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

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The eleee ef 1964 wishes to extend its deep-felt eppreeietjen te Dr. Eheebeth Kerr fer her kind essietenee ee eur elass adviser. In eur first years at G.S.T.C. we knew her es an able teeeher ef bielegy, and during our last years we cherished her eentinued interest in 1.15 - in eur projects, eur respensibilitiee, and meet ef all eur persenel prebleme. She has made us see the impertaeee fer every teeeher ef a background in the eeienees. We marvel at the dedieeted spirit with which she has guided and eneeereged use IIH ' hm.- I ' I'Ilk'llll H - fl th H h I'll. IhuH n mauuunu... As seniors we take pleasure, tee, in reeeg'nieing Mr. Herold Neuberger fer hie feur-yeer rule as our male faculty adviser. 'We thank him fer his genereue suppert, net enly as a mathematics and seienee instructor ef unusual skill but else as a warm friend. Hie smile ef eneeuregement gave us many 3 needed lift. And so did all these uneeunted minutes in eenferenee! 1We will re- member Hereld Neuherger fer all the ways, eeedemie and personal, that he has enriehed our years at G.S.T.C.

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Dr. Hebert M. Yerk, Dean ef Inatruetien We, the Class ef 1964, wish te dedicate this issue of the H iEIereat te Dr. Hebert M. Yerk, Dean ef Inatruetien. Altheugh he has been with us less than twe years, the hener already aeema everdue. Indeed, by his transfer frern the Uni versity ef Maine, that institutienta less immedi- ateh,r beeame eur gain. In administratien, in teaehiag1 in public IeIatjena hia worth is inealv eulable; everything he deea reflects the mania dedieatien te pregreaaive ehange. We ask eur- aelvea, is he net living preef that a busy person is a happy ene? And an, we shall measure Hebert Yerk net by the length of a eeat but by the stature ef a mind whieh puts us all in the shade. We are fertunate te have known him.

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h '- .4- t 'I i e I 'I'ni JULIE! 5.! a t 'll-I-P i I'- I .r' elllie 'rr... 45' Foreword Damage, ee eften picturesque and at times even grim, assume paging eig- ntjieenee an e eellege campus. Whether they open. inter en hennrery fretemdy; e snack bar, er the Deenye eEiee, they preeent e bewildering renge e 5'? 021 e sunny winter eftemeen in 1964, cellege deem ere Mngtng to the e ifhw ef student life. Same ere ef eeltd eek, others ef featherweight dame But whether cumbereemely traditienel er eleekly medem, eeeh een se- hth em dreems- end ear respeneibilitiee. Who but its opener een eey what lies behind e deer? While yen see in. it the heady premise of eueeeee, eeetel er academic, I Tush te it fer shelter frem hitlereet winds. Anether student, baffled by elternetteee, turns te it blindly, e guineeagilig in e mezet And yet, deere en the eempue' seme- ttmee stand greeieuely epen ef their own free will. Are they, like He, weigtftrtg the weemth ef winter sunlight egeinet the threat ef e plunging mercury? Thee ts the feeetnetien ef e deer. . . P'- 1-H- ! I 1- Mr I ll 5..