Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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First row, left to right: Jean Maddocks, Eulalie Bibber, Allegra. Anderson, Jane Packard, Frances Lubovitz. Second row: Nancy Dinsinore, Lois Jacobson, Priscilla Powers, Priscilla Perry, Carolyn Luce, Arlene Chandler, Emily Michalaros, Jane Drescher. Third row: June Lawrence, Rose-Alyce Cullen, Marceline XVebber, Shirley Kaplan, Marguerite Shaw, Dorothy Magill, Barbara Murphy, Patricia Young, Gloria. Jordan, Shirley Knowles, Pauline Davis, Helen Cate, Marjorie VVeinman. Senior ay Sfzzdenif Dashing madly for the last bus co-editor in chief of the TOWER that just makes first hour class . . . . . . trips to Boston and New York Fred Waring in the day room at during Christmas vacation . . . 11.00 . . . remembering not to Wear Helen, Marilyn, and Jean - the slacks on Wednesday because of three stooges . . . that leopard coat chapel . . . Bruce, class president . . . Frieda and her romantic plays for two yearsg Nancy, president of for speech and radio . . . Fan's redi the Student Councilg and Marcy, hair and shrieks. Sixly-six

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First row, left to right: Van Ness Maling,r'Mary Ann Crisp, Joan Cory, Janet Irving, Doris Smith, Cleo Nichols. wt! - Second row: Barbara Black, Jane Lezvggisgfkgiflaroline Chapman, Shirley Harkinson, Barbara if dred, Dorothy Lonsbrough, Mary?-' ondon, Joan Sweeney, Joyce Hinchliffe, Josephine arney. . Third row: Joan Scott, Marillyn I-Iendensyon, Beverly Moody, Mary Higgins, Ferne Robinson, gieiaee Simpson, Mary Vibert, lean Sargent, Paula. Slater, Helen Gonyea, Jean Blatch- or . Fourth row: Dorothy Garrett, Constance Goddard, Norma Sorli, Carol Nye, Margaret Guden. imzafwf Half Our arrival September 22 with made in heaven . . . Joan Cory's Cl'l,1l'1kS and Sl.1ltCaSCS . . . lots of golution of the mgney Pfgblem , , , Sixty-eight hopes and fears . . . Freshman week with those detested pigtails, no makeup, and catering to big sis- ter . . . football Weekends . . . ice-cold showers fsurpriselj . . . Friday night dances with Bowdoin and Maine Annex .I . . Christmas formal with men from home . . . three blissful weeks of vacation . . . Robbie's arrival from Hersey . . . the morning Dodie, Jinnett, and Curly got up for breakfast . . . constant r-r-ringing of the tele- phone . . . exams fugh!j . . . skat- ing evenings . . . argyles and more argyles . . . that Carnival weekend radio in the pawnshop . . . Mary's pride when Bob was assigned to the St. Louis Cardinals . . . our pride with Curley as vice president of WAA . . . Mac: Bowdoin or Har- vard? . . . Bunty and Barb both engaged froommates, toolj . . . volleyball and basketball house games . . . spring, ah! . . . another month, then welcomed vacation . . . Joanie's telephone calls from Iceland . . . sun-bathing out at the Cape and in the cemetery . . . exams again . . . then goodbyes to the Seniors.