Gorham High School - Schola Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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Linwood Card Bertha Frost President Vice-President F0 RTH YEAR GRAD ATES 0 9 ll Q 9 9 Q I :ne Edith Rossborough Almery Hamblen Secretary Treasurer 4.30 P. M., SEPTEMBER ll Hand-picked and heaven-sent, the second fourth-year class of Gorham Normal School gath- ered, and members looked each other over. They found over two-thirds picked from graduates of the year before, several picked from graduates of other years, and three sent from other schools. There was a marked heterogeneity of ages, sizes. and back- grounds, but all claim Maine for a native or adopted home. Some had returned to Gorham after several years of successful teaching and prepared to learn to study all over again. This group has had a few additions and subtractions, but numerically has remained practically the same. 12.10 P. M., SEPTEMBER 30 The group, now mutually acquainted, regatlierecl for organization and emerged with the above officers, plus John Grindle, representative to Civic Commit- tee, and Mr. Woodward, class adviser. 7.30-11.00 P. M., NOVEMBER 5 Class dignity was laid aside as members supportel their distinctively decorated Masked Poverty Ball, Ernie Doyle, in clothes that must have been Linnie's, shuffled off with a prize. 8.30 A. M.. NOVEMBER 18 Almery Hamblen started off to Boston as our class representative. 9.00 A. M.-10.30 P. M.. FEBRUARY 18 Back-to-Gorham Day, with many former class- mates returning for meaningful events, went on under the chairmanship of Charles Loomis. 8.15 A. M., MARCH 10 Edward Jess announced as class delegate to New York. JUNE 12 to 19-SENIOR WEEK The class plans to store up lasting memories in an active, collegiate-toned Senior Week. page thirty