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

Page 24 text:

SENIOR HISTORY If enyene were te name u?the eleee ef :51h-they weuld have ten eell 1.15 the Hex' perimentelisten We arrived at eeheei in September 194?, 120 etreng, raring te ge. Where, we werenjt sure. We had eeme frem diverse pleeee and fer diverse reeeene, eeme eenHieting, eeme eenferming but all beeked by an exuberenee net feund in prerieue eiaeees. We were restless, fllled with eentredietiene end the efiieere we eheee eur freshman year EHehert Greener, President; Albert Hague, Viee President; Carelle Heglundj Seeretery; and Charles Andre? Treasurer ; refleeteti thie. We teek te tirematiee as a thiretj,r deg te waterelepping it up. lOur students tilled the eeete. Remember Whee- nie and 01d Leeen? En maeee we lived with the eenvietien ICher Class had eemething te give and we were geing te give it er Hhuetfi It get us inter treuhle but it taught 115 things. It widened eur herize-ns. Beck again we eame eur eephemere year, in full gierjr, armed te the teeth, rebels te tight in the battle ef medernieni. But erefty rebels, fer eur elase had split and eur eflieere KR. Greeney, President; 1 . Lendberg, Viee President; H. Knight, Seeretary; and D. Jehneen, Treasurerli again shewed tie a pieture ef eureelree. We reee te heights and we Hepped te depths tie, Little Ministeri. Our eiaee filled the eHiees in the Campus Clubs. Charlie Andre was president ei Outing Club, Bet: Greeney1 presi- dent ef Newman Club and 1 Erie Landherg wee preeicient ef Y. Mt C. A. We ererren ethletiee. Remember Pete Hansen and Charlie H'mdre? We lest eeme elaee members, we get married, we eenfermed end we reheied with the same reetieee energy, we had ehewn in eur freshman year. i Page Twennr-six

Page 23 text:

t- ' ' 1 1,1: .I'F-C-n 951: Page Twanty-fhm

Page 25 text:

Our Jnnier year eenleI We eeeeptetl new ideee1 argued pre and een ehent the split between U. S. and Russia, peeihem entl militarism, te studyr er net te study. But red gerdleee ef the side er peint ef view, the wertd had hetter change and meet us. Streng in enr eenvietiene: we were nevertheless ehenging. It might help tn eenferrn a hit, new and then. Net tee ehvienely, yen knewI Vie Lendherg supplanted R. Greeney as President: Mary Sawyer beetnne Vice President and i've-eneztj,r LeSnenr end BEVEIIF Merchant, Seereter;r and Treasurer? re- spectively. We relled it gem?! in the aisles with Wind the Villain Still Pnrened Her.H e Inueteehe twirling meleeireme. Nancy LeSneur entdid herself in HUnr Hearts Were '.' Yenng end Gayf' BetseyF Ceeper hit the tee en the Heuee Cennnittee and Helen Stevens wee eheeen te represent Gerhetn at the Atlantic r:iuee Ceeet Teachers? Cetlege Cenfer- enee at New Yerk. This tee was the year, we were en enr itheelerw te attend Chapel. Oh! but we were gene! True there was a eenier eleee end it was perhaps elder and wiser by a year but enljt new and then did enr hleee attitude stipete the pleasure ef eur teeehere end enr ewn amazement! Then came enr eenier year. Semething happened! A Inetemerpheeie perhaps? This werld was in a terrible state, eemething hee te he dene aheut it and we've get te de it. We united! What! a split in enr ranks? Heaven ferbid. We veted Lennie White, President; Berkedele Dlrtlttelzmethi Vice President; Greee Curtis, Seeretery; and Mary Sawyer, Treasurer. We had it terrihe queen eempeign and Barb Wymen wen. David jehneen wee enr representative te the See Ceaet Teeehere1 Celtege Cenferenee. Reee Maxwell was President ef Dremetie Club. We did eur preetiee teeehing and came back te teil the eleee ehent enr experieneee iceut in the EEld.M But everything teek en the air ef unreality. The Kereen War was en! Our eleeernatee were being eelted end we were helpless. We werried ebeut entjieernrnnniet laws and what it weuld tie te eLtr demeereejr. What eenld we de? TeeehI And we will. He future ware fer us and we'll be the heat teeehere ever! MADELINE BARTLETT Elem-Jnnier High lCenree uHttrrienw eeeeme tight whee eheertniiy innmefq Kennebunk, Maine Cemmntere Club 4. EHIRLEY BEAN Kintiergerten-Prirnerj,r Cenree ttThey are never eierte wile ere eeeempenieti by eeeie thenghtefi .Gerham, Maine RUTH EAMPEELL KinItlergerten-li'trin'ttnrgpr Cenree HPetient endurenee ie Gediikef Caeee, Maine CAMERA SHY RUTH CARTER Ft'timziergerten-F'rimer;-,r Cenree xWheteeeve-r thy itemi finrietil to tie, tie it with eii thy might? Perttane, Maine THDMHS DEMERS Industrial Arts Cenree nPiEEISILFE end eetien make the heme seem thert. Gardiner, Maine jUSEPI-I EMERSDN Industrial Arte Cenree Wiener iiee in heneet teiif'j Warren, Maine G. H. DUFFY FRANK HESDDRFER Inrlustriel Arte Cenree Bern with the gift at ieegh- ter and f1 sense that the wet'iti i5 med? Pittsfield, Maine JUSEFH W. DUELLETT Elem-Jnnier High Cenrse NWhen'- tt thing eeesee te be e tttitieet et' eentreeerey, it eeeeee te be e; tittijeet eJI' interest:H East l'ItIillineelr.et1 Maine CLAYTU'N- WENTWGRTH Elere-Junier High Centee ann with the dance; iet for be EHCGHJ'EHEILH Eeet Baldwin, Maine Baseball 1, E. 3, 4; Beeketu hell 1, 2. Page Twenty-eeeee