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

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Kay, Caroline and Katy Guide Senior Destinies SENIORS This yeaifs senior class is made up not only of students who have stayed at col- lege four years, hut also former three- year graduates with teaching experience, and transfers from other colleges. Ser- vice men, taking advantage of the G.l. Bill, have joined the class frequently during the year. With parties and outings and the vommon experiences in classroom and on campus, the l,'l21SS has come to feel a one- ness of purpose. Thursday sandwich sales at l0:3U have been a hoon to the entire college. We have watched even faculty members delay class to finish the last delicious bite. The sales were started to raise the senior pledge to the W.S.S.Pl. and were continued for the benefit of the class treasury. As graduation approaches we are eager to try out all the new methods of teaching we have learned here, to try our powers on our own, and we are confident. Teach- ing is to us a challenge and an oppor- tunity for serxice. Fourth Yea? Group Gathers on Corthell Steps Between Classes

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tudent Teachm Incidents A h i gh po i nl in our four years at Gorham is the semester, near the end of our course, when we work full time in the classroom with pulmlic school children, under the direction of skilled master teachers. The picture helow. ta ken in Miss WGlll6l'Cll,S room gives il typical scene of the work of student teachers, with Lea Nleloon and Dot Jackson in the roles. At right, ctnnpus school student leach- ers. first quarter.

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