Fort Fairfield High School - Northern Light Yearbook (Fort Fairfield, ME)

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In Memoriam ROBIN BIRD - C1960-19723 The Lord's ways are not always in the clearest of lightp and when a loved one is called at such a tender, innocent age to adjoin God, confusion and heartbreak so sorrowfully felt, are most unbearable. The death of Robin is not a forgotten journey: for affectionately warm and lov- ing thoughts of one so very special live on infinitely within, deeply embedded in the bosom of our hearts and the immeasurable abyss of our souls. A small flame from the light of your being will burn inside all who knew and loved youp and treasured memories will be forever vivid in reminiscent minds. Your physical absence as we prepare for graduation is deeply felt indeedg but your ever-present spirit will be with us as we march down the aisle toward boundless goals and dreams. CWritten by Kate Moirsl.

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To the Senior Class: Soon you will join the ranks of Fort Fairfield High School Alumni. May you take with you pleasant remembrance of classmates, friends, as well as special events. The Fort Fairfield High School staff looks forward to learning of your accomplishments as alumni, resulting from lives lived with zest and purpose. Sincerely, Mr. Rodney M. Doody, Principal of Fort Fair- field High School From the Editors Pen As editors of the 1979 Northern Light year- book, we have had a lot of interesting experi- ences. We would like to thank the yearbook staff for their cooperation. We hope that the '79 Northern Light will bring back many fond memories of F.F.H.S. This year we finally figured out how past edi- tors stayed on top of what looked like days and days of paper work. Whenever we saw Mrs. Nehring, she always had her pencil in hand or typewriter at her side. We would like to give her a special Thanks . in-.. iis L fft 2, ...AX iiliiili vang . 'fof'

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Mr, Thib., We Think You Are Great! lf anyone is deserving of being the recipient of an hon- orable tribute, it is Mr. Larry Thibodeau. A high school teacher is one who helps students to learn, but when this skill is combined with such qualities as: friendship, loy- alty, fairness, and a sense of warm humor that enlightens all, you have much more than an ordinary teacher. You have one who is working at his maximum to prepare the immature students of today for transformation into the young adults of tomorrow. Mr. Thibodeau emphasizes individuality and works to strenghten the egos and per- sonalities of his students so that they may realize confi- dence and learning go hand in hand. This one is for you, Mr. Thib from the Class of '79! We are finally at the end of the beginning, and as we look to the possibility of a strong future, we have you and oth- ers like you to be grateful to. Many thanks, Mr. Thibo- deau. ll fWritten by Kate Moirsj - li In His Younger Days I