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

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KENNETI'I DSCAR MACDl-IBER CHIEIE Livcrnmre Falls High 5:110:01 Winthmp, Maine Training, Gorham Training Scfzaai, Grades 5 mid :7 Lambda Pi Sigma Club; Juninr Bnyai Masque U, 24; Varsity Basabail III, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6:! ; HG Club 1:3, 4, 5, Ed ; A. A. 1:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Eli ; Manager Baakatball E3, 4 ,: ; Class Baseball :3, 4, 5, 4:: ; Vanity Basketball i3, 4, 5, 43:; Class Basketball i3, 44; Treasurer Haws.1 Athittic Ass'n i5, 631; Eh-ianager Gnrham Rcvue. If Euka- had takm nut accident insurance, He'd have reached his fartunt in a lump; Wham he went out riding with Riley And gilt that enormous bump. ALBERT WILLIAM QUIMBY ff J: Edward Little, High Schuml Auburn, Maine Training, Gnrham Training Erhard, Eradm 5 and F Lambda Pi Sigma Club; J'uuinr 3433i Maaque U, 23'; Vice Pmsident G Club G, 4L: :1? 1Cllub Lil, 2, 3, 4, 5, El; Uperetta i1, 2, 3, 44; Dramatic Club i1, Ej; Uutdnnr Club i1, 23 ,Asst. Advertising Managua GREEN AND WHITE f3, 44; Class. Marahal f1, 3;; A. A. :11. :3, 3, 4, 5, EJ; Ernsa C'Uunfnjrr i1, 3, 3, 4:4; Baseball 121, 2, 3, 4L . Baskatn hall Squad i3, 4, 5, Ej; Asst. Manager Easkttball 1:3, 4:3; Interclass Baatbail 1:3, 4, 5, G4; Interclass Crass Cnuntry 4:3, 4:; ; Interclass Basketball t3, 4, 5, 6:! ; Manager Basket- ball E5, Ell; Boy? Glee Club E5, F0. chnnair, 511nm.r and gay, Must always hc's juat that way; But fin: feat Him wmft make Sixty-twu inchcs. Sn that's why :Es cloudy tn-day. STANDISH ALLEE'J RILEY Livermurr: FalIS High 5:110:31 Livermnrr: Falls, Maine: Training, G'm'fmm Training Srfmal, Grada 3 f3, 45$,- Grrxdc 6 r5, 4 Lambda Pi Sigma 11'13resic14ntj i1, Eli; Lambda Pi Sigma 4Vic4 Prasidantli :13, 4:: ; Junim' Bays' Masque U. 24 ; Dut- dnnr Club f1, 24; Vice President Mid-Seniars i3, 4:1; FreasJurEr A. A. III, 23!; Stage. Manager Gotham Rama: 5, 5 . med ncvcr think Etan was nervous, To see him at house parties and such, But gust Mm near a hm: ni type, The thmg upsets at a touch. 4391 . 1F - f '. 19460REMFF mmer-azali ! '1 I

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r1 I a i I I I '3 Jummwamwmzi 3 1 J 3; ' 31 ! ' LT RDEERT L41 MES HA KRIS Bah Gnrham High Schnnl Garham. Maine Training, Gurhnm 5:34:33, Gratin 5 and r5 1-1::3 President 3f the Class 3f '34; M. T. EL; 3.. 3L; Glee Club. Bub just dates cm conversatiun, Hr: like? dancing quit: a bit; So in pohtc civiliantmn, HF: 15 sure It: make a hit. FLLFRED WALTER LESSARD IICIE-I'Ejfc-JJ Gardinar High 51:11331 Gardiner, Maine Training, Gm'fmm Training 3:333:33, Grades 3 mad 3 Dutdanr Club f1, 33:; Varsity Basketball 4:1, 3, 3, 4, 3, 3:4; Varsity Baseball f1, 3, 3, 4J; CI'CISS Country f3, 4, 3, 33; Lambda Pi Sigma Club; junim' ans' Masqm 1:1, 33: Manager 343313311 33, 41!; .FL A. 1:1, 3, 3, 4, 3, 33; 6'! Club f3, 4, 3, 33; Interclass Bawball :f3, 4, 3, 3:3; Inter- cIass Crass Ccuntrjr i3, 4;; Prasident 3f Cnuncil, Benim- membEr 1:3, 43; Iilterclass Basketball :13, 43; P1 Theta Club i3, 3,1; Preaitleut DE A. EL 4:3, 3:1; Vice President G Club i3, 33. Already Eamnus in baseball, Chicifs training now for track: Hun: runs each day tn the 1134': office To fetch :1 letter hack. WALLACE EDWARD MACDDNALD Deming High 5:110:11 Partland, Maine Training, Gm'ham Training 3311331, Grades 5 mm? ,1? Secmtary 3f Advanced Seminar Class 1:3, 33; Class Treasurer 1:3, 4;, Dutdnnr Club CL, 33:; Managar Crass Cthuntry 71:3, 4, 3, 33; En Club 33, 4, 3, 33!; Treasurer htGH Club 113, 3:1 ; Interclass Baaehall i3, 4, 3, 33 ; Dramatic Club til, 33.1 ; Uperetta i1, 33b; Athletic Editnr GREEN AND WHITE 1:3, 43; Lambda Pi Sigma; 43,. A. 111, 3, 3, 4, 3, 3?; Secretary Buys' 13.. :3, i3, 43; Pi Theta Club t3, 32:; Baakethall 1:5! El Scutchmen are canny and shrewd, They don't throw their money away; Tlmn how accuunt Eur Sunny when Twcnty-EVE cants fur a penny hill pay? I331

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e 1 .: 1 i19rGREEchHHD WMTBE .1 ! SENIUR CLASS UFFICERS Left ta right: L+ Wiliey, F. Clayteii, G. Mere, R. Milleri SENIOR PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE FENCES Weuld it not be interesting to traee the evolution of rnemrriede walls? Observe hret the Great Wren of China standing eut as a 5kg.r line along its herders. Consider the dikes of Holland and the ferhirlding walI-eurreunded eeetiee ef the middle ages. Examine eui- ewri huge dares, eerl-tiriuellyr hear- ing witness te increasing engineering skill. Iii eeritraet teu theee huge barriers note the miniature wells er fences, erreh ee etene, wDe-den, ireuriJ hriek, and cement, merry times mere popular and numerous in number. What was their need? Chine eenetrueted her well te keep out a werld ef foreign progress, 30 dearlyr did she pay reverence to her forefathers. The Duteh eenetrueted their sea wells seler fer preteetien against incoming water; the medieval knight, against rneneeirig peoples. The dame within eur ewn borders, whieh Stand nut es 3. mark of preeperity, were purpeeed fer the conservation of power. Just as there were hieterie barriers for preteetien and later these whieh indicated prosperity and power within, er: are there mental barriers. History is but a stirring illustratien of it. The true edueater ie the one who reeegnieing power within is able te eepe with difficulties euteide emf hie. ewn immediate held, to hreek de-wri mental feneee end hreneh out into larger territories of thought. In every iuetenee i301