Gorham High School - Schola Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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7 4' 6331 I 1-i ,IfIl,'f: i n K?5jne3EEN, g.gl i2:3i:TE f fi' '5 TO THE CLASS OF 1932 In a few days many of you will have been graduated from the Gorham Normal School 5 will have left its hilltop as an alumnus. of the school instead of a student in the school. For many of you your school-student days will be permanently over and you will be looking forward to school-teacher days. May your anticipation be rewarded and may next September find you a teacher in some school in which you will achieve both happiness and success. If it were in my power to do so I would see that this wish in your behalf were fulfilled. It is not. Its fulfillment lies primarily in the hands of the employing superintendent but after that, it is in your hands. If, perchance, the superintendent should not give you an opportunity to demon strate your willingness and your fitness to succeed, there are then two courses open to you. First, to wait and loaf till a chance comes. This course is deadening and probably hopeless. The second open way is to make the intervening time count toward better preparation for future study or by apprentice teaching in some excellent system, even without pay. Whatever happens do not let yourselves be classified in that unfortunate group of drifters which Secretary Wilbur speaks of as all dressed up educationally and no place to go. WALTER EARLE RUSSELL.

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r , V , -'f:- gf., . ',. -fn V. rf ff ,swf VVALTER EARLE RUSSELL, A. B., Ed. D. XYESLEYAX LSNIVERSITY. CLARK LYNIYER- sirr St'xixu2R ScHO0L Principles of Teaching, Evolution Of American Education. His devfv rwwurd, not that fhfy spoke his f7l'1IfA'1'., Bu! Ilrat flzcy Ill'0llgI1f I0 him tlzcir lzzznmn 11rf'c1'.', LOUIS BURTON VVOODVVARD BATES CO1.L14:r:1z, I'lARVARU LAW SLIHOOL, HARVARD SUMMER SCHOOL Science. School Law, Ethics UT smrrlz flu' zmrld fur Irullz. lVc full ilu' youd, flu' lruv, the beautiful. KATHARINE I-IALLIDAY , BRIOQAIQWATRR NORMAL SCHOOL , Literature, Composition. Nu fvariial. svlfislz juzrjinsc II1'l'IlkS , Thr .fiuzflv Iwuzcty of your Nan. RYUI' lit' from flu-mir Oz' altar .vlzakvx Ynur .vtmdy fuitlz in man. GliR'l'RUDlE LINCOLN STONE, IZ. S.. M. A. FARxi1N1m1N NORMAL SLOHOOL. COLUMBIA LINIYHRSITY Psychology, Rural Socinlogy, History and Education. W 'lirlzyufrxiinul alum' can rmzducl us to l flmf riijnywzmzf 'whirh is, ui' 01lfI'f', hast in qualify and infinite in qimzitifyf' XELLIE XYOODBIIRY JORDAN, R. S. BOSTON L'x1i'ERs1Tx'. HARVARD SUMMER SLIHOOL, tfO1-ifR11x1A LUYIYERSITY, l,,iXLMER Scuoor, Ov PENMANSHI1' History, Library Science, Pcnmanslmip. '.4Il't1zaz' I lmru' I -1lf'i'l' will: low I11I.Vf'0I?I'Il, --UI flint I ask - you kcrfv llzc faith 1uibrnkr'n. JESSIE LOUISE KEENIE, Ph. li. VVIESLEVAN Umvi-:Rs1Tx' Gt-ueral Science, Bird Study, Hygiene. Lvl llzvm' lu' umuy fvir111'f1:t'.v in 'win' mul Tim! all flu' glory of the 1llli7.'6I'SL' rlluy bvrrulify if. page twenty-two