Gorham High School - Schola Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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F1i:f3iwii.a gs-5113.3 .fj Qiahtiepal. A LCTE I l page twcrzty-se'zJMz -Q.-nu.. THELMA ELOISE RHYNSBURGER STEPHENS JUNIOR COLLEGE. PENNSYL- VANIA COLLEGE, UN1vERsiTx' or IOWA, JOHN FLETc:HER COLLEGE C1930-19315 Junior and Senior Music, Orchestra, Men's Glee Club, VVOmen,s Glee Club. rVm1v but tl1ysf1f can Im thy parallel. SYLVIA VIRGINIA BRAZZELL, A. B. CoLm' COLLEGE, NIIDDLEBURY FRENCH SCHOOL, CORNELL UN1X'ERSITY C1930-19315 French Methods, Ad- vanced French Grammar and Literature Course. Latin Methods, Livy. Horace Odes and Epodesf, and Advanced Com- position in Latin. Her dir, hm' HIfIllllt'I'5. all 'who saw adnzzrvdf' PERCY SEVVALL RIDLON. A. B. BOwnO1N COLLEGE, BATES COLLEGE, Bos- TON UNIX'ERSITY C1930-19315 Acting Principal Practice SchOOl,Junior High School Organization, English in Grades Seven, Eight and Nine. Hr lalvzmr gnod on good fo fit' and n:zc'z's To T.'l.I'fIlC cwry trinmplz llzaf hc knows. ALICE VVETHERELL GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL Supervisor of Grades One and Two. fAbsent on leave.l Swcct mzturv gilded by fha gracious gleam nf letters. MA 'ppc Km' dis Q I Ne w Pa.e.Ka.v'l . ,1 'B . I 'tw I qw :Bti if J MC fi

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, ,. UL? 'ih'Qj7 ffa?F, Leia' fe W-. ... 'fig M T.. .- li EQTQ EFIE EWSPLS ETHELYN FOSTER UPTON GORHAM NflliM:NI. SCHOOL, COLUMBIA LINIVERSITY Mathematics and Science in juniur High School. HCJILI' uzakes mick Own Ilclnvilzvss only by fakmy c'm'c of the lllIf7f7lI1-CSS of !7f1lC7'.F.H HELEN L. WHITCOMIE GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL Supervisor Of Grades One and Two. Y'lu'rv is nn zmry so sun' of making 0flIf'l'.N' lmlvfiy as being so UI1C,S .vcIf. NORMA GLADYS THURSTON GURHAM NClRBIfXI. SCHOOL Supervisor uf Grades Five and Six. A romztvlzmzcc in u'l1icl1 did mmf .S'wc'vt 1'm'ordx, f11'a111isv.v as s'w1'z'i. RUTH LOUISE MILLER GORHAM NORKIIKL SLHOOI. Supervisor Of Grades Three and Four. Thy Il1OdL'.Yfj .Y fl candle In flzy n1c'1'if. ET H ELYN EST ELLE Pl ERC E Gcz1aHAM NOJQMAL S61-mul., CAs'r1N1a NOR- MAL SCHOOL QSUMMERU Supervisor VVest Gorham Modern Rural School. HSIICIZ CI mm as 1111310110 would wislz I0 A'II0'ZC'.H MIRIAM ALDEN RANDALL, A. B. RADc1.1lfr1z COL1.1aO12 f'193f90-19311 Mathematics, XYOrld His- tory. T I lcmylz, for lmpc lmllz lzafvfy plum' with mv. ' Page twenty-six

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J X - 5 , A L. .LL 'fbi J' .' le.. 555 ,jf-,4'gg:v E .sa ?f'?fL ' ia? ', I1 ' ' H l,.. Ti ,,.. fa-1,93 A 13 9-Sp la ,' I' xi lr 1 L -'A If, . ' r rl'-rl '4',:4v V dar Y Ulf! L N m . , fill: N' if l HILLTOPS The hills of home were low and broad. I'd climlaecl them all and stayed Long hours 'neath the summer sun Or in the evening shade. I was content with my small lot. The stars were far away, Life was so easy, etfortless, The fugure bright and gay. But suddenly I felt unrest, A deep, insistent cry - To leave the low hills I had known, To readh up to the sky. ' To climb the high hills, higher yet, To stre ch my arms afar, To rock t e cradle of a moon. And touch the farthest star. The years have passed, the way is steep, I have not scaled the heights, But a Power great beyond my ken Has led my steps aright. My burden's growing lighter, For with each passing day I learn another lesson To help me on my way. And still my steps lead upward, My face is toward the sky, Still is my desire High as the hills are high. I'l1 reach the hilltop, higher yet, And stretch my arms afarg I'll rock the cradle of a moon, And touch the farthest star! Arlene W. Kelley. l page twenty-eiglll