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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1938 volume:

LIBRARV Principal '5 Resid ante F. THE scene of our straw is our beautiful campus spread Gut: over many acres and under the shade of Imam,r trees, Typical of its spirit is cur principaljs residence, reflect ing the graciousness of Dr. and Mrs. Russell. and the fIiEndIY sentiment 0f our SEhDDL Cnrt'hEH HEN NIHMED fur the first principal 0f Gnrham Narmal School. Dur recitation hall is mellow with the memories Of Did days. and cheerful with the life of the new. rm D .m 5 Lu .W H r .m n H J n...- h T 1N this fine modern elementary schaol. must of us receive cur training far our chasm professiun. Academy HEN THE DIdESt building on the campus, erected in 1805, has been used as schonlr house and darmimrw It now houses our cnmplete woodworking department. Frederick Re-bie and East Hens THE iiret of the women's dermiterieet Rehie Hell, erected in 1393, and named fer Gaverner Rnbie, ie eenneeted with the newer hell. East. In Robie Hell is Center, the scene emf many of our happiest eneiel events. The Parish Church f3. Jf-X LOVELY Old New England Church in the center of the: town. ax 5E ' THE walk frum the villageathe Elms as lovely in winter as in 31111r1.'.r:11in: T HE 01d stnne wall has stand here since: the early academy days whEre catrtails have been planted and tendei II: divides the .3151 campus from its neighbors. wWM THE PRINCIPAL FACULTY Our principal, Dr. Russell, has had many years 0f faithful service so his schonl, stats and communitystsachss Principles sf Teachingshis splendid personality and fins figure distinguish him as a scholar and a gentleman. Gives generously of his time and energy to his church and community. In his Isisurs mumsnts. he finds pleasure in gslf, bowling. and cross-wnrd puzzles. Miss Stons is in charge 0f the Psychology dspsstmsnt-s superior teacher and s. charming psrssn t0 msst sncisllsr. I-Iss travelled extensively in the United States and abroad and is DUE of these people whose lives have been enriched and who enriches others by her many and varisd CDDEECIR LGUIE Eusms wmnwssn, PL. 5.. Pi- M. 'WAL'I'ER EERLE RUSSELL. A. EL. D. Ed. JEssIE LDUIsE KEEHE Ph. B. GERTRUDE LlrsmLzs STUHE. E. 3.; A. M. Mr. Wssdwsrd tssshss Scisncs Ethics. and School Law. Students find his classes interesting and stimulating. and recom- mend them highly. Is VicsrPrin-sipsl and has charge of entertainment ssriss. Bssidss his work. his greatest interests are his famiiy. and music. HE has written some pastrysrwhich a few 0f us have had the plsssurs 0f hearing? Miss Kssns teaches Science, Industrial Arts. Bird Study. and Bible. and teaches all of them remarkably well. Perhaps her greatest 110th is gardening. though her interests are many and varied. Hsr bsund- less enthusiasm and sense 0f humor make a birdrwslk a pleasure even when we are caught in a thunderstorm 01: a seventy- two mils gals! pass twenty Mr. Brawn is one of out Industrial Arts teachers, and the Machine Shnp and Theory of Electrical Appliance are under his directitm. as well as same of the KVGDd- working. The men who work under him know him as a friendly. jsvial staul, always interested in them as well as in their watk. Is adviser 0f the Alpha Lambda Beta fraternity. Has a iine famils-tme eat his suns is also teaching Industrial Arts. Mt. Cilley is a practical. quiet man, and in additiean to giving much help in keeping taut school well tended arid mended, teaches Wsodwntking. Purging, Drafting. and Job Analysis If watt dnn't believe he is a master sf his craft. 100k over the new house he has just finished! He is also ada viset to the Lambda Pi Sigma fraternity. Mast LDUIEE HasTIath page twenty-rsne GEORGE ALEIDN BROWN MAEEL FRANCES nYhH. lit. 3. LawsEHCE NELEDN CILLEY Miss Hastings is DiI'EEtC-I' at Student Teaching and Directed Observatitm. Has many interests and htr-bhies autside her workeluves birds and temgniEES them by sight and tall, kntiws finwets 0f the fields and wscads. and is a gardening enthusiast. We all relyr 01'! her gonad judgment and service in making teachers of us. Though she dnesnit like winter, Miss Ryan deres like to teach Gesgraphyr and Science, and does it very well. Likes to travel, and has varied and unusual espetia enees when doing it. Has the happy faeultjtr uaf making us feel at heme in her class mam. She says her pet hubby is mak- ing flags of all the countries in the world. NELLLE WDDDEURYJDEDAH. Mieissi Euslee AHDszs. B- S. 3.5. Miss Jordan, who teaches HiSthY and Penmanship, came to us from her position in the Areesteok State Nermsl Sehe-crl. She is Dean of Women. and hes eversight of the dermiteries. Is slser en steomplished pianist, and is much interested in phateiga faPhV. We are glad that she decided I'D be come a teacher. instead sf fuliuwing label? eatery research work. as she once thought 0f during. Miss Pmdtews is our Music Director and in addition teaches Aesthetics. She has charge 0f tiur Glee Clubs and Orchestra. and out fine music department is penef of her efficiency. Comes to basketball games as regularhr es the tesmnslsei enjoys seine tract and golf. Mr. Wieden teaches Seeial Seienees and Tests and Measures. He is else: our Ath- letie Direetm. Is general office help. Classes are interestingsbeesuse we admire and like him. Has recently taken up gelf and works diligentlyr t0 better his scare. Every- body likes Mr. Wieden. Mr, Packard is in charge of Printing and Metal Werk. end is adviser to the Y. M. C. A. Censehes 0111' Cross Ceuntry Teams. Is honorary treiiie officer. and the fsetilti.r bowling champion. He likes his little joke, tee. CLIFFDRU G. 'I'. WIEDEH, EirEsETTSInIEssisH Psesssn. E. 5.. Ed. M. pegs Iwenry-Iwu ESTHER ELIaaEETH WUGIJ. a. 3.. 45;. M. Miss Wand, whn teaches Histtare, is 011 leave of absence this year? and is studied ing at Radcliffe. Likes American Hiss teirje best. She is fend of basketball and likes poetryhis a member of the Poetry Club. Is also interested in herb gardening. Miss Littiefleld teaches HDUSEthd Arts and Grammar. Helps out many SChDDl aetivities-ethe Maj,f Balls ceastuming. the Superintendent's Dayr tea. and the Junior High Schotal cafeteria. Is a real basketball fan. Pis Miss Andrews is HBig Chiefli, Miss Littlefield is Little Chief tti her friends. Evens: LITTLEFIELB, A. E. .' E H l? E H FACULTY Bettite eeming ts Curthell to teach Mathematics. Miss Upton taught in the Junitar High School. Ellwajrs wanted H: be a dtieteurF but the habit tif teaching was tee: strong in her familyr for her tea resist the tall. Has a strung sense Elf humor. and is aIl in all a pretty fine friend and teacher. With her Vivid perstinality and ready wit. Miss Lewis keeps her Literature classes ran the Hqui vise . She is an able adminis- trator. as evidenced by her advisory work can the GREEN AND WHITE: 315D a source tif inspiratinn and lots 0f fun, as realised by the Poetry Clubs of which she is a spenseir. Her collection of Madnnna pit- tures represents another phase of her busyP and varied life. ETHELYH FtisTER UeTtse. Bess LEWIS. B. 5.. a- M. h. 3-. M. 5. page twemy-Ihres L FACULTY Miss Flint. who says her thbY is her jab, is in charge of Physical Education and Health Education. She has develuped 3 fine Physieai Educatien Department in euur sehe-el, end has made women's sports pep- ular and wnrthwhile. Greatest assets are her enntsgiuus enthusiasm and exttaetdi- triersr gent! judgment. Mr. Sloat teaches English and Jnurnsla ism, end is Dlll' dramatic enseh. Filsn teaches Latin in the Junior High Sehuul, and is the faculty adviser of the Oracle. His thief interests are music and American literature end he is immensely preud 0f his twu-yeat-eid daughter. DDRDTl-W FLINT. s.. M. S. A- E... A. M. CHES'I'ER HERBERT SLDAT. Miss Vietrie, whn teaches Pitt, has many other interests, espeeisIly music and dance ing. Is adviser 0f the Pitt Club. and has charge of the deenrstiens fur the May Bail. Comes from Massachusetts, but likes Maine penple and Maine climate Mt. Jensen is with us for the Iitst time this year. teaching Science and Mathe- msties and coaching our Basketball team. Remarkable sueeess emf the teem preves his great ability in this latter field. We hnpe he will be with us many years. LDUIS Eststsn JEHsEH. B- 3.. A. M. Justine. MDETGDMERE' VIETRIE. Ed. M. page twenty-Fuur Miss Hale is with us this year ED teach Hiemry during Miss chdie abseneet Her chief hubby is gardening. Likes pnetry. and if she couldnit teach I-Iisteirj,Ir would like ED teach Literature. thd 0f travel, but likes wntking with yuung people better than anything else. Mr. Endersen is Principal tif the Junie: High Sehnni. and in addition teaches Junior High Sehtml Organizatinn. Ie Senutmaster 0f the local troup, and is in- terested in phatngraphy. Wee nHieieil BUY Stout phntngrapher at the Washington Jamboree in TQSF. t-Ll-IiAUELH FARR HALE. A. 3.. B. 5.. Ft. M. --uI-. r' 1'- HAYDEN L. V. ANDEREGN. Miss Pike teaches Primer,r Arithmetic and Primate,F Reading and i5 Supereienr 0f the Junieir Primary. Greatest jU? in life is teaching littIe ehiIdren. when: love her dearly. Is interested in church week. and her aeoeatinn is dressing leIs. Miss Harrie teaches Kindergarten Theory and is Supervisor tif the Kinder- garten. Is fund of amateur phnteigraphy and likes to travel. Her great delight ie in discovering the needs of little children and trying tn supply these needs. EMME FRANCES HARRIS, B. S. LDIS ELEANDR PIKE page twenty-Hue HARRIETTEGM'HELLTHAEH LUNA ALTHEH. PREDE. B. 5. Miss Treek teaches I-Iiettzntt,r and Geogr mph? in the Juninr High Seheenl. Is ad- vieee ef the Knee: and Lineeuln Cerunty Club. Lewes flowete and birds. and is the champion pienieket Df the faculty. 13 a favorite emeng the students both at the Training School and em the Hill. Miss Pride is in charge 0f the dEparEr mente Df Mathematics and Science at the Junior High Schenl. Is an eeeempliehed mhuntainaelimber and likes outdoor life generally. Says her choice 0f profession changed frequently. but we are convinced her final choice was a wise tmet Adviser 0f the Y. W. C. At CELIA NeeH Geese Mrs. Grease is the Supervisor of Grades Five and Six in the training school. Ie VEI'? fond of centreet bridge. end is a mae- ter at it. Is fond of Iiehing and swimming. We understand that she reads funm,r papers diligently. Miee Peebnde, SuPervieesr 0f Grades Three and Fnur, is an accomplished pianp iet. If she had not chosen the teaching pren- feesinn, ehe wauld have gone into the music held 13 a quiet sort. but her student teachere fully.T appreciate her ability. MARY PEABDM. E. 5. page twentyretx MetsststiE EEHSUH Estates, B- 3. Out libraries is Miss Esmes. misses at our service. she tenders aid and jugs DUE memtrrries in the same ffiEI'ldiY spirit. She, too. plays the pisnti well. Is a radius fen. Directs the Librarj,r Club, Miss Wethetell is the gratitius lady whei supervises Grades One and TWU. The happy atmosphere tif the Primary,I ttt-tims testiiies tti her ability and love for little children. Leisure time activity is amateur phntogtaphy. L- ELECE TWETHERELL .1 IE ' F? J' E ' l: H FACULTY Miss Pedetson hss charge of the Model Rural SChDGl at West Gotham. E theerr ful, efficient individual, always interested in everything and everyone sbtiut her. Hahbies are hiking and gardening. Mrs. Trewtirgjr is the little lady bee hind the bars in the amte. Everybody's guide, menttir. and friend. She keeps the whole school running smoothly. We just ttiuidnit get siting without her. Three tif last year's graduates are efiie tient assistants in the Training Schonle Bertha Frost. 1?.r'irgii'iiti Knight. and Ruth Gilpsttitki Finally, we pay tribute t0 our matmn. Miss Woodward, whose thief aim in life is ED help others and tti make them happy. FEE? twentg-setten MART L. PEDERSDH FHsLLis TREwasGs page rwm tyseighE-I page rwenr nnnnnnn FOURTH YEAR CLASS HISTORY The twenty-sirr students who make up the Ferurth Year class will be the iiret graduates of Gorham Narmel Schtml to receive B. 8. degrees in Elementary Edueer tion. This class represents the realization 0f 3 long-wiehed-fear advance in the his- EDI? 0f Gorham. A small class. but an active, ambitions 011E. it has already distinguished itself in many ways. It has a more dehnite identityr then any other class in SChGDi. It was the Hret class to Drganire this year, end then. as 3 thUp went into ectiern at once. It has had a class meeting nearly every week, and tr: judge by results. the meetings have I101: been entirely.r scrial. All members elf this class are graduates 0f Garhern. with the exception emf 0112. who eerne tea us from Mathias. These etu- dente were high ranking students even in their high school days. Their number in; elude femur ealutatnrians and one valedie- tearian. In this, their last year at Gorham. all have distinguished themselves by the high quality of their work. The class has taken an active part in the extra-eurrieular life Df the eehnni. 5e:- einlljtr end in athletics. It has te-ntributed ftzur men to the Varsity Basketball squad -the highest percentage of em,r class in Ethereal. It plane te: culminate a very successful year by celebrating Graduation with an elabtirate Seninr WEEk . pa gre thirty FOURTH YEAR GRADUATES CLBSS OFFICERS Presz'dem . ...... .. .. KEITH JDRMH Vice-presidenr .. . .. .. COLE KELLEY Secretary .. KARLETDH HIGGINS Treasurer .. . . .. JUNE JDRDAH Page rhl'rIy-Gne GRADUATES Marjmie EDIE Arthur EDIE Mathias Sherepecnt MARJORIE COLE, a graduate of the Washington State Normal SthDUl at Mathias, came to ue for her fourth treat. She has been active in the Library Club. PtRTl-IUR DOE. famous for his Itweh,r blushes. is a dependable likable chap. end we knew hnw fnreeful and deter- mined he can be. He has been very active in many fields, having been President bf the Y. M. C. H. one year, and taking a leading part in the work of the Dramatic Club. KERVIN ELLIS fin- ished the Industrial Arts enuree last year. He has been manager of several athletic teams. and he has been a valuable addi- tion tn the Glee Club and Orchestra. ROBERTA FRENCH. beeidee having a happyr diepneitinn. has many talentee ie artistic, has real dramatic ability. and sings well. She is fenmue for her man- agernent nf Commuters! lnneheune. Kerwin Ellie Roberta French Jingueta Pnrtlend JOHN HHM has been a leader in his classes as well as in extte-tuttitulet activities. He was President of his eleee for ten: years, end has been a President of the Civic Cnmmittee. He is a basket ball star. and has played on baseball and tennis teams. The girle teeee him, but he can tnnte then held his nwn. KHRLETON. err GUS HIGGINS, is another basketball star. He has else: made a Ene record in baseball. He has ability in drernetiee. He is a leader in many undertakings, including the cap- tiveting of women's hearts. JUNE JORDAN, 11211::ij,r and charming, has been a reel wneker in the Commuters: Club. the Dramatic Club. and the PDEII'Y Club. She lnvee te- danee. but she thinks her chief interest is in her ehneen professinn. ann Hem Karletnn Higgins June Jntden Portland Weterville Portland page rhfrry-thl Keith Jntden Cele Fieilei.F Portland Westbtnnk KEITH JORDHN, handsome Class President, has been an unusual leader. During his four years here, he has played baseball and basketball, has wnrked in track has been President 0f the Civic Cnmmittee, and twice Preeir dent bf hie elaee. He has 3150 had gnnd experience in enaehing athletic teams. COLE KELLEY is 0111' nnliyT married member. He has been interested in va- tinne activities. Like all Itiehtnen, he Invee an argument. and his ready wit eniivene all his speech. ARLENE MARSHALL, a fine student. has worked in the Campfire gtnup and in the Y. W. C. A. She often save the unexpected. DAVID MCALLISTER ie a eehnlatly and exeeptinnally well-teed student; His knowledge in all iielde is extensive: but he ESPEEiaHY enjnye reading science and travel. He is activelyr interested in polities. end is an ardent Demnerat. Piriene Marshall Eiluebili MARGARET MCINTYRE is en efF Iieient business wninan. She has been an aetive member nf the Outing and Libraryt Clubs. Her hnbbiee, en thei,r say, are dieting and reading titne-teblee. Studinue little HILDA MCLAIN hee ptnved herself an exceptional student. :1 gnnd teacher. and a leader with original ideas. In her quiet way. she determined- ly pnte these ideas tn work. She has been . connected with the Y. W. C. 111-, the Civic and Hnuee Cnmmitteee, end the GREEN awn WHITE Beard, GRACE PERRY, the real moving epitit tif this class, has wntked in the Dramatic end PEEK? Clubs. and en the Ornet'e Beard. She had a leading part in the Dramatic Club play. and was ehneen tn be nne of nut SChDOi representatives at the New Yntk Cnnferenee. She says she writes pDEttY fnt her own amazement. David Mehllister Enthetn Bluehiil Page thirtg-three Margaret McIntyre Hiida MeLein Grace Perri; Etietnl Pnrtlanei CLASS OF 1938 CnrmH Hines Snnth Fenland CARROLL RINES has distinguished himself in basketball, baseball. and other forms nf athletics. He has a ready tnngue and a teeny pen. He is pnpular with Feettltjrr and students. and hes a great reputation as a tease. CARROLL RONCO. enmtnnnlv knnwn e5 Pete. excels in the classrnntn. Fnr nn nuance- tinn he devntes himself tn hunting and fishing. He. tnn. is fond of n gnnd jnke. MERKIIN ROWE :1 popular enmmntet. i5 everybndv'e friend. He claims every- nne as his sweetheart . MARY SLEEPER. with a grin and a dimple, finds the whnle wnrld interesting. She has been twice a member nf the I-Innse Catrnll Rnnen Mervin Rnwe Hntth New Fnttlnnd Gnrhnm Cnmmittee. and has been active in the 'Y. W. C. 31.. She is fnnd nf nntdnnr sports, especially held hneket;r and arch ery. VERNON STAPLEFORD is en- nther graduate of the Industrial Arts course. He is interested in the making nf jewelry. He has been a leader in the Y. M. C. A. and has wnrked fnr twn years on the Cnmmittee fnr Superin- tendent's Day. RANDA LL STAPLES is the men we see always wandering ebnut the halls. He is fatnnns fnt his happy dispnsitinn. He has taken part in intetelees athletics for four years. and has been at valnebie member nf the Cntnmuters' Club. Milt? Sleeper Vetnnn Staplefntd Smith Thnmnetnn Nnrth Ansnn CLASS OF 1938 Fred Randall Staples Windham pnge thtrty-fnur Fl GRADUATES Barbara Stiles South Pnrtlnnd BARBARA STILES has distinguished herself in the IGlee Club and Orchestra. and has prnved herself tn be a gnnd en- eentive. Den ynu remember her band at the Farmingtnn game? MARY SYL- VESTER tame tn Gnrhnnt after twn 1,renrn at Fatmingtnn. and we are eer- tainIy glad she came. She has been ne- tive in the Cnmmuters' Club and the Poetry Club. and hes wnrked en the Ornate Staff. A Fine student. a lnynl friend. and altogether nne nf one heat. PHILIP TARBOX is another Inynl cbrnmut'er. He is it great hunter. and says that target practice is his avnentinn. FRANK TUPPIZR. nur etnr l'Iistnr',r I Frank Tupper IJwigbt Webb Pnrtland Entlmm page IhErIg-HUe Rnbert Weeentt Snuth Pnrtlnnd Philip 'I'arbnn Marv Sylveater F'mllnnti Hnllis Center student. has been a member bf the Art and Library Clubst and has been a member nf the Tennis teams. He says he is famous fnt his terrible writing. DWIGHT WEBB. whom everyone knnwe an Buster, is nne of out but- standing athletes. He has played Vera sin.Ir Basketball and Basebail fnnr years. He inven flashy sun. but says he can be equally enthusiastic about baked beans and pntntnes. We think he in distina guished fnr hi5 cnntaginns smile: BOB WESCOTT has. played basketball and baseball. and has been a Inna! euppnrter bf the Cnmmnters' Club. His hnbby is baning. YEAR CLASS HISTORY The three-yeet graduates number ninety-iive, thuugh the class started with tme hundred twenty-five. Five members hail from Massachusetts: the rest are all Meinieee'K This class has not had 3 WEI ? exciting history. as eleeeee g0, but it has been eeneietent in its high standard of eleeereem werk, end has contributed eutetanding leaders in ever?r flEld 0f eeheel activity. Perv hepe net 3 little at its success is clue tc- the feet that it has kept the same fine president, Edward Jeee. fer the three years of its existence. A geed percentage of this class will return for degrees next year. page thirty-six pa 5?? thirty '53 UHF? THREE YEAR GRADUATES OFFICERS Preaz'denr . -- . EDWARD JESS Vz'ce-presidenr . .- .. . . CRRL HURD Secretary .. . .. HAZEL THATER Treasurer . . BILL JDHNSGH Ehith irlilag Atmnnh mag 1. 1333 A faithful, friendly, happY member 0f the third year class, whase passing has left a sincere note of grief in the hearts of Gorham Etudents Who mourn her death at this, our Cnmmencement 5635011. We just couldn't get slung without that Ford, Helen. RUTH ANDERSON is a fine student and a fine giri. Her htlurblr,ir is raising Iiewers. $EDITH ATWOOD has wearked in the Librst ,r Club, the Outing Club. the Y. Wu and Campfire. hes else- heen a leader in Women's Pithieties. CALVIN HUSTIN, cape tsin ef this year's famous Basketball team, has taken part in trussesr activities. Cal . though a quiet fellow, is every body's friend. GERTRUDE BAKER. sn e-utstsnding student. was editer 0f the '3? GREEN AND WHITE: President of the Penetry Club, and a leader in sev- eral ether Eelds. She was a delegate to the New York Conference this year. HLBERT BEHR and his ftzu'u'anjgr little iiivver are known and liked bar everyone. We'd judge that his herbls'q,r is dancing. AGNES BICKFORD, when has been the first d1-.:n:r.r1it-::u:1,r girl to reach Certheil in the merning, shewed her versatility by being active in 111311? Drgsniestionsi eula tursl and athletic. MARY BLAISe DELL. HSce-ttieisH psi. seems siren.r re+ tiring, but she's not SD quiet when yen knew her. ARTHUR BOSWELL has been especially setiee in the Dramatic and Glee Clubs. but is best knnwn es Beeeie . the famous cheer leader. Beatrice Alexander Helen Alien Hollis Steningtun Ruth Andersen $Edith Atwend Dsytun Phippsburg Calvin Eustin Gertrude Baker Standish Pertlend THREE YEAR GRADUATES BEATRICE ALEXANDER. whose weakness is playing the hssme-nies. is s enmmuter and a staunch member ef the Cummuters' Club. HELEN ALLEN has been e member ef the Poetry, Pitt. and Commuters Clubs for two years. Filbert Behr Agnes Bickfnrd Ellswerrth Dsmeriseetts Mary Elsisdell hrthur anwell . Hellnwell KiHEIv r $Dieel May 1. 1933. page thirty-sight E H E l' . ll NATHRLIE CUNNINGHAM. witty and gnnd-netured. has been interested in sports and in the Libraryr Club. ESTHER DAVIS is fond 0f DutdC-Car life and athletics. and is a baseball fen. THREE YEAR GRADUATES Barbara Ernwn Linwnnd Card Cape Elizabeth Pnrtlend Gertrude Chick Jane Christieneen Mnnmnuth Pnttland BARBARA BROWN has been a faith; ful wnrker in several tlnbe, such as the Library Club, the Art Club, and Camp; flre. Ont tell lad, LINWOOD CARD, was President nf the Civic Cemmittee last year, and e delegate tea the New Yntk Conference. He has much art abila ity, and wnuld tether argue then eat. Aside from her classes. GERTRUDE CHICK has been actively interested in spurts. Being fond of little children, she has taken the Kindergarten enuree. JANE CHRISTIANSEN has many in- tereete, nne of which is church euppere. She plays the eennphnne end the tlaria nett ELEANOR CLEAVES. wher eeye her weakness is spending money. is char- acterized by her reed? smile. She has been a member of the Dramatic Club. CECILE CLEMENT ie rnneitelmr inf elined. end hee a real gift in art. KEN- NETH COLEMAN. whn tame te- ne from the Eastern State Nntrnel, hes made a gnnd record in the year he has Eleennr Cleaves Cecile CIement been with us. MARY CULLINEN, a Sangemlle smthweat 33mm charming little telleen. hee endeared her- Kengffwggimn MREIEEEEEH self to us all. She's been a member 0f 1 - . . Nethehe Cunmnghem Esther Dawn thE PDEUY, Dramatic. and GIEE' Chlbs. Snuth Pnrtlend Freepnrt page fhfFFy-nfng ANN GARDNER i5 3 fine girl and a hard worker. She was President of the Civic Committee this year. She likes ell spurts, even CfDSS-WDId puzzles. LOUISE GARLAND. a great lover of jokes, be- longed to the Pnetrtf. the Library. and the Glee Clube PHIL GERBER. the spectacular beeketbeli player. has been outstanding in athletics during his CDDI'SE here. Heb else 3 pingdphng artist. Beatrice Dnughttr Ernest Dayle Westbmnk Thamaemn Louise Eugle',r Blin Felket Lincnlnville Nntth Ensun Latteine Fitzpatrick Evelyn Fneter Portland Steep Falls Jinn Gardner Lnuiee Garland Pnttlend Dixheld Philip Gerber Jnhn Grindle Purtlend Ber Harbnt JOHN GRINDLE is a musician. end was President nf the Orchestra this great. He was also a member eaf the Men's Glee Club end of the Y. M. C. A. hltheugh she was always running DUI: of gas, BEATRICE DOUGHTY get ten eehnnl. did well in her classes. and helped hut the Dramatic end pDE'El'Y Clubs. She writes phetty, ton. ERNEST DOYLE. the short emf it . ie the man who drives a famuus cat and famnus CDmmUEEIS. He has played basketball and baseball, end has taken an active part in the Dramatic Club. LOUISE EUGLEY. whn fttrgeat the meet , is one nf the ITIDEE dependable members of the class. She was 3 member nf the Poetry Club and the Campfire. BLIN FELKER has played baseball, end his hubby is hunting and fishing. He has thmpleted the Industriai Arte enutee. LORRAINE FITZPPLTRICK has been a eueeeeeful cheer leader. and has been preeminent in Wemenle Athletics. She has been 3 Poetry Club member. EVELYN FOSTER, short and sweet. has been an- nther PDEIIIY Club member. Her great: eet delight is in hatee racing. page ferry PHIL GROVER is a friendly, glands natLIred chap, whee has been interested in athletics. He was alse- a tnetnbet nf the Men's Glee Club. VIRGINIA HAGEN was President of the Wnrnenis Glee Club this year. She is a splendid sin- linist. and has made life a pleasantet thing because of her being here. ELEANOR HALEYJ whose herls-lsri,r is stinking. was a member of the Cnnitnutets' Clubaa worker. tnni HELZEL HALL same here this great from the Mathias Nntmal Sthnnl. She belonged to the Library Club. LOUISE HALL is interested in Women's Athletics, especially atehetyi Her ambition, she says. is to raise tings. SPIN HILL is nnted as a basketball player. He has also belonged to the Glee Club and the Commutets' Club. and has a iine scholarship reenrd. KEN- NETH HOBBS is an Industrial Pitts graduate, and his hubby is wnndwnrk- ing. He belnnged tn the Glee Club. and was President of the Y. M. this yeast We all vote him tn be Ha iine fellow . MARY HODGKINS has been a mem- ber nf the Glee Club and the Art Club. - . - -.' H. Philip Grnvet Virginia Hagen Yntk 1Village PnttIand Eleannt Halesf Hazel HaIl Hnllis lL'Zentee East Mathias Fees ferty-nne Ii . Lnuise Hall Warren Hill Brewer Buxtnn Kenneth Hnbbs Ma tar Hndgkins Seen Bath Anna Hanan Carl Herd Snuth Portland Snuth Heten She is interested in Campetaft. ANNA HONAN is a commuter and has been an active member of the Cnmmuters' Club. She is a 1ine pianist. and says that her weakness is Italian sandwiches. CEERL HURD has been a enmniutet from Sanfntd, but his tlails,r Icing jnut- nee has nnt interfered with his gnnd week in the Industrial Pitts department. MARGhRET JOHNSON, Johnny , ie an active eportewnrnnn, end was PIESL dent of the Women's Athletic Beard this year. She was a member at the Glee Club, and sang in the Dnuble Quertette. WILLIHM JOHNSON is ennthet Industrial Arts man whose hubby is wnndwntking. He was Interw eleee Basketball Manager this year. VIRGINIA KNOWLES has worked on both the Oteet'e end the GREEN AND WHITE Beards. She has 3151:: played basketball and valley bell. CHRLETON LANDRY has held many thees 0f disv tinetie-n. This year he has been Pteeia dent nf Lambda Pi Sigma. nf the Glee Club, and of the York CDunt'f Club. He has been a member nf the Y. M. and the Dramatic Club. MHYBEI.,T..E LEACH has helnnged te- the Glee Club for three FEELS. We knnw she is witty, and we've heard that her impetsnnetinne are great. DOROTHY LEAVITT was this YER! editor of the Oreefe and President of the Dramatic Clubt She was a member of the Poetry and the Cammutets' Club. EDITH LEWIS is out capable. dependable pianist. She was President at the Glee Club and a member of the Orchestra and the String Trina. This year she was a member of the Y. W. Cabinett ELEANOR LIT- TLEFIELD is another commuter. a Mabel Hustnn Edward Jeee pmland Westbreek eeneeientinne student and e geed friend. Margaret Jnhnenn William Jnhnsnn West Senrbnrnngh Lewietnn Virginie Knnwles Carletnn Landry GniIf-nrd Kennebunkpnrt MABEL HUSTON, known te- her friends as HHnety . has been a member of the Pnetry Club and the Y. W. Cabi- net. She is interested in herekey and valley bell. IUD. EDWARD JESS Was three times Claee President He is a quiet sent, and leads his classes, but has funnel time for Cross Cnuntty and Track. He was also a member of the Glee Club: and President of his fraternity. Maybelle Leech Darttth? Leavitt Ethlend Portland Edith Lewis Eleannr Littletieltl Kltte r? Weethtnnk page fnrty-twa I'H-t. Xe- .n te- r H l dent of the Massachusetts Club. She's Irish and says eheje superstitious. She plays tennis well. GEORGE MEE has a number of interests: machinery? taxi- dermy. and hunting. Hele been another long distance ebmmuter, and everyone knbwe what :1 fine chap he is. PJHULY METCHLF ie a ebIleettz-t bf dage' pit- tuIES. miniaturesI and the real thing. She belbnged t0 the PGEtIY and Art Clubeeehe'e very artistic. IJr Rebeeee Lung rirlene Leengfelltzw Bluehill HallbweIl Charles Lbbntie Evelvn Lerrd Pertiend Dgunqult REBECCA LONG. who claims that talking, eating. and sleeping are her thief jDYS. has been a member bf the Library Club for three years. She has else:- been active in the Y. W. ARLENE LONGFELLOW i3 kntJWn as a etudie bus, generous girl. WhD is interested in raising fitmwete. She was a member elf the Libtetg.r Club and the Y. W. CHARLIE LOOMIS, en bbliging, courteous gentleman, has been a member Gf the Cease Country Team for three years. He was associated with the GREEN AND WHITE Beard. the Glee Club and the CommuteeeiClub. EVELYN LORD was President bf the Y. W. this year. end has been a member bf the Women's Ethletit Beard einee she was a freshman. She has been active in spurts. CH ARLES MANCHESTER, WhDSE hbbbiee ere baseball and fishing. hes belonged to the Cbmmutereb Club and has taken part in intremureI spurts. MARIA Mt:- DONOUGH i5 ennther tummutet. She is jelly and witty, and i3 gbbd tome pane. The Commutete' Club was her thief activity. PRISCILLA MCISPLAC played-beeketball and worked in the Art Charles Manchester Maria McDeneugh and Lehman,r Clubs her iitet two years. 5.3mm Pmnana bput this 135': year I133 Ewen her atten Priscilla Meleeee Mary McLaughlin tmn III the Cummutets' Club. MARIE Pbrtlend Leningtnn. Mess. MCLHUGHLIN was this ?eefe Preei- George Mee Paul? Meteelf South Hcttm Augusta page fnrtyvrhree PHYLLIS MORRELL has been a mem- ber bf the Cnmrnuterer Club fnr three years. She is affectionater known :15 Phil? MHRY MORRIS. besides being a enmmuter. belnnged tn various nrgeni- eetinne. Her ambition is tn be a private secretary. ELVA MURRHY is fond of epe-rte. and hes identiiied herself with the Glee Club and the Y. w. HPOLLYH MURRBY wnrke in the Commutereh ann Nnrtnn Ree Parade Pnttiend anfbrd Mildred l-J'eebnd'yr Miriam Peckham ' Windham Tauntnn. Mass. Club. She likes tn skate end tn dance. ' HELEN NESON. the little girl who is: always asking queetinns. is. nevertheless, h a quiet, cnnetientinue, dependable enung I lady EDYTHE NEWCOMB has been a member bf the Firt Club, the Library.r 1 Club. and the Y. W. Her thbY ie :01- Ietting pictures. JOHN NORTON, e eerinue-minded ynung men ftbm Pnrte land, was Ctnee CDHHH? Manager and Dr. Rueeellte Day chairmen this yeert ' He is interested in anything that will . better the human race. REE PRRRDY wee House Committee President and President nf the Oxford Cnunte Club. She has been a member of the Poetry t Club. She Invee tn dante-Big Apple is ' het specialty. MILDRED PEBBODY L has proved her musical ebilitg.r in the I Glee Club and Orchestra, and her de- 1::uenelebi1itg.r in the Cnmmutere' Club. I MIRIAM PECKHHM. generally I Phyllis Mum Maw Merrie known as Peck . has Df touree belonged Windham Pbrtlend tn the Massachusetts Club. She has 3150 Elva Murra? Pauline Murrae been a member of the Art and the Cape Elizabah 33m Poetr Clubs Favnrit e reesinn' i Helen Nesnn Edythe Newenmb Y . E KP ' Harmene Brewer Wnuldnrt yen die? page fnrtg-Four GRACIE RANKIN. a member of the Cnmmuterel Club and the ank CDUHE? Club. has else: been interested in spnrte. It is said she is interested in Riverside scenes. LBWRENCE RAY. a bet? with a dry sense of humor. has worked in the Y. M. and has distinguished himself in Track and Crbee Country STHNLEY REED is fond of hunting, fishing and singing enlbs. He has been vitally inter- ested in sports, played in the Oteheetre, and been a member of the Y. M. EDITH ROSSBOROUGH has an enviable class- room reebtd. She has belonged to the Commutets' Club. the Dramatic Club. and the thk Cnunty Club. We are glad that she is coming back neett year. Ynu'd know ERLENE ROWE to be interested in spurts just tn see her. She's been a member of the Commutere' Club and has won the Frederick Rbbie Bird Prize. LOUISE SANBORNt whe- wente to be a traveler and explnter. has been in the Glee Club and the Y. W. far three 1greats. PRISCILLA SAUNDERS ie a member of the Campbte and the Knox Cnunty Club. Favnrite expression: Wait a minute! HELEN SCOTT. ArIene Rowe Lnuiee Sanbnrn u - n . Gotham Stand'eh at Seattle , has made a fine teebrd 1n Priscilla Saunders Helen Slmtt RntkIend Hellowell Matijntie Shaw CliHnrd Shea Westbtnbk Randblpb. Mats. anen'e Athletics. She's a gbbd referee. 1:00. We have heard that her weakness is blundes. MPLRJORIE SHHW has worked on the GREEN AND WHITE Beard, and has been a member bf the Art Club and the Cnmmuters' Club. Her hnblzrj;r is dancing. CLIFFORD Dr HGRhMP SHEA bnds his chief pleas- ure in studying-even during week- ends. He has played baseball and has been a member of the Dramatic Club. H- .'I E a I H I: I' a Gracie Rankin Lawrence Ra? Euxttr-n Etna Stanley? Reed Edith Russbbrbugh McKinley Hallie Center Page farty-J'ibe been 011 the Wemen's Athletic Council and is a member 0f the Commuters Club. PHYLLIS STEVENS has be- longed to the Y. W. Her hobby is ski- ingi VIRGINIA SWASEY is also a member of the Y. W. and the Superin- tendents' Dee Cummittee. She writes letters and letters, and sleeps when pos- sible. DORIS THLINTER is fond of drawing, and she's gentid at it. She has belonged to the Outing Club and the Yiw. DOROTHY THAYER is en- uther commuter, end has sung in the Glee Club ftir three years. She is huping 120 be a famOHS singer some day. Her I twin HAZEL THHYER. has different i' tsients. She is every+ artistic, but likes spurts, too. She has been on the Oracle Based. MERRY TOFT. who spent the I , first two years of her nmmsl seheiesl career at Fsrmington. is a member of the Cemmuters' Club. Mare Smart Agnes Spink Dexter Pmtland Phyllis Stevens Virginie. Seesse',r Httnn 5:3ch BErwitI-t Deris Teinter Derathe Theater Emiskliri Windham MARY SMPLRT. whose thief pIeesure is reading. has metle e gnod record in women's sptirts: Perchery, Baseball, and vane? Bell. She is a member of the Y. W. and the Outing Club. AGNES SPINK is else.- interested in athletics, and hepes to be a eeaeh some day. She has Hazel Theeer Meter Taft Windham 54::ch Purtland page ferry FSI'JI' BettyF Tufts Gladys Wagner Biddefnrtl thbam BETTY TUFTSt whn has a B. S. de- gree ftbnt the Massachusetts School of Art, has been leader of the Cemphre Training Course. and has been interested in hntkev. FtDne'e strong and happy pretStJrnalitj.F has brightened n'tenj.r dark days for us. GLADYS WRGNER has been a member nf the Put Club and the Cbtntnnterei Club. HGladH always has a smile and a teeth1r answer fbr everyone. VIRGINIA WHEATON. another girl from Massachusetts. has been a member bf the House Cnmtnittee and the Glee Club. Her ambition is tn be an nrgeniet. NORME WIGGIN ean ski and skate with skill. She played in the Orchestra, and belonged tn the Outing Club and Campfire. She seems quiet. but her friends say. Wait until you knnw herI': JEANNETTE WOODWARD has penned her dramatic ability this year in the Dramatic Club play. She belonged tea the Cnmmutete' Clubt She's fund bf poetry. and writes it. She is entirely at hntne DH skis and in the water. Het thbY ie tnek gardening. MARIAN WOODWARD ie the little girl with the big troubles. In spite of them, shets had time for the Y. W.. the Outing Club, and Campiire. ADA YATES is quiet enough. but has been active in the Pnetry Club and the Y. Wu and has been a member bf the House Cnntmittee. page fnrt y-eetJEn MRS. NELLIE KNOTTS. from New- pnrt. spent twn years at the Hrbbetbbk State Nntn'tal Stbnbl before coming to Gotham. Everyone likes and admires Mrs. Knbtte. and we're glad she came here to hnieh her EDUI'SE. RNNE WHIT- MORE, a commuter from Portland. has played Basketball, and been a member of the Cnntntutere' Club and the Outing Club. Virginia Wheatnn Ludinw. Mass. Nntma Wiggin Jeannette Wand ward Pnttlend Gnrha n1 Marian Wnndwatd Ede Yates Btmthha? Hetbbr Brunswick SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS The secundayeet eieee entered Gotham Netmel Sehnnl in the fall of 1936 with one hundred and hfteen members. During the first year little activity as a class gteup was done: however. teeny,r individuals he- gan to gain preeminence and take their plates in the extta-tutrieular work. A great many joined the different clubs and took important parts in dramatite, glee clubs and tut athletic teams. The bees plated IEIIEI'F SOPHOMORE OFFI CERS President .. . JDHN GRAVES VitedPreetdent DGRDTHY BRAGDDH Secretary . DDNALD CRESSEY Treasurer . . FLDRENCE Ween men in eteee-teuntry. basketball, and baseball, fellnwing thmugh tt'.I take the major etlp fDI intetcleee athletic cempetia tinn. This 1year the class has taken an more duties and is publishing the GREEN AND WHITE in addition to general werk. These members of the ernesetnuntty, hae- ketball, and baseball squads have become essential t0 the teams and members ef the class teak leading relee in the Dramatic Club platr end the DpEfEtta presented by the music department. The girls emf the Art eleee presented a tea and exhibit of the work done inrthat tentse, while later in the year the class as a whole presented a tea. dance in Center. At present the class is preparing a eneaeet play tea he preeented in eempetitie-n with the ether eleeeee. All eaf thie work has been educational as well as interesting and eheuld result in better and mate eihtient teachers. page furtyreight Tai- Cl DIVISIDH qu'th raw: T... Hitmuu- E- Grunt. R. iicete, .- L. Hall. BI- Hamilton. M- Blake. F. Knight, I'I-I. Barry. M. FFE'EHSUH. Thin! row: J. Billiugi M- Fnle. EL Elliittn, P. Hnil, E. Uremlt- L Frank- M. Andaman. 1L Filzark. J... firiuLllc- 5. Hum. Eccmui raw: T. Eiakt. E- Hndgkinr. LI. Chigimim. D. angdnn, M. lel:' lin. R- Iiruwn. F. Brawn. M- Btni. 11E. Hragduu. Front raw: H. xiikens. CE. .Mherl. R. Dudgs, IJ. Creasuy. L. Bridg- hnm- IL Andaman. H. Uemzett. A. 17:355. C2 DIETIBICIN Each: row: 17'- McEachern. J. Wing. H. Emma. .15.. W'Eimn. H. Htmswuml, M. Sanhurn. T- Langerin. H- Lungiellnw. H- H'urcestw. ll- Ellerlnan. Third raw: E. Silvermzm, 141. HEM. M. Martin. H. Lard. R. Flanagan. D. W'iggin, E. Pinkllnm. G, Smith. M. Macr'mnzzltll IE- Knight. Sccmad ruw: I... Pelletiur. L. RiJHF. H, Martin. B. 15.1 :hitIEhrJaniE. IJ'. Iinaptun. 1. Pike, R- Uumlrirlizrr. j- Graves. Front raw: 1?. 51131.9, E. 'Welch. 1 . Wand. C INDUSTRIAL ARTS D- HaIL H- I-Iunl, T- Currigan, U Keshit. 1. Cambridge, R. l'IanL-ifm. J. Brush. 1:. Rich, J. Peiffer. page furry-m'ne FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The eehaerl year 193?-1933 hmught 0n the auspicinue beginning of eetitrit'g,r fer the class of 1940 Elf Gilrham Nurmal School. September I3. I93?, Gt'lE' hundred and fifteen freshmen descended upon Ghrhem Narmel Sehe-e-I. After going through a skeleton preagram, their expectatitme were fulhlled and immEdiatEiY they plunged int:- the maze 0f extra-eurritulum activi- hes. Representatives in the Civic Committee were elected by the class and were Carla Stance Fttrbush, Doris Whiteley, and Mil- ton Chapman. Representing taur elaee DH the Oracle Staff were Pauline Merrill. Lorraine Len dry. Evelyn Ward, Dorothy McCarthy, and Joyce Katen. One tif the trutetandirig entertainments emf the year was the operette. iiThe Bue- ceneers. Man? of the participants were 0f our three Exceptionally preiud were we FRESHMAN OFFICERS President . .. MILTON firmware Vire-Preria'enr HELEH BRthe Secretary . . CATHERINE GDFF Treasurer . .. WILLIAM BULhND Df Donald Lindsay, Mary Skillin, Wilmer Van. Blarieum, and Gurdnn Parritt. when tantrihuted greatly tn the successful per- farmanee. Mueieally inclined cnntributors frtrrn the ranks of the Class of 1940 were Harold Bent. who has entertained us with numerr 0113 carnet eoloe: Jayee Katen, clarinet platter; Anita Dale. vihlinist for daily chapel prngrems; and Charlene Durgin, eeilist in the newly formed instrumental HID. Milton Chapman. who took the roman tie lead as th in Noel Coward's piety, I'll Leave It Ten Yttuf presented by the Dramatic Club, proved tr: be a gnarl eetrir. Other members of the east whe- rendered able assistance and were members at the freshman class were William Carey. Eunice Sheinn, Evelyn Ward, and the two prumptere, Miriam JDHES and Violet Gagne. Pie ter the queetirm 0f sports. '40 hee been no Iaggard. Stellar WDIk in basket- hall was displayed by Ray Faustin. breather of Captain HCeIH Piuetin, Bill Van Blerieum. i'Pecl Gilley and Herald Charlton. We are counting 011 these, with the help of others at our class. ferr enuther New England ehampienehip title. Other organizatinne in which the fresh men were active are the Athletic Associa- tic-ns, Y. W. and Y. M. C. PL, the Library.Ir Club, Art Club. Dramatic Club, Glee CIub. end Fraternitiesr page fifty ':---H- ' - -- -I r-..- D INDUETRIAI. ARTS Buck raw: R. T:':.'-.':'1'1:C, E'r- Dulm'mu, ll, I'l'nrtim'd. P. Enlnat'li. Frmu mw : IL . Iiil'lezr. II- fumhm', U- Parrltt. H. Heut. J. f'iruer. j- Fu'cci, III- Lindsey. I'I- PL'Tlla'l'p't'HH. DI DIVISiUN Fmtt'th mw: IL lCclwurcls. I'LI. Cwuur. H. Hairpin; T- Cngnc. H. 'E'Inhhs, H. C111ICI-I. H- Barry. 5'. FDStEJ'. L. Fernald. Third raw: E. FurHsE. H- Keimnr M- Fultsy, C. UDFF. C'. 1:11t'huah, 31. Buck. 1C. Hrtrtictt. M. Flahertj'. ff. Grainy. C. Durgin. Secnnd rmv: 13. Jt'JP-e. I. Hamhlen. H- Juhnston. A. Unit. F. Emwne. Ii. Euurue. M. 13min. 1T. Castellu. R. Juhnsml, ll. Curnwell. anr. raw: Ii- Hmwn. E- Eng. L. James. :H- Jmms. 1L I--Iulh1'I::-:1k. R. Furrruaah, V. Fitnn'ulm. M- Hager- mun, J. Ilcnrg'. M. Hnwland. D2 DEVISIGH Buck rnw: I'III. Prl'c.- '.llip'.H-r, H- Miller. M. Muphcm l, Pm'rennltl I- Marin, :1- ank, H. I'ri'm'ris. H- Killer. 1'. Merrill, E. Hrztl'tl- Third mm: C. Rtynnltla. R. Thmuns. J. Tihhclhi. HI. LnHilctht. EL Liuluiuhn. H. Pumcrmr. E. Lihlur. J. Maclmugrnll. E. 'Frinkhum, M. Skiliin, L. Landry. Secuml rnw: 1.1-. H'm'ling. 11- 5:11:- hm'n. 1'1. Rnhcrts. 3'11- Murmur. 13;. HliHl-cun, IL Futursan. F. JIEIQLLE. M- Taniel'. I1- Purrc-aullt. E. Htuugh. Frunt raw: I11- Imjn. M- McCarthy; 1.1. McCarthy. E. Simviiu. IJ. urhittln'. U. H'nlktr. 5K. Eua'icau- EH DIVIEIDH Back rnw: H. leuu-Hck. 1W. Curry. F- L'J'Dssmnn. EL. Uenmra. W. Eu- 13ml. D. Drusscf. J- L'Tatitellucci, 1W. Van Blar'tcum. 'F'. firithh. ant row.- P. Campbell. F. Mitch- cll. I-l- Hiltmnn. E. Sawyer. Il'j. Hutitlnck. E. T011113. W. Buwie. J. ?'I-Ir-uwkn. H. Umrltnn. page Hfry-Dne pagi. iEfryarwa page Efryrrhree TRAINING SCHOOLS The acknowledgment that we oay Miss Hastings may consist only of a few small wotdawlittlo payment for her years of service and guidance. Nevertheless, we feel sincere in our expression of apprecia- tion. Out wish is that our records will re- Eact her patient care and affection after WE leave the moldar'a hands. Mata? Loom: Hasa'mos Dt'reftor of Trotmog State Normal School. Gotham. Maine. Apri123, 1938. Door Prospective Toothara: The person who guides boys and girls must possess manly,r and womanly qualities himself. so. first of all, be somebody. It i5 what you are that gets into boys and girls. Be a teacher of ideas worth remembering and ideals worth following. Use all the improved tools of learning that are avail- able but use them to interpret hu man needs and vaIuaa Work with others to bring about good working conditions for your pupua May your teaching be a happyr experi- ence for you and your pupils. Sincerely yours. MARY Ia Haa'rtwoa. Director of Training pogo HFIy-four THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Fin integral part anf the GDrham Nmmal is the Jnninr High 8:110:31. established in 1926. The grades in this training schnnl range frnnt the Kindergarten through the ninth grade. and cnmpriee the largest single training unit in nu: eyetenL The building itself is of reel brick, and is modern throughout. Besides elaeernnrne. it enn- tains a large auditorium. 31 library, a cafe teria, and eniee rne-Ins. AI: nne time the training school carried nut the plan nf having all the girls in nne part of the building and boys in the ether. he the pnpnlatinn nf Gnrharn has increased and several nearby rural schools have been closed: the eehnnl has grown until new it beasts of a student bench,r nf apprnnintetely 330 pnpiIe and a faculty? of eleven teatheret l E H E E - ll Although the Junior High Schnnl has been established primarily as a eehnnl for the children of the village. it affords an excellent npperttnnitt,r for student training. Thtnngh it, Normal Sehnnl students nb- eerve the best methods and procedures in conducting lessons and in handling actual etrelnjttiaj;r situations in the sehnnl ICIDITL Each student has an opportunity tn dn eighteen weeks at practice teaching in either the Junior High Sehnnl nt nne nf the ether elementary eehnnle aiiiliatecl with en: training eyetetnt page Eftg-Ene THE MONOGRAM POINT SYSTEM A goed general view at the plan tea de- vele-p weil-thunded citizens may he had he; examining the Mhhhgtam Point System, which is in hperetie-n in the Junihr High SChDDI. Paints are given for t't'temr diffeta ent attainments. and in hrder ten receive the Menegram award. a pupil must receive 3 tented hf 200 perinte. Club,I twenty-twt: pupils have received the highest award. MGHDGRPLM PDINT SCHEDULE PHYSICAL l. Melting ene Err mere ef the eleee league teams. I'D 2. Making one at mete erf the eeheerl teams there hth. 25 3. The enrreetihn hr marked improvement hf physical defect, 4. Making an average hf A in pheeitel tul- ture fee the 1feet, 3-12 5. Presenting evidence hf having taken part 5-15 in tttganiited hikes. 3-14 45. Giving pmnf hf knewing scientific health rules in diet. sleep and cleanli- HESS 1:2 each quarterl. 13-14 GKQWH m .Meking marked physical. . Winning I5 131' F' phint hedge. Winning first P. R. ft. hedge. Winning eeeenel P. R. A. badge, Winning third P. R. A. hedge. MENTAL Being em the hhnhr mII tat Ieeet B's in majhr subjectsil . Taking part in an assetnhhIr pmgrem ht spelling Euntest. Chmpheing en aeeepted ethtml ht tIeee play. eeng. Fell, . Receiving ne E fear a quarter. Each 111 in e mejer subject for the quarter. Eeth B. Each C. SDCML . Being an active member of the sehherl e1 uh hr hteh est tat Acting efHeiently as class official er doing ethetent enmmittee week. mental ear mural imprhvement. Perfect attendance fur the quarter int: tetdtneesJ . . Each pereen in the them having the best attendance fer the year. . Net being tardy fear the quartet IEnh extra if under 571'. MURAL . Receiving an average net less then A in SeEf-Chntml. Receiving an average net less than B in SeIf-Chntrhl. htteeted exeelient membership in Ber? Scents. Campfire, 4-H Clubs; Dr Grange. . Certilied regular attendenee at 113-.unelen,r Selmel. Cherth hr Thung Fetaple'e Meetings. Activities in the Training 5:330:33 1G ED 5-23 lU-eHJ 2-3 5-3? $321 $21?! 5'113 Library Art Class Bet? Stunts Library Cetnet Fenlk Dentin Traiiit Petra Cfeeeteem Scene Class Debate E I page fifty-eix 1 SOUTH PGRTLAND Henley School JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Hayden L. V. Andaman, Principal Harriette G. Trask. Grades F. 3. and 9 Lona A. Pride. Grades ?. 8, and 9 Celia N. Gross. Grades 5 and 6 Mary Peabody, Grades 3 and 4 L. Alice Wetherell, Grades 1 and Z Lois E. Pike, Junic-r Primary Emma F. Harris. Kindergarten Assistant Supervisors Bertha Frost, Grade 5 Virginia Knight, Grade 4 Ruth Gilpatrick. Grade 2 ADDITIONAL TRAINING SCHOOLS WESTBRDGK SCHUDLS Furest Street School Pleasant Street Schnnl Bridge Street Schnnl Willard Street 3:110:31 Sam Street Sahara! Brown Street Schual RURAL SCHOOLS AND SUPERVISDRS West Gerham 1imndel rural schnnifJ- Nurth Scarbnm Sch001 Mr5. Mildred Miss Mary Pedersnn Dow Elmwood SchaoI Mi55 Carolyn Tnlr Libbjl,I SEhGDIEMiES Marv Stevens lefsnn page Hfry-swrn Heirs! Schools TRAINING SCHOOLS HENLEY SCHDDL. SDUTH PDRTLsi-JD One feature that distinguishes the Hen- lej.r Seherel fmm most grammar SEhDDiS is its yearly pregrsm e-f seeisl setivities. in which both the pupils and teachers partici- pate. A second difference is the sponsor; ship sf 3 club by each ICIDIII in the upper grades: each club has an aim emf eduestiensl 1eelue or social and civic betterment fer the pupils and the school. Henley School. Smith Portland Bridge Street Schnei. Westbrook Ft: rest Street Sehe e1. Westbreek Brawn Street Sehnsi. Westbmek BRIDGE STREET SCHDDL: WesTseeitiIt The Bridge Street Seheol is DRE of our largest training SEhDDiS. having an enetill- merit of sheut 300 pupils, and s supervis- ing faculty of eight teachers. This sehee-l provides an ordinary city SEhGDi envirenn- merit. Sees: STREET SCHeeL Sate: Street Sehoe-I serves as snsther training SChDDl fen: Gerhsm students. The subrprimsry. taught by Miss Mildred Bell. and the first grade, taught by Mrs. Marv gsret Hurd, are en the first flees. The sec- and and third grades, taught by Mrs. Ansel Sterling. the principal, eeeupn,I the settind Iienenr. page fifty-eiyhr 1-! - .n--- -- has THE RURAL TRAINING SCHOOLS THLE MDDEL RURAL SCHDDL, WEST GDRHPLM The model rural sehe-esl leeatecl at West Gotham. two miles from the Nermal SChDGi 0n the Oeeipee Trail, is much enught fee: :15 a practice teaching assignr ment. It is there that Miss Sterne brings classes: DD observe modern rural SChDDl equipment and methods in rural educatinn. Miss Mary Pedersnn. the teacher in charge. succeeds in making West Gerham tine emf the finest of Matinee rural sehtitile. THE Emeeen SCl-IDDL. SGUTH GDRHeM The Elmwtiod SEhDDi ie a typical rural eehne-l eeintaining a 51.th-1:n:irriar3;r class and the first four grades- There is a particu- larly whtiiesmne end eneiperative EIL'H'IDSF phere in this eehtieil, and many of emu: graduates have received excellent training here. THE LIEEY SCHODL Silt miles south Df Gerham we hnd an- 012th e-f emu: rural schools. Libby Sehtitil under the capable charge of Mrs. Mary D. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens has between 45 and 55 pupils in a DHE-IBDH'I building. The pupils belong to 4+1 Clubs and other clubs among themselves. mnetly sereial. The bDYS enjoy baseball and football as well 35 track and held events. There are no organized teams because of the dearth of boys 0f DHE size. THE NURTH Sceeeeitte Sertmt, The Natth SEEIfbDI'D SChUDl is a very small tine but its size times not entreetly pattray the amount of life that its four walls see each seheitil clay. One interesting feature of the echoed is the harmhniea band which Mrs. an has e-rganized with amazing success. Nine weeksr training here gives Gnrham students a clear idea of what is expected of a model rural school teacher. Some Rune! Sebaeie West Garham Sehanl Libby Sehnol page Efty-m'ne North Scarbthm Schne-I West Gerham Selmul IN THE 1.1BRPLRY Den't ytm recall the I'nerrg.ir studious heure and some not SD etudieueethet 31011 Spent in our large. welIaequippe-d library? De: you remember em,r euth things as beak fines, missing magazines. and reserve beaks 3:011 ftzrtgtmt Lt: get? Etnjeway, Ytratt did ap- preciate the helpful service and the abun- dant enureee truf material in this tenter 0f 0111' etheul'e curricular Iife. PREPARED? If gem had studied that Mathematics leeetr-n last night instead of listening ter the radie Dr talking to YURI reemmete, emfll enej,F Anne Weltenie thence to get an A- But what a state 0f mind ynu'te in if you're not preparedhderee yeur heart thumpr?I IN THE GYM All of DUI training is neat received by poring DVEI' beekeeeeme of it we get in this gene and fascinating manner pied tuted below. We're grateful and greteleeet but we're learning 3 Int end having a geed time. BFLSKETRY Away up under the eaves ie a I'DCIITI de- voted tD deing e11 eotte emf hendwerk; beekettje, sand tables, weaving, netebeek makingeell eerte of projects which give me great eatiefeetie-n and surely teach us at Int. Eame Cfeeemtlm Scenes The Literary.r Felk Dancing Mathematics Class Industrial Arts Cleee page 53ny CIVIC COMMITTEE OFFICERS President -. .. ..... ANN GARDHER Vi'cevPresideni - ....... . CLIFFDRD SHEA Sec'remry-Trecteurer . .- . MAREERY SHAW Fccuity AdvieerewMIss MARY HESTIHES. MR. EVERETT PACKARD AND Me. Lemme. J ENSEH The Civic Committee. DRE cf the mast active and worthwhile organizations 0f the Gotham Nc-rmel Schcicul, is. as its name suggests. a Cieicr' DI' clemctctatic gcwern- ing deY. It is cc-mpcreed cnf three facultyr members 01' advisers. Mice Mary Hastings. Mr. Everett Packard. and Mr. Louis Jenv sen, end a student delegate fmm each club DI urgenizeticin of the school. Ice purpcree is tc: prDthE a better under? standing and more congenial relationship between faculty and student deY. Once a student bECDmES a member of the Civic Committee. he remains a member during his attendance at the Gnrhem Nnrmal SEhDGL unless through reeigneticnn 01' two successive unexcused absences he loses this privilege. Meetings. which are helcl cm :11- ternete Thursdays, are in the farm of a forum. at which time each member has an equal opportunity to participate. In additicnn t0 assuming reepcmeihilit'f for carrying cult such activities as Superin- tendente' Day. Etiquette Week. First Chapel. Dr. Rueeellie Day. and N. 3' . Conference Delegaticiii, the Civic Ccsmmit- tee from time tc- tiine initiates and SPDHEDIS VHI'iCHlS prajects for which a need is felt. or which are in keeping with the purpose and Spirit of the echcncul. Rose Flanagan. Grace Perry. Gertrude Baker page sixtyicine WE? iFkEJFt-HFi-m??? F Women's Athfetie Board Left tn right: Lnrrnine Fitzpatrick, Constance: Furhush. Betty Tufts, Helnn Ernwn, IJnt Ih'iggin, Genrgia Smith. Ieanette Eiiiings, Jess Brews, Ruth Bmwm WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The anenis hthletie Assneistinn Board is made up of representatives frtnn eseh btsneh nf wnmen's sthleties. Esth fall this bnsrd assists the Men's Athletic Assneistinn tn carts nut the Dr. Russell's Den,r ptngtsmt During the year they spnn- snr dDI'mitDI'V tnnrnsrnents, eIsss tnurns- merits, game nights, and banquets. This year s new plan has been tried and has met with a great deal of suteess. After the regular sehednie nf games has been played in hnekey, basketball. and vnileys ball, a Green team and a White team have been selected. These teams plsy,r nne game and the winner is seelsimed champion feet the psrtitulsr sessnnt Rs 3 result nf a few amendments to the ennstitntinn, ninre people have been made eligible fen: awards. The Freshmen hnld the teenrd fnr having the largest number participating in class games. We shnnld pay speeisi tribute tn John- ny'i Jnhnsnn. president nf the W. :1. Fit, fnr making the annual game night such an enjoyable sffsiL We should 31st: mentinn Miss Flint, our faculty adviser. and the test nf the W. A. A. board fnt making the women's athletic program sn interesting and valuable tn all of us. This year. for the hrst tinie. hntsebstk riding has been nfiieisllj,r considered 3 part of the W. A. Pi. prngrsni. Each week in the fell and spring the group is transpntted tn Rines' Riding Stables, where theyr $311ij an hnur nr Innre nf riding slnng highways and byways. This FEEL slsn fen: the first time. the Outing Club has npersted under: its new name. It was formerly known as the Outdnnr Clubt page sixty-fnur BASKETBALL The second year team wean the basket- ball championship after a series ef fast and exciting games. The freshman team stars fmm Gotham High and Cape Elizabeth High led berth upperelass teams in a merry chase and very nearly upset all predictions. Dent Wiggin hdependahle fettward. Reuse Flanaganefntmer Rerekland High star. Jean Brown and Mertiee Berryeinsepa- fable guards. were responsible fen: the eeeF 0nd year teamis winnings. In the third year list are such people as Helen Seeltt, Evelyn Lend. and Betty Tufts. In addition te- haskethall games this year; several girls are taking a eesuree in umpiting with Miss Flint acting as the instructor. Each Due has an opportunity tn umpire several games during the season. TENNIS Each fall and spring a ladder temrna- ment is carried em for alI those interested in tennis. Gotham can beast of three well- kept tennis courts. and somenne in action em them most emf the timeeeven hefnte breakfast em warm spring mornings. Deat Wiggin is the outstanding player from the Commuters and Helen Brown from the dormitory, although there are many DIhErS very much intereeted. Jane Christiansen has been very valuable as tennis EDunciHUr this year. espreeiallyr ten the members ef the beginners' group. She will he sueeeeded b1; Helen Brown. page siny-EUE ABOVE: HUNDRARY BASKETBALL TEAM Baek re-w: Anne Weltmt. Betty Tuite. Evelyn Lurd, Ruth Ih'uwn. Hecm'ui J'uw: Kuthlten Ruwu, Merlin: Bm'l'j', Jenn l-Iruwn, Jeanette. Billings. Front row: Hazei Thnyer, JeeneHe anlwnnh Helen Scull- BELGW: TDURHAMEHT FINISHERS Back ruwt Edith Sih-ennan. Cecil E'Iemenl, Jeannette Tihhets, Ruth Berry- Fre-nt rew: Jane Chrietianeen. Ilrmliue Merrill. Helen Brawn. HOCKEY Besides winning the basketball teurna- merit, the C classes tame taut iirst in the hertkey games. Again the uppertlassmen found the scrappy freshman team hard tea defeat. Again. 1:00, we iind Emma Libbyr and Jean Maanugall starring fear the hrst Trear team. We will remember Des: Tufts for alwan being where she helunged. The C's tiwe much Df their success ED Reise Flanagan and Finite WEitDni speedy lines- men. wlm were always ahead and ready fear a goal. GREEN AND WHITE HDCKEY SQUHD ARCHERY HDRSEBACK RIDERS The flnai game between the Green and the White tearns was fast and exciting. SD eeerih,r matched were the teams that the game ended in a tie. Even Miss Flint tenn- fessed that theyI were ahead of her rinse tar twice. Besides theise already;r mentinned, the honsrary varsity team was made up Elf Egnes Biekfsrd. Margaret Johnson, Liar- raine Fitzpatrick. ICiiertriltle Chick. Mabel Hsuste-n. Madelyn Burk. and Ruth Brawn. ARCHERY Evelyn Lord. researd setter and in turn retard breaker, had many enthusiastic Eula iDWEI'S with the quiver and how. Twice a week tar thener, frtam 3.30 II:t 4.30. this group shrit with Eeelvn, with Miss Flint to guide beginners. Esther West, HGinnie Hagen, Mary Bragdsn, arid Edythe New- CDIl'lb made up the uppertlass team. The freshmen. led by the eres girls. lCharleria Durgin and Rita Luja. advanced rapidlyr and became active participants in the Green and White tournament. Evelyn Ltirtl wear the teiurnatnent with a store 0f 331. Esther West and Ginnie Hagen were the nest EWD in line and were awarded numerals. RIDING It was a te-rnrntm sight last fall tr: see abDut eight girls in riding hreeehes. wait- ing DI'I Rohie Hall steps for a ear to take them t0 the riding stables. Once a week these girls rode thrtaugh wooded trails with Miss Flint Dr Betty Tufts in charge. This is the smallest branch of the W. PL. FL but :it has made excellent presgress for the short time they;r have been organised and it is htiped that another year will bring stiil ITIDIE riders. Besides these alrearh;r rrieri- tianed, Dust Bragdtin, Ruth Jshnstm. and Ada Yates are Dutstanding followers elf this grtiup. pa gs sixtyesr's' aL .F' I .f I. It1 i ii '14 I... Action en the Court OUTING CLUB The Outing Club is the largest Dtganized group 0f the Wemen'e Athletic Aeseeiw tien. Twice a week YDLI may see a group elf girls leaving Herbie Hell fer a tramp in the weeds, a skating party, a picnic, a bird walk 01' skiing party. This club was responsible felt the skiing classes held at neontime end after eehe-ei heute. They.r secured John Cambridge :1 member tif the Deering Ski Club, fer the instructor. ' There's nothing like an after- noon of skiing te- put a peteen in shape fDl' examination weekeeek Marge Hover land or Fell ;r Merrill if the'j,r denlt think 30. Each year letters are awarded tti mem- bers when enmplete a given number of hikee tit the equivalent in skating at skiing. An organizatiean of this sort gives every Getr ham woman a thente to earn a letter even if she ienit a star en the teutt er hDCkEY field. CAMP FIRE Den: Tufts has made the Camp Fire Girls worth about four times what it fermetlyr weeein membership. activity, and we-rth- page sixtg-eeuen INTRAMURALS whileneee. The meetings are held each week in Cetthell Hall. Several times Mrs. Spear, Executive Secretary of the Western Maine Council of Camp Fire Girls. has spoken to the group at these meetings. Outdntir work with yeunger girls has been the main tDpiC of discussion. One tif the outstanding activities of the year was the production tif a merienette shew under Dee's supervision fer the ltital Camp Fire Girls group. The aim Of this branch 0f women's eth- letite ie te- make Gerham Normal School graduates better fitted for leadership in 4aI-I Clubs, Girl Stnute, Girl Reserves, 01' Camp Fire Girls. - - i i. 11' la??? , ii i ' 1- - .I 1 F min I E31111; :1th i Juniiiiitf W3? Crnaa Cnuntry Squad Baek rnw: U. Lindsey- '1'. Currigan. SUUIHHI rnw: Cnaeh Prtekarti- ii. E'Llhert. J- Uree'r, 'W. anie. H. t'harllmt. Manager H. :hiltetls. me r1355: F. Baldwin. W, tiarey, E, Jeaa. J. i'amhriiige, K- thha. ll Enantnn. H. Curtia. CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARY AND LETTERS VARSITY SUMMARY Farmingtnn Nnrmai. 15 Gotham, 4? Eridgtnn heademy. Eti Gntham. 31 Bridgtnn AtadEmy. l5 Gnrham. 31 Farmingtnn Nurmal. 15 Gotham. 5'3 JUNIGR VIERSITY Deering H. 3.. 15 1Enrham JV. 45 Starhnrn H. 5.. 23 Enrham JV. 33 Pnrtland H. 5.. 16 Gnrham JV. 4? Searhnrn H. 5.. 25 Entham JV. 2? Members nf the varsity squad ineinded Jeaa, Cambridge, thba. Knaptnn, Curtis. Carey. Reed. Mee. Rnaa. and Baldwin. Janine Varsity: HilbertT Greer. Bowie. Charlton, Lindsey. and Cnrrigan. Letters were awarded to Manager Jnhn Nnrtnn, Edward Jeaa, Stanleyr ReecL Kan- neth Hnbba. and Charles Lnnmia, of the class of 1938; Jnhn Cambridge and BLIP tnn Curtis; HGHUIEI? Captain of the class DF 1939. Certiiieatea were awarded tn Genrge Mee, class of 1938; Donald Knaptnm Lewis Rnaa. Paul Baldwin. Gentge Albert, Thnmaa Cntrigan, and Aaaiatant Manager Harold Aikena, of the class of 1939; Greer, aniet Charlton, Lindsey. and Carey, of the class of 1940. An interelaaa etnaa ennntryI meet waa held near the end of the season and was won lay the Juninra. El player must be a gnnd lnaer as well as a winner? Thus, if we were tn enm- bine the results of Crnaa Country and Base ketball tngether, there wentld he a sum- mary well balanced with defeats, lnaaea, and personalities. We entered nut without a ViEtDt'fH season on can: nwn enutae against Fatm- ingtnn Nnrrnal. We failed tn get one see- nnd windn and Fanningtnn placed her heat free men well in front of nuts. Bridgr tnnia harriera set a pace naueh nearer nut nwn and after ratinnaliaing 0n the trip back we decided that the meet would have been nuts if Eddie Jeaa. last year's captain and this year's pacemaker. had been pres! ent and SDIdiErH Carey;r had nnt thrnwn a ShGE. Lettermen graduating this year are Eddie Jess. Stanley;r Reed, and HKenH Hobbs. Cuttia. Cambridge, Baldwin. let- tetmen: Knaptnn, Carey. and Lindsey;r will fnrni the nucleus nf Cnaeh Patkardla next team. In spite of the rnana.r losses, the team ahnwed that spirit of enhperatinn and Iny- alt'yf tn Gnrharn Nnrinal that ehaeaeteriaea nut Cnaeh nf etnas country. page aixryreight Cnaeh Lnuie Jensen. a new member to the faculty. shhwed hie.r nbiiittF in coaching when he created Gathatn's htst champion- ship team in the New Engiend Teeehets' Chliege Conference. Ite debut in the league resulted in an easy vietnty nver Rhnde Island. Phil Ger! her started his mnst sueeeneful neeenn by hliing the basket with 14 pninte. Our hnnpetetn then journeyed nn ten New Britain. Chnneetient, tn hand that aggregation its hret ennfetenee lnee suffered in five treats 0f ternfetenee play. Austin's timely basket broke a last minute tie and the lGreen and Whites went on to victory. Austin and Gerber led the team through twn the victories over Fitchburg and Hyennie Teachers. With the championship spirit nnw their- nughly felt thtnughnut the eehntr-l, the lCiteen and Whites had little tiifiienittlr in Dvetenming Farmingtnnje early lead and going on to win the game. This same spirit carried them te- vietnrtr through twn INDIE games, one with Keene end enerthet with Salem. in which 'iBeunes Knaptnn amassed 21 points. the highest single tntal in any one game. Keene Nnrrnal gave Gnrhem its heat re- verse in the Conference League. but this merely Stimulated the fighting npirit of 01.1: championship aggregatinn to a win nee: Fatmingtnn in the last Conference game of the season. SUMMARY 151N133! LETTERS Coach: Louie Jensen. Summary: Gotham Normal. 54'. Fnttland Juninr Cnliege. 34. -- 5Gnrham Normal. 59: Rhneie Island Cnilege hf Edutatinn. 55'. ththent Nnrmel. 5?; Cnnneeticut Teachets' Cul- lege. 39. thrham Nnrrnal. 54: Fitthhurg iMeeej Teeth- ers' Chllege. 35. $Gctham Htitmel. 4-15: Farmingtnn Normal Sth-nni. Gothem-Nnrmal. 4'1: Hew Hampshire Frnsh. 5?. tEnthem Nnttnel. 152; Keene iN. HJ Teethers' Cnllege. 45. thrham Nnrntal. 55'. Salem iMassj Teachers CQHEEE. 35. Gotham Herrmal. 35; Madewanka Training Sthnnl. 5U. Gnrham Nnrmel. 2-1; Tiltnn KN. HJ Junior- CnIIege. 415. 1'ElEntham Nntntal. 4E; Keene fN. HJ Tmtheter Cnllege. 4-5. ' 1 Kinntitnent Nnrmal. 44: Farmingtnn iinrmal Schwinn, 42. Gnrham Nnrmal. 35: Aranetnnk State Nurmei Sehnal. 3?. ' tGQIhe-m Normal. 41; Hyannis iMaesJ Teachers' Chilege. EH. Terrain: Gotham. 55?: Uppnnente. 54-5. The team won 3 and Inst 1 conference game for a percentage DE .838. HPhil Gerber wan ehneen as one of the fntwatds Urn the Cnnferenee All Team. Caln Anne tin was chosen as DEE 0f the guards 0n the reserve teem. BASKETBALL 1'9 3133 Bnehetbnii Tenn: BEEF: mw: H. Cisnrltnn. 157. Fan Elnrieum. C- Hines, P. Baldwin. C. Ciiiiey. Fr-Dttt ruw: C. Austin. U. Hltnptnn, .T. Ham, P. Gerber, H- Higginn. Ll. 1Il't'ehh. Eihnch JENSEN. page eixrn-nine SUMMHRY END LETTERS CLIFFORD D. T. WIEDEH, Coach .KARLTDH Httsrsties, Captain STANLEY Gar, Manager Summary: C Gerham Narmal. 8: Salem Teachers; F. Cfierham Nmmal. E.- Rheide Island Cuilege hi Educatiun. E. 1fieirham Eurmal. 1?: Eege. l. Gatham Nmmai. l; Bridgmn Academy, I2. C Eurham Hurmal. 3:: Keene Normal. 5. C Emham Hnrmal. 3; Keene Nnrmal. I'D. CGeirham Nermal. U; Rhmde Island Ceilege nt' Educatinn. 1. II? Curtierenee Frames. Letters were awarded by Ceiaeh Wieden tr: Hustin. Petersr Rimes, Crrirkett. Hig- gins. Felker. Doyle. Whitehouse. Gerber. Certificates were awarded to Grover, Baldwin. Ross. Shea, Curtis. Reed. Nesbit. Filbert. errigan. Knaptnn, Manchester. Brisweli. Bridgham. Cressey. ILe-ttermen returning: Felker, Dayle. Higgins. Hustin. Whitehouse, Gerber, Rines. Interelass letter for managershiinLibby. BASEBALL Fartla 11d Juninr Cal - i'lf March eerrnes in like a lirin. she must go rant like a lamb. Thus it was with last season's baseball team. But in spite DI? the fact that the closing games were heart breaking. the season ended with a EECDrd of three losses and twra wins. Cal Rustin let the opposing team down with only seven hits in the ripening game at Salem Teachers' College. Blin Feiker. Captain. took the batting hennors of the day with a lung triple. Gorham's seewnd victory was ever Rheide Island Cullege of Education. Keith Crockett, Gorhamis star outfielder. gath- ered three hits out of five times at bati In a nein-eratiferenee game Coach EVie- den used the entire squad to defeat Peart- land Junirir College. Burt Whiteheuse batted fer a thriusanrl and was responsible fear sis: runs. Gorham received her outstanding defeat at Bridgtnn Academy. The hits were so few that Ceiarh Wieden rould easily award DEE genuine hersehide fear each safe bingle. Cal Eustin did srime outstanding twirl- ing at bath of the Keene games, but his teammates failed to get him enough scores fer a vietesry. The seasein ended at Providence with Captain HGus Higgins giving a fine EXP hibitirin em the mound. The big stickers enuid neat hunch their hits and the game was Inst, l to 0. 1Captain Gus. with his infinite quantity rat wit. kept the rnerrale ef the team at its highest em each of the ferur spring trips taken. I93 ? BHSE'thH Team Heck rtiw: I- Camhritige, U. Ewinrlpttzln1 C. Hsittchester, ?'ult'. H'ieden. Cuzich, t'L Aihert. T. Currignn. Middle rule: 5. Reed, P. Hrrwer, B- H'hitehrmse. E. C11rtis1 C'- Eltay. F, Baldwin. Frmit mw: C. Austin. E. Peters. E'. Hines, H- Crnekett, K. Higgins- P. iierher- F.'. iJL'is'Ie. H. Fetlker. page seventy G. N. s. SPORT esRsDE OR ATHLETICS The Gorham Normal School has a dual athletic program. One phase is that of intersehoiastie competition, while the other is interelass play. The intersehoiastie pro- gram is offered for those young men who wish to specialize in athIeties in order that LhEY may do work in coaching. The inter- class program is carried on so that young men who do not care to participate in interseholastic competition may have some means of getting beneficial exercise and re- laxation and also learn something about athletics that may;r make them better teach- ers. The major sports are cross country. baseball. and basketball. The minor sports are softball. horseshoes, tennis. pingppong, and an ioterelass track meet. The different classes are represented in minor sports by class teams. Each class has a ITJEJCIE and minor team. The 193? Q N. 8. Cross Country squad had a disappointing season due to injuries acquired by many of the good runners. The '31'33 basketball squad was the tinest in the history of the school. The squad had many good basketball men who had much previous experience. -In the New England Teachers' College Conference, Gotham Normal. which is a member. had nine victories against one defeat. This feat made them New England Teachers Col- lege Conference Champions The baseball team for this year is iust getting osatijir to start its season. The hopes for the team are high. Marv,r players are lettetmen of previous years who should come through. The Junior Class was the intereiass champions in 193?. The Cross Country teams are coached by Mr. Everett 8. Packard. Baseball and Basketball are coached by Mr. Louis Jensen. The Athletic Director is Mr. Clifford O. T. Wieden. Outstanding athletic performances were turned in this year in Cross Country by Jess. Cambridge, Ross. Hobbs, Carey. and Mee. In Basketball bje Hami Higgins, Webb, Knapton, Austin, Gerber, Rines. and Baldwin. page ssUsofg-one Mug In HThe For Ghotsm i' Emilee: Gathers Hennal $Nw'ii I kl .r' I. . .- rlmardis Twain??? l5 E35? VIEPQQN Yggzi $1333? 15 If?- lesml Fin Fails. Igzewi'i' ' 1 W i, 'H' r 'l x i1 eta . h... Qt: Eeenmi HRH.- t. 19..., 11': 1 + I 1 .13.. .; . i . m 51.5. .33; Gefbam Nmmal 5s 39. a ! Git MW 0w Salem 'Er'mfe 9-: .. Vi T ea'tf'st'..; e' Q t mm M21! L-I'I ' a :J'sieae' Q I BJ'Kn-mteq rmipltadi. Lita, Q'g $6 . gr.- f? .e' 1 -l- H 1 1re a ear as ??;?ygtfa 9' J r 1 iii; - Eff Fa tn. I :I':- Pmlilif Plnhr LIFER! Hi: : pr r. 1.: Tami. In A 52.415 Ne. . no . . J... um - wil'l C? 'I 'II- ; ORGANIZATIONS THE COMMUTERS' CLUB President ..... HOWARD HERD ere-Freet'e'ent RDBERT Ateneeeeee Secretary . . . . ....... RUTH aHDEtteUH Treasurer .. . .. . . . .. ARLEEE Rowe One e-f the biggest organizatinne of the SChUUl, established primaIiIY for the pur- petee of urgenieing as a whale the group at people who tie: net live in the dermiterv. The club retee high in popularity. and bath student body and faculty members 100k fUrwatd to those delieiaus lunches eponented by the club during neon hours. activities eaf the club are lunches. a dance. a picnic. a chapel program. a roam fDI' the young women of the club in the dormi: term and games at neontime in the gym- nasium. Miss Eliiiabeth Hale is the faculty advisert A11 eesmmutete are eligible ter he- eetme members e-f this organization. Meet- inge are held once a week in CGrthelI Hall. The eenmmutere em the whale are :1 happy carefree lot of young wnmen and men. COMMUTERS 31:53 Hi. E! etl'l F. 3 Hf! ill ii. :I :1. 119'! .1 31114 .1in 1;; . eeee . I'I' :r -i :1' .. i I THE CUMMUTERS' CLUB Hack raw: EL Gardner, M, Metttlnnald. J. JnrdmL P. Gerber, H. Etapies, L. Card, F, Tullper. 1L ngc: K- Jordan. J1 Ham1 J. Camhritige. M, Sylvester, E. liueeEmmu-gh. Ferurth raw: 1. Page. L . Greeley. C. tiut'E, 251. Futeyz Ft. MEHil-ten. I. MaeDeugeil, IJ- Leavitt. W. HiEL F. Terhnx. I. HUHL C- Kelley, J. Ferten. Third few: 1!. Cumnatt. F- l'thrrtty. I. Eaten. E. Lhtleheld. L. Landry, H. Jose, G. Shaw, A. H'hitmure, M, M.EDgnm-ggh. H. Dmlghty, C. Haneheeter. C- RinEE. E. DUNE. Secund raw: 1'1- Sanhnrn, 1'1 . I'Irlartin,E. Wuads K. Renee. R. Anderenm H- Hurd, R. Andaman. E. French. :1. Hanan. 15. Atwnud. Frunt ruw: ll Lindsey, H. 1It'llr'i'riteItemste. LII- Knaptan, J. Graves. I11, Enudridge, R. Datige. f3. Albert. :31. F055. E- Bennett. 1. Pike. T. ferrtgan, L. Renee. page seventyrttua THE POETRY CLUB Here you see the Penetrj.T Club in former Linn fer a regular meeting. We can believe it's a geed pregtam. THE DRAMRTIC CLUB A play rehearsal is net 3 very glemnrnue thing; but hard week becomes a pleasure when the creation of a play ie its object. THE ART CLUB Everyene keeps tum.r in his own way when the Art Club meets. Here again a student gre-up Iinde pleasure in creative Work. COMMUTERS AT LUNCH The Cemmutere keep as busy as any; body else all day, but the daily lunch heur is pretty impatient as a social occasion. .I'JEQ'E' SE UEny-TIFH'PE MET? - Er MT - u e f ? a 'f'ze..df' FUEHF Club in Seeeien Dramatic Club Rehearsal Art Club at ka Lunch Commuters T H E POETRY CLUB Hitch nm': 3!. ll'nedtmtthl. 3T- Fergu- sml, 11'. Mt'tt'n'lt', R. Firmttgnrt. R. Pur- mijr. 11. Luill. H. Latwitt. j. Tirmt'n. Thlrtl raw: -I. Hitet'htu'ne. H. Bmwn. I. Page, t'- Hiiehuhn. PL Knight. I'III. SEI- t't'eler. J- .TurtL'Ltt. Hucmttl run: M. littstuu. : L. H'cltnn. C- flemem. 1?. Perry. 1L Peekhrnn. L. tittrlrmt'l. F. Fitzxmirick, :1- Biekiurd. THE POETRY CLUB President ........................... EERTEL'DE BAKER Viee-Presttt'em . ............. LOUISE EUGLET Secretary ................. MARY CULLIHAH Treasurer .. .. ......... JANE CI-IRIE'I'IAHSEH The most pupuiar club in the eehe-enl, according EC! its members. They are cheneen each year from a long waiting list. This intellectual eiub studies and dEVEleS an appreciation of poetry. causing an inspired tiem fur creative we-rk. Each Christmas they perfhrm a kind deed: that of sending Christmas boxes t0 perm rural schools. In additihn to these projects, a Mothetie De? Fragrant is presented in Chapel. The club H- l-gttgiullmr. E. Ettmwumi. Frtattt 1't':u1.'..'i :E'. H'tng. E. FIJS'LET. Ummhty. THE ART CLUB Ekintn. 1L :hlttttrrsml. J. Brush, Hurti. E. Perneveeu. I. Sweet, Ethnic. I. Piitt'. H. Bent- Ettmwtmtl. U. Pnrritt. M. Hnwland. has made a special study of choral reading this year. The club meetings are unique in arrangement. the seating plan is circular, giving a round table eifeet. Miss Lewis is the faculty adviser. THE ART CLUB President EUttEHe PEItHEVEAU Viee-Presttiem HELEN ALLEN Secretary .............. FRANCES HEIGHT Treatttrer CARRDLL RICH If you are interested in art but eannht draw, sketch. tr-r paint. heetzrme a member of the Fart Club, we will teach you. This is the tall issued each year, and it is answered by the beginners and the masters. The club provides an excellent appert- tunity feu- thetee interested in art te: EnjUY work ne-t included in the regular art course. Weekly meetings are held in the regular art IDDHI. The eluh presents a chapel program. a dance, entertains a visit; tug basketball team. and arranges fear art exhibits t0 which the 5:;th is invited. Miss Vietrie is the faculty adviser. page seventy-fhur Uttetitt. f5. Halter. 3. fht'ietinnsen. 3.1- Cunimm. L. Huglex. T. Langerin, 11. Back I'DWT B- Eruwm E- Bartlett, 3.1 . Third mw: fl. Albert, H. 1Vmcester, 1F. Hanhm'tt. M- L'Inrl-t, P. RUherte-i. J- Hlterhurne, M- 'fanier, M. McPhec. Secmtd ruw: 11'. Hagerman. 1. Frank, P- Brawn. L. Felletier. C. Chishnlm, T- Gagne. E. Sheinn. H. Morris. E. ant raw: M. Sherman. 1'1- Peckham, J. Peiffer, T. Lungevin, P, E'IrIetcalf, M- I-Iudgkins. C- Rich, P. MeEttchcrtI, THE DRAMATIC CLUB DUJiDTHi' Lesvrt't Mess Causes: MADEIJHE MscDrsetsLt: Treasurer .. ...... BURTGH CURTIS Pr est's'en r . Vite Presiden r S eeretsry Du yeru went m be an attest? Yes? Then try e-ut th the Dramatic Club. The purpose enf this club is ten: discover and cultivate talent, ED afford the student Incite opportunities few seif-espeession. and tn prtisride keen enjoyment for everytine. Dif- ferent groups within the club put 011 one- set plays fear presentations at meetings. Other activities are chapel programs, :1 banquet, end an annual play. The play this year was Til Leave It Te: Youl'j by Noel Coward. Mr. Chester Slost is the enseh whose tireless efi'tirts aided in the productinn. Mr. Sinat is the faculty scl- viser. THE DRaMATIC CLUE- Hack raw: C- Higgins. L- Carri, J- Brush. Ii. Chadian, 1's . Farcy, :1. Dee. Third rms': n. E'Llhett, L- Htitighmn- M. Berry. 1... Landry, M. James. E. H'arti, E. Sheviin. E. Dayle- Sccmlti I'UW'. E. Iuhnstun. J- MeLEUmI- gall. IL HEnihtcltni-z1 J1. W'eitum E. Cleaves. B. Tufts. R. Edwards, J. Jur- dam V. tisgne. Frtrnl raw: A. Boswell. ti. Ferry. I'L-I. Eiuilitmn. D. LEnvitt. Ii. Kurtis. ll. Msetluusltl. ti. Baker. THE LIBRARY CLUB Back row: L. Eittrismi. 1E. Csie. E- Bartlett. PC. Cunningham, E- Slimlin, M- Lafiocheiie, H. McIntyre, E. Davis. SECUMi re-w: E- Atweml. 11. Murphy. M. Clark. E. Pinkham, E. Grant, M. Hamilton, 1. Frank, V, Hague. First raw: M- Juhnsun, R. Lang, T. Langevin. III. .indersml. B. Brown, R. Edwards1 R. Harper. THE LIBRARY CLUB Presl'afem . ....... MARGARET JENDERSDN '11HERESA LENGEVIH BEREFLRH EIR'DWH REEECCE LUNG Uite-Presis'em .. Secretary .. ........ Treasurer ......... The PUIPDSE of this organizatinn is to keep its members well acquainted with the literature of the past and the present. This club is under the able supervision 0f the sehheilis librarian, Miss Eames. A chapel program is offered eaeh steer by its mem- bers te- the SChDDl. Pmminent speakers re- view hooks and ate entertained by this argenizstion. WGMEH'S ELEE CI.-LIB ! Hark rnw: H. Lewis. Tl. Htilei j- Tiiu. hetle. f- l'ILrLet'rnurieIL, J. Mnel'lmman. 'L' . 1 '111'h'.::-:h, 'Iu'. Hague. H. iInrm-r. J- Ii.'1te11. l1- Huck. L. l'mrlnmt. I, Pen reauh. Thin! rues: E- H'm'd- 3E. fluelin. F. H'nml. H. lliTlihen. M. Tuhnenn. I'I-I. McLauzehhn. I. Frank. 11. Shernmn. R. Miller. H. Timmae. .- u.. I'L'ileiaes- Feemul row: M. Leach. ll- Ba'amlnn. if. Element. E . Rewmhle, Ti- Libby, f E. n'eet. JI. llePhee. H. Pumerfrl', .- 1.. Human. 1E. liea'gueum ll. Murrie. I'I. 'Ejreene. E. Pinichmu- qut rent: 1'. Hagen- 1T. Ekilliu. 1!. i'LIJIilazm. .T- Billings. ll- IJ-qu-a, 1-- Junee. H. WhiteEL-y'. H. Weleh. EL. ' Hiekfm-tl. F. Ermene, .5... Dale. M. I Greene. MEN'S lELEE CLUE ILLeJ-z raw: 1'11- Ilmlfxt. V's - Carey. C- Landry. .T- Cnmht'jrlge, H- Bent+ J. l Ewen. E. Fernevenu- Secntld rtne: TIL . IiiH. .T. Urit'ltlit. R- nnudriHHe. K. Huhhs- L Pike. VII . Ven Hlau'ieum.1.L I'LIee'tlliste-n iJ. Lint!- sey. ant rnw: J. Graves, J... Smn'igtley. H. Bennett, :1. Emlwell. Fr. Parritt, P. HGEJEFIE. 1 . Mitchell. I WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB PJ'FSEHEHI .. EDITE'I LEWIS ChambEr MUSiC during the winLEr semeg- :WF-IPFFSIJEW -- -- - - - lgtfitmifgiig tet. This spring thee inaugurated Music eere art; ............ ... .. .r - . . Treasurer . . ... .. .. ... .. MhRY DUSTIN Week Wlth 3' ChapEI program. Librarians .. EeTI-Iee WEST. LUCILLE JDHES MEN'S GLEE CLUB The Whmenis IGlee Club meets weekly Preex'eem . . .. .. .. .. .. .. CMLTDH Lemme in the mueie teem. Miee Andrews. Du: Ux'ee-Freeia'enr . .. .. BRADLEY UEHHETT mueie supervieet is the diretth Seerenrry-Treneuree . .. . . .. .. . IRVING PIKE . ' Librarian .. .. .. . . . WILLIAM CAREY The year the club had the honor te- be Th M . l ; invited to sing at the Maine State Teaeh- 1 E EH 3 GIEE C Uh holds; weekly ete' Conventien in Pertlend. In this meetlnge. hlthough 1E3 number 13 abeut capacity they represented Gethame spirit half that Of the wetnene group. they in an enviable fashien manage Le hold 11;: then: end e-f the mixed The; employed the services emf several ?DICE gtoepe. This Eat the atngete red members 0f the Pertland Symphmn? Ot- vealed Th'Etll' latent perennahty as held, bad eheetra and presented an Evening 0f ptretee; but we dldnit SEE the gltls run away. During the pest echoed year, the Men's Glee Club has sung at the lilemetwj,r Teeth- ere' Ceneentien, they have participated in the Getham broadcast. eererled the local community at Christmas, and elimeeed tte successes with the preeentetien jeintly With the Women's Glee Club; of a musical extrevagenee, The Bueeaneeref! page eeuenrg-efx i Back raw: C. Chieheim. I'tl- Andersen. THE ORCHESTRA President JOHN GRIHDLE lr'fee-Freer'dent . -. .. JANE CHRteTIereeEH Seer'etery-Treeeurer . ............. VIRGINIA HAGEH The Gerhem Normal School Orchestra under the direction Of Miss Miriam Pin- drewe has deane outstanding work this year. The Dtehestta started with same iti- experienced musicians and developed a CD- eiperetive end harme-Iiie-ue group. Its membership includes representatives of 3E1 feut classes and rehearsals are held during club periods in Russell Hall. The Orches- tra did Dutetanding work in playing on the Maine Sehnols 0n the Hit pragtam. December 12. 193?. Occasionally the Orchestra plays during the chapel exer- eieee. Miss Andrewe' fine work with this greup is truly commendable. and the in- telligent interpretation ef the numbers pieyed by the musicians is pleasant tea the listeners. DRCHESTRH Back ruw: H. W'Umis. F- Ptimei'ny. C. liliement+ J. Ehrietieneeu. I'LL Ferguv 512-11. H. Bent, l3, Etiies. 1. PErI'eauit. A. Elkitte, M. Martin, J. L'rrindle. ant raw: A. Hiekfurd, R. Harper. T. Hagen, FL. Hale. C. lJLIrgin. J. Tibbetts, E- Lewis, J. Eaten. H. Hurd. THE HDUSE CDMMITTEE 1 . Wheaten. J. Ernwn, M. Berry. Front mw: T. Thomas, St. WeTtun. R. Paratiy. J. Hiring. I'll. SieePer- THE HOUSE COMMITTEE Preetdenr . .. RAE PARADT Ui'ee-Preeie'ent .. .. . .. .. . ANHE WELTOH Seeremry-Treeeurer .................. RDA YATES The House Committee is a representa- tive bead? Df the young women living in the dermithre. Its purpesee is ten: regulate and central am.r matters pertaining tea the welfare. peace, and happiness of this large group in dermitety life. Electiene fer the ehmmittee are held twice a year. at which time eleven girls became members Of a new House Cummittee. Thrnugh the fine guidance and cniiperetiern of Dean Jordan with the members, this body has had a very eueeeeefui year. THE T- 1h . C. Pt. CHEIIHEET Standing: H.13uelit1. H-1.urti. R. Brown. heated; E. Knight. M. Lietnn. E. Lard. H- Hrtigtiun. E- Lewis- Y. M. C- A. Buck mw: E- Race! N. Howie, L. Ray, J- Bnteh. H. Bent. 3 ... DUE, 3. Sweet, i Etidgham. Feeent! mw: C. Landry. J. Grindim V. Staiiieihrd, L. PeiletieL P- Rubens, L. Snmrigney, 5. Reed. Frtmt 11.1w: J. Peiffcr, U. Cressey, Hr. Packard. 1W- Inimemt, K. Hahhs. 13+ Parritt. C. Hanuhueter. THE Y. W. C. A. Thursday evening, at which time interest- . ing speakers from the school and eluteide President ............................... EVEIJH LORD give WUtIhWhilE talks. 'Iehe Y w! C. FL i-FieeaPreeitt'ent .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. MAEEL tiueTeet eponee-re the Freshman Reception, the Christmas Bazaar, the sale elf candY in the dermittariee, end an annual spring picnic. The Y. W. C. 31 else: dezee eneial work in This is an Degenieetien Dpen tee memr the thmmunite. bets of the school to provide religious training not otherwise given in the Net- meI Schererl. The Cabinet and Advieary THE Y. M- C- A- Beerd are the administrative group of the Setremry . . EVELYN KNIGHT FrrE-EISHI'EF . . .. . DDRDTI'W ERHGDDE . . . President . KENNETJ organization. Meetings are held every . - I H0335 Vieeapreetdewt . .. . WJLLIAM JDHHehe-t Setreterg-Treeeurer ........... . DONALD CRESSEY The purpnee of the Y. M. C. A. ie to provide religieue fellowship for the yeung men 0f the school. A meeting is held every Thursday evening either at Mt. Paekatdie heme er in a classroom. At each meeting either student, faculty, DI' outside speakers preside. Joint meetings of the Y. M. C. PL. and the Y. 1V. C. A. are held once a month. Mr. Packard ie the adviser. page eeUeHIy-etght 'III. THE LAMBDA PI SIGME FRATERNITY Freet'dem ............. CARLETUH LAHDRY Viee-Preea'e'ent BURTON CURTIS Secretarg ............. . . . GEORGE ALBERT TranStxrer LJNWUUD CELEB Lambda Pi Sigma ie the GldEr of the twea fraternities in Gorhem. The activities of this fraternityr are numemus. such :13 dances, a pie? eat a minettei, chapel pm- greme, weekly meetings, and skating par ties. The frat cellars ate Grange and black. Sigma members are reviving an old euetnm this year. in printing a small booklet which will reveal serene 0f the inside facts ahhut the fraternity. Mr. L. N. Cille'e is the feeultt,r advisert THE ALPHA LAMBDA BETA This fraternity, the younger of the two, has much the same principles. The faculty adviser, Mr. Geertge Brown. has been such fear the past eight years. The fraternity colnte ere mareen end geld. Ite activities are else: numerous, such as weekly meet- inge. fret get-tergethere. plays. fret erut- ingi sleigh rides, skating parties, and many nther activities. The fraternity ephneoted FRATERNITY . . e a mmetrel show in May, with a meter of Preetdenr .................................. . EDWhRD JESS . . . erevPreet'e'ent ...................... LAWRENCE RAT blaCk-faFEd CDmIES Wlth man? and vanEd Serretarg IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Len FELLETIER eeeomphehmente. as well as a balanced Treasurer . .................... RALPH Hewsee: variety of specialty numbers. I. I g .l :I'... gr 1-... l. '-I. .I '.- Jig .7! LAMEDA PI SIGMA FRHTERNITY Back mw: F. Tupper, F. Gerber, U. Heehit. J. Cambridge, P. Graver, L'- Ranch, J'- Ham, C. Rimes. Secunei row: J. Graves. C- Rich, LII. Enaptun, U. MEAIIiStm'. H- jurden. R. Budge, C- Kelley, C. Shea- ant raw: E. Dayle; Mr. CiHey. L- Card. C. Landry. E. Curtis. :3. Albert, A. Eeewell1 W. Jehnsun. ALPHA LHMEDR BETH FRATERNITY Each: row: 33. Whiteimuee. : L Fees. R. Gundridge, T. Corrigan, E. Staples. M. Rowe. R- Anderenn, L. Eridgham. J. Brush, 'W. Hiil- Sttand raw: L. Smwlgney', P. Tartan:1 J- Urindfe. P. Eitidwin, K. Hobbs, I. Pike. .r't. Dee, C. Leemie, B. Felker. E- Race. 1.. Russ. ant raw: 1- . Staplefurd, j, Kmmn, D. Cressey, I... Ray, Mr- Emwn. L. Pclleticr. R. Hansttn: E. Bennett. C. Manchester. 3. Reed. F Standing: R. Flanagan. I. Brush, J. Graves; IL Lungfelluw. P. Esitlwin. C. Chishtmiml J. Cambridge, R. Emwn. M. Berry. E. Knight. T- Langevin. Seatcti: T. Currigen. E. lIC't1rtic-t, I'LL hlachneId, I- Pike, J. Brown. GREEN AND WHITE BOARD GREEN AND WHITE EDITORIAL BOARD EttI'tDr-En-ChI'EFLRUSE FLANAUAH Assistant Ed:'torstEAH BROWN. RUTH LUNG- FELLDW. THGMHS CURRIERH. ROBERT HHDEREUN Business MenagerwJDHN GRAVES Assistant Business MenagerstADELEHE MAD DONALD. PAUL EsLDwIH Eateries: Edr'mrstEItTlCE BERRY. IRVING PIKE Giris' Aihteri'eszUTH Beew-H Beys' Athiett'cFEURTDN CURTIS Photographic EditetseCATI-IERIEE CHISHDLM. JUHH BRUSH Art Edi'tcirw-JDHH CAMBRIDGE TypisrewTHEItesJ-t LeteGEViw. EUELTH KNIGHT Fecuny Adm'serstIss Lewis. Me. WIEDEH THE GREEN AND WI-HTE This year the GREEN AND WHITE Board has attempted tti issue a yearbeek which differs fttim thDSE csf preceding years. Httping tc: represent SChDDl life as we will remember it, we have tried tc: picture actual schec-l events as thee,r ace in actual schecsl experience. All phases of echoed life have been represented. Tc.- cihtein pic- titres of these things, we have had pictures taken 0f the life within taut school, the actual class week eleng with the training scheels with which everyone cemes in con- tect sooner or late: In cunnectitr-n with everyday schec-l life we have pictures 0f Due clubs as the? are engaged in week come 1110an carried on. Besides these we have included pictures showing the was; in which our leisure time is spent. We hope that the GREEN AND WHITE will prove as interesting tc: you as we. a gteup I31: individuals, have hoped and tried ED make it. page eighty THE EDITORIPLL STAFF OF THE ORACLE FOR 193?-38 Editnrrt'n-Cbief Assistant Edttnr Business Manager Assistant M'nnnger ........... DnnntHe LEFLVITT ANNE WELTUH STANLEY REED Cent Hnen Assnsiete Editors News . JDHH ERIHDLE Lt'rernrg -- Mane STINESTER. Msmnn Feenusnn Fun Department ................ BEATRICE UUUGHTT. Pennies MERRILL fifumni and Exchange . ................. GRACE PERRY anen's Athletics . VIRGINIA K?QDWLES Menis Athletics ...................... CARROLL RIHES Urgnm'znrinns ........................ MARIDH COLE Reporters nnnns Bienennn LAWRENCE ERInnHeM ELFELYH WARD Lneesine Lsnnee RALPH HawsEH EDITH SILVEeMsn Typist: DDRDTHY MCCARTHY EDITH GRANT Jnenn KsTen ORACLE The mnte recent of our sthnnl publica- tinns is the Ornate, nut newspaper nnw celebrating its seventh birthday. The staff n .1 in em; F t-Zb H; '1 I iumrgv is thnsen frnni the student bntije by the Ornefe Beard after tits: submitting their queliiitetinns. This year the Ornefe has been included under the incidental fee, thus insuring each student with yearly.r snbseriptinn of bee copies and assuring the heard more funds with which tn work. This plan has been most successful. prnven by the growth bf the paper in its number Df pages, new fea- tures, and more pictures. The gtnwth in eircnietinn has stimu- ieted a birth of pnpnlat articles which new appear regularly: these were chosen he writes hunt the student body. The publicatinnis putpnse is twnfnld. Besides furnishing the school with news and entertainment. it has discovered jnnrw nelistie pnssibiiities among its staff IIIEI'IIF bets. ORACLE BOARD Standing.- P. Merrill, 1'1. Cele, L. Landry, M. Sylvester, D. McCarthy. L. Bridgimm, E. Grant, E. Eiiivermnn. R- Hansen. E- Ward, A. Biekinrdi C. Hurd, I. Eaten. V. Knnwies. Seated.- E- Dmighty, G. Perry. 5. Reed, 1J. Leavitt, .I't. Weltnn, J. Erintiie, 1E. Fergusnn. C. Hines. page ei'grhry-nne page er'ghm-Ehree SEPTEMBER Monday. 13. Regittrntirm Day. Tueedntr. 14. First Chapel- Ann Gardner. Ruth Andersen. and Ernest Dayle in charge. Saturday. 13. Hr. Russell's an. Gut Higgins helped the Bhvs' Club. Geerge Filbert refereed the serfthall genie. Tuesday. it. Miss Hale premises tr: bring her Beard tea tilts. Thursday. 23. Marian Fergerenn. Yes. I managed tt: thmh thmugh her Beard last night. Saturdee. 25. The Puett? Club held their picnir nt Lang Island. Whn target the hamburg. Lhuisei' Monday. 2?. Anti what ehuuld HFergie End in her netehetik but 3 snake? Thursday. 3U. Chmmuters' Club Pitnir held at 1'1'5-tmne'.r Eagle Lake. DCTUBER Suturing. 2. Guting Ciuh Pitnir. Wednesday. ti. First GREEN Min WHITE htmrd meeting. Cup Day at Peettv Cluh. Thurman. ?. Y. M. C. A. pienit. at Iridium Cellar. Manning. 11. Miss Matriil and Miss Black nf Castle- ttin Nhtmtti SEhD-GI. Vetmtmt. spnke in thapei. Wednesday. 13. Yet: Can't Take It With Ynu. renti by Mrs. Petersen. Fritfuyr. l5. Pie Seie with l'I'Cttri tif ChHee Thruwtt ht. Mite: Lewis certainly meringuetl her lemtm pie. Manday. 13. The Gerham Normal Schuerl faculty and men presented Louis with his gearing away pretents. Ben anage! Thursday. 21. Miee Muriel Lester hf I't'IitigeIt'gT Hell. Lenduri. spake in thepel. Saturday. 2i. Stavenget Hunt. Water. water. whet e night! Mundey. 25. Great GREEN ANT: WHITE HUEkE? Game. Tuesday. 2'5. First Grades eut te-tieyr. Thursday and Friday. 23 anti 2?. Teachete' Ethn- ventihn in Pnetiend. G. N. S. in Phrtland pa- pers quite weIi represented. HDV EMEER Thursday. 4-. Art Exhibit anti Tea at Studih. There must have heen a great mtttu.r eethetir. err hunger. pthple there. Friday. 5. Delegates tr: Beaten Conference Ief t Eurhem this murning. Tuesday. 9- Superintenderut's Dav: the largest num- ber present since its ineuguretihn. The supete intendente enjhtteti raw tenets while nhserving Mite Ryan's GEHngph? Class. Wednesday, 1D. The Library Club preeemerl a EDDIE Week ptugram in Chapel. Thursday, 11. Armistice Dev. Peett? Ciuh Guting Hating was the thief event. Fridau. I2. Miss Flint failed tr: make an ennuunte- merit tntlayr. Wednesday. 1?. Rephrt tit the Better: delegates. Friday. 19. Fittt sign DI winter: a pair at this and Jehu Cambridge. Tuesday. 23. An Anvil Charlie war. farmed hit the shup hays: Hurt! was the impreeeariti. Wednesday. 24. Baldwin suppee-reseed e quantityr cf fund. but we hear that the Fatuit? members were nut far behind. Thursday. 25. Thanksgiving Recess. There were emit:r ftiur peupie at the Dhtm this weeit-entlw-h enuugh fur Bridge anyway. Tuesday. 3D. Miss Hale wet in time fat breakfast this mhrning. DECEMBER Mandate. 15. Julith Cities held their eiettiutt- Albert distinguished himself as a pnlitieien. Evening at Chamber Mueit. Wednesday. 3. Pnetrtr Club Tee at Miss Lewieie harm. The Crust Cummittee funetinned. Thursday. 9. Y. W. C. Pt. Bazaar. Saturday. 11. Rhude Inland Cellege hf Edutatitm were entertained by the Huuee Cummittee. Ken and EirltjylI kept Kare. hut tttit the basketball game. - Sunday. 12. Gnrhem rm the air. It mutt have hen a tuteete heteuee Miss AndreWs hati het Etttlrnyr batten. Thuretfay, IE. The basketball team Ieft fur their first tour. Saturday. IS. Cnmmuters' Ciuh Dante in Center. Plenty of eats all evening. and ennugh hairs tn gt: arriunti. Tuesday. 21. Christmas dtirmittn'? petty- given by the Hnuee Chmmittee: thrtalletjt patties HERE- I'r held in mm: later. Tratk letters awarded. Wednesday. 22. Everybody rushing fer heme. MerryT Christmas ttl Pall! JANUHRY Tueedeu. 4-. Beth tn sehrmi. The Cnmmuters have nr: peeking lethpeer faculty. Maurine. ll'J. Pull ann the shedee anti lutik under the hed-dhere me? he a tendid camera man iurking nearby. Friday. 14. Freshmen Girls eWerdeti haekethail trephjr. Saturday. 15. Fuurth Year Senitits' Advertisement Dante. Guteiders invitetieWhn-wute! I Mandate. 1?. Well. the Farmingttin putters certain; i? pretre that Miss hnrirews and Miss Little- fielderdn have their fun. Tueedey, 13. HDDt Thayer needs a seepetnne these tnlti mtirhingt. and thanks tn Helen Allen. she gent time. Thursday. 2H. Ski Club urganind. spammed hr the Outing C1uh.inttrurted h? Jnhn Cambridge. page eighty-fetrr t... Friday. 21. The last at the GREEN ENE: WHtTE pictures. we hetpe. We're tired hf limiting pretty. please. Thureetey. 22. Glee Club sang at Chapel thie mheni ing. Friday. 28. Net teachers mt Nhrmel Hill. Monday. 3!. Les: dear hf quarter. A ghee! enter- teinment peetpuned. PEER UHRY Thursday. 3. Eeereene i5 Paris Bhuad with Adeie Hues Lee. Saturday. 5. Reini Rain'. Rain! Ne: Carnival. Manduy. 2'. Spring ii herei Miss Keene is iuuiting tip. Friday. 13. The Dramatie Ciuh presents the fanatic plate. I'll LEH'J'E It It: Thu. Saturday. 19. Gnrham ire. Feemingtnn. Beck tn Eurham Dew. Familiar fates are seen an the campus. Mandey. 21. Baldwin Inst: nut at the shup teieley. He didnit get eiethes hunk number an: en hang hie met an. Tuesday. 22. Washingthn Tea Dance. Wednesday. 2'3. Real snow. Feel of it to make sure it isn't cuttem batten. Cemmuters' Lunch. Miss Lewis is mad fur the First time in many manna. Thursday. 24. Exhibit hf Famed Paintings in Art Studin. Friday. 25. The Freshman hairs have at hunted air ehhttt them. it's Pledge Bait. Manatee. 2E. The Committee: innit wurrieei. There's tt blizzard hiuwing. Haw we dreaded tn get tie and Ernrtt sehhe-l. This is the kind etf e mum- ing Miss Lewis takes attendance at the eihee iii elese. MARCH Titesdeg. l. Piedgeee hues leak very cute with their haircuts. derhiee and caries. Wednesday. 2. The hair: are dlliilE : guad jtth patmling. Hl'it'i em Narnia! Hill and MI is Well. Tuesday. ii. Dr. Russell's interesting review of the Cemeentinn. Wednesday. 9. Poetry Club went tu see 5an White. Thursday. 1D. Feat. Walk. Large delegatihn. Phetrt' Club entertained Women's Club with penguin em Ame Luweil. Saturday. 12. Lambda Pi Sigma Fraternity's St. Petriekre Dev eiahee. By their reiment eheil tie hnuw them. Tuesday. '15. Petetttt Cluh St. Petrieh Ferry. Saturday. i9. Dating Club Windmill Dance. Munday. 21 Spring is ushered in with a ehepel program by the Chmmuters' Club. Tueedeu. 22. Tennis has started. Wednesday. 23. Miss Flint gave an eehihitiem hf haiiet daunting. Faye eighty-t'iue Thuredey. 24. Mr. Stuart spake ten English History Ciese ertt Methudiem. Saturday. 215. Game night spammed by Athletic hseueiatitm. Mendey. 23. Dress rehearsal Em: Gperette. Ease- heil in gym- Ehteigan's gut another flat tire. Tuesday. 29- Gperette. The Bueeatteete. pte- eented hit the eumhined Glee Clubs. Thursday. 31. Alpha Lambda Beta minatrel show is under way. APRIL Friday. i. First haeeheil practice an the held. Mendey. 4. Tests hefenre us: Tests behind us: Tests ail amend us? We wander at the quietneee an the tinrrnitnrtr frunt. Friday. 3. Vacatien at last- Hunting. 25. The repent: tram the delegates sent ten the Eastern States Chnferenee. Tuesday. 2E. Tupper got te Chapel thie rneirning. Wednesday. 22. Tea Dance epehenretl h? the Heuse Cemmittee. Friday. 29. Dne-Ptet Play Canteet whn hit the Fnurth Year Class. MAY Mundey. 2. News that: net eehtihlmate. Eeiith At- weed. died after :- shhrt illness. Tuesday. 3. Y. W. C. A. Tea. Mrs. Frank Rnhette gave talk em her travels. Wednesday. 4. Aether? practice on the hueketr held. Thursday. 5. Y. M. C. H. Supper nt Selmhn Fails. Friday. 6. Mhther's Day Chapel Program bf the PGEHF Club. Saturday. 2. The Lambda Pi Sigma FIJIEtnil? is made Inta Chapter. Kappa Delta Phi Nan tieinai Fraternity. Game day. Tuesday. in. Is the swimming gnhd at AMEWS Fond. Eahiwini Saturday. 14. The Met! Bill em art mean litter. Friday. 2U. Minatrel Shaw given bf the hiphe Lambda Bete Btntherhehd. Saturday. 2!. Meeting hf Suuthem New England Branch hf Gettham Nurmel Sehtml Alumni in Busten. Wednesday. 25. Duting Club takes a hike. JUNE Saturday. 4. Fuetrir Club Duting. Saturday. Ii. Alpha Lambda Beta Fraternity Unt- ing. Kappa Delta Phi Fraternity Dating. Hunting. l3. Seniur week begins today. Tuesday. 14. The eummutere eetahiiehed a piece- dent tender. 5.11 were an time and in Chapel! Friday. l2. Senior 'ihup'i in Russell Hail Citrm. Saturday. Iii. Alumni Luncheon. Dr. Russeii's Reception. Seninr Class Plait. Manning. 26. Graduaeie-n. 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