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

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MISS JEANETTE G-DDDWIH Gnrhurn, Main! Physical Enuiucuiion Du it thh RH thy might. I3. Surgani Cnllegn, M.Ed. 5 rin - HIM Cnil'ega. P 5 MISS DORIS FITI Gnrhum, Muina Haulth and Physical Educuiiun Cast yam hread imam the waters-- as truly this day is aura; yew! i3 dead-tamormw is us: barn. 5.5. Husiun Unirarsiir, M.Ed. Eultnn Univnrnilr. 21 MR. RICHARD A. CDSTELLU Gurhurn, Main: HIuHh anti Phyiicul Educuilun. DEraclt-r nf Aihliiitl Mare maria playing mare spurt: mare aften. 3.5. University nf Alabama. MLS. Uni: varsity Inf Ennis. HR. RICHARD WESCDTT Elu- Hill, Maine Physical Edumfian. Dunn of Man Gar work is nut in train a mu! by fimelf, nor a Eadw itself alone, but far train a man in man mu! and hady can never be diuided. BA. Eulby Eullage, M.ch. EuIMn Uni- variiiy.

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Tithe nut fer initructicn. Ceclchlc: Mr. Cecteile, Hr. Welcntt. Te Quete The Students . . . A little exercise never hurt anyone. Gee. Ceech, it's been twe years . . . 'iSwing yeur partners . . . Desi Def 5:: much like werklu Gives the brctin cl rest. What! We're tee aid for such c: werk eutl Puehups again? De you went to became a greet trapeze artist with the Ringling Brothers, Barnum ctncl BEHEY Circus? De yeu went to learn how tc: de the camel crawl? De yeu went he knew what the world leeks like when yeuire standing en yeur heed? If yeu answer yes in cm? at these questiclns then yeu sheuid censider the Physical Educatien Department. The mens' Physiccli Education Department at Gerhctm State Teachers College has two capable teachers in Mr. Richard Eestelle, heed ceech, end Mr. Richard Wescett, eseistent cectch. The program includes class- reern physiccti education instructien which consists of en intraducticin tn the fundamental skills of gym- nastics, soccer, VtJIIE? hell, feetheil, cmd basketball. in addition the department offer: health instruction which cerreietes very clcasel'yr with the physical activi- ties. The werk deals with the teacher's r'esplctnsilztilitawIr in regard to the heelthfui Hiring cit the children. in recent years the department has added Ceeching ctnd Elel'nent'clrgir Physical Eciuccltictn. Aims ctre di- rected tewclrds the udministretien, management, and 20 CURRICULUM Offers ADJUSTMENT Threugh PHYSICAL EDUCATION Getting prepared fer the clear. left lc- Right: Mist. Fitc, Mist: Geedwin. ceeching ef teem sports, and children frem the Cern- pus Scheei participate in many ef the activities. Likewise, eur wemen's Physical Education is based en these same ebiectives. Dur twe ctbie teachers, Miss Deris Fitz and Miss Jeanette Geedwin strive tc: premete physical growth ctnd develepment through Ct VCIFiET'f ef activitiee which include: games, team sports. athletics, rhythms, stunts, and tumbiing. The first c:ctuei teaching experience at our feur year: comes during the Sephemere year when each girl is given an ciprmcirmriityI to teach same class From the Campus Scheel same type ciF Physical Educatien activi- ty. But prier tn the fun must ceme werk. Students dc: research cm their particular grade level and work together tc: plen cl well-reundeci program for their pupils. Pregrems for both Freshmen end Sophomores include c: hectith course which deals primarily with the basic health preblems which em:r teecher may expect to meet in curryr clctssreem.

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Te Quete The Students . . . When in need ef devices, cell en the LA. department. 1er make a Spudniski SD, 5:: Busy. Tee bed girls denit take this :eurset They're sure a handy crew. Grease. Gadgets. and Gears. Whet! Ne Eieiegy? CURRICULUM Offers ACHIEVEMENT Threugh INDUSTRIAL ARTS Must be en eut-ef-speee preiesti left te Right: Mr. Isrrr, Hr. Pedhum, Hr. Greer. Mr. Brewn. Aside frern the regular educatien eeurses here en the hill we have u very excellent eeurse in Industrial Arts Educatien which benefits ebeut sixty men :1 yeer. Under the able edministretien et Dr. Jehn Mitchell this course turns out yeung men cepebie ef deing a fine ieb in Industrial Arts pregrems en the Junier High end Senier High level. As seen frem the eyes at students taking ether :eurses, this eeurse seems to have ene meier ed- vantage end ene meier disadvantage. A blessing te eil industrial Arts men is the feet that they don't have te bether with IEDVEE, ferns, end the like; but, adding In their diseemtert is the test that they are sentined te classes while ether students are eut enieying the elements ef nature. Aieng with his administrative werk. Dr. Mitchell teeshes ii'hilesetsl'ngtr ef Industrial Arts end Intrecluetien te Teaching. Guiding se expertly in the fields at Electrenics end Eiet:trit:it';.lF is Mr. Albert Brewn. Htr. 22 Brewn else meets the needs ef the secend yeer Arts and Crafts students, effering e eeurse in that area. The industrial Arts Stet? is preud te cieim :1 new ad- ditien this year in the persen ef Mr. Elweed Pedhem whe teeehes Trenspertetien and General Shep Greeni- zetien. In :herge ef Weedwerking is Mr. Jehn Greer, certainly a favorite of eii, who else instructs in Meehenicei Drawing and Arts and Design. Giving eur men the professional training they:r needI in Metals is Mr. Arthur Berry. Mr. Elierr'ytr eise teeehes Graphic Arts and Arts end Crafts which is new avail- able es an elective te ell Juniors and Seniers. With this welisquelified steft, it is iittle wander that our Industrial Arts eeurse is se popular emeng the men. Students in this eeurse ere Exposed to the best possible treining making them en esset te the state in this practical field.