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

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x WALTER EARLE RUSSELL, A. B., D. ED. QVVESLEYAN QUNIVERSITY, RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE OF EDUCATIOND Principles of Teaching

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... . l'TTl'l'l'TTl'1'l'llTT'lT1TT ' ' and , GORI-IAM A sunny hill beneath a sunny sky With friendly buildings grouped among the trees And grass and flowersg is knowledge born of these? Laughing friends to make the play hours Hy, And friends to help us solve eternal why g If we seek wisdom, are not they the keys? And books 3-the slanting sun believes in these And touches one by one as she goes by The books upon the shelf. Wisdom indeed Is got from all of these but not from one, And here, for us, are friendship, books and beauty, The great things and the little things we need. Stay here and glean awhile 5 when you are done Go forth and shareg but do not call it duty. Baifbara H award.

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PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE To the Class of 1934: It was Dr. John Finley, one time Commissioner of Education in the great State of New York, who called the young people of that state his young multimillionaires, because they had many millions more minutes to live than had he. You too belong to that class. You are multimillion- aires. That evaluation of youth is no igment of the imagi- nation. If you think it is, ask any gray-haired Midas Which he Would rather have, the dollars he has accumulated or the minutes he has spent. Don't let this Wealth of youth elate you or depress you. It is freighted With the possibilities of good or evil. It may bring Elysian joy or utter despair. You determine Which. WALTER EARLE RUssELL.