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

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I-.HYRENCF. XELSOX CILLET GDRIL-nl NDRMAL. STDL'T IEE'I'I'E'FFE, Umreen NURJIELL Experience in teaching: Lishtm 1721115. Manual Training: Portland. Manual '111'eining: Gerham Xurnmi HHIE-lefl. I.?mftiny. leneh Wrath. Fm'ge 1'Ul'tarrlt, Cabinet Uhrle juh Analyses. Trade Antti- yeis, Organimtien Superviset 'in Drafting fur I-h'aetiee Teachers in Grades VII and VIII. ' W4 true frimd m the true. EVERETT SHEEN A N PrKCKARD GDRHAE'n-I Neen-IAL. Osweee EeeMAL SCHDDL, RUTGERS UEIFERSITY Exlterienee in teaching: Castine Nenhel Seheel: Wellesley Hills. Hesse junior High: Gotham Normal HHESej, Printing, Sheet-metal W'hrk. Heir jreur friend and my frfmrd, He? a Fe! m etlerjlmaeJ Just Mk him mad heJH hetf: great; HHS feithf-at! 'm the end? The wm'k in drafting is, pitteett under three large heetle, 111eehenieel drafting. Inaehine drafting. and arehiteetutel drafting. .In 111eehanieal drafting the proper use Uf drawing instruments and equipment is emphasized. The tlrttwhtge inelitule free-hand lettering. free-hentl sleetehing, antl eheet metal drafting. w1th 11:5 vatmus pmhlems in clevelnphtent. The atlvauee eeuree ineludee mere elifheult prerhlems in sheet metal develop- ment. prehlems in isernettie, ehlique, eahinet. ant! meehenieal perspective problems. Machine thawing includes freeuhahtl and Hniehetl drawings Uf machine parts tenth simple face plates tn assemhled drawings Uf. varinus parts Df 21 eemplteaterl lttachme. In architectural drawing eaeh pupil plans, sketches and draws a complete Set of fitter 13121113 and elevatiens of his ideal house. The eeurse in printing effets El great eppettunity fer general etlueetie-n end eehperative relationship in school work. The aims at the eeurse are: ten prevtde experienee whieh will ehew the praetieal application and value of eeademle Issuhjeete. to broaden the seeial end edueatienal eutleek through added knowledge ef Indestty, ten term habits of eeeureey. thoroughness, neatness. and ten euitivate the appreciation of eeeperetien. - I11 sheet metal wm'k instructien is given in the fundamental pmeesees, such as seaming, riveting. clipping edges for wiring and Seething. wiring anel farming, seltIering. and their epplieatieh te- the jeh. The pupil has an eppertumty tea een- struet prejeete in eepper antl brass as well as galvanized iren and tm. IETI

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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 - !

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FRANCES RYHIDDEX Annss'tties: STATE Kennel. Sentient. Experience in teething: Auguste Primary Grades: Gnrhsm tIQES-lilSUj, Primary Reading JIFH!GGH'. Primary Arithmetic, Supervisor sf Jnn- int Primary. Pet'smme'iry is n- treasure, mm! she Ems it. MIRIAM ALDEN RANDhLL, A. R. Rnneetsse CULLEGE Experience in teaching: Gnrhsrn filiiEii-L Mathematics, Hierltl History. Sim Hews eat the sunny side sf HIE? street, tutti she EE'HHI'rd frets? 3111: GM twine Herein there tutti: her? MhTHEMATICS DEPARTMENT The primary arithmetic eenrse eensists sf :1 stndy nf niethstls, devices, games, and prejeets which wiil preve e preetiesl aid to the primary teacher. The different methods of teeehing primary stithtnetie are used as 3 basis fer study by the sun dentst As eeeh new phase sf wnrk is taken up, type lessens are given.- Students are given prsetiee in enndneting both teething lessens and drill lessens. Eseh stu- dent is required to keep a netehenk in whieh are given as tnenjir practical suggestions and devices as pessihle. Insofar as pnssible, eetnel sehnelrnnrn situations are presented. The higher niethenieties enntses ntsjir be divided into two groups, namely: those in advanced niethetnsties, and the niethed eenrses. In the first group are analytic: geometry, sslid geometry, trigDanEtI'y end eti'ilhge algebra. The purpnse of these eentses is ten fnrnish e beekgrnnnd of subject matter int these who expect to teeth mathematics in the jnnitn' high seheel grades. end else to give the student an idea of the seepe of higher msthemeties. The seennd group, method ennrses, in- cludes a review of the arithmetic of the intermediate grades. together with methods of presentstien end, in the ennrse fUl' the junior high department, 3 study of the nieterisl in algebra, geometry and numerical trignnnnietry which is new beingIr suggested for the seventh. eighth and ninth grades. IEEJ