Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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Eigloly XV. A. A. BOARD First row, left to right: Betty Cressy, Joan Towne, Joyce Pray, secretaryg Gay Reynolds presidentg Caroline Chapman, vice president: Cynthia Jones, treasurerg Betsy B-uly Second row: Pat Briscall, Ann Wfebster, Pat Yaest, Jane Anderson. Women? Afblelic Affocnznons Maroon Vs. Gray . . . Gray vs. Maroon . . . Maroon vs. Gray . . . Which way is it anyway? . . Woodie, Miss Holt, and Gay in council-of-War . . . R sult hockey playoffs, basketball finals . . . Gay trying nobly to pair off the entire student body into two equal teams . . . Remembered headaches- Will you tell me just fzubat makes Wooden tables so expensive? . . . 'Woodie,' you CCll1,1 mean that We're going to have to total up all these credits! . . . Ah, Well it was Worth it when the awards were Hnally given out . . . Will you ever forget the Winter CarniVal?',-Don't ever ask that of a W. A. A. member! ! . have We got troubles! ! . . . Those mass prayer meetings . . . Don't let it rain, don't let it rain, don't let it rainnnnn- . . . Miss Holt, Woodie and Gay plus The secret . . . And later - So glad she got it. She looks lovely! . Cocoa cookies and ski boots . . . Planning spring competitions . . . A grand yeai Presiflent ..... . . . . . ..... Gay Reynolds Vice Presinlent ...,. . . . Caroline Chapman Secreiafy , I ,... , ...4. Senior Maroon Leader Senior Gray Leader , . Publicity Cbairvnan . , . S ports Manager .... . Joyce Pray . Pat Briscoll Delores Dunn Ann Webster Patricia Yaest

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Y NEXVS STAFF Front row, left to right: Joan Morrison, Priscilla Powers, Joan XV11ee1e1', Ann Vfebster, Shirley Look, Ann Silver. Second row: Nancy Hill, Alice Smith, Beverly Holgate. Joan Miller, Ferne Robinson, Joyce Brown, Joan Anderson, Marceline XVebber, Clu'istina,Goulette. Westbrook jemter College News Eflitor-irz-Chief . . ..,. . . . , Anne Webster Mamzging Editor . . . . . , ..... .,.,. ,... . . . . Shirley Look N ews Editov '...,,, .......,....,.................,...... J oan Wheeler News Reporters - Jo Anne St. Amand, Ferne Robinson, Joyce Brown, Renee Simpson, Helene Danas, Nora Harrington, Pat Foran, Joan Miller, Pat Green, Priscilla Powers, Nancy Hill, Alice Smith, Barbara Eldred, Laura Kates, Beverly Holgate, Selma Milliken, Mary Wheelwright Aclfuertisbzg Manager ......,.,.......,.,.,........... Marceline Webber Assistants .....,... . . Pat Shattuck, Ferne Robinson Business Manager . . .............. Joan Anderson Sports Editor . . . . , . Tina Goulette Feature Editor .,... ..... A nn Silver Circulation Menzager . . .... Joan Morrison Assistant ........ ..... J oan Anderson Faculty Adviser . .....,..............,. ...... E dish Handleman Assignments . . . Covering all the corners . . . Is it long enough? . . . Another item for this pagen . . . Deadline . . . Pounding typewriters . . . Making with the pencil . . . i'Who Wants to come over tonight and Work on headlines? -Please! . . . What sort of bank does this one require? . . . I guess that's all kids. Sczfenfy-nine

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First row, left to right: Gay Reynolds, Joan Crie, Joan Berkoff, captain, Patricia Roberts, Ann La Montague. Standing: Nora Harrington, Mary Anne Crisp, Joyce Pray, Ann Vifebster, Nancy Dinsmore, Barbara. Eldred. Absent: Elaine MaeFar1a.nd and Joan Towne. Baztweeibazl! The Maroon team gained a victory over the Gray after two games by goal- ing a score of 3-2 in field hockey, but Gray Won the volleyball by a score of 21-20. The badminton, bowling, basketball and baseball scores determined the champs for the year. Lodge succeeded in obtaining the volleyball plaque from Melville with a score of 29-23. Nine house teams competed for the possession of the plaque with a total of 43 games. The faculty challenged the Winners of the plaque and lost the Hrstiigame 21-20, but were victorious on the return 36-17 . . . and What games! The basketball season opened with a turnout of 25 eager students for varsity tryouts. The varsity team encountered Nasson, February 28, March 13, and Clark University, March 6, March 20. Eighty-one