Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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First row, left to right: Alice Gold, Carol Evans, vice pre-sidentg Betty Cressy, presidentg Eleanor Foss, secretaryg .loan Davis, Barbara Eldred, Second row: Janet Goss, Myrna Curry, .loan Anderson, Beverly Thistle, Priscilla Alley, Anne Clark, Eleanor Manning. Third row: Patty Briscall, Mary Lou Kilkenny, Patricia Gilley. Fourth row: Shirley Harkinson, Joan Sweeney, Suzanne Huelin, .Tanet Hutchins, Helen Gonyea, ' Marjorie MacLeod. Fifth row:. Paula XVebb, Carol Nye, Irene Michalik, .Toan Patton, Marcia Tripp, .loan Huntley, Alice Smith, Betty Dorney, Joyce Pray, Gay Reynolds. Ski Club They,re showing colored movies! . . . Ohhh, watch her! She's good . Well, Pm convinced! !', . . . Q'Let's see, this should cover my equipmentu . . Waiting . . . Look! Out there! It's snowing! ! ! . . . Indoor elementals . . . Outdoors! . . . Welllll-here goes . . . Snowplow turns . . . Stem turns . . . Christies . . . Can you do that? . . . Practice, practice-that's all I needv . . . More snow- this is the country for it all right . . . From slopes to hills to mountains to high mountains . . . Feeling rather stiff-jointed in Monday morn- ing classes . . . The bus rides . . . The singing-what harmony! . . . The laughter . . . Snow again! I . . . Bowdoinham, Dyke Mountain, Bridgton, Jackson, N. H. . . . Mt. Washington! ! . . . I ask you, how can anything so wonderful be good for you?', . . . Blue, blue sky . . . Leaving a sleeping house Sunday mornings . . . Snow melting inside your collar- Well, I'm still learwzhzgi' . . . Satisfying your hunger on piles of food . . . Betty, you've got a beautiful burn . . . New friendships . . . And so-till spring. P1fesirIe1zt ....l...,.... , . Betty Cressy Vice P1'esirle1zt . . . . Carol Evans Secrezfmfy .... . , Eleanor Foss Treasurei' ,. . Joan TOWHC Eigvblyiliuo

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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

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l First row, left to right: Diane Ephross, Jane Call, Joan Berkoff, Hilda Ricciarcli, Gloria Dahar, Lorilea Jose. Second row: Joan Bauer, Sally Stockton, vice president, Betsy Bailey, presidentg Anne Clark, treasurerg Betty Menchini, Helen DeCl1iara. Third row: Marion Haines, Patricia Smith, Constance Goddard. Eleanor Bagley, Joan Sullivan, Patricia Grote, Nancy Barnard, Shirley Clay, Barbara Stone, Virginia Hudson, Mary Jane Crabtree, Joyce Pike. Wrzmzkm Riding lub Monthly meetings at the Club House and eating supper before a glowing fireplace . . . Morn's hot chocolate after cool rides . . . Pop's sense of humor . . . Two- and three-hour trail rides . . . The cat that resembles Popeye . . . Riding, skiing, and tobogganing at Tornlinsorfs during the Wintei' Carnival . . Q Drill team practices for the June Horse Show presented during graduation Week . . Neat club pins. Eigbtydbref'