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

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0 THE memory of our beloved Dean, Eleanor I. Duley, we, the members of the yearbook staff, dedicate this issue of the GREEN AND WHITE. Her education was extensive. A graduate of the Quincy, Mass., High School, Miss Duley received her A.B. degree from Wheaton College and her Master's and Doctor's degrees from Radcliffe. Her high scholarship won membership for her in the national honor society of Phi Beta Kappa. At the Normal School, besides serving as Dean of Wromen in the various activities of that position, Dr. Duley taught several courses in European History. Her grasp of the sub- ject was comprehensive and detailed. Her presentation had vitality and her viewpoint was always one of tolerance. During her second year, Dr. Duley became advisor to the Young Women's Christian Association and brought to it the same interest and helpfulness that she displayed in her classes. She was lovely and pleasant in all her dealings as dean, as advisor, as teacher and as friend. BELOVED COUNSELLOR AND FRIEND

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DEDICATION TO ELEANOR DULEY, PH.D

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V1 1 '1 i 1 HI1, It ALL . . XM' noted several changes when we returned to school last fall. Many of the hogs were in the Army oi' Navy. 'lihe parking lot was vacant except for Alton l3enson's kerosene-hurniiig Model T. Port- land coinnniters were using the husg others had moved to Gorham. There were three lirides among us: Relieeca Kin- ney Sheldon. Lena Johnston Creamer, and Margaret Richardson Lindsey, and it took a little while to get used to their new married names. The First day of Christinas vacation Betty Frost and Pat Bussone of the senior class were married. Lack of transportation ended outings to Sebago Lake, Salmon Falls and other favorite places ont of town. and so we were pleased to Iind in the grove west of Corthell Hall a line outdoor fireplace and picnic tahles. The hrightening up of the lmaseinent room in Rolwie Hall for a girls' recreation room, with a piano, pingpong and pool tahles. was a much appreciated iniprovement. liiroin the faculty we missed Miss Harris. now teaching at Keene Teachers Collegeg Mrs. Cross. who resigned to lwecome head of the educational program at the Hallowell School: Mr. and Mrs. Savage. who have moved to New Britain. Conn.: and Mr. Hill. who is in tl1e Navy. We found Miss Allen teaching sixth grade. and Miss Mildred Pea- hodv succeeding her at West Gorham School. We welcomed hack Mabel Murphy and Micky McAllis- ter alter a vearis alisenee.