in the 1930s and maintained camps on nearby Streaked Mountain and Marshall Pond. Music was a popular activity, and the school had several groups, including a dance band, orchestra, and vocal quartet. The school established a Cum Laude chapter in 1927 to honor students for scholastic achievement. Cum Laude is a national honor society for independent schools. Green Key, which hosts guests and provides campus tours, started in 1949. Hebron held its first reunion in 1883 and alumni associations began meeting in New York City, Boston, and Portland around 1913. Heads of school William E. Sargent, 1885–1921 Ernest C. Marriner, 1921-1921 James W. Howlett, 1921–1922 Ralph L. Hunt, 1922–1943 Claude L. Allen Jr., 1946–1972 David Rice, 1972–1977 John Leyden, 1977–1985 Richard B. Davidson, 1985-1986 David Buran, 1986–1991 Ray Nelson, 1991-1992 Richard B. Davidson, 1992–1999 Paul C. Domingue, 1999–2001 John J. King, 2001–2016 Dan J. Marchetti, 2016–2021 Mary Warner, 2021–2022, Acting Head of School Patrick J. Phillips, 2022—Present Academics Hebron offers a traditional college-preparatory curriculum with several Advanced Placement and Honors options and with offerings in subjects such as religion and philosophy, fine and performing arts, and environmental studies. The school is a member of the Cum Laude Society. Areas of study include English, Mathematics and Computer Studies, Social Studies, Languages, Science, Fine and Performing Arts, and Religion and Ethics. AP options include English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, Art, Latin, French, and Spanish. Athletics Students participate in a wide variety of seasonal interscholastic sports at both the varsity and sub varsity levels. Hebron Academy competes with public and independent schools from Maine and New England. The Academy requires all students, with the exception of those students with physical disabilities, to participate in the school's athletic program at least two of the three seasons of the school year. The third season may also be devoted to athletics or to another afternoon activity. Each athlete participating in a sport is assigned to a team based on his or her demonstrated ability or potential. Special programs The Outdoor Education Program Hebron Academy's setting, including with three mountains, two lakes, two stands of second growth forest, several miles of trails, two waterfront campsites, a number of pitches for rock climbing and a fully stocked outdoor center and boathouse, offers students opportunities for outdoor recreation and learning. The Academy's Director of Outdoor Education is a Registered Maine Guide, Wilderness First Responder, NATO certified telemark ski instructor