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Miss JEAN PROCTOR
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^edfcaHon W e k n o w her t h u s : The woman who is at home in any situation and effectively copes with any task that comes her way. . . . T h e teacher who keeps before us constantly the ideal of educational democracy . . . one whose busy life still leaves her time for other people's problems . . . the friendly h u m o r ist whose fund of applicable anecdotes and tales is inexhaustible.
T o you MISS J E A N P R O C T O R We, the Class of 1945 dedicate this book.
D O C T O R MILTON D. PROCTOR,
D E A N ELSBETH
MELVILLE
Dean of College^
Six
Presidents
D E A N ELISABETH
KIMBALL
Academic Dean_s
^ S T B R O O K JUNIOR COLLEGE LIBRARY OFFICERS OF A D M I N I S T R A T I O N M I L T O N D . PROCTOR, P H . D.
President E L S B E T H M E L V I L L E , A.
M.
Dean of the College E L I S A B E T H G. K I M B A L L , P H . D .
Academic
Dean
M R S . D O R I S M. O S M E R , A. B.
Assistant
to the
President
P A U L I N E G. C A R T E R , A.
Assistant
B.
to the Dean of the College
M. E L Y N E D R O B E R T S , A.
M.
Librarian J A N E T H . R O B I N S O N , B. S.
House Director
and
Dietitian
K A T H R Y N BUTTERFIELD
Bursar
STAFF OFFICERS D E F O R E S T W E E K S , M. D .
College
A L B E R T W . M O U L T O N , M. D .
Consulting
A L V A H C. T H O M P S O N , D . D . S.
Eye
Specialist
Consulting
Dentist
P A M E L A F. D A Y , R. N .
College
E T H E L D . PROCTOR T H E L M A H . L E A C H , B. S
Nurse
Manager of the College Assistant
to the House Director
R E T A E. D O D G E
Secretary
M A R Y E. H A S T Y
E A R L S. W I L L I A M S O N
Physician
to the
Secretary
Superintendent
and
of Buildings
Dietitian President
to the
and
Store
Deans
Grounds
Seven
FACULTY Miss E L S B E T H M E L V I L L E , A . M.
Dean of the College,
Latin
Miss E L I S A B E T H K I M B A L L , P H . D .
Academic
Dean,
Miss K A T H R Y N
History
BUTTERFIELD
Bursar
MRS. MILTON
Book
M R S . G R A C E B.
Physical
PROCTOR
Store
CHRISTENSEN
Education
MR. RUPERT NEILY
Director
of Music,
Voice
Miss M. L U C I L L E KIDDER, A . M.
Arts and Crafts
Miss P A U L I N E G. C A R T E R , A . B.
Mathematics
Miss J E A N P R O C T O R , B. S.
Homemaking
Miss J A N E T S M I T H , A. B., B. S.
Head of Department of Secretarial Science
Eifiht
FACULTY M R S . E L I Z A B E T H C . M E T C A L F , A . M.
Science
Miss C H A R L O T T E
R. D O L L O F F ,
A . B.,
M. T . (A. S. C. P.) Science
M R . D O N A L D H A Y D E N , A . M.
Head of Department
of
English
â&#x20AC;˘ MRS. CHARITY C A N N O N
WILLARD,
PH.D.
Spanish,
French
Miss M. E L Y N E D R O B E R T S , A . M.
English
Miss G E N E V A C R A N F O R D , B. S.
Secretarial
Science
M R S . E L L E N B. D A L T O N , B. S.
Home
making
M R . E R N E S T R. D A L T O N , A. M., M. P. A .
Social Science
Miss P A M E L A F. D A Y , R. N .
Home
Nursing
and Office
Nursing
M R S . P H Y L L I S E. R E A , A . M.
Journalism,
English, Director Sen ice
of
News
Nine
FACULTY M R S . M A R G A R E T A . L E A V I T T , A . B.
Speech,
Dramatics
Miss E V E L Y N K. O L S E N , B. S.
Secretarial
Science
Miss J A N E T R O B I N S O N , B. S.
House Director
and Dietitian
M R S . R U T H T . S U N D , B. S.
Secretarial
Science
Miss N E L L I E E. Y O U N G , B. S.
Secretarial
Science
M R . R O T H E H I L G E R , A . M.
Social Science
Miss I R E N E L E L A N D H I L L , B. L. I.
Speech, English,
Dramatics
Miss T H E L M A L O U I S E H I L L S O N , B. S.
Secretarial
Science
MISS T H E L M A
Assistant
LEACH
to House Director and Dietitian
Miss H E L E N E. O ' C O N N O R , A . B.
French, Spanish,
Ten
Dramatics
FACULTY Miss E L E A N O R G. P O W E R S , E D . M.
Psychology,
Speed
Reading
Miss R U T H I. S C H A U F U S , B. S.
Science
Miss R O B E R T A J. S C O T T , B. S.
Physical
Education
Miss M A R G A R E T B. S Y M I N G T O N , M U S . B.
Music, History
of Art
M R . E D W A R D V I C T O R , A . M., E D . M.
Science
Miss R U T H E. M O O E R S
Assistant
in Music
MRS. A N N E N E I L Y
Piano
MR. F R A N C I S R. N O R T H W e would remember h i m thus: The instructor who threw his whole strength into the present task . . . w h o would n o t take time for rest while college problems absorbed or claimed him. T h e tall m a n with graying hair and rounded shoulders w h o bore the responsibilities of college, church, c o m m u n i t y and c o u n t r y with Christian fortitude.
T h e friend w h o left for other
hands his unfinished work.
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TOWER BOARD Editor-in-Chief
Assistant Literary
REGIS N E L S O N
Editor
JOAN SMITH
Editor
BARBARA M I L L S
Assistant
SONYA C O H E N
Senior Editor
Co-Business
J O S E P H I N E SLOBODA
Managers NATALIE MAY, JEANNE
Circulation
LAMONTAGNE
Managers O L I V E ELDRIDGE, J A C Q U E L Y N
COLE
STAFF ELINOR AMES
ANN
MARILYN
ARNOLD
J O A N N E MARR
CLAIRE CONSIDINE
GLORIA O L S E N
PATRICIA C O N W A Y
FRANCES PATTEN
J E A N DAVIS
MARY PICKUP
ELEANOR ECKERSON
SALLY R E E D
J E A N FARREN
N A N C Y RICHARDSON
EDITH FETTINGER
BETTE TRUAX
HATCH
C O N S U E L O V O N SCHEID
PHOTOGRAPHER JACKSON-WHITE
ADVISER MRS. ROBERT R I G H T R E A
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S E N I O R CLASS O F F I C E R S
SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Graduation? omigosh! T w o whole years gone by . . . remember how far away it seemed when we were Frosh of only a week? . . . and now we're graduating Seniors . . . it's been a perfect "last" year though . . . we watched the Freshmen register amid familiar confusion . . .
it was wonderful not to be the
ones who were lost . . . Senior houses were a novelty and helped along our newfound Senior ego . . . open house for the Frosh and company manners . . . first impressions are important . . . we lived for Freshman week and breakfasted in bed for five days . . . " H e y , Frosh, Blackout!" . . . our own keys and our own mailboxes . . . strained eyes and lost keys . . . the president's tea with we Seniors as the hostesses . . . our first taste of Senior importance . . . snow came early and we began freezing . . . our second Thanksgiving at college . . . Thanksgiving and Christmas formal combined and a howling success . . . proceeds to the Senior class which were certainly welcome . . . the W A C recruiting program went on the air and Westbrook composed the cast . . . the
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college too had its program . . . " 7 : 4 5 , kids; d o n ' t forget to listen" . . . home for a glorious four weeks and then back toâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;ytip, exams! . . . coffee . . . " J u s t think, kids, after these we've only got finals to g o " . . . semester marks and our exam weekend . . . then our long awaited Senior meeting and Senior privileges . . . i i : i 5 ' s every night, blanket permission cards, long week-ends . . . " H e y , Freshmen, last in line for l u n c h ! " . . . circles under our eyes and dozing in classâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and we went to bed a few nights at 10:30 . . . winter carnival and Senior houses took all top honors . . .
ice sculptures, skits . . . Dean
Melville commended us on our dress-for-dinner example and our class spirit and morale went up ten degrees anyway . . . dinner tickets, rooms for dates . . . all was "old stuff" for our dances and we gave advice profusely . . . more snow, more ice . . . "Doesn't spring ever come?" . . . the O. D . T. clamped down on travel and week-ends became a precious commodity . . . more than one weekend and you have to petition the absence committee in person . . . " G o s h ! " . . . Senior class dues . . . pay twice if you didn't pay last year . . . T O W E R elections and the yearbook contest . . . graduation pictures . . . sweaters or white blouses? . . . "Does my hair really look all r i g h t ? " . . . the armory burned and a new h a u n t for the graduation dance was sought . . . Cigarettes in the cafe and bookstore on Wednesdays . . . "I'll swap a Phillip Morris for a C a m e l " . . . the cigarette shortage had really found
us . . . Portland an-
nounced the Madam George Sand contest and Westbrook searched for applicants . . . we filled out blanks for the T O W E R . . . "Lessee, name, address, course" . . . " W h a t on earth can I say about my r o o m y ? " . . . the N a v y gave us a turkey dinner, a dance with an orchestra and the promise of future dates . . . T u r k e y 'n all the fixings! . . . the weather improved and riders t h o u g h t about the drill team while ski enthusiasts went spring skiing . . . maroon and grey tournaments were scheduled and played off . . . bowling, badminton, tennis, hockey . . . interviews with Mrs. Osmer about jobs . . . Senior conferences with the Dean . . . last minute retakes on our graduation pictures . . . books sold to Freshmen . . . last classes, last meetings . . . somehow everything seems to be a "last" . . . it's exciting yet sad at the same time . . . "we're going to miss those chapel bells and trees" . . . interhouse sing . . . spring vacation . . . finals . . . parents, teas, gifts . . . trunks and boxes . . . " H o w ' l l I ever get everything i n ? " . . . "This is my mom and d a d " . . . addresses, graduation pictures exchanged, plans for reunions . . . that last hectic week . . . the horse show, graduation prom . . . caps and gowns . . . you're graduating, no graduate^/ . . . it's all over now . . .
it's been wonderful fun right through
. . . not good-bye either 'cause we'll be back.
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N I O
R
AUDREY ALBERT Liberal Arts
Lexington, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1, 2; Cotton Ball Committee, 1; Freshman Representative to Women's Literary Union of Portland, 1. "Oh, how J hate to get Up", Phil, brains, frank,
loud laughs!
MARILYN JANET ARNOLD Myrl Secretarial Science
Manchester, New Hampshire
Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2, President, 2; Ski Club, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2; Backstage and Prop Committees, Spring Play, 1; Backstage Manager, 2; Christmas Pageant, 2; Cotton Ball Committee, 1; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 1, 2; Hockey, 1,2; Red Cross Drive Committee, 1; War Bond Rally, Radio Broadcast, 1; Winter Carnival Committee, 1, Co-Chairman, Ticket Committee, 2. capable, lively, understanding,
''Beacon", men, "1 thought
Vd die"
BARBARA J. BARKER Bobbie Pre-Medical Technique
South Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Manners and Mores, 2. Army overrules Naiy,
friend in need, conscientious, "Tie got troubles"
food!, "My
Dad"
ELIZABETH ANN BEALE Betty Pro-Medical Technique
North Anson, Maine
International Relations Club, 1, 2, Program Chairman, 2; Masque and Candle, 2, Props Committee; Basketball, 2; Refreshment Committee, Senior Formal, 2. sunny,
congenial, smooth
dancer, Xaiy,
basketball
AVIS KIMBALL BEARSE Kim Medical Secretary
Providence, Rhode Island
Masque and Candle, 1; Ski Club, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1, 2; I louse Basketball, 2. WAVES,
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no hot uater!, stunning dresser, auakens by sophisticated
instinct?,
MARJORIE R. BELL Margie Secretarial Science
Stoneham, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, i, 2; Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2, Vice President, 1; Ski Club, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2, Senior Head of Worship, 2; Backstage Committee, Spring Play, 1; Usher, Christmas Pageant, 2; Usher, Freshmen-Faculty Reception, 2; Nominating Committee, 1. Men, orchids, blushing, Blondic, "Oh, my hair looks
awful!"
HILDA FRANCES BOYER Pre-Medical Technique
Cambridge, Massachusetts
International Relations Club, 1, 2. sincere, loyal, generous, wonder) ul friend, Dr. Denfons, food I, cigarettes!
JANET BROWN Jan Medical Secretary
Manomet, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, 1, Vice President, 1; Ski Club, 1, Vice President, 1; President, W. A. A., 2; Backstage Spring Play, 1; Basketball, 1; Chairman, Cotton Ball, 1; Hockey, 1, 2; House President, 2; Usher, Senior Formal, 2; Chairman, Winter Carnival, 2; Nominating Committee, 1. Embarrassed, fan?, friendly, chuckle, good-housekeeping, "Oh, sfoj) if"
GLORIA FRANCES BUDNICK Buddy Pre-Medical Technique
Cranston, Rhode Island
Masque and Candle, 1; Ski Club, 1,2; Student Christian Association, i, 2; Basketball, 2; Chairman, Refreshment Committee, Senior Formal, 2; Hockey, 1, 2; Volley Ball, 2. talkative,
career bound, "My
fost-uar
problems?',
Bermuda
RUTH ELIZABETH CASWELL Rut hie Medical Secretary
Nashua, New Hampshire
Masque and Candle, 1; Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 2; Class Secretary, 1; Usher, Freshman Reception, 2; House Committee, 2. Ton/my,
"Oh, honestly!", beautiful blonde, one of the trio, fill the bottle, B list
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ETHEL LOUVIE CHANDLER Chan Medical Secretary
Winterport, Maine
Masque and Candle, Props Committee, i, 2; Basketball, 1; Usher, Christmas Formal, 1; Cotton Ball Committee, 1; Chief Fire and Air Raid Warden, 1, 2; Hockey, 1, 2; Inter-House Song Committee, 1, 2; Nominating Committee, 1. friendly
smile, "You
know bow if is", coffee at the cafe, sympathetic
dog-tag,
MILDRED COHEN Mid Liberal Arts
Portland, Maine
International Relations Club, 1, 2; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Freshman Reception Committee, 2; Inter-House Song Committee, 2. sure success in social sen ice, lover of Eng. Lit., congenial, locely voice
SONYA COHEN Sonny Journalism Secretary
Bangor, Maine
TOWER Board, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1, 2; W.J. C. News, 1, 2, Fditor, 2; Committee, Freshman Dance, 1; Hospital Volunteer, 1; House Basketball, 2; Radio Broadcasts, 2; Inter-House Song Committee. 2; Maroon and Grey Basketball, 1; Senior Dance Decorating Committee, 2. Alan, red rows, long distance phone calls, pleasing "it's wunnerful", ten-page letters
personality,
JACQUELYN COLE Jackie Junior College General
Portland, Maine
Glee Club, 1; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Tut: TOWER, 2; W. J. C. News, 2; Cotton Ball Committee, 1; Day Student Dance Committee, 2; Nominating Committee, 2; Radio Broadcasts, 2; War Bond Committee. 1 ; V inter Carnival Committee, 2. pretty,
11radons, hoots, nun, flirtations, care
CONSTANCE COLON Connie Pre-Nursing
West Hartford, Connecticut
(dee Cub, 1, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2, Treasurer, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1, 2, President, 2; W. A. A. Board, 2; Drill Team, 1; I louse Committee, I, 2; Swimming, 1. horses, coffee ice cream, pensive, individualist,
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athletic
速8&i AMY HELEN CONEY Coney Pre-Merchandising
Bethlehem, N e w
Masque and Candle,
i , 2; M e r c h a n d i s i n g C l u b ,
Hampshire
2 ; Ski C l u b ,
W a n a k e a R i d i n g C l u b , 1, 2; P u b l i c i t y C o m m i t t e e ,
1, 2 ;
1; B a s k e t b a l l , 1, 2 ;
Fashion S h o w , 2; H a l l o w e ' e n C o m m i t t e e , 2 ; C a p t a i n , M a r o o n T e a m , 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l C o m m i t t e e , 2. mail and male,
jitterbug,
mischievous,
skiing
PATRICIA CONWAY Pat liberal Arts French
Arlington, Massachusetts
Club,
1;
International
Relations
Club,
1, 2;
Masque
and
C a n d l e , r, 2; W a n a k e a R i d i n g C l u b , 1, 2, Vice P r e s i d e n t , 1, T r e a s u r e r , 1; Vice P r e s i d e n t , W . A . A., 1; B a s k e t b a l l , 1, 2; H o c k e y ,
1,2;
House
C o m m i t t e e , 1; H o u s e P r e s i d e n t , 2. expert
horsewoman,
B list,
"Nutsy",
Don
or Dan?,
chocolate
drop
eyes
BEVERLY COOK Bev Medical Secretary Glee C l u b ,
1;
Portland, Secretarial
Science C l u b ,
1;
International
Maine
Relations
C l u b , 2. "The
Very
Thought
of Yon",
formal
at Country
Club,
red
roses
NANCY DARLING Medical Secretary Financial freshment
L o w e l l , M a s s a c h u s >t t-.
Committeeman, Committee,
mittee, Freshman
1;
l n t e r - 1 louse
Wanakea
Dance,
Riding
Song
Club,
Committee,
1;
2;
Refreshment
ReCom
1; Senior Formal C o m m i t t e e , 2; W i n t e r
Car-
nival Ball C o m m i t t e e , 2. Jimmy,
/ loi e that
man,
hearts
and flowers,
one of the
the
Infant',),
"trio"
JEAN DAVIS Dai
i y
Liberal A i t s
Northfield,
Glee C l u b , Club,
Vermont
1, 2, Senior L i b r a r i a n , 2; Masque ami C a n d l e , 2; Spanish
1, 2; S t u d e n t C h r i s t i a n Association,
Corresponding
Secretary,
2;
Hallowe'en
1, 2, F r e s h m a n S e c r e t a r y , Committee,
2;
r,
Hockey,
House C o m m i t t e e , 1, 2; S t u d e n t C o u n c i l , 2. neat,
puns,
Broun,
ejfuient,
naps,
"Ain't
that
the
nerts!"
Whteti.
n
DIANA D E P R A T T I
Di Junior College General
Athol,
Massachusetts
Glee C l u b , i ; Secretarial Science C l u b , i , 2, Board of Directors, 2 ; Wanakea
Riding
Club,
2;
Chairman,
Decorating
Committee,
Senior
Formal, 2; C o m m u n i t y Chest Drive C o m m i t t e e , 2. neat,
kind-hearted,
ambitious,
letters
from
a Marine,
jitterbug,
"Really!"
HELEN S. DIMOU Dee tit J u n i o r College General
Brockton, Massachusetts
Glee C l u b , 1; Masque and Candle,
1, 2; Student Christian Associa-
tion, r; Wanakea Riding C l u b , 1, 2, Publicity C o m m i t t e e , 2; Refreshment C o m m i t t e e , W i n t e r Carnival, 1. "As
they
say in Russia",
injun
Pete, one meatball,
P. W.
laughter,
tango,
Club
ELEANOR PATTERSON ECKERSON Patty J u n i o r College General Glee C l u b , 1 , 2 ;
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Masque and C a n d l e , 2; Ski C l u b , 1, 2, Treasurer, 2;
Student Christian Association, 1, 2, Vice President, Chairman,
Freshman Christmas
mittee,
Hockey,
2;
2;
House
Party,
1; Basketball,
1; F r e s h m a n
President,
2;
Manners
Reception and
1, 2; Com-
Mores,
2;
C h a i r m a n , Resident Board, 2. spontanea,us,
Darr)uood,
efjer 1 ascent,
Blondie,
ch-e-e-se!
!
efficient
RUTH E. EDGECOMB Rut hie Medical Secretary
P o r t l a n d , Maine
Secretarial Science C l u b , 2; Cotton Ball C o m m i t t e e , 1. realm,
a western
with
relish,
"One
Dozen
Roses"
OLIVE TAYLOR ELDRIDGE Ollie Secretarial Science Secretarial
Club,
P a w t u c k e t , Rhode Island 1, 2; T O W E R
Board, 2; Archery,
1; C o t t o n
C o m m i t t e e , 1. Phil, efficient,
Twenty
cute,
"Oh,
gosh!",
B list,
full
of surprises!
!
Ball
ROSALIE ENGEL Lee Junior College General Glee
Club,
i;
Haverhill,
Masque
and Candle,
i,
2; House
Massachusetts
Committee,
2;
Freshman D a n c e , 2. true
friend,
argyle
sox, "Love
n Roses",
V-8 cocktail,
smiles,
metriculous
JEAN FARREN Venus Liberal Arts
Q u i n c y , Massachusetts
Glee C l u b , 1, 2; International Relations C l u b , 1; Masque and Candle, 1, 2, President, 2 ; Ski C l u b , 2; Spanish C l u b , 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2 ; D e c o r a t i n g C o m m i t t e e , C o t t o n Ball, 1; Chairman, Christmas C o m m i t t e e , 2; Christmas Pageant, 2; "Factory Follies" Cast, 1; Chief Fire and Air Raid Warden, 2; Usher, F r e s h m e n - F a c u l t y R e ception, 2; H o u s e C o m m i t t e e , 1; Chairman, I n t e r - H o u s e Song C o m mittee, 1; Radio Broadcasts, 2; Singing C o m m i t t e e , 1, 2; Spring Play C o m m i t t e e , 1; Chairman, D e c o r a t i n g C o m m i t t e e , T h a n k s g i v i n g Formal, 1; Chairman, Entertainment C o m m i t t e e , W i n t e r Carnival, 2. nitty,
committees,
baggy sweaters, "The show must
food, tabu go on"
or not
tabic
EDITH KEITHLEY FETTINGER Edie Pre-Mcrchandising Glee C l u b ,
Saco, Maine
1, 2, Vice
President,
2; Masque and Candle,
2; Mer-
chandising C l u b , 2; Ski C l u b , 1; Grey Leader, W . A . A . , 1; Christmas Pageant,
2; H o u s e
Freshman
Basketball,
Reception
2; Fire and Air Raid
Committee,
Chairman, Social C o m m i t t e e ,
2; N o m i n a t i n g
Warden,
Committee,
2; Student C o u n c i l ,
1; Volley
1, 2; 1 ; ( lo-
Ball,
2;
W i n t e r C a r n i v a l C o m m i t t e e , 1, 2. flowing
tresses,
vivacious,
puppies,
Nary,
baths,
"Guess
whatF"
JOYCE ELLEN FITZGERALD
Jo Pre-Medica 1 Tech n iq ue
Waldoboro, Maine
Masque and C a n d l e , 1. intelligent,
dates,
Italian
sand niches, always
telephone
calls,
ca\)
going,
busy
JEAN FLEISCHER ] can't c J u n i o r College General
T u c k a l i o e , New York
Glee C l u b , 1, 2; Spanish C l u b , 1; W a n a k e a R i d i n g C l u b , 1, 2, Sec re t a r y , 1; C h a i r m a n , D e c o r a t i n g C o m m i t t e e , C o t t o n Ball, 1; T h a n k s g i v i n g Day Committee,
l\ Riding and R e f r e s h m e n t
C o m m i t t e e s , W i n t e r ( .11
nival, 1; C h a i r m a n , S c u l p t u r i n g C o m m i t t e e , W i n t e r C a r n i v a l , 2. cute,
schedules,
trick
joints,
inhaling,
slow
yet
steady,
"M) heart's in the clouds!"
in,
nty-onc
JUNE VIRGINIA FRENCH Medical Secretary
Auburn, Maine
Masque and Candle, i; Wanakea Riding Club, 2; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 2; Freshman Reception Committee, 2; Usher, Spring Play, 1; Decorating Committee, Winter Carnival, 2. good sport, humor,
food, basketball, blonde hair
MARY K. G A N N O N Junior College General
Clinton, Massachusetts
Glee Club, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1; House Committee, 2. sweetheart of Holy Cross, got the rent, personality man haters club,
plus,
bookkeeping
HARRIET MAY GIFFORD Giff Medical Secretary
Manchester, New Hampshire
Glee Club, 1, 2; Manners and Mores, 2; Refreshment Committee, Cotton Ball, 1; Ticket Committee, Commencement Ball, 1; Chief Fire and Air Raid Warden, 1; Inter-House Song Committee, 1, 2; Nominating Committee, 1 ; Usher, Senior Formal, 2. tripping,
men, dry humor, attractive, chocolate "Well, thai isâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;"
frappes,
PRISCILLA GILLIS Pat Junior College General black onyx,
Springfield, Massachusetts
silver cigarette lighter, finger nails, henna?, South broke again?
Pacific,
PAULINE MARIE GILSON Polly Liberal Arts
South Portland, Maine
French Club, 1; Day Student Dance Committee, 2; Freshman Tea Committee, 2; Usher, June Commencement, 2. language student,
Twenty-two
always smiling, sparkling,
u ell-liked, ju-r personified
SELINA I. GINSBERG Sally Junior College G e n e r a l
Brookline, Massachusetts
I n t e r n a t i o n a l R e l a t i o n s C l u b , i, 2 ; M a s q u e a n d C a n d l e , 1; Ski C l u b , 1, 2 ; Class T r e a s u r e r , 2 ; U s h e r , C h r i s t m a s F o r m a l , 1; U s h e r , Glee C l u b C o n c e r t , 1; M a n n e r s a n d Mores, 2. Harvard,
dream
girl,
"Bills",
undecided,
"grow
up",
commuter
LOIS GROSSMAN Lo J u n i o r College G e n e r a l vivacious,
witty,
"The
P o r t l a n d , Maine bus
broke
down,
honest!",
flashing
brown
eyes
JEAN ELIZABETH H A N N A Medical Secretary Glee C l u b ,
Manchester,
Connecticut
1, 2 ; M a s q u e a n d C a n d l e , 2; S t u d e n t C h r i s t i a n
Associa-
tion, 1, 2; R e f r e s h m e n t C o m m i t t e e , C h r i s t m a s F o r m a l , 1. a piercing
laugh,
a tall
man,
"My
in-laws",
The
Arm)
Air
(mips
JEAN OLIVE HARTZ J antic J u n i o r College General International
East H a r t f o r d ,
Relations C l u b ,
2;
Masque and
Candle,
Connecticut 2;
Wanakea
R i d i n g C l u b , 1 , 2. infectious
laugh,
New
York
calls,
athletic
golden
tresses,
bridge
(?),
glamour
ANN HATCH Hatchie J u n i o r College General International
Berwick,
Relations Club,
t,
2;
Masque and
Candle,
C l u b , 1, 2 ; W a n a k e a R i d i n g C l u b , . , 2 ; W. J. C. N e w s , ball,
1, 2; D i n i n g
Room C o m m i t t e e ,
1; f r e s h m a n
Maine
1, 2;
Ski
,, a; Basket
Reception C ommit
tec, 2; H o u s e C o m m i t t e e , 2; M a n n e r s and Mores, 2; T h a n k s g i v i n g
Da)
C o m m i t t e e , 2. uiugs,
no leave!!,
"Christmas",
writing
poetry,
the
crev
Twtnt
LAMORA A.
HEIBER
Moe Junior College General
Framingham, Massachusetts
red hair, "I've seen it all", Star Dust, speech!, stop eyes of blue
complaining,
JANE PATRICIA HENDRICKSON Jante Junior College General
Westbrook, Maine
Usher, Christmas Formal, i; Class President, 2; Ticket Committee, Cotton Ball, i; Freshman Tea Committee, 2; Ticket Committee, SeniorFaculty Basketball Game, z. those legs, diamond, her Car(r),
energy plus, neat jackets, generous
MIRIAM RUTH HEPBURN Mi mi Liberal Arts
South Portland, Maine
French Club, i; International Relations Club, i; Day Student Dance Committee, z; Day Student Social Committee, 2; Freshman Reception Committee, 2. happy. Bud, smiles, curly cut, fortune
tellers, trips
MARGARET HOLWAY HILL peggy Pre-Occupationa] Therapy
Westbrook, Maine
Glee Club, 1, 2; Entertainment Committee, Day Student Dance, 2; Finance Committee, 1; Decorating Committee, June Commencement, 1; Nominating Committee, 2. "Song of India", rosy checks, jovial, short and sueet, e-e-e-k!, smiling
ALICE EDWINA HUTCHINSON Hutch Liberal Arts
Portland, Maine
International Relations Club, 3; Masque and Candle, 1; Usher, June Commencement, 2; Freshman Reception Committee, 2. (iretehen,
Twenty-four
/Mice in Wonderland, vivacious, excuse slips, operator, wee hut winsome
JACQUELINE M. INNES Jacque Junior College General
Portland, Maine
Decorating C o m m i t t e e , June C o m m e n c e m e n t ,
i ; Hospital
Volunteer,
i.
pigtails,
long
distance
phone
calls,
happy-go-lucky,
fortune
"Always",
Chuck,
tellers
EILEEN JANICE IRVING Merg Junior College General
Beverly, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, i, 2; Student Christian Association,
1; B y - L a w
C o m m i t t e e , 2; Class Secretary, 2 ; H o u s e C o m m i t t e e , 2; Usher, Christmas Formal, 1; Decorating C o m m i t t e e , Senior Formal, 2. "He
comes
from
Beverly",
sense of humor,
air mails,
P. W. Club,
bashful}
bowling
A N N KACHARIAN Katch Junior College General Publicity
Brockton, Massachusetts
Committee,
Masque and Candle,
Student Christian Association,
1; P u b l i c i t y
Chairman,
1; Wanakea R i d i n g C l u b , 2;
Publicity
Chairman, W . A. A., 2; Decorating C o m m i t t e e , Christmas Formal,
1;
Publicity C o m m i t t e e , C o t t o n Ball,
1;
1; Backstage, "Factory Follies",
l i r e and Air Raid Warden, 2; H o c k e y , 1, 2; Inter-House Song C o m mittee, 1; Decorating C o m m i t t e e , Senior Formal, 2; Tow 1 R Board, 2; Chairman, Decorating C o m m i t t e e , W i n t e r Carnival, 2. jitterbug,
fickle,
live
wire,
"Who?
Me?
P. W.
What?",
that
flirtatious
look,
Club
EUNICE EVELYN KING Ebcc J u n i o r College General Glee C l u b ,
Danvers, Massachusetts
1, 2, Publicity
Committee,
C o m m i t t e e , 2; D i n i n g R o o m C o m m i t t e e , Warden,
2;
Freshman
Picnic
Committee,
1; Ski C l u b ,
1;
Christmas
1; Chief Fire and Air Raid 2;
Decorating
Committee,
Hallowe'en Party, 2; Hospital Volunteer, 1; Volley Ball, 2. charming,
Boudoin,
poise,
argyles,
dependable
CONSTANCE M A C P H E R S O N KIMBALL Connie Cumberland
Liberal Arts
Mills, Maine
Glee C l u b , r, 2; Orchestra, 1. Army
wife,
effervescent,
thoughtful,
traveling,
talented
violinist
Twenty
fue
MURIEL R. KODIS Cu tie Liberal Arts
Portland, Maine
French Club, i; International Relations Club, i, 2; Inter-House Song Committee, 2. sweet, curly hair, neat, smiles, brains and beauty
JEANNE MARIE L A M O N T A G N E Monty Junior College General
Northampton, Massachusetts
Glee Club, 1; Masque and Candle, 1; Spanish Club, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Freshman Assembly Committee, \; Hospital Volunteer, 1; Tow 1 R, 1, Board, 2; W. J. C. News, 1, Board, 2. sound morning sleeper, human dynamo, "Iley, kids"] Harvard, live wire, "Anybody got a cigarette?"
REGINA MARIE LANGDON Gin a Liberal Arts
West Hartford, Connecticut
French Club, 1; International Relations Club, 1; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1; House President, 1; Manners \oc\ Mores, 2; Chairman, Winter Carnival Committee, 1. Irish, laughnngx broad minded, rags J - pins =
COat, cousins
ELEANOR RUTH LANGEVIN Elite Junior College General
Lowell, Massachusetts
Glee Club, 2; Ski Club, I, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1, 2; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 2; Freshman Picnic Committee, 2; Hospital Volunteer, 1 ; Ticket Committee, Senior Formal, 2. Bubbles, "Crazy
Rhythm", diamond, prompt, "There's George"
button-eyes,
[RANETTE DUN LAP LEIGHTON Ran Pre .Merchandising
Lowell, Massachusetts
International Relations Club, 1, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; President, Merchandising Club, 2; Ski Club, 2; Badminton, 1; lire and Air Raid Warden, 2; Freshman Social Committee, i; Hockey, 1; C ast, "Letters to Lucerne", 1; Radio Program, 2; Thanksgiving Formal Com mittee, 1. sophisticated scatterbrain, "Sarge", "Gues.s what, kids!", dancing eyes
Tuenfy-six
sneakers,
CATHERINE FLORENCE LEWIS Cathy Secretarial Science
Fryeburg, Maine
Tall, dark V handsome, that man!, fast talk, curlers, V-mails to trance, 'phone calls
KATHERINE BERNICE LIBBY Kay Medical Secretary
Manchester, New Hampshire
Masque and Candle, i; Ski Club, i; Fire and Air Raid Warden, i; Freshman Social Committee, i; House Committee, z; Backstage, "Letters to Lucerne", i; Usher, Christmas Formal, i; Usher, Senior Formal, faithful,
Hemic, story-telling,
seme/,
"Kids!"
KATHERINE ARIEL LITTLEFIELD Kay Junior College General
Alfred, Maine
Secretarial Science Club, Treasurer, i, Executive Committee, a; CoChairman, Arrangement Committee, Fashion Show, i; Chief lure and Air Raul Warden, 2. "Honestly!",
talking in sleep, serious, P. W". Club, getting cute nose
shocks,
HELENE LIVINGSTON Toni Medical Secretary
Aver, Massachusetts
Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2; Bowling, 1; Community Chest Drive ( ommittee, 1; Co-Chairman, Arrangement Committee, fashion Show, a. Bob, Van Johnson, "Oh, hou I hate to yet up in the hot water bottle, popcorn, I'm./'
morniny!".
MARGUERITE CARTER LUNT Maggie Pre N u r s i n g
South P o r t l a n d .
Maine
Spanish C l u b , 2.
murder mysteries, ivory keys, Scarboro, fun-loi iuy, unruffled
conscientious,
Tu cut s
NANCY McKEEN Nan Liberal Arts
Brunswick
French Club, i, 2, Secretary, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Orchestra, 1; Wanakea Riding Club, 2; By-Laws Committee, 2; Chairman, Inter-House Song Committee, 2. clever, conversationalist,
Tarzan,
wit, generous, "Swinging
O11 a Star"
JOANNE MARIE MARR
Jo Liberal Arts
South Portland, Maine
French Club, 2; Publicity Committee, Day Student Dance, 2; Freshman Tea Committee, 2; Usher, June Commencement, 1; TOWER Staff, 2; W. J. C. News, Board, 2. bright eyes, future
journalist, giggles, everybody's munching at Johnson's
heifer,
LILLIAN MAWHINNEY Lit Junior College General
Machias, Maine
Glee Club, 1, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1. USNR,
pea jacket, music, Camels, ambitious,
dark eyes
MURIEL MAWHINNEY Irish Junior College General
Machias, Maine
Glee Club, 1, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, T. Strictly
Navy,
diamond, laughing, mail, phone calls, orchids, Red
BARBARA MAXIM Barby Secretarial Science
Pittsfield, Maine
Masque and Candle, 1; Orchestra, 1; Secretarial Science Club, Secretary, 2; Manners and Mores, 2. Don, uings. no letter, temper!, curlers, accounting?,
Twenty-eight
unescused
cuts
NATALIE MAY Nat Medical Secretary
Marblehead, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, i, 2; Ski Club, i, 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Badminton, 2; Ticket Committee, Winter Carnival Ball, 2; Hockey, 2; Hospital Volunteer, 1; House Basketball, 2; Chairman, Ticket Committee, Senior Formal, 2; TOWER Board, 2. The Voice, excitable. Marines, sophisticated, "Neat!",
rhiimbas
HELEN MARY MESERVE Secretarial Science
Saco, Maine
Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2; Ski Club, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1; Refreshment Committee, Senior Formal, 2. skiing,
witty,
"Well,
I didn't
know!",
American
Eagles
BARBARA MILLS Millsy Junior College General Falmouth Foreside, Maine Masque and Candle, 1; Secretarial Science Club, 1; Wanakea Riding Club, 1; Basketball, 2; Freshman Tea Committee, 2; Nominating Committee, 1 ; Co-Chairman, Class Social Committee, 2; Thanksgiving Formal Committee, 1; TOWER Board, 2; W. J. C. News, 2. gym',
measles, those eyes, "11 ubba-hubha",
independent
FLORENCE ARLENE MUNSON Flossie Medical Secretary
Portland, Maine
International Relations Club, 2; Masque and Candle, 1; Student Christian Association, 1; Class Nominating Committee, 2; Class Recording Secretary, 2; Chairman, Day Student Dance, 1; Decorating Committee, Cotton Ball, 1; President, Day Students, 1; Freshman Reception Committee, 2; Residence Board Committee, 2; War Bond Committee, 1; Winter Carnival Committee, 2. CUte, petite, "Oh, honestly", I'reneh fries, sparkling always late
personality,
BETTY NARVA Junior College General
Providence, Rhode Island
Masque and Candle, 1; Ski Club, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 2. Penny, l/y, "Tin started", fun-lot iny, cute, smiling eyes
Tu
enf\-ntnr
LILLIAN NARVA Lil Junior College General
Providence, Rhode Island ÂŤ
Masque and Candle, 2; Ski Club, 1, 2; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 2; Usher, Glee Club Concert, 1. Smooth, slo-o-w, sweet, 3 squares, vivacious emphasis on the eyes
story-teller,
REGIS MARY NELSON Reggie Junior College General
Lebanon, New Hampshire
Glee Club, 1, 2; Masque and Candle, 2; Badminton, 2; Chairman, Ticket Committee, Winter Carnival Ball, 2; Chairman, Freshman Reception Committee, 2; Class Finance Committee, 2; Hostess, Freshman Tea, 2; House Committee, 1; Nominating Committee, 2; Manners and Mores, 2; T O W I K , I, 2, Fditor-in-Chief, 2; W. J. C. News, 1, 2, Assistant Editor, 2. Annapolis,
cute, laughing,
grey hairs, sense of humor,
week-ends
MARJORIE JEAN NIX Nickie Pre-Medical Technique
Springfield, Massachusets
Ski Club, 1, 2; Chairman, Hallowe'en Party, 1, 2; House President, 2; Manners and Mores, 2. condensed milk, fireplace and hear rug, brown eyes, air mails tennis expert
JOANNE GERTRUDE NOBLE Joey Junior College General
last Hartford, Connecticut
Glee (ilub, 1, 2, Chairman, Arrangement Committee, Concerts, 1, President, 2; Skiing, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 2; Basketball, 2; Decoration Committee, Cotton Ball, 1; Co-Chairman, Day Student Party, 1; Usher, Freshmen-Faculty Reception, 2; House Committee, 2; Inter-House Song Committee, 1, 2; Singing Committee, 1. Richard!,
raw oysters, sweater problems, early morning The Connecticut Yankee, shanghai
farewells,
BARBARA L. NORING Barb Junior College General
Portland, Maine
Decoration Committee, June Commencement, t. talkative,
pigtails, jangling bracelets, vivacious, long distance 'phone calls, ) or tune tellers
Thirty
CATHERINE N U G E N T Cathie Junior College General International
Portland, Maine
Relations
Club,
2;
Secretarial
Science
Club,
2;
Day
Student Class Treasurer, 2; Class V i c e President, 1; N o m i n a t i n g C o m mittee, 1, 2. auburn
hair,
jolly
laugh,
"You
liked
thai
one!",
Boone's,
smooth
talker,
Pre-Meds
GLORIA JEWELL OLSEN Glo J u n i o r College G e n e r a l
Cape Elizabeth, Maine
Class Finance C o m m i t t e e , 2; Freshman C o m m i t t e e , 2. gym
major,
ivabbit,
irrideseeuf melody
orchid,
in the
goldfish,
Statler,
rain
ADELE LILLIAN ORNSTEEN Del Junior College General
Haverhill, M a s s a c h u s e t t s
Masque and Candle, 1, 2, Publicity C o m m i t t e e ,
1 ; Secretarial
Science
C l u b , 1, 2. Texas
*phone
calls, "What
long Do
black You
gloves,
everyone's
Do In The
friend
always,
Infantry"
RACHEL PARADIS Ray Junior College General airplanes,
"Shinning",
Bangor, M a i n e dungarees,
letters,
black
lipstick,
"11arry
-old"
FRANCES PATTEN Trait
it}
J u n i o r College General Glee C l u b ,
Beverly,
1, 2, C h a i r m a n ,
Massachusetts
Ticket C o m m i t t e e , C o n c e r t ,
1; S t u d e n t
Christian Association, 1, 2, President, 2; U s h e r . Commencement
Ball, 1;
Pianist, J u n e C o m m e n c e m e n t , i; Usher, F r e s h m e n - F a c u l : y R e c e p t i o n , 2. Roma,
The
English,
"Oh,
honesth!",
Warsaw
Chen
Concerto
Yu
polish,
Scuifie,
MARY BEAUMONT PICKUP Pick Junior College General
Spencer, Massachusetts
Ski Club, 2; W. J. C. News, Circulation Manager, 2; Basketball, r, 2. "Overslept
gain!",
cute, dry humor,
basketball
DOROTHY M. PIERCE Dotty Medical Secretary
Portland, Maine
Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Concert and Dance Committee, 2; Refreshment Committee, Day Student Dance, 3; Freshman Orientation Committee, 3; Usher, June Commencement, 2. dream girl, danciny nights, fun, submarines, dimples, "Jeepers
Crow!"
MARY PITARYS Medical Secretary
Portland, Maine
DONNA MAE POLLARD Medical Secretary
Ashland, Maine
Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Ski Club, 1, 2; Refreshment Committee, Cotton Ball, 1; Usher Chairman, Christmas Formal, 1, 2; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 1, 2; Freshman Reception Committee, 2; Usher Chairman, Thanksgiving Formal, 1, 2; Hockey, 1, 2, humorous,
bananas, understanding,
"Hello,
please", curh
GEORGIA ANNA POWERS George Secretarial Science congenial, "Night
Thirty-two
Portland, Maine and Day", fortune
tellers, hot dogs, "Joe", long hair
DOROTHY CLAIRE PULLEN Dotty Liberal Arts
Milo, Maine
Glee Club, i, 2; Orchestra, 1; Spanish Club, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 2. beautiful
red tresses, golden voice, "Oh, gosh", quiet, occasional cigarette
JANE PULSIFER J ante Business
Canton, Maine
Masque and Candle, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 2; Freshman Day Committee, 2; May Day Committee, 1; Decorations Committee, Winter Carnival, 2. Robert, plenty of mail, passion for mice
FRANCES RICHARDSON F rant Tic Medical Secretary
Canton, Maine
International Relations Club, 2; Masque and Candle, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 2; Freshman Day Committee, 2; Decorations Committee, Winter Carnival, 2. studious, practical joker, lab. lover, skiing, l-A kid, keep \m guessing
NANCY EATON RICHARDSON Nannie Junior College General
Concord, Massachusetts
Glee Club, 1, 2, Secretary, 2; Masque and Candle, 1; Ski Club, 1, 2; W. A. A. Board, Treasurer, 1; Class Marshal, June Commencement, 1; House President, 1; Class Vice President, 2; President, Student Council, 2.
su itch-bored.
Navy,
dependable, "The 'Concord popular, tweed skirts
journaV says . . . ",
KATHERINE HURLBURT ROBERTS Kite Secretarial Science
Springfield, Massachusetts
Badminton, 2; Freshman Picnic Committee, 2; House Basketball, 2; House Committee, 1, 2; House Dance Committee, 1; Ticket Committee, Senior Formal, 2; Thanksgiving Dinner Committee, 1, Chairman, 2; Volley Ball, 2. understanding,
Worcester Tech., fun loving, straight sitter, reliable
Thirty-three
DORIS A. ROUSSEAU Dottie Junior College General
Sanford, Maine
Glee C l u b , i, 2, Manager, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Ski C l u b , 1, 2;
Student
Christian
Community
Chest
Association,
Drive
1, 2; Basketball,
Committee,
2;
Cast,
1,
2;
"Factory
Chairman, Follies",
1;
Usher, Freshman-Faculty Reception, 2; I n t e r - H o u s e Song C o m m i t t e e , 2; H o u s e President, 2; Prop C o m m i t t e e , "Letters to Lucerne", 1; O r c h e s tra C o m m i t t e e , Senior D a n c e , 2; W. A. A . Secretary, 2; Patron and Patroness, Orchestra, Decoration C o m m i t t e e s , W i n t e r Carnival Ball, 2. sincere,
rushing
around,
Which
rr
man?,
winsome
Gee
kids!''1,
vim
and
vigor,
way
ELIZABETH WHEELER ROWE Betty Junior College General
South Portland, Maine
International Relations C l u b , 2; Secretarial Science C l u b , 2; Student ( o u n c i l , 2. curly
cut,
the
R. A. V., Tin- S/atler,
"Oh,
my
shattered
nerves"
MOLLY SCHWARTZ Baby Liberal A r t s
Portland, Maine
International Relations C l u b ,
1; Spanish C l u b ,
1, 2; C o - C h a i r m a n ,
I n t e r - H o u s e Song C o m m i t t e e , 2. gym
major,
always
laughing,
Texas
U., wit,
true friend,
personality
JANE R. SHERMAN Jante Homemaking
Wethersfield, C o n n e c t i c u t
Masque and Candle, 2; Wanakea Riding C l u b , Executive Chairman, 2. "Gall
me at 9 : 0 0 " , dressmaking, "Oh,
Slim,
I love that
horses,
skating,
man!"
JOSEPHINE ANNE SLOBODA Jo Secretarial Science
Bronxville, N e w York
Glee C l u b , 2; Masque and Candle,
1, 2; Ski C l u b ,
1, 2;
Student
Christian Association, 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball, 2; Freshman Picnic C o m mittee,
2;
Usher,
Freshman-Faculty
Reception,
and Patroness C o m m i t t e e , Senior Formal,
2; Chairman,
2; T O W E R
Board,
Patron 2;
Hos-
pital Volunteer, 1. "Vie
got goose
pimples!",
Ido,
conversationalist, sy m
Thirty-four
pathetic
suave,
enviable
letters,
BARBARA BANGS SMALL Bibby Junior College General
East Machias, Maine
Glee Club, i, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Amateur Shows, 1; Cast, "Factory Follies", 1; Volley Ball, 2. Oh, t/oose eyes!, "jenuary",
hit those ivories, jitterbug, songbird
Jimmy and Jo,
JOAN SMITH Jo Secretarial Science
Warren, Maine
Secretarial Science Club, 1, 2. Hurry,
hurry,
hurry!,
Pfc.'s and C. G.'s, red, slacks, pigtails,
tonsils
JULIA SMITH Julie Pre-Medical Technique
New Bedford, Massachusetts
fried clams, bridge, good natured, cigarettes, cafe, launching
boat
MADELEINE FRANCES SMITH Maddy Music
South Portland, Maine pianist, red hair, quiet, musical, thoughtful,
smiles
MIRIAM PRISCILLA SMITH Pril Secretarial Science
Simsbury, Connecticut
Glee Club, 1, 2, Chairman, Publicity Committee, Concerts, 1; Ski ( lub, 1, 2; Wanakea Riding Club, 1, 2; Class Treasurer, 1; Freshman Picnic Committee, 2; Usher, Freshman-Faculty Reception, 2; House Basketball, 2; House Committee, 2; Hospital Volunteer, 1; Ticket Committee, Senior Formal, 2. "Oh,
that blonde!",
talkath/e,
"turn up the heat", dreamy, red roses
blushes,
Thirty five
MARILYN PHYLLIS STUART Mickey Junior College General
Guilford, Maine
Wanakea Riding C l u b , i ; House Basketball, 2; Publicity C o m m i t t e e , Senior Formal, 2. carefree,
vivacious,
nightgowns,
jitterbug,
Denier
rt
($16),
Ay-eh"
MARILYN LEAH SYMONS Lyn Junior College General
Skowhegan, Maine
Ski C l u b , 1 , 2 ; Christmas Pageant, 2; Manners and Mores, 2; T h a n k s giving Dinner C o m m i t t e e , 2. gracious,
Merchant
Marine,
telegrams,
good
naturcd,
smooth,
spaniels
BETTE JEAN TRUAX S11 JO key Pre-Nursing
Hollis, N e w
Hampshire
Glee C l u b , 1, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Wanakea Riding C l u b , 2; Christmas
Pageant,
2; Cast,
"Factory
Follies",
1; Cast,
"Letters
to
Lucerne", 1; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 1. Oh,
that
Swede,
boogie
child,
versatile,
"Gotta
organize'",
' nobby,
I'm
striking
brnnettee,
hungry!"
PATRICIA A N N VALENTINE Patsy Junior College General
N o r t h Chelmsford, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Ski C l u b , 1, 2, President, 2; W . A. A., Board, 2; Basketball, 1, 2; Cast, "Factory Follies", 1; Freshman O r i e n tation C o m m i t t e e , 2; H o c k e y , 2; House C o m m i t t e e , 2; Chairman, Senior Formal, 2. petite,
"T'sure",
witty,
Dartmouth,
versatile
CONSUELO VON SCHEID Dawn Liberal Arts
Portland, Maine
French C l u b , 1, 2, President, 2; International Relations C l u b , 1, 2; Masque and Candle, 1, 2; Chairman, Music C o m m i t t e e , C o t t o n Ball, 1; Refreshment
Committee,
Day
Student
Dance,
2;
Usher,
Freshman-
Faculty Reception, 2; Freshman Tea C o m m i t t e e , 2; Usher, June C o m mencement, 1. long
Thirty-six
hair,
brown
eyes,
neat,
"Natch,
kids!",
clothes,
"Air-Male"
A N N LEE WAGNER Medical Secretary
Brookline, Massachusetts
Masque and Candle, i, 2; Ski Club, 1; Student Christian Association, 1, 2; Usher, Christmas Formal, 1; Community Chest Drive Committee, 2. one of the trio, tall tales, "Where's Herman?", U. S. Navy
clothes galore, generous,
BARBARA L. WARWICK Barb Pre-Medical Technique
Northfield, Vermont
Glee Club, 2. Air Corps, Yeah?, Norwich,
humming,
always willing,
jitterbug
R U T H CAROLYN WILLEY Wil Liberal Arts
South Portland, Maine
Spanish Club, 1; Basketball, 1, 2; Class Treasurer, Day Students, 1; Chairman, Day Student Dance, Committee, 2; Usher, Freshman-Faculty Reception, 2; Freshman Orientation Committee, 2; Residence Board Committee, 2. fall and lovely, crowning glory, Skid more, Army, leader
personality
plus,
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SPECIAL STUDENTS ELINOR LOUISE AMES Elite Pre-Nursing
Auburndale, Massachusetts
Ski Club, i, 2, Vice President, 2; Usher, Glee Club Concert, 1; House Committee, 1; Refreshment Committee, Senior Formal, 2. feather cuts, tan, skiing,
Chesterfields
PATRICIA A N N DAVIS Pat Liberal Arts Wanakea Riding Club, 2. "Ob, ditnney bunneyl",
Derry Village, New Hampshire hangs, Dick, talkative,
excitable
ANNE DRISCOLL Dris Junior College General
Franklin, Connecticut
Masque and Candle, 1; Student Christian Association, 1; Fire and Air Raid Warden, 2; Decoration Committee, Senior Formal, 2. double
Dates, infectious
laugh, nice to know,
catsup, "Best wishes"
DEBORAH DUNSFORD Dee Liberal Arts
Brighton, Massachusetts
Marines, smoke rings, scholar, sparkling smile, coffee, dry
humor
PATRICIA BEVERLY HOLMES Pat Junior College General
South Portland, Maine
Masque and Candle, 1, 2; House President, 1; Manners and Mores, 2; Usher, June Commencement, 1; Decoration Committee, Senior Formal, 2; Inter-House Song Committee, 1. icicles at midnight,
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practical joker, understanding, P. W. Club
Italian
sandwiches,
ELEANOR W. PRATT Elite Pre-Medical Technique
Whitman, Massachusetts
Glee Club, i, 2; Costume Committee, Masque and Candle, 2; Ticket Committee, Senior Formal, 2. sewing, Ikie, Air Mail, studious,
sleeping
MARY SEADER Pre-Nursing
Portland, Maine
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WINTER CARNIVAL Campus flooded . . . eight or more inches of snow . . . Goddard w o r k i n g furiously to finish t h a t t h i r d - p r i z e - w i n n i n g sculpture . . . somebody knocked the head off Hersey's " M a r y - Q u i t e - C o n t r a r y " . . . rain . . . had us scared for a while, b u t luck's still with us . . . "Where's Pony going to p u t all her guests?" . . . strange, bright new faces . . . boy friends, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles . . . "like old home week around here" . . . amateur show, 4:30 at the chapel . . . N a n c y McKeen's solo knocks 'em flat! . . . H o u g h t o n takes first prize for their "Three Men In a T u b " sculpture . . . Hersey and Goddard r u n n e r s - u p . . . Edie Fettinger queen of the Carnival . . . some keen performances on ice (laurels to C i n n y and H o p e )
. . . Johnson taking first prize for skits, with
Hersey second (really on the ball, these Herseyites), and the day students third . . . " I ' m not going to be able to sit down for week!" . . . Say, who are all the cute men? . . . Yes, I said men!
. . . T h a t ' s Jo's brother over there . . .
wonderful food in the dining room . . . really p u t t i n g themselves out . . . Saturday afternoon and Tomlinson's . . . take your pick of horses . . . " . . of course, I've never been on a horse in m y life before!" . . . plenty of skiing . . . formal Saturday night
no skiing stunts
but
( n o t the loneliest night in the
week) . . . " A t this point, I'm a little hysterical!" . . . Spence on switchboard meets all your men . . . the armory is our destination . . . " O h - o h !
The
corsage! I forgot the corsage! She'll kill m e ! " . . . music by Carl Brogie and orchestra . . . navy blue predominates, enlisted and commissioned . . . beautiful, beautiful
"one o'clock's" . . . " W h a t a dance! W h a t a m a n ! " . . . oh,
well, it can't last forever . . . good-bye to week-enders . . . all Sunday to recuperate.
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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS
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FRESHMAN HISTORY Westbrook! . . . " W e ' r e here at last. Imagine, we're Freshmen at college. Isn't it exciting?" . . . "Where's m y t r u n k ? If it d i d n ' t come, I'll die" . . . " I can't find m y r o o m " . . . " W o n d e r w h a t m y roommate will be like. H o p e she likes m e " . . . Girls, girls everywhere! So m a n y new faces. So m a n y new friends . . . W e lived in a whirl . . . Tests, registration, assemblies . . . " Y o u ' r e m y big sister. Gee, I'm glad you're going to help me. College life is so different." . . . T h e n classes . . . " D o you t h i n k this course will be h a r d ? " . . . "So that's our English prof." . . . "Is this H 8 or H i 3 " . . . W e found out where and when the mail came in . . . W e caught on to the system of signing out. . . . O u r first social affair . . . tea in Hersey D r a w i n g Room . . . we were on our best behavior . . . so careful of our manners . . . Then it was here . . . Freshman week . . . Did any one ever feel so ridiculous? . . . all those braids and pin curls . . . pajamas and sweaters turned inside-out . . . Black-out! . . . Errands for big sister . . . T h e Freshman show was a big success. W e showed t h a t we had plenty of talent. . . . W e pressed our evening gowns . . . It was time for Freshman reception . . . Somehow we got t h r o u g h the receiving line without stumbling . . . W e talked to our teachers and made more friends. . . . W e settled into the pleasant routine of college life . . . books . . . mail . . . lunch line . . . cokes at the cafe . . . Wednesday or Friday date night . . . study hours . . . 12 o'clock's . . . packages from home . . . after lights out eating sessions . . . Hersey and Goddard had their dances. Bowdoin boys were guests. Big sisters gave us parties. . . . Christmas at Westbrook was celebrated on December 5 . . . The pageant was a glorious success . . . caroling on the campus was a memorable experience . . . "Kids, we're going h o m e " . . . t r u n k s were packed . . . "Come and visit me if you c a n " . . . "See you next year." . . . W e were glad to come back . . . friends greeted each other warmly . . . the schedule for mid-years was posted . . . we started to study feverishly . . . " T h e y last three hours" . . . " W e r e yours h a r d ? " . . . "I'll be able to have a long week-end at home. . . . Eagerly anticipated, exciting and glamorous highspots . . . W i n t e r Carnival . . . we all pitched in to help with the sculpture . . . the ice skits were a mixture of fun and talent . . . " W h o ' l l be the queen?" . . . the ski boot dance . . . flowers, gowns, uniforms of blue . . . the formal ball. . . . We devoted ourselves to studies and sports . . . skiing . . . inter-house basketball games . . . badminton tournaments . . . Goddard went in for preseason sun bathing . . . we gloried in the fact that the Freshman smoker acquired a juke box . . . we planned for the big event of our social season, our C o t t o n Ball. . . . W e Freshmen take pride in the fact that we caught on to the "spirit of W e s t b r o o k " . . . we had high scholastic standards . . . we were enthusiastic about sports . . . we worked hard and played hard . . . In the words of the song, we " d o n ' t w a n t to leave this campus in J u n e , " but we'll be back for another year of study and fun. . . .
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L-LEGE Lit
First-year Students Adshead, Jeanne A Allan, Betty L Allen, Barbara F Alward, Nathalie J Archer, Elizabeth M Arndt, Martha J Backer, Lydia M Bailey, Barbara Banks, Lois E Bartlett, Audrey A Bcal, Gloria Beckstrom, Marjorie E Berger, Jean N Bishop, Mary L Blanchard, Sally Bodfish, Marie E Bolles, Muriel E Bowen, Nancy Boyce, Margaret M Bradley, Mary L Brewer, Charlotte E Brown, Bettina J. Burton, Martha S Carey, Barbara Carruthers, Elizabeth Carter, Gloria L Carter, Marilyn Clark, Janet T Clark, Phyllis M Cleveland, Priscilla J. Cloutier, Pauline M Coates, Barbara M Condon, Barbara L Conner, Barbara A Considine, Claire F Corbin, Jane Crandlemire, H. Jean
Fairhaven, Massachusetts South Portland, Maine Cumberland Mills, Maine Portland, Maine Amherst, Maine Lisbon Falls, Maine Portland, Maine Springfield, Massachusetts Biddeford, Maine Auburndale, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Worcester, Massachusetts Worcester, Massachusetts Fort Fairfield, Maine Portland, Maine Longmeadow, Massachusetts Slatersville, Rhode Island Topsfield, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Gloucester, Massachusetts Bar Harbor, Maine Clinton, Maine Wenham, Massachusetts Gorham, Maine Framingham, Massachusetts Providence, Rhode Island Auburndale, Massachusetts Swansea, Massachusetts Manchester, New Hampshire Auburndale, Massachusetts Togus, Maine Wethersfield, Connecticut Brockton, Massachusetts Saco, Maine Milton, Massachusetts Springfield, Massachusetts Portland, Maine
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Cushing, Beverly A Davis, Leatrice M Davis, Louise Donnelly, Dorothy A Dowling, Pauline H Durant, Effie M. Einis, Florence R Fldridge, Pauline J. Eliopulos, Wona Ellsworth, Laura K Emery, Ruth C Everett, Doris I Ewing, Jeane E Farris, Edith J Fickett, Hope E Field, Nancy S Finelli, Alma M Finkelman, Sara Fogg, Marjorie W. Foster, Alice H Fox, Barbara A Frank, Geneva B Fungaroli, Elaine F Gardner, Louanna Gates, Marie L. Getchell, Shirley E Goldman, Marcia P. Goldsmith, Natalie S. Gomes, Florence Goodrich, Hildagarde Gordon, Bertha O Grant, Deborah J. Gray, Joan E Grey, Carolyn Griffin, Helen D Griswold, June D. Grove, Beverly J Haines, Katherine L. 1 Eainsworth, Betty M Hall, Hilda
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Portland, Maine Friendship, Maine Reading, Massachusetts Taunton, Massachusetts Bar Harbor, Maine South Weymouth, Massachusetts Sharon, Massachusetts Bucksport, Maine Worcester, Massachusetts Portland, Connecticut Rockland, Maine Portland, Maine Providence, Rhode Island Augusta, Maine Casco, Maine Worcester, Massachusetts Newtonville, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Portland, Maine Riverside, Connecticut Manchester, Connecticut Cumberland Mills, Maine Northampton, Massachusetts New York, New York Worcester, Massachusetts Salem, Massachusetts Brookline, Massachusetts Old Town, Maine Pittsheld, Massachusetts Northfield, Vermont West Sullivan, Maine Chelmsford, Massachusetts West Sullivan, Maine Portland, Maine Manchester, Connecticut Wethersfield, Connecticut Augusta, Maine Fort Fairfield, Maine North Andover, Massachusetts Fort Fairfield, Maine
Hamburger, Hammond,
Felicia
Yonkers, New
Ruth
Longmeadow,
Harder, Hope
Springfield,
Harrison, Eleanor J
Lyndonville,
Hawley, Janice E
Amherst,
Henderson, Hendrick,
Alice Jean
York Massachusetts
Massachusetts Vermont
Massachusetts
.Port Washington, New
W.
Hicks, Barbara L
P o r t l a n d , Maine
H i g h t , M . Jean
Portland,
Hoagland, Jeanne M
Newtonville,
I lopkins,
Beverly, Massachusetts
Marjorie
L.
Maine Massachusetts
H o r n , E l i z a b e t h J.
P o r t l a n d , Maine
I l o r t o n , Inez M
East P r o v i d e n c e , R h o d e
I lubbard,
Mary
E.
Springfield, Portland,
I r v i n g , Joan
Need ham, Massachusetts
J a c o b s o n , Sara J.
P o r t l a n d , Maine
Kaatx, Miriam T .
Portland,
Kaplan, A r l e n e
Brighton,
Massachusetts
Portland,
Maine
Keete,
Mildred
I
Cardinal
Maine
Maine
W e s t b r o o k , Maine
Lang, P. 1 aye
Bryantville,
L e a v i t t , Jean I. I.chan,
Marjorie
LeRoy,
Marie K
Levine,
Shirley
Linghani,
R
Massachusetts
Raymond,
Maine
Brockton,
Massachusetts
Windsor, ( onnecticut R
Anne
Lister, B a r b a r a
A
Portland,
Maine
Littleton,
Massachusetts
Beverly F a r m s , M a s s a c h u s e t t s
l.ovewell, Patricia J
Cohasset, Massachusetts
L u c h i n i , Lois J.
Holyoke, Massachusetts
Lynch,
M a n c h e s t e r , New
Joan
Island
Massachusetts
I Iunter, Jane B
Kaplan,
York
Abington, Massachusetts
M.
I lampshire
MacDonald, C. Florence
Wellesley I [ills, M a s s a c h u s e t t s
M a c M i l l a n , Maxine A
Portland, Maine
M c A l i s t e r , B a r b a r a L.
P o r t l a n d , Maine
McCarthy, Helen A
P o r t l a n d , Maine
McDowell,
Princeton,
A u d r e y J.
McGee, Audrey J.
Maine
Windsor, Connecticut
McKenzie, Miriam R
Winchester,
M a d d o c k s , S u z a n n e L.
Augusta,
Massachusetts
Maguire, D o r o t h y E
Melrose, M a s s a c h u s e t t s
Maine
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Marston, Priscilla H Martin, Ruth Mattatall, Gloria M Merrill, Elizabeth A Merrill, Gwendolynde Miller, Marcia Mills, Elizabeth I Morang, Barbara J Naylor, Lucille M Newell, Barbara L Nightingale, Betty J Nock, Jean O'Donnell, Denise J Osgood, Phyllis V Packer, Eileen D Pendexter, Jane E. Peterson, A. Shirley Puzas, Joanne M Ramsdell, Mary L Reed, M. Priscilla Reed, Sally Reynolds, A. Patricia Richards, Dorothy Rideout, Jacquelyn Robertson, Frances Robey, Lois M Rogers, Jane H Rounds, Janice Rowe, Beverly L Rutherford, Cora N St. John, Nancy M Salim, Mamie M Scribner, Beverly A. Serulnick, Bernice S Servais, M. Louise Shelsy, Grace E Sherburne, Marian Shumway, Louise M. D. Shur, Evelyn Shurtleff, Beverly A.
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Marblehead, Massachusetts Andover, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Newport, Rhode Island Melrose, Massachusetts Brookline, Massachusetts Augusta, Maine Portland, Maine Westbrook, Maine Rumford, Maine Fort Fairfield, Maine Marblehead, Massachusetts Gorham, New Hampshire South Portland, Maine Swampscott, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Portland, Maine Bradford, Massachusetts Rockland, Maine Stoneham, Massachusetts Springfield, Massachusetts Cape Elizabeth, Maine Arlington, Massachusetts Houlton, Maine Worcester, Massachusetts Brockton, Massachusetts Brookline, Massachusetts Woonsocket, Rhode Island West Buxton, Maine Portland, Maine Scranton, Pennsylvania Portland, Maine Portland, Maine Portland, Maine Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Pittsfield, Massachusetts Tyngsboro, Massachusetts Fall River, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Middleboro, Massachusetts
Siegars, Barbara E Smith, Alice M Smith, Elizabeth W Smith, Marian J Spence, Natalie A Sprong, Marian D Stackpole, Nancy Stohel, Shirley R Supovitz, Barbara S. Tarbox, Carolyn J Tarle, Beverly Thomsen, Arlene M Thorne, Millicent E. Tirabassi, Elizabeth C Tousignant, Margaret L Tubbs, Barbara A. Veazie, Louise R Vlahos, Hope V. Walker, Jeanette A Walker, Miriam E Wanecek, Lois A Welch, Gloria O Welch, Martha J Whipple, Gayle White, Cynthia G White, F. Marguerite Wood, Carolyn B Woodward, Madelyn A Woodward, Ruth Wormhood, Arlene B Worst, Eva A Wright, Laura W Yantes, Barbara L Young, Elizabeth L. Young, R. Marjorie
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Bowdoinham, Maine Portland, Maine Brunswick, Maine Biddeford, Maine Berwick, Maine Brockton, Massachusetts Marblehead, Massachusetts New Britain, Connecticut Lewiston, Maine Portland, Maine New Bedford, Massachusetts Portland, Maine Portland, Maine Portland, Maine Saco, Maine Portland, Maine Rockland, Maine Lowell, Massachusetts Brockton, Massachusetts Gorham, Maine Newton Centre, Massachusetts Westbrook, Maine Portland, Maine Goffstown, New Hampshire Longmeadow, Massachusetts Littleton, Massachusetts Newton Centre, Massachusetts Saco, Maine Melrose, Massachusetts East Sebago, Maine Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Brookline, Massachusetts New Bedford, Massachusetts Portland, Maine South Hadley, Massachusetts
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G/^ C7//£ W h e n we leave here, there will be plenty of memories . . . the dorms . . . Senior houses . . . studies . . . the cafe . . . and loads more. But to those of us w h o are members, the glee club will undoubtedly be the most outstanding. Mr. Neily's inevitable, " h n g " . . . little bits of his m a n y interesting experiences now and then . . .
all added up to a very inspiring year. W i t h the help of the
new voices added last September, we really had a powerful club. O u r concerts at Williston, the Rossini Club, St. Luke's, Portland Club . . . and more . . .
all were successful and fun, too.
A smile from our maestro at the end of a rehearsal or concert was all we needed to spur us on. After we're gone, the club will go on . . . without our voices, yes . . . b u t not without our spirit.
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Wanakea Riding Club T h e Wanakea Riding C l u b . . . crisp fall days . . . Saturday Trail rides . . . first time up . . . hot chocolate in the club house . . . " M o m " and " P o p " . . . a race along the tow path . . . a rest at the top . . . Deacon's growl . . . " B e t t y " . . . " Y o u ' r e too close" . . . Wednesday night suppers . . . chatter . . . music . . . a fireplace . . . awards . . . winter rides . . . canters on the frozen river . . . finding snowbound paths . . . deer tracks . . . riding one handed to keep the other hand w a r m . . . " C h o c o l a t e " . . . a challenge . . . " B u d " . . . an honor . . . " B i n g " . . . a handful . . . "Colonel"â&#x20AC;&#x201D;a favorite . . . Carnival D a y at Tomlinsons' . . . baked beans . . . ski-joring . . . helping beginners. . . . Spring thaw . . . ducks . . . new frisky horses . . . m u d . . . t w o hour rides . . . Saturday afternoons . . . Sunday mornings . . . picnics . . . outdoor fireplace . . . tack room . . . haying . . . the water barrel . . . saddling . . . bridling . . . martingales . . . bits . . . stirrups . . . t h a t certain "barn smell" . . . the feeling of reins in your hand . . . flexing . . . left side . . . alone in the pasture . . . sunsets . . . drill team practise . . . late afternoons . . . dust . . . greener grass . . . talk of horse show . . . pairing up . . . " D a l e " and " B i n g " . . . " C h o c o l a t e " and "Seaton" j u m p i n g . . . t r o t ting . . . the show . . . post entries . . . blue ribbons . . . red ribbons . . . team medals. . . . If you have been a rider, then you have k n o w n these things and you will never forget them.
Ski Club Bridgton . . . Gorham . . . D y k e . . . Mt. Washington . . . those w o n derful trips . . . those long, anxious rides to the slope . . . first glimpse of Pleasant Mountain at Bridgton . . . cold feet, in more ways than one . . . George out in front of Hersey every Sunday m o r n i n g at nine o'clock . . . out in the cold, brisk air all day . . . calling it quits when the sun would go down . . . the air becoming cool and the snow fast . . . the weary b u t pleasant ride home . . . feet tingling . . . cheeks b u r n i n g . . . a contented, warm, and comfortable feeling . . . back once more to W . J. C. Sunday evening . . . spring skiing . . . best kind of all . . . shirt-sleeves and shorts . . . sunburns, tans, and freckles acquired . . . week-ends at the Glen House and skiing on Mt. Washington . . . long and tedious hike up the mountain . . . that's right, no tow . . . tiring but exhilarating run down the Sherbourne Trail . . . those step " S " turns . . . darn! that misplaced tree . . . that impatient skier behind me yelling " t r a c k " . . . what to do . . . strain on knees making them ache . . . oops! wet seat . . . down at last . . . long sigh of relief . . . great sportâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; skiing!
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French Club Freshman Week excitement over . . . activities beginning to get under way . . . all clubs recruiting new members . . . pep sales talks in chapel . . . first meeting French C l u b held in D a y Room . . . officers elected . . . Connie Von Scheid, President; Bev Cushing, Vice President; N a n c y McKeen, Secretary; Marjorie Y o u n g , Treasurer . . . executive committee appointed . . . meetings consisting of French, fun, food . . . French songs and records accompanied by cokes and inquiring " c o m p r e n e z - v o u s ? " of Mademoiselle O ' C o n n o r and Madame Willard . . . big plans cited by enthusiastic adviser Mile. O ' C o n n e r . . . superlative events . . . Miss Symington fascinating the "jeunes filles" with her thesis on French Impressionistic Music . . . movies which were surreptitiously filmed during occupation of France . . . plans for a French play . . . desire to sponsor a " p l a t t e r " hop and invite sailors " q u i parlent le francais" . . . Big ambitions to instigate a "France Forever" club with members from all local high schools with W . J. C. as focal point . . . visit of Professor De Mercier (Wellesley faculty) . . . much fun . . . a fruitful year.
The Secretarial Science Club O u r first informal meeting in September under the guidance of Miss Janet Smith . . . officers were elected . . . President, Marilyn A r n o l d ; Vice President, N a n c y Bo wen; Secretary, Barbara Maxim; Treasurer, Laura Ellsworth. Business meetings, speakers from Portland, Westbrook A l u m n i tell us of their various experiences in the business world . . . committees, plans, meetings, decorations . . . models trying on clothes at Filene's . . . and finally the joint Fashion Show held in the Chapel with the Merchandising Club. The Secretarial Science-Merchandising Club Dance held in the A l u m n i Recreation Room . . . N a v y . . . music . . . patronesses . . . refreshments. W h a t fun it is to reminisce over this past year.
Spanish Club Ever-growing interest in Latin American problems shown by attendance at first meeting of Spanish Club . . . plans for club meeting and activities discussed under direction of eager and capable Sehora Willard . . . officers elected . . . presiding officer, Sefiorita Mildred Cohen . . . Secretary-Treasurer, Seriorita Louanna Gardner . . . exciting and colorful description of Puerta Rican life . . . compliments of experiences of Sehor Victor . . . all sehoritas anxious to hear more and hopeful to have him as guest again in the near future . . . plans underway for gala Spanish evening with help of Miss O ' C o n n o r and Mrs. Willard . . . plans for Spanish play by club members . . . lots of fun.
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International Relations Club Studying and discussing the political, social and economic aspects of today's world . . . r e t u r n i n g of servicemen, post-war plans . . . conferences, conferences and more conferences . . . the " r o u n d table" of Westbrook Junior College with one member of the club presiding at each of the meetings . . . sponsoring Mr. Harrison Lakin the last Friday of every m o n t h to the delight of the student body . . . our debate on compulsory military training . . . Mrs. Morrison and her educational talk on D u m b a r t o n Oaks . . . under the direction of our able officers: President, Edwina H u t c h i n s o n ; Vice President and P r o gram Chairman, Elizabeth Beale; Secretary, Natalie Spence; Treasurer, Lois Wanecek . . . seriousness of present problems . . . Miss Kimball as our advisor . . . our feeling of being able to understand more completely the problems that will face the youth of our nation.
The Merchandising Club The Merchandising Club, under the guidance of Dean Melville, has been more than just "another organization" on campus this year. D u r i n g the past college year we have had speakers from the leading stores in town, and discussions on various subjects pertaining to Merchandising. The highlight of the year, w i t h o u t a doubt, was the fashion show presented in conjunction with Filene's Dept. Store: with members of the club modeling. Social entertainment entered into the circular of the club with the presentation of dances t h r o u g h o u t the year. The officers were: President, Iranette Leigh t o n ; Ways and Means C o m m i t tee, Maxine MacMillan, and Jean Berger.
Manners and Mores We had our problems . . . dress on campus . . . who goes into lunch first; right line, left line? . . . conduct in public . . . Senior Privileges. T w o meetings were held at which student opinion and student ideals were coordinated to determine these problems. Resident Board Members organized and attended . . . each house and day student group represented . . . Bell—Barbara Maxim, A n n H a t c h ; J o h n s o n — Joan Smith, Harriet Gifford; Lodge—Marilyn Symons, Regis Nelson; W h i t m a n —Barbara Barker, Rosalie Engel; Houghton—Sally Ginsberg, Regina Langdon; Senior D a y Student—Muriel Kodis, Beverly Cook; Hersey H a l l — R u t h H a m mond, Madelyn W o o d w a r d , Suzanne Maddocks; Goddard Hall—Jeane Ewing, Audrey Bartlett; Deering—Barbara Supovitz, Marjorie Beckstrom; Freshman D a y S t u d e n t — B e t t y L. Allan, Phyllis Osgood. We were all proud to help and uphold the Manners and Mores of Westbrook Junior College because these are the standards which have patterned our lives for future associations.
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W. J. C News Deadlines . . . Deadlines . . . what a familiar ring that word has! F u n n y how everyone always thinks we have plenty of time to get things organized, and all of a sudden it's the night before we go to press . . . then the mad scramble . . . everyone assembled in Mrs. Rea's room . . . papers stacked on the floor, on chairs, and every other available spot . . . everyone talking at once . . . utter confusion . . . then finally "Sonny, we'll never get all this material typed in one n i g h t ! " W e always managed somehow. Poor Sonny; the editor always gets the blame, they say, but we can assure you it's pretty hectic for everyone . . . but, if you have printing ink in your veins, you'll stick with it until the last story is safely at the printers, and the last ad is paid for . . . ad . . . who said that . . . what a headache . . . Monty's got quite a sales line there. O u r first edition was pretty spectacular . . . for the first time in the history of the W. / . C. News
we had three pages! N o w we're really hitting the big time!
W h a t a relief when the last paper was distributed and we could sit back and relax . . . relax until the next issue when we went through the whole thing all over again!
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Masque and Candle^ T r y o u t s . . . Rehearsals . . . Grease paint and corn starch . . . dashing, but madly, for those last minute props . . . where can we find an old log? . . . Miss Hill and Mrs. Leavitt work frantically . . . H e y , Kids, we need three more flashlight batteries . . . Joanie, move that spot over, will you? Lynn, the trouble-lights' smoking again . . . Miss Proctor's beautiful costumes . . . finally the big night, and W. J. C. Masque and Candle presents its Christmas Pageant complete with the holy family, kings and shepherds. W . J. C. is on the air, also . . . W A C S , and programs all its own . . . no mike-fright . . . Gee, what a thrill . . . do you suppose your name will be up in lights? All eyes are turned towards the spring production, " T h e Cradle Song." N a n n a and the gang in dungarees and paint spots . . . scenery trouble . . . hats off to the valiants who spent hours laying the firm foundation for the bud ding Katherine Cornells, etc. . . . Miss Proctor would like to see you for a fitting . . . the costumes are " n e a t , " Miss Proctor. T h a n k s to three, to you Mrs. Leavitt, Miss Hill, and Miss Proctor, 1944 and '45 have been a real success.
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W. A. A. September . . . election
of officers . . . President, Janet
Brown;
Vice
President, Grace Shelsy; Secretary, Doris Rousseau; Treasurer, Audrey Bartlett. Grey took the Hockey game, b u t the Maroon got their revenge on the volley ball court . . . Played the Deering H i g h Hockey team . . . our varsity won, b u t the J. V. wasn't quite as lucky . . . then basketball . . . Senior game really drew quite a crowd . . .
the Faculty-
the faculty won again, but we get
closer every year, so faculty beware of 1946! Inter-house basketball was introduced . . . each house played at least two games . . . basketball practice of some kind always in session . . . fast and furious games with the W A C S and W A V E S . . . m o n t h l y meetings in the gym . . . Awards for the year . . . ski trips . . . Mt. Washington . . . badminton tournaments . . . tennis games galore . . . Here's to Miss Scott and Mrs. Christensen who gave up so much of their spare time to make it all possible.
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The Student Council The Student Council is a campus organization which represents the girls of Westbrook Junior College in all matters where student opinion is desired.
It
also carries the students' problems to the faculty, represented by D r . Proctor, for an arbitrary settlement. The Council is composed of five members, including three Seniors:
Nancy
Richardson, chairman; Beverly Rowe, and Jean Davis, and t w o Freshmen, Millicent Thorne and Cynthia White. These girls represent both the Resident and D a y students. Its biggest job this year was that of determining the spring vacation traveling schedule of each girl in order to conform with the rulings of the Office of Defense Transportation. We were asked to cut down on traveling this spring whenever and wherever possible and through the cooperation of the students a satisfactory scheme was worked out whereby much valuable space on the trains was saved.
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The Tower T h e ball starts rolling . . . "Meeting at W h i t m a n with Mrs. Rea . . . Be sure to come" . . . I m p o r t a n t discussions . . . Dedication decided . . . big secret! . . . " I ' m a glutton for p u n i s h m e n t " . . . work outlined . . . " D i g up all the snaps you c a n " . . . deep concentration distracted by photos of Ensign Rea . . . " W h o can d r a w ? " . . . the work is divided . . . Senior slips handed out . . . deadline is set the first time . . . " W h a t are you writing about your r o o m m a t e ? " Millsy and her special Day Student Meetings . . . slips drift in by two's and three's . . . deadline is set a second time . . . list of staff m e m bers posted in Hersey . . . Reggie working like a little beaver . . . her special conferences with Mrs. Rea . . . individual Senior pictures taken in the drawing room . . . t w o weeks of suspense . . . t h e n — t h e awful t r u t h ! . . . " Y o u look so glamorous!" . . . " W h i c h one are you p u t t i n g in the yearbook?" . . . " I ' m sending this one to my m a n " . . . Freshman asking Big Sisters for pictures . . . announcement of the Literary Contest posted . . . Reggie swamped with entries . . . "All articles must be in by March 9 " . . . Jo hounding for activity sheets . . . Result — All night stand . . . N a t and her advertisements — State or Strand? . . . Monty out for blood! . . . W o r k pours in constantly . . . errands to the printer . . . time growing shorter . . . Joan and Sonny b u r n i n g the midnight oil . . . " D o n ' t Fence Me I n " . . . Olive and Jackie and all those black books . . . scratch paper and lots of figures . . . money, money, money . . . we're in the blue—we're in the red . . . We made it! . . . receipts books . . . I. O. U.'s . . . down p a y m e n t s — " T h e rest when you catch m e " . . . cash—Are you kiddin'? . . . faculty pictures . . . house pictures . . . All material in before Spring Vacation . . . type is set . . . machines start rolling . . . T H E T O W E R a finished product . . . thanks to printer for undying patience.
Student Christian Association^ A n o t h e r year at Westbrook brought a new group of members to be associated with the S. C. A. . . . elections in September with these results . . . President, Frances Patten; Vice President, Marguerite W h i t e ; Corresponding Secretary, Jean Davis; Recording Secretary, Hilda H a l l ; Treasurer, Marilyn A r n o l d ; Senior Head of Worship, Marjorie Bell; Freshman Head of Worship, Marian Sherburne. . . . In October, two representatives were off to Gorham for a week-end conference of the Student Christian Movement . . . Marge Bell and Franny Patten . . . Sunday night vesper services twice a m o n t h . . . Mr. Hayden's interesting book-review . . . a vital chapel service sponsored by the S. C. A. with Jean Davis as speaker . . . Thanksgiving chapel service led by the S. C. A. and the very successful war bond drive which brought the year to a close.
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BELL HOUSE Back to school . . . back to Bell . . . new faces as well as old . . . "Gosh b u t it's good to be b a c k " . . . "Where's my r o o m m a t e ? " . . . " W h e n ' s Moe coming b a c k ? " . . . little sisters and open house . . . smoker full of company . . . ringing of the telephone . . . limited calls to ten minutes . . . still always busy! . . . little sister party with Anchors Away and more fun . . . football season . . . A N D the team . . . engagements and birthday parties . . . Italian Sandwiches . . . Thanksgiving formal . . . Christmas house p a r t y . . .
up all
night . . . Then back from vacation with wild tales of new men . . . smoker upstairs . . . " T h e C r e w " again . . . skiing . . . exams . . . " Q u i e t , I w a n t to study! ? ? ? " . . . worry, worry, worry . . . no flunks! . . . H o w a r d
John-
son's Friday nights . . . Senior privilege . . . snowball fights . . . on the roof . . . bridge games . . . no butts . . . problems of the N a v y Air Corps . . . "mail's here" . . . ( " w h a t male?")
. . . winter carnival and 3 in a bed . . .
Hickory Dickory Dock . . . Jack and Jill on ice . . . formal . . . more d u e s . . . " Y o u Always H u r t the One You Love" . . . everyone sick . . . " I n firmary,
please" . . . unexcused cuts . . . three beds in a room . . . apples,
5 cents a piece . . . writing petitions . . . house dance . . . wet feet . . . spring fever . . . green grass . . . spring vacation . . . rush, rush, rush . . . and finally graduation.
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JOHNSON HOUSE O n e dozen, the perfect dozen . . . faces from last year . . . new rooms . . . softest bed . . . our Smoker with its new linoleum . . . records . . . Jean's vie . . . Sunday talks . . . new banners . . . Donna's
bananas . . .
eight in one " J o n " . . . A m y teaching Mom to jitterbug . . . Don's cigarettes, candy, and Italian sandwiches . . . Saturday night invasion of the N a v y . . . Brother Bill . . . cemetery skiing . . . Christmas lists . . . last minute rush . . . Got a b u t t ? . . . Jan as our H . P. . . . Kay and Heinie . . . Who's got the mail key? . . . T r u d y ' s ballet in the Smoker . . . valentine candy
from
Mom Libby . . . Pop's continually saying, "Gee kids, can I take a b a t h ? " . . . Who's got food? . . .
Be a patient for me . . . midnight talks . . . popula-
tion arguments . . . Graceful Giff . . .
U. of Maine . . . pie-beds . . . cold
creamed doorknobs . . . our new card table, full house on Sunday . . . Jan and her crutches . . . t w o in the Carnival court, the three little pigs and first prize . . . Who's going to the cafe? . . . O u r dance with H o u g h t o n and Lodge . . . Davey and her special deliveries. Chan's crumpets and a spot of tea . . . Saturday night dateless movies . . . liver and bacon and H o w a r d Johnson's . . . Sky Anchors aweigh . . . exams and midnight stands . . . Myrl and Marge with their men . . . rehearsals plus for the inter-house sing . . . and graduation to wind up a glorious year with good times never to be forgotten.
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THE LODGE . T H E LODGE O u r home . a fa studic group of fourteen. Never shall we forget those little things like . . . p u t t i n g Glo to bed at 10:30 nightly while we enjoyed our 11:1 5's . . . N a n c y and her poetry . . . Lyn's blue fuzzy slippers . . . looking for the mail and door keys constantly . . . long distance calls . . . telegrams . . . flowers . . . from our O . A. O. . . . our little sister party and all the cider and donuts . . . our house dance with the N a v y — t h e i r chow and band . . . N a t and " N e a t " . . . Edie and Reggie's fits of laughing . . . Kiki's week-end at Worcester Tech . . . Ellie's absence in F e b r u a r y — N a v y ! . . . Italian sandwiches for guests . . . Suspicion . . . Famous Boston week-ends . . . Bcwdoin Freshmen scrubbing our smoker floor . . . Edie as Carnival Queen . . . Lyn in the C o u r t . . . Jack and Jill . . . Penny-box during lent . . . Heavy discussions on all topics . . . Patty, Reggie, and Lyn spreading " m u s t s " after a Manners and Mores meeting . . . Kim and her Med. Sec. . . . one extra bed . . . Jo, our one Democrat who held her own election night . . . Ebie and her dining room hysteria . . . Pril's telephone calls . . . Mickey's Xmas contribution—Percy the turkey . . . little sister tea in Lodge D r a w i n g room . . . " J o n " difficulties on second floor . . . Vic—broken records . . . Goodman's sextet . . . nightgowns . . . "roll up the r u g " . . . fortune telling . . . "get a big table" . . . "out with that ironing board, someone's c o m i n g " . . . The D a y Is Done . . . And Now Tomorrow.
S/ \ / )
HOUGHTON HALL T h i r t y Houghtonites, thirty times more fun and laughter . . . yes, we're big A N D unified . . . fourteen club officers, seven of them Presidents . . . lost in a closet . . . jam in the smoker . . . songbirds and jitterbugs . . . gosh, we're S E N I O R S ! . . . u m m , N a n c y ' s diamond . . . Casco Bay with the "Big Three' little sisters "where's our vie? ? ?' T h i r d s " . . . " H o u g h t o n Hospital" . . . break-ins twice . . . Naval officers and B. O. Q . dates . . . Roma's and Boone's . . . fish night picnics in the smoker . . . Xmas pageant stars and a bang-up party . . . t h e n — H O M E ! ! . . . "where's that taxi? ?" . . . mad dash for buses . . . "signed o u t ? " . . . SURPRISE! W e d d i n g bells! !—bride with thirty children . . . ugh, midyears! . . . cramming and smoking . . . midnight oil burners . . . we PASSED! Valentines with flowers and a cablegram for N a n n y . . . letters from Don and D a n , Phils and Bills, sailors and a Swede . . . Winter Carnival with P a t t y in the C o u r t , Dorsey album for the best sculpture . . . " H e r m a n " . . . the A r m o r y in flames . . . H o u g h t o n alerted . . . N a v y banquet and dance . . . y'mean M E N ? . . . two ten-day liberties . . . Ruthie's engaged! . . . Santa in a sailor suit—cigarettes galore (for one day) . . . Spring fever . . . "Lonely Hearts C l u b " . . . whiffles and rinses . . . Spring play talent . . . and n o w — g r a d u ation! ! . . . what next? ? ? . . . jobs? . . . further schooling? . . . marriage? . . . each traveling her own road to success after a wonderful year together.
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WHITMAN HOUSE T w e n t y - o n e of us . . . "Let's start Senior year right!" . . . kemtone for the smoker . . . open house for the Freshmen . . . second floor's connecting doors . . . all night bridge sessions . . . " C a n ' t you bid on a three-card suit?" . . . little sister p a r t y . . . sailors, cider, d o u g h n u t s , juke box music . . . " W h a t ' s the name on that c a r d ? " . . . house elections . . . Are drills . . . Christmas party complete with tree, gifts and eats . . . and what was your gift, B. J.? . . . back after Christmas with new resolutions, new clothes and new men . . . N a v y dance at the Milk Street A r m o r y with Johnson House . . . long distance phone calls . . . peanut b u t t e r and V-8 . . . exclusive club on third floor . . . have you heard their slogan? . . . wedding bells for one of our house mothers . . . rice, pictures, best dresses and a celebration dinner at the Eastland . . . " W e ' v e got a house-daddy n o w ! " . . . snapshots in the shower . . . cigarettes are cigabuttsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;when we can get 'em . . . record sessions in the smoker . . . " M o n t y , show us how H u m p h r e y Bogart dies" . . . winter carnival and Puss-in-the-Well . . . no prizes b u t we sure had fun . . . Julie christened a boat . . . world politics over apple b u t t e r and potato chips . . . Clay ton took pictures and we appeared " i n f o r m a l l y " . . . week-end visitors . . . solitaire . . . Hawaiian jewelry . . . " H e y kids, I'll give you a clue" . . . Mr. Victor took jitterbug lessons . . . it 'thertainly is cold out! . . . a grand year with grand memories . . . grand kids and grand house mothers . . . not goodbye, just so long.
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DAY STUDENTS D i n g - d i n g - d i n g . . . or 6:30 . . . time to get up . . . no time for breakfast . . . stop that bus! ! . . . there goes the N o r t h Deering around the corner . . . O . K., so I take the Riverton via Forest Ave., and walk . . . School tickets, please A N D a transfer . . . (hope he tears it off straight so I w o n ' t have to pay another nickel). " M o r n i n g kids . . . where were you last night . . did you study your German? . . . Meet you in the day-room at 10:45 • • • meeting with the Dean at noon . . . save me a seat at the cafe . . . Look! . . eclairs today . . . Move over, there's room for 10 at this four-person table . . . O h , come on, just one more h a m b u r g . . . W h o has a nickel for the juke box? The night of the dance at the U. S. O. . . . The N a v y Band was super that night . . . actually too many men . . . Hearts (for identification) for everyAlice, Bev, Peggy, and Helen really sang beautifully . . . N o t even one . . . . A hand for Helen McCarthy and her co-workers for a successful nervous . Memories are not complete without a few thoughts of the end of a dance . 4:30 at last . . . run everybody . . . here comes the bus . . . gals dav . . crowded into the back . . . and those bus bull-sessions begin: All the gossip of the day . . . the latest jokes . . . plans for the evening or last minute check on exam dates . . . Here we are . . . Congress Street . . . one more bus and we'll be home . . . transfer please . . . See you tomorrow.
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XJterary Cmtest Winners FIRST PLACE T H E BLACK S T A R W h e n shadows make home in the corners of day A n d the darkness to darkness abounds, W h e n the sun falls to West with its p e r m a n e n t ray A n d the knell of the fading hour sounds, W h e n the eyes of the city close weary to rest, Every heart slowing down, every mind, A n d the film of the night veils the lost daylight's nest Till the black earth and Universe bind. T h e n alone comes a nature that presses from space D r a w i n g upward the gaze of all eyes, While Heaven turns earthward her glorious face Filled with splendor the breadth of the skies. A n d wakeful, the watchers this broad radiance scan, Till their eyes with their thoughts range afar, Seeking one out of all, here or there where they can, Recognizing some named, sacred star. But to those who may watch, there is one star u n k n o w n T h a t is black to the keen seeker's sight, Whose brightness shines down on all them who alone, W i t h the day will not rise from the night. SALLY R E E D .
IN A N A N C I E N T
STUDY
Books grown yellow and grey with years, Enshelved and stored as in deathly biers. Furniture all dust and mold. In stagnant idleness grown old. Rugs that, faded, bear grotesque Their former Greek and Arabesque. Cabinets, their maker's pride, Decaying leaves of knowledge hide. This chamber sore-eyed learning binds W i t h aching labors, thirsting minds. W h e n first was opened a volume fresh, From lifeless paper to living flesh, This old room watched through countless hours, As guards might watch from ancient towers, Of book and reader the progress grow, As lit by candle or dawning glow. SALLY R E E D .
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HONORABLE MENTION THE
TRANSFER
She had always remembered the bus ride, for it had marked her first accomplishment on her own, and the trip had m e a n t not one bus b u t two. H e r mother's last words had r u n g in her ear as she stood by the white post, her dime clutched in a warm, c h u b b y hand. " D o n ' t forget to get your transfer, D e a r . " She had been terribly afraid as she waited for the lumbering bus to come in sight, and yet excitement kept her fear in the background. The short trip seemed as to another w o r l d â&#x20AC;&#x201D; n e w people, new sights and new experiences. There had been no idea in her eight-year-old mind as to w h a t the people would be like, what the sights would be, what experiences she would have. She had hardly realized that she would undergo all this, yet the feeling had been there. For one frantic instant, as she saw the huge cream and red bus appear around the corner, she had wanted to t u r n and run. But she didn't. The doors of the vehicle had opened with a short hiss and then, miracle of miracles, the tall, thin m a n in the driver's seat had smiled at her as she labored up the one step. She had p u t her dime in the shiny slot, carefully, and then smiled back at him. H e h a d n ' t seemed terrifying or forbidding as she had imagined but rather like her daddy, only not as nice of course. Very carefully she had made her way down the aisle, scanning the faces of the occupants, some of whom she decided she might like very m u c h and some that she didn't like at all. She settled herself very primly, placing the small, red pocketbook across her knees and gazing eagerly out of the window. Many of the people turned to nod to her, but she hesitated before nodding back; mother had always said to be slow with strangers. The scenery went b y ; the occupants of the bus changed. T h r o u g h it all she had sat wide-eyed, viewing the good and the bad. She had seen poverty and wealth, cleanliness and dirt, beauty and ugliness, all in the short space of the t w e n t y - m i n u t e ride. She h a d n ' t realized it then of course, b u t somehow, somewhere, she had become part of that crowd. Unconsciously, she had seen and accepted the world on her own. She had realized the feeling of pleasant anticipation, though, as she followed the passengers down the aisle at the end of the line. The sense of accomplishment, of something gained, had filled her. The next lap wouldn't be quite as hard because now she was educated for it. She had reached for her transfer with all the trust and eagerness of an eight-year-old embarking on something new which she knows she is equal to. And now today, no other thought, no other memory, seemed to lit the present m o m e n t so well, when she reached for her diploma in the hand ot the college president. By S O N N Y C o m N .
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