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

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EDITOR'S FOREWORD We have ahasen ta present the recard at this year at Garham State Teachers Callege as a year-Iang vayage at explaratian and adventure. What has this vayage meant ta yea? Where have yau been? What have yea seen? What have yau dane? Far answers ta these questians, cansalt aur shipis lag, the thirty-ninth issue at the Hillcrest. The entire staff has planned these pages with the hape that yau will relive with pleasure part at year taur-year iaarney taward cammencement. Far yau at the Seniar Class, the part has been reached. Far yau wha are underclassmen, thefe is still time ta plan tar ather vayages. Per- haps next year yau will reach the magic islands that have eluded yaa this year. Haw, we after yau a chance ta glimpse the warlal which layr aver the harizan a year age, a chance ta refresh yaur memary. Yes, ta yea, the seeker, the adventurer, the explarer, the vayager, we dedicate this retard. The Editar THE I959 eyifilmedf 39th edition The success at aur callege vayage under the billawing sails at Gerhum State Teachers Callege depends upart. . . . Page 1s ...................... The efficient warl-c at the ship's atFicers, Page 44 .......... the future captains what have reached their part, Page 14 ...................... the alertness at the apprentice seamen, Page 32 ...................................... the taithful wark at all hands, Page .140 ...................................... the aaardinatian at the tst'ew.r Page 162 .......................................... and the carga in the halal. 13

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jut Memoriam Mr. Charles Martin has left in the memories of these who knew him an exumpie ef seurege and strength. To his friends, associates, and students he was a men who, in the face of feiiing heehh, was able to achieve :1 triumph of the spirit and retain his characteristic iriendiiness and concern fer eihers. He was :1 men wholly dedicated to his prefessien. To his students he imparted net eniy knewiedge but his philesephy of life. We of the sfudent beefy grieve the? we hewe les1n friend, but we are proud 1e have hed the Iziueleeruiriiwr to receive From this highly respected men a deeper insight inie our own lives

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$eclication Te Miss Ethelyn Upton the Senier Class at 1 ?5? dedicates this thirty-ninth edition of the Hillcrest. In Miss Upton we recegnize a sincere interest in bur welfare. She is always ready to counsel us wisely. A5 Directer ef Student Teaching, she has shown e sympathetic insight into the Latuewjerttel preblems end hesendeevered to place Seniors in student teaching situations Fer which the ;-Ir ere best suited. She has given r'n-:::r':l';.ar years of dedicated service to Gerhem State Teachers College end he improvement at its program of teecher-prepurutien. A friendlyr personality, breadth of knowledge, and a desire to help people are essential in an educator. Theee qualities we honor in Miss Upton :15 we proudly dedicate this yeerbeek to her.