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

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NE'W Al; Di TCIRI L' MwGTM NAHUM THE NEW BUILDING When next we, the graduating eleee. visit Gerheni Nerntel Sehe-el there will he eiiethei' httiltliiig en the campus. This strttettite, whieh will eentain the ehepel autl yyiiineeitim. itteeeuree tip in even.r way ten the high standards of arehiteetuttil heeuty eetahlishetl hy the ether huiltlinge. The new ettuettire, leeetetl nerthweet hi Certhell Hell. is te he eeitstrttetetl ef variegated hrielt trimmed with littlieite senti- stene. As an appropriate eyinhel ef pei'intineuee. the steps are te he hf granite. The llit'infi eall fer? a central tewer and twe wings which will extend east and west. The main enttmiee will he in the central tewet ii'eiit whieh tine may gen ten the west wing which will eetttttin the ehapel er tn the east wing where the gyme iteeinm will he located. The auditerium will he equipped with tieretl seats whieh will enehle theee sitting in the rear of the teem te see the stage in eemiert. Faeilities fer the presentatihn erf plays anti entertainments have aiSU heen I'irevitletl. The gymnasium will he equipped with ShUWET theme fer heye. girls, and visitingr teams, leelter l'UUl'nS. titttl twe eflieee fer the gynmtteitmi itiettuetete. Altheugh we. ate a eleee. will net have the opportunity of enjoying this fine, new htiiltling+ we leave tn eeiitiitg elesees. threugh the use hi it. the ehanee tea make fer Gerhem Kennel Seheel a name even mere glerieue than that she new enjoys. EVEL'EH Sweweeee. 531. 1'3

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CURTHELL HALL THE FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION If education magir be defined as uthe unfolding and perfecting 0f human spiritf' then religihn end eeenemies are the legieel foundations. By reiigien is not meant only a helief, hut an impulse te serve ethere end to purify heels self. Our attitude towards life is erur religion. In 0111' eehe-ele it should deveIe-p personality. We as future teaehers when wish to preiitehly educate ehildren muet studyr the sources hf religien, or as has heen previeueiy stated. the i'human spirit. Eeenemiee has to tie with the body and its welfare; with feed, elethes, shelter, and physieal opportunity. One at the hret speeihe aims in edueetitiii should he the complete health of the bndy. I1: is the meet important prehiem now before the parents and teeehers. Our present less of vigor is eretiited te ehange ef habits, in- dustrial life in the epen th the factory, and inereesing leisure time. It is eleimed that there is a general tlwerfing ef our natien. A ten large prepertien hf eur people have ailments whieh eeuld easily he remedied with knowledge. We ever-eet, ever- indulge. er ever-heet; we preteet ourselves tee mueh. The first eere ef the teeeher should he the ehildrenie health. He should therefere make the seheelreem, like the heme, a true saneterium. BURT-tiw ANDEREDN, 2'32. 11