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

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MR. HAHULEJ NEIIBEHGEE Assmciate memrsar of Science: . W l C 11 ; M.S., , . . Elgi;egs?ganf $33afiexignfggeseamh Mr. Neuherger :5 always busy, but once 1n 9: WthE, yuu can Eu! him at F ellnwghip, NYE. Medical 5211001; his desk. Graduate Study, Ensmn University 1-: II-l'r F- i- I 4' I I i---. 1 . I1;T I IF jn.nu- bk Emilll-J' MB. FARRELL S. HARE Assaniats Prafessar af Science 13.5., University nf Maine; M.S.. Uni- versity 0f NEW Hampshire; Gradu- ate Study, Shin State University '1 i 1 E .1 MR. GEGEGE AYERS Instmctar 0f Science BA- University of Maine; M.A., 9th State University Mr. Ayera tries ta puur putassium pennanganate intn a thin glass tube during :1 Physics class. 29

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Dhqsiccll and Biological Science One prehlem ameng the mane that threaten em- eiviliaed well-heing ie the teeming erieie ef autematien. Seme persens feel that the present edueatienal system plaeea tee mueh impertanee en Seienee, and that this emphasis is a mere fad. Yet we may eerieushu deuht whether any natien can he tee eeienti- Ee fer ite ewe geed. Instead, aheuldnit we embraee mere Seienee, net less, 5:: as to salve the preblema ef autematien? Our faculty is alerted tn the need fer skilled, understanding; eeienee teaehere as the chief seuree ef eur matinee teehnieal knewledge and the mainstayr ef a 'free industrial eeeiety. MR. RHBERT MILLER Assistant Prefeeaer ef Science $13., I'lleulhryr Celleeje; Graduate Study, Beaten University, University at Maine DR. ELIZABETH KERR Prefeeeer ef Science E.S+, Marygreve Cellege; A.M., E1111, Cetumhia University MR. GEUEGE BARKER Assistant Frefeaaer ef Seienee 13.3. G h Stt Tah Celle e; M.Si, Igut:eathnn tailgvegstityfrsGradugte Natural Seienee eemes t0 lifE': thanks tG GEDTEE Barker. Study. Harv and Uni versityr 28

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Social Sciences Since it is evident that eeeiety is greening mere end mere eempiex, teachers sheuld knew where they ere end hew they get here. Ee4::rnr::un'1ies1 eeeielegy? and geography deel with ttwhere we ere; hietery end enthrepelegy with thew we get hel-e.u The SeeieI Seieneee Department meets the urgent need to keep up with our changing seeietyr b1: effecting periedie eurrieuler changes. As the number of required eeureee has been decreased: eIeetives have leemed larger. The meet epeeteeuler develepment in reeem menthe has been the intreduetien ef majors in Hietery' end in Seeiel Seieneesi DE. HGRTUN W. EMEHSUN Aeeeeiete Prefeeeer A.B., I.'.'Jn::-II:13.F Cellege; PhD, Yale University MISS ESTHER WQUD . . . Aseeeiete Prefeeeer ef Seem! Sciences A lull in Dr. Emersen e rapld htEtUl'j-F lecture. E.A., Celby Cellege; M.A., Radcliffe Cellege 1t- ' MISS EDNA F. DICIEEY Assistant Prefeeeer Dean ef Women 3A., M.A., UIIiVEl'S-ity at New Hamp- shire; Graduate Study, Beaten Univern sity, Columbia University, Wesleyan Umversity, Syracuse University . . h ;.'.'1-;'$ 1-. 'l I 1 ii; . : 1' Q h '- 1 I fl; I i kl. . ..I. 1:. - I I. I '-.. i. : H. + Miss Weed underseeree a paint in U.S. Histery. 30