Gorham State College - Hillcrest / Green and White Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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Pri-s. Ray: Yin--l'rvs. Fluwl' 904' . , ., , . Jlldfg Tri-us. lwyrllc- Carol D' ' .lvla pobvs again info Flllillly Len a, Carol and Luvy wa il for friends on R0 IT TAKES bie Hall steps

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TEACH BYE ' 9 BYE with th:-m. Miss l'ualJod5 is greeting her at tht- stzhool stops. ln hor years ol' service as Director ol' Training at Corham Miss Hastings has llliltlt' thou- sands ol' visits lilxc this. llcr 1'CM211'Cl is in tht- hun- clrvcls of mon and WOIIIQII who have talwn tht-ir placm-s in Xlaim- 1-lassrooms with conhflence- ancl witl1 the almility to wa1'1'autit. ln tht- uppvr vormfr viewing a small section ol' the mountain ol' svrap metal and scrap I'ltlTl,tPI' that rose as a re-sult ol thc school cl1ild1'vn's harcl work in thi- salvagz- clrivc. arv the Junior High staff. Mr. Anclerson. Nliss 'liraslx and Miss Pride. Ancly is principal of tlif- lJt'lll0ltSll'2lli0Il School. teaclwr of English. sc-oulmastf-r. Itlillitfl' of prize-winning pho- tographs ancl loaf-lim' of photography in summer school. and a radio ham of parts until the war vndvtl this holmlly. Miss Trask. vivo pI'lIlCiIJ2ll ami tc-af-lu-r of social studios. is much in dmnanrl as lf-at-lwr of Maim- history ancl 514-ograplly in sunmwr Sf SSl0llS. Shi- has travvllc-tl t'Xlf'IlSiVPly outside tht- statv. Miss Pricle- te-at-lws Nlillll0l1ltlllC'S ancl was honorvcl ln tht- gox'm'nor. on he-r return from a SllllllHPI' 4-xpvflition on tht- .-Xllagasli. as thc' lirsl woman anglm' owl' to lanfl a trout five fe-Pt long. Creators of vital school lift- for Grades 4, 5 and 6 o qucstmn moul ll tc an lllg sm hoo IN Inspiring

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4 YE RS TO GET A B CHELOR OF CIE Seniors are alike in their belief that elementary school children should have teachers as well prepared as high school teachers, and that the four-year course for which the degree of Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education is awarded, represents such thorough prep- aration. Norma Butterfield, Betty and Pat Bussone. Owen Durgin and Lindy Eaton pursued this goal from the time they entered Cor- hani, and make up the second group of seniors in the four-yfear inte- grated course. Others in the class, graduated from three-year courses at Gorham, Farmington or Aroostook State last June, are intent on completing their work for the l3aehelor's degree hefore starting their teaching. Still others have shown their interest in professional improvement hy' returning for their fourth year of study' after teaching. These include Muriel Barharick. Barbara Doherty, Mrs. Packard, Blanche ljeterson and Myrtle Storer. Besides Commencement, a distinctively senior activity' is the writing of the class ode in which competition, traditionally, the yyriters must compose lmoth words and music. The ode is sung hy' the class at Commencement. Miss Andrews reported that the odes sulp- mitted this ycar were of a high order ol excellence. Spark plug, steering wheel Gerry, Judy and Ginny attack Frankfurt and Hdlllllurg