Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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First row, left to right: Nancy Dinsmore, presidentg Dean Elisabeth Kimball, student advisorg Beatrice Martin, Sallyanne Taylor, Joyce Pray. Second row: Beverly Pitman, secretaryg Betty Finnell, Jean Thomas, Beverly Putnam. Student Council Attempting to express student aims and opinions . . . Bringing students and faculty into a closer and more understanding relationship through the help of this organization . . . Twice-monthly meetings . . . Publishing the handbook containing the rules of the school . . . Aiming to help the students and faculty to understand each other's problems and to solve them . . . A job well done. Eighty-six

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Merchandising Club Twelve, thirteen, or fourteen inches from the floor? . . . The new look -pro . . . The new look -con . . . Those make-your-own-clothes movies- Don't I wish I could! . . . Committees galore . . . Many speakers . . . Mr. I-Iardy's talk punctuated by how many glasses of water? . . . The time there were actually extra refreshments . . . When I have my own shop- . . . Spot- light-the fashion show! . . . How does it feel being a model?', . . . Trying to look professional . . . Can this be 11ze?', . . . Do we bcrve to give them back? . . . That settles it! No more dungarees for me! . . . More meetings . . . Fifth Avenue bound. President ...,............. .,.... J ean MacIntosh Vice P-resident and Secretary . . , . . . Dorothy Lansbrough TTCllSZL'1'8T .,.....,.......,. ........ B arbara Lane Program Cl7HiT1IZH1Z . . . . . . Joan Huntley Le Cowie Fmzooozis Parlant francais! Oo la la! coming from the drawing room . . . Miss Burnham's lecture on Haiti-and in English, too! . . . Contact P. C.- . . . Dance at the Eastland . . . Anybody got passage to Paris? . . . French carol on a windy night . . . I can carry on a conversation quite Well now! Presiflevzt .,............................ Lillian Meyer Secretary . . . . . . Priscilla Powers T1'eas1L1'er . . . . . . Patricia Roberts Radio Workshop An organization that caught Roddy's attention was the radio workshop. He found it an enthusiastic and prospering group under the guidance of Miss Wliite. February 7 was the date of their Hrst Hfteen-minute broadcast over station WGAN. This year several series of programs are broadcast every Sunday after- noon. The first of the series were programs on popular literature and the group's interpretation and ideas about it. Practicing before our own mike . . . Continuities-grrr! I . . . Tryouts for announcer-Sallyanne! . . . Let's see, obvious intent or ultimate aim. Which is it? . . . That first broadcast . . . On the air!-Oh, that fatal phrase . . . Listening to ourselves on Sundays . . . Bailey and sound effects . . . Feeling quite professional . . . Compliments. Eigbly-five

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