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THE T O W E R 1950
WESTBROOK
JUNIOR
PORTLAND, MAINE
COLLEGE
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The class of 1950 gratefully dedicates this book to Miss Janet Smith in appreciation of the training she has given us, preparing us to enter the adult world. In her position as head of the secretarial science department, she has helped to mould the characters and guide the careers of countless Westbrook girls. Her gracious, considerate manner and heartfelt interest in our problems has led many of us to regard her as a friend as well as an instructor.
To You MISS JANET SMITH
MISS J A N E T S M I T H
"And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity." Corinthians 13:13
TO RODDY To but a loving memory We consecrate these lines, A friendly bark and wagging tail That cheered us at all times. A dog not young, and yet not old, His master's truest friend, He left in Jerry's heart a tear That time will never mend. And so, we mean to hold you close In memory, old pal, You made a grand impression, boy As only true friends shall. A. B. C
ALUMNI HALL IN WINTER GODDARD HALL
A hearty welcome to you! After following our Seniors through two years at Westbrook Junior College, I would like to have you follow me while I show you how an average day is spent. W e will see some of their clubs, (changing our shoes for each activity,) wander into the various houses, see a few informal shots of the girls, and finally get a peek at the Seniors. W e will stumble into the cafe for something to keep us going, and finally run to catch the bus home. I hope you will enjoy travelling with me. Are you ready? W e have got a lot to do before we reach the end of our journey, for these girls, Seniors and Freshmen, find many ways to keep themselves busy. Now watch your step. Here we go!
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Standing—Miss Richter, M. Wong, J. D'Agostino, J. Raynes, P. Witter, N. Thompson, E. Dickson, C. Howe, S. Powell. Sitting—A. Cohen, J. Sweetser, C. Collamore, E. Martin, P. Currier, K. Bullard, M. Turner.
TOWER STAFF Editor-in-Chief Assistant
Nancy Thompson
Managing Editor Make-Up
Ethel Martin
Editor
Assistant Literary Editor Assistant
Patricia Currier Kay Bullard Cordelia Howe Caroline Collamore Elizabeth Dickson
Photography Editor
Joan Sweetser
Assistant
Jadine Raynes
Sports Editor Biography Editor
Patricia Witter Audrey Cohen
Staff Artist
Maryland Wong
Executive Editor
Marjorie Turner
Assistants
Faculty Advisor
Nancy Thompson, Patricia Currier, Maryland Wong, Cordelia Howe, Faith Bourne Eugenie Richter
MILTON D.
PROCTOR, P H . D .
President
WILLIAM G.
DWYER, E D . D .
Dean of the College
PAULINE G.
CARTER,
B.A.
Director of Residence
N A H U M R. PILLSBURY, JR.,
B.S.
Director of Public Relations
R U T H M. BILLINGS,
M.A.
Alumnae Secretary, Administrative
PHYLLIS E. BERRY,
B.S.
Executive Secretary
Assistant
CAROLINE TOWNSEND,
M.A.
Director of Admissions
MARGARET D O E , A.B.,
Librarian
B.S.
KATHRYN
BUTTERFIELD
Bursar
JANET
H.
ROBINSON,
House Director,
B.S.
Dietitian
VESTA B. RHOADES,
R.N.
College Nurse
ETHEL D. PROCTOR
Manager of College Store ALBERT W . MOULTON,
M.D.
Consulting Eye Specialist ALVAH C. THOMPSON, D.D.S.
Consulting
Dentist
DEFOREST W E E K S ,
M.D.
College Physician
MARY H .
MELCHER
Secretary to Dean of the College
A R L E N E B.
LOWE
Assistant to Bursar
MARY
D.
MATHES
Secretary to Director Public Relations
D A W N L.
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Alumnae Office Secretary
IDA-MAE
BAKER
Assistant to Manager of College Store
J O A N E.
SULLIVAN
Secretary to Director of Residence
BETTY L. A L L A N ,
B.A.
Secretary to Director of Admissions
A.
MARJORIE W O O D ,
Secretary to President
B.S.
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Science
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M.S.
J E A N E. D E L A N D ,
Physical
Retailing
GRACE A. D o w ,
M.A.
D.
MARIA D . FORSBERG,
M.A.
Dramatics
B.S.
Education
J E A N FARREN,
Speech,
English
Speech, Radio,
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Secretarial
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B.S.
Science
A.M.
Dramatics
A R T H U R J.. FREUNDLICH,
Psychology
M.A.
cs CHARLOTTE B. H A M E L ,
Mathematics,
B.S.
Science
I M R S . LILLIAN GRAVES,
Office
IRENE T.
HAYES,
R.N.
Nursing
A.B.
Science
ELIZABETH A. H A T F I E L D ,
Director of Retail
FRANK E. H O B S O N , J R . ,
Head of English
M.A.
Education
M.A.
Department
T H E L M A L. H I L L S O N ,
Secretarial
MARGARET E. H O T A L I N G ,
B.S.
Science
B.M.
Music
EDWARD O . H O O G H K I R K , M.T.,
Science
M.S.
WINIFRED T.
LABONTE,
B.S.
Homemaking
M.
LUCILLE KIDDER,
Arts and
M.A.
Crafts
PHYLLIS T .
History, Assistant
H E L E N E. L E W I S ,
LIBBY,
A.M.
Philosophy; to Librarian
A.M.
English
EDITH M . M C K E N Z I E , M . C . S .
Secretarial
J U D I T H S. L O U R I E ,
French, Spanish,
Science
M.A.
German
RUPERT
NEILY
Director of Music,
J E A N N E I. M O R N E A U L T ,
Secretarial
Science
A.B.
Voice
ISABELLE K. PEASE, M . A .
History
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«• M A R Y E. PATTEE, A.B.
History, Assistant to Director of Residence
LILLIAN M . P U T N A M , B. E D .
Homemaking
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Speed
Reading
JAMES J. S H U T E , M . S . W .
Sociology
E U G E N I E T . RICHTER, B.A.
Journalism
T H O M A S STOTLER, M . A .
Social Science
LAURA M . STANLEY, A.B., L.L.B.
Secretarial
Science
MARGARET C. W O O D , A . M .
Physical Education,
Social Science
EDWARD VICTOR, A . M . , E D . M .
Head of Science
Department
ELIZABETH P . W A D E , B.A.
French,
GEORGE M . A L B E R T , B . S . E D . ,
Skiing
HARRISON LAKIN, Visiting Lecturer on Current International
ANNE NEILY,
MR.
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Voice
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A Westbrook. Girl Is Faithful To The Highest Her School, Her Family, And Herself."
Ideals Of Her Church,
Her
Country,
Before we step onto the next page, and see the activities in which the girls participate, I would like you to learn something about them. T h e policy of W . J . C . is to develop the individual socially as well as scholastically. W . J . C . believes that the girls, by taking p a r t in the various clubs and organizations, will learn sportsmanship, team-work, the ability to get along with others, and the importance of fair play. Personal and team accomplishments are many, and each girl has a chance to prove herself. J u s t follow me and you will see. Y o u will see her in many different activities, each one of which has added in some way to her character.
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GLEE CLUB Under the supervision of Director Rupert Neily, this year's Glee Club has risen to musical heights greater than ever before. Concerts were given at the Portland Men's club and the Kiwanis club. In February, a very successful concert was offered in Augusta, and in March, the annual Lenten concert at St. Luke's church was presented. Climaxing the season was the presentation of a concert at the Boston Pops in May. Campus programs included the weekly chapel music, and the Christmas pageant. The officers for the year were: Winifred Clark, president; Mary Lou Jackson, vice president; Joyce Cole, secretary; Gay Adams, treasurer; Marilyn Bennett, librarian, and Linda Norton, manager. The club is deeply appreciative to Mr. Neily, and to Miss Margaret Hotaling, accompanist. Westbrook's Glee Club is fast making a fine reputation for itself and is considered one of the best in New England.
RETAILING CLUB T h e newly organized Retailing club is open to all students in the Retailing course. T h e meetings have been held twice a month, during which time, demonstrations and lectures by guest speakers were offered. As a part of the Retailing course, the members of the club, instead of returning to school after Thanksgiving, worked in department stores in their home towns until Christmas. T h e y gained valuable experience in their chosen field. Early in the fall, the club sponsored a fashion show through the courtesy of Porteous, Mitchell, and Braun, which was held in M o u l t o n Chapel. T o wind up the years activities, a field trip was planned in the spring. T h e officers chosen for the year were: Joyce Maguire, president; M a r g e r y Keefe, vice president; H e l e n Stevenson, secretary; N a n c y Lord, treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Hatfield was Faculty advisor.
STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION T h e Student Christian Association is organized to bring to its members not only religious and solemn moments, but also many good times. T h i s club discusses
different
faiths and their functions, as well as other problems which may arise, whether religious or social. T h e members sponsor the Chapel services, panel discussions, fellowship hours, S u n d a y candle-light services, a Christmas service, and many other meetings t h r o u g h o u t the year. D u r i n g the course of the past year, the club planned many open meetings to which everyone on campus was invited. A m o n g the speakers were M r . Harrison Lakin, lecturer on international affairs, M r . James Shute, of the sociology department, Miss Betty Johns, staff member of the N e w England Student Christian movement, and Miss Odile Sweeney, of the N a t i o n a l Student Y W C A . T h e officers for this year included: Gay A d a m s , president; Jeannette Crooker, vice president; Carolyn Chellis, secretary; Cynthia Ewell, treasurer; Dorothy Carvalho and Betsy H u n t e r , program chairmen, and Jeannette Crooker, chairman of the hour. Miss Elizabeth W a d e was Faculty advisor.
fellowship
Standing-—M. Wong, N. Thompson, J. D'Agostino, A. Cohen, J. Boothby, E. Dickson, P. Witter, J. Raynes, S. Powell. Sitting—C. Howe, C. Collamore, E. Martin, K. Bullard, J. Sweetser, M. Turner, P. Currier.
WJC NEWS Editor-in-Chief News Editor Editorial Director A dvertising Manager Assistants Feature Editor Assistants Roving Reporter Sports Editors Cartoonist
Kay Bullard Marjorie Turner Caroline Collamore Joan Sweetser Audrey Cohen, Nancy Thompson, Shirley Powell, Cordelia Howe Ethel Martin Joyce Boothby, Patricia Currier Nancy Thompson Jadine Raynes, Patricia Witter Maryland Wong
House and Club Reporters Joyce Boothby, Audrey Cohen, Patricia Currier, Jadine Raynes, Nancy Thompson, Ethel Martin, Kay Bullard, Dona Jean Clark, Joan D'Agostino, Elizabeth Dickson, Nancy Marshall, Shirley Powell, Patricia Witter, Maryland Wong, Jeanne Cloutier, Barbara Cushing. Faculty Advisor
Eugenie Richter
LE CERCLE FRANCAIS W e s t b r o o k ' s French club, Le Cercle Francais, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth W a d e , this year has more than accomplished its objectives, to broaden and stimulate the interest of the students in inter-cultural relationships between the U n i t e d States and other countries, and to promote better understanding of these countries by studying their ideas, customs, and habits. As a result, notebooks containing such material were prepared and sent to French students this year in return for those received the previous summer from France, illustrating this club's contribution to W . J . C . ' s good neighbor policy.
SPANISH CLUB T h e Spanish club held its meetings every other M o n d a y in Hersey 106. These meetings consisted of business discussions and plans for coming events, which were to be sponsored by the members. Participating in the Christmas festivities with the various houses and clubs, the members sang an original Spanish carol, " A g u i n a l d o . " M r . Edward Victor, of the science department, was guest speaker at two meetings. H e gave a very interesting and educational talk on "Life in Puerto Rico," where he taught school for a year before coming to W . J . C . T h e officers of the club were: Jadine Raynes, president; Alice Bean, treasurer, and Jeanne Cloutier, secretary. Miss J u d i t h Lourie was Faculty advisor.
RIDING CLUB T h e W a n a k e a Riding club was one of the most active groups on campus this year with a membership of 35 girls. M r . and M r s . Maurice Tomlinson have done much to encourage the club members and to aid them in their activities. Instruction in jumping, equitation, and show riding was available to members with special permission. In the fall, a G y m k a n a was held in which all the girls, beginners, intermediates, and advanced pupils participated. T h e winners in the beginner's class were: first prize, Beverly Barclay; second prize, Bonnie Neely; third prize, Jean T h o m p s o n ; fourth prize, Connie Lou Reynolds. Prize winners in the cantering and balancing tests were Audrey W h i t i n g , Beverly Barclay, M a r y Jipson, and Jean Clark. In the advanced saddle pairs, winners were Sally Friend and Audrey W h i t i n g , Jane Hutchinson and Jean P a r h t t , Bertyne Rice and Louise Knight. O t h e r activities were the early morning ride on October 18, followed by breakfast at the clubhouse, a treasure hunt and Christmas party at which gifts were exchanged and square-dancing was held, and sleigh rides on winter afternoons. D u r i n g W i n t e r Carnival, the club entertained the students and their guests on Saturday afternoon. Everyone enjoyed riding, skiing, tobogganing, or skating out at Tomlinson's. T h e J u n e horse show climaxed the activities for the year. Officers for the year were: Bertyne Rice, president; Louise Knight, vice president; Jean Clark, treasurer; Jean Parfltt, secretary.
SCIENCE CLUB A l t h o u g h it is one of the newer organizations on campus, the Science C l u b is very active. T h e members sponsored a dance on Friday, J a n u a r y 13, entitled " V o o d o o Vee V o p . " T h e y also presented two films in the Chapel. T h e club made a field trip to Boston and the H a r v a r d Medical museum. In the afternoon they attended a Boston Red Sox game at Fenway Park. T h e officers of the club were: M a r t h a Meyer, president; Carolyn Borstel, vice president; Patricia Porter, secretary, and Barbara Lord, treasurer.
VARSITY HOCKEY T h e varsity hockey team of W . J. C. had a successful season with two wins, one tie, and one loss. T h e record, however, does not show the fighting spirit, hard work, and cooperation which the girls displayed in each game. Members of the team were as follows: Ella Gardner, Pamela T h a y e r , J u d i t h Eames, Muriel T r o y , N a n c y Rees, Jean Turnier, Cynthia Ewell, M a r y Louise M a r k s , Cordelia H o w e , Jane A d a m s , Alice Bean, Johanne Schumaker, and Joan G r a h a m . T h e coach was Miss Jean Deland of the Faculty. W . J. C. had a schedule of five varsity held hockey games this Fall. T h e y opened their season with Kents H i l l and met them in a return game November 5. O n October 26, they met Deering H i g h and on November 19, played Waynflete. A game was scheduled with U . N . H . but was postponed indefinitely.
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MASQUE AND CANDLE Masque and Candle club? . . . what's that? . . . dramatic club . . . Christmas pageant, "The One Gift" . . . Nancy Jackson and "The Littlest Angel" . . . curtain going up . . . butterflies in my stomach . . . how can I face all those people? . . . those flood lights . . . my make-up . . . will I ever be an actress . . . movies tonight at the chapel . . . tryouts for the play . . . rehearsal at seven tomorrow . . . be prompt . . . Diana takes care of the dues . . . oh, Miss Farren . . . what play shall we choose . . . CLUB OFFICERS Alice Bean Dorothy Curtis Jean Robertson Diana Draper Ruby Rosenberg
President Vice Presiden t Secretary Treasurer Executive Secretary PLAY READING C O M M I T T E E
Baile Mary Cushing, Claire Daiiey Cynthia Ewell, Eleanor Higgins
Seniors Freshmen
This year's club under the supervision of Miss Jean Farren presented its traditional Christmas play, a one act pageant entitled, "The One Gift" with a cast including Eleanor Higgins, Dorothy Curtis, Bettine Harlow, Patricia Caouette, and Erla Lank. During the spring another play with three acts was given. The members also took part in the Winter Carnival and May Day coronation ceremonies.
SKI CLUB W i t h the beginning of fall sports activities, skiing took a front stand in the hearts of many of the girls at W e s t b r o o k . A roster of girls who were fortunate to be elected to the hold the posts for the 1949-1950 season were: Jean T u r n i e r , president; Elizabeth Penfield, vice president; Beverly Barclay, treasurer, and Barbara McClintock, secretary. Eleven girls were also chosen to act as representatives from the different houses. T h e y were Jacqueline Brown of G o d d a r d , Barbara McClintock and M a r y Ruddick of Hersey, Ruth Bankus of Deering, N a n c y Marshall representing both Johnson and Seventeen, Joyce de Goey of Melville, Joan Barry of Lodge, Elizabeth Penfield of Bell, Elizabeth Dixon of H o u g h t o n , Roberta Staples of W h i t m a n , and the D a y Students representative was Carolyn Borstel. T h e lack of snow was a definite handicap to the students who wished to participate in the skiing activities, but as the season progressed, M r . George Albert, the ski instructor, was able to make trips to such places as Dyke, Gorham, Bridgton, Black-Strap and M t . W a s h i n g t o n , with groups of girls who wished to indulge in the thrills of the sport. T h r o u g h o u t the course of the year, the club has been afforded the chance to show some very excellent movies. I t has also sponsored several informal get-togethers. A most hearty thanks from the entire club is extended to both Miss Deland and M r . Albert, for it was they who did so much toward making this year at W e s t b r o o k the tremendous success it was in the field of skiing.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The I.R.C. offers students an opportunity to meet in an informal group to discuss current world affairs. The aim of the club is to develop a better understanding of the effects of world affairs upon the individual. The club is affiliated with the International Relations groups sponsored by the Carnegie Endowment Fund. Six times during the college year the club sponsored the travelling lecturer and reporter, Mr. Harrison Lakin, formerly of the American Diplomatic Service. His timely lectures have been of great informational value and interest to club members as well as nonmembers, for they were open to all students. Supplementary movies, speakers, and informal Sunday night get-togethers have served to point up, heighten interest, and increase knowledge of the studies of each particular topic. Under the direction of Photine Chaltas, president; Patricia Proudfoot, secretary, and Edith Osgood, treasurer, the club met twice a month for a program. This year the club was directed by Mr. Thomas Stotler.
OUTING CLUB A new association aroused the outdoor enthusiasts of W e s t b r o o k Junior College this year
the O u t i n g C l u b .
Approximately two hundred members, including Faculty and students, joined the organization and participated in the numerous events taking place throughout the year. Officers elected were: Irene M c C u r d y , president; Lois Havenstein, vice president; Jeanne Cloutier, secretary, and Barbara Wilson, treasurer. T h e governing board consisted of eight Seniors; Jean Clark, Betsy D o d d s , Bettine H a r l o w , Jean Turnier, Bertyne Rice, M a r t h a Sylvester, Florence Taylor, and Jane Adams. In charge of publicity was Joyce Cole, trip manager was Marilyn Patten, and Faith LaFleur was transportation leader. D u r i n g the board meetings, which were held every week, plans for the weekly trips were discussed. Included in the activities of the club was a dance, held in M c A r t h u r gymnasium to which students of the University of Maine, Portland Junior College, and
Bowdoin
were invited. A hike u p Douglas M o u n t a i n was the first trip of the year; the second was a climb up M o u n t W a s h i n g t o n . Following these were a cruise to Casco Bay, a trip to Sebago Lake and a hayride with Portland Junior College. T h e O u t i n g Club also sponsored many ski trips which continued through February and M a r c h . For spring they planned more camping hikes and mountain climbing.
VARSITY BASKETBALL The basketball season got of! to a good start. Members of the varsity team as chosen by Miss Wood and Miss Deland were: Barbara Cushing, Marilyn Patten, Elizabeth Leighton, Coralyn Carter, Faith LaFleur, Martha Jordan, Barbara Rochford, Mary Jipson, Ella Gardner, Mary Ruddick, Anna Fenwick, Roberta Woodbury, Jean Turnier, Nancy Howe, Janet Grant, Geraldine Kopf, Claire Irish and Jeannette Crooker. The varsity won the first game against Kents Hill by a score of 42-27. The schedule was as follows: Number of games
Team
2
Kents Hill
1
University of New Hampshire
1
Deering High School
1
Mercy Hospital Student Nurses
INTER-HOUSE VOLLEYBALL Inter-house volleyball was very exciting this year. There were many thrilling meets, with the final game on November 10. Ail the teams played well, but the outstanding ones were: Day Students 2 Hersey
3
Bell
2
Houghton
2
Melville
2
The semi finals were played off by the Day Students and Bell House. Bell was the winner in this game, and then met Hersey Hall in the finals. Bell proved to be the better, and was victorious in the inter-house series.
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A Westbrook Girl Cultivates Qualities And Responsibilities Of Leadership In Her self And Others."
We are about to see the girls who have been chosen by their fellow students to lead them in their campus organizations. These girls are typical of all our girls, but they have the quality of leadership. They have all done a great job, so let's move on and take a look.
STUDENT COUNCIL The aim of the Student Council is to bring about general improvements in the college routine by acting upon student and Faculty suggestions. It serves to maintain an equilibrium between the college administration and the student body. It discusses and tries to settle the problems of the student's campus life. The Student Council met with it's advisor, Dean Dwyer, every two weeks in Hersey 106. Students were represented by five Seniors and three Freshmen under the presidency of Barbara Cushing. This year the Council devoted much of its time to the drawing up of a constitution designed to embrace and reinforce the principals for which the Council stands. It is to be the foundation upon which future classes can build democratic college life. Under this new constitution the association will be enlarged to include a Senate composed of representatives from clubs, houses, and faculty. In the spring, the Student Council elected students to be awarded special honors at graduation for outstanding contributions and participation in college life.
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Standing—L.
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WOMAN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION T h e W A A is one of the most active organizations on campus. Last September they elected officers who were as follows: Marilyn Patten, president; Barbara
McClintock,
vice president; Joyce Maguire, secretary; Janet G r a n t , treasurer. Chosen as Freshman leaders were: M a r o o n , Claire Barry; Gray, Elizabeth Dow. Senior leaders were: M a r o o n , N a n c y Lord, and Gray, Jean Turnier. T h e W A A sponsors the annual W i n t e r Carnival. T h i s year the theme was U n d e r the Sea and each house and day students planned their snow sculptures accordingly. T h e Carnival ball was held in the ballroom of the Eastland H o t e l on February 18. T h e Carnival lasted three days, beginning the 17th and ending the 19th.
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A Westbrook Girl Is Straightforward
With Others And Herself.'1
Really watch your step now. W e are about to enter the various houses on campus and see how the girls live. They have all had their petty tiffs and disagreements, but when it comes right down to it, you won't find a closer group of friends. It is here they have learned to live together, to give and take. No matter what mood they are in, or what they are doing, they are a pretty special group of girls. Step along now, and see for yourself.
Standing—M. Adams, J. Maguire, N. Lord, J. Cloutier, J. Browne, J. Freeman, .1. Griawold, Second B. Andrews, R. Jenkins, J. Bruyette. \ . Hill. J. Brown, X. Rees. First row ('. Bailey, J. Schumaker, M. Cushing, A. Bean, A. Maxwell. Absent E. Penfield, J. Tinnier.
BELL HOUSE
" T h e tinkling of the bells," . . . volleyball plaque . . . first prize for stunt night . . . blackouts . . . our house mothers . . . the Christmas party . . . and all the fun . . . remember Lib and Jerri, always ready to greet any newcomer at the door with a smile . . . and Hezzie giving off with the latest piece of music, namely " T r e e s " . . . J o , and her great rival, Tilton . . . and Griz with all her dates . . . Claire and her portable, or should I have said diamond necklaces? . . . and A n n ' s likeness for cats . . . remember Reesie and her lust for good food? . . . J u d y and all her Bowdoin men . . . Ruthie preferred those from Maine . . . and J a n e t kept the lines busy . . . Bev made plans for her hope chest . . . Brownie sketched plans for that dream house . . . remember Boo and her true love . . . with Cush keeping pace . . . J a n e and the Red Sox . . . Breezie with that home-cooked food . . . Joyce and Lordie with their water fights . . . never forget Beanie and the beaten path from Maine to N e w Jersey . . . while Jeanne watched the '49 Fords go by . . . and even when you're old and gray, you'll read this page — then you'll say, parties, dates, and books 'till d a w n — but college days have come and
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Luce,
THE LODGE A t the Lodge there's never a dull moment — we started the year with both W i n n i e and J o sporting diamonds . . . someone or other being pinned . . . Geri continually writing to Ronnie . . . those unexpected visits from B . U . . . . Jackie's mixed-up dates . . . her spectacular performance in the Christmas pageant . . . station K - E - N calling L-I-L . . . J u d y ' s wide-eyed stare of innocence and her constant question " W h y ? " . . . will she ever get to class on time? . . . M a r y Lou and her mice, or rather her lack of them, thankfully . . . B.C. playing host to M a r t h a for one fabulous week-end . . . president D o t trying to keep the house together in peace — piece by piece. W o n d e r if Dee-Dee will ever go on that diet — although she really doesn't need to . . . Polly and her rubber lizards — more fun . . W i n n i e flitting around the house like a lark . . . fourteen hearts on the chandelier . . Joan's carnations . . . the volleyball team that can't be beat . . . P a t and her male-bag . . . J a n ' s complexion, the envy of Lodge . . . Joan's mysterious Christmas present . . . Schmoo and Frenchy, the believe it - or - not housemothers, adding to the fun, and why not? . . . M a r y Lou, the mystic fortune teller . . . Lodge's annex . . . Marilyn's unforgettable birthday party . . . mountain climbing . . . Dee-Dee's deflated treasury . . . the acute need for lampshades . . . dancing in the dark at Lodge — but who was dancing or, rather, who was ducking . . . and by the way, just how far away is Alaska? N o w I ask you, will we ever forget? THE LODGE
Standing—R. Chippendale, E. Dickson, J. Page, B. Dodds, B. Spicer, (". Weber, F. K. Bullard, C. Beem, M. Lenti, P. I Inward, E. O'Donnell, S. Joins. Second row P. Chaltas, J. Ellis, B. Wilson, J. Masilotti, M. Murphy, II. Schwarz. First row R. Averill, D. Edison, A. Edmonson. Absent—E. Hurd, E. Dunn, P, Fritz, M. M. Webb, M. Gregory •
O'Hayre, V. Beckley, A. Prolman, J. Lane, C. Staub, J. Berman, Duckworth, L.
HOUGHTON HALL W e ' l l never forget this year. Remember Claudie's episode with a peroxide bottle, and Margi's attempts to restore her to normal? . . . the epidemic of short hair caused by our stylist, T i n a . . . the peeping T o m that turned out to be Shirl . . . our original smoker designs by artists, Betsy, E m m y and Junie . . . and our own beer-mugs with crest and motto! Y o u never knew what was going to happen next in H o p e and Ardie's room . . . Phyl's gratefulness to television . . . Eva and Liz's cry of " r o o m m a t e ! " . . . the five Vesta's . . . T h e T h r e e Musketeers — Jo, Rita and M a r y Lou . . . Liz and her candy-bars . . . the nights we listened to D u c k y tell our fortunes . . . Barb's troubles with her love life . . . Jackie, Carol, and A n n ' s squabbles over the window, J u n e ' s traveling episodes, a n d Ginny's M a r i n e . . . Faye's laugh and Kay's singing . . . M u r p h sticking up for Caribou . . . how can we forget Pussy's two voices, or Betsy with her Bill . . . the stars in D o t t y ' s eyes when Stan came, and M a r y Lou's gasps when a letter arrived . . . Ruthie and her cooking classes, and Lurl's deep laugh! Remember the hectic bridge hands, Joyce getting her ring at Easter, and Miss H o t a l i n g coming back from Christmas vacation with hers . . . the midnight fire at H o u g h t o n , and the night Pussy "turned off the light" and we all ended u p standing on the front porch! . . . Miss Farren and Miss H o t a l i n g and their never - ending patience with our over-exuberance. HOUGHTON HALE
Standing S. S p r a g u e , G. Adams, S. Smith. \ . Johnson, C. Chellis, S. P a t t e r s o n , R. B a n k u s , B. Stevens, E. Shevenell. Second row—J. Griffin, J. Sullivan, D. Carvalho, J. Dennison, S. Poulin, Z. Delphinus, N. Court. D . D r a p e r , R. R o s e n b u r g , E . M a r t i n . Third row—J. Falvev, E. Gannon, J. E m e r s o n , J. Margold, M . Lamb. Absent—F. Green, J. Boothby, P . Littlefiehi, M. M c C u s k e r , C. Crosby.
DEERING HOUSE For the most part, we are still the same "thirty noisy does or J o e s " that were here last year . . . small parties . . . boiler room excursions after lights out still go on . . . Ruth's faithful trips to first breakfast have diminished to making second breakfast about once a month . . . Flo's nightly exercises have given way to a little book on calories . . . Ethel still has her unexpected sense of humor but we are used to it now . . . things we'll remember . . . J o and her trips to the caf . . . Pee and airplanes . . . Gay and that red flannel nightshirt . . . Ruby who never went to bed . . . Sue and her knitting . . . our cover girl, Lynn . . . Joan M a r g o l d and shorthand . . . Shevie and Betty Lou . . . canasta and bridge . . . N a n Johnson and flub! . . . Barb, from B . U . to W e s t b r o o k . . . D i , the artist and sculptor . . . Flo and her perpetual sweater . . . Chris and Joan inseparable . . . room 19 with its fifty-seven varieties of green . . . Zelda and Courtie never did go to the dance . . . Deni, cute as a button . . . retailing students, Lynn, Sue, Pat, . . . Jay always sleeping . . . Midge and her golf cap . . . Jackie and Pat, two of our quiet little Freshmen . . . Ruth and her Chauncey . . . M u t t and Jeff — Sue and Biff . . . Stretch and Dot, two swell kids . those fresh air fiends on the third floor.
Standing J. Hodges, J. Clark, J. de Goey, M. Sylvester, B. Rice, I. McCurdy, R. Malek, J. Thibodeau, L. Havenstein, I). Smith, J. Lane. Second row V. Robinson. C. Colson, G. La Mothe, B. Balch, F. Taylor. First rowâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;M. Barnes. B. Broady, S. Carlisle, F. Bourne, M. Murphy, P. Steele. Absent P. Parsons, P. Hall.
MELVILLE HOUSE
As we enter Melville we hear M a r t y playing the bass fiddle with Jane encouraging her . . . what would we do without the four musketeers: W e n d y , Colly, J o , and Lori, who keep things rolling . . . what about Sally, Jack, and O h i o ? . . . Reggie, the house president, who waits for Richard's letters and Colby weekends . . . Jean and her baby talk keep the house supplied with jokes . . . Bert, the mother of the Melville Freshmen . . . a hope chest for Prissy and trips to U . of M . . . . what's in Concord, M u r p h ? . . . U . N . H . and T o m m y . . . Red with a little blue suitcase, a green shoe on one foot and blue on the other . . . Loie, who spent a weekend at Bangor . . . and Pris with a T . D . pin and trips to Bowdoin . . . Flossie with her dry humor . . . Rollo who spends time at the telephone . . . Dorrie with her hollow leg . . . T h i b who is connected with H o u l t o n and Frank . . . we can't forget Vivienne . . . the voice . . . or Bev with Jay, University of Massachusetts, and Cookie on her mind . . . Faith, who is a super ice skater and who led our Christmas carol . . . and J o who has someone named Louie . . . P u g , " W h e r e is C h a r l i e ? " and Ray Bolger . . . All are a part of Melville. LVILLE Kl SIDENi
Standing—V. Lyon, J. Chillemi, H. Rowley, J. Klink, J. Powers, G. Ferris, B. Rochford. Second row—B. Harlow, D. Clark, R. Staples, P. Butler, D. Reilly, P. Walker. Third row—B. Grace, A. Davies, J. Bowkett, P. Mcintosh, P. Chase. Absent—C. Baird, C. Foster, M. Meyer.
WHITMAN HOUSE Let's take a look at W h i t m a n and see why they were a happy family . . . fire drills were always spoken of as an abstract thing . . . Bobbie's a heavy sleeper . . . Jane, alias Tiger, with her 11:30 radio special . . . and always a question, "Is that Connie or Sara V a u g h n singing?" . . . say, Roch, how's the secret art? . . . you know A n n , I'm confused, do you go to W J C or B . U . ? . . . speaking of confusion Joan, is it A r m y or N a v y ? . . . Bev, lean your head over, I want to light my cigarette . . . Klinker had a problem but C h i Psi stole her heart . . . Puss, the wizard at the piano accompanying Phyl's "Some D a y H e ' l l Come A l o n g " . . . If anyone wants a speedy game of bridge, M a c (two club) will be happy to oblige . . . J a n , with that warm smile, your jokes are a push-over . . .
if
you're looking for a vacation, try Donnie's method . . . Ferris keeps things jumping with her spirit and heart of gold . . . dear, sweet Cinnie, another day, another joke . . . best you keep a watch out, Sis, if your collection grows larger, you'll be renting a room for your family . . . Jackie's a g r a n d saleswoman but ends never seem to meet . . . good morning, Ginny, break any bones during the night? . . . say D o n a , how are ya? . . . Pam, you've been the best house president |
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WHITMAN HOUSE
we could want . . . and now, from all the girls, many thanks to Miss Lourie and Miss Labonte for sticking by us, we think you're wonderful
Fifth rowâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;M. Yotides, E. Gardner, A. Farnsworth, P. Caouette, P. Thayer, B. Gough, B. Barclay, J. D'Agostino, E. Adams, J. Fisher, M. Whittle. Fourth rowâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;C. Warren. Ii. McClintock, A. Young, J. Hutchinson, H. Stevenson, M. Troy, C. Barry, E. Dow, A. Laird, J. Hovey, M. Ruddick, .1. Robertson. Third A. Goldberg, M. Prue, J. Slotnick, E. Eliggins, .1. Grant, X. Perham, .1. Raines, D. Burton, M. Manderville, J. Eames, C. King, B. Ackerman. 5"i E. Merrifield, D Keefe, M. Symonds, W. Simonds. N. Howe, M. Anderson, H. Johnson, A. Foster. B. Langevin, U. Filides, B. Baird. First < > B. Neely, E. Lank, D. Raphael, B. Hunter, B. Davis, V. Wilson. J. Parfitt, M. Kennedy, C. Chase, E. Lott, E. 11 ill.
HERSEY HALL First the roll call . . . Vivian Wilson, president; Barbara Davis, secretary-treasurer; Janet G r a n t , fire-chief . . . here skiing, knitting and canasta come before studying . . . but will you ever forget those banging radiators . . . or piling out of bed at 3 a.m. for a fire drill? . . . remember Meg's performance of "Bongo-Bongo" at our Christmas party . . . our own " D a n g e r o u s D a n M c G r e w " . . . those nights spent in passing the shoe . . . rolling coke bottles down the corridors . . . peroxiding hair . . . and those water
fights!
. . . can't you hear the call "mail's i n ? " . . . or Button's shrill laughter ringing through the hall . . . also "Farnie-e-e-e!" . . . Ella, the one destined to have double trouble later in life . . . " P i n k y " who believed in better late than never . . . and that lucky gal who received long distance phone calls from Iowa . . . Claire's debt to Miss Connors for bare feet . . . and Jeep's cozy corner in the front hall . . . our members of the ski team . . . Carly, Barbie, and Bebe . . . plus the various ski casualties sustained during the season . . . "Fisha's" imitations, especially of the monkey . . . the people that "just came over from the old country" . . . the midnight escapades of " D a g g i e " and H u t c h . . . those gals fortunate enough to spend a weekend or two at Bowdoin . . . which all goes to prove that "of all the dorms on campus, fair Hersey is the best, not only is it biggest, but its spirit leads the rest."
Standing—M.
MacKinnon, B. Raizes, P. Currier, N. Newton. Sitting—A. Hallock, A. Whiting, E. Rust, P. H o m e , N. Sharron. Absent—N. Marshall, E. Francis.
JOHNSON HOUSE W h a t a terrific year! Remember the first dates with Bowdoin men . . . those ten o'clock lights out . . . the Faculty visitors to the third floor for tea parties . . . what about Liz's flash camera . . . fire drills are more effective at midnight, at least some people think so . . . Chief Marshall and her fireman's red night shirt . . . those ballerina imitations and the Charleston by Audrey . . . "church offers more than religion," right, Laidy? . . . what can we do without her, and there isn't much we can do with her . . . that's our Liz . . . and Betty, the idol of Miss Smith with her 110 words a minute . . . what next? Figgesy N e w t o n seeking her shoes . . . the neatest girl in Johnson is Bessie . . . thanks, housemothers, for the mirror . . . Margie, the artist . . . contagious laugh and those special deliverys on Sunday at 7:00 a.m. . . . " H o r n s e y " with her musical and modeling talent . . . the lucky-laidy with the hope chest . . . those alarm clock sessions . . . the bathroom reserved from 7:15 to 7:30 every a. m. . . . those famous basketball games . . . those gloomy Sunday nights . . . the dateless Saturday nights . . . those long term papers . . . the Saturday morning wash . . . the telephone always rings so early . . . all the memories which the Johnsonites hold as they close their first year at W e s t JOHNSON AND FACULTY CLUB brook.
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B. S t u a r t , E. Ela, Sitting A. J o h n s o n . II. A i m s . J. Fuller, I). Curtti Absent K. Gesson, ('. Reynolds.
SEVENTEEN
A l t h o u g h there are only a handful of girls in Seventeen, M r s . Coiley undoubtedly finds us quite a handful . . . especially when Barb and Kay get started with their antics down in the smoker . . . they go from one extreme to another . . . but there's usually a new Pontiac or a Plymouth out in front of the house belonging to their admirers . . . D o t Curtis, or the Jane Powell of W J C , keeps everyone in a jovial mood by reeling off her corny jokes or by being overly helpful when it comes to someone else's hair . . . we often wonder how " D i p p y " stands . . . remember the week-end she announced her disgust at him because he traded his '47 car for a '41 Chrysler convertible? . . . H e l e n , Arlene, and Joan are the quieter members of the house with an occasional comment from
Helen
wondering whether Jim loves her or not . . . we wonder how Connie Lou feels about the boy in the service from whom she gets letters frequently . . . she says that they are just good friends . . . in the latter p a r t of the year M a r g a r e t Ela moved in and although she is very quiet we learned that she is very fond of a certain Bob . . . we will always look back and remember many things about Seventeen, but especially the problems of Dottie and Barb who were always trying to straighten out their love
life.
Standing—C. Ewell, E. Faxon, C. Haskell. B. Meade, C. W a r d . P. Porter, J. Jefrery, C. Kimball, R. Corkill, B. Jebb. Second row—J. Parker, C. Howe, C. Stevens, B. Brewer, F. McCashin, J. Brown, X. Lawton, J. Burnes, N . Hockridge. First row—K. Jones, J. Phillips, S. Powell, J. Segal, N. Buckler, D. Grinnell, B. Rice, A. Cohen, B. Solod. Absent—R. Mears. J. Thomson.
GODDARD HALL Since the middle of September, the halls of G o d d a r d have rung with the shouts of the girls who were lucky enough to have G o d d a r d as their home for one year. N o w , just a short meander through the halls and whom do we meet but . . . Carol with her daily letters from Denver . . . Kay wearing a red hat to bed . . . Cinnie, who likes everyone and is liked by a l l . . . Jean Phillips, our half-back . . . Ray's talent for playing the accordion . . . Jane's fascination for Boogie-Woogie and Dixie land . . . N a n c y H o c k r i d g e and her supply of chuckles . . . Corky's laugh . . . Jean Jeffery's constant supply of food . . . Betty's love for chewing g u m and smoking . . . Shirley's light known by all on third . . . Dee's trips to the caf . . . Bev's love for D a r t m o u t h and D i c k . . . M a c k ' s readiness to help the confused with chemistry . . . Joyce Segal's fear of mice . . . Mopsy and her Stars and Stripes and Gripes forever . . . Bettye's deadpan expression when relating various experiences . . . Joyce Parker's sunny personality . . . " P u g , " our girl from the south . . . Dottie who is known to never have homework . . . Kim and " D a n n y Boy" . . . Buck, the always-to-be-remembered president of G o d d a r d . . . Jean T h o m s o n and those times canoeing on the Charles . . . Jackie — " A r e you planning to go on the ski-trip?" . . . Eloise's week-ends at H a r v a r d . . . Ruthie, our representative on the waitress crew . . . Carolyn, who's always true to Richard . . . Bev Brewer's rolling eyes . . . Cinnie H a s k e l who keeps us wondering . . . and J o a n , the girl they all want to marry.
DAY STUDENTS T h e first thing you notice when you enter the day room is a group of girls relaxing on the couch with their knitting in their hands . . . knitting, knitting, knitting
socks
for H e r b and Dick, or mittens for Neil . . . or you will find some of the girls gathered around the piano singing to Bev W i t h e e ' s accompaniment . . . remember " Y o u ' r e Breaking M y H e a r t " and "Let's T a k e an O l d Fashioned W a l k " ? . . . T h e day students have been well represented in varsity basketball this year with Barb Cushing, N o r m a Geneva, Marilyn Patten, " C o k e " Carter, Beth Leighton, and M a r t h a J o r d a n playing first string . . . the Freshmen day students held their own as four were elected to major political offices this year. N a n c y T h o m p s o n , vice-president of the class, N a n c y Richardson, recording secretary, Bev Morris, treasurer, and Shirley Johnson, representative to the residence board . . . but we had our heartbreaks as well as periods of happiness this past year. Remember Eleanor's broken romance with W a r r e n . . . Peg's disagreement with Dick . . . Shirley's misunderstanding with A r t . . . M a r y ' s doubts about Vincent . . . and Phyl's fight with Arnie? . . . we'll never forget Linda's excitement when she showed us her ring after the Christmas formal, or Gini's radiant face when she was going to see B u d ? A n d how many times did we bid farewell to M a r t h a and Lucy when they were going away to M a i n e for a weekend? H e r e ' s wishing all the luck possible to Carmel and Eddie as they start out on their marriage, and we'll also miss Annette Sanborn, but we'll look forward to seeing her wedding announcement in the paper soon.
DORM LIFE Dorm life is hard to describe . . . it is compounded of many things — of bells ringing at odd hours, of friendship, of spontaneous singing, of underground feuds which now and again explode to the surface. It is the morning you overslept your first period class, the partner who struggled to make your five diamond bid, the studying you should have done, but entered the gab fest instead. It is the odd selection of "valuables" clutched by girls in an unexpected fire drill, the welcome sympathy received when something goes wrong, and the shared happiness when all is well, the night you were all ready to take a bath and discovered there was no more hot water. It is most active at ten o'clock when you gather to talk. It means fads which spread like wildfire through a dorm and then die out in a week; it is the pie beds made on a certain few; the sudden hush when the telephone rings. It is the night you cut your hair, the friendly quarrels that somehow hold us closer together, the sleepy trips to first breakfast. It is regulated by bells, clocks, or watches that are different in every dorm and academic building. It is cooperation and friendliness that keeps things running smoothly, going out on a big date attired in the possessions of every girl in the dorm, the chorus of voices that calls the poor unfortunate about to leave for the caf. Dorm life is that strange sense of belonging that you have as one of a group of girls, and the feeling of isolation you have when you go home and have a bathroom to yourself. It is the hurried dash to meet the time deadline, and then finding out you're already late — midweeks lost as a result; the butterflies in your stomach as you wait for a blind date, the nights you have to get up because you forgot it was your turn for smoker duty, the nice spring days you have to make-up chapels which you neglected during the winter. It is canned fruit juice at breakfast, that last cigarette before the smoker closes. It is corsages on window sills, and cold floors, and six people in your room when you are trying to study . . . the almost unbearable monotony of spring term. It is a reception room full of dates on late permission nights and someone yelling from the first floor to the third. It is the hungry rush for mail twice a day and the excitement of an unexpected letter or visitor. It is tomorrow and yesterday always the same — even the lunch menu — but it's dorm life and we love it.
" T H E FACULTY
FOLLIES''
OR " Y A G O T T A SEE I T T A BELIEVE
IT"
Presented by Club 3 3 M O U L T O N CHAPEL
NOVEMBER 14, 1949
PROGRAM T h e Westbrook Philharmonic Orchestra Poet and Peasant Overture
Candy Kisses T h e Failure Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing
T h e Stroller Jenny Lind Smith From "Lady In the Dark"
Presentation of T H E F L O W E R T h e Rope Trick Style Comes to W . J . C . Wheeling of the lawnmower T h e Conference Stretcher Case Little Nell The Bobbsey Twins (2 pairs)
T h e Accordionist T h e Blohengrin Quartet By special arrangement with the Messypolitan Flopera
A Mouse Night Life T h e Piano Solo Pilot to Co-Pilot Dr. Clyde Beatty Proctor and Mrs. Proctor Mattress Stroll T h e Eternal Triangle A Meller-Drammer
Grand Finale
von Suppe
'Here Is The Westbrook
Now,
dont
Girl . . . These Are Her Virtues,
And
You Are
She:
trip, for we are almost at the end of our journey. A t last we are going to
meet the Seniors. These girls, who have gone through two years together, have learned many things which will be important to them in the years to come. I n the classroom, the dorm, and socially, they have realized the importance of working and living together in harmony. These girls represent a cross section of America, and if the rest of the girls are like these, we will have a fine world. These girls are now ready to leave W . J . C . . . . some to continue their education, some to enter the business world, and some to start homemaking. But whatever their plans, we wish them luck.
GAY MARDON
ADAMS
Medical Secretary Life of the party, sense of humor, Bowdoin weekends, "Some Enchanted Evening," M r . H o b s o n , Dean's List, typing, T h o r e a u . Deering: S.C.A. President 2; Glee Club 1, Treasurer 2; H o u s e Committee 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Proctor 2.
MARJORIE JANE rr
]ane"
ADAMS Medical Secretary
H a u g h t y laugh, Dean's List, tennis bug, basketball star, ah, youth!, he's so sweet. . George that is, you know what I mean, bats in the belfrey, Red Sox. Bell: W . A . A . Vice President 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Badminton 1; O u t i n g Club Board 2; Ski C l u b 2.
BEVERLY JOYCE rr
Bev"
ANDREWS Junior College General
Dimples, Frank's argyles, what can I do now, Angelo, shoe bargains in Filene's basement. Bell: Riding Club 1; H o u s e Volleyball 2; Club 2; H o u s e Committee 2.
R U T H KEENE rr
Ruthie"
AVERILL Junior College General
Smiles and love for Dick, "I'll See Y o u D r e a m s , " personality plus. Houghton
Outing
In
My
CLAIRE
BAILEY
rr
Cookie"
Junior College General
Keene bears cuddle best, Psi U . , knitting, telegrams, long stories, rhinestones, G . C . S . Bell: Field Hockey 1; M a s q u e and Candle 1, 2; Ski Club 1; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Basketball 2.
CYNTHIA
BAIRD
"Cynnie"
Junior College General
Contagious laugh, pipe, water pistol, my pussy cat, went for a walk, let's talk, U . of M . W h i t m a n : H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Badminton 1, 2; H o c k e y 1; Ski C l u b 1.
RUTH DOROTHY "Ruthie"
BANKUS Pre-Medical Technique
In the closet again, watch that window, let's get u p early, those pajamas, skiing, Chauncey, Ethel, you dropped a stitch! Deering: Ski C l u b 1, 2; Science C l u b 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2.
JOAN
BARRY Secretarial
Science
Cannon mountain, carnations, always behind, famous sneezes, won t you ro 11 th ose eyesr, too many irons in the fire. Lodge: House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2: Science Club 1; I.R.C. 2; Ski C l u b 1, 2; O u t i n g
Club 2.
ALICE MORA r
Beanie"
BEAN Secretarial Science
Squinting eyes, petite, athletic ability, N e w calling, versatile, oh, Melrose.
Jersey
Bell: Masque and Candle 1, President 2; Spanish C l u b Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; I.R.C. 1; Varsity Field H o c k e y 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2; Ski C l u b 2.
VIRGINIA N A N C Y rr
Ginny"
BECKLEY Secretarial Science
H e ' s so sweet, cuddlebugs, Floria or bust, the lost weekend, dress blues, I intend to, always smiling. H o u g h t o n : H o u s e Volleyball 2; I.R.C. 2; Fire W a r den 1, 2.
C L A U D E T T E LOIS BEEM 'rClaudie"
Secretarial Science
O n e whiff and she's out, only one a night, always troubles, Claudie, there's a man shortage!, never a dull moment, letters from J a p a n and Boston. H o u g h t o n : H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; Riding C l u b 1; I . R . C 2.
MARILYN PATRICIA rr
Lynn"
BENNETT Medical Secretary
M r . H a y , is it Ai Jolson or Larry P a r k s ? , " J u s t A Longing," two steps at a time, blond hair flying. D a y : Glee C l u b 1, 2; Librarian 1, 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2.
J U N E EILEEN BERMAN rr
Junie" Retailing My husband, weekends home, Irwin, I do too have homework!, sweet smile, Bates, September 10, 1951.
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Houghton: House Volleyball 2; I.R.C. 2; Fire Warden 2; Decorating Committee 1, 2; Retailing Club 2.
J E A N FAY B L U M E N T H A L r
Jeanie" Liberal Arts Bowdoin, men, vim-vigor-vitality, men, but Mrs. L.,
men. Day: French Club Secretary 1, President 2; Glee Club, 1,2.
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J O Y C E CAROLINE B O O T H B Y rr
Jay" Junior College General Always smiling, Bowdoin house parties, Madame X, sweet disposition, midnight cramming, Vaughn Monroe, apples. Deering: House Basketball 1, 2; House Volleyball 2; House Badminton 1; Masque and Candle 2.
FAITH BOURNE Junior College General Life is my oyster, and in it I shall find my pearl. Melville: House Volleyball 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Orchestra 2; Outing Club 2; Ski Club 1, 2; The Tower 2.
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JAYNNE BOWKETT rr
Tiger" Junior College General Winning smile, green eyes with a meaning, it flips me, radio announcer, those Bowdoin weekends. Whitman: Glee Club 1, 2; Riding Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2.
J U D I T H V A U G H N BROWN r
'The Jude" Liberal Arts Let's have a party!, Beta attraction, rash, symphony in sweaters and skirts, hello Reno, we three. Bell
J E A N VIRGINIA B R O W N E "Brownie " Retailing Generous, slinger, "deer tag," Bridgton undertakers, shhhhh! supply shop, flowers. Bell: Ski Club 1; Masque and Candle 1; Retailing Club 2; Outing Club 2; House Volleyball 2.
J A N E T MARY B R U Y E T T E rr
Breezie" Medical Secretary Oh! isn't that cute!, Bell's nurse, friendly smile and snappy eyes, it's so exciting, latest interest -Bridgton. Bell: Student Council 1; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Outing Club 2; House Committee 1, 2.
KAY rr
BULLARD
/v"
Junior College General
Infectious personality, hectic weekends, anyone seen my books?, witty, always a shining light in a dark hour. H o u g h t o n : M a s q u e and Candle 1; H o u s e Committee 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 2; W . J . C . N e w s 1, Editor-in-Chief 2; T h e T o w e r 1, M a k e - u p Editor 2; Grass C o p 2.
PAMELA
BUTLER
rr
Pam"
Secretarial Science
W h a t ' s my name?, Stardust, what's the scoop?, where were you at 1:00? W h i t m a n : Resident T r e a s u r e r of Freshman Class; M a s q u e and Candle 1; H o u s e President 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Basketball 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2; Residence Board 2.
CORALYN ESTHER rr
Coke"
CARTER
Pre-Medical Technique
Beth's shadow, hurry up slow poke, the big girl with the big heart. D a y : Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1; Volleyball 1, 2.
DOROTHY ANN rr
Dot"
CARVALHO Medical Secretary
" H u r r y up, Stretch," U . of M . Military Ball, September 30, W a r r e n ' s Crosley, those eyes, falling off, who's Pete?, breakfast, roommate? Deering: Science Club 1; Program Chairman 2; H o u s e
Volleyball 2.
P H O T I N E CHALTAS "TituP Liberal Arts Surplus of B's, what would Houghton be without her?, things are tough all over, backbone of ideas. Houghton: Glee Club 1; I.R.C. Vice President 1, President 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; House Social Chairman 2; Student House Proctor 2.
B E T T E MAE C H A P L I N "Bette" Pre-Merchandising Always good for a laugh, curiousity plus, Dean's List 1,2. Day: Glee Club 1; Ski Club 1.
PHYLLIS BRADFORD CHASE rr
Phyl" Pre-Nursing Sweet gal, anybody got a cigarette?, what's French?
Whitman: French Club 1; Art Club 1, 2; House President 1; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Outing Club 2.
CAROLYN BACON CHELLIS "Stretch" Medical Secretary What Am I gonna do, Dot?, Quantico, I'm from Missouri, Mass. Maritime Academy, iceburgs and the Navy, happy new year. Deering: Ski Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; S.C.A. Secretary 2; House Volleyball 2.
J O A N HIGLE CHILLEMI '"Hig" Pre-Merchandising Fried eggs, double strings, sweet test, kid you want to know, Sigma Nu, did I get some mail, twinkling eyes. Whitman: Masque and Candle 2; Glee Club 2; Student Council 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Merchandising Club 1; House Committee 1, 2; Gray Volleyball 1, 2; Gray Basketball 1, 2.
SHIRLEY ELIZABETH C H I S H O L M "Shirl" Junior College General Cute, blond, laugh, art, Maine, horses, neat, bug-a-boo English. Day: Riding 1; Swimming 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Art Club 2; Spanish Club 1.
D O N A J E A N CLARK ''Little One' Junior College General Engaged, will we ever forget 6:53 p.m.; the Pinochio and Donald Duck faces. Whitman: Ski Club 1; Fire Warden 1; House Basketball 1, 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; Science Club 1; Glee
Club 2.
J E A N CLARK 'Jeanie" Junior College General Bowdoin, worldly love troubles, trip to Australia, those dark eyes. Melville: Glee Club 1; Masque and Candle 1; Riding Club, Treasurer 2; Gray Volleyball 1; Gray Basketball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Art Club 1; Outing Club Board 2; Fire Warden 1; House Treasurer 2.
WINIFRED A N N CLARK rr
Winnie"
Junior College General
Skinnie Winnie, Dick and Alaska, she's priceless, contagious laugh, "Deep Purple," shall we give her the treatment? Lodge: Glee Club 1, President 2; Riding Club 1; House Volleyball 2; I.R.C. 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Outing Club 2; Student Senate 2.
JEANNE ELIZABETH CLOUTIER rr
Clout"
Secretarial Science
Originality, haughty laugh, Tilton weekends, love her jokes, skiing champ, artistic style. Bell: I..R.C. 1; Spanish Club 1, Secretary 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Outing Club Secretary 2; House Volleyball 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Badminton 2; Baby Sitter 2.
JOYCE CLARA COLE rr
Jo"
Medical Secretary
Engaged to Harry, musical, pretty, sweet and refined, those evening snacks, I got a letter, loyal to liberty and
Philco. Lodge: Science Club 1; House Volleyball 2; House Basketball 2: Glee Club 1, Secretary 2; Outing Club Publicity Manager 2.
CAROLINE JEAN COLLAMORE Journalism Woman of mystery, always well dressed, reserved, giggle. Day: Wannakea Riding Club 1; W . J . C News 1, Editorial Director 2; Tower Literary Editor 2.
N A N C Y LEE C O U R T "Courtie" Junior College General Her naivete is exceeded only by her wit and personality. What has Leo got that no one else's father has? Deering: House Volleyball 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Riding Club 1; House Treasurer 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; House Fire Warden 1.
PATRICIA A N N C O Y N E "Pat" Pre-Medical Technique The sweetie of the day students, always laughing, genius in Psy. Day: Science Club 2.
BARBARA FRANCES CROCKETT "Biff" Junior College General Colby Summer School, bobs, bridge, the can-can gal, canasta, personality plus. Day: Glee Club 1,2; Class Corresponding Secretary 2; House Basketball 1, 2; House Softball 1, 2; Outing
Club 2.
C H R I S T I N E LORRAINE CROSBY "Chris" Medical Secretary Generous, ambitious, those argyles, first breakfast, let's go for a ride, tell your fortune?, Twinie. Deering: House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 2.
BARBARA J O A N
CUSHING
rr
Cush"
Secretarial Science
T w o sugars and you know it, what did I do with my books?, Shoot! D a y : Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; S t u d e n t Council President 2; D a y S t u d e n t Vice President 1; O u t i n g C l u b 2.
MARY ELIZABETH
CUSHING
rr
CusW"
Retailing
Quiet M a r y , weekends in Bridgton, again, which â&#x20AC;&#x201D; deer or dear?, ohhh, fashions at her fingertips. Bell: Masque and mittee 2; Ski C l u b 1; 2; H o u s e Treasurer Merchandising C l u b
Candle 1, 2; Play Reading ComH o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; Glee C l u b 2; Retail P r o g r a m C h a i r m a n 2; 1.
VIRGINIA DAY rr
Ginny"
DANFORTH J u n i o r College General
"Because," the Bud-ing flower of the day room, who is going to buy the potato chips? D a y : Glee C l u b 1, 2; Science C l u b 1; D a y S t u d e n t Social Committee 2.
ZELDA FRANCES rr
Zee
Dee"
DELPHINUS Liberal Arts
T o p s , fun loving, wonderful personality, good friend, witty, just one terrific gal. Deering: H o u s e President 1, 2; Residence Board 2; Fire W a r d e n 1; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Basketball 2; M a s q u e and Candle 1.
JOAN EDNA DENNISON "Dent"
Liberal A r t s
Small, vivacious, and just adorable, now where's that five dollar bill? Deering: Masque and Candle 1, 2; Radio C l u b 1; O u t i n g C l u b 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Basketball 2.
BETSY
DODDS
Secretarial Science H e r Bill from Castine, I dropped a stitch, many letters from everywhere, Dean's List 1, 2. H o u g h t o n : O u t i n g Club Council 2; Ski C l u b 1, 2; Fire W a r d e n 1; Student H o u s e Proctor 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2.
DOROTHY JEAN
DODSWORTH
"Dot"
Medical Secretary
N e a t , that's for sure, D o u g , forever sailing, time to get up!, D o t ' s duet, ever true to Brown. Lodge: Science C l u b 1; H o u s e President 2; O u t i n g Club 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Proctor 2; Student Senate 2.
DIANA TORREY "Di"
DRAPER Pre-Nursing
Artist, what in the name of common sense . . . ?, prrrr, two fingered typewriter speed demon. Deering: Masque and Candle 1, Treasurer 2; P . J . C .
Play 1.
MARILYN D U C K W O R T H r
' Duckie" Pre-Medical Technique Phi Delt, Dartmouth, Ah men!, variety is the spice of life, twin ski sweaters, 24 fluid ounces. Houghton: House Volleyball 2; Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 1; Art Club 1: Science Club 2.
D O R O T H Y FRANCES E D I S O N "Dotty" Liberal Arts Just for Stan, the demure one, B for Boston, our anniversary. Houghton: I.R.C. 2; House Volleyball Captain 2; Decorating committee 1, 2.
J U N E ELLIS "Junie" Junior College General What's the point?, bunny rabbits, candy bars, happygo-lucky beauty. Houghton: Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Fire Warden 1; Fire Chief 2.
J O A N N E EMERSON "]o" Medical Secretary That laugh, Italian sandwiches, horses, ought to receive a letter today, Dean's List, The Savoy. Deering: House Volleyball 1.
JOAN IRENE rr
Buzz"
FALVEY Junior College General
Big as a minute but as good as they come!, wherever there is chatter and laughter you can find those Irish eyes twinkling, " G o o d things come in small packages." Deering: Science C l u b 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1; M a s q u e and Candle 1.
A N N A GRACE r
'Ann"
FENWICK Pre-Medical Technique
Sleepy, big brown eyes, canasta. D a y : H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Field H o c k e y 1; Softball 2; Science C l u b 1, 2; D a y S t u d e n t Treasurer 2.
MARY HELEN
FERNALD
Liberal A r t s F r a n k Lloyd W r i g h t , who has the new V o g u e ? , the queen and the court jester. D a y : Glee Club 1, 2; French C l u b 1; Radio W o r k shop 1.
GLORIA CATHERINE rr
Chief"
FERRIS
Pre-Medical Technique
Bruce, generous, steaks, I start my diet on the second Tuesday of next week. W h i t m a n : Student Council 1; Glee C l u b 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Ski Club 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; Fire Chief 1; Science C l u b 1; Social Chairman 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; M a r o o n Volleyball 1, 2.
C O N S T A N C E FOSTER rr
Connie" Pre-Medical Technique Army pin, he's a man, tremendous, interested in all art.
Whitman: Ski Club 1; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Senior Class Recording Secretary; Social Committee.
J A N E T LILLIAN FREEMAN rr
Jan" Liberal Arts Letters, excitable, homecoming weekends, many telephone calls, facial expressions, confusing English lit, golly whiz!, Dean's List. Bell: Art Club Vice President 1, Chairman 2; Ski
Club 1, 2.
PHYLLIS RENEE FRITZ rr
Phyl" Pre-Medical Technique California, here I come, Alan, funny remarks, Ski meeting on four, so tiny.
Houghton: Science Club 1, 2; I.R.C. 2; House Committee 2.
BARBARA A N N E GAMBLE r
Barb" Secretarial Science Bell, Gris and Steve, keeping track of Marksie. Day: Masque and Candle 2.
ELIZABETH LOUISE rr
Betty
GANNON
Lou"
Secretarial Science
Knitting the same argyles, a sweet gal with a winning smile, bridge. Deering: H o u s e Basketball 1; H o u s e Committee 1.
PAULINE ANN
GARDINER
rr
Polly"
Business
Sparkling eyes, Dick, Bowdoin, cunning slits, beautiful voice.
chipmunk,
Lodge: Glee Club 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 2; O u t i n g Club 2; I.R.C. 2.
NORMA DOLORES
GENEVA
a"
Secretarial Science
Lodge Annex, what say?, bridge, canasta, black beauty, men, Gus. D a y : H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Glee C l u b 1; D a y Student Treasurer 1.
JOSEPHINE
GOON
r
Jo"
Business
Personality plus, no talking in the library please. D a y : Library 1; Bursar's office 2.
BEVERLY HAZEL rr
Bev"
GRACE Secretarial Science
T a k e it slow, we're golden, U . of M . , naughty-bad, G u y Lumbago's music. W h i t m a n : Ski C l u b 1, 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2.
F L O R E N C E ELLA r
GREEN
T/o"
Medical Secretary
Sweet, considerate, quiet, Dean's List, that laugh, oh, golly! but it's so cold, P.I., that unfinished sweater, terrific tennis, get those exercises, I'll be awake. Deering: Glee Club 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Proctor 2.
JOAN ELIZABETH
GRISWOLD
rr
Joanie"
Secretarial Science
Dilbert, Castine, Knit 1 — purl 2 — snarl 3, I predict, saddle shoes, bright shoes, we three. Bell: Ski Club 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; I.R.C. 1, 2.
PRISCILLA H E L E N rr
Pris"
HALL Business
H o w a r d , Sig E p pin, knitting, a letter a day, those Maine weekends, small only in stature, winsome personality. Melville: O u t i n g Club 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2.
BETTINE MARTHA
HARLOW
rr
Tiny"
Pre-Nursing
No-no-no, B. U . pin, guess who just called?, always ready to lend a hand, three for bridge, D e a n ' s List. W h i t m a n : M a s q u e and Candle Secretary 1, 2; Ski C l u b 1; Science C l u b 1, 2; H o u s e Proctor 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; Radio C l u b 1.
LOIS MARIE
HAVENSTEIN
r
* Lobi"
Secretarial Science
H i Y a , many letters, bring a glass of water and we'll have a party. Melville: H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; Riding C l u b 2; O u t ing Club Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 2.
N A N C Y GALE r
' Hez"
HILL Secretarial Science
A combination of joy and dependability, Northeastern rooter, count to ten, my grubby little fists. Bell: Glee C l u b 1, 2; H o u s e Committee 1; H o u s e President 2; Residence Board Chairman 2; Baby Sitter 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2.
J A N E CLARK
HODGES
Secretarial Science Likes to laugh, loves animals, desire to travel, isn't it your bedtime?, knitting those socks! Melville: Masque and Candle 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2; House Committee 2.
HARRIET PRISCILLA H O W A R D "Pussy" Secretarial Science Two voices, variety of songs, Houghton's happy one, did he call?, Dean's List 1, 2. Houghton: House Committee 2; House Volleyball 2; I.R.C 2.
CLAIRE A M Y IRISH *Ami" Secretarial Science Engaged, Dick, Worcester, knitting, I mean, oh dear, bridge. Day: House Volleyball 2; Softball 2; House Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Day Student Treasurer 2.
MARY L O U JACKSON "Lou' Medical Secretary Gracious, curly hair, pretty smile, preparation for formals, second breakfast, refreshing naps before exams, monkey face, Hershey's, Florida. Lodge: Science Club 1; House Volleyball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, Vice President 2; Outing Club 2; House Proctor 2.
N A N C Y ROSS JACKSON "Jackie" Junior College General Bowdoin, rf Anatole," Lodge's star, vivacious, always smiling, get me up!, argyles and Ronnie. Lodge: Glee Club 1; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Class Corresponding Secretary 1; Class President 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Outing Club 2; I.R.C. 2.
HARRIET ELIZABETH
JOHNSON
rr
Harry"
Liberal A r t s
I feel like a meat sandwich, know any jokes, how far that little candle gleams. D a y : Volleyball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; D a y S t u d e n t President 2.
N A N C Y DAVIS
JOHNSON
r
' Nctn"
Medical
Secretary
Flub! it's for me, have a light?, Jim, red, H o n , all round good sport and typical collegiate. Deering: S.C.A. Vice President 1, T e m p o r a r y President 2; Fire W a r d e n 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Badminton 1.
SHIRLEY A N N rr
Shirl"
JONES Medical Secretary
Al, sweet smile, vivacious, that laugh, my baby, always helpful. H o u g h t o n : Glee Club House Volleyball 2.
1, 2; H o u s e Committee
MARTHA WEEKS rr
Marni"
1;
JORDAN Liberal A r t s
Russian chopsticks, ace, the personality kid. D a y : Softball 1, 2; Basketball 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; House Basketball 2.
D I A N N E M.
KENNEY
"Di"
Liberal Arts
U . of M . , lively, notes, worries, Bell, bridge anyone?, dark curls. Day
JOYCE ANNE
KLINK
rr
Klinker"
Secretarial Science
H o w do you spell it, " T h r e e Loves H a v e I , " Bowdoin weekends, never had things quite so good. W h i t m a n : H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; Ski C l u b 1, 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2.
GERALDINE A N N rr
Geri"
KOPF
Junior College General
H e r b ' s daughter, " I Can D r e a m , C a n ' t I ? , " B.C. vs. B. U . , Italian sandwiches, beautiful hair, full of fun. Lodge: Glee Club 1; Ski C l u b 1; I.R.C. 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2; H o u s e Vice President 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Masque and Candle 1.
FAITH LORRAINE rr
Fliv"
LAFLEUR Medical Secretary
I wanna get married, 100 words a minute in typing, gotta mail my letter to Les. D a y : Field Hockey 1; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Social Committee 2; Student Council 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2.
J O A N K E N T LANE rr
Jo" Junior College General Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven. Melville: Glee Club 1; House Volleyball 2.
N A N C Y LAWRENCE rr
Boo" Medical Secretary Sailor at heart, typewriter for rent, Miher Hoo, exercises, faces, do you ever wonder? Bell: Ski Club 1; Glee Club 1; House Volleyball 2; Outing Club 2.
ELIZABETH H E N L E Y L E I G H T O N ^Beth" Junior College General Want a lifesaver?, loves to ride, always in a hurry. Day: Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1; Glee Club 1; Volleyball 1, 2; Science Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2.
MARGARET A N N E L E N T I rr
Mdrgi" Retailing Be-bop spoken here, her laugh, "That old gang of mine," brunette?, Dean's List 1, 2. Houghton: I.R.C. 2; Retailing Club 2; House Volleyball 2.
HELEN
MOLLY LERMAN
Secretarial Science The bus was late, accounting done?, no kidding, forgot to get his address. Day: I.R.C. 2.
J U N E FREEMAN L O N G rr
Junie" Liberal Arts Want a ride?, Bates College or bust, what did June say this time? Day: French Club 1.
BARBARA LORD Pre-Medical Technique Hi Champ, ice cream cones, canasta. Day: Freshman Class President; Ski Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, Treasurer 2.
N A N C Y M. LORD rr
Lordy" Retailing Bargains, very fine, party girl, dented waste-baskets, mischief maker, what time is it?, those men with the white bucks, the Nunc. Bell: Ski Club 1, 2; Retailing Club Treasurer 2; Maroon leader 1, 2; Science Club 1; Social Committee 2; Baby Sitter 2.
M A R T H A S. L U C E "Marty"
Medical Secretary
N a t u r a l l y curly hair, cute figure, Jimmie, got anything to eat?, good natured, H a l c o m N o c t u r n e . Lodge: Glee Club 1, 2; I.R.C. 2; Science Club 1; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Basketball 2; O u t i n g Club 2.
VIRGINIA DORIS r
Ginny"
LYON
Junior College General
Variety, I say, gonna get u p ? , I'm not ready, letters. Whitman
MARJORIE A N N r
'Midge"
McCUSKER Junior College General
Claremont, aheh!, just terrific, sparkling personality, witty, a heart of gold. Deering: Masque and Candle 1; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2.
P R I S C I L L A F. M c I N T O S H "Mac"
Liberal Arts
Contagious smile, hurry M a c , N e w Y o r k race, what gave you your first clue, company for lunch. W h i t m a n : Spanish Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 2; Ski Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Riding Club 2; Maroon Volleyball 2; Maroon Basketball 2.
JOYCE A N N MAGUIRE rr
Muggy" Retailing Story teller, don't I look like a retailer?, mischief maker, party? never!, tell-tale grin, water shortage, th time: yfiich man this Bell: Ski Club 1, 2; Outing Club 2; Retailing Club President 2; W.A.A. Secretary, 2; House Committee 1; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2.
REGINA MALEK rr
Reggie" Retailing House president, whizz at piano, Rudolph, Wabash cannon ball, college weekend, so tired, quiet hours! Melville: House President 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; Retailing Club 2.
J O A N MARGOLD Junior College General Reliable friend, dependable character, rare gift of brains and beauty, smart dresser and smooth dancer, Dean's List. Deering: House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; House Committee 2; Masque and Candle 1.
MARY LOUISE MARKS rr
Mary Lou" Liberal Arts Bell, chatter, mail, Bowdoin, Maine, Syracuse, Captain Sticks, W.J.C.'s Bernhart, what am I gonna do? Day: Masque and Candle 1, Dance Chairman 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 1, Captain 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Outing Club 2.
ETHEL LOUISE
MARTIN
Pre-Medical Technique P . L , sigh!, bless your pointed little head, fireman's lift, " D o n ' t be nah-sty now," Dean's List, "Mass.?, why we're neighbors," coffee? Deering: H o u s e Volleyball 2; W . J . C . News Tower 1, Editor-in-chief 2.
JOYCE A N N
1, 2;
MASILOTTI
"G. P."
Medical Secretary
Letter a day, Frank, " I Can D r e a m , C a n ' t I , " witty, commencement ball engagement ring. H o u g h t o n : Riding Club 1; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Treasurer 2.
ANN r(
MAXWELL
Maxie"
Secretarial Science
Castine, dry and witty humor, how should I know?, ensign, troubles, sunshine, C O S . , I'm tired. Bell: M a s q u e and Candle 1; O u t i n g Club 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2.
MARILYNN AUDREY rc
Beet-juice"
MESERVE
Junior College General
Joey and U . of M., accounting done?, late again, my man, cream soda. D a y : French C l u b 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Sing 1.
MARTHA ff
MEYER
Jackie"
Pre-Medical Technique
Just squashed and squashed, quiet please, Psi U pin, did D o u g call?, what'll I do?, can't spell. W h i t m a n ; M a s q u e and Candle 1, 2; Science C l u b Secretary 1, President 2; Ski C l u b 1; Fire W a r d e n 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; H o u s e Basketball 2.
MARION RUTH
MURPHY
rr
Murph"
Medical Secretary
D r y sense of humor, last minute dates, Boston men, cheery smile, that laugh. H o u g h t o n : Glee Club 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 2.
LURLEY PAULA rr
Lurl"
MYERS Secretarial Science
M a n y men, someday he'll come along, yes, I'd love to, food enthusiast. H o u g h t o n : O u t i n g C l u b 2; Science C l u b 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; House Basketball 2.
LINDA ANNE
NORTON
rr
Lindy"
Miss Sparkle Plenty, nothing is impossible willing hand, let's have a cup of coffee.
Music to
a
D a y : Glee Club 1, M a n a g e r 2; Social Committee 2; House Volleyball 2.
EMMY LOU O'DONNELL Tm"
Art
Monkeys, sweetie pie, "You're Breaking My Heart," cheerful riser, University of Outer Mongolia. Houghton: Art Club 1, 2; LR.C. 2; Co-Chairman of Winter Carnival Decorating Committee 2.
E D I T H OSGOOD r
~ Deedee"
Medical Secretary
Claremont, Deedlebaum, monkey face, 8:30 Deedee and her money boxes, her four brothers.
a.m.,
Lodge: House Treasurer 2; I.R.C. Treasurer 2; House Volleyball 2; House Basketball 2; Outing Club 2.
PRISCILLA LOCKE PARSONS rr
Pris"
Liberal Arts
Yale banner, Bowdoin weekends, horses, Connecticut, Miss Wade's German class, Pete. Melville: Glee Club 1, 2; Riding Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Outing Club 2; House Volleyball 1; Carnival Committee 1.
MARILYN FOX PATTEN rr
Pat"
Secretarial Science
Lodge Annex, Hi ya, Cush, Green Hornet, Janie, lost, but not found, cards, parties at Bageeba's. Day: W.A.A. Treasurer 1, President 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2; Outing Club 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2.
SUZANNE JANE PATTERSON rr
Sue Pat"
Retailing
Sweet, heart-o-gold, letters from Phil, swordfish, sleep, "precious baby," those three famous words. Deering: H o u s e President (temporary) C l u b 2; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2.
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H a p p y and dependable, yellow roses, "Cruising down the River," I feel silly tonight, nightly letters, pinned to the Connecticut fire department, to the music room, po-foh-mance. Bell: H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 1, Vice President 2; S t u d e n t Council 2; H o u s e Assistance Chairman.
SHIRLIE MAE "Pee"
POULIN Junior College General
Big Pee and Big Len, Sweetheart of Chi Psi, mad about airplanes, pretty as a picture, terrific kid. Deering: Masque and Candle 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; Fire Chief 2; A t t e n d a n t to M a y Queen 1.
JANET W. rr
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POWERS Junior College General
T h a t dry humor, curly hair, Fran's letter, it just about tickles me to death, rarin' to go. W h i t m a n : Ski Club 1, 2; Riding C l u b 2; Masque and Candle 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2.
PATRICIA JANE rr
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M u m p h , Bowdoin, alarm clocks, don't panic, Pall Malls and coffee, big blue eyes, understanding, sarcastic wit. Lodge: Glee C l u b 1, 2; I.R.C. 1, Secretary 2; M a s q u e and Candle 1; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2.
JANET
RANKIN
^Jan"
Secretarial Science
W a t c h it, J a n , I hear what you say in your sleep!, Bowdoin and love troubles, wonderful gal and smart, too! Lodge: Ski C l u b 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2; O u t i n g C l u b 2.
BARBARA LEE REED r
Barb"
Secretarial Science
D a y : Riding 2; Masque and Candle 2.
NANCY Reesie"
REES Secretarial Science
N o mail, Porteous, Maine homecoming, fresh wake me up, we three.
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Bell: Glee C l u b 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; H o u s e Basketball 2; H o u s e Volleyball 2; Varsity H o c k e y 2.
R U T H O L I V E REEVES "Rollo" Junior College General All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. Melville: House Basketball 1, 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Radio Workshop 1; W J C News 1; Fire Warden 2.
D O N A N D R E A M. C REILLY "Donnie" Retailing Best we do, Bob's so cute, fun loving, still kept her long hair. Whitman: Science Club 1; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; House Treasurer 2; Retailing
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B E R T Y N E RICE "Bert" Arts and Crafts Boots and Saddle, Charlie's my boy, Italian sandwiches, Baxter Boulevard, everybody's best pal. Melville: Riding Club Executive Committee 1, President 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Art Club 1; Outing Club Board 2; House Proctor 2.
BARBARA FRANCES R O C H F O R D "Roch" Pre-Medical Technique Cutest gal on campus, sarcastic Sue, art of any kind, energy plus, always good for a laugh. Whitman: Class President 1; Science Club Vice President 1, 2; Ski Club Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1, 2; House Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, Captain 2; House Badminton 1, 2; House Committee 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Maroon Basketball 2; Maroon Volleyball 2.
RUBY L. ROSENBERG "Agony" Business Miss McKenzie's pet peeve, where did she get those Irish eyes?, always smiling. Deering: Student Council 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; House Committee 2; Outing Club Board 2; I.R.C. 1, 2.
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HORTENSE ROWLEY "Sis" Junior College General Can't stand it, what would we do without Baby Charlie and Tutti, U.Mass, let's have a party, hi girl. Whitman: Masque and Candle 1; Hersey-Fire Chief 1; Proctor 1; House Volleyball 2.
J O H A N N E THELMA SCHUMAKER "Jo" Secretarial Science Her little tongue is never still; talk it must, and talk it will. Bell: Masque and Candle 1, 2; Ski Club 1; I.R.C. 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; House Volleyball 1.
MARILYN ELAINE S H E R M A N Pre-Medical Technique Hi Boss! Day: Science 1, 2; Spanish Club 1.
ELEANOR JANE
SHEVENELL
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Bridge fiend, perpetual shorthand, breakfast at the cafe, pleasant, easy-going. Deering: H o u s e Volleyball 1,2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2.
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LUCILLE
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H e ' s my man!, Bowdoin weekends, are electrical engineers good marriage material? D a y : L R . C . Treasurer 1, 2.
SUSAN JOY rr
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SMITH Junior College General
Attractive miss with a charming personality, a friend to all, knits constantly, get me u p for breakfast, roommate! Deering: Science Club 1; House Volleyball 2; House Committee 1.
ELIZABETH SPICER "Betsy" Art My fickle eye, "I Can Dream, Can't I," 8:35 a.m. bus, her smile!, Junior's. Houghton: House Volleyball 1, 2; Art Club 1, 2; S. C.A. 1; I.R.C. 2; Co-chairman of Winter Carnival Decorating Committee 2.
ROBERTA J E A N STAPLES "Bobbie" Junior College General Those summer floats, get her, that wonderful formal, always pitching in, those special males. Whitman: Riding Club 1; Ski Club 1; House Volleyball 2; House Basketball 2; Outing Club 2; Masque and Candle 1.
POLLY H A R T S H O R N STEELE "Pug" Pre-Medical Technique I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Melville: Science Club 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Maroon Hockey Team 1, 2.
BARBARA A N N S T E V E N S "Barb" Secretarial Science Walt, knitting argyles, B.U. transfer, that Connecticut accent, oh, no! Deering: Glee Club 2; Fire Warden 2.
J O A N ALEXA S U L L I V A N rr
Joanie" Medical Secretary Nice, radiant, personality, blue eyes, P . J . C , weekend trips, "terrific," dancing, Vaughn Monroe, "12th Street Rag." Deering: House Volleyball 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Riding Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; P.J.C. Plays 1, 2.
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Day: Glee Club 1; W.J.C. News 1, Advertising Manager 2; Tower Photography Assistant 1, Photography Editor 2.
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Marty" Arts and Crafts Silver Bay, Lehigh, that big violin, modern dancing, bells. Melville: Glee Club 1, 2; Orchestra 2; Outing Club 2; House Volleyball 1, 2.
SALLY T A L B O T Secretarial Science Have you done your shorthand?, always a smile on her face. Day: Masque and Candle 1.
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FLORENCE W R I G H T rr
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TAYLOR
Junior College General
Friendly, easy-going, music, sports, that Bowdoin weekend, roommate. Melville: Glee Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Ski Club 1; O u t i n g Club Board 2; H o u s e Basketball 2; Orchestra 2.
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Frank, knitting, waits impatiently for those letters, piano, H o u l t o n , always ready for a good time. Melville: O u t i n g Club 2; M a s q u e and Candle House Volleyball 1, 2; H o u s e Basketball 1, 2.
PATRICIA ALICE "Patti"
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Individual deviate, Bessie, frustration, M e ' n M a r n i . D a y : Glee Club 1; Masque and Candle 1; O u t i n g Club 2; Student Council 1.
MARJORIE MAE
TURNER
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Journalism
Gay, sudden smile, likes walking, C.A.P., sense of humor. D a y : W . J . C . News Executive Editor 2.
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" I t H a d T o Be Y o u , " anything blue, whom do you know on Long Island?, jitterbugger, night owl, tardy miss, a whiz on the hickory boards. Bell: H o u s e President 1; H o u s e Volleyball 1, 2; House Basketball 1, 2; Ski C l u b 1, President 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; O u t i n g Club Board 2; Gray Leader 2; Class Vice President 2.
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H e ' s my Bill, esteemed president of H o u g h t o n , in love with love, versatile nature. H o u g h t o n : President of H o u g h t o n 2; Residence Board 2: S.C.A. 1; I.R.C. 1; O u t i n g Club Treasurer 2; Ski
Cub 1, 2.
ROBERTA MABLE W O O D B U R Y "Bobby" Hurry U p , Deahhe!
Liberal Arts
Day: Basketball 2.
JUDITH WYMAN "Judy" Secretarial Science Witty, continuous laughter, black convertible, Judy, do you have a class now?, what'll I talk about? Lodge: Glee Club 1, 2; Social Chairman 2; House Committee 1; LR.C. 2; House Volleyball 2; House Basketball 2; House Secretary 2.
T O WESTBROOK And when we leave you my dear Westbrook Thoughts of you shall oft return Ever grateful shall we be For wisdom that you gave us. To you we shall pledge Our faith through the years, And truth shall be our greatest test. For you we shall try to keep all through time The creed that you uphold. And when we leave you my dear Westbrook Thoughts of you shall oft return Ever grateful shall we be For wisdom that you gave us.
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Here we are on the last page. If you've stepped carefully in my footsteps you have a good idea of life at W.J.C. Anytime you think you can make the trip again, put on your walking shoes, open the book, and follow me. As you've found out, it's a little hard footing at times, but if you're on the right path everything works out for the best. I've got to take off my shoes, and soak my feet now, but the next time you want to tread the beaten path, I'll be ready to lead you again.
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