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

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PRESIDENT RICHARD 5. ItEEI.LE I!Ir It seems here! he believe that we have :empieted eur few years at G. 5. T. C. At times we thought that day would never came; but here it is, greduetien time. As we leek beck, we realize hew feet the time tiew by, and how we have changed. Let's leek back and see what we can retell eheut eureeives. Upon entering G. 5. T. C. :15 Freshmen in the tell of 1952, we found eurselves lest in u see ef bewilder- ment. As seen us we heel ediusted to the initial eheck, we held eur first class meeting to elect :less efficere 1::- guide us through the year. Theyr were: President, William Peeee; VicewPresident, Reneid Banks,- Secre- tary, Sandra Celine ; and Treasurer, Ann Cresby. Uur ciess was well represented an the heeketheli court this year. TermIr Wedge, Will Geuzie, Keith Fec- kerd, end Butch Eeete were out there playing while Diane Lefehwe and Gerry Hellett cheered them en. As we ieft campus in the spring, we Ieeked ferwerd to September with greet enticipetien. This time it weuld be different; we were upper eiessmen. In September et 1953, we returned with renewed energy and embitien. Dur first clues meeting turned eut e success ens we elected Rennie! Banks as president; Wiiliem Alexander es vicespresident; Ann Creeby, secretary; and Cennie Grey, treasurer. Again TDI'IY Wedge, Keith Peekerd, Butch Beete, and Ben D'Meliey appeared en the basketball :eurt. Keith and Tan? were else en the :hempienship volley- ball teem. Whe cheered the beys en te victery? Hene ether then Diene end Gerry. Many ef our members became eFFieers ef the various ergenizetiens. They were: Sully Erewn, Dick Kelley, Cherlette Wiliierns, Janice Littlefield, Marie WhUiEn, Bruce Henderson, and rnenjir mere. 23 $nier Ciadd Aster? Again spring arrives and we leave the Hill te return heme fer a nice summer vecetien. September relied around and heck we came, heeks and baggage, Full et pep, end reelci'gf te ge. Although there weren't many ef us, we were determined to let the ethers knew that we were upperciessmen. Gt :eerse we heel :3 big hand in extending the Gerhem bend of friendship to the freshmen. Hurri- cene Edne'i tried te Upset eur pregrem, but she didn't reeligir bether :1 bit. This year when electien time relied ereund we egein these Henelel Banks te lead the way. Wilfred Geuzie were put in te heip es eur VieeuPresident. Cen-r nie Grey stepped in as secretary, and Betty:Ir Leu Hedge had the pleasure of hendiing eur money. We sent Diene Letehvre 1e represent us in Student Ceuncii. it weuidn't be natural fer a few at us net te held eFFice. Dick KelleyIr wes ehesen Vice-President ef Stud- ent CDUncii, end presided ever assemblies during the First semester. Diane Richmond recerded all the pre- eeedings at the :euneil fer the year. leaders of the fraternities were: Richard Winslow; Lynn Merkee, end Bili Alexander. Diane Richmond was- elected President of Arnieitie Club. The Dermi- teryF governing hedy was headed by enether ef DUI' members. Jeckie Leieie was President ef Heuse Cern- mittee. Bruce Hendersen wes editer et en fine editien ef the Hilicrest. Under him was an able stuff that consisted of June Heiherts, Bettyr Leu Hedge, Anne Feehen, Cen- nie MesLeen, Janet Bredeen, and Patti Carmichael. Serne of ear members were eise leaders in the religieus ergenizetiens. Bill Alexander was President 01': 5- C. the Diane Richmond, Vice-President ref '1'. We