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

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GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL 15 Cite faculty Principal Walter Earle Russell. A. B. (Wesleyan University). School Management, Principles of Teaching. Louis Burton Woodward, A. B. (Bates College), Natural Science. Civics. Katharine Haludav (Bridgewater Normal), Literature, Composition, History. Gertrude Lincoln Stone, B. S. (Farmington Normal. Columbia). Grammar, Psychology, Arithmetic, Rural Sociology. Jessie Louise Keene, Ph. B. (Wesleyan University). Industrial Arts. Bird Study. Louise Turner Wetherbee (Massachusetts Normal Art School), Drawing. George Albion Brown (Gorham Normal). Woodworking Trades, Machine Shop and Theory. Lawrence Nelson Cilley (Gorham Normal). Metal Working Trades. Drafting. Mabel Frances Ryan (Framingham Normal) Geography, Agriculture. Miriam Eunice Andrews (New England Conservatory of Music). Music, Reading. Nellie Woodbury Jordan (Gorham Normal), Current History, United States History, Social Ethics. Beatrice Olive Willis (Boston School of Physical Education), Physical Education, Physiology, Hygiene. Ethel Janice Jefferds (Gorham Normal. Farmington Normal), Cookery, Sewing, House- hold Management. Joseph Benjamin Chaplin (University of Maine), Junior High Mathematics, Business Eng- lish, Grammar. Cathryn Parker, A. B. (Kearney Teachers' College, University of Nebraska), Composition, Reading, Literature. Mary Louise Hastings (Castleton Normal), Director of Practice Work. Harriet Gaynell Trask (Castine Normal). Supervisor of Grades VII and VIII. Ethelyn Foster Upton, (Gorham Normal), Supervisor of Grades V and VI. Lois Eleanor Pike (Gorham Normal), Supervisor of Grades III and IV. Dorothy Rachel Lyons (Presque Isle Normal). Supervisor of Junior Primary, Grades I and II. Evelyn Rebecca Hodgdon (Gorham Normal) Model Rural School, West Gorham. Co Che Jfacultu You’re just a memory that comes, When the sandman’s trudgin’ by, And you go with me to dreamland And stick through smile and sigh. Your faces arc ever with me And your smiles are a beamin’, too, And don’t you think that I forget Those scoldings I went through. I thought you all Xantippes When you started in on advice; We hated to admit we were wrong. Though you did it just to be nice. But we kids couldn’t see it that way, To us life was just a song. Everything good, nothing was bad In this work as we plodded along. We couldn’t sec you wanted to keep The conception of life sweet and pure For us, the climbers of Fool’s Hill, For you knew what we must endure. But isn’t it the age old adage. That says with a twink of the eye, “Experience must teach the fools, On life’s highway as they trudge by?” So as you stay with me always In memory, truth, and dream. I’ll admit I’m one of those many fools, “And things arc not what they seem.1 But you. you’re true and earnest. And I’ve found you so e’en in strife, You who direct our childhood. You arc our pilots through life.

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