Gorham High School - Schola Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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Lu lt S, 1 ,X .T-T fi--, Y Ziyi 'ffiffil ' 2 , ' Mi .JI 5' a-,1 iii Q, 1 ETFI21 Dow Saunders Plummer Ross ADVANCED SENIORS Teaching is the hill of our desires and ambitions. During our hrst year we were placed in a new environment, away from previous influences and were made more independent. Many lasting friendships were formed and we shaped the foot of our hill with preliminary knowledge through observation and study. The second year developed our knowledge and gave us practical association with our work through practice teaching. We are now completing our three years, training in Gorham Normal School and we have a clearer view of that hilltop. Our work was based on a very simple philosophy of government-the use of our personal character and initiative as the prime requisites in educational and social life. NVith the background we have gained through the excellent cooperation of the faculty, we face our hilltop with foresight and great joy because it means tinancial independence and a respected place in the community with an opportunity to benefit through educating children. Bzfrlon .'llIdt'l'S0lI. CLASS OFFICERS Pircsidvnt, DoNALn Dow P760-Pl't,.Y1idl'lIf, VVALLAQIQ SAUNDERS Secretary, XYILLIAM PLUMMER T7'Ul7.YZfl'Fl'A, NIARGARIET R oss page thirty