Husson University - Chieftain Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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Fin! row, Icll to right: Donald Gardner, Peggy Brewer, Leo Lolselle, Phil Inforati, Mary Ann I-lachey. Serum! row: Robert Goodwin, jack Fields, Lynn Clark, Mike Thcriault, Margaret Grindle, Marlcgu Parent, Pat Hunter, Charlene Libby, Simone Levcsque, Donna Poulin, Mary ,lane rucc. Third ron-: Jane Craig, Sharon B-ell, Richard Hawlcslcy, Fred Astle, David Boynton, Peter Rogers, Walter Schanley, Gail Mulvihill, John Thomas, Sally Sandslmm, Nancy Graves, Bonnie Blanc-hard. Fourth riw: Mr. Tyler, Advisor, Edward Libby, Paul McMenna.min, Mike Mosslcr, Harry Moore, Richard Southard, jim McKay, David Ireland, John Conncrs, Jim Manship, George Mnxiinic, Ronald Willette. President .,,,.., ,, .. Vice-President ,.,.. Secretary .,..,,... . Treasurer ,..... . Sfuclenl' ecumcd ......... Leo Loiselle Historian ..,..... ...... M ary Ann Hachey Donald Gardner Publicity George Maximic Peggy Brewer Store Manager Mary Jane Bruce Dick Martin Advisor Mr, Tyler Phil Inforati The Student Council of Husson College has had an eventful year. We have purchased new fans for Dickerman Lounge, helped to present blazers to the basketball team, and even put parking tickets on your cars. Christmas was made much nicer for several families in the Bangor area. We presented baskets of food pertinent to the Christmas dinner. Roger Furbish's illness will be shortened we hope due to the portable TV presented to him by the organizations of the school. The annual Chief for a Day program was held with all the gaiety of supporting one's candidate to the end. Joe Paul and Marjorie Cummings were the victorious couple. The Banquet was held at Pilots Grill this year and turned out to be a great success and a lot of fun. Much thanks and appreciation should be extended to Mr. Tyler, Mrs. Lowe, and Mrs. Saba. Due to their understanding, patience, and durability , the student council has com- pleted another successful year. Thanks is to be extended also to the student body for your fine support.

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5luJad'Zcluca.Z'ion ' ' Front nnu, lalt to right: Priscilla Bouchard, Lois Cross, Helen Colby, Karl McGaw, Phyllis Chase, Vicki Hurd, Alan Robinson. Back raw: Phyllis Perreault, Carol Hamilton, Laurine Blodgett, Dolores Renaud, Peter Lucas, Rosalie Green, Scott LaPIame, jane Lanpher, Jacqueline Emerson, Neila Mclntym, Christine Demlto. Oficers First Half Second Half President ...........,........ ..,.....,..,.. R osalie Green Karl McGaw Vice.P1-egident ,,,4,,., ..,..,........ K arl McGaw Helen Colby Secretary ....,4.........,. ..,..- .. ,..,,...... Jane Lampher Lois Cross Treasurer ..,...,................,........... .,...., - ..... R obert Graves Phyllis Chase Assistant Treasurer ...,. .. .,..,.......,. Helen Colby Student Council ..,,,....,.....,....,,.........,...........,,............... Patricia Bailey Priscilla Bouchard S.E.A. this year has worked very hard to put out a yearbook that we hope everyone will enjoy. This has been our main project. Other projects were: giving gifts to the chidren at the Bangor Children's Home and sending out advertisements to promote the sale of two excellent books about Maine written by a local author who has been hospitalized for some time. We have had a very busy year, but a fruitful one. Several of our Officers went to Boston to the annual convention of N.E.P.T.A. in October, others attended conventions in Augusta. A party and the presenting of the yearbooks and the dedication will climax the year's ac- tivities.