Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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in memoriam scott wiggin 1982 GRADUATION For rhose of you who do nor already know, Scorr Wiggin is nor here ronighr because of o forol occidenr early rhis morning. The loss of Scorr was o shock ro oil his friends and dossmores. Scorr was o good friend and a grear inspirorion ro oil of us. Scorr hod o hard rime rhrough high school, bur wirh rhe help of his friends, he realized rhe imporrance of his educorion. He worked hard rhis losr year ro groduore wirh our doss and we oil feel rhor ronighr is his nighr. These lines from Pink Floyd express how Scorr lived his life: Look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly And smiles you give and rears you'll ay And oil you rouch and oil you see Is oil your life will ever be. I believe Scorr was happy wirh rhe woy he lived and even rhough he is gone, I rhink rhor he wanrs us ro be happy wirh our lives ond go on. I quore Leo Duscaglia when I soy: We've gor ro leorn rhor deorh isjusr onorher ospecr of life. Ir's o porring wirh rhe vehicle, ir's o going on. Deorh reaches us ro go on. Scorr accomplished many rhings rhis year ond if nor for rhis rrogedy, he would hove gorren whor he rried so hard for. We oil loved Scorr for his coring, under- sranding, ond friendship, ond we will oil miss him dear- ly. Dur one rhing rhor we con gain from rhis is rhor deorh reaches us whor love is-ir's open arms. Ir's free- dom. Keep your arms open ond people will come ond go-os rhey will anyway. Experience life, agonize; scream, cry; ond rhen ler ir go. Michael S Foss 'Yhey Tell laeZhaZr on.hj 2UW (7 7 nt io iti TQlj h Ajrb th aT he OjaS Zh . o s£ TuLuaiji 50 Tiappo cctid jinjinj Asonj 'ift live c hcerftdftj asndtoiTrh Zest OJO i a. (jCefidr 77UlM,SO iitj Q-fldSo stronj A OA A HrKts Spent Ziiift Turn ocr the. hippies? A AftA I jT O T JidJ 7(roio Tic didn't have Zona 'jtor ZoodZ Tii.'m.'hom- . nnc? 2ui f him to rest. Cant muJcrs-tAnd this Zife very clearly 'Bn.t'J'il Zrfu , and io Zhejord x 'm praijinj TZhkt Tie Two Tnachx) loved him Nearly 'S-nd Txe can hear these loords Thasayinj Scoii, J'ZZ Keep you.r memory , M ?l epyour Tovt 'Ttay 6j°d lujLf ijou SoJe in heaven -t ove 2 (Jem d+ve£t

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dedication 1983 Each year rhe graduating dass singles our a member of rhe faculry or community rhar ir feels has helped rhem ro reoch one of rheir nnosr imporranr milestones thus for in rheir lives: graduation To rhis person ir bestows rhe greatest honor it has ro give. Ir dedicates ro him her its yearbook, its losr arrochmenr ro Hermon High School. In years gone by rhere has been a large array of recipient for rhis honor Many different people hove hod a yearbook dedicated ro rhem, ond oil of rhem hove been more rhon deserving Perhaps ar no orher time will a group of people have so many who core obour rhem Ir is for rhis reason rhar rhe dedication of o yearbook is so imporranr ro rhe senior class. Ir gets rhe chance ro srep bock ond say rhank you before ir leaves rhese brick laden walls of Hermon High forever We, os Seniors, are no exception ro rhe rule. We, roo, hove chosen someone rhar we feel has done much for our doss, as well os rhe entire school. In fact, rhis dedication is nor just from rhe graduating class of 1983, bur from rhe many dosses over rhe years rhar have been guided ond helped by rhis person He musr assume a role rhar is ofren condemned wirhour jusr cause He is rhe law, and wirhour ir Hermon High School would hove folded many years ago; bur Hermon High School did nor fold, and rhonks largely ro rhe efforts of rhis man, Hermon will grow and prosper for many years ro come He is a friend ro oil rhor allow him ro be; he holds rhe single mor imporranr virtue o person can hold: respect. Ir is through rhis respect rhor he keeps rhe cogs of Hermon High School rurning. Ir is for all rhese reasons and more, rhar we, rhe dass of nineteen hundred ond eighry rhree, hove chosen ro dedicare rhis year's Microphone wirh pride, honor, and respecr ro rhe mosr deserving person we could think of: MR CASWELL WOOD 3