Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

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. EEN AI-'IQIIQQT ,t ROBERT DRAY TON METCALF English Prof. Metcalf, better known as Metty , is the man who advises the staffs of the Hebronian and the Green Parrot. Metty', is a tireless worker for the students of the academy, and is admired by every student of Hebron. We will never forget your English classes. We really wish you could follow us to college, as we know you would be just the man to make us study. Metty'l is one member of the faculty who enjoys sports, although he never lets them interfere with a stuclent's scholastic requirements. Page Twelve

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U 6? ,, . EEN r2XoTgQge 1 l CHARLES C. DWYER Athletic Director, Science A vast amount of credit for the present success of Hebron Academy is due to good- natured Coach Dwyer. He is a real man, a real Daddy to us all, and a strikingly pro- nounced asset to the school. We who are under him are proud of that fact, for he is the very best influence we could have in character building, both scholastically and athletically. Coach Dwyer, you are our ideal, and we are grateful to you for taking such a part in making our school what it is today. Page Eleven

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U lp, K . EEN ARRQT GEORGE R. RENWICK French, Latin Here we have one of the far-famed residents of Bar Harbor. Prof. Renwick is one of the most popular professors on the campus, although he does get his ire up once in a while. However, he cools off vcry quickly and is always willing to give the fellows a break . In the classroom he is the same way---he tries to meet the fellows more than half-way. Thus, you can readily see why this professor will always continue to be held in high respect by the students who have had courses under his excellent instruction. Page Thirteen