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WESTBROOK JUNIOR COLLEGE PORTLAND, MAINE

Now a

wanderer,

no part of Silently,

life.

bashful,

a

unaware,

step.

Footsteps; a fresh Journey

performer.

in life; a mystery,

a

challenge.

Act with words and mind to Such a

adulthood.

drama,

ascending

along the

stage.

The interline — the vital Light

flame;

up this path

to

maturity.

Come, players meeting on a new a n d lonely stage, caught

together

in the m o r n i n g of an u n k n o w n The curtain rises, the first act — a new

play. life.

Upon this stage, a

passageway

w i t h open g a t e , a t o w e r in the clouds.

The directors — their advisors.

Passing years — a f e w measured steps before the light of b u r n i n g

knowledge

that brightens, as w e near our unseen g o a l , to model a d r e a m .

Tread ever o n w a r d into dusk; The shades of m o r n i n g meet w i t h those of

night.

The next act unfolds.

Joyce Bowden

Miss Margaret Giroux Dean of Residence

DEDICATION

. . . because your door has never been closed to us . . . because you have always shown such generosity in offering your time, your assistance, and your sympathetic

under-

standing to us . . . because you have stood behind us in everything we do . . . because you have given us something to strive for — worthwhile aims and objectives . . . because your genuine sincerity has enabled every girl to feel a part of the Westbrook family . . . because your friendly and congenial manner

has enabled us to enjoy and

always

remember our two years at Westbrook Junior College as part of "the best years of our lives" . . . we inscribe with your name and proudly dedicate this 1960 issue of The Tower to you, Miss Margaret

Giroux,

Dean of Residence.

our

And the tear that we shed, though in secret it rolls, shall long

keep

their

memory

green in our souls.

Thomas Moore One finds it difficult to delineate truly the deep and sincere feelings which are felt by those in the Westbrook family toward the late Charlotte Mazzoli.

Linda

Kellogg

Friendship

and

Linda

holds eternal

Lee

beauty

found through expression in life and through memory in death.

The memory of these girls

will remain strong and enduring within the hearts of those who knew them.

This lasting

impression was motivated by their virtues.

Charlotte Linda Kellogg

IN MEMORIAM Linda Lee Mazzoli

Courage, individuality, sincerity, the willingness to help, a friendly hello and a smile for all were but a few of the attributes they shared.

In each, strong character was para-

mount, and to Westbrook Junior College they contributed much.

Our grief is tempered by

the joy we found in knowing them.

Mr. Edward York Blewett

PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE

Mr. Richard Bond

DEAN OF THE COLLEGE DEAN OF RESIDENCE Miss M a r g a r e t

Giroux

Miss Grace Dow Chairman, Department of Language and Literature

M r . Daniel Dacey Department of Language and Literature

Mrs. Dorothy Healy Department of Language and Literature

Mrs. Sarah Jackson Department of Language and Literature

Mr. W. C l a p h a m M u r r a y Department of Language and Literature 10

Miss Jocelyn Gilbertson Department of Language and Literature

Mr. E d w a r d Hooghkirk Chairman, Department of Science

Miss Greta Kerr Department of Language and Literature

I^Ar. Carlyle Lewis Department of Science

M r . John G o r d o n Department of Science

Mr. W i l l i a m Redmond Department of Science 11

Mrs. Lillian Graves Department of Science

Mrs. M a d y Cook Department of Social Studies

Mr. W i l l i a m J o r d a n Chairman, Department of Social Studies

Miss M a r y Sawyer Department of Social Studies

Mr. A r t h u r Freundlich Department of Social Studies

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Mrs. Jean Stevens Department of Social Studies 12

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Mr. Robert Imlay Department of Humanities

Mr. Marshall Bryant Chairman, Department of Humanities

Mr. Richard Roberts Department of Humanities

Mrs. Jean Cousins Department of Physical Education

Miss Jean Gilmore Chairman, Department of Physical Education 13

Miss Nancy G i l m a n Department of Physical Education

Miss Constance Curry Department of Retailing

Mrs. Thelma A d a m s Chairman, Department of Secretarial Science

Miss M . Luciie Kidder Department of Humanities

Mr. V a u g h n T w a d d e l Department of Secretarial Science

Miss Elizabeth Honan Department of Secretarial Science

Mrs. M i n n i e Libby Department of Secretarial Science

t Mrs. Bernice Clark Department of Secretarial Science 14

Mrs. Freda Schilling Department of Secretarial Science

i \ M r . John W o l f Business Manager

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Miss Diane d'Arcy Registrar

Mr. Myron Hager Director of Admissions

Mrss Kathryn Butterfield Bursar

Mr. Oliver Gerry Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds

STAFF

Miss Barbara Maclnnes College Nurse

Miss Stacia Eraklis Secretary to the Dean 15

Mrs. Jadine O'Brien Alumnae Secretary

STAFF Elsie Bisbee Assistant to the Bursar

Mrs. Alice M e r r i l l Whitman House Director

Mrs. Grace Brown Night Switchboard Operator

Mrs. M a r y Mills Assistant to Bookstore Manager

Mrs. Doris Burnell Clerk,Dean's Office

Robert Mills Assistant Superintendent of Buildings

Dr. Gisela Davidson College Physician

Mrs. M y r a M u l l e n Proctor Hall Director

Mrs. Charlotte Haley Pastry Chef

Mrs. Olive N a t h a n Melville House Director

Jerry Haley Head Chef

Harold Paulson Swimming Instructor

Mrs. Eva Hill Hersey Hall Director

Mrs. C. Idell Quick Substitute Director

Louis Incze Sociology

Mrs. M i l d r e d Russell Goddard House Director

Mrs. Sarah Jackson Librarian

Mrs. Denise Schluter Bell House Director

Hugo Johnson Night Watchman

Mrs. Ida Sturtevant Assistant to Dean of Residence Deering House Director

Mrs. Vera Johnson Houghton House Director

Doris Tibbetts Head Housekeeper

M. Lucile Kidder Bookstore Manager

Mrs. Edith C. Weren Secretary to Director of Admissions

Mrs. V i r g i n i a M a c g o w a n Riding Instructor

Mrs. Lavina Prunier Dining Room Supervisor Mrs. Katherine Yates Switchboard Operator Mrs. Flora Yerxa Cafeteria Manager

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Pre-Nursing Whitman House

ELLEN ACHTMEYER "I take the world as I find it."

383 Woodstock Avenue Stratford, Connecticut

O u t i n g Club 1, 2 ; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2 .

JOYCE PAMELA ALEXANDER "Pam" "Her delight is in the height of knowledge."

Medical Secretarial 75 Clinton Street Day Hop Portland, M a i n e Glee Club 1, 2, Librarian 2; Science Club 1, 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association

1, 2.

D O N N A FERNE ALLEN "Dawn" "Never a dull moment"

Business Whitman House

Business Day Hop

4 4 Belfield Street Portland, M a i n e

Junior V a r s i t y Hockey 1 ; Junior V a r s i t y Basketball 1; S o f t b a l l W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

1;

JANICE E. ALVAREZ "Ali" "She walks in beauty like the night."

45 Swains Pond Avenue Melrose, Massachusetts

House Council, Secretary 1; Masque a n d Candle 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2 ; Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 2; Christmas Weekend Committee 2.

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Outing

Club

1,

2;

JUDITH LOUISE BAILEY "Judy" "Music is well said to be the speech of angels."

Secretarial Science 11 Flynt Avenue Melville House Monson, Massachusetts Glee Club 1, President 2 ; WJC N e w s 2 ; Tower 2.

JANICE FAY BALABAS "Jan" "Definite proof that red hair doesn't mean a hot temper" Secretarial Science 3 Parkway North Day Hop Brewer, Maine Glee Club 1, 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 1; Faux Pas 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2; Tower 2.

BARBARA ELLEN BANKS "Barb" "Never a dull moment . . . you know" Liberal Arts Deering House

27 Central Street Topsfield, Massachusetts

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2 ; Junior Council 2 ; O u t i n g Club 1; Inter-house Sports 2 ; V a r s i t y Basketball 1, 2.

1,

ELIZABETH JOANNE BERGERON "Jo" "Contagious gaiety and ingenious ideas" Junior College General Day Hop W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1; Inter-house Sports 1 ; O u t i n g C l u b 1.

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R. F. D. 1 Arundel, Maine

NANCY JANE BLODGETT "Nance"

"A mighty spirit fills her small frame/' Secretarial Science Houghton Hall

Exeter, N e w

R. F. D. 2 Hampshire

O u t i n g Club 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1 ; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association house Sports 1 , 2 ; V a r s i t y Basketball 2 ; Tower 2.

Liberal Arts Bell House

1, 2 ;

Inter-

GAIL F. BONZAGNI "Imagination is as good as many voyages."

89 Churchill Avenue Arlington, Massachusetts

O u t i n g Club 1; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1 ; Masque a n d Candle 2 ; Science Club 2 ; G e r m a n Club 2, Secretary 2.

JOYCE LIBBY BOVYDEN " J . B."

"Poetic grace and an artist in every field " Junior College General 34 Reitz Parkway Deering House Pittsford, New York Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Secretary 2 ; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; V a r s i t y Field Hockey 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity 2; O u t i n g Club 1, Council 2; Masque a n d Candle 2; WJC N e w s 1 , Photography Editor 2; Tower, Photography Editor 2.

A. CAROLYN BOWIE "Carol"

"Refined in manner and speech" Junior College General Day Hop

107 Concord Street Portland, Maine

Glee Club 1, 2.

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J O A N RUTH BRAUNSTEIN "Joni" "An imaginative non-conformist Liberal Arts Proctor Hall

who

thinks" 11 Franklin Avenue Rye, N e w York

Canter Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Masque and Candle 1; Riding Team 1, 2; Science Club 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Tower 2.

JANET P. BROWN "Charlie" "A quiet spirit ponders wise Secretarial Science Day Hop

thoughts."

14 Kansas Avenue Portland, M a i n e

Glee Club 1, 2.

CLAUDIA JANE BROWNE "Earnest efforts carry a person far.'

Secretarial Science Day Hop

10 Braeburn Street Portland, M a i n e

WJC News 2.

PRISCILLA BUDROE "A home-loving heart is the happiest."

119 Morning Street Secretarial Science Portland, M a i n e Day Hop Glee Club 1; Science Club 1.

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J O A N N MARIE BURKE "Jo"

"She can always find time for fun."

Junior College General Day Hop

3 4 7 Woodford Street Portland, M a i n e

W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Masque a n d Candle 2 ; Junior V a r s i t y Field Hockey 1 .

CYNTHIA J. BUTTURA "Cyndy" "Personality plus intelligence equals success."

Medical Technology 33 Long Street Bell House Barre, Vermont O u t i n g Club 1, 2 ; Science Club 1, 2 ; Dance Club 2; House Council, President 1 , 2 .

J O A N BEST CALITRI " J . B." "Beauty without grace is the hook without the bait."

Medical Secretarial 5 Washington Road Day Hop West Barrington, Rhode Island Women's Athletic Association

1, 2; Student Council 2; Science Club 2; House Council

JANET ELIZABETH CARLSON "Carley" "Individuality is the spice of life."

Pre-Professional Nursery School 22 Olde Ford Road Day Hop Cape Elizabeth, Maine Women's Athletic Association 1 , 2; Glee Club 1; O u t i n g Club 2; Tower 2.

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JUDITH A N N CARLSON "Jaycee" "Full of fun and loving life" Retailing Deering House

Willow Street West Barnstable, Massachusetts

W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Masque a n d Candle 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations C l u b 2 ; Tower 2; Glee Club 1 ; O u t i n g Club 1, 2 ; Retailing Club 1, 2; Science Club 2 ; Pep C l u b 2 ; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1.

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JANET ROSE CERVENY "Jan" "Her sunny ways and gleaming smile have won the hearts of many."

Medical Secretarial 3 Gold Street Houghton Hall Westfield, Massachusetts O u t i n g Club 1, 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1; Science Club 2; T o w e r 2; V a r s i t y Hockey 1; Inter-frouse Sports 1, 2; House Council 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d C o m m i t t e e .

PENELOPE A N N

Retailing Day Hop

Field

CHAPMAN

"Penny" "Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader."

2 3 4 Deering Avenue Portland, M a i n e

Student Council 1 ; Women's Athletic Association, Vice-President 1, President 2; V a r s i t y Hockey 1; Varsity Basketball 1, Co-captain 2; Retailing Club 1, Social C h a i r m a n 2 ; Junior Dean 2; M a r g r a y 1; WJC News Co-Editor-in-Chief; O u t i n g Club 1, Council 2; Tower 2; Pep Club 2; Science Club 2.

ALEXANDRIA LEE CHISHOLM "Chis" "Life is hers and all that's in it."

Secretariat Science Deering House

32 Bemis Road Weston, Massachusetts

House Council, Treasurer 1, President 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association Committee 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 2; Science Club 2.

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1; M a y

Weekend

BEVERLY CHRISTIAN

"Bev" "Success is what you make it."

Medical Technology Melville House

South M a i n Street Nashua, N e w Hampshire

O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1 ; Science Club 2; Tower 2 ; Weekend Committee 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

Christmas

LINDA CLARK

"Her ways are always pleasantness and all her paths are peace."

Retailing South Casco Day Hop Maine Retailing Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association

1; WJC News 2.

ELIZABETH ANNE CLARKE "Liz"

"Nothing is rarer than true good nature."

Junior College General 62 Dublin Street Bell House Machias, Maine Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1; Masque a n d Candle Club 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; Parents Weekend Committee 2.

IRENE MARIE COOK "Cookie"

"A live wire is never stepped on."

Medical Technology Melville House

115 Edgell Street Gardner, Massachusetts

Science Club 1, 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 1.

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GAIL COTTER "Gay" "In quiet she reposes."

Junior College General Whitman House

Intervale, N e w

Riverside Hampshire

O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2.

MARTHA CROWLEY "Marce" 'My heart is like a singing bird."

Secretarial Science Day Hop

34 Carter Street South Portland, Maine

Faux Pas 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; O u t i n g Club 2; Masque a n d Candle Scholarship 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 1; Talent Show 2.

2; Music

KATHLEEN PATRICIA DAIR "Kathi" "Yew things are more exciting than psychological reasons."

Junior College General 6 Foxboro Lane Proctor Hall Old Brookville, New York Retailing Club 1; Masque a n d Candle 1; Canter Club, Secretary 1; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 1; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Parents W e e k e n d Committee; M a y Weekend Committee; Science Club 1, 2; A d v a n c e d Fencing 2; G e r m a n Club, Recording Secretary-Treasurer 2.

PRISCILLA DALTON "P. D." "She put her troubles at the bottom of a trunk, sat on it, and laughed."

Journalism Secretarial 16 Walker Road Deering House Manchester, Massachusetts Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Senior Council 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; M a r g r a y 1, WJC News, Co-Editor-in-Chief 2; Glee Club 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; G e r m a n Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Tower 2; Basketball 1, 2.

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PATRICIA ELIZABETH DALY

Retailing Day Hop

"Patty" "She can he depended upon to defend her convictions."

41 Rosemont Avenue Portland, Maine

Retailing Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 2; Masque a n d C a n d l e 1.

J O A N B. DAVIS "Joni" "Ripples of laughter, torrents of friends" Medical Technology 216 Morro Street Bell House Oakville, Connecticut Women's Athletic Association 1 , 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Science Club 2; Tennis 1; House Council, Secretary 2.

NANCY-JO DAVIS "Nance" "True to her word, her work, and her friends" Medical Secretarial 55 Elizabeth Road Day Hop Portland, Maine Class President 1, 2; Day Hop Vice-President 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Tower 2 ; Junior Dean 2; Science Club 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Basketball M a n a g e r 2; Women's Athletic Association, Senior Council 1, Publicity M a n a g e r 2; Margray 1; WJC N e w s , Feature Editor 2.

GERTRUDE E. DeRICE "Trudy" "Quiet is an unquiet thing."

Medical Secretarial Day Hop

83 Federal Street Portland, Maine

M a y Weekend Committee 1; Day Hop President 2; Science Club 1, 2; Masque a n d Candle 1 , 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Junior Council 2; O v t i n g Club 2.

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ROSEMARY LOUISE DICKINSON "Rosie" "The greatest happiness comes from the greatest activity."

X-Ray Technology 58 Pearl Street Houghton Hall Springfield, Massachusetts Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Council 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2, President 2; Glee Club 1/ 2 ; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; WJC News 2; T o w e r , Copy Editor 2; Science Club 2 ; House Council 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 1, 2 ; S o f t b a l l 1 , 2 .

JOYCE A N N DOHERTY "Doh" "As full of life as life itself" Pre-Professional Nursery School 9 8 Hartshorn Street Deering House Reading, Massachusetts I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations C l u b , Secretary 1, President 2; Junior Dean 2; G e r m a n Club 2 ; Women's Athletic Association 1, Council 2; Tower 2; Waitress 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1; Field Hockey 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Tennis Varsity 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1 ; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 2.

JOANNE ELIZABETH DONAGHUE "Jo" There's nothing worth the wear of winning hut laughter and the love of friends."

Secretarial Science River Road Whitman House Merrimac, Massachusetts Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; House Council 2.

PENELOPE DOSWELL "Penny" "A beauty with a mischievous heart" Retailing Deering House

19 Central Close Auburndale 6 6 , Massachusetts

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; Masque a n d Candle 1 ; O u t i n g Club 1; Tower 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1.

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JUDITH PETERSON DOYLE "Petey" "Marriage is a wonderful

institution.

395 Bridgton Road Westbrook, M a i n e

Secretarial Science Day Hop

House Council, President 1 ; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Canter Club 1, 2 ; Junior Varsity Basketball 1.

JACQUELINE A N N DRAKE "Jackie" "Love is what makes the world go round."

Junior College General R. F. D. 3 Whitman House Waterville, Maine House Council, Treasurer 1; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Masque a n d Candle 1, 2, President 2; Hockey Junior Varsity 1; Inter-house Sports 1; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Decoration C h a i r m a n 2.

PATRICIA J. DUFFY

Retailing Deering House

"Duff" "The epitome of sophisticated cosmopolitan" 90 Strawberry Hill Avenue Stamford, Connecticut

Retailing Club 1, 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; Masque a n d Candle 1, 2; Science Club 2; Pep Club 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Tower 2; Waitress 1, 2; Varsity Tennis 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1.

WENDY CHALLEN EDMANDS "Style is the dress of thought

Junior College General Deering House

and radiance

the cloak of

beauty."

90 Great Plain Avenue Wellesley, Massachusetts

WJC N e w s , A r t Editor 2; Tower, A r t Editor 2; House Council, Vice-President C h a i r m a n 2; Creative Dance Club 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; M a y Committee 1; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

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1, Social Weekend

JEAN ELLIOTT "Wit

makes its own

welcome."

Secretarial Science Bell House

5 Chesterford Road East Winchester, Massachusetts

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2 ; Dance C l u b 2.

NANCY EMRICH "Lynn" "Heaven is no larger than Connecticut."

Junior College General 22 State Street Whitman House Guilford, Connecticut Masque a n d Candle

1; Science Club 2; O u t i n g Club 2.

INGER MARGARETHA ERICSSON "The sweetest garland to the Swedish maiden."

Junior College General Bjorkuik Nyhyttan Whitman House Jarnboas, Sweden Student Council Waitress 1, 2.

2; Women's

Athletic

Association

2;

Outing

Club

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Junior College General Day Hop

smile and friendly

word for everyone "

3 Salem Street Portland, Maine

Day Hop Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 1, 2; Junior Dean, Vice-President 2; Student Council 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; WJC News 2.

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SUSAN FERDON "Sue" "Happiness was made to be shared."

Junior College General 226 Madison Road Bell House Scarsdale, N e w York Glee Club I ; Science Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association

1.

JOSEPHINE JUDITH FIELDS

"Jo" "A merry spirit is hers."

22 Kelley Road Falmouth Foreside, M a i n e

Secretarial Science Day Hop

LINDA L. FITCH "Fitchie" "Laughter

Junior College General Melville House

makes many

friends."

55 Aspen Avenue Auburndale, Massachusetts

Glee Club 1; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Tower 2.

Liberal Arts Day Hop

ROSALYN VANESSA FLAHERTY "Roz" "festers do often prove prophets."

31 Ardsley Avenue South Portland, Maine

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2.

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ANNE MARIE FLANAGAN "After the verb 'to love,' 'to help' is the most beautiful verb in the world."

Medical Technology 157 Washington Street Whitman House Groveland, Massachusetts Junior Dean 2; Student Council, Secretary 1, President 2 ; O u t i n g Club 1, Council 2 ; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Waitress 1, 2 .

JEAN LEE FORBES "Jeannie" "Then a beam of fun outbroke."

Junior College General 122 Danehill Road Houghton Hall Newton Highlands, Massachusetts Tower 2; WJC News 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2, Council 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2.

NANCY RUTH FOSTER "Foss" "A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance."

Junior College General 8 Old Coach Road Deering House Weston 9 3 , Massachusetts Class Treasurer 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association, Junior Council 1, Senior Council 2; O u t i n g Club 1, Council 2; Junior Dean 2, President; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; Christmas Dance Committee 2; A l u m n a e Class Secretary.

CAROL ANNE FREDRIKSEN "Work is the only key to success."

Medical Technology Day Hop Science Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association

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16 Depot Road Falmouth, Maine 1, 2; Inter-house Sports

1, 2.

MARY FULTON "Marzo" "The smile that won't come off" Junior College General 92 Hovey Street Bell House Watertown, Massachusetts O u t i n g Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Association 2; Parents Weekend Committee 2.

Inter-house

Sports

2;

Women's

Athletic

J O - A N N GEMMA "Jo" "Endowed with a quantity of reason, ability, and personality" Medical Technology 18 Oakland Drive Deering House West Warwick, Rhode Island Junior Dean 2; Science Club 1, 2; Tower 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Council 2; Dance Club 2, President 2; Class Vice-President I ; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations

Club 2.

MARGARET LOUISE GIBSON "Peg - M e g " "It's nice to be natural

Secretarial Science Deering House

when you're naturally

nice."

2 Prospect Street Nantucket Island, Massachusetts

Glee Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; House Council, Treasurer 2; Christmas Weekend Committee 2.

SHIRLEY JEAN GIFFORD "Shirl" "Always active in a quiet way" Medical Technology Melville House

York Maine

Science Club 2; Masque a n d Candle 2.

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MERLENE GEORGIA GILKS "Merl" "Full of friendliness and gaiety for all" Retailing Houghton Hall

5 Lincoln Avenue West Boylston, Massachusetts

Masque a n d Candle 1, 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; W o m e n ' s Association 1, 2; Junior Varsity Hockey I ; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

Athletic

JUDITH ELLEN GRANT "Judy" "All the world's a stage."

Junior College General Day Hop

485 Allen Street Portland, Maine

Glee Club 1; Masque a n d Candle 1, 2, President 2; O u t i n g Club 2.

JUDITH HOPE GREENAN "Judy" "She is as a diamond whose radiance is ever present, whose sparkling charm captures all."

Medical Secretarial 128 East Emerson Street Houghton Hall Melrose, Massachusetts Student Council 1, 2, Vice-President, Treasurer 2; House Council 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; WJC N e w s , Sports Editor 1, 2; Tower 2; Masque a n d Candle 1; Science Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Parents Weekend Committee 1, 2.

ANDREA MARIE GRIECO "Andee" "Without love and laughter there is no joy."

Junior College General 673 King Street Melville House Chappaqua, New York Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Tower 2; Science Club 2; M a y Committee 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; House Council 2.

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Weekend

JOYCE HANSEN "Friendliness deserves credit."

Home Economics Day Hop

Brackett Avenue Peaks Island, Maine

LINDA HOYT HARDING "Lin" "Self-confidence is the secret of success."

Retailing Deering House

Willow Street West Barnstable, Massachusetts

Women's Athletic Association 2; Science Club 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 2.

J O A N N A CHRISTIE HAYES "Joey" "I never think of the future; it comes soon enough."

Junior College General 132 Bouve Avenue Deering House Brockton, Massachusetts I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; Tower 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Pep Club 2.

SUSAN E. HEFLER "Sue" "Conscientious in all her work" Medical Technology Day Hop

12 Morning Street Portland, Maine

Science Club 2.

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MARTHA ALICE HERALD "Marty" "A devil in angel's disguise" Secretarial Science Deering House

88 Prescott Street Reading, Massachusetts

I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 1, Vice-President 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, Council 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Science Club 2; Tower 2; WJC N e w s 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 2; Hockey 1.

KAREN HILL "From her mouth comes wisdom and the law of her tongue is kindness."

Medical Technology Bay Lane Whitman House Centerville, Massachusetts Women's Athletic Association 1, Council 2; O u t i n g Club Council 2; Inter-house Sports 2; House Council 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Science Club 1, 2; Class Vice-President 2.

1,

MARGARET LOUISE HIRTLE "Bonnie" "Quiet at first, hut look again!"

Junior College General 164 Summer Street Melville House Maiden 4 8 , Massachusetts Women's Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Tower 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Science C l u b 2; Parents Weekend Committee 1, 2; Winter C a r n i v a l Committee 1; M a y Weekend C o m mittee 1; Christmas Weekend 1, 2.

JUDITH A N N H O G A N "Hogie" "The wise and fun-loving are those who succeed."

Medical Secretarial 65 Lowell Street Deering House Reading, Massachusetts I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; Glee Club 1; Junior Dean 2; Science Club 1, 2, President 2; Tower 2; House Council, Vice-President 1; O u t i n g Club 1; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Christmas Weekend Committee 2.

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NANCY LYNNE HOLMES "The light of innocence shines in her eyes."

Junior College General 29 Fernridge Road Bell House West Hartford, Connecticut Science Club 1; O u t i n g Club Athletic Association 1.

1, 2; Canter

Club

1; Glee Club

1; Faux Pas 2; W o m e n ' s

DORIS CLAUDETTE HOULE "Good'nature and good sense are usually companions."

Medical Secretarial 7 Cottage Street Day Hop Freeport, Maine Science Club 1, 2.

1, 2; Tower 2; M a y

Weekend Committee

1; Women's

Athletic

Retailing Deering House

Association

PATRICIA ANNE HOWARD "Trish" "An attractive, soft-spoken career girl" 44 Whittemore Road Newton, Massachusetts

Retailing Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Tennis 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

CYNTHIA M . JANIS "Cinnie" "Go and catch a falling star."

Junior College General 1 Leslie Lane Bell House New Canaan, Connecticut Glee Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1; Faux Pas 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Women's Athletic Association 1; House Council, Social C h a i r m a n 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Christmas Weekend Committee 1; Tower 2.

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1,

JUDITH JANE JOHNSTON "Judy" "A smile is but a whisper of a laugh."

Pre-Professional Nursery School 83 Randall Avenue Day Hop Ocean Park, M a i n e Women's Athletic Association 1; Glee Club 1; M a r g r a y 1.

JUDITH DIANNE JORDAN "Jude" "Blissful happiness is made to be shared."

169 Islington Road Auburndale, Massachusetts

Business Deering House

Glee Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 1; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; Science Club 2; Tower 2; House Council, Secretary 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2; Inter-house Sports 1.

JUDITH M. KAY "Judy" "If she has any faults, she has left us in doubt."

Secretarial Science 17 Drummond Avenue Melville House Worcester, Massachusetts Glee Club

1; Women's

Athletic Association

1; O u t i n g

Club

2; Tower

2.

MARY ISABEL KEANY "The

best of all

Pre-Professional Nursery School Proctor Hall

healers

is good

eheer.''

70 Buckingham Road Milton, Massachusetts

Pep Club 2; Women's Athletic Association 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Tower

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2.

BARBARA M. KEATING "Her friendly nature brings her friends."

Medical Secretarial 4 0 Kenilworth Street Day Hop Portland, Maine O u t i n g Club 1; Science Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Christmas Committee 1.

Weekend

ANNEMARIE KENERSON "Kenni" "There s a twinkle in her eye and mischief in her voice."

Junior College General 32 Nelson Street Melville House Barre, Vermont Glee Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Tower 2.

JANE C. KIMBALL "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm."

Business 114 Lancaster Terrace Melville House Brookline, Massachusetts Canter Club 1; Women's Athletic Association 2; Tower, Assistant Editor 2.

LINDA JANE LABRECQUE "Lin" "Sweetness is the virtue of living."

Secretarial Science Day Hop Women's Athletic Association

31 Graham Road Westbrook, Maine 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 2; Science Club 2.

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1; Masque a n d Candle

1, 2; O u t i n g

Club

â&#x20AC;˘:-* J O A N ELLIS LANDERS God forbid that I should go to a heaven in which there are no horses."

Junior C o l l e g e G e n e r a l 4 3 Broad Street Bell House M a n c h e s t e r , Connecticut 44

Canter Club 1, President 2; Women's Athletic Association Committee 1.

1, 2, Council 2; M a y

Weekend

BEVERLY LANG "Bev" Speak little, say much.

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Retailing D a y Hop

Elm Street Brldgton, M a i n e

Retailing Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; WJC News 2.

NANCY A N N LAWLER "If you face the world with a smile, it's yours."

Junior C o l l e g e General U. S. 1, Route 2 9 9 D a y Hop Falmouth Foreside, M a i n e Women's Athletic Association, Junior Council 1; O u t i n g Club 1; Masque a n d Candle 1, 2, Secretary a n d Treasurer 2; Junior Dean 2; Tower 2; Glee Club 1; M a y Weekend Committee 1; WJC News 1, 2, Business a n d A d v e r t i s i n g M a n a g e r 2.

J O A N N PATRICIA LINDSAY "Jody" "A man is always better than a book."

Pre-Professional Nursery School Bell House Litchfield,

R. F. D. 1 Connecticut

Science Club 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; House Council 1, 2; Christmas Weekend Committee 2; Inter-house Sports, 1, 2.

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NANCY LINK "Linker" "A quiet manner brings a friendly welcome."

Secretarial Science 8 2 King Street Melville H o u s e Westfield, M a s s a c h u s e t t s Glee Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 2; Tower 2,

1; Faux Pas 2; M a y Weekend

Committee

PEGGY JANE LUKE "Peg" "Wit adds a zest to living."

Liberal Arts H o u g h t o n Hall

East Boothbay Maine

Women's Athletic Association 2; O u t i n g Club 2.

ELEANOR LUNDE "Ellie" "Beauty, kindness, as well as charm" Medical Deering

Faux Pas 2; Science Club Glee Club. 1.

Liberal Arts Whitman House

5 Beech Street Barre, Vermont

Technology House 1, 2; Women's

LOIS M A H O N "Lo" "When Irish eyes are smiling" 371 West Clinton Street New Bedford, Massachusetts

O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; Faux Pas 2; House Council, President 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 1.

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Athletic

Association

1, 2; O u t i n g

Club

1

2;

JANE G A M M O N MALONEY "Janey" "Victory belongs to the persevering."

Liberal Arts Day Hop

138 Mitchell Road Cape Elizabeth, M a i n e

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Dance Club 2.

DEIDRE A N N MARCH "Dee Dee" "Full of friendliness and greeting for all" 3 Westminster Avenue Portland, Maine

Retailing Day Hop

Retailing Club 1, 2; Masque a n d Candle 1; O u t i n g Club 2.

EVELYN CLAIRE MAVROFRIDES "Mavrie" 'Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well."

Medical Secretarial 38 Warrenton Road Whitman House Haverhill, Massachusetts Science Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association Social C h a i r m a n 2; Tower 2.

1, 2; O u t i n g Club

1, 2; House Council,

MARJORIE A N N McGIVERN "Marge" "The light that lies in a woman's eyes" Junior College General H a y w a r d Mill Road Bell House Concord, Massachusetts Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Parent's W e e k e n d M a y Weekend Committee 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 2.

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Committee

1, 2;

SUSAN MILLER "Suz" "The truest politeness comes of sincerity."

Junior College General 7 Howland Lane Bell House Hingham, Massachusetts

i

O u t i n g Club 1; Women's Athletic Association 1; Parent's W e e k e n d Committee 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 2; Varsity Hockey 1.

GAIL P. MITCHELL "A generous personality spiced with an infectious giggle" Junior College General 858 Webster Street Deering House Needham, Massachusetts Glee Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association House Council, Secretary 1.

1, 2; Christmas Weekend Committee

1, 2 ;

PRISC1LLA J O A N MORRISON "Pete" "Never change when love has found its home."

X-Ray Technology 20 M a i n Street Bell House Harrison, Maine Student Council 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; O u t i n g Club Council, Vice-President 2.

MARCIA LYNNE MOSEDALE "Understanding is the sunshine in which friendship grows."

Junior College General 4 7 Ridge Road Deering House East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Women's Athletic Tower 2.

Association

1, 2; O u t i n g

Club

1, 2;

International

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Relations

Club

2;

1, 2; Science Club

1, 2; House

MARY LOIS O'CONNOR "Athletics her hohhy; good nature her guide" Junior College General 28 School Street Melville House Jaffrey, N e w Hampshire W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, Junior Council 1, 2; Basketball 1 ; Science Club 2 .

DOROTHY KAY PACKARD "Dotty Kay" "Always happy, hardworking and helpful" Junior College General Bunker Hill Road Melville House Jefferson, Maine Glee Club 1, 2; Masque a n d Candle 1, 2; M a r g r a y 1; WJC Association 1, 2; Tower 2; Junior Dean 2; Waitress 1, 2.

JENIFER A N N PHINNEY "Jeff" "She profits most who serves best."

Junior College General Bell House

News 2; Women's

Athletic

131 High Street Gorham, Maine

Student Council 1; Junior Dean 2; House Council 1; Science Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2.

NANCY PRAY "Prancy" "A smile on her lips and mischief i>i her eyes" Medical Secretarial 91 Blanchard Road Bell House South Weymouth, Massachusetts Glee Club 1; Science Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; Christmas W e e k e n d Committee 2; Women's Athletic Association 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Parent's W e e k e n d Committee 2.

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VALERIE J O A N PYRDOL "Vol" "There's none whose style is so neat, whose smile is so sweet."

X-Ray Technology 81 Rogers Street Houghton Hall Branford, Connecticut Glee Club 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Dance Club 2; G e r m a n Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 1, 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 1, 2; WJC News 2; Tower 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Science

Club 2.

NATHALIE FAITH RALPH "Faith" "Happiness is speechless."

Junior College General 20 Washington Street Whitman House Topsfield, Massachusetts Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Women's Club 1, 2; Canter Club 1.

Athletic

Association

1,

2, Junior

Council

2;

Outing

JUDITH MARIE RANDALL "Judy" "Act well your part, there all the honor lies."

Medical Secretarial 23 Cedar Street Deering House Belfast, Maine Tower, Editor-in-Chief 2; Junior Dean 2; Science Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2; Waitress 1, 2, Co-captain 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; International Relations Club 1; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 2; A l u m n a e Class A g e n t .

PEGGY READ "Everything is as you take it."

2 Canterbury Turnpike Junior College General Norwichtown, Connecticut Melville House Glee Club 1, 2; Tower Association 1.

2; Masque a n d Candle

2; O u t i n g

Club

1, 2

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Women's

Athletic

D O N N A A N N ROBERTS "Friends are born, not made."

Junior College General 12 Chapel Street Day Hop South Portland, M a i n e Dance Club 2.

ELEANOR ROCHESTER "Ellie" "Bright eyes, golden hair make her shine so fair."

Junior C o l l e g e G e n e r a l 3 3 8 N e h o i d e n Street Houghton Hall N e e d h a m , Massachusetts M a y Weekend Committee 1; O u t i n g Club 1; Women's Athletic Association 2; Masque Candle 2; Christmas Weekend Committee 2; Creative Dance Club 2.

and

DIANA CLAIRE ROGERS "Di" "What would the world be without frolic and fun?"

Secretarial Science 5 Washington Avenue Day Hop Old Orchard Beach, M a i n e Women's Athletic Association

1, 2; Varsity

Basketball

1, 2; Inter-house Sports

1, 2.

CHRISTINA ROLLAND "Chris" "An active mind shines through those larli eyes" 55A Rye Colony Liberal Arts Rye, New York Deering House WJC N e w s , News Editor 2; Tower 2; Student Council 2; G e r m a n Club, President 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; Science Club 2; Women's Athletic Association, Junior Council 1, Senior Council 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Junior Varsity Field Hockey 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Christmas Dance Committee 2; May Weekend Committee 1; C h a i r m a n , Winter C a r n i v a l 2.

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ELIZABETH A N N ROSS "Bette" "A bit of seriousness; a dash of fun" Secretarial Science Melville House

104 High Street St. Albans, Vermont

Glee Club 1, 2, Secretary 2; Tower 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 2; Parent's Weekend Committee; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 2.

SUSAN LOUISE ROWLAND "Sue" "Ambition has no rest when accompanied by a willing hand."

Junior College General Foster Street Houghton Hall Mattapoisett, Massachusetts O u t i n a Ch-b 1 2. Council 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Retailing Club 1; M a y Weekend Committee 1; Junior Dean 2; House Council, President 2; Science Club 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l L c m m m e e 1; Christmas Weekend Committee 2; Tower 2.

CAROLYN A N N ROZZI "Carol" "The world belongs to the energetic."

Secretarial Science 92 St. Lawrence Street Day Hop Portland, Maine M a y Weekend Committee 1; Women's Athletic Association 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Masque a n d Candle 2.

PRISCILLA ALDEN SANDS "She bubbles as a fountain, spilling out generosity and good humor."

Junior C o l l e g e G e n e r a l 3 9 B e e c h w o o d Street Houghton Hall Cohasset, M a s s a c h u s e t t s Women's Athletic Association M a y Weekend Committee 1.

1, 2;

Outing

Club

1, 2; M a r g r a y

1; House

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Council

2;

CHRISTINE MARIE SCHACHT "Chris" "Life is not life at all without delight/' Secretarial Science Melville House

Box 34 W a k e , Virginia

O u t i n g Club 2; WJC News 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 1 ; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee 1; Pep Club 2.

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JANE ELIZABETH SCHOELER "Janie-Bug" "A strikingly impetuous, unpredictable blonde" Medical Secretarial 25 Linden Avenue Deering House Pelham, N e w York Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball I ; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; House Council, President 1 ; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Science Club 2; G e r m a n Club 2; Pep Club 2; Tower 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; WJC N e w s 2.

JACQUELINE A. SCRIBNER "Jackie" "The very pink of perfection" 198 Mt. Vernon Street Junior College General Dedham, Massachusetts Bell House Women's Athletic Treasurer 2.

Association

1,

Junior

Council

1;

Outing

Club

1;

House

Council,

ELLEN SEALY "Elly" "An abundance of enthusiasm and Intelligence" Junior College General 366 Highland Avenue Deering House South Norwalk, Connecticut Masque a n d Candle 1, 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; Science Club Tower 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

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2; Pep C l u b

2;

OCTAVIA FRANCES SEXTON "Didi" "A bundle of mischief and an ocean of smiles" Camden Maine

Liberal Arts Melville House Glee Club 1, 2; Canter Club 1, 2.

MARY SHULTIS "Oh, hut to talk is a wonderful Medical Technology Melville House Women's Athletic Sports 1, 2.

Association

1, 2; O u t i n g

Club

pleasure."

503 M a i n Street Hingham, Massachusetts

1, 2; Science

Club

1, 2;

Inter-house

MARGO JANE SIEMEN "A companion that is cheerful is worth more than gold."

Junior C o l l e g e General Old Littleton Road Melville House Harvard, M a s s a c h u s e t t s Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Junior Council 1; O u t i n g Club 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 1; House Council, President 2; Inter-house Sports " I , 2; Science Club 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1.

Junior C o l l e g e Day Hop

LORETTA M . SIMMS "A good nature surpasses all."

General

6 Summit Street Biddeford, Maine

Women's Athletic Association 2; O u t i n g Club 2.

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PENELOPE RUTH SMITH "Penny"

"Sweet as music and gentle of heart" Retailing Houghton Hall

1 Ramapo Terrace Fair Lawn, New Jersey

Junior Dean, Secretary 2; Retailing Club 1, 2, President 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2.

Association

PATRICIA SMITHER "Smither"

Retailing Deering House

"An equal mixture of good humor and sincerity" 5607 Albia Road Washington 16, D. C.

Women's Athletic Association, Junior Council 1, Senior Council 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Varsity Basketball 2; Varsity Hockey 1; S o f t b a l l 1; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

Liberal Arts Day Hop

BARBARA STACY "Stace" "Vim, vigor, and personality personified" 36 Berwick Street South Portland, Maine

Women's Athletic Association 1, Council 2; O u t i n g Club 1, Vice-President 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Hockey 1; Softball 1, 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 2.

GAIL PATRICIA STANLEY

"Faithfulness and sincerity arc tin greatest things in life."

Medical Technology Melville House

286 County W a y Beverly, Massachusetts

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; House Council, Student Council 2; Science Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Inter-house

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Treasurer 2; Sports 1, 2.

JOYCE STODDARD "Capable, cooperative and sincere" M e d i c a l Secretarial Day Hop Women's Athletic Representative.

Cumberland Maine

Association

1;

Science

Club

1,

2;

Junior

Dean

2;

Alumnae

Class

CAROLYN RIGGS SWETT

Liberal Arts Bell House

"Carol" "If she has any faults, she has left us in doubt."

24 Wettleson A v e n u e West H a r t f o r d , Connecticut

Women's Athletic Association

1, 2; O u t i n g Club

1, 2; Glee Club

1, 2.

ADRIANNE SZEREMANY "Cookie" "Your wit makes others witty."

Pre-Physical Therapy W h i t m a n House Science Club 1; O u t i n g Club 1.

SHEILA JANICE TAYLOR "Sheil" "A character with a laughing heart" Retailing Deering House

108 Cottage Street Melrose, Massachusetts

O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Junior Varsity Hockey 1; House Council 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Retailing Club 1, 2; Pep Club 2; International Relations Club 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Tower 2.

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28 Kenneth Court Florham Park, N e w Jersey

SUZANNE TEULON "Suzy" "Little friends prove great friends."

Junior College General 179 South Street Deering House Concord, N e w Hampshire M a y Weekend Committee 1; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; Tower 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations Club 2; WJC News 1, 2; Science Club 2; O u t i n g Club 1, Council 2; Glee C l u b 1, 2; Pep Club 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2.

CYNTHIA LOIS TILLMAN "The mildest manners and the gentlest heart" Liberal Arts 93 Rockland Street Whitman House Springfield, Massachusetts G e r m a n Club 2; Science Club 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; W o m e n ' s Athletic Association

JUDITH CAROLE TRACY "Trace" "All her ways are pleasant."

Junior College General Melville House

1, 2.

Chase's Pond Road York, Maine

Science Club 2.

BARBARA IRENE TRAVERS "Bobbi" "Where there's fun she's always in it - never ^till for half a minute.*1 Retailing 46 Revere Road Melville House Manhasset, New York Retailing Club 1, 2; WJC News 2; W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee 1; W o m e n ' s Association 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Pep Club 2; M a y W e e k e n d Committee

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Athletic 1.

CAROL M A I TREFETHEN "Variety

is the mother of

enjoyment."

X-Ray Technology Bell House

Sagamore Road Rye, New Hampshire

Science Club 1; O u t i n g Club 1.

FAITH EILEEN VANDENBERGH "And love shall be love 'til death and perhaps beyond."

Secretarial Science Whitman House

6 Bradley Avenue Brattleboro, Vermont

Women's Athletic Association house Sports 2.

1, 2; O u t i n g Club

1, 2; House Council, Secretary 2;

Inter-

CAROL V A U G H A N "The busy bee has no time for

Retailing Bell House

William Street Norwalk, Connecticut

Glee Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association Inter-house Sports 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2.

JUDITH ANNE WALLACE "Wally" "Beneath

her mild exterior

Pre-Professional Nursery School Melville House

there lies a deal of

sorrow."

mischief."

Phillips Road South Portland, Maine

O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 2; Science Club 2; WJC News 2; House Council 1, Social C h a i r m a n 2; Inter-house Sports 2.

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1, 2, Junior Council 2; Retailing Club 1, 2;

MARGARET JEAN WELLS "Jeannie" "Seldom serious, always witty" Retailing Day Hop

73 Beecheri Avenue Old Orchard Beach, Maine

Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; Inter-house Sports 1.

D O N N A MAE WHITE "Wonna Dhite" "Softly speaks and softly smiles" Medical Secretarial Day Hop

R. F. D. 1, Box 221 Cumberland Center, Maine

Women's Athletic Association I ; Science Club 1, 2; Day Hop Secretary 2.

MELIDA KATHRYN WIENANTS "Mel" "Mischief lurks in gay disguise."

Liberal Arts Whitman House

63A Rye Colony Rye, New York

Varsity Basketball 2; House Council, Social C h a i r m a n 1, Treasurer 2; Inter-house Sports 1, 2; Women's Athletic Association 1, 2, Council 2; Science Club 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l Relations

Club 2.

VERALYNNE WILLETS "V. L." "The greatest wisdom is frankness."

Liberal Arts Melville House

132 Fenn Road Cheshire, Connecticut

Retailing Club 1; Masque a n d Candle 1; Women's Athletic Association 1; O u t i n g Club M a y Weekend Committee 1; Winter C a r n i v a l Committee 1.

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1;

ELEANOR WILLIS "Ellie" "As full of spirit as the month of May" 19 Brook Trail Road W a y l a n d , Massachusetts

Pre-Nursing Bell House Women's Athletic Sports 1, 2.

Association

1,

2;

Outing

Club

1,

2;

Science

Club

2;

Inter-house

LESLIE W O O D "Les" "There's no sense in living if you can't have fun."

Secretarial Science 5 Sabina Road Whitman House Chappaqua, New York Inter-house Sports

1, 2; O u t i n g Club 2; I n t e r n a t i o n a l

Relations Club 2; Tower 2.

SANDRA WORMELL "Sandy" "There's a devilish twinkle in those eyes."

80 Westminister Avenue Secretarial Science Portland, Maine Day Hop W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Committee

1, 2; Women's Athletic Association

ISA MAY WORTMAN "Isa" "A perfect woman nobly planned, to warm, to comfort and command" Medical Secretarial North Main Street Melville House Greenville, M a i n e Women's Athletic Association 1, 2; O u t i n g Club 1, 2; Tower 2; Science Club 2; Parent's Weekend Committee 2; Winter C a r n i v a l Committee 2; House Council, Secretary 2; M a y Weekend Committee 1.

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1; O u t i n g Club

1.

SENIOR OFFICERS

Seated: Nancy-Jo Davis, President.

Standing, Left to Right: Nancy Foster, Treasurer; Sheila Espey, Secretary; Karen Hill, Vice-President.

During Commencement exercises on June 5, I 9 6 0 , each m e m b e r of Senior Class w i l l be thrilled a n d saddened at the t h o u g h t of g r a d u a t i o n .

the Yet,

as each receives her d i p l o m a , she w i l l think back over the achievements of her senior year

a n d remember the p a r t i c u l a r events w h i c h

impressed

her

most.

September 1959 had f o u n d her back at Westbrook after summer v a c a t i o n as a senior.

She began

D r e a m s " w a s perfect.

to p l a n the Christmas

Formal e a r l y , a n d

"Golden

She w a s r e a d y f o r Christmas v a c a t i o n , but h a p p y

come back a n d see her friends, t h o u g h the threat of exams w a s upon her.

to She

could h a r d l y w a i t f o r Winter C a r n i v a l a n d M a y W e e k e n d a n d the c r o w n i n g of the queens.

But now she is p l a n n i n g to be ready for final exams a n d to enjoy Senior Week, her final college activity.

A f t e r outings a n d parties a n d the G r a d u a t i o n

Ball, she w i l l don cap a n d g o w n a n d , w i t h her classmates, march to g r a d u a t i o n , superficially h a p p y but w i s t f u l w h i l e she smiles.

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THE WESTBROOK WAY

Left to Right:

Nancy-Jo Davis, Senior Class President; Judy

This a n d

m a n y similar

B r o w n , Freshman Class

sights w e r e very f r e q u e n t

O r i e n t a t i o n Week a n d in the weeks that f o l l o w e d .

President.

d u r i n g the

Freshman

During the first week

at

Westbrook, the Junior Deans had a chance to get acquainted w i t h the

new

students, show them a r o u n d the campus, introduce them to each other,

and

a n s w e r the m a n y questions.

"Do

This w a s also the time for the old f a m i l i a r

y o u k n o w so-and-so?"

As the year progressed, this f r i e n d l y feeling spread as all students, both seniors a n d f r e s h m e n , became acquainted a n d made friends, enjoyed

doing

things a n d p a r t i c i p a t i n g in activities at W. J. C. together, a n d truly became part of the "Westbrook

Way."

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FRESHMAN OFFICERS

Seated: Judith B r o w n , President.

Standing, Left to Right: M i r i a m Treasurer.

Leighton, Vice-President;

Dale G i l p a t r i c k , Secretary; Sally

Ramsburg,

Freshman Week a n d initiation itself, a l t h o u g h hectic, w e r e the new Westbrook student's introduction to college life. her feel an integral part of Westbrook. a n d extra-curricular

activities a n d

The Candlelight Ceremony

made

She settled d o w n to a routine of studying

looked f o r w a r d

to Christmas

eagerly that she w a s packed three days in advance.

vacation

A f t e r vacation

so

came

exams, a n d she wished she had studied twice as h a r d .

Early in December w a s the Christmas Formal, a b o u t w h i c h e v e r y b o d y talked three weeks before a n d three months after. for discussion w a s Winter C a r n i v a l .

In February, the f a v o r i t e subject

M a y W e e k e n d , sponsored by her class,

w a s a great success, h i g h l i g h t e d by the t a p p i n g of the new Junior Deans.

Before too long, final exams w i l l be upon her, then over, a n d she w i l l be h o m e w a r d bound for the summer, but not w i t h o u t eager promises to w r i t e often a n d d e l i g h t f u l plans f o r the f a l l a n d her senior year.

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HERSEY HALL

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Front Row, Left to Right: Judy M a g u i r e , J o - A n n Jackson, Toni Burton, Dale A n d e r t o n , Mary-Lee H a r r o l d , C a r o l y n Hattie, J u d y W o o d , M a r y Balsis, W e n d y Sinclair, Linda Toll, Pat Rudokas.

Second Row: Janice N a s h , Judy M u l l e n , M a r g i e D a r r e l l , Jean Elener, Brenda Pearson, Judy B r o w n , A n n W a h l e n , Chris B o y l a n d , Carol Hay, Kay Doherty, Pat Duffy, Sue Rollins, Penny Smith.

Third Row: Fran C a i n , Daryl Bryans, Robin W i l l s , Sharon Riggin, Lynne S u t h e r l a n d , Edna Kearns, Emmy H u b b a r d , Betsy W a r d , Betsy W i t h a m , Carol Kiernan, Paula Evans, Nancy A l e x a n d e r , Leslie S a w y e r , Cynthia Roberts, Lola B r o w n , Bonnie Terry, Lois B r o w n , Judy M c C l u n g , Linda Bosselman, Jean W r i g h t , Diane Dolloff, C y n t h i a Bourn, Dale G i l p a t r i c k .

This has been a pleasant and memorable year for all the "Herseyites."

Nobody will ever forget the ups and downs, and all the good times.

Remember

the frequent walks to the duck pond . . . the many knitting and canasta phases . . . Betsy's philosophizing . . . Pat Duffy's humorous incidents . . . the flood on the third floor . . .

The house officers were President, Judy Brown; Vice-President, Anne Wahlen; Secretary, Christine Boyland; and Treasurer, Carol Sweetser.

The housemother

was Mrs. Hill.

College life in Hersey Hall was rewarding in many ways as will be the greatly anticipated senior year at W. J. C.

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DAY HOPS

First Row, Left to Right: Teddy Haley, M i r i a m Leighton, Joanne St. Peter, Donna W o o d w o r t h , Joan McElroy, Sherma Spires, M a r g i e Benson, Charlotte Fox. Second Row: Phyllis Johnson, C y n t h i a W e b b , Judy A n d e r s o n , Robin S h a w , Debbie Lord, Connie Keenan, M a r i e Holmes, M a r t h a Robinson, Nancy Barbour, M a r i o n Peterson, M a r y Greenier, Josephine Russo, Judy Berube.

Third Row: Laura Dodge, Thora Browne, Donna Smith, Lorraine H o w e , Julie Sinclair, Suzanne Robinson, Carol Talbot, Sandra Halle, Judy Scribner, M a r t h a G a l b r a i t h , Sonia Plummer, Eleanor W a s h b u r n , B a r b a r a Stone, N o r m a G a r d n e r , G a i l Freeman, Nancy Fenton.

The Day Hop officers f o r this y e a r w e r e Secretary,

President, Trudy

President,

Miriam

Leighton;

Donna

Freeman.

Student

Council

Robinson.

Miss Betty Honan w a s advisor f o r the Day Hops.

representatives

were

White; Sheila

and

DeRice; Vice-

Treasurer,

Espey

and

Gail

Suzanne

One of the projects for the year w a s g i v i n g a Thanksgiving basket to a local needy f a m i l y . a success.

Another project, a dance at the b e g i n n i n g of the year, w a s

The Day Hops w e r e w e l l represented on the basketball team a n d

active in m a n y extra-curricular

activities.

They have enjoyed their first year at W. J. C. a n d are looking f o r w a r d to their senior year.

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PROCTOR HALL

First Row, Left to Right: Toby Russell, Sandra M u s g r o v e , Judy Banister, Janice G a n e y , Pat V e n e d a m , Lea Jane Thayer, Nancy Bennett, M a r t h a P a r t r i d g e , B a r b a r a Slader, Susan Thomas, Helen Pratt, Patricia Sullivan.

Second Row: M a r y G r a d y , Arlene Johnson, Judith Hedler, Shirley Savage, Phyllis G o l d m a n , Jacqueline Panagrossi, Sally Ramsburg, Julie M o l o n e y , Claire Bellegarde, Bonnie Wescott, Veronica C h u i l l i , Joyce C r o w e , Donna Brewer, Sharon Donahue, G a i l Pellitier.

Third Row: June C a r l e t o n , Judy Pfunter, Hilary N o w e r s , Joan Lescarbora, M a r y S h e p a r d , C h a r l o t t e V o l t e r o , Joan Sacco, Constance Benjamin, Rochelle V a l l a n c o u r t , Sandra Batchelder, B a r b a r a Finn, Judith H a r r i m a n , M a r y M a t t i s o n , W i l m a Joos, Roberta Johnson, Joan Sogoloff.

The Proctor girls began their first year at Westbrook Junior College by electing the following girls to serve as representatives to the House Council: President, Claire

Bellegarde; Vice-President,

Moloney; and Treasurer, Sally Ramsburg.

Bonnie Wescott; Secretary,

Julie

Veronica Chuilli was chosen as Social

Chairman, and Jacky Panagrossi was elected to the Student Council.

The housemother was Mrs. Myra Mullen, who has been enjoying her first year at W. J. C.

To show their appreciation to her, Mrs. Mullen's Proctor girls

sent her to Ohio during the Christmas holidays to spend a part of her vacation with her family.

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GODDARD HALL

First Row, Left to Right: M a r y A n n Barretta, Bonnie C o r r i g a n , J o a n n e Johnstone, Judy Pickering, Faye Fitzgerald, Donna A n d e r s o n , Dotty K a s p r o w .

Second Row: Linda Johansson, Jane Kaknes, Emmy Clark, Sue Downes, Linda G o o d n o w , Linda Levine.

Third Row: Bev S w a i n , Diana Freeto, Dinah Buckhout, Linda Bishop, Sandy Ross, Priscilla Ball, Betsy McDowell.

Goddard Hall has become a second home to many of the freshmen.

The

girls have become sisters to one another through the excellent guidance of their housemother, Mrs. Russell, and their house officers, President Pam Carson; VicePresident, Earlene Foster; Secretary, Faye Fitzgerald; Treasurer, Donna Anderson.

Remember the Canasta games in the smoker? tonight?

The friendship

memorable year.

and

Goddard

activities on campus.

harmony was

went for

representative

Who wants to order pizzas making

a wonderful

and

in many

organizations

and

These girls enjoyed their year as freshmen in Goddard

Hall and look forward to their senior year at W. J. C.

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HOUGHTON HALL

First Row, Left to Right: N a n c y Kramer, Shirley A b b o t t , Joanne Berest, Delanne A b b o t t , A d r i e n n e Cyr, Judy Rollins.

Second Row: Joan C a l l a h a n , Lavern Elliott, Jody M i m m s , Carol Reed, V i v i a n Carlson, Bonnie G i l k e y , V i r g i n i a A b b o t t , V i r g i n i a Chase.

At Houghton Hall, the freshmen were encouraged and advised by Mrs. Vera Johnson, the seniors, and the house officers: President, Sue Rowland; VicePresident, Delanne Abbott; Secretary, Joanne Berest; Treasurer, Jan Cerveny; Social Chairman, Judy Greenan; Head of Crews, Rosie Dickinson; Student Council Representatives, Judy Greenan and Bonnie Gilkey; and Fire Wardens, Chief Priscilla Sands and her assistants, Adrianne Cyr and Nancy Kramer.

Houghton girls, proud of their participation in campus sports and organizations, have enjoyed a wonderful year and are looking forward to their next year as seniors.

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INITIATION

"Lights out!" This phrase keynoted two weeks of freshman initiation. All freshmen joined with full spirits and laughingly put up with having to wear their beanies and bibs, singing the school song and doing stunts upon request.

Initiation ceremonies also included slave day, when the "big sisters" commanded certain tasks of their "little sisters," and Court Night, at which time the disobedient freshmen had to face the jury of fourteen grave Junior Dean judges and pay the penalties for their misdemeanors.

The ceremonies ended with an all-school party; and the final reward was the freshmen's lighting candles from those of the Junior Deans, thereby officially becoming members of the Westbrook family.

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JUNIOR DEANS

First Row, Left to Right: Penny Smith, Nancy Foster, Dotty Packard, Dean Richard Bond, Dean M a r g a r e t G i r o u x , Judy Randall, Sheila Espey, Judy H o g a n .

Second Row: Jo-Ann G e m m a , Nancy Lawler, A n n e F l a n a g a n , Penny C h a p m a n , Nancy-Jo Davis, Karen Hill. Jenifer Phinney, Sue R o w l a n d , Joyce S t o d d a r d , Joyce Doherty.

The Junior Dean o r g a n i z a t i o n w a s o r i g i n a t e d in 1952, the o r i g i n a l purpose being to m a i n t a i n a high m o r a l standard a n d to e x e m p l i f y the Westbrook W a y .

The J. D's, as they a r e c o m m o n l y called, are the i n t e r m e d i a r y

between

the

f a c u l t y a n d students, strive to b r i n g the Westbrook f a m i l y closer together, act as guides for campus visitors, assist as hostesses f o r various functions, as w e l l as sponsor m a n y activities of their o w n .

Friendliness, respect for others, a n d

willingness to help are shown by the Junior Deans.

Under the capable leadership of President, Nancy Foster; Vice-President, Sheila Espey; Secretary, Penny Smith; a n d Advisors, Dean M a r g a r e t G i r o u x a n d Dean Richard Bond, they have sponsored m a n y events a n d accomplished much.

The girls, elected in the spring f o r outstanding qualities, are " t a p p e d " at the t r a d i t i o n a l M a y W e e k e n d ceremony.

They then bear the p r o u d distinction

of being Westbrook Junior Deans.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

First Row, Left to Right: M a r y Louise Balsis, Dean M a r g a r e t G i r o u x , A n n e F l a n a g a n , Dean Richard B o n d , Judy G r e e n a n .

Second Row: Jackie Panagrossi, Inger Ericsson, Bonnie G i l k e y , Chris Rolland, G a i l Stanley, Sheila Espey, Jackie Scribner, Bev S w a i n , Sue Robinson.

The Student Council, advised

by Dean

Giroux

and

Dean

Bond, is the

administrative link between the students and the faculty.

This year, under the capable leadership of President, Anne Flanagan; VicePresident, Judy Greenan; and Secretary, M a r y Louise Balsis, the Council assisted in maintaining the traditions of Westbrook, sponsored various social activities, and introduced many constructive ideas for the improvement of the college.

It

was through the efforts of the Council that Parents' Weekend was such a success.

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FAUX PAS

Left to Right: Nancy Holmes, C y n t h i a Janis, Eleanor Lunde, Carlson, Nancy Link, B a r b a r a Stone, Claire Bellegarde, Janice

Lois M a h a n , Bonnie Gilkey, Balabas, M a r t h a C r o w l e y .

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The Faux Pas vocal g r o u p w a s first o r g a n i z e d in 1957 for the purpose of p r o v i d i n g e n t e r t a i n i n g music for Westbrook a n d other groups.

This g r o u p , con-

sisting of eleven girls, is one of the most p o p u l a r organizations on campus.

This year, the Faux Pas w e r e under the able direction of Mr. Richard Roberts, w h o a r r a n g e d some of their music a n d promoted their public appearances.

The

Faux Pas a p p e a r e d on campus for the Retailers' Fashion Show, the Dance Club Talent Show, Day Hop Dance, Christmas Formal Dance, W i n t e r C a r n i v a l Dance, a n d M a y Weekend

Dance.

Off

campus performances

w e r e f o r the

Star at the O d d Fellows' Hall in Portland, the W o o d f o r d ' s Club, the Club, a n d the Boston chapter of Westbrook Junior College A l u m n a e .

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Eastern Portland

GLEE CLUB

First Row, Left to Right: Carol H a y , Joan Lescarboura, Bonnie Wescott, M a r y S h e p a r d , Penny M a r s a w , Leslie S a w y e r , Sharon Donahue, Phyllis Johnson, Dottie K a s p r o w , Shirley A b b o t t , V i r g i n i a A b b o t t , G i n n y Chase, Nancy Kramer, Rolande Bechard, Sherma Spires, Dotty Packard.

Second Row: Jody M i m m s , Helen Pratt, M a r t h a P a r t r i d g e , Nancy Blodgett, G a i l M i t c h e l l , A d r i e n n e Cyr, Judy Pfunter, Linda Baker, Sue Downes, Bette Ross, Bev Lang, Sue Hooper, N o r m a Tate, Judy Bailey, Judy M u l l e n , M a r y B a r r e t t a , Donna A n d e r s o n , Judy M c C l u n g , Arlene Foster.

Third Row: Laura Dodge, Peg G i b s o n , Judy Randall, Pat M o r i n , M a r y Balsis, Emmy H u b b a r d , Karen Henschke, Judy J o r d o n , Judy H o g a n , M a r t y H e r a l d , Sue Teulon, Jo G e m m a , Joan C a l l a h a n , Joanne Berest, Pat Duffy, Diana Freeto, Joanne Johnstone, A n n e m a r i e Kenerson, Bonnie Hirtle, Janice Balabas, Pam A l e x a n d e r , Joyce C r o w e , Claire Bellegarde, Janet B r o w n .

Fourth Row: Nancy Fenton, Donna Brewer, Judy Hedler, Pam Carson, Nancy Foster, M a r c i a Mosedale, Pris D a l t o n , Chris Rolland, Joey Hayes, Sheila Taylor, Bonnie Gilkey, Nancy Link, Rosie Dickinson, Paula Evans, Linda Bishop, Cinnie Janis, Judy Doyle, Sandy M u s g r o v e , Sandy Ross, Leigh Richards, Pat Ball, V i v i a n Carlson, Liz Clarke, Carol Swett, Peg Read.

The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. M a r s h a l l Bryant a n d a c c o m p a n i e d

by Mr.

Richard Roberts, had an e n j o y a b l e a n d successful year.

Two highlights

of the year's activities w e r e p a r t i c i p a t i o n in the Messiah w i t h B o w d o i n College in December a n d singing w i t h the Portland Symphony in the s p r i n g .

The club

also sang for convocation services, including a p r o g r a m of a Christmas t a b l e a u w i t h the singing of carols.

The officers for the y e a r w e r e President, Judy Bailey; Secretary, Bette Ross; a n d L i b r a r i a n , Pam A l e x a n d e r .

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SCIENCE CLUB

First Row, Left to Right: M r . E d w a r d H o o g h k i r k , Pam A l e x a n d e r , Sue Ferdon, M a r t h a H e r a l d , G a i l Stanley, Judy H o g a n , Judy Randall, Cynthia Buttura, Evelyn M a v r o f r i d e s , B a r b a r a K e a t i n g , Isa W c r t m a n , Bev Christian, Bonnie Hirtle, Mr. Carlyle Lewis.

Second Row: M r . John G o r d o n , Joan Davis, Eleanor Lunde, Janice Cervany, Judy G r e e n a n , Judy J o r d a n , Suzanne Teulon, Jane Schoeler, Jo G e m m a , Irene Cook, Joey Hayes, Judy Carlson, Donna W h i t e , Nancy Pray.

Third Row: Ellen Sealy, G a i l Bonzagni, Jenifer Phinney, M a r y Shultis, Trudy DeRice, Nancy-Jo Davis, Linda Labrecque, Ellen Achtmeyer, Carol Fredriksen, Sue Hefler, Carol Doyle, Cynthia T i l l m a n .

Fourth Row: Joyce S t o d d a r d , Doris Houle, Elizabeth Clarke, Joan C a l i t r i , Judith Tracy, Shirley G i f f o r d , M e l i d a W i e n a n t s , Karen Hill, Chris Rolland, Joan Braunstein.

Composed of science majors a n d other girls interested in science a n d medicine, the Science Club is one of the most p o p u l a r a n d active clubs on campus.

The officers for the y e a r w e r e : President, Judy H o g a n ; Vice-President, Judy Randall; Secretary-Treasurer, Gail Stanley; Program C h a i r m a n , Cindy Mr. Edward

Hooghkirk, Mr. Carlyle Lewis, a n d Mr. John G o r d o n

Buttura.

served as

advisors.

T w o p r o m i n e n t M a i n e Doctors addressed the Club, a n d f o u r films shown at various meetings.

were

H i g h l i g h t i n g the club's activities w e r e the Christmas

Party in December f o r the children f r o m the Baxter School for the Blind a n d the a n n u a l dance held in A p r i l .

One of the most enjoyable events for the senior

members w a s the t r i p , in A p r i l , to a hospital in Boston.

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I. R. C.

First Row, Left to Right: M r , W i l l i a m J o r d a n , Lynne S u t h e r l a n d , Janice A l v a r e z , Joyce Doherty, M a r t h a H e r a l d , Irene Cook.

Second Row: Patricia Duffy, Judith J o r d a n , Judith H o g a n , Suzanne Teulon, Jane Schoeler, Jo G e m m a , Christina Rolland.

Third Row: Ellen Sealy, M e l i d a W i e n a n t s , Penny Doswell, W e n d y Edmands, Priscilla D a l t o n , J u d y Carlson, Joey Hayes.

The International Relations Club enjoyed a very successful year with Mr. William Jordan as advisor.

The officers were President, Joyce Doherty; Vice-

President, Martha Herald; Treasurer, Irene Cook; Corresponding Secretary, Janice Alvarez; Secretary, Lynne Sutherland.

In order to raise money for the club, the members sponsored several wellknown movies.

Twice a month the club discussed world affairs through a current

event seminar.

The outstanding event in the spring was the High School Forum,

a traditional event sponsored by the club.

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First Row, Left to Right: C a r o l y n Rozzi, M a r t h a C r o w l e y , Janice A l v a r e z , Jackie Drake, Judy G r a n t , Dotty Packard, Nancy Lawler, Joyce B o w d e n , Trudy DeRice.

Second Row: Ellen Sealy, Patricia Duffy, Jane K i m b a l l , Peggy Read, Eleanor Rochester, Merlene Gilks, Shirley G i f f o r d , Elizabeth Clarke, G a i l Bonzagni, Jo-Ann Burke.

Under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. W. Clapham Murray, the Masque and Candle Club presented "The Rehearsal," a three-act play in the spring, and several

one-act plays during

this season.

Westbrook

students, assisted

by

students from the University of Maine at Portland, acted and aided in the technical production of these plays.

Officers were President, Judy Grant; Vice-President, Jackie Drake; SecretaryTreasurer, Nancy Lawler; Publicity Chairman, Dotty Kay Packard; and Costume Chairman, Janice Alvarez.

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RETAILING CLUB

First Row, Left to Right: Judy Berube, Teddy Haley, Diane Freeto, Joanne Johnstone, M a r y A n n Barretta, G i n n y Chase, Jo-Ann Jackson, Toni Burton, Dotty K a s p r o w , M a r j o r i e Darrell.

Second Row: M a r i e Holmes, Linda Clark, Bev Lang, Kay Doherty, B a r b a r a Finn, Rochelle V a i l l a n c o u r t , Penny C h a p m a n , Pat H o w a r d , Penny Smith, Judy B r o w n , Pat Duffy, Jackie Panagrossi.

Third Row: Lorraine H o w e , Claire Bellegarde, Pat Smither, Priscilla Ball, Betsy M c D o w e l l , Judy C a r l s o n , Bobbi Travers, Penny Doswell, Carol V a u g h a n , Pat Duffy, Linda H a r d i n g , Sheila Taylor, Susan Lamb, Merlene Gilks, Judy Banister, Lavern Elliot, Sharon Donahue.

The Retailing Club, whose advisor is Miss Constance Curry, is open to all students who are interested in this broad and varied field.

Officers elected for

the year were as follows: President, Penny Smith; Vice-President, Judy Brown; Secretary-Treasurer, Patty Howard; and Social Chairman, Penny Chapman.

The club sponsored many activities this past year, including a fashion show in cooperation with J. E. Palmer Company of Portland, the annual dance, and the Senior Banquet.

The club was fortunate to have Miss Judy Chick of the

display department of Porteous, Mitchell, and Braun Company as a speaker.

This year a Christmas party, which took place in November before field work began, was enjoyed by all.

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WJC NEWS STAFF

First Row, Left to Right: Joyce B o w d e n , Nancy-Jo Davis, W e n d y Edmands, Penny C h a p m a n , D a l t o n , Nancy Lawler, Judy G r e e n a n , Chris Rolland.

Second Row: Dotty Packard, M a r t h a H e r a l d , G a i l Freeman, Sonia Plummer, Miss G r e t a Kerr, Pearson, Dale G i l p a t r i c k , Edna Kearns, C l a u d i a B r o w n e , Judy B r o w n , Judy Bailey, Betsy W a r d , Halle, Sheila Espey, M a r t h a Robinson, Rosie Dickinson, Joanne St. Peter, Jane Schoeler, Jean M a r t h a G a l b r a i t h , Sue Teulon, Sue Rollins, Sue Robinson, Judy Sinclair, Judy W a l l a c e .

Priscilla Brenda Sandra Forbes,

An enthusiastic editorial board and staff gave W. J. C. students and faculty a new newspaper. campus activity.

The WJC NEWS produced a more thorough coverage of

Emphasis was placed on more administration news, faculty

and student interviews, and feature articles.

The purpose was to make the

newspaper more collegiate in style and content.

Co-Editors-in-Chief, Penny Chapman and Priscilla Dalton; Feature

Editor,

Nancy-Jo Davis; Advertising Manager, Nancy Lawler; Advisor, Miss Greta Kerr, as well as the entire staff, worked diligently to meet deadlines and produce ideas to make this the best newspaper W. J. C. has had.

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OUTING CLUB

Front Row, Left to Right: A n n e F l a n a g a n , Karen Hill, Jean Forbes, Rosie Dickinson, Valerie P y r d o l , Judy G r a n t , Miss Nancy G i l m a n .

Second Row: Sue Teulon, Sue R o w l a n d , Barb Stacy, Nancy Foster, Penny C h a p m a n , Joyce B o w d e n .

In the fall, mountain climbing; when the world was white, skiing; for spring, picnics â&#x20AC;&#x201D; such were the activities of the Outing Club this year.

The Outing club worked together to organize, plan and participate in these outdoor activities.

Climbing the hills of Maine and skiing the slopes of New

Hampshire were enjoyed throughout

the year.

Weekends, days, and

time

between semesters were filled with Outing Club activities.

The Outing Club was led by: President, Rosemary Dickinson; Vice-President, Judy Grant; Secretary, Jean

Forbes; Treasurer,

Karen Hill; Publicity Chairman, Anne Flanagan.

Nancy Gilman and Mrs. Jay O'Brien.

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Pyrdol; Trip

Leader,

The club advisors were Miss

W.A.A

First Row, Left to Right: Nancy-Jo Davis, Jackie Drake, Judy W o o d , Penny C h a p m a n , Joyce B o w d e n , Miss Jean G i l m o r e .

Second Row: Joyce Doherty, B a r b a r a Smith, Joan Landers, Pat Smither, Barb Stacy, Priscilla D a l t o n , Rosie Dickinson, Chris Rolland, M e l i d a W i e n a n t s , Karen Hill, Nancy Foster, Sonia Plummer, M a r t h a H e r a l d , Jo G e m m a .

The Women's Athletic Association is organized for the purpose of promoting sportsmanship and creating interest for active participation in sports and recreational activities.

A large membership enabled the Association to improve and

add to its many functions

The advisor, Miss Jean Gilmore, was instrumental

with the development of several ideas.

The executive board, President, Penny Chapman; Vice-President, Judy Wood; Secretaries, Joyce Bowden and Sue Hooper; and Treasurer, Jackie Drake, as well as the Junior Council with Barbara Banks as Chairman and Judy Rollins as Secretary, worked with the entire Council to plan interhouse tournaments, varsity activities, play days, and student-faculty events for the enjoyment of everyone.

The highlight of the year was the annual Winter Carnival with the snow sculptures, jazz session, and the formal dance. spring was the final club function.

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An annual

banquet in the

BASKETBALL

First Row, Left to Right: Dotty K a s p r o w , Pat Smither, Chris Rolland, Barb Stacy, Penny C h a p m a n , Priscilla D a l t o n , Joyce B o w d e n , Nancy Blodgett.

Second Row: Nancy-Jo Davis, M i r i a m Leighton, Brenda M o o d y , Judy Pickering, S a n d r a M u s g r o v e , Miss Jean G i l m o r e , Rosie Dickinson, M e l i d a W i e n a n t s , Diana Rogers, Jane M o l o n e y , Miss Nancy G i l m a n .

The season's basketball began enthusiastically with the exciting inter-house contest.

Deering House won with the title of champion with Whitman as runner-

up, although the Day-Hops gave both Deering and Whitman a battle.

After the

completion of thjs primary basketball contest, all eyes turned to the Varsity team try-outs.

Under the direction of Miss Jean Gilmore and Miss Nancy Gilman, a

strong team was selected.

Penny

Chapman,

Pat

Smither,

Priscilla

Dalton,

Barbara

Stacy,

Melida

Wienants, Sandra Musgrove, Brenda Moody, Nancy Blodgett, and Judy Peterson stood in the forward positions.

Guarding were Jane Moloney, Rosie Dickinson,

Chris Rolland, Joyce Bowden, Dotty Kasprow, Sue Spann, Sue Robinson, Diana Rogers, and Judy Pickering.

These girls gave W. J. C. a very successful season

in Varsity basketball.

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GERMAN CLUB

First Row, Left to Right: G e r r y Fritz, Kathi Dair, Recording Secretary; G a i l Bonzagni, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. Denise Schluter, A d v i s o r ; Chris Rolland, President; B a r b a r a Stone, Vice-PresidentM a r y O'Connor.

Second Row: C y n t h i a T i l l m a n , V a l e r i e Pyrdol, Joyce Doherty, Jane Schoeler, Priscilla D a l t o n , Inger Ericsson, N o r m a G a r d n e r .

CANTER CLUB

First Row: Toby Russell, Ride C h a i r m a n .

Second Row: Lea Thayer, Sue Downes, Vice-President; Joan Braunstein, Treasurer; Jill Howes, Landers, President; Judy Banister, Connie Benjamin, Secretary; Mrs. John M c G o w a n , A d v i s o r .

Joan

CREATIVE DANCE

First Row, Left to Right: Connie Keenan, D i a n a Freeto, Secretary-Treasurer.

Second Row: J o - A n n G e m m a , President; Jane M o l o n e y , Sandra Halle, Donna A n d e r s o n .

Third Row: Joan Davis, Valerie P y r d o l , Ellie Rochester, V i v i a n Carlson, W e n d y Edmands.

PEP CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Pat Smither, Sheila Taylor, Karen Hill.

Second Row: Judy Carlson, Joey Hayes, Chris Rolland, Joyce Penelope C h a p m a n .

Third Row: Pat Duffy, Penny Doswell, Ellen Sealy.

Doherty,

Sue

Teulon, M a r y

Keany,

TOWER STAFF

First Row, Left to Right: Chris Rolland, Rosemary Dickinson, W e n d y Edmonds, Judy R a n d a l l , Jane K i m b a l l , Joyce B o w d e n , Priscilla D a l t o n .

Second Row: Judy Bailey, Dotty Packard, Beverly C h r i s t i a n , Isa W o r t m a n , Judy G r e e n a n , Nancy Blodgett, Janet Cerveny, M a r t h a H e r a l d , Judy J o r d a n , Judy Carlson, Joyce Doherty, Sheila Taylor, Nancy Lawler, Jean Forbes, Judy H o g a n , Sue Teulon.

Third Row: Sue R o w l a n d , Trudy DeRice, Valerie P y r d o l , Jean Elliot, Joan Braunstein, Peggy Read, Penny C h a p m a n , Nancy Link, Penny Doswell, Pat Duffy, J o a n n a Hayes, Jane Schoeler, Ellen Sealy, Sandy Chisholm, Jo-Ann G e m m a , Nancy-Jo Davis.

Not in Picture: Miss Jocelyn G i l b e r t s o n , Advisor.

Judith Randall Editor-in-Chief

Jane K i m b a l l Assistant Editor

Joyce Bowden Photography Editor

Rosie Dickinson Copy Editor

W e n d y Edmands A r t Editor

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PARENTS WEEKEND

Parents was a Dad-Daughter sports

Weekend

success!

This

primary event of the fall was received with much enthusiasm and was enjoyed by both parents and W. J. C. girls.

Smoker decorations This spirited was

occasion

of

celebration

staged

by

the

Renaissance in the making

Student Council, and the

participation

of

the girls in the talent show, smoker decorations,

and

in

the

Renaissance made it a memorable weekend.

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Talent show

CHRISTMAS WEEKEND

The Christmas festivities "Golden

Dreams"

at

W.

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w e r e f u l l of spirit a n d e n j o y m e n t . The Christmas

carol

sing,

the

o r p h a n p a r t y , a n d the house parties w e r e attended

by

all

with

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Christmas d r e a m .

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A continental touch w a s given to the 1960

The Sitzmark g r a m w i t h the doin O u r q u e e n , Joyce Doherty

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W i n n i n g sculpture, 'Swiss M o u n t a i n e e r . "

Corey.

Our queen a n d her court reigned over the f o r m a l dance.

ALPINE SILHOUETTES was a memorable weekend.

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IN YOUR HONOR, SENIORS \ B „. * PASTEL MELODIES > « -^

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MAY WEEKEND

In concurrence w i t h Westbrook Pastel Paradise

Pageant

May

tradition,

Weekend

was

presented to the Class of 1959 by the Freshm a n Class.

The t a p p i n g of the The Queen a n d her court

Junior

Deans,

c r o w n i n g

of

the the

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the

weekend

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magnificence

splendor.

The Glee Club sing

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CLASS OF 1961 A b b o t t , Delanne, Route 115, G r a y , M a i n e

Cyr, A d r i e n n e , 51 Somerset A v e . , Pittsfield, M a i n e

A b b o t t , Linda, Blue Hill, M a i n e

D a r r e l l , M a r j o r i e , 81 W a k e f i e l d St., Rochester, N . H.

A b b o t t , Shirley, 54 O r i e n t A v e . , Melrose, Mass.

Denvir, Elizabeth, 7 Locust St., S p r i n g f i e l d , Mass.

A b b o t t , V i r g i n i a , 54 O r i e n t A v e . , Melrose, Mass.

Dodge, Laura G., Range Rd., Freeport, M a i n e

A l e x a n d e r , N a n c y , Stony Creek Rd., B r a n f o r d , C o n n .

Doherty, K a t h r y n , 109 V a n N o r d e n Rd., Reading, Mass.

Anderson, Donna, 2492 M a i n St., G l a s t o n b u r y , C o n n .

Dolloff, Diane, 204 C a m p St., Barre, V t

Anderson, J u d i t h , 137 B r e n t w o o d St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Donahue, S h a r o n , 91 Tulip A v e . , Floral Park, N. Y.

A n d e r t o n , Dale, 49 Berkshire Rd., N e e d h a m , Mass.

Downes, Susan, 34 W e a t o g u e St., Simsbury, C o n n .

A p p e l , Grace, 57 H i g h l a n d St., D e d h a m , Mass.

Duffy, Patricia Lee, 31 Roosevelt St., Putnam, C o n n .

Baker, Linda, 97 Central St., Peabody, Mass.

Elener, J e a n , 3 Riverside V i e w , Rye, N. Y.

Ball, Priscilla A n n , 10 Lincoln Circle, A n d o v e r , Mass.

Elliott, Lovern, East C o r i n t h , M a i n e

Balsis, M a r y , 226 West State St., Trenton, N. J.

Evans, Paula, 691 Lenox St., A t h o l , Mass.

Banister, J u d i t h , 5 B o n w o o d St., N e w t o n v i l l e , Mass.

Fenton, Nancy Lee, 17 Orchid Rd., Cape Elizabeth, M a i n e

Barbour, N a n c y , 135 Mechanic St., W e s t b r o o k , M a i n e

Finn, B a r b a r a , Bulrush Farm Rd., N o r t h Scituate, Mass.

Barretta, M a r y A n n , 54 Beechwood Ave., Manhasset, N. Y.

Fitzgerald, Faye, 62 South High St., B r i d g t o n , M a i n e

Batchelder, S a n d r a , 77 Dorothy A v e . , H o l d e n , Mass.

Foster, Earlene, 135 Foster St., N o r t h A n d o v e r , Mass.

Bechard, Rolande, 25 D r u m m o n d A v e . , W a t e r v i l l e , M a i n e

Fox, C h a r l o t t e , 14 Farm Hill Rd., Cape Elizabeth, M a i n e

Bellegarde, Claire, 5 Bellegarde Circle, Lewiston, M a i n e

Fox, Lynne, 1805 Beaxon St., Brookline, Mass.

Benjamin, Constance, 55 Front St., W e y m o u t h , Mass.

Freeman, G a i l , 93 G l e n w o o d Ave., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Bennett, N a n c y , 14 Bruuer Ave., W i l b r a h a m , M-ass.

Freeto, D i a n a , 91 Hillside A v e . , West N e w t o n , Mass.

Benson, M a r j o r i e , 31 Chase St., South P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Fritz, G e r a l d i n e , 215 H a r t m a n n Rd., N e w t o n Center, Mass.

Berest, Joanne Hadley, 1190 Boylston St., N e w t o n 64, Mass.

G a l b r a i t h , M a r t h a , 148 Concord St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Berube, J u d i t h , 108 Mechanic St., W e s t b r o o k , M a i n e

G a n e y , Janice, Damey's W a y , M a r b l e h e a d , Mass.

Bishop, Linda, C a r i b o u Rd., Presque Isle, M a i n e

G a r d n e r , N o r m a J e a n , 7 A n g e l l Ter., South Portland, M a i n e

Bosselman, Linda, 2 Fern St., C h e l m s f o r d , Mass.

G i b b s , Dianne, 10 Cedar St., Tilton, N . H.

Bourn, C y n t h i a , 113 Center St., Concord, N. H.

G i l k e y , Bonnie, A l f r e d , Maine

Boyland, Christine, 129 Pond St., G e o r g e t o w n , Mass.

G i l p a t r i c k , Dale, 46 Arch St., N e e d h a m , Mass.

Brewer, Donna, 251 G r o v e l a n d St., H a v e r h i l l , Mass.

G i n n , Diane, 13 Coolidge Ave., C a r i b o u , M a i n e

B r o w n , J u d i t h , 29 West M a i n St., Ellsworth, M a i n e

G o l d m a n , Phyllis, 48 Vernon St., M e d f o r d , Mass.

B r o w n , Linda, Hilltop, N e w London, N. H.

G o o d n o w , Lynda, 193 B r o a d w a y , Rockland, M a i n e

B r o w n , Lois, 7 Elmwood Ave., C a r i b o u , M a i n e

G r a d y , M a r y , 64 Sherwood Rd., M e d f o r d , Mass.

B r o w n , Lola, Clark St., Eastport, M a i n e

Greenier, M a r y A n n a , 22 A r b o r Street, Portland, Maine

Browne, Thora, 10 Braeburn Rd., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Haley, Theo, 12 Prospect Street, Saugerties, N e w

Bryans, D a r y l , Chapin Rd., H a m p d e n , Mass.

Halle, S a n d r a , 66 Rosemont Ave., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

York

Buckhout, D i n a h , O n d e r o n k Place, Pleasantville, N. Y.

H a r r i m a n , J u d i t h , Locke Rd., Rye, N. Y.

Bull, Donna, 3 Elm St., Ellsworth, M a i n e

H a r r o l d , M a r y Lee, 36 School St., Boothbay H a r b o r , M a i n e

Bullock, Sandra, 87 B r a d f o r d Rd., W a t e r t o w n , Mass.

Hattie, C a r o l y n , 571 Park Ave., Bloomfield, C o n n .

Burton, Toni, McGregory Rd., S t u r b r i d g e , Mass.

Hay, C a r o l , 10 Lawrence Rd., N e e d h a m , Mass.

Cain, Frances, 11 M i l l St., C a m d e n , M a i n e

Hedler, J u d i t h , 6 Terrace Ave., Taftville, C o n n .

C a l l a h a n , J o a n , 22 M o u n t Hood Ter., Melrose, Mass.

Heemsath, Constance, 49 Ellsworth St., S p r i n g v a l e , M a i n e

C a m p a g n a , Carole-Anne, 8 S i l v e r w o o d Ter., South Hadley, Mass.

Henschke, Karen, 179 Burbank Rd., L o n g m e a d o w , Mass.

C a m p b e l l , A n n , 165 Turxis Ave., Bloomfield, C o n n .

Holmes, B a r b a r a , 360 H i g h l a n d A v e . , South P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Carleton, June, 111 N o r t h A d a m s St., Manchester, N. H.

Holmes, M a r i e , 24 Cole St., South P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Carlson, V i v i a n , R.F.D. 1, Putnam, C o n n .

Hooper, Susan, 8 Partridge Lane, Darien, C o n n .

Carson, Pamela, 132 Lovely St., Unionville, C o n n .

H o w e , Lorraine Beverly, 4 Berwick St., South Portland, M a i n e

Chase, V i r g i n i a , 62 Prince St., W . N e w t o n , Mass.

Howes, Jill, 7 O r l a n d o St., W i l b r a h a m , Mass.

Chiulli, Veronica, Taxter Rd., I r v i n g t o n , N. Y.

H u b b a r d , Emily, 407 Juniper Lane, Cheshire, C o n n .

Clark, Emma, 27 Valley V i e w Ave., Summit, N . J .

Jackson, J o - A n n , 50 Crestview Dr., N e w i n g t o n , Conn.

Colvin, B a r b a r a , R.F.D. 1, Concord, N. H.

Johansson, Linda Lee, 11 Pierce A v e . , W a k e f i e l d , Mass.

C o r r i g a n , Bonnie, 187 Maine Ave., Millinocket, M a i n e

Johnson, Arlene, 450 College St., Lewiston, M a i n e

C r o w e , Joyce Ellen, 47 Greenleaf St., B r a d f o r d , Mass.

Johnson, Roberta, 175 Putnam St., Quincy, Mass.

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Johnson, Phyllis, 55 State Rd., Falmouth Foreside, M a i n e

Roberts, C y n t h i a , 4231 N . 60th A v e . , West H o l l y w o o d , Fla.

Johnstone, J o a n n e , 10 Sumter A v e . , East W i l l i s t o n , N . Y.

Robinson, M a r t h a , 148 Concord St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Joos, W i l m a Louise, 95 C o l u m b i a A v e . , N e w t o n H i g h l a n d s , Mass.

Robinson, Suzanne, 187 H a r r i e t t St., South P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Kaknes, Jane, 8 Hall Rd., C h e l m s f o r d , Mass.

Rollins, J u d i t h , 952 Franklin St., Melrose, Mass.

Lescarboura, J o a n , 21 P a r k w a y Rd., Briarcliff M a n o r , N . Y.

Rollins, Suzanne, 15 M i l l St., T i l t o n , N. H.

K a s p r o w , Dorothy, 42 R i d g e w o o d Rd., N e w i n g t o n , C o n n .

Ross, S a n d r a , R.F.D. 3, F a r m i n g t o n , M a i n e

Kearns, Edna, 11 W o o d l a w n A v e . , Wellesley Hills, Mass.

R o u g h g a r d e n , Betsy, 419 S q u a w Brook Rd., N o r t h H a l e d o n , N . J .

Keenan, Constance, 16 Rackleff St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Rudokas, Patricia, 20 S h a w m u t

Keppel, J u d i t h , 22 Rodney St., H a r t f o r d , C o n n .

Russell, Toby, 4 G l e n d a l e Rd., M a r b l e h e a d , Mass.

St., Lewiston,

Maine

Kiernan, Carol Lynne, 16 Cedar St., W a r e h a m , Mass.

Russo, Josephine, 23 C h a m b e r l a i n A v e . , P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Kramer, N a n c y , 12 W a l n u t St., Reading, Mass.

Sacco, J o a n , 16 S h e r w o o d Rd., M e d f o r d , Mass.

Lamb, Susan, 186 Falmouth Rd., Falmouth, M a i n e

Savage, Shirley, Poverty Rd., S o u t h b u r y , C o n n .

Leighton, M i r i a m A., 32 Ocean House Rd., Cape Elizabeth, M a i n e

S a w y e r , Leslie, 99 West St., Braintree, Mass.

Levine, Linda, 712 Pine St., Manchester, N. H.

Scribner, J u d i t h , 56 Chenery

Lord, Deborah, 399 Stevens A v e . , P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

S h a w , Roberta, 182 Foreside Rd., Falmouth, M a i n e

St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Lundin, Beryl, 57 W o o d l a w n A v e . , N a u g a t u c k , C o n n .

S h e p a r d , M a r y , 361 T a l m o u t h Rd., Hyannis, Mass.

M a g u i r e , J u d i t h , 146 Falmouth St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Sinclair, Julie, 7 E d w a r d s St., South P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

M o l o n e y . Julie A n n , 181 East A v e . , Lewiston, M a i n e

Sinclair, W e n d y , 289 Pine St., Lewiston, M a i n e

M a r c h a n t , Roberta, 30 Fearing St., Amherst, Mass.

Slader, B a r b a r a , 25 N o r t h Hancock St., L e x i n g t o n , Mass.

M a r s a w , Penelope, 6 Rexhame, Worcester, Mass.

Smith, B a r b a r a , 68 South A v e . , Tiverton, R. I.

M a t t i s o n , M a r y Dean, W i l l i a m s Rd., Concord, Mass.

Smith, D o n n a , S a w y e r Rd., C a p e Elizabeth, M a i n e

M c C l u n g , J u d i t h , 26 West Bradstreet Rd., N o r t h A n d o v e r , Mass.

Smith, Penelope, 40 Church St., Shelburne Falls, Mass.

M c D o w e l l , Betsy A n n , M a i n St., Princeton, M a i n e

Sogoloff, J o a n , 104 F a r r a g u t Rd., S w a m p s c o t t , Mass.

S p a n n , Susan, 202 M a g o u n Ave., Brockton, Mass.

McElroy, J o a n , 2 Studley St., Falmouth, M a i n e Mims, Jo Leal, 202 M a n n i n g St.,

Needham

Heights,

Spires, Sherma, 58 A n g e l l A v e . , South P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Mass.

Mitchell, M a x i n e , 130 Nashua St., M i l f o r d , N . H.

St. Peter, Joanne, 60 Ocean St., Rockland, M a i n e

M o o d y , Brenda, Box 153, N o r r i d g e w o c k , M a i n e

Stone, B a r b a r a , 140 W i l l i a m St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

M o r i n , Patricia, 28 Perry St., Barre, V e r m o n t

S u l l i v a n , Patricia, 472

Mucher, D i a n a , Locust St., Salmon Falls, N. H.

S u t h e r l a n d , Lynne, 11 Rachel Rd., Reading, Mass.

Prospect

Hill

Rd., W i n d s o r ,

M u l l e n , Judith A n n , Dodge Rd., Rowley, Mass.

S w a i n , Beverly, Beauty

M u n d a y , E. J o a n , 23 Wellesley A v e . , Wellesley, Mass.

Sweetser, C a r o l , 25 A r g i l l a Rd., I p s w i c h , Mass.

Hill Rd., B a r r i n g t o n , N.

M u s g r o v e , S a n d r a , 37 Bank St., Lebanon, N. H.

Talbot, C a r o l , 64 Read St., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

Nash, Janice Lee, Hosmer Pond Rd., C a m d e n , M a i n e

Tate, N o r m a , 67 Western A v e . , A u g u s t a , M a i n e

Nickerson, Lorna, 29 Page Dr., Coventry, R. I.

Terry, Bonnell, 19 Deering St., N o r w a y , M a i n e

Conn.

H.

N o w e r s , Hilary A n n , Hospital Rd., M e d f i e l d , Mass.

Thayer, Lea, 29 Valerie Lane, D a n b u r y , C o n n .

Penagrossi, Jacqueline, 15 M a p l e St., East H a v e n , C o n n .

Thomas, Susan, 53 M a r t i n

Partridge, M a r t h a , 41 Ray St., Manchester, N. H.

Toll, Linda, 59 Dane St., Beverly, Mass.

Pearson, Brenda, 12 S a w y e r Rd., Wellesley Hills, Mass.

V a i l l a n c o u r t , Rochelle, 110 H a r d i n g St., Berlin, N . H.

Rd., Wellesley, Mass.

Pelletier, G a i l , 18 M o r g a n St., W a t e r v i l l e , M a i n e

V e n e d a m , Patricia, 62 A d a m s

Peterson, M a r i o n , M a i n St., C u m b e r l a n d Center, M a i n e

V o l t e r o , C h a r l o t t e , 183 Ashcroft Rd., M e d f o r d , Mass.

St., Lexington, Mass.

Pfuntner, J u d i t h , 372 Cedar Brook Rd., Lynn, Mass.

W a h l e n , A n n e , Concord St., Carlisle, Mass.

Pickering, Judith A n n e , Wascussie Ct., N e w C a n a a n , C o n n .

W a r d , Betsy, Lynn, Mass.

Plummer, Sonia, 138 Colonial Rd., P o r t l a n d , M a i n e

W a s h b u r n , Eleanor, Box 148, M a p l e A v e . , S c a r b o r o u g h , M a i n e

Porkola, J o a n , 101 Brigham St., N o r t h b o r o , Mass.

W e b b , C y n t h i a , Box 274, G r a y Rd., South W i n d h a m , M a i n e

Pratt, Helen, 9 M a i n St., F a r m i n g t o n , M a i n e

Wescott, Bonnie, R.F.D. 3, Sixth St., Dover, N. H.

Proehl, M a r i a n n e , 710 M i d d l e Rd., Portsmouth, N. H.

W h e n m a n , Loretta, 16 S h e r w o o d Rd., Melrose, Mass.

Putnam, M a r g a r e t G a i l , 90 Lake Ave., N e w t o n Center, Mass.

W i l b u r , Helen, 64 East M a i n St., C a m b r i d g e , N . Y.

Ramsburg, Sally, 7914 West Park Dr., A d e l p h i , M d .

Wills, Roberta, 58 O a k St., Stoneham, Mass.

Rand, Nancy, 933 Webster St., M a r s h f i e l d , Mass.

W i t h a m , Elizabeth, 171 W a s h i n g t o n St., Brewer, M a i n e

Reed, C a r o l , Wiscasset Rd., Boothbay, M a i n e

W o o d , J u d i t h , 271 Pleasant St., M a r b l e h e a d , Mass.

Richards, Leigh, 126 Pleasant St., Fairhaven, Mass.

W o o d w o r t h , Donna, River

Riggin, Sharon, 101 Bellevue Rd., A n d o v e r , Mass.

W r i g h t , J e a n , 112 " N " St., South Boston, Mass.

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Rd., South W i n d h a m ,

Maine

This is the Westbrook Way . . . .

Its buildings tall, its chapeVs grace Its campus green in Spring — The friendly smile on every face (all these things) Inspire us to sing — About the fun we've had And the things we've done, About the people we've met And the prizes we've won; The hours in the classroom, The teachers' helping hand Will guide us in the future As the leaders of the land; With pride in our colors, The maroon and gray — We're part of the Westbrook Way!

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here

on the same spot of the day Watching

before,

the curtains rise slowly

upon the

stage.

Here the stage lights with a thousand

glow revelations.

I wonder if life itself is but an idea . .

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