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

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QUEEN ESTELLE of Gorham

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Contents Editorial A A Dedivation Campus Scenes Favulty Photographs Staff Photographs Seniors A A Juniors Sophoniores Freshmen A A Mens and XXIOIHCIIQS S1 Soc-ial Life and Cluhs Dormitory Life A A A Men's Life AA , Campus School Scenes Campus Informzlls Student Directory Ac'knrrwledgments Advertisements A ,A Your Favorite Pivtures Autographs A Jorts Page 7 3 10 16 24 23 38 40 42 44 52 74 76 78 80 85 88 89 102 103 Page Fi vc

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for a New World ' v -eaehefg New l NEW TEACHERS FOR A NEW WORLD Our theme, New Teachers for a New World , must sound familiar as it has been used often in addresses, magazines, and books. The phrase, L'New Teachersw, at first thought seems to be very ordinary and is used over and over in the educational field. To us those two words have a ve1'y significant meaning. They do not mean simply that young men and women just out of college are going into the teaching field and are new,7 at the profession. They mean that these people graduating from teachers colleges throughout the nation are going out with new and fresh ideas, with progres- sive methods that teach a child to be a citizen along with teaching him his subject mat- ter, and with the advice handed down from famous educators and from people ex- perienced in the profession. It is the aim of teachers colleges to steer their students away from the stereotyped methods which are now associated with the old schools. With our society growing more complex year after year it is important for the child to learn the great responsi- bility that goes with his being a citizen of our country. Where else but in the class- room, which reaches children of all classes, colors, and creeds, could he better learn the fundamentals of democracy and have an opportunity to practice them? We have a unew worldw. lt is a world that is changing every day. time we read a newspaper, pick up a magazine, or listen to the radio. We see it every Even our gov- ernment has had to make adjustments to this rapid change. Teaching methods of one All of us have to make adjustments, some consciously, most of them unconsciously. Therefore we present to you, Hhew Teachers for a New Wforldw. hundred years ago do not meet the requirements of our modern society. Page Seven