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

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gaminijfmfive Gilnisfwzf I . I I . I I I i. ' '- ' I - r- I . . p. A eeIIege1 like an individual, cannot stand still; either it Inevee forward or it regreseee. Surelyr the former has been the eheiee made here at Gerharn Stete Teeehers College. The pregressive building and expen- eien ef facilities are ef greet eignifieenee te eur campus. In the planning ef new feeilitiee +- .. - buildings, lebereteries, campus expensien, we muet plan net enly fer the types of activities fer whieh theyr Will be used tedey; we must eensider that temerrew er twenty-iive years frern new new frontiers in education may tie- Inend eetivitiee dynamically different from these ef tedey. We salute the accomplishments of the present; we leek fnrwerd eenfidently te eentjnued progress and grewth in the future. Mr. HHSDCDndueEng a Censmletien Meeting .. - - 16

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. . .TAKING ACTIVE INTEREST IN CAMPUS LIFE i- HIE ..'- Deer Members of the Class ef 1933: If yen will pause and glance in retrespeet ever yeur sixteen years ef scheehng yen will reeegnise thst yen have been witness to, and played s part in, en ednestienel awakening net equalled since the Heneisssnee. Herdes ef students pounding en the deers of en: eeileges, speeisl elssses fer the intelieetuslly gifted, vest fenndetien grants fer speeisl pregrsins in all areas ef the eur- rienlnm, and many ether events are tangible evidences ef this netienel eeneern. That this intelleetual ferment hss net escaped the Gerhssn eempus is ebviens. During yenr feur shert years at this eellege yen have seen the epening ef new buildings, participated in the seereditstien ef' the eeIIege, greeted new faculty members, and been eEeeted by :1 curriculum revisien. These and rnsnjir ether sspeets ef yeur eellege life shenid inspire yen te ge ferth es disciples ef en impreved edueetienel system. Yeur eellege graduates yen seeure in the knewledge thet yen have s strung seedenn'e bsekgreund fer temerrew's seheels. We are equally eenvineed thst yen pessess Virtues withent which even the greatest ef ell intellectuals sre lest in the eIsssreenL Pstienee, kindness, humility, mere! fiber, a sensitivity to htnnsn needs, a genuine and lasting leve fer sent fellew men must be part ef the makeup ef ene whe wenid teseh. Yeur eellege's eeneern with the discipline ef yeur mind and the strength ef yeur ehereetes is sneh thet yen: inHuenee fer geed en humanity shenid be significant. I speak fer the entire faculty when I wish yen sneeess in YDLII' impertsnt life's werk. 15

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$3392 of? jmfmcfim is gen! yerk weleeme Dr. Yerk as our new Dean ef I Instructien. Already we have eeme te eppreeieie net enly his sehelsrly mind but his sineere interest in the welfare ef eeeh individual student. Surely, his work is of great impertsnee during this peri- ed while so many changes in the eur- rieulum have been necessaryr for further grewth en eur eempus. r On behalf ef the student body, we I H l I 4 L' 'I' 1 rs. .llwwxlliiiillnnniii- wmlnhh . '. I 1w :1 M - I I , . . J - 1.. I i HHH 'lilm' 1' hi 'Hr - .- '. r. fjl- ii' Hr ' 1:1 'I. ff J-e? - Dr. Yerk Conducting a Currieulum Cemmittee Meeting -- -- - 17