Essex Agricultural and Technical Institute - Aggie / Maple Yearbook (Hathorne, MA)

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Y,, emortam DIRECTOR HAROLD A. MOSTROM The Christmas’ season of 1958 was indeed a sad one for the family and friends of Harold A. Mostrom who, for eighteen years, served as Director of the Essex County Agricultural School. Mr. Mostrom throughout his life exemplified the tenets of voca- tional education: Love of God, love of country, love of fellow man, and love of agriculture. As students under his supervision, we can attest to the above, and we wish to add one more — love of his students. Speaking for the student body, the editorial staff of “The Maple” assures his family that Director Mostrom, who was and still is an inspiring influence on our young lives, will remain in our thoughts and prayers for many years to come.

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