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

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NELLIIZ H'EHJOITJHL'RY jQRD.-KN. H.313. HUSTDE LTHIVERSITT. 'E-iaemen. CeLrMem. J.meeee SeHeeL DI? Pemmxemp Experienee in teeehing: Smith Pnrtlend. Eie- menterjjrr Seheel: Seuth Fenland. State Seheel fer Buys: Hinghem. 31355.. EIEIHEHIHIT Seheel: Areesteek Kennel Seheel, Presque Isle: 511111mer Seheels. Areesteeh mu! Cestine Kennel Seheels: Aeting State Direeter ef Phyeieel Edueatien. State Department ef Educatien. Auguste: Dean nf uremen, Gerhelu Kennel Sehnel fIEJ'E-Eel erierj', Seeiel Tithiee, Library Seienee, Penman- shifh H'hrn furnme Hrmx and smiles me were, her faith in- :ren eeiH Huger yet I ELIZAHETH JANE CLEARV, 1-1. I3. Wl-iEATee: CULLeeE, I-Ieemeu Experience in teaching: I'Tartferd. Verment. High Beheel. l'Iistnry; Gerhem f-l'HZETeL Hf;- ferj' end Metheds. Civics. He mast H2133 whe thinks meet, feels the iaebiesf, eds Hm .ILneenf.H SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The eeeiel studies aim te previde knewledge fer the understanding ef present- cley institutiens and ten develep habits ef right seeial behavier based upen a reeegni- tien of nut seeial interdelzendenee; to develop sueh attitudes :13 seareh fer truth, histerieel mindedness, and telerenees: te ereate eueh interests and tastes a5 leve of reading and appreciatien ef the eentrihutiens ef the past: and be inspire these ideals whieh will make us realize true dEIlIUCI'ELCj-r and hretherheed. Threugheut the werlc hiegraphy helps in promoting and inspiring individual pregrees. The eeurses in Greek, Reman, United States and Werld Hietery reeeustruet the past to aid in the interpretatien ef the present. In history metheds the emphasis is pIeeed upon ways ef presenting the past in erder te develop the appropriate habits, attitudes, interests and ideals at an early age. Threugh library seienee the teehnique fer dee velepieg baelcgreund in hiStDI'jf, literature, and the arts through the use of beaks is aegiiired. Seeial Ethics leads the student te eenetruetive self-ehelysie and to strengthen traits desirable for right seeiel behaviour. Civies applies eur knewledge ef gevernmehtai erganizatien, habits ef right aetivity, wheleseme attitudes and high ideals te ourselves as memhere ef a heme, community, state, uatien, end werId family. I351

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LOUIS HL'RTOK KTOODWAHD, ft U. Ittt't'ee. Ceueee, t-Iwemeu Lint! SCHDDL. Iieeveen Experience iii teaehiiig: North hh'raftt, Rural beheei': Richmond High Seheel Principal; Ger- hem kennel tltllS-L General Science, Seheel Law. Ethics. Peet-Sciemisten deieitwi': riendfl MABEL FRANCES RYAN, H.313. UDETUN UNthtteITtr. Hweveen. AMHERST. Ce- LL'e-Iete, CLARK UNIVERSITY Experience in teaching: East Lungmeadnw, 1:121:15... Gratlee III and 1V; Welthenf; h-'ieee., In- termediate Grades; Wineheeter, Ma55., Supervieer ef Eeture Study; Gerhem Nermel UQEDHL Geegmphjrj Nature Study. Her fitment; persmmtity ineites captives of :45 ell. GENERAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS The geegrephy work of the junior year aims te give the student an idea at the 1:11'eeeht-dej,I methetie. in teaching the euhjeet. Senior year geegrephj,F deals with type lessens fer the lewer, intermediate and upper grades. Time is given else te the principles ef geegreplu.r end their epplieetien. A eentinent is studied as a type, with ettentien given te problems. Methed is illustrated through subject matter. The eetiree in nature study given in the junior year aims to develop in the eetn- men neutral ehjeete end preeeeeee which are parts of daily life. Cleee werk in- eludee held tripe, studies of plant and animal life, investigations, entl methetie ef teeehiiig the subject. SCIENCE In the words of ene ef the greatest et living eeientiete, the purpose of eeienee ie te deveiep without prejudice er preeeneeptieii ef any kind a knowledgeitii 'the facts, the laws, and the processes of nature? In the words of enether, eeienee EEEiIES truth threugh ehjeetive feetfi Here we have, it would seem, the tleeiderete fer the appreciation tit eeienee; the epen mind and the ebjeetive point of view. Equipped with these :15 chart and eempeee, let us go forward with advancing eiviii- eetien in its greatest questethe eternal eeeteh fer truth-end we haveLSCIENCE. l34i

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GEORGE A LHION HRORTN Geat-raM Neanat. Cett'anna UNITERFTTY Experience in teaching: Gerham Nnrmal t'lEIIHEJat. Machine Shep. Carpentry. WeetI-turn- ing. Electrical H'm'k. 'lhhem'y in ufUDthTCITh. Su- pervianr in u'nnclu'erh fur Practice 'I1eaehe1'a in Grades V ten VIII. HThe tt'm'hf fa haphier, The tt'm't'a' r'a' brighter, Why net a fake Ta make it tt'iam-F j'ESSlE LOUISE KEENE, PH.TI. ETESLEYaN UHIVERSITL MIhaLETeN. C033! CGLUMHIA UNIVERSITY Experience in teaehing: Hraldehere, Elemen- tary Grades: Danverat Masa. High Seheel: tier- ham Normal Hmmefa, fmhattriae' rifrta, LhrtI Study. She yr'm'i'jied Hm sfmph-at thing she tenrhctf. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Industrial Arts 115 a study fer the interpretatinn ef the ihtluatriea giving a huewletlge ef materiale aatI preeeaaee antl tleveIeping a general industrial intelhl genee whieh inehalea the ideas. feelings, and desires that all eitiaena eught te have aheut industrial preeeeaee ant! industrial life. In grades ene ten three the work centers about activities in the heme and eemmanity, and these activities are imitated in industrial materials. in grades fear ta aia the children weave. knit+ meld, and th: eaaj.r prehlema in heekhiadiag anti haaketry. Ne attempt is matte to make the ehil- then akilful artisans alehg any line. The aim is rather to make them appreciative of beautiful fahriea te tlevelep their judgment in the eheiee at elethiug anti furni- ture. and t0 make them intelligent in regard t0 the inthlatries which elerthe them. feed them, and house them In the maehiae shop the student is given a hnewledge of machine running and setting up ef wntk fer various eperatiena. Prejeets such as visea fer iren work. rapid acting Vises fer weed. jacks. pulleys, and amue tnnla are made during the ehurse. In the enuree in electricity the Student is given a working knowledge at the various systems of wiring. The installing of various electrical appliances ia ameng the praetieal prehlema. The eettrae in weetl-turning is given in ertler te teach the student methods ef handling the diHet-eut iathe teela. speeds to use, antI general care at the lathe. . ?Ilfj teal 3:...- ..f,. meat 4153411- - ' I - !