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

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FACULTY MISS PRIDE, whcn lunches Mathematics and Sci mm: in the Cimham Juninr High. will prababty JIWJFE he rtnmmhu'red by her practice twchcrs 31.5 the invcnmr at .1 System Em thing anthmrlic papem. She particularly cnjnys lrnnis. hiking. and swim wing. and this winter became a ski addict. t-Irr I'Jrictji of intErcsti include :I turrMium. bridge. shuFchDM-d. .1 number Elf clubs, and Enrham's has- kEItJall tram. She has phwttd and tuached basket- ball harsalf and Hrst came m Umrhnm .15 a mcmhur rat .1 vixiting tram. Ihx-A A1311 1M 13111315.. 13 3 MRS. E3055 is much in demand .15 .1 table mm panim'l herause hf hur 513115;: of humm and mnver satihnal ability. HE: chcm't'ul. vital purmnality per- vades Grades Five and Six in the Training Schanl. whtrc she muchas. 5hr tum tn 3:: strapping. and mmsmnally hcr mam in the durrnilc-ry raaembles It I'nshinn shuw. During the Iaummcr. Mrs. Grass stares up energy by camping. swimming. and Esh- ing. She is greatly fenrrd nmmng I'ncuhy mcmbns .15 '.1 bridge wizard. CELIA HMH 131mg Mamlfxgmhm'. L. m.tct: WETHEHL'-:1..L MMUUWE BWSUH EMTES- page- twenty-Six

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MR. IENSEN gives thilege thutses in Physics and Mathematics. and has established himself SECUIEI? ss athletic mach. Last year his basketball team won the if-ew England championship and in baseball the team was nearly as ghhd. This 1,resr he WDI'E all the imphttsnt games. His falfQT'itE EKPI'EESlCII't is Lrshsen up. felleiws. sntl thst means tslisthenits. He jtiltirtghI regards JEhlEti-ES ss euming first sheet: all else. as men find when try ten he esteusetl fttim prattites. As .1 hillisrcl specialist. he takes all challengers. MISS IJAHL1 a Minnesota prtidutt setusttimed tn all tiur kinds of weather. is an attist hesttiwetl with varied talents and s cnntsgiaus enthusiasm which makes us all he: subjects. Her interests in singing. dancing. pisnti. putters, weaving, and metal wtitlt have aided the Art Club and student bGdlf greatly this year. But halls and her cards are enlivened his her poster and hlhtlt print whtk, and her studies is always tipen tti students interestesl' in the funda- mentals hf such arts. MR. ANDEHSHN, when mite thltl a pupil. Re- member there was s purptise in ynur being given twti eyes and twti ears. but hula: tine mnuth. has nevertheless initiated a grhwing prhgtam hf pupil participation in the gheernment and assemblies hf the Ghrhsm Junieir High Sthnhl. Pts teacher tif English; his classes have an informal. tuhperstive stmtisphere. His ehntrihutihns to Nhtmsl Hill in- clude instruction in Junior High Schtitil Greenin- titan and Administration tithet-punthing st basket- ball games. and excellent phhttis fear DUI yesrhhtilt. Ltits ELEANOR PIKE Eststs Fssetce's Hsttsts. 1-3.5. MISS PIKE adapts herself admirably IEt'J her twc- gttiups tif pnpils. Junior Primary thiitlren stints her. and she lenses and understands them. Normal students greatly admire her charming manner and well-hrgsnized wtirlt in Primary Hrithmetie and Primary Reading. and she maltEs her classes interest- ing with useful and appealing snetdtites hf FGENE- sters and their instructtirs. MISS HARRIS' Iiindetgsrten Thetiti,r tutim has heehme gen,r with new equipment this treat. and is always tIttrstctit'elyr dectirsted hit! her students. Her day is divided between this mum and the Etithsm Training Sthhhl Kindergarten. a truly mudel ele- psrtment where she EhDWE unusual ingenuity with her tint,r pupils. He: hhhhies are divided. IGD. be- tween travel in the summer and skiing in the wine ter. Hmsteur phhthgtsphv. hGWE'UE'r. is s FEELI- mund interest in which she has heetime quite prhhtient. MISS TEASE teaches EEDEIHPHV anti HiSICIIY in the Junitsr High. and likes tti supplement her weirlt with travel and histeiritsl navels. Her classes are quick t1:- rEalizt: the justice tJf her decisions and prat- tite teachers appreciate her frileritihr twining in melt- ing mitlines. She ltives tti relax with her fellhw- teachers and particularly enjeizts their uut-hf-dahr sttivities. Her summers are spent at the sesshhte. where she has made a number hf interesting collec- titins hf iletwers and sesshells. She advises tint KHUH'LinEGIH CDLIHI? Club. HARRIET'IE GATHELLTRASK page twentyefim'

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MISS PEAEDDY, .1 Li. H. 5. anti Besthn Univer- Sit? gratiunte. i5 aeknewiedged .15 mt: meet finished feetiiti+ pianist. Her elatees in the Third and Fhurth Grades ef the Gerhem Training Sthtiel. reflecting her petsenality, have an etmhsphere emf quiet hep- piness. Pie :1 pupii at Cinrhztm'e last summer thutse. she made an enviable reeerd- Frequent tummuting hats in ne- wise dimmed Miss Feehede'e leave fen: travel. as a recent trip Hill Caiifnrnia indicates. May we lireditt fer her: .1 life fuii of lung jeumees and title music? MISS WETHERELL is the main reasen the First and Seehnd Grades seem ten enjny eehhhi ee- much. 1'Iv. 'i5itt:ite hi these grades are struck by the sputt- teneitj.r anti neturainess at the children. Miss 1itifetheteii is a graduate hi the Ghrhem HermetiSeherni. She has replaced by e medern eat the tine which she learned it: drive he heult. Miss Wethereil is enhther hf hut Intuit? phategtephere. arid eeulel ntitl tti an exhihitien which sheuld be arranged fear that grnup. MISS EAMES, eui- librarian, startled Students tine day by steering a bicycle in the reserve mum. She's learning In ride it in preparatitz-n fee a trip tn Ber- muda. Nit Christmas time. it's Flhrida. Dn Nutmei Hill. Miss Entries is an excellent eeuree tit inferv matihn tn students? ieteting streiI heeks and inter. metiee. and giving eeetees ten freshmen in Lihranr Science. and. mtesienelly. teething epetial eiassee in iihmryr wnrk ten Industrial flirts greens. A5 i'tttult'f adviser tn the Library Club. the has ten eeldem dis- played her talents as pianist and dentert RU'I'H HEHECDM RUTH IIANSCHM, teacher at the urest Gethem mendei tutai sthhel. hes a fine appreciatitin hf nature. which she shares with her pupils during skating. skiing. and hiking parties. in basketball eeese-n. she appears :1: games attempenied by her eighth grade pupiis. She's a recent Gotham eratiuete. e. een- stientjttly'end nhle teacher. and e levee! member hi here rth. MRS. TREWHHGT tenuitJ rightfully he talieti the mninspring tut tier tlhtI-t. Witheut her. :trtiund the tlutit tit Gnrhamu wnultl he .1 iittle hut hf titdet. fer: preetitalie all administrative deteiis pets thtettgh her hands. We like the idea of her living right an the campus. and we admire her new heme. F'hyi's amazing element:-r anti eenstant theetfutness endear her tn us all. She mine: he: hnme. her week. and the Sentient Tribune. MISS WGGDWAHD, mettern hi the girlsr dermi- thries. is largely respensihie fer their happi'. herme- like atmeephere. Cemmutets like her fer the th- eperatien anti consideration the has ehhwn in their frequent tenteets. Wnrking girie appreciate her cheerful directinns. Each treat graduates are chosen In serve as Assistant Teachers at the Eurham JIJTI'iDt' High Sehtml in Grades thi, Three. and Five. These pesitiuns are primed heeeuse ef the excellent training their eHnrd. Cecile Ciement. Glades Wagner. and Eiea Murray have filled these pueitihne this year, and their eut- tees tL'i teachers hes itletilieti the tunhdenee Shawn in them. PHYLLIS TREweettJt peer: itUt'nyeSe'l-if'n