manager, K. Libby, manager, Mrs. Bryant, coach. o The Girls' Basketball Team for 1972-1973 has had a fairly successful season this year with a 33 point game av- erage over last years 22 point game average. The seasons two high scorers were Dottie Pelletier with 116 points and Cheryl Dunivan with 115 points. Defensively the team showed a great deal of improvement, although the shooting percentage was lower than hoped for. The scores for the girls games are as follows: Alumni 24 Hermon 33 Brewer 46 Hermon 51 Bapst 26 Hermon 49 Bucks port 41 Hermon 27 Bangor 30 Hermon 25 Hampden 71 Hermon 18 Ellsworth 42 Hermon 31 Old Town 32 Hermon 46 Orono 26 Hermon 23 Mt. Desert 34 Hermon 22 58 Cheryl Dunivan 59 Patty Haverly Barbara Moody YOUTH’S THE SEASON VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Linda Gurschick, Debbie Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Cheryl Gurschick, Kathy Mclninch, Debbie Dup- lisea, Debbie St. Louis. BACK ROW: Karen Goodwin, Sue Stuber, Debbie McGinley, Dorothy Smith. Co-captains: Debbie Smith Linda Gurschick 60 Advisor: Mrs. Bridge Manager: Debbie Gurschick MA DE FOR JO YS. J V CHEER L EA DERS Co-Captains: R. Locke, M. Handy. ROW 2: B. Smart, K. Tracy. ROW 3: J. Gray, K. Reynolds, C. Seavey. FRESH M A N CHEER LEA DERS Co-Captains: L. White, K. Thomas. ROW 1: G. Bryant, J. Keith, C. Cray, C. Smith. IT'S A BABY'S G UIDE TO BABY PICTURES 1. Linda Gurschick 34. Jeff Wescott 2. Marie Goodwin 35. Norman Harding 3. Debbie Smith 36. Mike Carleton 4. Denise Cyr 37. Lois Fitz 5. Paul Hutchinson 38. Debbie Hartt 6. Sheila Gray 39. Karla Emery 7. Thomas Harris 40. Sue Trainor 8. Johanna Bartlett 41. Ronald Frost 9. Jean and Brenda McCarty 42. Polly Jo Woodard 10. Marlene Murphy 43. Kim Barker 11. Raymond Charloux Jr. 44. Kevan Hand 12. Pam Leavitt 45. Pat Hunter 13. Karen Tracy 46. Dottie Dyer Gould 14. Kathy Mclninch 47. Sue Stuber 15. Joann Franciosi 48. Tim Reynolds 16. Jay Turner 49. Kathy McClarie 17. Janet Hawes 50. Sally Worcester 18. Belinda Chamberlain 51. Bruce Pickard 19. Gary Erskine 52. John Shaw 20. Brian Pickard 53. Robert Goodspeed 21. Darlene and Brenda Chase 54. Roxanne Runnells 22. Pam Sullivan 55. Donna Candage 23. Debbie McGlinchey 56. Donna Erskine 24. Reginald Danforth 57. Lorraine Brann 25. Linda Fuller 58. Dale and Mike Porter 26. Ricky Treadwell (left) 59. Walter Getchell Arthur Terrill (right) 60. Ray Leavitt 27. Bonnie Gee 61. Barbara Moody 28. Steve Hodsdon 62. Steven Hodsdon 29. Mary Thomas 63. Rhonda Wyman 30. Ronald Colby 64. Dianne French 31. Dottie Smith 65. Roberta Locke 32. Carol Crosby 66. Betty Darke 33. Elaine Mendall 67. Wendy Lovely 65 GOOD WORDS ARE WORTH Chamber of Darkness I awoke within colorless walls sweating like frosty windowpanes. Ropes of moss, casting shadowy images on the walls, were dangling from the high ceiling to reach down to the chilling pool of water surrounded by mushrooms growing in the semi-darkness. Bats fluttered through the shafts of light from openings in the ceiling, revealing no sign of man anywhere. Icy fingers of air grasped my skin as the smell of damp stone and the feeling of being alone penetrated my senses. Dozens of tiny passages, like mouseholes, lead from the main chamber, expelling the -sound of rats' feet moving rapidly across broken glass. Among these eerie elements, I was afraid, alone, curious, and trapped. There was no escape, for such fear came from the nightmarish world of my imagina- tion running through the dark- ness of my mind. Mary Thomas 73 Come Come, be my friend. Stand by my side and we'll watch the sunset. We'll enjoy the thoughts and moods of each other. Making memories we'll never regret. Come, watch the children with me. See their innocence. We'll take in the wondrous sight with joy. Grabbing something we can hold forever. Come, travel the empty road as I do. Help me sing an old ballad of life. We'll take all in stride. Running free. Never tying ourselves down. Not even to each other. And in time we may even travel on separate roads. But for now, my friend. Come. Cindy Gray 74 66 Motions setting you free Over the ruggedest trail Through the swiftest stream Onward to a distant goal Reaching it with ease Catch a glimpse of open road You'll never want to stop Conquer many a winding road Let your spirit free Excitement in every mile. Tom Demmons 74 Remembering As time goes by, I still remember, What we had Before you left. We said we'd try To make a go Of what we had, But then you left. So here I sit, Alone again, I know not what To say or do. But still I recall The times we had, The times we laughed, And the fun we knew. I remember these, And many others, I try to put them Out of mind. But still they linger, Forever near, And I ask questions, The answers, I can't find. As time goes by, I still remember, What we had, But now you're gone. Mary Wiles 75 M UCH, A ND COST LITTLE. The End As time runs out, We all look back On things we've done Through many years. We wonder where time Is going so fast We think very sadly And watch through tears. We think of what We didn't do And wonder why It wasn't done. We cry for things We didn't contribute, For all we took We replaced none. We look at the children And wonder madly, What they'll do and Where they'll start. And though we didn't Leave them much, Our time has come, And we must part. The minutes fly, As we cry for forgiveness, For one more chance To make a mends. But time has gone, No chance is given, We cry in vain, Our lives now end. Mary Wiles 75 Frogs walk on them. Love and care we show them. On the hill is where there are a lot of them. Water is what they drink! Elaine picks them all the time. Rover eats them. Sunshine makes them grow. The Old Country Store Never again will you see an old country store With cracker and pickle barrels, Huge candy jars. Man playing checkers around a pot bellied stove, Swapping stories. A crank telephone on the wall. Measure your own sugar and flour from a barrel, Molasses too. The storekeeper was the friendliest person in town. He delivered groceries if you couldn't come to get them. He always knew the best medicine to take, He told you which cloth looked the best on you for a dress. He even gave children an extra piece of candy and didn't charge for it. The big jaw breakers and gumdrops in rainbow colors, Peppermint sticks and chocolate drops and taffy, Ten for a penny. Fresh milk, butter, and eggs in the old ice box. The fruits and vegetables were fresh, not canned or frozen. On Saturday the women gathered to talk, Arranged a quilting bee, Exchanged recipes and gossip, Mostly gossip. No, never again will an old country store be part of a childhood memory. Supermarkets and foodliners are now the thing. Everything is done for you. More's the pity. Connie Springer 75 Laura Trainor 75 67 A L UMNI Nancy Adams—Beals Business College Ronda Adams—Frank's Bakery Walter Adams--Navy Wayne Allard—Scribner Well Drilling Douglas Archer--Navy Clare Bailey--EMVTI Holly Bevan—Mercy Hospital Linda Boudreau--University of Maine—Bangor Benjamin Bow ley—Florida Disneyworld David Bradford—University of Maine—Orono Stephen Bradford—Painter Pamela Bragg—Stevens Studio Roger Brown—95'er Restaurant Ernest Burgess—Mister Donut James Burgess—Woolco Margaret Burgess—At Home Mark Campbell—At Home Clair Carter—Allen Electric Co. Allen Caulkins—At Home Brenda Chase—Continental Beauty School Keith Chase—EMVTI Jerome Clark—Air Force Susan Closson—Stevens Studio Clarence Colbath—EMVTI Susan Crawford—Stevens Studio Steve Crosby—Air Force Carlton Curtis—N. H. Bragg Jane Cutler—Zayre's Roderick Downing—At Home James Dunivan—At Home Gary Duplisea—University of Maine—Orono Betty Ellis—Employed EMMC Randall Fish--Carpenter Cynthia French—University of Maine—Fort Kent Valrie Frost—At Home Darrell Garnett—WCVTI Barbara Gee—Mrs. Leo Sadler Alyson Gerald—Mrs. Roger Allard Kathleen Gilks— Dorrs Equipment Brent Goodwin—University of Maine—Orono Jeffrey Gordon—At Home Michael Graves—Eastland Woolen Mill Michael Hand—WCVTI Stephanie Hannon—BIA Tax Freeshop Stephen Hatt—Lords Market Evelyn Higgins--EMVTI Rhonda Higgins—At Home John Hopkins—Air Force Karl Howes--Army Anthony Hughes—Navy Albert Jensen--EMVTI Willard Kitchen—University of Maine—Orono CLASS OF 1972 Donald Kneeland—Arthur Chapin Co. Daniel Kuck—EMVTI Barry LaRochelle—State Highway Commission Patsy Lawler—Mrs. Kendal Davis Ronald Lennon—Army Gerald Libby—University of Maine—Orono Steven Libby—University of Maine—Orono Debra Little—Employed EMMC Donna Little—At Home John Luce—EMVTI Susan McClarie—EMMC School of Nursing Gregory Mahon—C. J. Clewley Construction Chavala Mitchell—Mammoth Mart Katherine Moores—University of Maine—Bangor Ronald Nason—At Home John Noonan--EMVTI Bruce O'Donal—Air Force Anita Parsons—Stevens Studio Kathryn Pelletier—Employed Porches Georgia Philbrook—Paulsen Nursing Home Jeffrey Pierce--EMVTI Peter Pike—Army Robert Pullen—University of Maine—Orono Eugene Randall—H. E. Sargent, Inc. David Ramsay—Air Force Thomas Reed—University of Maine—Orono Deborah Richardson—Harold D. Smith G Sons, Inc. Beecher Rowell—C. W. Perry Construction Shawn Russell—University of Maine—Oono David St. Louis—Carpenter Loretta Sewell—Mrs. Willard Crosby, Jr. Richard Small--University of Maine—Portland-Gorham Elaine Stanhope--Andover Institute of Business Velora Stone—D'Lor Beauty School Linda Storm ann— At Home Linda Story--Mrs. Robert Gat comb Joseph Martin Stubbs—At Home Michael Sylvester—Carmel Esso Morita Tapley—University of Maine--Orono Gary Thayer—Freeses Roland Tibbets—At Home Angie Timberlake—Mrs. Morris Godlin Bonnie Turner—At Home Judith Waterman—At Home Dennis Weeks--Merchants National Bank Fred Wiles--Army Donna Wilson—University of Maine—Fort Kent Glendon Wilson—Army Lewis Wilson—Army Margie Wing—Zayre's George Witherly—Eastern Fine Paper, Inc. a PENNY for YOUR THOUGHTS 70 Best Wishes from SPECIAL ACRES Mr. and Mrs. W. E. 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You can’t beat the comfort, safety, con- venience and economy of B A Charter Bus. OM nant tit if it . . . For information and rates, see your nearest Bangor and Aroos- took Bus agent or write direct to: Manager, Highway Division Bangor and Aroostook Railroad Bangor, Maine 72 LINWOOD H. GETCHELL WELL CONTRACTOR Satisfied customers have built my reputation anywhere in Maine 884-2130 Levant, Me. New And Used V W Parts Sales Service HAMMOND STREET FOREIGN AUTO 610 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine04401 Specializing in Foreign American Auto Repair 73 Telephone Days 947-4171 Nights 825-3569 NHW USLD CARS DON SIMPSON HARVEY’S FUNERAL HOME Carmel GREENLAWN FUNERAL HOME 300 State Street Bangor Compliments of L.C. PULLEN Electrician Levant, Maine Telephone 884-2465 74 TOM HIGGINS WELL DRILLING UNION STREET BANGOR, MAINE 76 BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY FOX GINN, INC. 207 Perry Road Bangor, Maine04401 BUD RAY’S AUTO BODY SHOP Painting Body Work Dial 945-3724 Finson Road Bangor, Maine FREE ESTIMATES “Always Reliable” PERKINS APPLIANCES INC. Authorized Dealer General Electric Major Appliances Dial 989-3714 99 Center Street Brewer, Maine OWEN L. GOSS, AGENCY Patrons and Oxford Mutual Insurance Co. Harrison Mutual Hampden Road, Hermon Tel. 848-5590 77 COVE-SIDE SNOWMOBILES Snow-Jet Skiroule Whatever level ol performance you're looking for you'll fmd it in one of Skiroule s ten great models You can choose from four high-performance models in the RTX series Or one ol the six spirited RT senes models Whichever you choose will put you ahead in its class And Skiroule really shows its class with that low-slope profile Smooth, sweeping lines that deliver all the performance they promise Here's the kind of handling you've always hoped for Snowmobiles are still pretty much the same. The beautiful difference...Skiroule. It ' x George T. Robinson George W. Cumming George W. Wright WRIGHT’S FLOORING, INC. CARPETS SALES SERVICE Ceramic Tile — Linoleum Floor Tile — Formica Tel. 942-0257 543 Flammond Street 947-4424 Bangor. Maine Compliments of S. G. MURRAY SON Registered Sales Service 685 Broadway Bangor, Maine AUTOMATIC MUSIC INC. Coin-operated Music — Amusement Games Bumper and Regular Pool Tables Cigarrette Vending Machines 146 Thatcher Street Bangor. Maine Tel. 942-6769 NICKERSON O’DAY INC. A. N. ROSS GARAGE INC. Construction Used Cars Late Motors 133 Elm Street Hermon, Maine Tel. 848-3817 Brewer, Maine Mail Address R.F.D. 2. Bangor Tel. 945-9441 Compliments of ARTHUR CHAPIN CO. BROADWAY FURNITURE Distributors AND GRANT TRAILER SALES STOKELY’S FINEST FOODS Broadway, Bangor Compliments of UTTERBACK CORPORATION WONG’S LAUNDRY 16 Summer Street Dry Cleaning Self Service Coin Operated Bangor 51 Washington St. Tel. Penobscot Plaza 942-4843 7 9 Gas ADAM’S CASH MARKET STANLEY’S DRIVE IN 399 So. Main St. Brewer, Maine Fried Chicken Basket Adam's Main Gas Tel. 884-2193 Levant. Maine The Best Apple Pie in the World Compliments of Compliments of TWIN CITY BUICK J. J. NISSEN BAKING CORP Brewer, Maine CENTER BARBER SHOP Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY MOTEL EPSTEIN’S “Never Undersold’’ South Brewer Searsport Your Things Our Thing Mon.-Fri. Noon till 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Broadway Shopping Center Stonington AIRPORT CITGO Gas Station Lunches Bangor International Airport Telephone 942-7806 80 Compliments of JIM SODERMARK’S AUTO SALES Used New Cars Sales Kenduskeag, Maine Phone 884-2731 For Economy WELL DRILLING GO TABLE TOOL Call HAROLD D. SMITH SON WATER WELLS Pump Sales Service Creamery Road Rte. 2 Carmel, Maine Call Hermon 848-5924 Compliments of JORDANS, C. H. RICE, DIVISION Manufacturers Suppliers of Top Quality Meat Products Since 1882 81 Compliments of SING’S RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE 41 Washington Street 152 Main Street Bangor, Maine Westbrook, Maine THE CHAR GRILLE Seafood Route 2, Carmel, Maine 848-5388 Pizza Hot Dogs Chicken Hamburgers Ice Cream Shakes Sundaes Clean Rest Rooms CARMEL EXXON Gas Grocery Beer Cigarettes Carmel Village 848-7269 82 MISTER DONUT 83 HAMPDEN HARDWARE Your Trustworthy Store BROWN WHITE PAPER COMPANY Hampden, Me. 862-3200 Wholesale Paper Merchants Complete Floor Service Carpentering 24 Larkin Street Bangor, Maine04401 Hardware Building Telephone (207) 945-9636 Materials PARKERS Bikes and Hobbies BOB’S FRONT END SERVICE 580 Hammond Street 224 South Main Street Brewer. Maine Bangor, Maine Phone 942-1313 942-4914 COOPER UNIROYAL KELLY MICHELIN CONNIE’S CUT CURL Hair Styling, Tinting, Bleaching 848-5988 C.F.MOVES CO. Connie Lawrence 315 HARLOW ST. Klatt Road Hermon BANGOR. MAINE 942-8221 Best Wishes to the Class of ’73 BONNIE LEA FARMS Compliments of DENNISJ. MURPHY LITTLEFIELD SAFE LOCK CO. ANDSONS Hermon, Maine 84 TAPLEY POOLS INC Compliments of EDWARDS TIRE COMPANY 541 Wilson Street Brewer, Maine04412 Tel. 989-2777 Serving Maine Families Since 1852 BANGOR SAVINGS BANK BANGOR BELFAST A FRIENDLY, PROGRESSIVE MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK. SPECIALISTS IN SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AND MORTGAGE LOANS. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 85 Compliments of HERMON ESSO Danny Robinson. Proprietor General Repair Tune-up Tires Accessories Tel. 848-7263 86 GOSS T.V. ELECTRIC Radio and T.V. Sales ZENITH — RCA Sales Color — Black White Open 8 a.m. — 9 p.m. Mon.-Fri. Levant, Maine Phone 884-2238 Compliments of a FRIEND 87 Tpv VISIT THE ZOO A 4 AT THE NEW m li DOKTOR PET r- W CENTER Compliments of St. Bernard Dog M.D. HARDY INCORPORATED Under supervision of Dog Breed Expert and Trainer with Veterinary MR A Box 84 Bangor AIRPORT MALL Union St. Bangor, Me. Phone 945-5001 942-3055 Best Wishes THAYER’S GARAGE mgmm Levant, Maine We serve more of Maine direct from Massachusetts than any other carrier 8 GENERAL OFFICES: 444 Perry Road Bangor, Maine (207)942-7311 8 NORTHEAST BANK TRUST CO. MEMBER NORTHEAST BANKSHARE ASSOCIATION MEMBER FDIC BANGOR: 2 State Street Airport Mall, Union Street BREWER: 366 Wilson Street MACHIAS: I Center Street OLD TOWN: 101 South Main Street ORONO: University Mall Shopping Center 89 Compliments of COWAN’S SELF SERVICE STATION 150 South Main St. Brewer, Maine 942-4765 General Repair CARL H. SNOW GARAGE Corner of Third St. Buck St. Bangor, Maine Compliments of DUCKY’S GROCER Y Gas — Oil — Groceries Cold Beverages Ken Cousins, Prop. Carmel, Maine uwre £l eptf wr i££S77Mift Wr it, Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of HILLTOP MARKET “You Name it — We’ve got it. If we can find it.” Compliments of AL AND DEA GEORGE 90 FAMILY FUN LANES Fun for Everyone Ten Pin Bowling For Entire Family 15 Hildreth Street Bangor, Maine04401 Tel. 942-6701 Wm. T. Meucci Pres. Treas. L. Pennington Manager MUTUAL FUNDS INSURANCE RETIREMENT ROBERT F. SEDGELEY, CLU. ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL PLANNING “WE TRY A FOR YOUR LITTLE PEACE OF MIND Office 61 Main St., Bangor 942-0911 HARDER! Telephone 942-0222 STERNS LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Established 1838 Lumber Building Materials East Hampden P.O. Box 796 Bangor, Maine 91 GASS OFFICE PRODUCTS CENTER 190 Harlow Street Bangor, Maine 04401 Telephone 947-6111 Maine's most complete office products dealer 92 Compliments of WEBBER OIL COMPANY Bangor, Maine CONGRATULATIONS from PINE STATE VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 307 Hogan Road Bangor 947-0121 93 NASON'S STORE East Dixmont GAS AND Groceries Tel. 234-2136 Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 LOUGEEAND EREDERICK'S, INC. Florists Garden Center 1171 Broadway Bangor, Maine04401 Artistry Quality — Service LOG CABIN DINER Specializing in Seafood Newport, Maine Compliments of HERMON MEADOW GOLF CLUB W.S. Pike Billings Road Tel. 848-7261 or 848-3741 Compliments of VILLAGE MARKET Groceries — Hardware Paints Carmel, Maine Tel. 848-3382 Compliments of G. M. POLLACK SONS Manhattan Jewelers 73 Main Street Bangor, Maine ‘Where your Diamond Dreams come True brazier BROADWAY DAIRY QUEEN 666 Broadway Bangor, Maine Home of fine “Brazier Food 657 Broadway Bangor, Maine 94 Alden C. Mitchell, Pres. Treas. Herbert W. Mitchell, Clerk Harold A. Newman, Vice President CLARK —MITCHELL FUNERAL HOME 299 Union Street Bangor, Maine Telephone 942-0392 95 DEPOSITORS TRUST COMPANY OF BANGOR Bangor — Newport Dexter — Corinna — East Corinth PHONE: Bangor 942-8201 Dexter 924-5551 Newport 368-5505 Corinna 278-2651 East Corinth 285-3321 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Tel. 848-5520 Hermon, Maine 96 LOUIS KIRSTEIN SONS N. H. BRAGG SONS “To sell or to buy — Try Kirstein.” Real Estate and Insurance Service 92 Perry Road Bangor, Maine Established in 1894 44 Central St. Telephone 207 947-8611 989-8852 WESTGATE TEXACO SERVICE 861 Union Street Compliments Bangor, Maine of Tel. 947-7121 R M. ELAGG COMPANY Goodyear Tires Service Specialties Bangor. Maine General Repair and Road Service Compliments of Compliments of POST OFFICE PHARMACY SUBURBAN PROPANE Your Walgreen Agency Prescription Specialist Open 7 a.m. — 11 p.m. Daily 118 Harlow Street, Bangor Compliments HONDA-K AW ASK I-ARTIC CAT of Sales Service — Accessories AVIS’ BEAUTY HUT DARLINGS Hermon RECREATION DIVISION Maine 103 York St. Bangor 848-5218 9 7 MT. HERMON SKI AREA T-Bar lift 2 Rope Tows Rental Ski Shop Snow Making National Ski Patrol Route 2 Carmel, Maine Telephone 848-5192 Hours: Weekdays Noon—10 P.M. 3 Slopes 3 Trails Nite-Skiing under the lights Weekends Vacations 9-4 Compliments of CARMEL MONUMENT COMPANY Sensible Prices On Route 2 Carmel, Maine Telephone 848-3737 Joseph Provost, owner 98 OFFICIAL JEWELER TO HERMON HIGH SCHOOL SINCE 1941 JOSTEN’S MAURICE J. FINESON represented by: BARRY A. HOBART 61 Main Street Coe Building Room 7 Bangor, Maine CLASS RINGS AWARDS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS TROPHIES MEDALS CARDS 99 NEWPORT INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 23 Main Street Newport Maine Tel. 368-4601 AMERICAN MOTORS AND JEEP ri American Motors 24 Hour Wrecker Service 108 Elm Street Newport Tel. 368-4327 FAIRMOUNT MARKET ft SULLIVAN FORD SALES KIP Maine's Largest Ford Dealer Quality Groceries “Sold with Integrity — 622 Hammond St. Back with Service” Bangor, Maine Tel. 942-7338 Tel. 942-4631 “Home of the Heroes” 100 BEAL COLLEGE . is a Junior College offering the Associate Degree. You are invited to visit or write the college for details on one and two-year programs in the fields of Accounting, Business Management, Secretarial Science, Business Data Processing, Computer Programming, and Aeronautical Science. 9 Central Street. Bangor, Maine 04401 Compliments of STEVE’S PIZZAVILLE Telephone 945-5343 554 Hammond Street Bangor, Maine 101 Compliments of BUTLER’S GARAGE AND AUTO SALES Hermon, Maine 102 COMPLIMENTS OF AGWAY “The Store For All Your Needs” Home and Garden Supplies 78 Parker Street Brewer 103 VINER MUSIC Compliments of COMPANY BEELINE FASHION INC. Area 207 945-9494 20 Broad Street Bangor. Maine04401 Leaders in Home Style Shows For Free Wardrobe Contact New England's Most Largest Complete VINER Helen Parsons OhioSt. Route 3 Box 208C Bangor, Maine Tel. 884-4678 and Music Store Life, Health, Group Insurance, Annuities, Pension Plans New York Life Insurance Company BANGOR-MERRIFIELD BURRILL A. BRIDGE OFFICE SUPPLY Business And Personal Insurance Planning Residence: R.F.D. 2, Box 287 (Hermon Corner) Bangor, Maine Hermon 848-5909 7 Main Street Bangor, Maine 942-6776 — 848-5909 School Office and Engineering Supplies 14 State Street Bangor. Maine Telephone 942-5511 104 INGERSOLL - RAND DRILLMASTER Fastest, Most Mobile WELL AND BLAST HOLE DRILLING RIG Ever Developed With the Sensational TANDEMATIC downhole DRILL Paul E. Foss Hermon, Me. Tel. 848-5559 Home. Commercial and Industrial Drilling Sales and Service WATER INONE DAY Up to 5 Years to Pay With No Down Payment 105 MAINE EQUIPMENT CO. (Formerly GarWood Bangor) TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO. R.F.D. 2 Box 66A Bangor, Maine04401 ALAN SUMNER Plant Location U.S. Route 2 Tel. 848-5113 Hermon, Maine MAINE MOTORCYCLE SALES, INC. R.F.D. 2, Box 301 Bangor. Maine 04401 Tel. 848-5950 Compliments of CAMPBELL’S GENERAL STORE Hermon, Maine HARLEY-DAVIDSON RUSSELL PATTEN AGENCY LEVANT UPHOLSTERY Custom Upholstering Levant Maine Tel. 884-2921 Representing: Concord General Mutual Insurance Co. Home Insurance Company Russell D. and Russell W. Patten. Agents Home, Auto, Fire, Life, Motorcycle and Snowmobile Insurance Billings Road Hermon Maine Tel. 848-3375 107 TWIN CITY A W ROOT BEER Dairy Supplies DeLaval Barn Equip. DORR’S EQUIPMENT CO. Snow Travelers Allis-Chalmers Garden and Lawn Tractors and Equipment Sales and Service New Holland 1408 Hammond St. Tel. 945-5965 Bangor. Maine 04401 MCDONALD’S UNION STREET 108 SERVICE THAT YOU CAN TRUST AT RAY’S TEXACO 12 Center Street Old Town, Maine Propane Gas 109 Minor and major Automobile repair Front-end Alignment Top Quality . Honest Values HERMON MOBILE HOMES LORD’S SUPERMARKET Sales Service Mobile Homes and “One Stop Shoppe Pre-Built Homes George H. Gould Your Community Store Groceries, Meats, Hardware U.S. Route 2 Tel. 848-7274 Hermon Bus. Phone: 848-3773 Res. Phone: 848-3362 ART'S PLACE 0 S Texaco Gas Oil Compliments of Groceries and Lunches xVn M M COFFEE SHOP Italian Sandwiches Pizza Broadway. Bangor Dairy Cream rt Kenduskeag, Maine Levant 884-2588 YANKEE SHOE REPAIR Compliments Melvin C.‘Red’ Fowler Prop. of 11 Water St. Bangor. Me. Tel. 942-3184 Zip 04401 HERMON VOL. FIRE DEPT. no HIGGINS EQUIPMENT CO. Snowmobile Engines Parts Distributor JLO — SACH — CCW— HIRTH Salsbury Clutches — Snowmax Pistons Tillotson Walbro Carburetors ACS Exhaust Systems Goodyear Belts EECTRIC MOTOR SALES SERVICE Complete Motor Rebuilding Distributor Authorized Service for Century — Baldor — Dayton Universal Redmond — Leland Faraday Lower Main Street MRA Bangor Tel. 942-9215 111 We came in 1969, as freshman, as individual as the snowflake. Our souls drifted freely from class to class, from day to day, and we lived a life of our own, occasionally pausing to stare blankly around us. Then one day our eyes opened wide and we saw. We saw all the activities surrounding us and participated in them freely, adding and blending our spirits and thoughts. As the days marched by, our class organized and became as one. Together we faced the rest of the school, reached out with our hearts and our hands, and shared evenly the moments of joy, sorrow, love, fear, happiness and tears. When an opposition faced us, we rose above it to come out the victors. We conquered the hardest of sub- jects, and our growing up years. The times when life got us down. Even in sports we were superior in our boundless spirit, even though we didn't always win our games. A time will always come when we will reach a peak of learning, when we can no longer cling to our old way of life, and we must step out into the world to go our separate ways. Our time is running out here at Hermon High. Soon our last day will rise over the horizon and we will all be tearful as we look around us and at each other, remembering everything we have done together; knowing that, as the sun sets we will no long- er be a part of our school, and that many of us will never see each other again. Yes, it will be a very sad time for us; yet, a happy joyous time too. For the world lies before us; it's inviting and challenging us to come out and take our rightful places. Our time has come. We are ready to meet the challenge. Farewell, and may our best wishes remain with our underclassmates and administration. Memories of you will be with us always. Love, Class of '73 112 • - a X '- .-.“-V .-- « - • • -� V ' - ■ ■ _ . ■ • - L4 “ __ _ A w C. A - -v-.y y aw ■♦ ,„ . - _ rt. A V ;- +r- w • -% 3‘: V - (t - - - - • - ■ ... r 7‘ k ... • ; • - - + T - V S 'V w' , • - - W. W W •«' -- .' ' ■ -_. •'W -r� i -, - -A.' ,- • -V-.-r- '0 Z . 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