University of Maine at Farmington - Yearbook (Farmington, ME)

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rt ' 3' ii? i li --i , . Q a ' I I . l r, A l : H W i ru ll' v I , - i HOME EC. OFFICERS ROW 1: Ellen Hale, Hope Barton, Diane Sidelinger. ROW 2: Marjorie McKay, Sally Ranger, Eleanor Ingraham, Pamela Hilton, Mrs. Taylor, Barbara Littlefield, Mary Tobey, Miss Was- gatt, Joy McFarland, Vera Stitliam, Marjorie Graves, Ioyce Beal. Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is directly afliliated with the American Home Economics Association, as well as the Maine association, and has as its objectives the creation of interest in home economics and the better- ment of home and community relations as Well as living conditions. We have been unusually busy this year with two highly successful events having been held on campus in the fall. In October, We welcomed delegates from Nasson and the University of Maine to the semi-annual state home economics meeting, and then, two weeks later, we were hon- ored to play host to the annual Province I Workshop which is attended by home economics students from colleges throughout New England and New York. An annual Home Economics Day is sponsored jointly by the home economics department and the club to acquaint others with some of the aspects of home economics considered during the year. The program this year included a speaker on creative hobbies, group work in Civilian De- fense, and a foods demonstration. Also included in the club's activities are a food sale and donations to CARE and the International Scholarship fund. 21

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joyce Curtis, Martha Colbath, Marilyn Merriam, joyce Irish, janet Sawtclle, Colleen Rowell, W joseph Xlfentworth. , ROXV 1: Vera Stitham, Dorothy Mqlicnncy, Carolyn Davis, janet Sawtelle, Parker Clements, joyce Irish, Harriet Sawtelle, Miss Lambertson, Miss XVood. BOW 2: Betsy Loomis, Colleen Rowell, Katrina Lawrence, Pamela Hilton, Neclra Nash, Rita Clements, Geneva NVoodworth, joyce Beal, joyce Curtis, Marilyn Miller. ROW 3: Patricia Austin, Beverly Kinney, Mable Dunn, Charlene Brown, joy ML-Farland, Elizabeth Colbath, Barbara LeCleire, Diane Sidelinger, Katherine Beal, Minnie Butterfield. ROXV 4: june Campbell, Shirley Buck, Carolyn Brown, Sandra Browne, Pamela Willard, Donna NVarman, joe XV6TltVV01flIll, Marilyn Merriam, Madaline Merriam, Glenda-Lou Rowell. ROXV 5: Verna Mitchell, Elva Nimmo, Ann Foshay, Ann' Scha- , fer, judy Topham, Carrie Hodges, Amanda Winter, Muriel XVinter. Standing, Evelyn Pease. The Christian Association unites with the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. Our association is afliliated with the VVorId Student Christian Federa- tion, the Student Christian Movement, and the Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. Besides the monthly vesper services and campus activities, we partici- pate in community, national, and world projects. The Maine Area Conference, Nasson Conference, Bolling Ridge Con- ference, and O-At-Ka Camp are conferences in which several of our mem- bers this year participated by uniting with Christians from other schools. The Advisory Board was established to aid the commissions in their various activities. The members are Miss Bose Lambertson, Miss Eleanor NVood, Miss Isabella Frazier, Miss Evelyn Benjamin, and the Reverend Robert Van Corder. C.A. CABINET Miss Lambcrtson, Miss VVood, Parker Clements, Betsy Loomis, Evelyn Pease, Madaline Merriam,