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

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liA'l'tHlRlYl-1 Cuozugk Katherine has been a eom- muter for four years. She has proved herself a capable leader in many ways. She is president of the Newman Club. As a camp counsellor she is tops. She excels in history. 3lAl mer: Davis Who'll make cakes and brownies for the eighth grade when Maurice graduates? Wllo'll get us fresh lobsters. too? At least we know that Maine history will he well taught, when Maurice goes teaching. Kwa- , Qs i Y ,..:- lm. ,... I s f,iAROLlNli til wwlmciiui Caroline is our class presi- dent. She knows all the an- swers in history. hut how she hates arithmetic! ln politics she likes to argue, especially with a eertain young man from New llampshire. G. H ELIQN ia lliaeiutzu lf you are not acquainted with llelent-'s collections and liohhies, you have missed something. Never allow her Lo hear you speak disparag- ingly of farms and farmers--D she can prove you are wrong. She is already an experienced teacher. SE xl4RGARl-L'I' -Xwialcsox Wlith an attendance record to be admired, Margaret is an example to all students at Gorham. We fear that many of her musical and ar- tistic talents are being hidden. and we hope that as she goes out teaching she will make good use of them. lflll.I'll'i'N Bmcu Beachie is clever and very energetic. She has a very charming way of making friends. She has added pep to many a dull elass. We know' that all her friends at C.S.T.C. wish her success in whatever she undertakes. IOR ' Jost-Jeutwrg BLAM1 ,loe is a girl who goes ahout her work quietly. We Wtbll- der why she looks so happy after she has taken a trip to Boston. A Shakespearian play ean'l he the only reason. Ilonoruv Bmpr llot always has a pleasant smile for everyone. ln class she is very serious. llul out- side of school she surely knows how to haw fun. llaneing is one of her favorite sports.

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lluru Ilanwlou Ruth has been very gener- ous with her musical talent, here at Corhain. Many a program has been better be- cause she was willing to play for us. Chapel programs would have been incomplete this year without her assist- ance at the piano. '1'H151u1si LANCEVIN Traxel is one of hcr hob' bies. She likes operas and other classical music. Xve hopc Wliss Wold will not wear that white mouse on her shoulder again unless she warns Theresa that it isn't real. M1 1111114 Kttslsxxsm' Muriel is a transfer student. She has had previous teach- ing experience. During the third quarter you may have wondered abo11t those strange noises in her room. Well, that was only because shc took instrumental music. LORIIAINIG lhlCGI4Ll'l liorrainc will stand up for the cause of Lewiston and Auburn anytime. She is well able lo hold up her end of a discussion, and we admire her for the way she does it. You must, also know her as a good waitress. SE IOR ' A N rx 11: Forsom Annie likes to knit. and she enjoys playing volley ball. We know that shc is capable along many lincs. She is one of our seniors with teaching experience. NIARION HAL1. Marion has shown us a pleasant, disposition these last, four years. We wish her success and joy in her life's work. We know there is a certain lucky Junior who spends much time with her. l':LlGAVUlt tLo111.u Eleanor is very fond of ski- ing. Many week-ends this winter have been spent in the mountains. ln sununer her hobby is boating. She has tried both dormitory life and connnnting this year. KA'I'ItElRIYPI l'lANSCOtVI Katherine left us at the end of the first scniester. When this school year is end- ed she can look back at a year well spent in training and also in getting real teach- ing experience.