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TOWER STAFF — 1965 Co-editors-in-chief Photography Co-editors

Joan Sears and Ellen Eichmann Margot Hoyt and Elizabeth Oshry

Activities Editor

Barbara Eldund

Art Editor

JoAnn Bragdon

Sports Editor

Cynthia Picken

Literary Editor

Yvonne Whiting

Business Editor

Sharon Benoit

Head Typist

Judith Tofuri

We gratefully express thanks to the following who have aided us in the publication of our yearbook: Portland Lithograph Company, Mr. Walden K. McFarland, the Wendell White Studio, the Guy Gannett Publishing Company, and all the students who have contributed candids.

Contents Page Dedication

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An Appreciation

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President and Mrs. Blewett

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A Message — President Blewett

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Dean Bond

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Dean O'Brien

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Senior Class Officers and Advisors

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The Senior Class A Preview — Things to Come The Faenlty Freshman Class Officers and Advisors

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The Freshman Class

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Academic Activities

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Fun and (Tames

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Dedication

T h e rapport between the faculty and students at Westbrook has always been strong and sincere. W e believe you are an outstanding example of this relationship.

In the classroom you have taught us to think for ourselves in a way that has added to our knowledge and, what is more important, to our self-knowledge. Outside the classroom you have always been a willing listener and friend. By impartially presenting facts, you have been objective; by posing thought-provoking controversial questions, you have been subjective. This combination has helped promote the understanding and individuality which is the foundation of any worthwhile education.

You have devoted to us much precious time and genuine interest; you have been an advisor to us both individually and as a class. For this and m u c h more, we, the Class of 1965, thank you and in appreciation dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Theodore A. Perry.

An Appreciation By The Glass Of 1965 Honoring Ethel Witherspoon Alexander Oakey Logan Alexander Hall is at the very center of campus life. It is, indeed, the hearthstone of the College, for it radiates warmth and welcome; it draws into its friendly atmosphere faculty, students, friends.

For the Class of 1965 it is a building of many memories.

Every day all who live and work and study at Westbrook are involved in the life of Alexander Hall. W e , the Class of 1965, take special pleasure, therefore, in expressing in the T O W E R our appreciation to Mrs. Oakey Logan Alexander and to the other two Trustees of the Foundation, Mr. Joseph P. Hartnett of New York City, and Westbrook Trustee Mr. F. E d w a r d Repetto, for their generosity which in large measure m a d e our college center a reality. Mrs. Alexander is a native of Kentucky, a state renowned for its unmatched hospitality. W e like to think that some of tins warm Southern charm and graciousness has been transplanted to Maine through Alexander Hall.

Ethel Witherspoon Alexander (Mrs. Oakey Logan Alexander)

Ethel Witherspoon Alexander, the daughter of Martinette Viley Witherspoon and Lister Witherspoon of Versailles, Kentucky, is a descendent of two of the most famous families in the South. Her mother's ancestry traces back in Burkes Royul Families to Alfred the Great, Charlemagne, Kenneth McAlpin. and H u g h Capet. In this country she could lay proud claim to a long line of distinguished Colonial governors, clergymen, and men of business. Stonewall, the Viley homestead and stock farm in Woodford County, Kentucky, was noted for its fine horses and its generous hospitality. Near Stonewall stood the home which Mrs. Alexander knows best, Glenartney, the Witherspoon residence built in L830 and twice destroyed by lire, once in 1901 and again in 1958. T h e

e s t a t e , still

owned

and

operated

by

Mrs.

Alexander, is now a farm for tobacco cultivation and the raising of cattle and sheep.

One of the most interesting ancestors of Mrs. Alexander on her father's side was Dr. John Witherspoon, b o m in Scotland, a graduate of the University ol Edinburgh.

H e served twice as President of Princeton College and was one of the signers of the Declaration ol Independence, his signature being the only one by a clergyman on that document.

Mrs. Alexander was married to Oakey Logan Alexander, a native of West Virginia, in L909. Throughout his long and extremely successful career as an industrialist.

Mr. Alexander could count on the vigorous, intelligent, a n d a c t i v e p a r t i c i p a t i o n of his w i l e in his b u s i n e s s a n d

civic- concerns, she was in the fullest sense a partner to her husband. Mr. Alexander died in L950 and m i960 Mrs. A l e x a n d e r e s t a b l i s h e d t h e O a k e v

MartiiK'tt,- Vilcy Witherspoon I Mrs. Lister Witherspoon)

Logan

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and Ethel Witherspoon Alexander Foundation Trust for the purpose ol assisting the health and educational needs ill localities in which she and her husband had shared a vital interest. Portland is a city which the Alexanders knew well b e c a u s e ol t h e i r h o l d i n g s in t h e

Pocahontas

Fuel Company. Tims Westbrook Junior College has been blessed bv these Southern liiends through a gilt ol $160,000 toward the construction ÂŤ>i Alexander Hall a n d t h r o u g h t h e r e c e n t g e n e r o u s g r a n t ol $50,000, w h i c h

gave needed impetus to the establishment ol the new associate degree p r o g r a m

in n u r s i n g .

Your contributions to Westbrook Junior College in the past six years are far too numerous to list here. The five new buildings and the expanded educational opportunities are improvements of which every student in her day-to-day life is well aware. But there is another contribution, less tangible and less often mentioned, that perhaps means even more to us as students.

Your personal

concern for each one of us exemplifies at the highest administrative level the pervading spirit of Westbrook; its honest regard for the individual. Your cordial invitations to visit Hollister House, your attendance at nearly all school activities, and your cheerful hello as you walk across campus are just a few of the ways in which you both have shown your hospitality and friendliness.

This sincere

interest has been one of your largest contributions to this class and to our life here.

For this, President and Mrs. Blewett, the members of the Class of 1965 express our appreciation and thanks.

To The Class of 1965 — A Message From President Blewett

"Let us settle ourselves, and work and wedge our feet downward through the mud and slush of opinion, and prejudice, and tradition, and delusion, and appearance, that alluvium which covers the globe . . . , 'til we come to the hard bottom and rocks in place, which we can call reality, and say, 'This is, and no mistake'; and then begin having a point d'appiu (a foundation)."

Henry David Thoreau wrote this. One of your classmates ran across it in her reading and said of it, "This quotation expresses my feelings about why I chose Westbrook Junior College and what I have gained from it." Her association of the New England sage's statement and her own feeling about Westbrook came to me by happy accident. I say "happy" for it seems to me that there could b e no better statement of the Purpose of the College; no more succinct description of our efforts, all of us, in your behalf these past two years. If you have found here at Westbrook an ideal of commitment, an understanding of the self that is based upon honor and a sense of reality, then truly the foundation, the necessary "point d'appiu," has been established.

W e hope, ever so earnestly, that the horeau quotation also expresses your feelings about your choice of Westbrook, and what you have gained from it.

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"Integrity for oneself and the assurance of integrity in others become an intrinsic part of a true education." —GEORGETOWN CONFERENCE—1964

Dean Bond The busiest of men, D e a n Bond still never seems to be too hurried, too engaged in "more important" problems, to give the inquiring student his undivided interest and attention. Stopped in the hall on the way to a meeting, he has time to give an assuring nod and a quick word of advice. If the question is an important one, the student can count on a follow-up conference and a consistent effort to help her work out her problem intelligently. Anyone who has sat down for a talk in the Dean's office, whether it is for a happy or an unhappy reason, knows the value of his exceptional insight and his kindly but always candid counsel.

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For the consideration and sincerity you have shown, as our academic advisor and friend, we, the Class of 1965, thank you.

"The extent of one's own contribution can be measured only by one's own sense of responsibility." —GEORGETOWN CONFERENCE—1964

Dean O'Brien

In September there were many changes noticed by the class of 1965. O n e of these was the new position held by Mrs. O'Brien. She had shown much success in her previous work at tlio college4 and she proceeded to handle all the new responsibilities of Assistant Dean with the same4 capability she4 had shown in the past.

Dean O'Brien, concerned with the college4 standing and the4 sneavss ol its students, works relentlessly for the4 be4ne4fit of everyone. Her industrious partieipation in school functions, h<4r geamine4 enthusiasm, and he4r personal dedication to Westbrook combine te) make her a vital figure4 ol the4 school's administration.

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Seniors

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Yvonne Whiting, President; Sandra Davison, Vice President; Margot Hoyt, Secretary; Pamela Gore, Treasurer.

A MESSAGE FROM THE CLASS PRESIDENT In this world of ours the miracles of nature stand as monuments to the essence of beauty and timelessness. From the giant Red Woods of California to the jagged seacoast of Maine, America's greatness can b e seen and felt in her permanent natural beauty.

We, unlike nature's monuments, are neither timeless nor fixed. Our greatness is in our ability to imagine, to communicate, to create, and to move freely about.

W e are, each one of us, unique, and each is engaged in shaping her individual destiny. Yet to accomplish this we must, paradoxically, work through our associations with others. Here at Westbrook we have, together, taken one step of many that will lead to the making of our individual personalities. Through each book and each friend, through our studies and recreations, w e have come that much closer to finding a truer self and a higher purpose. As a class, with the help of our advisors, we have strived to use our mistakes as our stepping stones. Rut this is only the beginning. As Wilfred Peterson said in The Art of Living, "We are the heir of the ages. Men reaching for the stars have created for us a world of wonder and challenge."

W e welcome this challenge of wonder. And, though the the richness of our memories common pursuit will hold us

and rejoice in this world miles may separate us, here and the unity of a together.

Yvonne Whiting President, Class of 1965 14

SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Miss Margaret Giroux Mr. Theodore Perry

PENELOPE JOY ADDYMAN Penny March 21, 1945 Retailing 63 Washington Street Penacook, New Hampshire Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1.

MARY JANE ALLEN M.J. January 29, 1946 Medical Secretary 45 Barbara Lane South Weymouth, Massachusetts Outing Club 1.

CATHERINE M. AMMON * * «

29, ^ ^ C e n e r a l Studies 141 Argilla Road And over, Massachusetts f M,a s 9oe & Candle 1; W.A.A. 1, 2

BETSY ANDERSON Bets May 7, 1945 Secretarial 4 South Colonial Road Wilbraham, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Intcrhouse Sports 2; May Weekend 1.

LINDA A. BABINEAU Linda June 15, L9 15 M« dical S< en tary Bay Road Ipswich, Massachusetts Outing Club I, 2; Inteihousc Sports I, 2.

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JUDITH D. BACHMAN Judy July 11, 1945 General Studies River Road Bowdoinham, Maine Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 2 (Council 1).

MARTHA A. BAGNELL Marty Secretarial April 18, 1945 9 Maple Avenue Swampscott, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; May Weekend 1, 2.

ARDEAN BAILEY Deanie June 30, 1945 Medical Technology 25 Sandy Terrace Portland, Maine Dean's List 1; W.A.A. 1, 2; Medi^ 1 Technology Club 1, 2; InterhouSe Sports 1, 2; Day Hop Sports Mai1' ager 2.

JANE ARNOLD BAKER J.B. July 14, 1945 Dental Hygiene 109 Sewall Woods Road Melrose, Massachusetts TOWER Staff 2; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 1, (Council 2 ) ; Junior Dental Hygienist Association (Vice President 1), ( Secretary-Treasurer 2 ) .

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SUSAN BALL Sue October 14, 1945 Medical Secretary 64 Pleasant Street Wakefield, Massachusetts Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council 1; Head Waitress 2.

SUSAN TERRY BARTO Sue March 12, 1945 Medical Technology 89 River Road Westbrook, Maine Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 2; Medical Technology Club 1, 2.

SANDRA M. BEMIS S.B. August 15, 1943 General Studies 156 Bolton Street Portland, Maine Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

SHARON BARIE BENOIT Sharon November 28, 1944 General Studies 60 Ivie Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine pean's List 1; TOWER Staff (Business M.anager 2 ) ; W.A.A. 1; I.R.C. (Pubc Uci ity Chairman 1).

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MARTHA LUENA BERRY Marty February 27, 1945 Secretarial ^ R.F.D. # 1 Gorham, Maine Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2.

CATHY T. BORDEN Cathy August 21, 1945 Retailing

551 Delaware St T Woodbury, New Jersey Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1.

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JO ANN BRAGDON Toad October 5, 1945 Liberal Arts 10 Batchelder Road Marblehead, Massachusetts Student Council Alternate 2; House Council 2; TOWER Staff (Art Editor 2 ) ; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

SUSAN ANNE BRINCKLOW Sue October 5, 1945 General Studies 26 Grosvenor Road Needham, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

CYNTHIA T. BROWN Cindy October 24, 1945 Retailing 1 Taft Avenue Mendon, Massachusetts Dean's List; Masque & Candle 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Retailing Club 1.

PATRICIA E. BURNETT Pat August 8, 1945 Retailing 15 Hillside Presque Isle, Maine Transfer from Becker Junior College.

CYNTHIA ANN BUTLER Cyndie October 8, 1945 Secretarial 7 Fairway Road South Acton, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2.

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JUDITH ANNE CARLETON Carltie January 25, 1945 Dental Hygiene 1 Birchkill Lane Troy, New York House Council 2; President of Senior Dental Hygiene Class; Outing Club 1, (Treasurer 2 ) , (President 3 ) ; Chorus 1; W.A.A. 1, 2, (Council 3 ) ; Junior Dental Hygienist Association 2, 3; Parent's Weekend 1, 2, 3.

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LINDA CLAIRE CELLA Lynnie May 11, 1945 Retailing 168 Concord Drive River Edge, New Jersey House Council 2; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Retailing Club 1; Softball Team 1.

JULIA ANN CERNY 1ulie 1Q/1C194 5 Liberal Arts South Street m llth 째 ' N e w Hampshire

째 u t l n g Club 1, 2.

JANE WILDER Jane March 23, 1945 20 Green Westbrook,

CHANDLER General Studies Street Maine

MERLE ANN CHAPMAN Mi tie Ann November 1, 19 13 Retailing

91 Carlvie Road Dean'fl

Portland. Maine List; Retailing Club 1.

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CAROL ANN CLAPPISON Carol May 11, 1945 Secretarial 25 Summit Street South Portland, Maine Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

ANNE B. CLARK Annie December 3, 1945 General Studies 386 Neponset Street Norwood, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1; May Weekend 1; Parent's Weekend 1, 2.

LINDA L. CLARK Clarkie July 22, 1945 Secretarial 57 Walton Park Melrose, Massachusetts Masque & Candle 1; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

CHARLOTTE M. CLARKE Chad December 28, 1944 Medical Technology 19 Curve Road Stoneham, Massachusetts Deans List; Outing Club 1, 2.

PAMELA JANE CLAUS Pam September 18, 1945 Retailing 23 Sunset Street New London, Connecticut Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1; Interhouse Sports 1; May Weekend 1.

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E. GALE

CLENDENNING Gale June 22, 1945 Retailing M.R.A. Box 2 Bangor, Maine Retailing Club 1.

DONNA MAY COLLINGS Don March 14, 1945 Medical Secretary R.R. # 2 Box 82 Auburn, Maine Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Dean's List; Head Waitress.

JOAN MARIE CONNOLLY Joan y 28, 1945 Liberal Arts 19 Ridge Road Waban, Massachusetts g|ass President 1; Junior Dean; e orgetown Leadership Conference £» House Council (President 1) utl ^ n g Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; May Ma] Weekend 1 Ma

JOANNE S. CONSALVO

Jo

March 31, 1915 General Studies Glen Haven Circle Saco, Maine Outing Club 2.

JEAN LOUISE CRANDLEMIKK Good Jean January 12, 1945 General Studies h

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VanceboTO, Maine Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2.

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GAIL NOELLE CROSS Gail November 16, 1945 Dental Hygiene 17 Longview Road Reading, Massachusetts TOWER Staff 2; Outing Club 1, (Council 2 ) ; W.A.A. 2; Junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 2; May Weekend 1.

LOIS BENNETT CURRIER Junie November 14, 1944 General Studies Secretarial 387 Main Street Saco, Maine Judicial Board 1; Chorus 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

SHERIDAN F. DANA Sherry August 18, 1942 General Studies 363 Main Street Cumberland Center, Maine Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; I.R.C. 2; Modern Dance 2; Tennis Team 1, 2.

BEVERLY ANN MARIE DAVIDSON Bev October 15, 1946 Dental Hygiene 20 Dwyer Road Wayne, New Jersey Student Council 2; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council 1, (President 2 ) ; WJC News 1, 2; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 2; Junior Dental Hygienist Association (Treasurer 1).

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DONNA L. DAVIEAU Dawn May 9, 1944 General Studies 702 Griswold Street Glastonbury, Connecticut TOWER Staff 2; WJC News 2; Outing Club 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

SANDRA LOU DAVISON Sandy April 22, 1945 General Studies 206 Spring Street Arlington, Massachusetts Vice-President of Senior Class 2; House Council 2; W.A.A. 1; Chorus 1, 2.

LAURIE ROSE D E C A R O L I S Laurie July 3, 1945 General Studies 98 Stevenson Terrace BriarclifF Manor, New York Dean's List; College Arts Council 1; Outing Club 2; Retailing Club 1.

JUDITH ELIZABETH DEXTER August 20, 1945 General Studies R.F.D. #2 Cumberland Center, Maine Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Softball 1.

GERALDINE R. DICKEY Gerry December 1, 1944 Medical Secretary Spring Street Camden, Maine

RUTH HILDA DODGE Ruth September 24, 1944 - tariaJ Chapel Sho.t BoOthbay, Maine Dean's list; Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Interhouse Sports i ; Parent's Wi i kend 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

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DONNA E. D U F F I L L Donna July 9, 1944 General Studies 47-A Kimball Street Sanford, Maine Outing Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; W.A.A. 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1.

SUSAN R. DUPUIS Sue December 20, 1945 Secretarial 23 Storer Street Saco, Maine Outing Club 2.

DEBORAH LEE DUSTIN Debbie December 30, 1945 Liberal Arts 15 Sheridan Road Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; Chorus 1.

DARLENE KAY EDGECOMB Darling November 11, 1945 Liberal Arts Limington, Maine Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Interhouse Basketball 1, 2; Interhouse Volleyball 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Winter Carnival 1.

ELLEN SEAVER EICHMANN El March 27, 1944 Liberal Arts 254 Lanyon Drive Cheshire, Connecticut Student Council Alternate 1; Junior Dean; Georeetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council (President 1); TOWER Staff (Co-Editor-in-Chief 2 ) ; Outing Club 1; Faux Pas 1; W.A.A. 2.

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BARBARA LEE EKLUND Barbie November 14, 1945 General Studies 75 Grant Road Lynn, Massachusetts Class Secretary 1; Junior Dean 2; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Dean's List; TOWER Staff (Activities Editor 2 ) ; Fine Arts Council 1; Masque & Candle 1; W.A.A. (Recording Secretary 1), (Treasurer 2 ) ; Modern Dance 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

MARGARET N. ELLIS Pegs August 5, 1944 General Studies 400 Ridge Row Lancaster, New Brunswick, Canada Vice-President

of

Class

1;

Student

Council 2: Junior Dean (Vice-President); Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Judicial Board 2: House Council 1, (President); Fine Arts Council 1; Outing Club 1; Chorus 1; W.A.A. 1, (Council 2 ) ; Tennis Team 1,2.

PENELOPE E. EVANS Penny January 17, 1945 Secretarial 59 Laurel Hill Road Mountain Lakes, New Jersey r\'A'A' 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Chorus 1 T

JERI FELIX Jeri December 3, 1945 Retailing ]() Norport Drive East Norwalk, Connecticut Dean's List: Outing Club L, 2; Retailing Club 1: May Weekend 1.

ELEANOR K. FINK II October

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KATHLEEN LEE FOISY Kathy December 27, 1945 Dental Hygiene 65 Mulberry Street Claremont, New Hampshire Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 2; Junior Dental Hygienists Association 1, 2.

ANN MARIE FOURNIER Ann June 15, 1945 Secretarial 23 Roebuck Avenue Saco, Maine

ELAINE GALANIS Lanie January 27, 1946 Retailing Off Ryan Avenue Ipswich, Massachusetts Retailing Club 1; Masque & Candle 1; W.A.A. 1, 2; TOWER Staff 2; Outing Club 2.

JOYCE ELAINE GEORGE George October 19, 1945 Dental Hygiene 42 Highland Street Peabody, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; Junior Dental Hygienists Association.

PAULA M. GIBOIN Gi-bing March 27, 1945 Secretarial 44 Mayer Road Portland, Maine Outing Club 1, 2; Chorus 1.

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MARGARET GLEN Peggy February 1, 1945 Medical Secretarial 69 Torrey Street Portland, Maine Day Hop Treasurer 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

OLIVIA FAYE GORDON Livie October 8, 1945 Medical Secretarial 189 Mussey Street South Portland, Maine Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

PAMELA E. GORE Pam T June 7, 1944 Dental Hygiene 55 Cranmore Lane Melrose, Massachusetts J5.-A.A. 1, (Council 2, 3 ) ; Outing u M 째 1, 2, 3; House Council 1, 3; Winter Carnival 2; Georgetown b^dership Conference 2; Modern g ^ c e 1, (President 2, 3 ) ; Junior e ntal Hygienist Association 2, 3; ^ a s s Treasurer 3.

ELLA MAE GRANT

Ella Mae

November 14, 1943 Medical Secretarial Buxton Road Saco, Maine Dean's List; Outing Club 1.

MARSHA ANN GRAY

Marsha November 5, L945 Retailing 7 Mount Merici Avenue Waterville, Maine Dean's List; Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing (dub 1.

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MARY E. GRAY Mary July 22, 1945 General Studies Route # 1 Lisbon, New Hampshire House Council 2; Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Chorus 2.

KAREN ELIZABETH GRIMMER Karrie February 28, 1945 Retailing 25 Garrison Street Portland, Maine Retailing Club 1.

MARCIA PECK GRISWOLD Gris August 25, 1945 General Studies 37 Randlett Park West Newton, Massachusetts Chorus 1; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 1.

MARJORIE JEAN HAGER Margie November 11, 1945 General Studies 314 Middle Road Falmouth, Maine Outing Club 2; Chorus 1; W.A.A. 2.

LAURIE SCOTT HAMBLETON Laurie June 28, 19 15 General Studies Wachusett Street Nashua, New Hampshire House Council 1; Chorus 1, 2.

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ELAINE THERESE HASSON Elaine September 3, 1944 Retailing 19 Hammond Street Portland, Maine Retailing Club 1; WJC News 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2.

MARY E. HATCH Mary October 8, 1945 Retailing Union Street Marshfield, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Retailing Club 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Softball Team 1, 2, (Captain 1); May Weekend 1.

JANET LINNEA HELGESON P , Helgie Retailing February 3, 1945 276 North Avenue Weston, Massachusetts P l , ting Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; ^ t a i l i n g Club 1; Interhouse Sports KAREN LYNNE HESKETH Karen January 28, 1946 Medical Secretarial 33 Kilburn Avenue Lincoln, Rhode Island W.A.A. 1; Masque & Candle 1.

MURIEL R. HOBSON

Mural September 22. L945 Seen 23 Wilbur Avenue Meriden, (lonnecticul Chorus I \\ \ . \ .

I; Interhouse Spoils 1: Softball ream Lj Volleyball Team 1.

LINDA FAY HODGKIN Linda November 17, 1944 Retailing 47 Huntress Avenue Westbrook, Maine WJC News 1 (Assistant Advertising Manager 2 ) ; W.A.A. 1; Retailing Club 1; Masque & Candle 2; Outing Club 2; Christmas Weekend 2; Senior Day Hop Representative.

POLLY ANN HOLCOMB Polly June 20, 1945 Retailing Colebrook River Road Winsted, Connecticut Masque & Candle 1; W.A.A. 1; Retailing Club 1.

CAROL LEAH HOLMES Carol February 16, 1945 General Studies 66 Powsland Street Portland, Maine TOWER Staff 2; Masque & Candle 1, (President 2 ) ; Modern Dance Club 1, 2.

DEBORAH E. H O L T Debbie April 2, 1945 Retailing 39 Border Road Needham, Massachusetts W.A.A. 1, 2; Retailing Club 1; Dean's List; Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Outing Club 2.

CAROL-ANN HOOD Carol December 14, 1945 Medical Techology 223 Central Street Hingham, Massachusetts Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 1, 2; Medical Technology Club 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Tennis Team 2.

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PAULA ANA HOWE Paula June 23, 1945 Retailing Orchard Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine Fine Arts Council 1; I.R.C. 1; Retailing Club 1; Tennis Team 1, 2.

MARGUERITE C. HOYT Margot May 26, 1945 General Studies Boardman Str< ÂŤ I Sheffield, Massachusetts Class Secretary 2; House Council 2; TOWER Staff (Co-Photograph) Editor 2 ) ; Outing Club L, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Softball 1: Interhouse Sports 1; May Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 2.

SUSAN BECKWITH HYATT Sue September 3, 1944 Retailing 190 Grove Street Lexington, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; Retailing Club 1; fencing 1, 2.

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VIRGINIA LEE JACKSON Leela October 19, 1945 Liberal Arts 363 Swains Pond Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1; May Weekend 1; Parent's Weekend 1, 2.

ELIZABETH BULA JOHNSON Betty July 1, 1945 Dental II R.F.D. #2 Mount Vernon, Maine Student Council 1); Dean's I ist; I < w i B Stall 2 < Kiting Club 1, 2; Junior Dental ll\ gainst eiation 1, 2.

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JUDITH ANN KELEHER Kelly November 18, 1945 Secretarial 38 Stevens Road Needham, Massachusetts W.A.A. 2; Modern Dance Club 1; Interhouse Sports 2; Chorus 2.

ERLENE F. KIMBALL Erlene July 6, 1945 Retailing Fort Hill Road Gorham, Maine Dean's List; Outing Club 1; Retailing Club 1.

GAIL R. KNIGHT Gail September 1, 1944 Secretarial 110 Cumberland Street Westbrook, Maine

LINDA LEE-ANN KROCHMAL Linda September 24, 1944 Medical Secretarial 534 Maple Street Manchester, New Hampshire

EVELYN C. LAIDLAW Lynn June 2, 1945 Medical Technology 1410 Rahvvay Road Scotch Plains, 1, New Jersey Outing Club (Council 2 ) ; Faux Pas 1, 2; Chorus 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Medical Technology Club.

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MARCIA ANNE LAMERANER Marcia July 7, 1944 General Studies 117 Bayview Avenue East Greenwich, Rhode Island Dean's List; Chorus 1, 2.

SUSAN A. LANCASTER Sue March 15, 1943 General Studies 149 Midland Avenue Bronxville, New York Student Council (Secretary 1), (President 2 ) ; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Judicial Board 2; House Council (President 2 ) ; Chorus 1; W.A.A. 1, 2; Basketball Team 1; Tennis Team 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Parent's Weekend 1, 2.

CYNTHIA CAROL ? LEACH Cyndy "C" May 11, 1945 Secretarial 5 Pine View Road West Falmouth, Maine Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

AI BARBARA ANN

LEGENDRE

Barbara November 11, 1944 Dental Hygiene 31 Meadowbrook Road Brunswick, Maine Dean's List; Junior Dental Hygienists Association 1, 2.

CAROLE

ANNE LOCKE Carole August 28, 1945 Ceneral Studies Underhill Road Harvard, Massachusetts Dean's List; W.A.A. 1, 2.

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BRENDA JOYCE LORD Bren October 30, 1944 Medical Secretarial Bolster's Mills Maine House Council 1; Outing Club 2.

JILL ANN LUNT Jill January 19, 1945 General Studies Lucerne-in-Maine

CAROLYN LEE LYNDS Carolyn January 29, 1945 General Studies North Road Houlton, Maine TOWER Staff 2; WJC News 1, (Editor-in-Chief 2 ) ; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 1.

MARCIA LEE MACDONALD Mac February 5, 1945 General Studies Ferry Hill Granby, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; W.A.A. 1.

MAUREEN ELAINE MALLETT Mo December 14, 1944 Retailing 4 Fisher Street Portland, Maine Dean's List; Masque & Candle 2; Outing Club 2; WJC News 1, 2.

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NANCY M. MARCHETTI Nancy April 21, 1945 Retailing 50 Wellesley Avenue Wellesley, Massachusetts Transfer from Lasell Jr. College; Outing Club 2.

SHARON SUSAN MARTIN Sharon January 9, 1945 Medical Secretarial 43 Monson Road Wilbraham, Massachusetts Dean's List; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Field Hockey 1; Tennis Team 1, 2.

LESLEY J. MARVIN Les April 5, 1945 Liberal Arts 23 Robbins Road Lexington, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; Chorus 1; Archery Team 1; May Weekend 1; Parent's Weekend 1, 2.

CAROLE ROSE MASSA Carole September 9, 1945 Secretarial 23 Bow Street Court Stoneham, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; May Weekend 1; Winter Wet kend 1; Parent's Weekend 1.

DIANA R. McALARY Di March 22, 1945 ral Studies is Wiley Stn - I BangOr, Maine TOWER stall L, 2, Outing Club Chorus 1.

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GAIL EMERY McCARTHY Gail November 1, 1944 Dental Hygiene Mill Street East Pepperell, Massachusetts House Council 2; Outing Club 2; Junior Dental Hygienists Association 1, 2.

ANNE GILMAN McELDOWNEY Annie August 14, 1943 General Studies 19 Ridgewood Terrace Northampton, Massachusetts Student Council 1; Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Outing Club 2; Chorus 1, (President 2 ) ; YV.A.A. 1, (Council 2 ) ; Softball Team 1, 2; Volleyball Team 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

DALE J. MELAUGH Dale June 14, 1945 Medical Technology 12 Harvey Street Portland, Maine Dean's List; W.A.A. 1, (Council 2 ) ; Medical Technology Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

MARCIA LEE MELENDY

Malindy

June 7, 1945 Medical Secretarial 208 Melrose Street Melrose, Massachusetts Student Council Alternate 1 House Council 1; Masque & Candle 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Dean's List.

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BARBARA F. McKAY Barb May 25, 1945 Secretarial R.F.D. # 2 Goffstown, New Hampshire Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 2.

ROBIN MEOLA Rob January 26, 1946 General Studies 27 Lenox Place Middletown, New York Outing Club 1.

JUDITH ANNE MILLER Dusty October 20, 1945 Retailing 256 Melrose Street Melrose, Massachusetts Chorus 1; W.A.A. 2, (Council 1); Retailing Club 1.

ANGELA G. MOOALLIM Angle May 17, 1946 Liberal Arts 1225 Lucerne Road Montreal, Quebec, Canada Dean's List; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1; I.R.C. 1.

MARILYN MORGAN Marilyn May 5, 1945 Retailing 142 Pilgrim Drive Warwick, Rhode Island House Council 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1.

JUDITH A. MORSE

Judy January 8, 1945 Secretarial 95 Canco Road Portland. Maine Outing Club 1, 2; Bowline 1.

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BARBARA DOROTHY MOSKOWSKI Mouse September 1, 1945 Retailing 45 Acacia Avenue Hempstead, Long Island, New York House Council 1; WJC News 2; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Retailing Club 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

MARTHA L. NISBET Martha November 11, 1944 Dental Hygiene 397 Maine Avenue Farmingdale, Maine Junior Dental Hygienists Association.

MARILYN R. NUTTER Marilyn June 11, 1945 Liberal Arts 16 Fairview Avenue Falmouth, Massachusetts Judicial Board 2; House Council 2; TOWER Staff 1, 2; Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2: I.R.C. 1.

JOAN LOUISA OSBORN Joanie January 5, 1944 Retailing Hillsdale, New York Outing Club 2; Faux Pas 1; Chorus 2; Retailing Club 1.

ELIZABETH L. OSHRY March 26, 1946 Liberal Arts 126 Beethoven Avenue Newton, Massachusetts House Council 2; TOWER Staff L (Co-Photography Editor 2 ) ; WJC News 1, ( Photographer, Circulation Manager 2 ) : Masque & Candle (Treasurer 1); Outing Club 1, (Council 2 ) ; W.A.A. 1.

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M. JUDITH O'TOOLE Judy February 16, 1945 Retailing 30 Winter Street Portland, Maine Vice-President of Day Hops 1; Dean's List 1; WfC News 1; Masque & Candle 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club.

DUDLEY SIDWAY PATTEN Dud May 15, 1945 General Studies 139 Kensett Road Manhasset, New York House Council 2; Outing Club 1, (Council 2 ) ; W.A.A. (Council 1); TOWER Staff 2; WJC News 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; All Star Basketball 1; Winter Weekend 1.

SHARLENE ANN PALMER Sharl September 12, 1945 Secretarial Main Street West Paris, Maine Outing Club 2.

CATHIE J. PERKINS

Cath October 30, 1944 General Studies 195 Rochester Street

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NANCY PERKINS P« rks Novembei 29, I'M l Retailing Main Str< < t West Pern, Maine

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DONNA M. PETERSON Pete January 1, 1946 Retailing 52 Prospect Street Topsfield, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Retailing Club (Vice-President 1).

CYNTHIA JANE PICKEN Pic March 12, 1946 General Studies 12 Middlesex Street North Chelmsford, Massachusetts TOWER Staff (Sports Editor 2 ) ; Outing Club 1, (Council 2 ) ; Interhouse Sports 1; Basketball Team 1; Tennis Team 1.

SHIRLEY JEAN PRAY Shirley August 12, 1945 Medical Secretarial 2 Robin Street Clemson, South Carolina House Council 1; Outing Club 1, 2.

CAROL ANN PROMBAIN Carol November 17, 1945 Retailing 32 Clifford Street Wellesley, Massachusetts Outing Club 1, 2; Faux Pas 1; W.A.A. 1; Retailing Club 1.

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*v JUDITH A. PLATTS Judy June 10, 1945 Medical Secretarial 143 Broadway Portland, Maine Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Outing Club 1, 2.

KATHLEEN QUINN Kathy September 14, 1945 Dental Hygiene 7 Boie Avenue Amesbury, Massachusetts Student Council 1, 2; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council (President 2 ) ; Outing Club 1; Junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, 2.

LINDA C. RAUB Linda

July 15, 1945

Secretarial

10 Walnut Street Cooperstown, New York Outing Club 2; Chorus 1.

DONNA LEE RAWSON Donna January 28, 1945 General Studies Brett Hills South Paris, Maine Student Council 1, 2; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; President 째1 Day Hops 2; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

BONITA RICHARD Bonnie May 29, 1944 Retailing 214 Baxter Boulevard Portland. Maine Deans List: Outing Club L W.A.A. 1; Retailing Club 1.

JOANNA RILE1 Jo M a u h 22, LM 1 ...1 Studies Mere Point Bead Brunswick, Maine Outing c l u b l.

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SUSAN F. ROBIE Sue August 2, 1945 Secretarial 79 Whitcomb Avenue Hingham, Massachusetts Outing Club 1.

JEAN E L L E N ROBINSON Jean November 26, 1944 Secretarial R.F.D. # 1 Gorham, Maine W.A.A. 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2.

PATRICIA L. ROBINSON Pat October 1, 1945 General Studies Nashua Road Bedford, New Hampshire Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 1; May Weekend 1.

SUE ELAINE ROGERS Sue March 16, 1946 Secretarial 55 West Main Street Georgetown, Massachusetts Dean's List; Outing Club 1; Chorus 1, 2; W.A.A. 1.

PAMELA ROLPH Pam June 26, 1944 General Studies 39 Standish Road Wcllcslcy Hills, Massachusetts Student Council 2; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council (President 2 ) ; Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2; Interhouse Sports 2; May Weekend 1.

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NANCY ROWLAND Nan July 17, 1945 Medical Secretarial 115 Windermere Road Auburndale, Massachusetts WJC News 1, 2; Chorus 1; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

LYNN W. ROY Lynn July 7, 1945 Secretarial 55 South State Street Concord, New Hampshire Outing Club 2; W.A.A. 2.

ARLENE A. RUSSO Ar September 16, 1945 Medical Secretarial 7 Girard Road Stoneham, Massachusetts House Council 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

JUDITH ANN SATURLEY

Judy

November 16, L945 Secretarial Epsom, New Hampshire Outing Club 1.

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JOAN V. SEARS Joanie November 8, 1944 General Studies 770 First Parish Road Scituate, Massachusetts Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Dean's List; TOWER Staff (Co-Editor-in-Chief); Outing Club 1, 2; I.R.C. 1.

SUSAN PATRICIA SHARP Sue January 11, 1945 Medical Technology 91 Winchester Road Arlington, Massachusetts Dean's List; Modern Dance Club 1.

CAROL JEAN SIEGARS Carol August 22, 1944 Secretarial 21 Johnson Road Falmouth Foreside, Maine Dean's List; Day Hop (Treasurer 1), (Secretary 2 ) ; WJC News 2; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2.

SUZANNE SMITH Sue April 22, 1945 Dental Hygiene 384 Indian Head Street Hanson, Massachusetts Outing Club 2; Junior Dental Hygienist Association.

MARJORIE LYNN STEIGER Margie November 26, 1945 Retailing 805 Ibsen Street Woodmere, New York Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Retailing Club 1.

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KATHRYN COLETTE STEVENS Bwucie October 15, 1945 General Studies 321 Merriam Street Weston, Massachusetts House Council 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Softball Team 1, 2; Volleyball Team 1, 2.

MARIE A. STRNAD Marie August 15, 1944 General Studies 45 Angell Avenue South Portland, Maine

JAN A. SULLIVAN Jan February 15, 1945 Liberal Arts Oak Avenue, Peaks Island Portland, Maine Day Hop Vice-President 2; Chorus 1; Masque & Candle 2; Feneing 1.

MARGARET L. TABER Peggy March 30, 1945 Dental Hygiene 30 Kimball Street Chatham, New Jersey Student Council (Vice-President 2 ) ; House Council (Vice-President 1), (President 2 ) ; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Junior

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KAREN G. TEMPLE Karen May 16, 1945 Retailing 40 Prospect Street Foxboro, Maiiarhusotti Outing Club L 2; Softball Team 1, 2; Retailing Club L May Weekend l.

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SHELIA JUNE TENNEY Hela October 2, 1945 Secretarial Riverton Road Lancaster, New Hampshire Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1; All Star Basketball 1, 2; Interhouse Basketball 1, 2.

PAULINE TETZLAFF P.T. August 31, 1943 General Studies 10 Morrison Road West Wakefield, Massachusetts Junior Dean; Dean's List; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; Masque & Candle 1; W.A.A. 2.

LINDA LEE THEODORE Teddy May 13, 1945 Dental Hygiene 162 Boynton Street Manchester, New Hampshire House Council 2; TOWER Staff 2; Masque & Candle 1; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1; Junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

SHEILA THOMAS Sheila June 25, 1945 Secretarial St. George Maine

JUDITH P. TOFURI

Jude April 15, 1945 General Studies 23 Garfield Avenue Winchester, Massachusetts Junior Dean; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council 1, 2; Dean's List; TOWER Staff (Head Typist 2 ) ; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. (Council 1, 2 ) ; Winter Weekend 1, 2.

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DIANE L. TOURANGEAU Touranche June 28, 1945 General Studies 23 Deerhill Avenue Westbrook, Maine Deans List; WJC News 2; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1.

JANE A. TRACY Jane July 18, 1945 Dental Hygiene 666 Prospect Street Maplewood, New Jersey Outing Club 1; Junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, 2.

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SHIRLEY A. TURNER Hurl May 28, 1944 Medical Secretarial 10 Mayflower Drive Manchester, New Hampshire House Council 1; Outing Club 1, (Council 2 ) ; W.A.A. 1; Interhouse Basketball 1.

SUSAN M. UMPA Sue July 28, 1945 General Studies 15 Ashland Street Nashua, New Hampshire Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1; May Weekend 1.

DEBORAH WALKER Debbie June 24, L945 < General Studies 80] Peakham Road Sudbury, Massachu Chorus L, 2 Outing Club L; Winter Weekend 2.

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PATRICIA M. WALSH Tricia January 27, 1945 General Studies 16 Eisenhower Avenue Beverly, Massachusetts House Council 2; Outing Club 1; W.A.A. 2.

MARLENE J. WEBBER Marlene November 5, 1945 Secretarial East Grande Avenue West Scarborough, Maine Dean's List; Outing Club 1.

J. HOLLY WEIMONT Holly June 7, 1945 Dental Hygiene Boston Post Road Amherst, New Hampshire Junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, (President 2 ) .

BARBARA DIANE W H I T E Barbie March 24, 1945 Dental Hygiene 201 Melrose Street Melrose, Massachusetts Student Council 2; House Council (President 2 ) ; Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; TOWER Staff 2; Outing Club 1, (Council 2 ) ; W.A.A. 1, 2; Junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Parent's Weekend 2.

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YVONNE MABEL WHITING Mabes October 10, 1945 General Studies 637 Forward Street La Jolla, California President Senior Class 2; TOWER Staff (Literary Editor 2 ) ; WJC News (Editorial Editor 2 ) ; Outing Club 1, 2; W.A.A. 2.

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ELIZABETH ANN WHITNEY Beth April 28, 1945 Retailing State Street Ellsworth Falls, Maine Chorus 1.

KAREN WIEDMANN Karen April 21, L945 Secretarial 238 Rochester Street Westbrook, Maine Outing Club 1, 2.

VIRGINIA P. WIER Ginny July 2, 1945 General Studies 59 Woodside Road Winchester, Massachusetts W.A.A. 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Faux Pas

DONNA LEE WILBER

WMey June 12, L945 Dental Hygiene 17 Mooreland Avenue Concord, New Hampshire Outing Club 1, 2; Junior Dental Hygienist Assoeiation 1, 2.

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MARSHA L. WORTHYLAKE Marsh August 8, 1945 Secretarial 230 Washington Street Maiden, Massachusetts D e a n s List; Outing Club 1, 2; Chorus 1.

NANCY G. ZIMMERMANN Nance February 11, 1945 Dental Hygiene 97 Barry Road Manchester, Connecticut Student Council (Secretary 2); Georgetown Leadership Conference 2; House Council (President 2 ) ; Faux Pas 1; Outing Club 1; junior Dental Hygienist Association 1, 2; May Weekend 1.

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Graduation 1964 (A Preview of Things to Come)

June 6th through the 8th is the time when the familiar tent is raised behind Proctor and those longawaited caps and gowns are worn by the tear-stained-faced seniors.

The weekend begins with the reading of the class will and testimony at the Seafood Buffet Dinner, and is augmented by the Moonlight Cruise on Caseo Bay. The following day, it is a mad dash to the beach, then to graduation practice and the final packing stages. Sunday, finally that big day has arrived, and with it, the girls' proud parents and friends to watch them walk down the aisle and to see the commencement of their daughters' goals.

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Dr. Myron D. Hager Director of Admissions

Mrs. Dorothy Healy Director of Development

Officers of Administration

Mr. John Wolf Business Manager

rs. Sarah Jackson Librarian

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Miss Kathryn Butterfield Bursar

Mrs. Reta Rumrill Alumnae Secretary and Assistant Director of Admissions

Mr. Oliver Gerry Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Department of Dental Hygiene Mrs. Marilyn Sheets Chairman

Miss Linda Preston

Dr. Charles Gushing

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Department of Business Education

Mrs. Freda Schilling

Mrs. Thelma Adams Chairman

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Miss Constance Curry

Miss Margaret Giroux

Miss Elizabeth Honan

Mr. Vaughn

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Miss Ann GoogfaM

Mrs. Bernice Clark

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Miss Isabel Pease

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Mr. Richard Roberts Chairman

Miss Phyllis Elhady

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Mrs. Mary Conroy

Department of Social Studies

Mr. Alvin Morrison

Mr. Arthur Freundlich Chairman

Mr. William Jordan

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Department of Science Mr. Edward Hooghldrk Chairman

Mr. Carlyle Lewis

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Mr. John Gordon

Mr. Alfred Lambert

Mrs. Jane Wacker

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Mrs. Barbara Raymond

Health Service

Dr. Cisela Davidson

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Mrs. Anna Allen

Mrs. Beryl Lord Bookstore Ass't.

Mrs. Janet Palmer Bookstore Manager

Mr. Kenneth E. Young Saga Food Service

Administrative Assistants

Mrs. Margaret K. Gonyea Recorder and Secretary to the Dean

Miss Greta KenDirector of News Service

Mrs. Helene McGorrill Head Resident

Mrs. Ina Thompson Assistant College Hostess

Miss Elsie Bisbee Assistant to the Bursar

Mrs. Joyce Marshall Secretary to the Director of Admissions

Mrs. Joanne Edwards Clerical Assistant

Miss Judith Randall Secretary to the President

Mrs. Gertrude Atkins Clerical Assistant

Miss Marilyn Goodreau Secretary, Department of Dental Hygiene

Mrs. I subfile Brown Clerical Assistant

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HOUSE DIRECTORS

Seated: Missing:

Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Johnson; Standing: Mrs. Schluter, Mrs. Oakley.

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In Appreciation The relationship of the house director to the students under her charge is a unique one, for she has opportunity to know them in a personal way and in an intimate environment that is not shared by other members of the college family. Westbrook has been fortunate in having over the years an excellent staff of house directors. Three who have served the College long a n d well are retiring this year â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mrs. Denise Schluter Mrs. Eva Hill Mrs. Mildred Russell T h e Class of 1965 extends to them its warm best wishes for much happiness in the years ahead.

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Mr. Brooks

Mr. Farley

Mrs. Babcock

Mrs. McShea

Mrs. Yates - Mrs. Dunbar

Mr. Gerry, Mr. Spofford, Mr. Mahoney, Mr. Gupull, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Johnson.

Mi' Il.innon, Mrs. Brown, Mis Hanscum, Miss Emerson, Mis Oliver. Miss Tibbetts, Mis. Spiwak, Mi

Freshmen

Freshmen Class Officers And Advisors

MR. R I C H A R D ROBERTS MR. V A U G H N T W A D D E L A MESSAGE F R O M T H E F R E S H M A N CLASS P R E S I D E N T A year ago each member of our class participated in a commencement exercise that not only marked the end of a long challenge met, but also opened the gate towards a new and rewarding challenge â&#x20AC;&#x201D; that of college.

We, as individuals, came to accept the new freedom and obligations that awaited us away from the parental environment of our high school years. Now we face a new type of challenge. We must become responsible citizens in our own institutional society, Westbrook Junior College.

Our Freshman year has offered many benefits. It has enabled us to broaden our minds and to accept the responsibilities of living constructively in an everchanging world. In fulfilling our goal in college life we must strive to better ourselves and to achieve maturity, both academically and socially, so that, a year from now, we may be prepared for the next challenge that lies ahead, that of becoming working partners in a society that demands education, responsible leadership, and a devotion to the ideals of the past which have made the American democracy work.

Joan Taylor President, Class of 1966

Joan Taylor, Sue Kilgore, Elaine Hages, Margie Reynolds

Officers President—Nancy Zimmermann Vice President—Gail McCarthy Secretary—Beverly Heider Treasurer—Helen St. Claire Social Chairman—Linda Theodore

Goddard Hall

Left step, left to right, front to hack: C. Foster, P. Savage. L. Furri, S. Gibson, J. Johnston, S. Cross, C. Frederiksen, M. Tucker, A. Crockett, J. Hunsaker, B. Keish, G. Morrison, A. ( P. Luce, K. Berry.

Center- H. St. Claire, L. Theodore, N. Zimmermann, B. Heider, G . McCarthy, |. Lomasney.

Right Hep, left to right, front to hack: H. Marvin, 1\ Mnrphv, L. Hooker,' I). Craig ) Hages, M. Ingham, J. Clarke, L. Oggenfnss, L. Sicard, J. Horton, P. Sibley, \ Ditata, k. Lyd stone, F. Carey, S. Frasier.

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Officers President—Kathleen Quinn Vice President—Kathy Stevens Secretary—Phyllis Alger Treasurer—Eileen Parseghian Social Chairman—Linda Cella

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Bottom to top: L. Doane, J. Medeiros, C. Gillis, C. Hall, C. Bethea, C. Hammond, C. Anetil, G. Crockett, E. Bell, P. Beals, N. Senecal, B. Bourn, C. Bachelder, S. Agrillo, A. Bloomfield, L. Harnrn, N. Whitebrook, H. MacGregor, M. Greene.

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Officers President—Margaret Taber Vice President—Margot Hoyt Secretary—Elaine Briggs Treasurer—Susan Bishop Social Chairman—Marilyn Nutter

Hersey Hall

First row: S. Tureotte, S. Johnson, J. Jurga, L. Kautz, S. Foran, A. Bushnell, E. Strpnrr, C. Eddy, B. Caminati.

Second row: L. Puffer, E. Briggs, S. Bishop, P. Taber, M. Hoyt, M. Nutter, A. Plennert, S. Walsh.

Third row: M. Eaton, C. Hall, E. Waters. J. Melvi n, S. Thomas, F. Crowe, M. Langley, I.. Duncan, \ .

Huff, D. Poli, J. Mescavage, J. Chretien, H. Essenwine, I). Munro, S. Bucloninster.

Fourth row: P. konikowski. \ 1 . Sampson, J. Cribbon, J. Taylor, 1). Hosier. B. Moranu, M. Fif/e.i.ild M. Lundin, L. Wolfe, L. Christiano, S. Godfrey, J. Gulliver, B Power Missing: E. DeBeck, S. Evans.

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First row: B. Zinkus, B. Wills, C. Batehelder, V. Ryan, S. Nolan, B. Dower, N. Woody, M. Healy.

Second row: P. Roy, F. Wheeler, S. Bullard, D. Ambrose, N. Johnson, B. White, M. Gray, S. Davison, N. Crockett, R. DeHaven, J. Conant.

Third row:.. D. Tacy, J. Winn, J. Ela, J. Wood, B. VanGorder, S. Kangisser, B. Douslin, N. Sakanishi, J. Shaheen, C. Daniels, C. Walker, N. Fernald.

Fourth row: N. Knight, J. Evans, G. Brown, S. Bontemps, C. MeGowan, S. Kilgore, J. Burr, K. Whitney.

Ginn Hall

Officers President—Barbara W h i t e Vice President—Mary Gray Secretary—Diane Ambrose Treasurer—Nancy Johnson Social Chairman—Sandy Davison

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First row: J. Pendergast, A. Medailleu, N. Williams, K. Kemble, M. Schellhorn, D. Howard, C. Mathews, B. Morrison, D. Grueter.

Second row: S. LaPierre, L. Yuill, B. Wheeler, A. Fromer, C. Bliss, P. Rolph, P. Walsh, M. King, L. Oshry, J. Johnson, C. Jones, L. McLean.

Third row: B. Quincy, J. Wallace, P. Ellis, J. Babb, B. Wood, C. Walker, M. Heuberger, B. McGarry, D. Denison, R. Marco, N. Doikos, K. Locke, J. Stauss, S. Matthews, S. Nason, K. Miller, J. Rockwell, J. Kidd.

McDougall Hall

Officers President—Pamela Rolph Vice President—Patricia Walsh Secretary—Meredith King Treasurer—Carol Bliss Social Chairman—Elizabeth Oshry

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First row: S. Lancaster, P. Ellis, B. Raser, P. Gore.

Second row: B. Ashford, J. Mann, B. Maldini, L. Aharonian, W. Proctor.

Third row: N. Youlden, B. Stuer, D. Prince, S. Caruso.

Fourth row: B. Cantara, M. J. Bull, L. McCabe, S. Siegel.

Fifth row: D. Duke, R. Saipe, J. Kirk, G. Pennacchio, M. Reynolds, L. Ambrose, D. Roscoe, S. Parker, J. Cramer, P. Goodman.

Missing: C. Henretty, K. Nette.

Linnell Hall

Officers President—Sue Lancaster Vice President—Peggy Ellis Secretary—Keven Nette Treasurer—Becki Raser Social Chairman—Pam Gore

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First row: J. Tofuri, D. Patten, M. Hendriekson, B. Davidson, M. Chesley, N. Borkow.

Second row: L. Berry, C. Matliieu, L. Rogers, E. Slater, B. Brooks, B. Tureotte, V. Riley, K. Orr, D. Bowen,

S. Roberts.

Melville House

Officers President—Beverly Davidson Vice President—Judy Tofuri Secretary—Martha I [endrickson Treasurer—Mary Anne Chesley Social Chairman—Dudley Patten

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First row: A. Robinson, C. Anderson, N. Mitchell, C. Davis, C. Kimball, N. Feldman, C. Hunt.

Second row: S. Kilbourne, C. Day, P. Glen, D. Rawson, J. Sullivan, C. Siegars, P. Ingraham, C. Gordius, L. Lano, D. Stern.

Third row: P. Stevens, C. MeKenney, D. Flaherty, N. Maxfield, C. Lankau, L. Schulz, B. Coleman, P. Jenson, J. Lowell, P. MacLean, J. Archer, C. Noden, L. Cox. Fourth row: C. Paulson, J. Moran, E. Golasanti, S. Stanley, L. Lawrence, S. Ellis, J. Mingo, R. Brown, V. Alward, S. Crabtree, J. Crosby, A. Arnold, L. Revie, E. Buckley, K. Keniski.

Day Hops Officers President—Donna Rawson Vice President—Jan Sullivan Secretary—Carol Siegars Treasurer for Seniors—Peggy Glen Treasurer for Freshmen—Charlotte Day

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Academic Activities

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First row, left to right: Dean O'Brien, Nancy Zimmermann (Secretary), Susan Lancaster (President), Margaret Taber (Vice-President), Pamela Rolph (Treasurer), Dean Bond.

Second row, left to right: Beverly Davidson, Yvonne Whiting, Donna Ravvson, Susan Reid, Kathleen Quinn, Barbara White.

Student Council

The governing body at Westbrook, the Student Council, consists of the presidents of the campus dorms and day hop organization, as well as the president of the Junior Deans and presidents of the freshman and senior classes. Among the various activities the Student Council has performed during the past year were the sponsorship of a needy family and the remembrance of many of the patients at Portland City Hospital. The Student Council also helped put into effect the successful Honor Code. The Council has done much to try and uphold the rules of the college by working for a better studentfaculty understanding.

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Seated: Margaret Ellis (Vice-President), Donna Collings, Judy Platts, Susan Reid (President), Susan Ball, Beverly Pierce, Judy Tofuri (Secretary-Treasurer).

Standing: Joan Sears, Pauline Tetzlaff, Ellen Eichmann, Anne MeEldowney, Joan Connelly, Deborah Holt, Barbara Eklund.

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Formal Initiation Party Susan Heid, President ^ '64-'65 Lindy Burr, President "63-'64

Susan Lancaster, Joanne Burr, Marilyn Nutter, (recorder) Lois Currier, Robin Schofield (presiding officer), Carole Hunt, Margaret Ellis.

Judicial Board The newly formed Judicial Board was established to share the responsibilities of the Student Council. It undertakes to regulate all college infractions of a social or academic nature.

T h e Board consists of seven members: two elected freshmen, three elected seniors, the President of the Student Council and the Vice President of the Junior Deans.

The Board meets when any aspect of a college rule is abused. All cases of a social nature are dealt with according to their severity and the circumstances involved. Cases of an academic nature are closely associated with the Academic Honor Code and are considered in accordance with this connection. All decisions of the Board are reviewed by the administration and the student is informed after their approval has been considered.

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The Honor Pledge Being cognizant of the principles of the Academic Honor Code at Westbrook and recognizing that these principles reflect the highest concepts of personal dignity and selfrespect, I am proud to affix my signature below as evidence of my own integrity and to affirm that, throughout my association with the College, I shall present no work in examination or assignment which is not entirely and unquestionably my own.

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First row: E. Oshry, S. Benoit, Y. Whiting.

Second row: M. Hoyt, J. Bragdon, E. Eichmann, J. Sears, C. Picken, B. Eklund.

Third row: M. Nutter, D. Davieau, J. Tofuri.

Fourth row: C. Lynds, J. Wood, L. Theodore, K. Keniski, B. White, D. Patten, D. McAlary, G. Cross, N. Johnson, R. Schofield, E. Fink, J. Baker, L. Hodgkin.

Tower Staff

T h e members of the T O W E R staff wish to take this opportunity to extend their sincere appreciation to Mrs. Dorothy Healy for her outstanding guidance and aid in the production of this yearbook. Your unfailing good h u m o r and adept literary knowledge have always been at our disposal, and for this and many other things, we thank you.

D-Day for the TOWER, Battleground.

TOWER EDITORS First row: J. Bragdon, E. Eichmann, J. Sears, B. Eklund.

Second row: J. Tofuri, C. Picken, S. Benoit, E. Oshry, M. Hoyt, Y. Whiting, Mrs. Healy.

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First row: C. Siegars, B. Davidson, D. Davieau, K. Lydstone.

Second row: D. Stern, M. King, M. Mallett, C. Lynds, Y. Whiting, E. Oshry, S. Foran.

Third row: J. Meseavage, B. Turcotte, G. Pennacchio, D. Tourangeau, P. McLean, C. McGowan, V. Ryan, G. Jones, L. Hodgkin.

T h e W J C News Staff of 1965 wishes to thank Miss Greta Kerr for the endless hours she has spent helping us. Her personal concern in the newspaper and its production has been invaluable. We, the News staff members, will always remember Miss Kerr as our friend and diligent advisor.

W J . C . News Staff

EDITORS M. Mallett, '. Whiting, E. Oshry, M. King, C. Lynds (Editor-in-Chief), Miss Kerr

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First row: R. Schofield, B. Davidson, H. Weimont, J. Baker, J. Carleton, M. Taber, K. Quinn, J. Tracy.

Second row: B. White, K. Foisy, D. Wilbur, P. Gore, B. LeGendre, J. George, S. Smith, G. McCarthy, N. Zimmermann, G. Cross, M. Nisbet, E. Johnson, L. Theodore.

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First row: M. Turcotte, N. Feldman, C. Gordius, J. Jurga, E. Slater, N. Doikos, D. Ambrose, K. Orr. Second row: A. Robinson, S. LaPierre, D. Tacy, N. Youlden, L. Lano, ('â&#x20AC;˘. Brown, C. McGowan, D. Flaherty, R. Marco, B. Wheeler, E. Anderson, D. Glabach, J. Taylor, B. Keish, C. Day.

1964-65 year proved to be a very busy one for t h e Junior Dental Hygienists' Association. This organization is open only to students in the Dental H y g i e n e Curriculum and in holding membership they receive all the benefits and privileges offered by a junior c h a p t e r of the American Dental Hygienists' Association. This year the organization sponsored a Non-car iogenic Tea with the purpose of familiarizing the rest of the campus with the Dental Hygiene building and the functions of a dental hygienist. To raise money for a trip to New Jersey to attend the National Junior Dental Hygienists' Association Convention, a penny sale was sponsored.

The group's advisor was Miss Linda Preston, a n d the officers for the year were Holly Weimont, President; Evalyn Slater, Vice President; Margaret Taber, Secretary; and JoAnn Jurga, Treasurer.

First row: S. Zampieri, R. Curry, B. Byron, S. Reid, C. Johnston.

Second row: S. Barto, E. Laidlaw, A. Bloomfield, J. Babb, L. Yuill, C. Hood, C. Clark, D. Melaugh.

Third row: B. Zinkus, E. Bourn, H. MacCregor.

Fourth row: F. Wheeler, B. Turcotte, L.Fucci.

Fifth row: J. Hobbs, D. Bowen.

Missing: K. Whitney, F. Carey.

Medical Technologists The Medical Technology Program consists of t h r e e years at Westbrook Junior College and a fourth year spent at an affiliated hospital, after which t h e students receive a Bachelor of Science degree.

Although the program is broadening every year, t h e r e are still the advantages of having small classes and a close relationship with the instructors. The program is structured so that the students have the benefits of some liberal arts courses as well as the necessary sciences required to become Registered Medical Technologists.

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F/r.st row: B. Morrison, M. Fitzgerald, S. Agrillo, P. Luce, S. Roberts, F . Crowe, A. Fromer, L. McLean, C. Jones, K. Keniski.

Second row: J. Hamlin, B. DeBeck, S. Rogers, L. Sicard, J. Taylor, A. Plennert, B. Dower, H. St. Claire, S. Thomas, M. Sampson.

Third row: E. Buckley, E. Fink, D . Bowen, J. Kelleher, P. Sibley, J. Melvin, A. McEldowney, V. Wier, M. Lameraner, J. Kidd, C. Daniels, D . Craig, L. Wolfe.

Fourth row: S. Davison, L. Currier, D . Howard, B. Heider, D. Roscoe, K. Ammon, J. Cerny, G. Brown, J. Miller, D. Walker, S. Bontemps, E. Laidlaw, J. Osborne, B. Turcotte, M. Gray.

Under the dynamic leadership of Miss Phyllis Elhady t h e Chorus has enjoyed an outstanding 1964-1965 season. Dedication to t h e classics of choral music and to a high quality performance has created a hardworking b u t very satisfying musical year. Among the memorable programs presented were the 17th century songs for t h e Shakespearean Week Festival, a joint concert with the Bowdoin Glee Club, t h e annual spring concert in cooperation with t h e Dance C l u b , a n d a number of appearances at off - campus events.

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Masque and Candle The highlight of the Masque and Candle year has been the celebration of the 400th anniversary of the birth of Shakespeare. Student actresses enjoyed the opportunity to work with faculty and other local actors in presenting a performance of "A Mid-summer Night's Dream."

Sunday-night Workshops were a new feature introduced to the club this year. They have given opportunity for study and experience in the varied aspects of play production.

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The appreciation and the practice of modern dance are the major objectives of the Dance Club. 1964-65 has marked an exceptionally active year in the dance with numerous off-campus performances, such as programs presented at Colby College and Gorham State College, as well as a n u m b e r of on-campus events.

First row: Pamela Gore.

Second row: Sherry Dana, Jane Potter. Carole Holmes, Pamela Ellis.

Third row: Roberta Marco, Barbara Eklund, Robin Saipe. Vicki Riley.

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This year Westbrook was host to a series of speakers well acquainted with the various aspects of a woman's life. Insight, both sociological and psychological, was gained into the separate and combined roles of the modern woman in the home, the working world, and the1 community.

Opening the thoughtful series in September w a s Dr. Zelma George speaking on " H i e Sociologist Looks at Woman in our Society." In October, D r . Robert E. L. Stridor, President of Colby CCollege, spoke on "Marriage, Partnership or Battleground?" November saw the author, Betty Eriedan, on campus to discuss her bestseller, The Feminine Mystique. Bonnie Prudden, who was a leading figure in the national physical fitness program during the Eisenhower administration, spoke on the importance of physical fitness in the life of the individual. Faculty member Arthur Freundlich spoke in early December on "The Emotional and Psychological Health of the Woman", Lesle) Frost, daughter of the late1 Robert Frost, stressed the1 importance of continuing education lor women. \n other distinguished visitor on the campus was Mrs. Pita Dar ol India. She discussed A Foreigner Looks at American Women". Mrs. Healy, Director ol Developmental Westbrook, spoke on "Women and Careers". Then, shortly after, Mrs. James S. Coles of Brunswick emphasized the necessit) and importance 1 ol women in the home1. April and Spring brought with it, appropriately enough, the1 arrival of Eleanor Lambert, one ol the nation's holding fashion and design publicists, who brought us up to date on fashion for the modern woman. The year's list of guest speakers ended on the stimulating note of "Women in Politics" with Mrs. Patsy Mink, U.S. Congresswoman from Hawaii, stressing the role ol women in this important area ol life.

A critique of the year's Dining-In convocations brought the series to a close. Seniors Ellen Eichmann, Sue1 Sharp, and Sharon Renoit presented this lively and incisive commentary.

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Parents' Weekend, during the Everywhere one looks there are Ginn and MeDougall Halls was enjoyed by parents and students

fall, is a time when mothers and fathers arc the guests of the campus. brothers, sisters, and pets of all shapes, sizes, and kinds. The dedication of a leading feature of the weekend. T w o days of fun, games, and dancing, alike, it is a weekend everyone looks forward to each year.

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Christmas Weekend

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Planning Committee

Seated, left to right: Sherry Dana, Margot Hoyt, Yvonne VVhiting, Dudley Patten, Liz Oshry.

Standing: Betsy Anderson, Sandy Davison, Sandy Zampieri.

Holly Tea

T h e annual Christmas Weekend, sponsored by t h e Senior Class, launched us into the Yuletide spirit this year. Festivities began with an all-campus effort to decorate the big tree in Alexander. Saturday's outing to the A-frame in Windham was both fun and relaxing, with ample food and singing led by Miss Preston and her escort. "Christmas in the Pines," featuring the Seven Sons of Harvard, was highlighted by a few songs from the faux pas and the crowning of lovely Caroline Bethea. The Holly Tea, sponsored by the Junior Deans, brought the weekend to a close.

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The Crystal Carnival, sponsored by the Women's Athletic Association on February fifth until the seventh, was brought in with a crystal snowfall the night before.

Starting on Friday night, we were entertained by t h e Meddiebempsters from Bowdoin and the Notables from our own campus. With the crowning of the queen, Evy Slater, the evening was brought to a close. On Saturday, many attended the festivities . at Poland Spring, where there was skiing and skating lor all. That evening, the Crystal Ball was held at the Lafayette Hotel Ballroom with music by Al Cory. Sunday, the week end drew to a close with a brunch. W.A.A. did a fine job to make the Winter Carnival a successful o n e

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AFTER TAPPING '63 - '64 Junior Deans '64 - '65 Junior Deans

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In honor of the class of 1964, "So Long At the Fair," was presented by the Class of L965. The Spring play opened u p the festivities and was followed by a lively hootennany, which featured our own Miss Linda Preston and Mr. David Fullam. Although inclement weather dampened the ground on Saturday, it did not dampen our spirits. T h e cornerstone ceremony and traditional pageant were held in the armory where we saw the crowning of the beautiful queen, Ulla Bornedahl. T h e Modern Dance Club presented a sneak preview of their program planned for the World's Fair. Maroon Awards were given out to the deserving campus leaders and ribbons were awarded to the presidents of the various organizations. Climaxing those altornoon activities was the tapping of the Junior Deans. A Hawaiian Luau preceded the memorable semi -formal, the theme of which was "Around the World in Eighty Da\ s/

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Left to right: Barb Byron, President; Robin Saipe, Corresponding Secretary; Peg Ellis, Recording Secretary; Barb Eklund, Treasurer; Anne McEldowney, Cheryl Batchelder, Cindy Picken, Margie Hager, Dale Melaugh, Betsy Power, Merrie King, Janie Baker, Judy Carleton, Judy Tofuri, Pam Gore, Chris Daniels.

Missing from picture: Carol Henretty, Vice President.

Womens Athletic Association

This year W.A.A. sponsored interdorm relays at the annual Fall cookout, playday at Colby College, interhouse sports, movies, intercollegiate bowling matches, and even faculty-student volleyball games. At the annual Spring Sports Banquet awards will be given to those girls who participated in sports events of the year earning enough points for numerals or letters. At this time Goddard Hall will be awarded the traditional cup which will be engraved for them for winning the interdorm basketball tournament. W.A.A. did a wonderful job this year in organizing the annual Winter Carnival Weekend. Mrs. Miller is the advisor and Barb Bryon is the President. With the help of them, the council was able to put on these many events this year.

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Standing, left to right: Gail Cross, Liz Oshry, Judy Carleton, Resident; Merrie King, Trip Leader; Dudley Patten, Publicity; Cindy Picken.

Kneeling, left to right: Barb White, Robin Schofield, Vice President; Shirley Turner, Secretary-Treasurer.

Missing from the picture: Lyn Laidlaw.

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The Outing Club is one of the most active clubs on campus. It provides activities both on and off campus for the students of WJC. This Fall there were three mountain climbs and, as winter set in, four ski trips were planned to Sunday River and Pleasant Mountain. The Outing Club also put on a fashion show with a ski movie to acquaint the girls with skiing. The Outing Club always finishes the season with the Annual Clam Hake at Fronts Neck. This year Judy Carleton led the1 council in planning all fun-filled events.

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Standing, left to right: Cindy Picken, Chris Daniels, Margo Hoyt, Jill Lomasney, Kester Whitney, Gail McCarthy, Nancy Fernald.

Kneeling, left to right: Greta Morrison, Cecile Matliieu, Sue Lancaster, Captain; Peg Ellis, and Bianca Maldini.

Basketball Team

The all-star basketball team this year was chosen in February at which time the girls went to Colby College to the annual playday. They played against Colby College, Bates College, and the University of Maine. On March 22 the girls wound u p the season with a 29-21 victory over the University of New Hampshire. Under the direction of our devoted coach, Mrs. Wacker, the team enjoyed their short but enthusiastic season. Sue Lancaster captained the team this year.

Standing, left to right: Barb Captain; Dudley Patten, Judy Kneeling, left to right: Kathy McKay, Janney Hunsaker, and

Moskowski, Barl) Eklund, Linda Cella, Anne McEldowney, Bachman.

Stevens, Paulette Roy, Mary Hatch, Sue Buckminster, Barb Linda Clark.

Volleyball Team

The all-star volleyball team was chosen in late February and consisted of twelve girls.

Coach Wacker arranged games with Bates College and a playday with Colby College, Bates College, and the University of Maine. The playday was held at Colby College. The girls played only five times against other schools but they showed skilled performances, strong enthusiasm and excellent sportsmanship. The team was led by their captain elect, Anne McEldowney.

Standing, left to right: Jill Lunt, Jan Sullivan, Mrs. Miller, Sharon Nason, and Nancy Senecal.

Missing are Sue Stacey, Brenda Quincy.

Fencing Team

T h e six members of the W J C fencing team this year are Jill Lunt, Sharon Nason, Brenda Quincy, Nancy Senecal, Sue Stacey, and Jan Sullivan.

These girls executed good skills and excellent sportsmanship throughout the season. The first match involved competition with Brandeis University and Bradford Junior College. Westbrook placed second and Brandeis placed first. The second match was held on March 6th when W J C had accomplished all its aims by ranking at the top with Wellesley College second and Radcliffe in third place. Jackson and Bradford Junior also participated but did not place. The final endeavor of the season was at the Intercollegiate Fencing Match at Brandeis when Nancy Senecal received a medal for 3rd place in intermediate class. Sue Stacey also received honors. The team wishes to express its thanks to Coach Miller!

Standing, left to right: Cheryl Batchelder, Loie Rogers, Marlene Webber, Judy Kneeling, left to right: Judy Dexter, and Mary Hatch.

Bowling Team

This year a new sport at W J C has been organized as a team, a bowling team. The girls bowled at Bates College and won all of their matches. They are planning scotch double matches with St. Francis College sometime in May. That should be interesting!

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Jane Pendergast, Jackie Gribbon, Sue Rogers, Laura Kautz.

Mary Ingham, Betsy Wills, Betsy Power, and Naney Borkow.

Badminton Team

The Badminton Team is a new addition this year. At Bates College they played two sets of doubles and won both those matches. At the University of New Hampshire they had three sets of doubles, two of which they lost. Considering that the team is new on our campus, they did very well. Each girl should be congratulated for a fine performance and excellent sportsmanship. Our new Mrs. Hughes is the advisor for our badminton team.

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Missing: Sharon Martin, Nancy Borkow, Man Ingham, Marilyn Susan Roberts.

Tennis Team

The tennis team will get under way early this Spring. The girls chosen for the b a m will be busy with practices at least twice a week to prepare for a busy game schedule. The teams which have already been scheduled to compete against our WJC stars are Deering High School, Waynflete, South Portland High School, and Kents Hill. If time permits, we shall try to arrange matches with Plymouth State College and the University of New Hampshire. As we go to press, the team has not been chosen, but some of the anticipated players are Sue Lancaster, Peg Ellis, Betsy Power. Cindy Picken, Mary Ingham, and Nancy Borkow.

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