Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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First row, left to right: Doris Varney, Midi Green, Audrey Kraus, Chris Churchill, Helen Papaioanou, Trudy Dulude. Second row: Betty Cressy. Terry Ross, Tina Goulette, Jean Thomas, Ellie Partridge, Della Dodsworth, Ruth Dea. Third row: Martha Hocking, Carol Pike, Selma Buyer, Anne Lalvlontagne, Betty Berger, Ann Xvhittemore, Miriam Lamb, Jane Call, Lee Bond. Fourth row: Pat Roberts, Shirley Dexter, Janice Tate. Fifth row: Betty Garvey, Lola Glynn, Barbara Dumican, Joyce Pike, Lesley Jubinville, Joan Keith, Dawnalyn Wigllt. Houghton Ha!! Houghton's year has been a full Midi, Janie, and Audrey's one . . . first house dance of the Bills . . . tell all jokes to Lee, year-a success . . . second prize in she'l1 appreciate them . . . Gar- Hallowe'en skit . . . Gala Christmas vey's John - 'nuff said! . . . party . . . volleyball . . . basketball Communism? -call Terry . . . . . . fun igalore. Bob W. and Bob T. for Shirl and Martha .... Wanta go to Florida? -see Lola . . . Cressy - stem turns? christy! ! - our authority on skiing . . . Loud chords means Ruthie's practicing . . . Mert and Quirk . . . Clark and N. H. U. for Carol . . . Wel- comed New Houghtonite at mid- year-Leslie . . . U. of M. and Henry for Joyce . . . Chris will tell anyone anytime about the ad- vantages of Maine . . . Pat's our voice . . . Radios from Dawn to midnight . . . Arm is our Yarmouth's cutie . . . Potato pas- sionate Joanie . . . Another man? HOUGHTON HALL Sixty-two

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ii E E . . sm msgs-swat mi- ii-i First row, left to right: Diane Ephross. Second row: Alice Smith, Roberta Mattheis, Nancy Hill. Third row: Lee Ritz, Alice Gold, Virginia I-Iayduk, Patricia Lenart, Phyllis Jacobson. johmm Home Five Seniors, six fect harmonyy . socks for her hair . . . ,ra me. . . . jokes . . . . Dianne and her knitting . . Phyl and her Florida tan . Nancy's Dartmouth man . . . named Roddy . . . Gracias Allie . . . Bob bie's political 'duties and zest for anatomy . . . Allie S.'s plan for a surprise party at the Y. M. . . pa 1 AW, come on. . . . Aice G., 'QfI'errific! -- Aggr:1vating! . . Jan and Lou evacuate for Deering . . . old podies' . . . Christmas lists . . . plumbing difficulties . . Lee's mail worries and notes to her- self . . . laundry-encircled smoker . . . bridge . . . knitting . . . soli- taire . . . the constant cry, uWl1CfC is the furniture? . . . those sulphur- colored walls . . . mass visits from last year's inhabitants . . . Celeste Freshmen-pen .' Pat's colored That jars . . Ginny's pas- sion for Vaughn Monroe . . . Army . . Aida and the fourth movement of Beeth0ven's Fifth floating up hour after hour, clay after day . . . Won't you pu-leez turn it downlu . . . that stimulating odor of the I. S.'s . . . all dated for Winter Carnival. H - 5 ,s s W ,4..g.m,E.i mmfusdn M wi i is R , Qs -LWB E was ,X F, is is is is nw--is si- is JOHNSON AND FACULTY CLUB Sixty-three