Tower 1968

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Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor A1t Editor Senior Editor Freshman Editor Faculty Editor Actwities Editor Sports Editor C andids Editor Business Managers Head Typist Advisor

STAFF - 1968 Marcia McEldowney Susan Tupper Lee Nightingale Jill Nardone Laurel Mitchell Andrea Williams Donna Roche Betty Bird Susan Mosby Mary Porterfield Louise Bonneau Bonnie Dutton Mrs. Dorothy Healy

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CONTENTS Dedication

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Administration and Faculty

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Seniors

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Fall

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Winter

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Spring

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Class Data

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RoBERT FRosT

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The Editorial Staff of the TOWER has chosen this year to speak to you through the voice of America's most beloved poet, Robert Frost. Because, like !tim, we have lived through the glorious New England seasons and have seen the bright hues of Autumn, the qttiet beauty of new fallen mow, tlze green -gold of Spring, we feel that the seasons will color our memories of Westbrook. As you read over the familiar Frost lines, Wl' hope you will hear, once again, iu your mind's ear his voice "saying" !tis poemJ路 and that you 'will agree 'with w that lze tells it the way it iJ better than auyollt' elJe ever lzaJ. In memory, therefore, a11d i11 admiration of Robert Frost, the Tower Staff presents this book as a way of cxpreSJing our gratitude for his poetry .

Marcia M rEldmmzcy Editor

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"You've finished. I'm dismissed. I want to run Toward what you make me see beyond the world.

Unlock the door for me."

Robert Frost

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dedication Your intellectual integrity, your tempered optimism, your own generous belief in the best that is in people, have taught us to look to the fut1tre with an upward glance. Because your door has never been closed to 11s and because we have been able to confide in you, secure in tlze knowledge that what we say will be received with understanding and held in trust, we have come to respect and honor you.

By depending on you for guidance and finding it good and true, we have learned that the space bct'1.vecn tlze genr'rat iom is not a gap but a bridge.

To you, D ean Bond, the Class of 19 68 is proud and happy to express its appredation and affection through this dedication to you of the 1968 TOWER. Marcia McEld0'7.vney Editor

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May you, each of you, be one on whom nothing is lost. May you always be aware of your associates and your capacity to make their lives complete, and may you learn to manage your lives with taste and judgment, with rational idealism, patience, courage and responsibility.

All these, plus a well cultivated sense of humor, will bring you happiness.

From President Blewett's Opening Convocation Address, 1967

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It is hard to shut out from the mind the world Talking and laughing at one's ear, shining Its bright streets in one's eyes and Touching one so familiarly.

But I am weary of it all the same and think So wishfully of a world more quiet, a world Where I perhaps would be intruder, but I would Sit or walk very quietly and only watch The water running and the trees holding the sttn And the grass lifting from the wind, listening To whatever spoke or sang. And I would take Only such as I needed and worship God alone Among the hills.

A World More Quiet Richard Bond

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Mrs. Dorothy Healy Director of Development

Mrs. Reta Rumrill Alumnae Secretary

Dr. Myron Hager Director of Admissions

Mr. Edwin Horne Assistant to Director of Admissions and Assistant in Counselling to the D ean

officers of administration

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Mr. John Wolf Business Manager

Miss Kathl)'n Butterfield Bursar

Mr. Oliver Gerl)' Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Mrs. Sarah W. Jackson Librarian

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Mrs. Thelma Adams Business Education

Mr. Edward Hooghkirk Science

Mrs. Jean Miller Physical Education

department chairmen

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Mrs. Claudia Watson Nursing Education

Miss Rose Lambertson Social Studies

Mr. Roger Garrison Language and Literature

Mr. H.ichard Hobert<路 Humanities

Mrs. Margaret vVilson Dental Hygiene

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ON TEACHING It is commonly recognized that teaching is more than a skill and a profession, that it is essentially an art that deals with the substance and color of youthful intereJ路ts and capacities. For the teacher, it is an art that demands an intricate balance of knowledge, enthusiasm, and int1tition. It requires a sensitivity to a hundred diverse temperaments, a refusal to be discouraged by indifference, a constant capacity to 1'eward the diligent and to stimulate the reluctant.

It is an essential that the teacher be honest with regard to his own commitment and to be firm but fair with regard to the commitment of others, to discriminate between levels of performance, to criticize without discouraging, to defer, sometimes, to opinions less experienced but equally sincere. Teaching demands of the teacher both self-respect and humility, objectivity and compassion, idealism and hard-headedness, a sense of gravity and a sense of httmor.

Teaching is, in short, a way of living demanding all that is humanly best in those who practice it. For those who practice it best it provides rich recompense in the continuing association with the questing minds andgenerous spirits of the young.

Richard F. Bond Dean of the College

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Mr. George Barr Language and Literature

Mrs . Judith Campbell Dental Hygiene

Mr. Thomas Cathcart Humanities 19

Mrs. Bernice Clark Business Education

Mrs . Rosetta-Ann Crandall Nursing Education

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Miss Joan Conklin Dental Hygiene

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Dr. Charles Cushing Dental Hygiene

Miss Ann Cypress Nursing Education

Miss Phyllis Elhady Humanities

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Mr. Arthur Freundlich Social Studies

Miss Margaret Giroux Business Education

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Miss Ann Googins Business Education

Mr. John Gordon Science

Miss June Gray Physical Education

Mr. Stephen Halpert Language and Literature

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Mr. Keith Hammel Speech

Miss Elizabeth Honan Business Education

Mrs. Betsy Hewes Physical Education 24

Mr. William Jordan Social Studies Miss Eleanor Johnson Language and Literature

Mr. Alfred Lambert Science

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Mr. Carlyle Lewis Science

Dr. Carl Mayhew Dental Hygiene

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Dr. Vishwanath Naravane Humanities

Mr. Theodore Peny Humanities

Miss Deborah Pratt Nursing Education

Mr. William Redmond Science

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Miss Ann Roberts

Business Education

Mrs. Ashby Rocha Language and Literature

Mrs. Freda Schilling Business Education

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Mr. Richard Simmons Language and Literature

Mr. Vaughn Twaddel Business Education

Mrs. Jane Wacker Physical Education

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Mrs. Mary Pyne, Miss Leona Borge, Mrs. Anna Allen

Dr. Gisela Davidson College Physician

administrative â&#x20AC;˘ assistants Miss Judy Parson Clerical Assistant D epartment of Nursing Education

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Mrs. Anita Murray Assistant Librarian

Miss Marilyn Goodreau Secreta1y, Department of Dental Hygiene

Mr. Robert Carson Saga Food Service

Mrs. Donna Wood Secretary to the President

Mrs. Margaret Gonyea Recorder and Secretary to the Dean

Mrs. Joyce Marshall Secreta1y to Director of Admissions

administrative assistants

Mrs. Isabelle Brown Clerical Assistant, Dean's Office

Miss Elsie Bisbee Assistant to the Bursar

Mrs. Janet Palmer Bookstore Manager Mrs. Beryl Lord Bookstore Assistant

Miss Greta Kerr Director of News Service

Mrs. Marian Lambe1t Clerical Assistant, Development Office

Mrs. Elizabeth Farr Clerical Assistant, Alumnae Office

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June, 1968, will mark the retirement of Mr. Olver Gerry, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. Mr. Gerry has been a familiar and popular figure on the \Vestbrook campus for over eighteen years. The pleasure which we all enjoy in \Vestbrook's well -kept buildings and attractive grounds is the result in large part of Mr. Gerry's own dedication to keeping our college operating at the best possible level. But, above and beyond the regular duties of his office, ,\lr. Gerry has won the high regard of all the \Vestbrook Family for his kindness, his patience, his willingness to extend a skillful helping hand in any situation.

On behalf of the Class of 1968, the Tower Staff extends best wishes to Mr. Geny and his family for much happiness in the years ahead.

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Mrs. Helene McGorrill Head Resident

Mrs. Georgie Fenderson Assistant College Hostess

hostesses and house directors

Standing: Mrs. Dorothy Delano, Mrs. Vera Johnson, Mrs. Ruth Loveless, Mrs. Ina Thompson, Mrs. Lola Hasenauer.

Sitting: Mrs. Rowena Carey, Mrs. Gladys Oakley, Mrs. Eleanor Dawson.

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from A Young Birch The birch begins to crack its outer sheath 0 f baby green and show the white beneath, As whosoever likes the young and slight May well have noticed. Soon entirely white To double day and cut in half the dark It will stand forth, entirely white in bark, And nothing but the top a leafy greenThe only native tree that dares to lean, R elying on its beauty to the air.

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THE PRESIDENT'S CHAIN OF OFFICE

S. Hale, Treasurer; L. Am01y, Secreta1y; B. Baima, Vice-President; J. Gruber, President.

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Mrs. Wacker, Miss Googins

A college serves as a foundation for learning, a learning which creates an insight unique to each individual. A college can help shape and set student objectives, if it believes in its students and if, in turn, they believe in the college. Education is thus a give and take process in which the giving and taking on both sides of the academic fence must be participated in freely and generously. To those of us who have been willing during these past two years to give and take in this spirit, Westbrook has offered a rich and memorable experience.

Our college has been, truly, the "Westbrook family."

Here we have made close friendships; here we have found knowledge, understanding and guidance.

Westbrook has earned our gratitude. llopefully, in the years that lie ahead it will receive the continuing loyalty of the Class of 1968.

Jane Gruber President, Class of 1968

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Pamela A. Adams

Laurie S. Allen

Mady Jo Allen

Lucy G. Amory

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Cathy A . Bailey

Barbara G. Baima

Carolyn S. Banks

Gail Ann Barlow

Kay !. Barrett

Cheryl Beasley

D eborah R. Becker

Diane B emis

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Andrea L. Berry

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Katherine Ann Berry

Elizabeth Bird

Kaye E. Bloomer

Marsha Balderson

Louise C. Bonneau

Irene F. Bouchqrd

Paula D. Bratt

Pamela A. Brooks

Judith C. Brown

Ellen /. Bryant

Mary Jane R. Buch 43

Susan D. Bulkley

Linda L. Callahan

Mary E. Callahan

Donna R. Cameron

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Kate L. Cameron

Barbara A. Carmon

Jean E. Carter

Judith A. Case

Elizabeth T. Cebulski

Linda L. Chapin

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Janice Chick

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Katherine R. Cleary

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Diane M. Cody

Marina C olonas

Jean E. Cooper

Cynthia C. Corkum

Dorothy G . Couper

Judith L. Crane

H eather Crowell

Colleen P. Cullen

Cm路ole R. Danforth

Jane Cyr

L ois E. Davison

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Linda J. DeLuca

Suzanne Pullen Decker

Susan Detjens

Lorraine Detweiler

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Ge?-aldean Donahue

Carol A. Driver

Mary P. Duffett

B annie J. Dutton

Stephanie f. Earle

Ellen Edgell

Vicki A . Elliot

Olive-]ean Ellis

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Martha A. English

Paula Ferren

Elaine A. Field

Marcia C. Foster

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Linda L. Frazier

Patricia L. Fredriksen

Sandra Gaboriault

Sandra Gallant

Mary Garland

Sally ]. Gay

Kristine E. Gill

Area J. Freeman

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Michelle Glodt

Nancy M. Gorton

Jane B. Gruber

Mana f. Gushee

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Shirley A. Hale

Barbara f. Hancock

Susan L. Harrington

Susan M. Harrington

Pamela A. Harte

Elizabeth S. Haskell

Janet L. Hastings

Judith E. Hay es

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Alice P. Hersum

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Gail E. Higgins

Pamela S. Hitchcock

Marilyn E. Hooper

Sandra M. Houghton

Sharon E. J ameyson

Meredith f. Johnson

Linda C. Jonsson

Nancy I. Kaler

Kathryn E. Keegan

Lynne D. Kershaw

Jennifer Kimball

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Penney J. Kinsman

Priscilla P. Kingman

D eborah A. Knight

Patricia E. Lacroix

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Cynthia L. LaR au

Linda A. Lawrence

Christine A. Lekas

Ann P. Levesque

Judith L. Long

Jacqueline A. Lord

Linda K. Lowell

Nancy J. Lymburner

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Pamela A. Lynch

lVancy A1akarchuk

Kathleen

Diane L. A1anchester

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Linda A1anchester

Deborah L. A1 cCoy

Joan McDowell

Marcia R. McEldowney

Frede?-ica M c I lwain

Nan E. McLeary

Virginia W. "-Wercer

Margaret A. Miller

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B annie M. Mitchell

Susan Miller

Fran M. Mitchell

Laurel Mitchell

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] eannine D. Morrill

Susan P. Morrissey

Susan K. Mosby

Cheryl F. Moulton

Jill E. Nardone

Marilee ]. Navin

Carol f. N ew comb

Elizabetlz R. N ewton

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Linda R. N iebacker

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Lee W. Nightingale

Nancy C. 0' Brien

Rose L. Ouellette

Mary Ann Pasieka

Marcia Andersen Perkins

Sallyjean Pierce

Linda Poland

Mary Lee Porterfield

Susan L. Priest

Dianne Marie Purpura

D eborah A. Ramah

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Susan C. Rand

Susan Raymond

Beverly A. Reynolds

Anne Riese

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Cheryl A. Riopel

Larraine F. Riopel

Janet E. Robinson

Donna M. Roche

Cheryl Rocque

Marilyn Rogers

Linda L. R ohrer

Karen E. R oney

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Betty I. Russell

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Christine A. Sagris

Catherine L. Schopp

Carol R. Sessler

Carol A. Shapiro

I oan E. Silverman

Ruth A. Simpson

Diane P. Sleath

D eborah L. Smith

Nathalie A. Smith

Patricia Snow

Carroll M. Soucy

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Gail E. Spear

Janet B. Soule

Mary M. Sprague

Kristina B. Steele

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Donna S. Stetson

Margaret A. Stewart

Linda J. Stoecker

Elizabeth A. Stoddard

C. Lynn Thorn

L eslie A. 7' oppan

Sharon L. Townsend

Fredericka P. Troy

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Susan M. Tupper

Joan C. Vincent

J udit!t A. Vincent

Diane f. Walker

R ebecca Wall

Linda A. W alz

Janet L. Wambolt

Susan E. Wells

Vickie S. W eymottth

Kathleen G . White

Lynn Gillespie White

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Andrea M. Williams

Linda M. Woodbury

Lorraine Woodman

Deborah Woods

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Janet Woodward

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Have I not walked without an upward look 0 f caution under stars that very well Might not have missed me when they shot and fell?

It was a risk I had to take- and took.

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TO VICKI On occasion I deny the existence of intangible reality - all that I'm not touching, all that's not in me. You are a part of me, regardless of your transition from physical to abstract. U pan reaching tlzis conclusion, I think, "You were and continue to be of me, therefore yott ARE." But this little consolatory rationalization never con tributes one grain of comfort to your goneness.

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The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the unde,r growth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black.

Oh, I kept the first for another day I Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back.

I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhe1'e ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

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freshman officers and advisors Mr. Barr and Mr. Cathcart

How truly ideal are those id~als we are taught to uphold at Westbrook. We come to Westbrook with a purpose, but we do not fully understand it until we endeavor to ful fill it through education. Education on the college level has numerous facets. liV hen discovered and studied through exploration, they are conquered. And in this true satisfaction lies.

During our first year at Westbrook, we strive to uphold these ideals, discover our purpose, and gain true satisfaction through added knowledge.

Margery Feinberg President, Class of 1969

Ann Poskkitt, Secretary; Margery Feinberg, President; Dawn Dow, Treasurer and Amy Bumsted, Vice President.

1st row, left to right, Beth Eme1y, Donna Clough, Marcia Horsman, Susan Hatt. 2nd row, left to right, Brenda Ashley, Cynthia Albert, Cynthia Barber. 3rd row, left to right, Jean Gibe rson, Betsy Oliver, Christine Calahan, Linda Campbell, Marilyn Bloom. 4th row, left to right, Sandra Parker, Susanne Dixon, Ma rie Gilbert, Kathy Casey, Diana Drury, Bonnie Coombs.

ginn hall 1st rotc, left to right: Jana Cushman, Susan Mosby, Elizabeth Haske ll, Martha English (Pres.), Diane Schnyer. 2nd row, left to right: Judy Vincent, Joan Silverman, Deborah Gibbs.

1st row, left to right: Susan LaFortune, Edith Johnson, Ellen Mortimer, Pamela Hurley, Mary Elizabeth Copeland, Linda Sundblad, Linda Parent, Nancy Higgins, Lucinda Gray. 2nd row, left to right, Mmy Kaey, Judith Dame, Barre tt Holliday, Patricia Lanigan, Nancy Hochberg, Deborah Gibbs, Jana Cushman.

1st row, left to right: Eugena Arnott, Paula Dickey, Cecily Grant, Barbara Trask, Deborah Stevens, Susan Hail, Sharon Bailey, Nancy Alsterlund. 2nd row, left to right: Wendy Burns, Irene Boucher.

goddard hall 1st row, left to right: Andrea Williams, Janet Nannini, Olive-Jean Ellis. 2nd row, left to right: Christine Segds, Deborah Ramah, Cecily Grant.

1st row, left to right: Marguerite Clark, Janet Nannini, Andrea Calef, Roberta Ferioli. 2nd row, left to right: Susan Hess, Deborah Schmitt, Martha Hunter, Christine Hamacher, Martha Chase.

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1st row, left to right: Heather Durward, Priscilla Campbell. 2nd row, left to right: Maureen Rodden, Katherine Shepard, Connie Chandler, Debbie Fisher, Susan Libby, Joyce Laroe.

3rd row, left to right: Joanne Lauqelle, Cynthia Webber, Jane Ohmart, Barbara Milhender, Marie Cyr, Nancy Clark, Carol Williams .

hersey hall

1st row, left to right: Jackie Holton, Judy Case, Marsha Bolderson, Susan Kyle. 2nd row, left to right : Nan McLeary, Jennifer Kimball, Christine Clark.

1st row, left to right: Mary Blocklinger, Gail Scarpello, Susan Benton, Leslee Craven.

2nd row, left to right: Karen Whitmarsh, Mary Haus, Jane Donchez, Christine Clark.

3rd row, left to right: Marilyn Sargent, Deborah Vese, Nancy Friedman, Susan Kyle, Louise Hitchcock, Lynda Cox.

Iinnell hall

Pamela Whitham, Kimberley Simpson, Judith Jabaily, Karen Murphy, Judith Mulhern, Cynthia Doherty, Kathleen Mills, Linda Amaru.

2nd row, left to right: Dianne Merrill, Barbara McGee, Martha Thomas, Shelley Preston, Kathrine Huber. 3rd row, left to -right: Margery Feinburg, Jan Ayotte, Joanne McAllister, Susan Fitch.

1st row. left to right: Carol Newcomb, Linda Amaru, Jane McGraves, Linda Jonsson. 2nd row, left to -right: Margery Feinburg, Linda Frazier.

1st row, left to right: Nancy Dowd, Kathy Brooks, Donna Cameron, Linda Woodbury. 2nd row, left to -right: Judith Brown , Joyce Snow, Susan Morrissey.

melville house

Pam Holden, Judith Conway, Beverly Bodwell, Jennifer Briggs, Kathy Brooks, Joyce Snow, Roberta Ave1y, Ellen Zeldner, Margaret Bergen, Nancy Dowd .

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1st row, left to right, Dianna Moore, Judith Schirmer, Linda Mathews, Darlene Zettergren, Sandra Joyce, Gwendolyn Dewey, Cherry Francioso. 2nd row, left to right, Ann Poskitt, Maura Kehoe, Jacqueline Kohlma, Jane Sanger, Helen Rafferty, Estrellita DeSanctis, Margaret Stokes. 3rd row, left to right, Janet Gilmore, Barbara Guarente, Barbara Jacabson, Elizabeth West, Jill Parker, Deborah Brett, Joyce Paquet, Amy Bumsted.

mcdougall hall 1st row, left to right: Irene Bouchard, Sandy Houghton, Carol Sessler, Amy Bumsted, Glenis Pye. 2nd row, left to right: Elizabeth Woodcock, Joyce Paquet, Barbara Baima, Linda Lowell.

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1st row, left to right, Pamela Pellistri, Cynthia Leete. 2nd row, left to right, Lynne Gardner, Sharon Gervais, Judith Mulholland, Glenis Pye. 3rd row, left to right, Linda Blunda, Janet Moir, Dawn Dow, Diana Freese, Cheryl Hewitt, Christine Dirkson, Ellen Vecchio, Elizabeth Woodcock, Christine Stanley, Dawn Sherburne, Ellen Townsend.

proctor hall 1st row, left to right: Joanne Pearson, Linda Darcy. 2nd row, left to right: Elizabeth D elaney, Lynda Scott, Claire Romano, Connie Gaines, Victoria .Guzzardo. 3rd row, left to right: Linda Plamondon, Jac'C[ueline Nardone, Priscilla Bode, Paula Hartwell.

1st row, left to right: Catherine Schopp, Victoria Guzzardo, Susan Bulkley. 2nd row, left to right: Jane Morrison, Joan Vincent, Jane Gruber.

1st row, left to right: Jane Morrison, Susan Collins, Linda Cilley .

2nd row, left to right: Susan Tyler, Linda Burgess, Gloria LaVigne, Candice Kirby, Joanna Ward. 3rd row, left to right: Karen Pemrick, Doreen Spencer, Gail Alcorn.

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day hops

First row left to right: Sylvia J. McGlinchey, Debbie Rand, Linda Clark, Gail Shirley, Denise Soule, Caren Priest, Martha Giguere, Marcia Gay, D awna Skillin, Geraldine Durant.

Second row left to right: Deborah Grant, Jane Cobb, Cherri Parker, Louise Baird, Kathleen Connolly.

First row left to right: Catherine Mahany, Cheryl Childs, Jacqueline Ahearn.

Second row left to right: Nancy Geer, Cynthia Morse, Maureen Leary.

Third row left to right: Mary Allen, Linda Cash, Ann Beal, Sarah McCue.

Left to right: Julie Brown, Sandra Elliot, Nancy Lizotte, Marcia McLean, Maybelle Blanchard, Ruth Lessor, Patricia Kennedy, Elaine St. Pierre, Martha Giguere, Cheryl Newell, Maria Salisbury .

happy daze!

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georgetown conference "What make.1 a quality college?"

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parent's weekend Standing, 0. J. Ellis, L. Jonsson, J. Case, S. Bulkley.

Sitting, D. Stetson, D. Cameron, C. Schoop, M. English.

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Standing, R. F erioli, N . Friedman, S. Kyle, E. Stoddard, N. Yacobian, D. Schmitt, W. Burns, ]. Snow, D . Becker.

Kneeling, B. Holiday, C. Grant, C. Banks, S. Detjens, A. Bumsted, F. Troy, C. Clark.

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dining-in college 1967-1968

PROBLEMS OF U.S. DIPLOMACY IN A CHANGING WORLD JOHN MAcVANE PN Correspondent for ABC

MASS COMMUNICATION: PATTERN FOR PROGRESS RICHARD C. TOBIN MANAGING EDITOR, Saturday Review

THE MARKS OFCHRISTIAN INVOLVEMENT WILLIAM STRINGFELLOW

Attorney, Author

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w. j. c. news staff Standing: J. Nannini, :.1iss Kerr, D. Stetson, l. Bouchard, B. Haskell, L. White, D. Cameron.

Sitting: P. Bergin, L. Jonsson, B. Mitchell, S. Jameyson, S. Morrissey, Editor; R. Avery, J. Snow, E. Zeldner.

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Stopping By Woods On A Snowy Evening Whose woods these are I think I know.

His house is in the village though; H e will not see me stopping here To watch his woods fill up with snow.

My little horse must think it queer To stop without a farmhouse near Between the woods and frozen lake The darkest evening of the year.

H e gives his harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake.

The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake.

The woods are lovely, dark and deep.

But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.

christmas weekend

Princess Shelly and Escort.

HOLLY PRINCESS CANDIDATES Left to right: Barbara Trask, Ann Poskitt, Sandy Parker, Joyce Snow, Princess Shelly P reston, Cynthia Morse, Viki Guzzardo, and Jackie Holton.

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Christmas Weekend Committee Standing: G. Mercer, K. Beny.

Sitting: M. Colonas, B. Baima, J. Gruber, S. Hale.

On Floor: J. Kimball, L. Amory, S. Houghton.

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Rickie Troy, Jackie Lord, Debbie Becker

Tom Paxton

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Standing: E. Field, D. Cameron, Jennifer Kimball, A. Beny, N. Gorton, S. Miller, D. Couper, T. Chenell, C. Gill, K. Beny, S. Priest, S. Hale, J. Long.

Sitting: I. Bouchard, R. Ouellette, C. Schopp, S. Tupper, S. Harrington, S. Gallant, S. Pierce, N. Makarchuk, G. Barlow, L . Manchester.

senior dental hygienists

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Standing : D. Stevens, gess, E. St. Pierre, L. Sitting: N. Alsterlund, M. Giguere, L. Cilley,

S. Hatt, M. J. Blockinger, J. Dame, J. Pearson, S. Gervais, L. BurSargent, L. Craven, D. Sherbourne, B. Oliver, S. Hall, K. Whitmarsh.

S. Newell, J. Laroe, D. Piccirillo, C. Callahan, D. Dow, L. Darcy, K. Murphy, L. Parent, G. Scarpello.

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Standing: G. Donahue, J. Vincent, B. Russell, L. Frazier, J. Vincent, M rs.

Cyr, D . Bemis.

Sitting: J. Woodward, D. Walker, J. Cooper, C . Riopel, L. Stoecker.

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Standing: C. Cameron, D. C lough, L. Baird, K. Smith, L. Stewart, D . Stark, A. Bumsted, C. Roberts, J. Briggs, G. Alcorn, B. Sull ivan, L. Sanborn.

Sitting: G. D urant, S. Benton, J. Goodwin, F . Fowler, P. Poirier.

medical technologists Front to back: Mr. Gordon, J. Dimock, J. Metcalf, N. Nutting, B. Ciechowski, D . Schnyer, L. Clayton, L. Flewelling, J. McGraves, L. Cruickshank, K. Reinauer.

M. Sprague, D. Sleath, P. Hitchcock, M. Porterfield, K. Barrett, P. Brooks, C. Moulton.

Back: S. Parker, D. Brette, M. Davis, M. Cyr. Front: J. Conway, B. Bodwell, C. Albert, E. DeSanctis.

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Back row: D . Hutchins, C. Sagris, M. McEldowney, D. Drury, B. Bothwick, S. Gaboriault, S. Fitch , S. Wells, A. Poskitt, J. Kohlman, L. Hooper, C. Flewelling, K. Keniski.

Front row: J. Holton, J. Giberson, N. Kaler, P . Bode, J. Wambolt, J. Ward, L. Craven, M. Blocklinger, M. Copeland, P. Dickey, A. Levesque, B. Guarente, S. Harrington, M. Duffett, J. Gruber, M. Keay, R. Ferioli, R. Aveâ&#x20AC;˘y, W. Burns, J. Sanger, A. Bumsted, G. Dewey, M. Bergin, K. Mills, H. Simpson.

Back row: B. Carman, R. Factor, A. Poskill, N. O'Brien, M. Horsman, L. Matthews, P. Bergin, B. Haskell, L. Sargent, D. Schimtt, D. Drury, J. Briggs, J. Pear on, D. Freese, E. Johnson, L. Clayton, B. Jacobson .

Second row : C. Williams, B. Baima, D. Clough, K. Brookes, M. Glodt, J. Gruber, J. Snow, J. Donchez, R. Troy, D. Ramah.

First row: B. Emery, S. Hall, J. Jabaily, J. Freedman, B. Avery, V. Guzzardo, S. Hewitt.

masque & candle

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M. Fienburg, E. Bryant, S. Raymond, L. Jonsson, K. ~Lthoney , A. Freeman, L. Cruckshank, J. Nardone, E. Carter, J. Dimock, P. O'Brien.

modern dance

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S. Elliott, P. Lynch, L. Parent, B. Guarente,

J.

Schirmer, 0. J. Ellis,

J.

Nardone, N. Alsterland.

Standing: D. Pmvura, R. Troy, ]. Nardone, N. Higgins, A. Bumstead, Sitting: M. Balderson, J. Chick, S. Detjens, L. Amory, D. Becker.

J. Lord.

w. a. a. council

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volleyball

Standing: M. Balderson, D. Vece, C. Sessler, A. Bumsted, F. Troy, J. McDowell.

Kneeling: M. Allen, K. Pemrick, L. Cox, N. Friedman, C. Gaines.

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N. Gear, S. Preston, S. Detjens, M. Leary, C. LaRou.

skiing

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Standing: A. Bumsted, D. Brett, H. Rafferty, C. LaRou, A. Poskitt.

Kneeling: B. Bodwell, J. Parker, H. Higgins, M . Gilbert, C. Clark.

basketball

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fencing

A. Poskitt,

J.

Holton, H. Simpson,

J.

Metcalfe, D. Purpura, E. Mortimer.

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Standing, F. Troy, J. Hayes, L. Nitingale, Mrs. Hewes.

Kneeling, J. Brown, K. Roney, L. Chapin, L. Lowell.

badminton

riding

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I guess one way of putting it would be That you have freedom when you're easy m Your harness.

R. F.

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dining-in â&#x20AC;˘ winter Cybernation and Its Impact on American Society Alice Mmy Hilton

Conservation Lawrence Stuart

The Changing American Character Frank M. Coffin

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Nothing Gold Can Stay Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold.

Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour.

Then leaf subsides to leaf.

So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes down to day.

Nothing gold can stay.

The last dusting of snow

and suddenly it's spring

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Chris Conner, Maroon Award

may week

Cynth ia Averill, May Queen, 1967

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Carol Leaman, Cynthia Averill, Gai l Ougoorlian,

end 1967

She1yl Gaudette, Susan Holland.

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junior deans

Left to right: J Brown, C. Sagris, L. Lowell, J. Vincent, J. Vincent, S. Jameyson, I. Bouchard, D. Schnyer, C. Newcomb, L. Call ahan, G. Donahue, G. Barlow, President J. Kimball.

judicial board

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Standing: K. Cameron, S. Priest, J. Lord.

Sitting: C. Schopp, A. Freeman, J. Nardone.

As a Junior Dean I will do my vety best To tmderstand and work with others, To further the academic aims of Westbrook, To inspire a sound moral tone of the campus, And to lead others in the direction of the Westbl路ook Way.

TilE 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 self-respect, I am proud to affix my signature below as evidence of my own integrity and to affirm that, throughout my association with the College, 1 shall present no work in examination and assignment which is not entirely and unquestionably my own.

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Standing: A. Freeman, M. F einburg, J. Gruber.

Sitting: D . Stetson, D. Cameron , C . Sessler, S. Bulkley, J. Kimball, C. Schopp, M. English, J. Case, 0. J. Ellis, L. Jonsson.

student council

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Standing: M. Stewart, J. Hayes, M. Porterfield, S. Mosby, V. Mercer, L. Mitchell, J. Nardone, D. Roche, D. Becker.

Sitting: L. Bonneau, B. Dutton, L. Nightingale, M. McEldowney, Editor; S. Tupper, E . Bi.rd.

Kneeling: A. Poskitt, K. Brookes, D. Gibbs.

tower '68 staff

135

Standing, J. Brown, A. Freeman, P. Miller, R. Troy, B. Baima, L. Lowell.

Kneeling, L. Woodbury, L. Thorn, S. Detjens, E. Stoddard, D. Becker.

lacrosse archery

A. Hersum, S. Gay, P. Harte, B. Mitchell.

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Poets are like baseball pitchers.

Both have their moments. The intervals are the tough things.

R.F.

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dining-in • spring Looking at ~1odern Arts Richard ~1cLanathan

Education in the Future Tense Alvin Toffler

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The Student View American Society in Transition Donna Stetson Tina Sagris Irene Bouchard

elegancia indigena "My own aspiration is the same as that of Simon Bolivar, who envisioned a federation of states covering the entire American continent. In 1826, at the 1st Pan American Congress at Panama he wrote: 'The New World would be constituted in independent nations, joined together by a common law and ... where the barriers of origin, race and color would disappear.'

But this can only come about if we are willing to meet our American neighbors as individuals if we are willing to speak both the language of the mind with statistics and ideas and the language of the heart with feelings and emotions. To achieve a better quality of life in this American continent, it is not enough to know and understand: we must also communicate and love."

From address by Mario Nannetti Valencia of Bogota, Colombia, March 28, 1968.

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At the deLyra Opening Reception

Artist at work- Vincent Hargen

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the classroom

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faculty

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Earth's the right place for love: I don't know where it's likely to go better.

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Out walking . . . . one gray day, I paused and said, "I will turn back from here. 路 No, I will go on farther - and we shall see ...

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PA\IELA A. ADA\.IS 7-! Pleasant Street Eliot, \Iaine 0.390.3

.\fedical Secretary LAURIE S. ALLEN 167 Parker Hoad Needham, \1assachusetts Liberal Arts W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Senior \Veek 2; Lacross Team 1, 2. \lADY JO ALLEN ~.tount Desert !\Iaine 0-!660 Lilu'ral Arts W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; All Star Basketball 1; Christmas Weekend 2; \.lay Weekend 2.

LUCY G . AMORY 1:38 Lowe II Road Wellesley llills, 1\lassachusetts 02181 Li!Jeral Arts WJC News Sports Editor 2; Pineland 1, 2; \V AA I, Treasurer 2; 1\tasq ue & Candle 1; Tennis Team 1, 2; Class Secretary 2.

CATIIY A. BAILEY 99 Spring Street Saco, \1ainl' 0-!072 General Studies WAA 1, 2.

CHERYL A. BEASLEY 576 Chelsea Crescent Beaconsfield Province of Quebec, Canada Liberal Arts Christmas Weekend 2; WAA 1, 2; TOWER 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Basketball Team l.

IRENE F. BOUCHARD 11 Roosevelt Avenue Van Buren, Maine 0-!785 Dental Hygiene Junior ADllA 1, Treasurer 2; Chorus 1; Judicial Board 1; House Council 1, 2; Junior Dean 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Parents' Weekend 1; TOWER 2.

DEBORAH R. BECKER

PAULA D. BRATT 27 Huckleberry Road Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01942 Retailing Westbrook Dancers 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1; Winter Carnival 1, 2; Christmas Weekend l.

65 Douglas Road

New Canaan, Connecticut 06840 General Studies W AA 1, Manager 2; Winter Weekend 2; TOWER 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Pineland 1; May Weekend 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

DIANE BEMIS 156 Bolton Street Portland, Maine Nursing Student Nurses' Association 1, 2.

ANDREA L. BERRY R.F.D. 1 Raymond, New Hampshire 03077 Dental Hygiene W AA 1, 2; Junior AD IIA 1, 2; Interdorm Sports 1, 2.

KATHERINE ANN BERRY 297 Winter Street

PAMELA A. BROOKS 26 Inwood Road Aubmn, Massachusetts 01501 Medical Technology Chorus l; Med. Tech. Association 1, 2.

JUDITH C. BROWN 303 Chesnut Street

Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940 Secretarial Studies W AA 1, 2; Tennis Team 1, 2; Lacrosse Team 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Junior Dean 2; Fire Warden 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend 1; lnter-llouse Sing Chairman l.

West 1\ledfiJrCI, \lassachusl'tts 02155 Liberal Arts Class Vice-President 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; \V AA 2; Masque & Candle 2; Chorus I; Fire Warden 2; House Council Social Chairman 2; Executive Committee I; May Weekend 1; Christmas \Veekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Winter Carnival 2; Senior Week 2; TOWEH 2.

Holliston, Massachusetts 01746 Dental Hygiene Executive Committee 2; Junior ADIIA 1, 2.

ELLEN I. BRYANT 56 Alcott Street Acton, Massachusetts 01720 General Studies W AA 1, 2; Westbrook Dancers 2.

ELIZABETH BIRD Star Route 22-282 Owls Head, Maine General Studies Inter-dorm Sports 2; W AA 1, 2; TOWER Sports Editor 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Winter Weekend 1, 2.

MARY JANE R. BUCII 51 Spruce Street Oakland, New Jersey 07436

CAROLYN S. BANKS 11209 Powder Horn Drive Potomac, Maryland 2085-!

General Studies Food Committee 1, 2; Fire Warden 1; Symphony Usherette 1, 2; TOWER 2; W AA 1, 2; Inter-donn Sports 1, 2; AII-Star-llockey 1, 2; AII-StarVolle) ball 1; All-Star-Tennis l.

KAYE E. BLOOMER Branchville Road, P.O. Box -!76 Ridgefield, Connecticut 06877 Retailing Chorus 1; Talent Show 1; Parents' Weekerd 1, 2; May Weekend 1; TOWER 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Student Art Exhibit 1; Senior Week 2; Pineland 2.

BARBARA G. BAIMA 25 Barbara Lane

GAIL ANN BARLOW II Alba Street Portland, l\1aine 0-!10.3 Dental 1/ygiene Junior Dean 2; Junior AD IIA 1, 2; House Council 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports l; \.lay Weekend l; Talent Show 1; S} mphon) Usherette l, 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Par(•nts' Weekend I, 2; WAA l, 2.

KAY]. BARRETT Chesterfield, New llampshire 0.3-!-!.3

.\fedical Techno/ogu Med. Tech. Association 1, 2; W AA l, 2; Food Committee I; Interdonn Sports l, 2.

Retailing WAA 1, 2.

SUSAN D. BULKLEY 19 !Iigh Street Clinton, Connecticut Secretarial Studies Student Council Treasurer 2; Chorus 1; TOWER 2; llouse Council President 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Georgetown Conference 2; W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; lntNIIouse Sing Chairman l.

MARSHA BOLDERSON 3 Lighthouse Lane Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 General Studies TOWEH 1; House Council 1, VicePresident 2; W AA Sports Manager 1, 2; All-Star-Volleyball 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Winter Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Student Council Alternate l.

DONNA R. CAMERON 6 Virginia Hoad North Heading, Massachusetts 0186-!

Dental Hygiene W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Junior ADIIA 1, 2; House Council Secreta1y 1; I louse Council President 2; Student Council Secretary 2; Georgetown Conference 2; WJC Neu:s Photography Manager 2; Parents' Weekt•nd 1, 2; St•nior Week 2.

LOUISE C. BONNEAU 432 Webber Avenue Lewiston, \,Iaine 0~2-!2 Retailing TOWEH Business Editor 2; Parent;' Weekend 2.

KATE L. CAMERON West Road Petersham, Massachusew, 01366 Geneml Studies Judicial Board 2; WAA 1, 2; lntt•rdorm Sportl. l, 2; Parents' Weekend l, 2; Christmas Wt•ekend 2.

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LINDA L. CALLAHAN Harmony Hill Road Harwinton, Connecticut 06790 Retailing Junior Dean 2; W AA 1, 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Chorus I; Parents' Weekend 1; Fashion Show l; Field Hockey l; Inter-donn Sports l, 2; Work Award 2; Ho•Jse Council 2; Graduation Usherette l.

MARY E. CALLAHAN 100 Lincklaen Street Cazenovia, New York 13035 Retailing WAA l, 2.

BARBARA A. CARMAN 41 Park Street Farmingdale, Maine Medical Secretary W AA l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend; Masque and Candle 2; Archery team alternate l; Winter Carnival l, 2.

JEAN E. CARTER 370 South Main Street Caribou, Maine 04736 Liberal Arts Parents' Weekend l, 2; May Weekend 1; Pineland l; WAA 1, 2; Masque and Candle 2; TOWER 2; Westbrook Dancers 2.

JUDITH A. CASE Griffinville Road Farmington, Connecticut 06032 Retailing House Council Treasurer l; House Council President 2; W AA l, 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Interdorm Sports l, 2; Masque and Candle l; Parents' Weekend l, 2; May Weekend l.

ELIZABETH T. CEBULSKI 495 Washington Street Haverhill, Massachusetts 01830 General Studies Chorus l; W AA 1, 2.

KATHERINE R. CLEARY 15 Calumet Avenue Oakland, New Jersey 07436 Secretarial Studies TOWER 2; WAA l; Food Committee 2; Parents' Weekend l.

DIANE M . CODY 491 Elm Street Montpelier, Vermont 05602 Medical Secretary WAA l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; TOWER 2; Masque and Candle 2; May Weekend l; Winter Carnival l, 2; Parents' Weekend l.

MARINA COLONAS Main Street Boxford, Massachusetts 01921 Liberal Arts Parents' Weekend l, 2; Christmas Weekend 2; Masque and Candle 2; Pineland 2.

JEAN E. COOPER Ellsworth, Maine 04103 Nursing Chorus l; Faux Pas l; Student Nurses' Association l, President 2.

CYNTHIA C. CORKUM Route No. 1 North Vassalboro, Maine 04962 Secretarial Studies Chorus l.

DOROTHY G. COUPER 22 Summit Drive Hingham, Massachusetts 02043 Dental Hygiene Junior ADHA l, 2; WAA l; Interdorm Sports l, 2 .

DEBORAH COYNE Broadway South Portland, Maine Medical Secretary

LINDA L. CHAPIN Route No. l Contoocook, New Hampshire 03229 General Studies Parents' Weekend 2; House Council Vice-President 2.

JUDITH L. CRANE 25 Wesskum Wood Road Riverside, Connecticut 06878 Liberal Arts Chorus l, 2; Parents' Weekend, l, 2; Christmas Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend l; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2.

TRUDILYNN J. CHENELL 79 Blackstrap Road Falmouth, Maine 04105 Dental Hygiene Masque and Cand le 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1; Parents' Weekend 2; Talent Show l; WAA 1; Junior ADHA 1, 2.

HEATHER CROWELL Waters Road West Sutton, Massachusetts 01527 Retailing W AA l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; All-Star Basketball Team l.

JANICE CHICK 8 Hemlock Road Boxford, Massachusetts 01921 Retailing Winter Carnival 1, 2; May Weekend 1, 2; Modern Dance 1, 2; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; W AA 1, 2.

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COLLEEN P. CULLEN 1993 15th Street Troy, New York 12180 Liberal Arts W AA l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1 2· Head Waitress 2; Food Committe~ l.

JANE CYR Elmpine Farm Alfred, Maine Nursing Student Nurses' Association 1, 2.

CAROLE R. DANFORTH 9 Glidden Street Beverly, Massachusetts 01915 Retailing W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1; Chorus 1, 2; Fire Warden 1; May Weekend 1; Inter-dorm Sports l.

LOIS E. DAVISON 22 Randlett Park West Newton, Massachusetts 02165 Secretarial Studies WAA l; Masque and Candle 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

SUZANNE PULLEN DECKER 11 Whitney Avenue Portland, Maine 04103 General Studies Nurses' Association; WAA 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2.

LINDA J. DELUCA 355 Ludlow Street Portland, Maine 04102 Medical Secretary WAA l, 2; Pal'ents' Weekend l, 2.

SUSAN DETJENS 4 Williams Road Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940 Secretarial Studies W AA Vice-President 1, President 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Executive Committee 1; House Council Treasurer 1; Parents' Weekend 2; Ski Team 1; Senior vVeek 2.

LORRAINE DETWEILER Route No. 1, Box 344 Sellersville, Pennsylvania 18960 Geneml Studies House Council 1; Assistant Social Chairman l; Holly Princess Candidate 1; WAA 1, 2.

GERALDEAN DONAHUE 47 Hardy Street Presque Isle, Maine 04769 Nursing House Council 1, 2; Student Nurses' Association 1, 2; Pineland 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1; Winter Carnival 1; May Weekend 1; Junior Dean 2; WAA J, 2.

CAROL A. DRIVER 34 North Whitt lesay Avenue Wallingford, Connecticut 06492 Retailing Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; W AA l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Talent Show I; Masque and Candle 2; May Weekend J; Senior Week 2.

MAHY P. DUFFETT 458 Crescent Avenue Buffalo, New York 14214 Liberal A1·ts W AA 1, 2; Chorus 1, President 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; House Council 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

BONNIE J. DUTTON 55 Epping Street Arlington, Massachusetts 02174 Secretarial Studies W AA 1, 2; TOWEH Typing Editor 2; Inte r-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Spring Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 2.

STEPHANIE J. EAHLE 211 Pleasant Street Lisbon Falls, Maine Liberal Arts !louse Council l; Parents' Weekend 2; WAA l.

ELLEN EDGELL 410 Lucas Hoad, H. F. D. 3 Manchester, New Hampshire 03103 LiiJeral Arts W AA 1, 2; Winter Weekend 1; Interdorm Sports l, 2.

VICKI A. ELLIOT 15 Edgewater Hoad Falmouth , Maine 04105 Mediwl Secretary Chorus 1; WJC News 1; All-Star Basketball 1; W AA 1, 2.

OLIVE-JEAN ELLIS Route No. 6A Orleans, Massachusetts Retailing !louse Council Social Chairman 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1; WAA 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; House Council 2; All-Star Basketball 1; Westbrook Dancers 1, 2; !lolly Princess 1; Student Council Alternate l.

MARTI lA A. ENGLISH 11 Cavanagh Road Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181 Liheral Arts !louse Council President 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; House Council Treasurer 1· WAA 1 2· Senior Week 1 ?· Stud~nt Cou;1cd Vice-President' Student-Faculty Auction 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Masque and Candle 1; Campus Chest Chairman 2.

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PAULA A. FERREN 160 Non'"<l' Street Berlin , Ne;, llampshire 03.570 Liheml Arts ~1ed. Tech. Club I; Chorus.

ELAINE A. FIELD 7 Plain Street Walpole, Massachusetts 02081 Dental Hygiene JADHA 1, 2; Winter Carnival I, 2; Christmas Weekend 1; l\1asque and Candle 2; \VAA l ; Parents' Weekend I , 2.

MARCIA C. FOSTER 25 Rocky Hill Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine 04107 General Studies WAA l.

LINDA L. FRAZIER 55 Atherton Road East Greenwich, Rhode Island 02818 Nursing Westbrook Dancers 1; House Council Social Chairman 2; Fire Warden 1, 2; Student Nurses' Association 1, 2; Maine State Nursing Association l, 2; WAA l.

PATRICIA L. FREDRIKSEN 14 Depot Road Falmouth, Maine 04105 Geneml Studies W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; AllStar Basketball Team l; Inter-dorm Sports 2.

AREA J. FREEMAN 62 Conant Road Westwood, Massachusetts 02090 Medical Secretary House Council Alternate 1; WAA 1; Student Council 2; Presiding Officer of Judicial Board 2; May Weekend l ; Chorus l; Westbrook Dancers 2; La Crosse Team l.

SANDRA GABORIAULT 13 Washington Street Middleton, Massachusetts 01949 Ge neral Studi es W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Student Council Alternate 1; House Council 1; Parents' Weekend 2; Senior Week 2.

SANDRA GALLANT 111 Granite Street Mexico, Maine Dental Hygiene JADHA 1, President 2.

MARY GAHLAND RFD No.1 Alfred , Maine General Studies

NANCY M. GORTON 56 Radcliffe Road Belmont, Massachusetts Dental Hygiene Chorus 1; JADHA 1, 2; TOWEH 2; Executive Council 2; Christmas Weekend 2; WAA 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Parents' Weekend 1.

JANE B. GRUBER 14 Long View Road West Hartford, Connecticut 06107 General Studies Class Vice-President 1; Chorus 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Masque and Candle VicePresident 1, 2; Freshman Talent Show 1, 2; May Weekend Co-Chairman l; Tennis Team 1, 2; House Council Vice-President 2; Class President 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

MONA J. GUSIIEE 104 Lexington Avenue Portland, Maine 04103 Medical Secretmy La Crosse Team 1; WAA 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

SHIRLEY A. IIALE 48 High Street Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 Dental 1/ygiene Junior ADI!A 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2; Christmas Weekend 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

BARBARA J. HANCOCK 14 Laurel llill Lane Winchester, Massachusetts 01890 Retailing TOWEH 2; WAA 1; Inter-dorm Sports l, 2.

SUSAN L. HARHINGTON 20 Arrowhead Drive Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033 Dental Hygien e JADHA 1, Secreta1y 2; Chorus 1, 2; W AA l, 2; Portland Symphony Usherette l.

SALLYJ.GAY jonesboro, Maine 04648 Retailing WAA I, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Senior Week 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; Archery Team l; Student Art Exllibit 1; Pineland 2.

SUSAN M. HAHRINGTON 12 Overlook Road Arlington, Massachusetb 02174 Medical Secretary W AA 1, 2; Holly Princess Candidate 1; LaCrosse Team I, 2.

MICHELLE GLODT 17 Che ny Hoad Beverly, Massachusetts Liberal Arts Masque and Candle I, President 2; W AA I, 2; Inter-dorm Sports I, 2.

PAMELA A. HARTE 23--1 Colonial Dri' e Portsmouth , Ne" llampshirP 0380 J Ge11ewl Studies Parents' Weekend I, 2; Wintt•r Week end 1, 2; Ma~ Weekt>nd I, 2; Jntt•rdorm Sports I, 2.

KRISTINE E. GILL 39 Armstrong Circle Braintree, Massachusetts 02185 De ntal Hygien e Talt•nt Show 1; Ma> Weekend l; Masque and Candle I; Junior ADllA 1, 2; W AA 1, 2; Inter -donn Sports 1, 2.

ELIZABETH S. IIASKELL 35 East Corning Stn•p t Bevt•rly, Massachw.eth 01915 Retailing WJC News I , 2; Inter-dorm Sporh 1, 2; 1\lasque and Candle J, 2; \VAA I, 2.

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PATRICIA E. LACROIX 2.3 Ridgewood Avenue Laconia, New Hampshire 03246

JANET L. HASTINGS -!0 South Bend Lane East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028

MEREDITH J. JOHNSON 6 Bruce Road Danvers, Massachusetts

Retailing

Liberal Arts

Liberal Arts WAA 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Winter Weekend 1; Pineland 1; Fire Chief 1; May Weekend l.

WAA 1; WJG News l; Fashion Show l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2.

W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1; Bowling Team 2; Christmas Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; Talent Show l.

JUDITH E. HAYES 419 Upper Boulevard Ridgewood, New Jersey

General Studies House Council Treasurer 1; TOWER 2; Badminton Team 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports l , 2; WAA 1; Fire Warden 2.

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Pineland

1;

Retailing Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Winter Carnival l; May Weekend 1, Inter-dorm Sports l; WAA l, 2.

PAMELA S. HITCHCOCK 83 Ridgewood Road Glastonbury, Connecticut 06033

Medical Technology W AA 1, 2; Med. Tech. Association 1, 2.

MARILYN E. HOOPER 34 Penwood Drive Kennebunk, Maine 04043

Libewl Arts Chorus l, 2.

SANDRA M. HOUGHTON 50 Coolidge Avenue Lexington, Massachusetts 02173

Liberal Arts Chorus 1; Masque and Candle l, 2; House Council Secretary 1, Vice President 2; Executive Committee 1, 2; WJC News 1, Editorial Editor 2; Inter-donn Sports 1, 2.

DORIAN L. HUTCHINS 15 Cottage Avenue West Hartford, Connecticut 06107

General Studies Chorus 1, Manager 2; Faux Pas 1, 2.

SHARON E. JAMEYSON 285 Pine Street South Portland, Maine 04106

General Studies Class Secreta1y 1; House Council 1, 2; Junior Dean 2, SecretaJy-Treasurer 2; W JC Ne ws 1, 2; W AA 1, 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Parents' Weekend l , 2; May Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 2.

W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

CHRISTINE A. LEKAS 29 Florence Street Putnam, Connecticut 06260

KATHRYN E. KEEGAN Pheasant Hill Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine

Liberal Arts

General Studies W AA l; Holly Princess Candidate 1; Day Hop Social Chairman 2; Parents' Weekend 2.

LYNNE D . KERSHAW 25 Woodland Street Merrimac, Massachusetts 01860

General Studies Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Christmas Weekend 1; W AA 1; Holly Princess Candidate l.

W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend l; May Weekend l.

ANN P. LEVESQUE 74 Broadway Concord, New Hampshire 03301

Medical Secretary Chorus 1, Librarian 2; May Weekend l, 2; W AA 1, 2; Inter-donn Sports 1, 2; Christmas Weekend 1, 2.

JUDITH L. LONG 182 Summer Street Andover, Massachusetts 01810

Dental Hygiene

JENNIFER KIMBALL 39 Spring Avenue Arlington, Massachusetts 02.17 4

Dental Hygiene Parents' Weeke nd 3; Georgetown Conference 3; Junior Dean President 3; Winter Carnival 1; Talent Show 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1; Chorus 1, 2; Faux Pas 1, 2; WAA 1, 2, 3; Westbrook Dancers 2, 3; Student Council Alternate l; Student Council 3; Junior ADHA 2, 3; May Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 3; Freshman Class Vice-President 1; Holly Princess l.

PRISCILLA P. KINGMAN 180 Woodford Street Portland, Maine 04103

Junior ADHA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend l, 2.; Inter-dorm Sports l, 2; Symphony Usherette 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

JACQUELINE A. LORD 3 Carroll Street Portland, Maine 04102

General Studies Executive Board 1; WAA 1, SecretaJy 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Tennis Team 1, 2; All-Star Hockey Team 1, 2; All-Star Basketball Team l; Judicial Board 2.

LINDA K. LOWELL 257 Common Street Dedham, Massachusetts 02026

General Studies Weekend

Retailing W AA 1, 2; WJC News 1, Advertising Manager 2; Parents' Weekend l; May Weekend l; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Pineland 2.

Secretarial Studies

W AA 2; Chorus 1, 2; Faux Pas 1, 2.

WAA 1; Parents' House Council l.

CYNTHIA L. LAROU 51 Simmons Road South Portland, Maine 04106

LINDA A. LAWRENCE 40 Chestnut Street Weston, Massachusetts 02193

Secretarial Studies

GAIL E. HIGGINS Box 783 Southwest Harbor, Maine 04679

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Liberal Arts Student Council 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Georgetown Conference 2; House Council President 2; WAA 2; Westbrook Dancers 1, 2; Holly Princess Candidate l; WJC News 1, 2; Interdorm Sports l, 2.

NANCY I. KALER 37 Acadia Drive Rockland, Maine 04841

ALICE P. HERSUM 13 Dalton Street Waterville, Maine 04901

Liberal Arts W AA 1; Chorus Arche1y Team l.

LINDA C. JONSSON 17 Warren Avenue Woburn, Massachusetts 01801

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PENNEY] . KINSMAN 14 Bayview Road Osterville, Massachusetts

General Studies W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Se nior Week 2.

DEBORAH A. KNIGHT 110 Cumberland Street Westbrook, Maine 04092

General Studies LaCrosse 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

Medical Secretary W AA l, 2; House Council Secretary 1; Executive Committee 1 May Weekend 1; Chorus 1; Inter-dorm Sports l , 2; LaCrosse Team 1, 2; Tennis Team 2; Parents' Week-end 2; Junior Dean 2; Georgetown Conference 2.

NANCY JANE LYMBURNER R.F.D. No.1 Brooksville, Maine 04617

General Studies W AA 2; May Weeke nd 1; Christmas Weekend 2.

PAMELA A. LYNCH Heritage Apartments River Road Essex, Connecticut General Studies House Council Treasurer 1; Parents' Week-end 1; Westbrook Dancers 2.; W AA 2.; J ADHA l.

NANCY MAKARCHUK 196 Colonial Drive Portsmouth, New Hampshire Dental Hygiene WAA 1; JADHA .

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VIRGINIA W. MERCER 1326 Monroe Avenue Wyomissing, Pennsylvania 19610 Liberal Arts WAA 1, 2; House Council 1; TOWER 2; Executive Council 2.

MARGARET A. MILLER 225 Humphrey Street Swampscott, Massachusetts 01907 Secretarial Studies W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 2; LaCrosse Team 1; Fire Warden l.

KATHLEEN J. MALONEY 3381 Lufbeny Avenue Wantagh, Long Island, New York Geneml Studies W AA 2; Westbrook Dancers 1, 2; Miss Glamor Candidate 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; Fire Chief 2.

DIANE L. MANCHESTER Box 209 North Windham, Maine 04062 General Studies House Council 2; Treasurer of Day Hops 2; W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

LINDA MANCHESTER 12 Juniper Road Hingham, Massachsetts 02043 Dental Hygiene .JADHA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2.

DEBORAH L. McCOY 13 Priscilla Road Lynnfield, Massachusetts 01940 Medical Secretary W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Field Hockey Team 2; Winter Carnival 2.

JOAN McDOWELL Main Street Princeton, Maine Medical Secretary W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend l; All-Star Volleyball 1; Arche1y Team 1; Field Hockey Team 2.

MARCIA R. McELDOWNEY 19 Ridgewood Terrace Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 Libeml Arts Pineland 1; Chorus 1, 2; All-Star Volleyball 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; W AA 1; TOWER Editor 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

JILL E. NARDONE 30 Elizabeth Street Presque Isle, Maine 04769 Secretal'ial Studies Westbrook Dancers 1, President 2; TOWER Senior Editor 2; Chorus 1; Judicial Board Recorder 2; WAA Council 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend 1, 2; Winter Weekend 2; Head Librarian Aide 2; Christmas Weekend 1, 2.

SUSAN MILLER 224 Main Street West NewbUJy, Massachusetts 01985 Dental Hygiene ]ADHA; TOWER 2; Parents' Weekend.

MARILEE J. NAVIN 194 Lindbergh Avenue Needham, Massachusetts 0219-!

Liberal Arts W AA 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; May Weekend l; Pineland 2; Fire Warden 2; Christmas Weekend 2; Senior Week 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2.

BONNIE M. MITCHELL Glen mere Tenants Harbor, Maine 04860 Liberal Arts W AA l, 2; WJC News Sports Editor 1, Reporter 2; Inter-donn Sports; Fire Chief 2; Arche1y Team l, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

CAROL J. NEWCOMB 66 Badger Circle Milton, Massachusetts 02186 Retailing Chorus l; Executive Committee 1; May Weekend 1; WAA 1; Junior Dean 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Georgetown Conference 2; House Council 2.

FRAN M. MITCHELL 309 Walhalla Road Columbus, Ohio Liberal Arts WJC News 1; W AA l.

JEANNINE D. MORRILL 56 Middlesex Avenue Swampscott, Massachusetts Retailing Parents' Weekend 1; WAA Inter-dorm Sports.

ELIZABETH R. NEWTON 20 Greenwood Terrace Swampscott, Massachusetts 01907 Retailing WAA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1.

1, 2;

LAUREL MITCHELL 105 Summer Street Weston, Massachusetts 02193 General Studies Inter-donn Sports 1, 2; WAA l, 2; Parents' Weekend; TOWER 2, Freshman Editor.

SUSAN P. MORRISSEY 4 Weld Street Westboro, Massachusetts 01581 Liberal Arts Food Committee 1; W AA 1, 2; Interdorm Sports 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; WJC News 1, Editor 2; House Council 2.

FREDERICA MciLWAIN 36 Inwood Road Chatham, New Jersey 07928 General Studies W AA 1, 2; Inter-donn Sports 1, 2.

SUSAN J. MOSBY 18 Diau10nd Road Lexington, Massachusetts 02.173 Retailing W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.; TOWER 2; House Council 2; Interdorm Sports 1, 2; Fashion Show 2; May Weekend 2.

NAN E. McLEARY 19 Orchard Street Farmington, Maine 04938 Retailing W AA 1, 2.; Inter-donn Sports 1, 2; House Council 2; Social Chairman 2; Holly Princess Candida[{' l.

CHERYL F. MOULTO Payne Road Scarborough, Maine 04074 Medical Technology Parents' Weekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; WAA 1; Med. Tech.

Association 1, 2.

LINDA R. NIEBACKER 125 Blakeslee Avenue North Haven, Connecicut 06473 Retailing Masque and Candle l; WAA 1.

LEE W. NIGHTINGALE 8 Chapman Street Quincy, Massachusetts 02169 General Studies W AA l, 2; TOWER 2, Art Editor; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Winter Carnival l.

NANCY C. O'BRIEN 76 Wellwood Road Portland, Maine 04103 General Studies WAA l, 2; Masque and Candle 1, Secretary 2; May Weekend 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

HOSE L. OUELLETIE 32 Page Street Brunswick, Maine 04011 Dental Hygiene W AA 2; Inter-dorm Sport;, 1, 2; )ADIIA 1, 2; Christmas Weekend.

MAHY AN PASIEKA 2 Arm01y Place Teaneck, New Jersey 07666 Medical Secretaru Parents' Weekend.

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MARCIA ANDERSEN PERKINS 314 Deering Avenue Portland, Maine Secretarial Studies WAA 1, 2.

ANNE RIESE 6 Cheviot Road Arlington, Massachusetts 02174 Retailing W AA 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2.

SALLYJEAN PIERCE 55 Green Street Westbrook, Maine 04092 Dental Hygiene Parents' Weekend 2; WAA 1; JADHA 1, 2.

CHERYL A. RIOPEL 43 Lawrence Street Westbrook, Maine 04092 Nursing WAA 1, 2; Food Committee 1; Student Nurses' Association 3; Parents' Weekend l.

MARY LEE PORTERFIELD 38 Ocean House Road Cape Elizabeth, Maine 04107 Medical Technology Pineland 1; W AA l, 2; Mec!ical Technology 1, 2, Secretaâ&#x20AC;˘y-Treasurer 2; Inte r-dorm Sports 1; Parents' Weekend 2; TOWER 2 .

SUSAN L. PRIEST Martins Pond Road Groton, Massachusetts 01450 Dental Hygiene JADHA; Judicial Board; Inter-dorm Sports; W AA .

DIANNE MARIE PURPURA Main Street Orleans, Massachusetts 02653 Secretarial Studies W AA 1, 2; W AA Membership Chairman; Fencing Team 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports; Winter Carnival 1, 2.

LINDA POLAND Box 98 Waldoboro, Maine Retailing DEBORAH A. RAMAH 104 Oswego Street Springfield, Massachusetts 01105 Liberal Arts WJC News 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; House Council 2; W AA 2; May Weekend 1; Parents' Weekend 2; TOWER 2.

SUSAN C. RAND 619 Dale Court River Vale, New Jersey 07675 Liberal Arts Chorus 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Waitress 1, Head Waitress 2.

SUSAN RAYMOND 100 Western Avenue Waterville, Maine 04901 Retailing Westbrook Dancers 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Fashion Show 1, 2; May Weekend 1, 2.

BEVERLY A. REYNOLDS 11 Oneida Road West Acton, Massachusetts 01720 Liberal Arts Inte r-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; WAA 1.

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LARRAINE F. RIOPEL 43 Lawrence Street Westbrook, Maine 04092 Secretarial Studies WAA 1; Day Hop Secretmy 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

JANET E. ROBINSON 243 West Point Terrace West Hartford, Connecticut 06107 Liberal Arts Chorus 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1; Inter-dorm Sports l; WAA 1; Group Counseling l.

DONNA M. ROCHE 100 l Hall Street Manchester, New Hampshire 03104 Medical Secretary W AA l, 2; TOWER Activities Editor 2; May Weekend l.

CHERYL ROCQUE Pleasant Avenue Portland, Maine Nursing Student Nurses' Association 1, 2.

MARILYN ROGERS 161 Fairview Avenue Auburn, Maine 04210 General Studies W AA l , 2; TOWER 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Christmas Weekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2 .

LINDA L. ROHRER 11 Denise Street Nashua, New Hampshire 03060 Secretarial Studies KAREN E. RONEY 36 Four Winds Road Portland, Maine 04102 Secretarial Studies Parents' Weekend 2; WAA 1; Interdorm Sports l, 2.

BETTYJ.RUSSELL 3407 East Scarborough Road Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118 Nursing Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Student Nurses' Association 1, 2; W AA 2.

CHRISTINE A. SAGRIS 443 Lincoln A venue Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03801 General Studies Chorus 1, 2; Faux Pas 1, 2; Bluestocking Award 1; Junior Dean.

CATHERINE L. SCHOPP 48 Dyer Street Presqe Isle, Maine 04769 Dental Hygiene Student Council President 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1; W AA 2; Freshman Talent Show 1; Judicial Board 2; House Council 1, 2; May Weekend 1, 2; Junior ADHA 1, 2; Fire Warden 1; Christmas Weekend 2; Winter Carnival 2.

CAROL R. SESSLER 21 Glen Road Westwood, Massachusetts 02090 General Studies House Council President 2; Chorus 1; W AA 1, 2; Student Council 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Parents' Weekend l, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Judicial Board l.

CAROL A. SHAPIRO 10 Laudholm Road Newton, Massachusetts 02158 Liberal Arts Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; WAA 2; Masque and Candle 1; Christmas Weekend 2.

JOAN E. SILVERMAN 54 Clifton Avenue Marblehead, Massachusetts 01947 General Studies WJC News 1, Circulation Manager 2; Masque and Candle 2; W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; TOWER 2; Fire Chief 2; Winter Carnival 2.

RUTH A. SIMPSON 421 Highland Road Ithaca, New York Retailing W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2.

DIANE P. SLEATH 27 Lancer Road Riverside, Connecticut 06878 Medical Technology Chorus 1; Faux Pas 1; Med. Tech.

Association 1, 2; Freshman Talent Show l.

DEBORAH L. SMITH 44 Grant Street Lexington, Massachusetts 02173 General Studies WAA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, ') . l'v1ay Weekend l; Christmas Weekend 2; Senior Week 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2.

NATHALIE A. SMITH 41 Summer Street Stoneham, Massachusetts 02180 General Studies House Council Social Chairman 2; Masque and Candle 2; WAA 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Winter Carnival 2.

PATRICIA SNOW Ross Road Scarborough, Maine 0407-!

Retailing WAA 1; Parents' Weekend 1; May Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 2.

CAROL M. SOUCY 55 Devereaux Circle South Portland, Maine 04106 General Studies House Council 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1; WAA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend l; May Weekend 1; TOWER 2; WJC News 2; Portland Symphony Usherette 2.

JANET B. SOULE 17.3 Goodale Street West Boylston, Massachusetts OI583 Retailing W AA 1, 2; May Weekend l.

GAIL E. SPEAR 23 Grove Street Topsfield, Massachusetts 01983 Retailing WAA I, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Fashion Show l. \1ARY l\1. SPRAGUE 900 Stony Lane North Kingstown, Rhode Island 02852 Medical Technology Med. Tech. Association 1, 2; W AA 1, 2; Chorus 1; Inter-dorm Sports I, 2; All-Star Hockey l.

KRISTINA B. STEELE 22 Orchid Road Cape Elizabeth, :\1aine 04107 Retailing !louse Council Vice-President 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2; W AA 2; Parents' Weekend 2.

DONNA S. STETSON 575 Ocean Street South Portland, ~1aine 04106 Liberal Arts W AA 1, 2; W.JC News 1, 2; Da)' Hop President 2; May Weekend I; Georgetown Conference 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Christmas Weekend 2. ~1ARGARET A. STEWART 35 Stone Street Concord, New Hampshire 03301 General Studies WAA 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; TOWEH 2; Christmas Weekend 2; Archery Team Alternat(â&#x20AC;˘ l.

ELIZABETII A. STODDARD 2185 Norway Drive Da) ton, Ohio 4.5439 .\fedical Secretary WAA l, 2; Fire Warden 1; Interdorm Sports 1, 2.

LINDA J. STOECKER 79 Fieldstone D rive Basking Ridge, New Jersey Nursing Student Nurses' Association l.

C. LYNN THORN 30 Mayo Avenue Needham, Massachusetts 02192 Secretarial Studies W AA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1; Senior Week 2.

GAIL E. TOMPKINS 130 Lexington A venue Portland, Maine 04103 Retailing May Weekend 1; WAA 1, 2; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

SHARON L . TOWNSEND Wiscasset Road Boothbay, Maine 04537 Secretarial Studies W AA 1; Parents' Weekend 2.

LESLIE A. TOPP AN Snowville, New Hampshire 03811 General Studies WAA l.

FREDERICKA P. TROY 85 Ripley Road Cohasset, Massachusetts Retailing All-Star-Volleyball Team 1; All-StarBasketball Team 1; All-Star-Badminton Team l; Executive Committee 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; House Council Secretary 1; Fire Warden 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; W AA Council 1, 2.

BARBARA L. TUCKER Main Street Cherryfield, Maine 04622 Secretarial Studies WAA 2.

SUSAN M. TUPPER 57 Fair Street Lewiston, Maine 04240 Dental Hygiene W AA 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Junior ADHA 1, 2; TOWER Assistant Editor 2.

SUSAN M. VANTINE 75 Brook Road Portland, Maine 04103 Retai/i.ng WAA 1; Parents' Weekend 1, 2.

JOAN C. VINCENT .31 Elm Avenue Augusta, Maine Nursing Class President 1; Student Council 1; House Council 1, 2; May Weekend 1; Junior Dean 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Inter-Collegiate Council of Maine 1, President 2; Student Nurses' Association 2, Vice-President 1; W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports l, 2; TOWEH l; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Talent Show.

JUDITH A. VINCENT 31 Elm Street Augusta, Maine Nursing W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; House Council 1, 2; Class Treasurer 1; Student Nurses' Association Recording Secretary 1, 2; Georgetown Conference 2; Junior Dean Vice-President 2; May Weekend 1; Campus Chest 1; Talent Show 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Senior Week 1, 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

DIANE J. WALKER 381 Lowell Street Methuen, Massachusetts 01844 Nursing Student Nurses' Association 1, Corresponding Secretary 2; Masque and Candle 2; W AA 1, 2; Food Committee l.

REBECCA WALL Perkins Row Topsfield, Massachusetts OI983 Liberal Arts JANET L. WAMBOLT 121 Parmentar Road West Newton, Massachusetts 02165 General Studies Chorus 1, 2; Modern Dance l.

LINDA A. WALZ 14 Sunset Road Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181 Retailing Chorus l; Parents' Weekend 1, 2; Talent Show l; Senior Week 2; Christmas Weekend 1; Winter Weekend l.

SUSAN E. WELLS 36 Forest Street Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 02181 Liberal Arts Household Council-Treasurer 1; WAA 1; Inter-dorm Sports 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2; Chorus Librarian 2; Faux Pas 2; Parents' Weekend 1; Christmas Weekend 1; Winter Carnival 1; May Weekend 2; Senior Week 2.

VICKI S. WEYMOUTH Kansas Road Bridgton, Maine 04009 LiiJeral Arts Parents' Weekend I, 2; Masque and Candle 2; WAA 1; Fire Warden I; May Weekend l.

KATHLEEN C. WHITE 43 Grove Street Cold Spring !!arbor, New York 11712 General Studies Masque and Candle 1, 2; W AA 1, 2; Inter-dorm Sports 1.

LY N GfLLESPfE WIIITE 31 Deering Street Portland, Maine 0 I JO 1 Liberal Arts W AA 1, 2; WJC News I, 2.

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JAYE H. WILE 12 Bridge Street Yarmouth, Maine 04096 Retailing House Council Social Chairman 1; Parents' Weekend 2; W AA l.

ANDREA WILLIAMS 135 Old Burr\'ille Road Torrington, Connecticut 06790 Retailing House Council 2; \,Y AA I; Ma" Weekend 1; Parents' Weekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports I, 2.

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LINDA M. WOODBURY 150 West Street Braintree, Massachusetts 02184 Medical Secretary House Council Vice-President 2; \VAA 1, 2; Fire Warden 1; Parents' Weekend 2; Inter-dorm Sports 2; Christmas Weekend 2.

LORRAINE WOODMAN 8 Gregory Road Wakefield, Massachusetts Retailing Inter-dorm Sports 1; WAA l.

JANET WOODWARD Route No.-1 West Scarborough, Maine Nursing Student Nurses' Association 1, 2.

NOEL Y ACOBIAN 66 Ridge Hill Farm Road Wellesley, Massachusetts 02181 SeCI路etarial Studies Chorus 1; Faux Pas 1; Inter-dorm Sports 2; Field Hockey Team 2; W AA 2; Parents' Weekend 2; Winter Weekend 2.

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