Hermon High School - Microphone Yearbook (Hermon, ME)

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MAINE SCHOLARS’ DAY Chris Bamford Terza Simon Maine Scholars' Day is when 500 talented high school juniors from around Maine get together to expe- rience college life. They are given a test in which ten students may win a free tu- ition to UMAINE. Hermon has had one scholarship winner. The students are selected by their PSAT exams, rank- ing in class, classes that they took, and their cumulative averages. The students ex- perience life in a dorm while taking real college classes. They make many friends and learn a lot from this valuable experience. |eff Meiczinger Michael Caboury DIRIGO GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE 28 Stacy White Picture Not Available ■v l • Tammy Chris Douglass Bamford Girls’ and Boys' State is a large role-playing simulation game in wnicn a state is cre- ated. Actually it is a state of mind, where 500 high school seniors-to-be, throughout the state, learn about state and lo- cal government. With help from elected and appointed officials (Governor, Speaker of the House, and Area Town Managers) instruction is giv- en and hopefully learned re- garding our democratic polit- ical process. Running for office, via pe- tition papers, making a ballot, going through a mock town warrant with an area town manager are just a few of the things to be learned. These two programs pro- vide an excellent opportunity to become involved, fight ap- athv. learn by doing, live on a college campus with a room- mate, and meet leaders of to- morrow. |eff Meiczinger Karl Drake Michael Gabon ry

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HEIDI I. WOOD •‘Hi’ “Tammy “Through Ihe years we will all be together, if the fates allow. Thank you — to the best collection of friends, teachers, and other assorted loved ones in existence; I love you all. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 1; Debate 2; Jr. Ex.; Pep Band 2; Solo Ensemble 2. 4; Senior Concessions; District V 1. 4; Speech 1. 4. HOLLY LYNN WOOD Hoi Holland If you need me I'll be there, but I ask of you to never let me go. I love you. Brian!! Thanks. Mom and Dad, Lorna and Cara; I love you all! Cross Country 1. 2; Cheerleading 1. 2. 3. 4; Co-op 4. EUGENE WYMAN Gene” If you like the thought you’re thinking, then only think of your thoughts. Voc-Ed 4. SENIORS WITH NO PICTURES AVAILABLE: IVAN BRAWN No more Mr. Nice Guy. — Alice Cooper Chess 1; Co-op 4. DANIEL ELWELL CLIFFORD FOSS Cliff Cuffa A2 Friends may come and friends may go. but true friends will remain; that I know. I love you. Mom. Thank you for everything. Basketball 1. 2; Baseball 1. 4; Golf 1. 3; Racquetball 2, 3. 4; Voc-Ed 3. 4. KELLY JO GOSS Kel If you love something, set it free; if it comes back to you, it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it was never meant to be. I truly love you. Doug! F.H.A. 1.2. BRIAN IOHNSTON DEIRDRE PHILLIPS JENNIFER SYKES 27

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JUNIOR PRIZE SPEAKING First Row: Mrs. Stewart. Second Row: Stacy White, Sherry Bragg. Ter- za Simon. Terry Fowler, Marilyn Trott. Third Row: John Kraus, Shane Withee. Orrel Badger, Heidi Wood, Tammy Dunton. Wendy Daudlin, Laurie Peary, Shannon Newcomb, Sheila Withee. 29