Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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Managing Editor Make-up Editor ..,., A ssistants .........., Literary Editor ...,. Assistants .....,.....,... Photography Editor Assistants .......,........ Sports Editor ......., . Biography Editor Assistants ...,, , Stay? Artist ,,...., Executive Editor ..., A ssistants ..........i Faculty A dvisor ,.. 1'1r.vt roto: M. Wong, J. D'Agostinn. N. 'l'Ium1pson. A. Cohen. S. llernmn. Nancy Thompson Phyllis Hitchcock Joan D'Agostino . ,.,.,.............,,....................,.........,..,...,....... Patricia Currier Kay Tsomicles, Geraldine Browne, Patricia Caouette .....,......,.........,...,.,,.... Cordelia Howe . .... Paulle Lausier, Shirley Hinchliife Jacline Raynes . ..... Lois Nickerson, Joyce Swan . . ....... Joyce Wilson Patricia Witter Naemi Luncl, Kay Hill Maryland Wong , ,,,....,,....,.,................,...........,...,.... Audrey Cohen Diane Smith, Joan Damborg, Sandra Herman . . Hilda Dunn cfminiifzafiolz M TON D. PROCTOR, Pr-LD. President PAULINE G. CARTER, B.A Director of Residence RUTH M. BILLINGS, M.A. Co-ordinator MADELYN PIKE, A.B., B.S Librarian KATHRYN BUTTERFIELD Bursar ,. ms E W Gi, RACHEL ANDREW, B.S. Dietitian VESTA B. RHODES, R.N. College Nurse s x M ,,-zu ' ,f wal Y L:,g.1 EH E 3' 1? ' ef ,Q V, V , as Vw 5 F , Rig?-'f?.E'5 pw ,ff-,-gf. f .1 1 ,J E-EEE' ax ,fwzfw -FA ,gn +530 .x ,gf , . E, 'Ui 4 fi 'W 3 his ETHEL D. PROCTOR Manager of College Store ALBERT W. MOULTON, NLD. Conmlting Eye Specialist ALVAH C. THOMPSON, D.D.S Corzmltirzg Dentist DEFOREST WEEKS, M.D. College Physician rv W , . ings . ZH-, gr E ri g E - :: ::1.i:E QiQ 'E T Els L HL a gain.:-1' - A fl BETTY L. ALLEN, BA. Assistant Alumnae Secretary IDA-MAE BAKER Assistant to Manager of College Store BRUCINE BEITH, B.S. Administrative Assistant ARLENE B. LOWE Assistant to Bursar MARY D. MAT:-:Es Sefretary to President M-ARY I-I. MELCHER Secretary to Dean of the College JOAN E. SULLIVAN Secretary to Director of Residence DAWN L. WELLS A ssistant Alumnae Secretary Vgsug ,..,. , ' E E E ESEKE W'? zz E. VIRGINIA C. ARMBRUST, A.M. Science 5. islmam R V-'BER H B NATALIE S. BANCROFT, BS. Retailing BARBARA A. CLARK, IVI.A. English RUTH M. CoNNoRs, B.S. Secretarial Science aauffy T QQ? -sm X .imma .QR R 1 .,..l , gf fi. , 532,-.: ' ld., -ai I .Us RY ' I' 'Er EB ' ij .... 1324 1' ' -R ' '- 'I- A H WSW' . :.. R E ., I - , .1 .3 . . A JW . MQ , I.-Av I . CONSTANCE M. CURRY, M.S Retailing MARGARET E. CUSICK, B.S. Secretarial Science ,..,,,? Ii- f 3' .ggkgqi .,.. 51'-I 'U 1. I GRACE A. Dow, A.M. English .iw I-IILDA M. DUNN, A.B. fournalism H 2 S D- JEAN FARREN, A.M. THELMA L. I-I1LLsoN, B.S. Speech, Dramatics Secretarial Science FRANK E HOBSON JR., A.M MARIA D. FORSBERG, A,M. ' ' Speech, Rad io, Dramalics Head of English Department ss ARTHUR L. FREUNDUCH, AM EDWARD O. I-IOOGHKIRK, Pgygbglogy Science ZEEESQQ ,mn-wg ' mmf, ' mn v, .::: ll: .:. age 2 R - R fx mn : H E R . I .R . J .. . I Zi-V QQ.: ' ., E . 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Sociology, Physical Education ANNE NEILY Voice MR. 65 Mus. MAURICE TOMILSON , Equitation i ? w w A 1 S , . 1 ,Q N EW BUILDING April 1950 was a significant month for both students and faculty. Ar this time ground was broken for the New Library, the first building to be erected since 1900 at WIC. The past year has seen many drives to raise money by students, faculty, staff, and alumnae. A building fund campaign office was opened in Monument Square, Portland, headed by Mrs. Jane Garrison. She divided all possible sources of revenue into six groups, which are: 1. Trustees 2. Commerce and Industry 3. Faculty-Staff 4. Parents 5. Students 6. Commemorative Gifts The Alumnae Association took charge of its own fund raising campaign and have pro- mised a total of ,5i15,000. The new building consists of a basement and three Hoors. On the ground level there is a sound proof music room on the left and opposite it the Alumnae Lounge. Diagonally across from the lounge is a kitchenette which will be used for refreshments and teas. Next to the lounge on the right are a series of classrooms: 11 a sewing lab, 21 arts and crafts room, and a remedial reading room. On the first floor is the Nlemorial reading room given by Dr. and Mrs. Proctor in memory of their son. Across the hall on the right is the new library and a workshop for the librarian for repairing books and so forth. In back of the workshop is a stack room where books may be stored. There are three classrooms on the right which will eventually be used for extra stack rooms. These classrooms all have movable partitions. The second floor consists of two classrooms with a movable partition which folds into the wall to make one large room. Next to the classrooms is an office for the English depart- ment. The rest of this iioor is to be used for rooms to facilitate 28 girls. The third Hoor is to be used as a dormitory with two faculty suites in front. In future years the third Hoor will also house 28 girls, but it is not to be completed until the space is needed. On May 15 parents were invited to tour the new building. Back row: A. Foster, M. Lamb, J. NVQ-staway, L. McCue, D. Green, B. Kraak. Sccoml v'o1c.': E. Lott, H. Ames, N. Riclmrslsmm. J, Tulmman, K. Spry, B. Neely, I. Stern. First row: C. Howe, J. Crookcr, I. Rayncs, V. VVilson, J. Young, C. Elwell, li. Bell, J. xVIlSKlll. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION The Student Christian Association welcomes every student into its activities regard- less of race, color, or creed. It strives to bring both students and faculty closer together by instilling within them a deeper understanding and appreciation of the beauty surrounding life. Members of SCA sponsor the chapel services, panel discussions with other college CA,s, fellowship hours, Sunday vesper services, prayer group meetings, a Christmas candle-light service, and other social hours. Delegates are sent to conferences sponsored by the Student Christian Movement of New England, not only to strengthen and en- rich their own lives, but to bring back and share with the rest of its members the experiences they have encountered. The officers for this year included: Vivian Wilson, president, Josephine Young, vice- presidentg Jadine Raynes, corresponding secretary, Joyce Wilson, recording secretary, Cynthia Ewell, treasurer, Cordelia Howe and Donna Hamilton, program co-chairmen, Betsy Hunter and Jeannette Croolcer, publicity co-chairmen, Ellen Bell, chapel chair- man, and Miss Marilyn Johnson, faculty advisor. Ihzvlc rnfv: M. Barnes. J. Ruynus. N. Mallmrg, C. Stevens, J. Greene, N. Howe, C. Barry. IC, Dunn, 1.. C'amernn. I'il.l'Xf -rmw: li. Lziini. J. XYilsun. N. Cnunurs. li, fiiU'1lI1l'1'. ff King. ll. Iiurtnn. ll. Davis. li, Nnflclucks. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of eight students, five seniors and three freshmen, who meet with Dean Dwyer on the first Monday of the month in Hersey 106. The Senate is composed of a representative from each house and club, depending upon the number of members. Thus, each collegiate organization and house are represented in the Student Association. The council works with the Residence Board and Miss Carter in initiating movements to give every student a well-rounded college program. It acts as a balance wheel between the college administration and the students by discussing and acting upon the sug- gestions of students and faculty. This year the association is under the leadership of Constance King with Ella Gardner, Dorothy Burton, Barbara Davis, Nancy Connors, Joyce Wilson, Joanne Greene, and Janice Hanninger as representatives. They sponsored their annual dance in the spring which was planned in collaboration with Portland Junior College Student Council. The association selected students who have made outstanding contributions to college life to be awarded special honors at graduation. It also compiled the Westbrook Handbook for freshmen. A Rm-k rmv: N. Kzmll, L. Cameron. L. Nickerson. 1. Stover. I.. Ruel. lflrxl rmw: J. Ruhr-rtson. S. QIHIIIISUH. A. I.:Air1l. N. RiCilZll'4lS4lll, U. Morris. M. Troy. CLASS OFFICERS This year's senior class officers were elected last year by a unanimous vote of the stu- dent body. Acting again as president this year is Ann Laird, under whose guidance the seniors have put in an exciting and interesting year of activities. The two outstanding functions taking place this year under the supervision of the class officers were the Graduation formal and the Christmas formal. Many class meetings were held this year also to discuss pertinent topics of interest to the senior class. The freshman officers were elected at the beginning of this year and have taken part in many functions under the able leadership of Nancy Kaull. The freshman officers worked very diligently to make the Cotton Ball a success. Through the perseverance of Lorraine Ruel, Lois Nickerson, Beverly Morris, and Muriel Troy, the class dues were collected and placed with the profits made at the dances so that a sizeable sum remains in the treasury to be used by next year's classes. Hush' rnfvi J. Urooker, J. Goodwin. J. De Huey, C'. Black. lffrxl ww: ll. hvClliIl'l', li. fi:nrcIl19l'. N. Rlulrlick, M. Rnvliforrl. WOMAN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN Since the beginning of the year, the WAA looked forward to and planned their biggest event of the year - the Winter Carnival at WIC. This year's theme Carnival of Musicv was carried out successfully although there was no snow and the queen, Ella Gardner, had a throne of manufactured ice. The royal court consisting of senior girls elected by the students, included Joyce DeGoey, Ann Laird, Jadine Raynes, and Mary Ruddick. Many guests as well as students witnessed the individual house ice skits which were based on popular songs chosen by house members and the day students. First prize went to Lodge for its presentation of the Teddy Bears' Picnic. Whitman and Houghton gained honorable mention for their skating skits of Goofus and The Old Lamp- lighter respectively. House decorations were also based on the chosen song and these were judged because of the lack of snow for sculpturing. Here the first honor went to Houghton while Hersey Hall took honorable mention. A ski boot dance wound up the evening. Saturday the girls and their guests were found enjoying themselves at Tomlinson's Riding School where they participated in sports and had lunch. The main feature of the afternoon was the Varsity-Alumnae basketball game. The climax of this WAA event was the Carnival Ball held at the Eastland Hotel. The WAA Board organizes the athletic life on campus and promotes sports at WIC. Besides the Winter Carnival, they also sponsor annually the May Festival. Members of the Year's board include president, Mary Ruddickg vice-president, Peggy Rochfordg secretary, Ella Gardner, treasurer, Betsy Webber, senior maroon leader, Jeanette Crooker, freshman maroon leader, Jayne Goodwin, senior gray leader, Joyce DeGoeyg and fresh- man gray leader, Charlene Black. Janice Ifnnninger is the presiclent nf this year's clnh and is assisted hy ,Beverly NVithee, Andrey VVhiting mul jcnneilc- fil'lI0kClA, . GLEE CLUB Concerts and rehearsals have provided many interesting experiences for the members in this year's Glee Club. During the traditionally exciting Christmas season, the girls gave Christmas programs at the Portland Men's Club, and the Kiwanis Club as well as making a broadcast of holiday music for a local radio station. Here at school, the Glee Club presented a concert preceding the annual Christmas pageant and they have added to the religious life of the college by singing at the chapel services every Wednesday. However, none of these appearances would have been possible without the assistance of two people -- Mr. Neily and Miss Johnson. Through 'his untiring eiforts, Mr. Neily has used his extensive musical ability to direct the Glee Club to success. Miss Johnson has been a very capable accompianist as well as assistant director. With leadership such as this and the continued rehearsals of work and fun, the Glee Club was assured of success. liark row: M. Rollinson, E. Ilurtl, B. Glillgfll, li. lirown D. Berry, B. NYitl1ce. Tllirfl wmv: Ni. Kccfv. M. G1'cgm'y, bl. Keuugli, M. Fztrr, N. linker, C. Vv1l.l'l'Cll. li. lVlci'rilielil. S'1'l'mni rmu: lil. I.:m1lr. A. Clizipnmn. J. f'in'sui1. J. lvlullinllmitl, M:mslit'lrl. ll. Heck. l'. Riuileriimu. Ifirxl -mfv: M, l'1'uc. ll. Clmsu. li. llill. lil. .-Xclcermriii. .-X. liriclle. ll. llairfl. M. Kumi:-ily. 'l. Stern. RETAILIN G CLUB The Retailing Club was very active this year under the leadership of Betty Ackerman, president and Barbara Beck, secretary. The retailers all worked in department stores for a six-weelc period between Thanks- giving and Christmas recess. They learned many of the aspects of buying, selling, and decorating through these positions. In the early part of the school year the retailers were delighted by the demonstrations of Mr. Germaine, a hair stylist in the city of Portland. He experimented in hair cutting, dyeing, and waving on some of the more adventurous members of the club. The results were surprising and very fashionable. The club scheduled a discussion period in February for the members to compare and discuss their various experiences while they were out in the field of retailing. This en- able many students to consider their future occupations as retailers. In March an annual style show was sponsored by the Porteous-Mitchell Company which was enjoyed by the entire college. It helped bring everyone up-to-date on the latest fashion ideas. i The faculty advisors for the club this year were Miss Curry and Miss Bancroft. Bark row: l'. llean, D, Grinnell, G. Rolmertsml. ll, Solml, l'1. lik. N. l'e1'l1:im. M, lN'lc'linwzin. S'1'ruurl raw: ll. l'l:nwm'tli, ll. xvillliilll IJ. Martin. li. Hailey, N. l.:1wtm1. j. Corsou. N. linlisnn. I'-l.D'.W' raw: li. lliggills. j. XVest:m':ny. Il. Rlvzulv. S. lim':ulc'r, l'. Currier. li, Smith. IJ. Iiiirtnu. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB This year the IRC was active on campus with informal discussions in which both faculty and students participated helped to enlighten and to create a better under- standing of the international conflicts. .The IRC sponsored a United Nations Day at which time faculty and students who had had the privilege of visiting or living in other countries throughout the world gave their impressions of how other people of the world live. A number of students participated in a discussion on the topic, Should we use the Atomic Bomb in Korea? Members of the faculty composed a panel, each giving their ideas of the use of the bomb. Later, the discussion was turned over to the students for their respective opinions. Miss Dunn gave an interesting talk on her experiences while hitch-hiking through seven countries in Europe. Miss Toussaint also gave us an idea of what living in France would be like, if any of us were ever fortunate to have the privilege of visiting there. Judith Westaway attended an International Relations Conference at the University of Montreal. Two representatives of the United Council on World Affairs, V. W. Jao of Formosa and Theodore Maclamba of the Phillipines, were guest speakers at a college forum. Members of the club comprised a discussion panel for the forum. The club was under the direction of Sylvia Kuraner, presidentg Patricia Currier, vice- presiclent and secretaryg and Barbara Meade, treasurer. Miss Pattee was the faculty advisor. llvrt- is thc huchliugf grmlln ul' :wlrcsscs who kt-pt XYJI' vulerlninml wilh their clr:1m:ltic zulnility this yn-nr. MASQUE AND CANDLE One of the largest and most active clubs on campus is the Masque and Candle. WJC,s dramatic club holds young thespians and lovers of the art of acting. The members pre- sented a program of entertainment throughout the year. It included a Variety Show, a Christmas pageant, the Dramatic Drag, a three act play, and special events at the Winter Carnival and May Day coronation. A series of eight popular films were shown by the club. The spring production, Nine Girls, was presented March 16 and 17. The cast in- cluded Beverly Gough, Colleen Colson, Judith Westaway, Kathryn Tsomides, Elizabeth Ackerman, Betsy Hunter, Erla Lanlc, Elizabeth Lott, and Barbara Chase. Other mem- bers of the club pitched in on duties with scenery, publicity, props, ushering, make-up, costume, curtains, and sound. The production was under the supervision of Miss Jean Farren. Officers of the Masque and Candle are, Colleen Colson, president, Constance Perry, vice-president, Barbara Hesslin, secretary, Jadine Raynes, executive-secretary, and Ann Laird, treasurer. l L .fx Va 2 '- ZH 1 ' .H .ami W l1'urk row: K. Tsomides, P. Lzmsier. N. Lund. G. Brown. U. Smith. K. Hill. l.. 'Nicki-rsmi I Srrund row: l'. l'litcl1Cock. V. Cll!'l'iK1l', N. Tlmiiipsoii. Ifrrxt row: M. Wong, j. lYAgustino. J. Rziyncs. A. Cohen. S. ,llernizin WJC NEWS Editor-in-Chief .... Jadine Raynes Feature Editor ..,, ...,. P atricia Currier Assistant ,.....,.,..... Phyllis Hitchcock Editorial Director ...,. ..... A udrey Cohen Assistant ...... .... S andra Herman News Editor ..... .,......,.......,..,.,.,. N ancy Thompson Assistants ..... ,,.. L ois Nickerson, Joan Damhorg, Geraldine Browne, Diane Smith Sports Editor ..,. ..............,..........,.... P atricia Witter Assistants ..... .,... J oyce Wilson, Shirley Hinchliife Cartoonist ,.......,... ,,.,. M aryland Wong Campus Reporter .,... .,.,.. J oan D'Agostino Advertising Manager ...... ,..........,..................,.... C orclelia Howe Assistants ..... .. ,,......,... Joyce Swan, Kay Hill, Naemi Lund, Paulle Lausier, Helen Ellis, Kay Tsomides Faculty f'l1ivisor . Hilda DUNN Burk raw: J. C1'nnlcL'i'. C. Howe, l'. xvIllliCl', M. Troy. C. Ewell, J. Ezunes. E. Dow. Ifirxt row: M. Rueliliek, E. Ames, J. Fuller, E. Gurrlncr, G. Genclmn, ,ll Swett. The varsity hockey team played with high enthusiasm, fighting spirit, hard worlc, and tremendous cooperation. The members of the team were: LW Arlene Prolmang LI Sally Haslcinsg CF Muriel Troyg RI Joyce Wilsong RW Earlene Aclamsg LH Judith Eamesg LF Jeanette Croolcerg CH Ella Gardnerg RF Cordelia Howeg RH Barbara N.lcClintoclcg G Cynthia Ewellg and Sub. Patricia Willette. The games played during the season were with Deering High School on October 31 and on November 85 Kents Hill on October 7 and November 4: University of New Hampshire on November 63 and Way11Hete on November 13. Field trips. experiments, and rliscussimis he-lp fit members of the Science Club for iinportzint service tu the conummlty. THE SCIENCE CLUB Although still one of the more recently developed of the clubs on campus, the Science Club is one of the most progressive. An executive board works in conjunction with the club's ofhcers to insure greater success within the organization. The officers were: Dorothy Grinnell, president, Patricia Markowitz, vice-president, Beverly Morris, treasurer, and Judith Westaway, secretary. Among the activities of the club was a trip to Harvard Museum in Boston. More than half a dozen films were sponsored by the Science Club this past year on such sub- jects as heating, reproduction, television, and fluorescent lighting. Another field trip made by the members of the club was a visit to one of the more prominent hospitals in the vicinity for the medical students. This gave the students a chance to visualize the type of work they would soon be doing. The Science Fair which was such a success in 1950 was again presented. This year there were exhibits displayed by the students in chemistry, bacteriology, zoology, anatomy, psychology, and physiology. ljurk ron-: M. Knplzm, K. Spry, S. Friend, F. Bartlett. E. Hell. Tl. Brown, ll. Black, G. Gerleman, M. Curr. .Srrozlri row: I. Stern. N. Newton, A. VVl1itin1r. M. jipson. N. Halter. IS. Bznrcley. li. VValker. Iiirst raw: L. Knight, J. l':u'f:xit, N. Kuull, S. Kruse, C. Staulm. XV. Simmonds, B. Neely, B. May. RIDING CLUB With thirty-five members present, the Wanakea Riding Club elected the following officers, president, Constance Staubg vice-president, Joan Kruseg secretary, Nancy Kaullg and treasurer, Winnifred Simmonds. This year the clubhouse and stable at Tomlinson's has been alive with the activities of the club. Mom and Pop Tomlinson are endeared to all who know their careful guidance. Tests in bridling, saddling, and horsemanship were taken by all the members of the club. A drill squad was formed under the leadership of Barbara May. In October the club held a breakfast ride and everyone arose early for a refreshing Canter in the country. A Christmas party was given by the club for its members. Presents were exchanged and carols were sung. The outstanding events this year were the annual gymlchana and the Wiliter Carnival activities. Prizes were awarded at both of these events to the riders in all the classes who proved themselves worthy. Sally Friend, Mary Jipson, Jean Parfitt, Constance Staub, and Winnifred Simmonds won ribbons in many of these events. The freshman riders also proved themselves quite skilled in the activities. I Ifnrl: row: L. Ruel, N. Qmmnrs, J. Greene, M. Rudrlick, J. Raynes, J. Deiloey, C. Dill, N. Lund. E. Dow. Ifwxt row: L. McCue, C. Blztck, J. Crookcr, H. Roberts, E. Gztrdnur, G. Gcmlron, J. Swett, N. Howe. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Under Captain Ella Gardner and Co-Captain Helene Roberts the varsity basketball team had a very successful season. Several of the games were won by a considerable margin. The various teams played were Deering High School, South Portland High School, Kents Hill, Y.Vf.C.A., Nasson College, and the University of New Hampshire. During the Winter Carnival the annual varsity vs. alumnae game was played. Again the varsity was victorious by a score of 42 to 27. Members of the team which was coached by Miss Camille Kiel and Miss Ann Webster were as follows: Ella Gardner, Helene Roberts, Jean Swett, Gloria Gendron, Naemi Lund, Jeanette Crocker, Charlene Black, Mary Rudcliclc, Nancy Howe, Jadine Raynes, Nancy Connors, Lilia McCue, Joyce DeGoey, Constance Dill, and Joanne Greene. Elizabeth Dow and Lorraine Ruel were co-managers. THE OUTING CLUB The Outing Club, the youngest and largest organization on campus, provided out- door enthusiasts with weekend trips in skiing, mountain climbs, boat riding, and the overnight trips to the newly purchased farm in Bridgton, Westbrook Acres. Officers elected this year were, Ruth Mears, presidentg Claire Barry, vice-president, Carley Warren, secretary, Nlargaret Bragdon, treasurer, Vivian Wilson, publicity managerq Ann Laird, trip manager. On the council were Joyce deGoey, ,Mercy Barnes, Nancy Howe, Elizabeth Dow, and Barbara McCli1itock. In the Fall, the club painted the farm and put new furnishings in. Overnight trips were planned for the members and the faculty. The club held the first dance of the college year, The Fall Frolic. Guests were from University of Maine, Bowdoin, and Portland Junior College. During the Fall also, there was an outstanding climb to Nlount Chocurua. In the Spring, the club had more mountain climbs and a special boat ride on Casco Bay. On Feb. 19, newly elected members for the next year included: Judith Westaway, Charlene Black, Patricia Knapp, Jean Swett, Leilia Cameron, Joan Tubman, Suzanne Brag, Joanne Greene, Barbara Haworth, Phyllis Hitchcock, Patricia Waldron, Barbara Hesslin, Ellen Bell, Katherine Spry, and Marion Massey. In the Spring the new ofiicers will take over their duties. Hausa 44.S'.Vl.31l7:llEL' Cmmnittvc: H. ,Toli-uson. M. Ruclmlick, A. Foster, N. liuekler, V. Xvilson. I'1r.vL ruw: C. Colson, J. Haynes, IJ. Burton, N. llowe, E. Gzwclncr. HOUSE ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE The House Assistance Committee, commonly known around the campus as the baby- sitters, consists of senior girls chosen by Dr. Proctor, Miss Carter, and the faculty mem- bers. Upon being selected, each girl must be ready to assume her share of the responsibility. The members of this committee are chosen for their leadership ability and are given the opportuntiy to assist housemothers with dormitory duties. The campus babysitters have brought rest and joy to weary housemothers this year. Also, the girls have helped Miss Billings by acting as student hostesses. As such they show prospective Westbrook students and their parents around the campus. i i Burk row: S. Friend, P. Horne, B. Brewer, QM, Iipson, L. Kniglll.. C. Stziuli, J. 1'ai'ker. S. Kincaid. Srrullzl raw: II. Stevenson, E. Hill, C. Chase, M. Kennedy, M. Yotiales, R. llollis. First rozti: C. Stevens, M. Pruc, P. Litllelielcl, C, VVzu'rcn, A, Young, A. Cullen. BELL HOUSE A hearty gust of laughter is heard . . . it's Pat and Carolyn, either laughing or pre- pared to laugh, with Ramona and Bev joining in . . . from Charlie and Mary Kls room float strains of Oh Babe and then Hoor crealcs under the Charleston . . . Joyce has the radio tuned to current song hits while Connie talks about horses and hamsters and canaries . . . Maria talces weekend jaunts to see Waterville, or is it Phil? . . . Pat H. plays the second movement on request . . . Sally, Louise, and Jippy, never to be forgotten with their triple, horses, hamsters, hands off, Robert, Junior, Miss Pittsfield . . . Eleanor searches the papers for news of Korea and Bob, and Carley remains unflustered despite the threatened ceiling breakage . . . diamonds twinlcle on Mary P., Helen, and Susan . . . Mary gets the mail while Helen gets the news first-hand . . . and Susan waits calmly . . . Cappy sees Paul each weelcend while Mopsy accompanies Carley i to the farm on odd weekends . . . the smoker is inhabited by Charlie who talces the chaise lounge, Mopsy who studies or lcnits, Eleanor and Carley who come down for a quickie, Helen who tries to set- tle down, but just can't, and Pat, our house president, with a Special BELL HOME Delivery from Jack. Bark row: M. lilzlke, T.. Nicker:-sun. li. McCauley, P. Ridley, P. Small, F. Malone. I.. Gustziison. L. Gustaf- son. M. Gamble, R. Gaccetta, Ii. Cole, R. Uaccetta. Thin! raw: M. Viflxite, l'. Nlarlmwicli. j. liaiulmlciii, J. Stover, li. MeCzu'll1y, B. Davis, M. Ela, R, Maclclucks. A. Chapman, M. Rnlrinsuu, ll. Russ. A. Gnlcllreru. D. Levey. .Tvmurl rim': G. Smith, M. RICK-iL'iNVH1l, lik, D. Rice, E. Low, li. 'i1l'lIi.Illll. M. llc-alzty, ll. Slmlii. G. Gemlrou, j. Cruuker, J. Greene, J. I-lzuminger. ll. Cnsliman, L. limw, ll. Weslv.-r. G. Grilellmlatt. Fimavf v'u7i': ,l. NiI1ll!lllIll'l0. lf. Hill. M. Smith, S. jrxllnsrm, N. Tllompsnn, P. Luce. M. Mzilcnmizul, N. l4flVVl'0l1C'l'. f'. Rlzwli. I.. f'h:mrlle-r. N. Ric'h:n'mlson. U. Norris. J. Tliomas. A. We-wuil. DAY STUDENT NEWS Everyone laughing, studying, or sleeping . . . Polly, Nancy, Pooch, and Margaret for- ever in the smoker . . . Jan Hanninger, Nancy Douglas, Barb Davis representing us in the ,student council . . . Poor Mary! always trying to get everyone to come to the meetings . . . Barb Hebert, Lois Nickerson, Barb McCarthy, Janet Stover, Beccy White always around to lend a helping hand . . . Freshman initiations were fun? . . . remember that cold morning and the fifteen minute exercising period? . . . Janice always talking about Ohio . . . Lois about Bruce . . . Bev about Hal . . . Barb about Al . . . Pooch about Dick . . . Polly about Ray and the colors green and white . . . Tommie always being the loyal supporter and talking about Al and his handsome brother . . . Mary thinking about Vic . . . Lucy worrying about Herbie . . . Shirl Johnson was this yearis senior class vice-president . . . Nancy Thompson day student social chairman . . . Bev Morris as senior class day student treasurer . . . Nancy Richardson as senior class day student secretary. . . Jeanette, Jo, and Swettie, playing varsity basketball . . . Pat Witter, Coco, the Gustaf- sons, I-Iebie, playing inter-house volleyball. Oh those 'ah' points in Glee Club belonging to Janet, Pearl, Lois, Polly, Bev, Tommie, Shirl, Jeanette, and Jan . . . those piano concerts by Vivian and Bushy . . . Winter Carnival will never be forgotten . . . almost everyone went from the Day students house . . . the beautiful surf at Higgins in the new Dodge . . . sitting on the floor in the Lafayette . . . using scotch tape on Maggie's dress . . . eating by candlelight at Polly's . . . taking those pictures . . . all these pleasant memories and many others are never to be forgotten by the day students this year. Burk row: N. Ellis, A. Robinson, J. Hallee, J. Stevenson. Third row: Il. Whitlock, K. NVnr4l, Barker, I. liruzley, N. Elmlrxrlge. .S'c4rruu1 raw: J. liletcher, M. Flngrg, I, Bailey, S. Burns, B. Maier, li. Lzuiipkin, D. lvlm-fin. F'ir.rr rom: E. Brown, M. Read, A. Farp, N. Reifl, 17, Nichols. DEERIN G HOUSE Upon entering Deering we find Nancy E., who receives those wonderful cakes . . . June S., the diamond gal . . . Nancy S., Deering's house-president . . . Jeanne, who re- ceives roses for no apparent reason . . . after shuffling through the deck Pat finally fished out the Jack of her heart . . . Nlarion famous for always being up to some kind of trick . . . and Nancy R., who can be depended upon to be around when good cheer is needed. The second floor is an uproar, when Glo, Bev, Nancy B., and Annabel are up to their hilarious antics . . . and then rhere's Di, who is a good student and a friend . . . June E., our basketball player and another person with a helping hand . . . Merry, Deering's only horsewoman . . . Nancy E., and Helen, we're glad to have you with us . . . Eleanor Brown with her long distance calls . . . Jane F., who should never forget that patience is a great virtue . . . Ann, who remembers that the good of the house comes first . . . and, of course, Sue, who is ever-faithful to PJC. Not to be forgotten are Jayne, and her swimming in- terest . . . Kathy, who has stories galore to tell about her travels . . . Martha, Deering's little song bird . . . and Irene, who knows that absence makes the heart grow fonder - these have been DEERING HOUSE girls of Deering House. Iinrls -rmti: M. Merritt, N. Connors, li. llrown, ll. Kraalc. J. XVilson. E. Hnlxcock. ll. Mezlniclc, N. Baker. M. Ruizes. .S'rcn11.rI -rcrm: N. Pnlsifer, B. Riclizirrls. N. Ries. M. .K:npl:in. j. Keyo. M. Strnotl, Il. Taylor, M. Farr. l . xv!1lfl'l'l'Il'l. N. Hutchinson. .First row: Il. Fuller, M. Mallmrg, J. Brown. A. Graliam. J. Swan. D. Perley. lf. lmmli. G. 'l':nel. N. Kunl. fH7.VI'lIff'l'.VI IX. Tmcy, N. Pl'7l1'Sfl1l. S. Hini'l1lif!'t', l,. Rnel. GODDARD HOUSE The 32 girls of Goddard lived together and loved it. There was Nat P. with her quiet, unassuming ways . . . Blondie's companionable chuckle . . . Bert's grievance with the airlines . . . Gerry's simplicity . . . Joyce's 'lVat's da scoop? . . . Annie,s confusion between Westbrook High and B. C .... Berdine's willingness to lend a hand . . . Marion's generous nature and capacity for friendship . . . Mary's unruffled disposition and flaming hair . . . Lorraine's broad grin and cute dimples . . . Barbara a good student, tireless worker, and sincere friend . . . Gloria with her whimsical smile, her subtle wit and humor . . . Marcia, who relished a little nonsense now and then . . . Nat Rfs overflowing mail- box . . . Nancy C.'s perfection in hair cutting . . . Evelyn with her merry air, slow smile and contagious chuckle . . . Mary Raizes an adorable little jack-in-the-box, lively and entertaining . . . Nancy P. who Hirts fascinatingly yet has her heart at Colby . . . Pat who is petite as we see her, clever as we know her . . . Betty R., a bit shy until you know het, but a girl whose wit turns rain to sunshine . . . Betty T., a lass of few worcls, but many smiles . . . Liz who is quiet and cheerful, observing much and saying little . . . Nancy K., with her brains, personality, and loads of pep . . . Dotty, with her love for horses . . . Nancy B., with her talent for playing the uke . . . Barby and Jean's ability to play bridge . . . Marian Farr's down east accent . . . Swannie's PFOZBQECS Bodidi and Boolcapee . . . Harriet with her week-end trips. Hzlrlr wmv: Il. Shermztn, D. Smith. S. Hcrmzxn, S. Haskins, l'. Goodwin, MQ Massey. N. Babson. V. Hitch- cock. L. McCue. Thirzl 1'0'tc': P. Ricllzirrlsou, ll. Hlnck, N. JZlU,ify.1'Zll'. S. Iirzty. ll, XvHlliCl'. Ii. Hailey, P. Martin. R. Hcsslcr. bf. Gurwilz, IJ. 'l5c1'ry. C. Mclntyrc, Ii. Iloliif, 'l'. Thtmlzts, I'. Ream. .S'f'ruml warn: N. Greenleaf. C. T'rehle, E. Fnrsberg. J. Tnlmmn, QI. Westziwzty, H. I-Iuwortli, K. Spry, I. Owen. li. May. A. Constantine. j. Cnrsmi. E. Bailey. S. Kruse. Jfirsr wmv: A. Bridle. j. Smith. IV, Bartlett, J. Mzmsiieltl. T'. Riuclerman. K. i'nnlim'-4. V, I'f-rrv. Nl, Rucliforrl, J, Milllmllnltrl. ,l. lluwnlun. ll. Vl'ehher. K. 'l'emniilec. l'. H:u'ring.g lun. f. llrr-zm. HERSEY HALL Week-ends at Bowdoin, New Hampshire, Maine, Bates, Colby . . . the mice on fourth floor . . . diamond rings . . . they are getting cheaper by the dozen . . . fraternity pins . . . surprise Halloween party . . . first week at school . . . hre drills . . . bridge . . . knitting parties . . . car rides . . . Christmas party . . . the new scales . . . animals, stuffed and alive . . . birthday parties . . . what a mess the cakes were made of . . . Christmas pageant . . . peroxide hottle . . . water fights . . . Jane's laugh . . . our hand that was started but never finished . . . record collections . . . what happens to the dorm when one girl gets a package . . . who is going to the cafe? . . . skiing . . . skating . . . the noise after lights-out . . . flash cameras . . . PJC Christmas play . . . term papers . . . exams . . . the many letters written to our men overseas and in the United States . . . Christmas formal . . . worries about our week-end dates . . . hair cuts . . . the many walks in the cemetery on those warm fall days and the freezing cold winter days . . . the crowd that gathers in your room when you come in from a date . . . trash can episode . . . the many disappointments we have received . . . waiting for our phone calls . . . mail rush . . . closets certainly come in handy . .. lazy days . . . our house-mothers who put up with all our silly actions and remarks . . . will anyone ever forget the many other laughs and good times we have had working and playing together as a group? ssiw' as-.H Burl: row: J. Robertson. A. Fletcher. R. Cliippemlnlc. Fuizrilz row: D. Tiurimi, R. KoutolT, J. Ilutchiiison. J. Vaiigu, li. Dow. J. Rayues. ll. Goiigli. A. l'!Zl1'llSWLbl'llI, IC. Merrilielil. Nl. lli'v.'g4n'y. 'l'l1frfl wmv: li, lininl. ll. Ackcrmzm. A. l'roIm:m. IJ. Scainiun. .S'4'rnml wmv: Ii. llnril. ll. Iixircluy. IL Ilunlcr, li. lizirrlner. li. :X1'lzLx11s, I. lyfXgI1'l'2llllIl, U. Kei-fu. li. lbunn. 1'il-l'A'f rma': E. lliggins, j. XVomlw:u'rI, M, Sinrmrnuls, li, Mflvlulm-'villl'. N. l'r-rlmnl. J. Fisllvr, J, lfzunes. I-IOUGI-ITON HALL What memories this year holds for us! Our spirit shone forth when we won first prize with A Typical Houghton Girlm at stunt night . . . and took second prize with a Day at the Farm at the Halloween party. Miss Farren and Miss Toussaint surprised us with several parties. Remember the night that part of the Colby' octect harmonized in the smoker? We can't forget our pets - the cat, where did it disappear to? Betsyls lion that wanted to be in the clog show . . .Jane's little Dave . . . Ardie's real live Dollie . . . Mary Lou's pet garter . . . and, of course, those frisky mice. Tell me, are you in cohoots? Can't you hear Martha as Madame Butterfly, one of her many roles? . . . or the strains of From the Halls of Montezuma floating down from the third Hoot? . . . ancl that soft clanging as a result of Fisha's itchy finger? And didn't Ardie make a jolly Santa at the Christmas party? It isn't every house that has its own sweater shop or bicycles. Must mention our transfer, Debbie, who kept us in stitches so many times. Hope our only freshman, Rickey, will carry on the spirit of Houghton next year. Our engaged mem- bers, Jo and Fletch will soon become Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Robinson. Can't forget our pinned member, Ella, who made a wonderful house president. HOUGHTON HALL 1 rn u M T'il:v, R. Fuss, M. Anrlersen. I ir.vl raw: A. Gnlsllvcrg, j. l,cmln'ee, M. Clark. S. Kurzmer. .fllzscutrzfz D. Rziplmcl. JOHNSON HOUSE Although we have only eight girls, we boast of the fact that we represent six different states Sylvia, we heard you got a call from Tokyo!!! . . . Arlene, why are you so partial' to the U of Vermont? . . . Rita who gets up so early every morning . . . we know that Maine IS the best state in the union! . . . Madelyn, with her Pete from PJC . . . I come from New Hamp-s-h-i-r-e. . . . Marcia is our beautician . . . What college does she think about . . Bowdoin, maybe? . . . those cashmere sweaters . . . Mary is our quiet one from Brooklyn . . . why do you wash your hair at 11:59 at night? . . . Doris, who can t seem to make up her mind . . . is it the U. of Pennsylvania, Colby, George Wash- ington, or Bowdoin? . . . Joyce, with that cute hair-cut . . . those darling Chinese pajamas and will you ever forget her hand-made birthday cards? . . . Those midnight gab JOHNSON AND FACULTY CLUB sessions . . . the fun we had popping corn in the smoker . . . those mice who insisted on keeping us up . . . tripping down the stairs to reach the phone . . . the mailman who came later every day . . . that mouse who turned on the lights when she should have been in bed . . . our surprise Halloween party . . . Miss Dow and Miss Pike are to be thanked for giving Johnson that scale. Burk rmu: A. Foster, N. Huckler, V. Viiilson, C. liurry. II. Johnson, M. Troy, A. Lziirvl, J. Fisher. liirxf wwf: N. 1-lowe, M. Hragrlon, B. Neely, R. Mears, W. Simmnnrls. LODGE There is never a dull moment at Lodge. We have had our moments of seriousness, but even those can not make us forget the wonderful times we've had together. The Jolly Lodgers, who can boast eight med secs out of fourteen students, will always remem- ber Winnie, the Hi-Ho Silver gal . . . Meg, who was continually being aslced about Dartmouth . . . Dot with the ever familiar phrase of mercy me or my goodness . . . that contagious laugh displayed by Joan . . . Buckie and the question of whether she ever discovered the origin of the water in her room. What is that sparlcler on your left hand for, Viv? And, too, there will always be remembered Nancy and California, Here I Come . . . Muriel and her one and only Charlie . . . Ann, the busy-as-a-bee girl . . . Bonnie who was always ready with a tale about I her week-end . . . Johnnie and her great love for coclcer spaniel pups . . . Alice also the girl known as Madame Butterfly . . . Claire always prepared with the inquiry of where is the burd . . . and Ruth, who was always true to Lou . . . The party after the Christmas formal, pizza at Angeloni's and the Christmas tree trade . . . these and others are experiences which will always remain in the minds of the girls of Lodge. Those . ever-so-many evenings playing the piano, sing- ing, and those gab sessions in the smoker. THE LODGE 1 Huck mtv: IL' Chase, TS. Rnizczs. li. Rust, l'. Currier. C. Haskell, IJ, Smith, Ii. Frzmcis. J. lfnllcr, N. Newton. lhlril i'4m': S. Cairlisle, ll. Annes, A. Hzilloclc, E. Lzmlc, M. l.:uulv, .S'4'm1l1I mtv: C. Colson, N. Sliurmu, J. cle 1-rvey. A. NVl1ltu1g. ll. Roberts. fl. lmlllutlic, B. llzilell. Firxt 1'1r:s': li. llru:uly. M. linrnes. il.. Plum- The Melvillires had a wonderful iilcr. C. Howe. MELVILLE year of fun, of companionship, and of working to- gether. Will we ever forget the birthday parties, Drybones,,' Alice in Portland, Gingerville, the cat mascot, hour exams, and term papers. ' just a worcl or two about our hou Bessie . . . and all her classes . . se-mates. Remember Nancy . . . rock-a-bye-baby . . . Robbie . . . no meals or sleep . . . Lynn . . . so sweet and quiet . . . Cynie . . . her endless jolces . . . Tinlcie and her famous Q'Charles- ton. Then there was Miss Webster and her enchanting, Tea for Twof' . . . Mercy, lf 77 ff ,, in competition with Buttons. Bev . . . warden . . . Audrey . . . house pre her sparlcler . . . Nat . . . red flannelecl fire sident . . . Betty, Roger . . . My Honey . . . Pat . . . Med. Sec. Guinea pig . . . Helen . . . her contagious laugh . . . Joan . . . Oh, Harris, that unclertalcer . . . Liz . . . shels fighting a continental war . . . Laidy . . . Ray, the R ME1.v1LLE RESIDENCE faithful weelc-end visitor . . . Dee . . . nightly missions to the cafe . . . Lorie and Joe: . . . the noisy inseparables . . . Colly . . . our actress . . . Wendy . . . nights spent on the John floor . . . Dotey . . . fourth for bridge . . . Sally . . . Anybody going to lunch . . . Erla . . . house barber . . . Lois . . . Her tedclie bear, rhat's Bill . . . We mustn't forget Miss Silverson and her terrific jazz. These are the things we all hold dear as we leave our beloved Alma Mater. Iiuvk rufv: J. jellery, li. Meade, l'. Porter. ll. McClintock. C. lillllllilll. Third raw: ll. Soloil, N. Lawton, J. I'1n'f:1it, li. Lott, N. Hoclcrizlgc, M. Riiclmlick, IJ. Grinnell. .S'rmu:I wiv: J. linrns. A. Davies, M. VVhite, C. Ewell, I'. Caoucttc, B. jehlv, .First raw: V. Rolvinstm. fil7.YL'll1L'L'Z ,l. Segal. WHITMAN HOUSE Here we are at the Whitlnaii smoker . . . let's eavesdropl . . . who's that beating the tomtoms? . . . must be Dr. Psycho Porter . . . Barb, don't get your addresses mixed . . . it's Parris Island bound . . . whatis that song on the radio, Pat? . . . MY Buddyn . . . FLASH! Wfhitman has just been declared an emergency area due to that blonde bomb- shell, Buttons . . . between the typewriter and the telephone, Joyce, you're a pretty busy girl . . . to Cinnie, the house president, we aslc, has a tornado struck your room or are you studying for exams? . . . Kim says to Jean, Does our room vibrate or are they bowling again on the third floor? . . . Mary's thoughts turn to Irv and Iowa . . . Barb's practicing for the 1952 ski Olympics . . . Ma can't wait for spring, as she wants to row up the river . . . Lynn, is it T. D. at Amherst or Bowdoin? . . . Jeep has that in the corner look . . . who can she be thinking of? . . . Bev is yelling for someone to go ice skating with her . . . Pug, any plans for the future? . . . Annis on the phone . . . Viv, the shower,s all right now but get ready for that New Yorlc debut . . . Sleepy just wallced in Nancy . . . Jane, hold onto that anchor . . . you can never tell who might bust in . . . Bet-March 17-are you sure the right couple got married? . . . Here come Whitman's aunts, Winnie and Jinnie . . . before we go, remember the parties, the skits, the volleyball games, Mike, Little One, and Duchess, the little dog We loved' WHITMAN House ss mf II ,ss 5 M MK' ww 5 mga, .,I gm- gw B ff II . a ss NFQMKQ Www mga mms Ku sm' X -IE... ez 'W .w .. 'Wyman J SBE 1 ' .. ':-:f: . . NE B H ww QW - ' 'mm - 1 gsm H :fu , H L , A af M 1 meg Q H Q ass. mm II . ,. 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We are very fortunate in being the first class to share the numerous opportunities for fun that the farm offers. In April, 1950, the college purchased the 100-acre farm, which is located just off Route 302, about four miles north of Bridgron, Maine. The rambling eight-room Cape Cod style house is conveniently situated at the base of Pleasant Nlountain between Highland Lake and Moose Pond. As freshmen we made several work trips to the farm. Buildings were torn down, the house sand papered, and trails blazed to the ponds. This fall the farm took on a new coat of red paint when the first trip was made. Then it was ready to be opened for weekend trips. What fun was in store from then on! The crowd would pile into the new college bus and with all voices raised in song would head for Briclgton. A weekend trip at the farm might include volleyball and softball games, hiking up Pleasant Mt. and, of course, learning new games like Ha or I Saw a Barf' Also, many hours were spent in getting everyone In Cohootsv or introducing them to Aunt Tilly. Later in the evening, everyone would gather around the campfire or on colder nights, around that wonderful wood stove, and harmonize on the old tunes. Sometimes on Saturday nights a trip would be taken to Briclgton to see the not quite latest movie. It would always be either a six gun Western, a thriller-diller mystery or Superman. The time would come to turn in, but the more ambitious ones would choose to tell tall tales till dawn. Wasn't it heavenly to be awakened and get a whiff of bacon frying or coffee perking? With the coming of snow, Westbrook Acres turned into a winter resort for the ski and skating enthusiasts. Mt. Pleasant with its ski tow and the frozen surfaces of Moose Pond was all one could ask for. Alumnae weekend at the farm will be eagerly awaited for that means relaxation and healthy fun all rolled into one. Westbrook Acres - here we come! l ei l .. X ml 4. if :SH I E E J ' 311 H1 ff M 2 J ..-1 -E'fZ'i,f I 1' .. -W W, yM55,,gg,,w,,H :se-:.:..'::4 4 ::s, . ,, . H - 4 W . ' U ....,, I I ,Z ,gm -'f v ,Wm X. Q WM rfyck 4.4 at dh: xi ' ::5.:... Hx! .. -V: A W - Z L 5 H .wr M , HM,'- J .,.:.4,g. 5 2, Q dy -fi Es -V53 .2 - Q, ,5 gf 1, HE Sf? -we - ii. mn a sw sm 'W -ss mm H. CAMPUS LIFE There is nothing quite so vigorous as the small bits of chatter exchanged on campus by the various groups, congregated in the most inconceivable of places. Brightly colored figures rushing from Hersey to Alumni . . . a dash over to the cafe for a quick cigarette and a cup of coifee . . . over to the bookstore for a stamp to mail that letter to that certain someone . . . frantic calls home for belated Bowdoin permissions . . . excited requests for an advance on that fast dwindling allowance . . . someone else's clothes on a roommate's back . . . overcuts for that big weekend . . . senior privileges . . . formals at the Eastland . . . Dean's List for some and the Conference List for others . . . the long line of students marching into the chapel on Wednesday before noon . . . a sign-out book, placed close to the door of departure . . . dates being introduced to housemothers . . . sudden blind dates, better left undone . . . telephone calls and the frantic rush to answer them . . . conversations lasting over the thirty-minute limit . . . two minutes late and a midweek forfeited . . . where did you go, and did you have fun? . . . the last minute rush for the wash bowls at 11:58 .... a package of brownies from home, and quite enough to feed the entire floor . . . maybe next time it'll be a cake . . . fish on Friday . . . house rneetings at 10:00 on Moiiday nights . . . Friday night dances after which comes the invitation to Bowdoin . . . the daily scramble for the mailman, poor soul . . . sick bay . . . fraternity pins, high school rings, and even diamonds . . . congregation in the smokers . . . peroxide and ammonia experiments . . . singing in the dining room . . . first period and Saturday classes . . . quiet hours . . . fourth for bridge or a hand at Canasta . . . cramming for finals . . . got a match? . . . who's going down to Morrill's, and will you get me something? . . . weekends at the farm, and Pleasant 1V1ountain Ski Slope . . . ice skating on campus . . . sun bathing behind Hersey . . . it's all part of campus life. We live it, we love it. x . a vw ,WN 2 4' XS- x g Q ELIZABETH ANN ACKERMAN GRASMERE, NEW HAMPSHIRE Betty Retailing One of the 4 B's . . . Bowdoin here I come again! . . . music maestro please . . . Wl1at? No mail for me? . . . Germany!! Wl1ere's that? . . . no men allowed on second floor, Bet . . . vlvacity personified. Houghton: Fire Warden 25 Outing Club 23 Masque and Candle 1, 25 S.C,A. 1, 25 Retailing Club 1, President 2. EARLENE ANN ADAMS H161-T STREET WILTON, MAINE Lena Medical Secretary Yessir, by gosh . . . sweet smile . . . vim, vigor, vitality . . . Eert . . . knit 1, purl 2, snarl 3 . . . Say Lena, did you drop your watch in the bathtub? Houghton: House Treasurer 25 Outing Club 1, 2, Masque and Candle 15 Science Club 1, 25 Ski Club 15 Varsity Field Hockey 25 Maroon and Gray Softball 25 Basketball 1, 25 Field Hockey 1, 2, House Basketball 1, Z3 Volleyball 2. HELEN ELIZABETH AMES 1013 NORTH PLEASANT STREET PNIORTH AMHERST, lvl-ASSACHUSETTS Junior College General Quiet as a mouse . . . friendly . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . supply house for everyone - Kleenex, pens, shampoo, and stamps. Melville: House President 1, Glee Club 1, 25 Outing 'Club 2, S.C.A. 2, House Volleyball 1. MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSEN 51 MONTGOMERY PLACE BROOKLYN, NEW YORK Secretarial Science Quiet and sweet . . . an enviable disposition . . . reserved and shy . . . an understanding friend. johnson: Masque and Candle 1, 23 S.C.A. 1, 25 I.R.C. Z3 Spanish Club 1. BEVERLY ARLENE BAIRD 25 WESTERN AVENUE AUBURN, MAINE Btwn Retailing One of the 4 B's . . . Washington? . . . Navy? . . . fat Bob! . . . I always have to close the windows! . . . that A plus in Psych . . . our own little red-headed horn player. Houghton: Masque and Candle 1, 2g Retailing Club 1, 23 Orchestra 1. MARY ELIZABETH BAKER POND COVE PARK CAPE ELIZABETH, MAINE Liberal Arts Hi, Fermi! . . . party! party! . . . let's sing kids!!! . . . fourth for bridge! . . . home away from home . . . Bowdoin . . . I'1l never lose any weight. Day: French Club 1. BEVERLY BALCI-I 44 I-IIGI-I STREET FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT . Wendy Pre-Medical Technique Bill or Art? . . . 1'l1e's so cunning . . . udonu, clonu, and more donu! . . . twinkle toes . . . those e es . . . the boiler room . . . Y alarm cloclc at all hours . . . the donuing basketball player. Melville: Masque and Candle 1, 23 Outing Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 House volleyball 1. BEVERLY LORRAINE BARCLAY 35 COURT STREET WINTHROP, MASSACHUSETTS Bebe, Medical Secretary Those sparkling eyes . . . nightly letters to the Marine . . . My Destiny . . . skiing . . . knitting on those socks . . you' re a dear! Houghton: Fire Warden 15 Outing Club 1, 23 Masque and Candle 1, 25 Riding Club 15 Ski Club Treasurer 15 Ski Team 1, 2. MERCY BARNES WARREN AVENUE PLYMOUTH, M'ASSACHUSETTS Merce Business That contagious laugh . . . bridge . . . nightly prowlers . . . regents . . . strict diet . . . who cleaned the smoker last night?,' . . . good natured. Melville: Senate 25 Masque and Candle 1, 2g Outing Club Council 1, 23 Fire Warden 25 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 2g House Volleyball 1, 2g Basketball 1, 2. CLAIRE BARRY 150 JASON STREET ARLINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Secretarial Science Three little words . . . nine o'clock . . . penny in the pig . . . verbals . . . special delivery . . . keep smiling . . . 'Tm confused. Lodge: Outing Club 1, Vice-president 25 Fire Warden 25 Freshmen Maroon Leaderg All-star Volleyball 25 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 25 House Volleyball 2. MARTHA LOUISE BEATTY 28 Dow STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Marly Secretarial Science Those Bowdoin weekends . . . Eleanor and me . . . wonder if I got a letter today? Day: Outing Club 23 Science Club 2. BERNICE BOXSTEIN 261 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE BuTlvie', Junior College General Mr. Victor's pet peeve . . . ain't got no time for that kind of stui'P' . . . Gerry . . . Heart and Soul . . . uga boo boo uga. Day MARGARET MARIE BRAGDON CHINA, MAINE Meg Medical Secretary Listen my children . . . Dartmouth . . . chum whiz on ice . . . house comedienne . . . Peg of My Heart . . . Dry Bones. Lodge: House Social Chairman 25 Outing Club Council 1, Treasurer 2, Masque and Candle 1, Zg Science Club l, 2g House Volleyball l, 2: Basketball 2, BEVERLY JOAN BREWER 35 OCEAN STREET ROCKLAND, MAINE Btwn Secretarial Science Oh, Bev! . . . those brown eyes . . . evening walks . . . jet curlers . . . those sleepless nights . . . hey, Pedro . . . want to go down for coffee? . . . monopolizing telephone line with hour and a half conversations . . . you don't say much with that mouth, but oh! those eyes. Bell: Fire Warden lg Glee Club lg Masque and Candle 1g House Basketball 2. BEVERLY BROADY 53 LORING STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Bev Junior College General She's engaged . . . dear Jay . . . Mass. State . . . that gorgeous rock . . . I want a French poodle to match my mink coat! Melville: Masque and Candle 1, 23 Outing Club 1. NANCY JANE BUCKLER 194 SUMMER AVENUE READING, MAssAc1-IUsE'rTs Bucky Medical Secretary Neat as a pin . . . oh, those clothes . . . water, water every- where . . . this is it - I've been hit, Dom . . . My Heart Cries For Youn . . . pretty as a picture . . . squirrel. Lodge: House President 15 House Assistance Committee, Glee Club lg Outing Club 1, 2g Riding Club 15 House Basket- ball lg Volleyball 2. A JANE ELIZABETH BURNES 2234 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS Janie Junior College General Dean's list . . . The Charleston . . . long trips to Dart- mouth . . . Jose and Pedro . . . Navy pilot . . . musical notes . . . vivacious. Whitman: Outing Club I, 2g Masque and Candle 15 Fire Warden, Maroon and Gray Volleyball 23 House Volley- ball 1, 25 Basketball l, 2. DOROTHY ESTI-IER BURTON 33 PORTER STREET WENHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Dol Secretarial Science Snowflake . . . trim little figure . . . bobbing dark curls . . . bruised knees . . . first breakfast, Dot?? . . . that avid Bowdoin admirer . . . heavenly North Conway . . . one of the in- separable three. Houghton: Student Council 25 Outing Club 25 Masque and Candle 1, 25 I.R.C. 25 Ski Club 15 I-louse Volleyball 2. PATRICIA ANN CAOUETTE 28 CLARK STREET MADISON, MAINE Patty Junior College General Hi, Marilyn! . . . passion for pickled walnuts . . . the door'S on hinges! . . . The Chinese Room . . . told you he'd call . . . just five more minutes . . . well, my husband - . . . Theta Delta . . . has the deepest and cutest chuckle . . . nothing like Lakewood. Whitman: Senate 25 Outing Club 1, Masque and Candle 1. SALLY B. CARLISLE 20 SARGENT ROAD WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS ' Junior College General Jack . . . Spearmint gum . . . twelve oiclock . . . giggles . . . my honey . . . that flashy B. W. Sweatshirt . . . apple boxes . . . Phi Sigma Kappa. Melville: Glee Club 1, 23 Outing Club 1, 2, House Basket- ball lg Volleyball 1. ' LUCY CHANDLER 200 DANEORTH STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Brain Chilrlln Mledical Secretary Oh you character . . . yalc, yalc . . . Maine . . . NH . . . RIT? . . . Day: Day Student Secretary 2. ALTHEA CHAPMAN 732 OCEAN AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Al Retailing Those giggles!! . . . She never did get to New Orleans, much to Mr. Stotler's disappointment! . . . oh, guess what? . . . I went out with Buddy last night. Day: Retailing Club 1, 2. BARBARA TOWNSEND CHASE Box 374 PAWLING, NEW YORK Tinkie Retailing Yes, it's a I-Iapvpy day at Tufts . . . the Charleston straight from Virginia . . . Sehu Tahi . . . more fun! . . . that one lonely stocking. Melville: Masque and Candle 23 Retailing Club 2. CHARLOTTE CHASE Box 374 PAWLING, NEW YORK Charlie Junior College General What a laugh . . . I'll take Camden any day . . . Oh Babe! . . . Charleston . . . convertibles . . . lumber truck . . . that you Babe? . . . big grin . . . Wow! what a man! . . . Mount Vesuvius . . . No Saturday classes at last. Bell: Outing Club lg Retailing Cluh 1. RITA CI-IIPPENDALE 81 OAK STREET LEWISTON, MAINE Cl7ippie,' Pre-Medical Technique The Lone Star State . . . the dancing star of Houghton . . . those daily letters . . . All My Love . . . moonglow . . . Has the mail come yet? . . . Pm starved, letls earl Houghton: Science Club l, 2. CAROLINE COBB 236 NORTH PROSPECT STREET I-IERKIMER, NEW YORK Cobbie,' Retailing Ever ready and raring to go . . . Wlio was General I-lerkimer, pray tell? . . . Wake up, Cobbie! Day: Retailing Club 2. AUDREY BERNICE COHEN 39 GARRISON ROAD BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS Mopfy,' Journalism Secretary Sprawling in the middle of the street . . . Who's temper- mental? . . . there's something in my room . . . cats at 5:00 a.m. . . . vivacious . . . quick wit . . . Tennessee Waltz . . . ther-e's only one man for me, ever . . . Mount Vesuvius . . . l1ere's news for you . . . cover me, Carley. Bell: Outing Club 1, 2g Masque and Candle 1, 25 WIC News 1, Editorial Director 25 Tower Biography Editor lg Executive Editor 25 House Volleyball 1, 2g Basketball 2. COLLEEN COLSON GUILFORD, MAINE Colleen Speech Arts Joe . . . Princeton . . . I got a letter . . . I had the most wonderful time . . . freckles and their meaning . . . Did you have a nice time? Melville: Masque and Candle 1, President 2g Outing Club 15 Riding Club 13 House Volleyball 15 House Assistance Com- mittee. JOAN CROCKER 43 ST. LAWRENCE STREET PoRTLANo, MAINE jo Home Economics Wllat was that he said, a test on Monday? Day: JEANNETTE CROOKER BAYVIEW STREET YARMOUTI-I, MAINE Liberal Arts Melville's honor member . . . do you have your P.J.,s'? . . . Did you get a letter yet? . . . I want to see you for a minute . . . cig fiend . . . rushing around . . . Why have fire drills at 4:00 a.m.? . . . Next stop U. of N.H. Day: Glee Club 13 Vice-President 23 SCA Vice-President 15 Program Chairman 23 IRC lg Science Club 25 Outing Club 23 WAA Board 2g Maroon Leader 25 Varsity Field Hockey 2g Basketball 1, 25 Softball 15 House Basketball 1, 25 Softball 1, 25 Maroon and Gray sports. PATRICIA RICHARDSON CURRIER 131 PARK DRIVE BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Pain Journalism Secretary Always a friendly smile . . . good sport . . . Dean's list student . . . Oh, those Bowdoin week-ends . . . Psi Upsilon . . . as a journalist she will be tops . . . sleepy gal . . . those A term papers . . . My Heart Cries For You. Melville: House Committee Ig Outing Club 15 IRC 13 Vice- president and Secretary 25 WJ C N ews Assistant Feature Editor lg Feature Editor 25 Tower Managing Editor lg Malte-up Editor 23 House Volleyball Captain 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Badminton 1. BEVERLY CUSHMAN 80 HASTINGS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Bev Medical Secretary A welcome prankster from CJC . . . Got the car, Bev? . . . How about a cup of coffee? . . . Good natured . . . that winning smile. Day: Science Club 23 Outing Club 2. JOAN D'AGOSTINO 20 WOODLAND AVENUE NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK Daggie,' Liberal Arts Look at me chicken with those big brown eyes . . . skiing in Hersey and Chateau in Austria . . . personality plus . . . party girl . . . Delta Epsilon . . . practical joker . . . Can't see it myself! Houghton: Fire Warden 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle l, 2g WIC News Campus Reporter l, 23 Tower Managing Editor 2. ANN DAVIES ll SANBORN STREET WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Annie Home Economics Shut the door - tight! . . . Psi U-Cape Elizabeth- U. Va .... Hood or bust! . . . went shopping . . . Ann- telephonev . . . black coffee. Whitman: Glee Club I, 23 Outing Club 2. BARBARA LOUISE DAVIS 865 BROADWAY SOUTH PORTLAND., MAINE Barbie Liberal Arts This is the payofflv . . . 'Tm going on a diet tomorrow . . . Listen, Bev . . . Hi, Ferdl Day: Student Council 25 House Secretary-Treasurer lg Out- ing Club 1, 2g Masque and Candle 1. JOYCE DE GOEY 44 METHYL STREET PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND jo Arts and Crafts Sense of humor . . . MOonshine from Melville . . . Phi Sigma Kappa . . . Bowdoin birthday party . . . teaser. Melville: Outing Club 15 Council 25 Masque and Candle 23 Ski Club 15 Varsity Softball lg Basketball 25 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 House Volleyball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 25 Badminton 1, 2. ELIZABETH ANN DOW 4 STEARNS STREET SWAMPSCOTT, MASSACHUSETTS Tankie Medical Secretary Versatile . . . witty . . . tell-tale grin . . . Larry . . . down by the sea . . . E-V-A-L-I-N-A . . . first breakfast . . . just darlin . . . I'll get by . . . Delta Epsilon. Houghton: Outing Club 15 Council 25 Science Club 1, Treasurer, Board 2g Gray Leader 15 Varsity Basketball Mana- ger l, 25 Hockey Manager 2g Varsity Softball 15 Maroon and Gray Softball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, Captain 2g House Basket- ball l, 25 Volleyball 1, 2. EVA LENORE DUNN E. BROWNFIELD, MAINE Medical Secretary You know what I did? . . . those plaid glasses . . . that certain fellow . . . good all-around gal . . . baby basketball player. Houghton: Student Council 25 Science Club 1, 25 House Basketball 1, 2. JUDITI-I EAMES 24 ARDMOOR RoAn M'ELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Indy Medical Secretary My Heart Cries For Youa' . . . and whatnot . . . JB . . . Army Air Force . . . crocodile tears . . . med lab troubles . . . Let's do something! . . . plenty of wit . . . a good listener with a winning way . . . Delta Epsilon. Houghton: Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle lg Science Club I, 23 Varsity Hockey 1, 23 Maroon and Gray Hockey l, 25 House Volleyball 1. ELIZABETH FRANCES EK 778 WASHINGTON AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Betty Junior College General I could live on squash alonev . . . Getting Suzanne to classes on time is my biggest problem. Day: Masque and Candle 25 IRC 25 House Volleyball 25 House Basketball 2. MARGARET ANN ELA 9 FALMOUTH AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Medical' Secretary Let's play bridge! . . . no kidding . . . that Bob makes me soo mad! . . . Oh, no, not another test! Day: House Volleyball 15 I-louse badminton 1. CYNTHIA EWELL 107 LINCOLN AVENUE NEW ROC!-IELLE, NEW Yom: Cinnic Pre-Nursing Respect your elders . . .H one ear . . . policeman . . . get a move on, Lott . . . Paul called . . . been skating, Cinne? . . . The Charleston . . . Christmas Formal . . . I forgot- . . . so tlTat's thatf, Whitrlman: Outing Club 25 Senate 15 S.C.A. Treasurer 1, 25 Masque and Candle lg Varsity Field Hockey 1, 25 Maroon and Gray Field Hockey 1, 29 I-louse Volleyball 1, 2g House President 2. ANNE FARNSWORTH 20 MARSHALL STREET TURNERS FALLS, lVllASSACl-IUSETTS Farnc'y', Pre-Metcliaiidisilmg Eyes that sparkle . . . the two B's fBob and Brownl . . . Roommates, do you sink I'm pwectie? . . . eh Lizz . . . curly hair . . . pep pills. Houghton: Fire Warden 23 Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle lg House Volleyball 25 Maroon and Gray Softball 2. BEVERLY MAE FINNEY 206 I-IASKELL STREET WESTBROOK, MAINE rl-BE1'v Liberal Arts Still waters run deep . . . Some Wlmere Over The Rainbow. Day: Science Club 1, 2. -IOAN FISHER R.F.D. 3 I FORT FAIRFIELD, MAINE jon Secretarial Science Colgate smile . . . which one . . . letters galore . . . happy go lucky . . . Smoke Gets In Your Eyes . . . Body and Soul . . . Jimmy who? Lodge: Glee Club lg Outing Club 1, 25 Riding Club lg Fire Warden lg House Basketball 1, 2. JOAN H. FISHER 386 NEPONSET STREET Noawoon, MASSACHUSETTS Firlm Junior College General Agrecable . . . happy . . . anything goes along with a smile . . . night chicken . . . Howard . . . ithcy ffmger for bellj . . . can't keep those feet on ice . . . Delta Epsilon . . . Daggie, shall we go to Sun Valley or aspin skiing . . . Dr. Phillipths. Houghton: Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 1, 2. ANN FLETCHER R.F.D. 2, RAMSEY ROAD WILMINGTON, DELAWARE Nlflclclvn Junior College General Cutc and tiny . . . lively . . . full of ideas . . . U.N.H. . . . ATO . . . THE BOY . . .wedding bells . . . Meh, tool . . Squealcs . . . Wl1o's got some food? . . . 'lWhat are you doing here?', Houghton: Outing Club lg Masque and Candle 1, 23 Fire Warden 15 House Volleyball 25 Varsity Team 1. ALICE LOUISE FOSTER 39 ROCKLEDGE ROAD NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS Aly Medical Secretary Initiation . . . Al and his gal . . . Dainty one . . . those phone calls . . . true bluc . . . My Love Loves Me . . Forever and Ever. Lodge: House Assistance Committeeg Outing Club 23 S.C,A. 25 House Volleyball 23 Fire Warden 2. BETTY FRANCIS 71 RILEY AVENUE MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Secretarial Science First, last, and always, Roger of Alaska . . . great sport . . . always fun to be with . . . easy on the piano . . . always good for a joke . . . Nevertheless, Melville: Masque and Candle l, 25 Orchestra lg House Volleyball 1, 2. SALLY FRIEND 68 MAIN STREET PITTSFIELD, MAINE Sain Junior College General Cars . . . Bill . . . no morning classes . . . knitting . . . telephone calls continually . . . excused cuts . . . Miss Pitts- field . . . Blondie . . . hamsters . . . attraction plus . . . long hair . . . canaries . . . racoon coat. Bell: Equitation 1, 25 Riding Club 1, 25 House Volleyball 25 Basketball 2. JOAN FULLER 8 FELSPA ROAD STONEI-IAM, MASSACHUSE1'TS Medical Secretary joan and her ernbalming fluid . . . good sport and always cheerful . . . sincerity . . . the hours spent washing her hair . . . I'I'm taking orders for the hereafter. Any volunteers? Melville: Senate lg House Committee 15 Masque and Candle 1, 2g Maroon and Gray Field Hockey lg Volleyball lg Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2g House Volleyball 1, 23 Badminton 1. ELLA MARIE GARDNER 36 BANGOR STREET AUGUSTA, MAINE Njardrrerl' Pre-Medical Technique E-V-A-L-I-N-El! . . . good sport . . . human alarm clock for first breakfast . . . Whose sweater can I borrow? . . . Honest-to-Pete . . . Al, oh, can I see your pin? . . . understand- ing . . . terrihc athlete . . . that laugh . . . just an all-round wonderful gal. Houghton: Student Council 25 House President 25 Fire Warden lg Freshmen Financial Committee 15 House As- sistance Committeeg Assistant Zoology Laboratory Instructor 25 W.A.A. Secretary Z5 Outing Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, Board 25 Varsity Field Hockey 1, Captain 23 Basketball 1, Captain 25 House Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2. ARLENE GLORIA GOLDBERG 29 I-IAZELTON STREET MATTAPAN, MASSACHUSETTS Ads Liberal Arts Sleepy Time Gal . . . up so early, Arlene? . . . Every song reminds me! . . . love that I1 p.m. hairdo. Johnson: House committee 25 Outing Club 15 French Club lg IRC 2. SHIRLEY GOLDBERG 70 MORNING STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Butch Retailing Old Orchard . . . hamburgers . L . Boston . . . soft music and dancing . . . hiking in the fields . . . Montreal. Day: Retailing Club 1, 2. GRETA RUTH GOLDBLATT 119 CONGRESS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Medical Secretary Brains of the dayroom . . . hi, ya . . . I got a letter . . . you'll cnd up in a little pine box . . . that 4:30 bus. Day: Science Club 1, 2. VIVIENNE GOLDFARB 7 CODMAN STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Viv Secretarial Science I missed the bus again! . . . anybody want anything in the cafe? . . . uI'Ieart and Soul . . . Uga buga boo? Day: Science Club 1, 2. BEVERLY JEAN GOUGH 122 WHITNEY STREET AUBURN, MAINE Bev Retailing One of the 4 B's . . . Bowdoin week-ends . . . diet, not again . . . I'm exhausted . . . the eyebrows and that lower lip . . . front row. Houghton: Masque and Candle 1, 25 Retailing Club 1, 25 Orchestra 1. DOROTHY FAIRFIELD GREEN 47 CATHERINE STREET PITTSFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Duty Medical Secretary How ya doing, gal . . . demonstrations . . . personality . . . b 1 S d 1 l l ' L num er, p ease . . . tar ust . . . natura cur y 13.115 . . . ute. Lodge: House President 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Chairman of Houses 25 SCA 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2, House Basketball 1, 25 House Volleyball 1, 2. MARY LOU GREGORY RUSSELJS INN GEORGES MILL, NEW I'lAMl-'SHIRE Retailing A.T.O .... bracelet . . . You know what? . . . elephants . . . keep the car moving . . . that tiny waistline . . . we must, we must . , . Bowdoin. Houghton: Retailing Club 1, 2. DOROTHY GRINNELL 111 M.CARTHUR LANE TAIIIIYTOWN, NEW Yom: Ma Pre-Med Technique Draft Dodger . . . flying trips home . . . Ro . . . movies . . . Monday nights N. B. C .... full 'moon . . . 5th in Beta Quartet. Whitman: Outing Club 1, 25 IRC 2, Science Club 1, President 2. ADELAIDE M. HALLOCK 658 POST ROAD LAKEWOOD 5, RHODE ISLAND Laidy Pre-Medical Technique Cute as I1 button . . . that welcome smile . . . a dream on ice . . . she's true to Rhode Island . . . Ray is coming! Melville: Glee Club 15 Science Club 1, 25 Outing Club 15 House Volleyball 15 House Basketball 1, 2. jANICE HANNINGER 31 SI-IEEEIELD STREET PORTLAND, MAINE jan Retailing Oh, I got a letter from Myles . . . superior soprano voice . . . those exciting sixth-hour psych classes . . . Why donit you come over tonight? . . . Ohio here I come! . . . never with- out a smile. Day: Student Council 1, 2, Glee Club 1, President 25 Retailing Club 1, 2. CYNTHIA HASKELL 15 HIGH STREET DEXTER, MAINE ' Cy1mie Secretarial Science Hi . . . Maine week-end . . . Hey! I know a little joke about that . . . Why didn't you bring me something to eat? . . . The joker On the lower bunk. Melville: Glee Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 House Volley- ball 1. ELEANOR JUNE HIGGINS MASON ROAD DUDLEY, MASSACHUSETTS Pinky Liberal Arts Oui--ou sont les hommes? . leadership . . . Oh, what beautiful ears! . . . candy bars . . . Biskit . . . extrovert spiced with an abundance of wit . . . I'm coming . . . With a Song in My Heart . . . one of the inseparable three. Houghton: Glee Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 1, 2, Ski Club 13 IRC 25 Chairman of Winter Carnival Decorations 25 Chairman of Christmas Formal Decorations 25 Chairman of Cotton Ball Decorations 15 Class Co-Social Chairman 1, 2. ELEANOR ARLENE HILL FRYEBURG, MAINE El Retailing Dixieland . . . air mail letters . . . Sam I-Iillis daughter . . . Bob . . . venison steaks . . . tall tales . . . tooth paste in Lewiston . . . slip you a clue . . . favorite brunette . . . Mount Vesuvius . . . cute as a button . . . press the fiesh, pardner! Bell: Outing Club lg Retailing Club 1, 25 Secretary 2. NANCY HOCKRIDGE 32 DUNCKLEE STREET NEWTON I-ILDS., MASSACHUSETTS Secretarial Science Can you top this?,' . . . sleepy . . . the voice . . . I'm hungry . . . Psi U houseparties . . . full of pep. Whitman: Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 15 SCA 15 House Volleyball 1, 25 House Basketball 1, 2. RAMONA MARY HOLLIS 86 WESTERN AVENUE AUBURN, MAINE Raisinx Junior College General Oh, the Navy! . . . oh, I don't know you . . . that everlast- ing screeching . . . those cocker spaniel eyes . . . no breakfast . . . play the accordian for us, Ramona . . . where did you ever learn to dance! . . . the hamsters . . . Denny. Bell: Fire Warden 25 Glee Club lg Outing Club 15 House Volleyball 2g House Basketball 2. PATRICIA ISABELL I-IORNE 155 PARK DRIVE NEW ROCHELLE, NEW YORK Pat Liberal Arts Jo's shadow . . . Mickey and the S.C.J .... but I've gotta do my harmony . . . two cents? . . . have you got a match, Jo? . . . trade? . . . wonderful piano player . . . modelling. Bell: Glee Club lg Masque and Candle 1, 25 Maroon and Gray Field I-Iockey 15 House Volleyball lg House Basket- ball 1. HQ ff? CORDELIA BIGELOW Howe 15 MOORLAND AVENUE EDGEWOOD, RHODE ISLAND Dee Journalism Going to the cafe? . . . wonderful records . . . how many beds in your room? . . . friendly smile . . . creative writing. Melville: Outing Club 1, 25 W.J.C. News 1, Advertising Manager 2g Tower 1, Literary Editor 25 House Volleyball 1, 2g Basketball 1. MARY JANE HOWE 111 CENTRAL AVENUE DALTON, MASSACHUSETTS Medical Secretary Vivacious . . . redhead . . . terrific athlete . . . Hop along Howe . . . Psi U . . . You do . . . California, here I come. Lodge: Senate 25 House Assistance Committeeg Outing Club 1, Council 25 Science Club 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 1, 23 House Basketball 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 All-star Volleyball Team 25 Fire Chief 2. JOANNE E. HOWLAND 122 GRANT STREET PORTLAND, MAINE jo Liberal Arts JJ is a G, sh!! don't tell! . . . hi ya kedclo . . . 'twas brilling . . . egg salad sandwiches and orange crush . . . my term paper . . . I'n1 a little angel, trade? Day: Science Club 1, 25 House Badminton 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Maroon and Gray Field Hockey 1. BETSY HUNTER 35 MATHEWSON ROAD BARRINGTON, RHODE ISLAND Martha 4 Liberal Arts Madame Butterfly . . . Brown . . . Leo the lion . . . chuckles . . . Delta Epsilon . . . Martha Graham . . . ready to give a helping hand . . . Such a time I'm having . . . Chinese. Houghton: Social Chairman 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 1, 25 S.C.A. Program Co-Chairman 2. ELIZABETH BRADBURY HURD FRYEBURG ACADEMY FRYEBURG, MAINE Liz,' Retailing U. of M. week-ends . . . '1Now what have I done?,' . . . You just don't understand. . . . padded chairs . . . tele- phone calls. Houghton: Glee Club 1, 2g Retailing Club 1, 2. JANE I-IUTCHINSON 29 EAST STREET I-IINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS Hutch Secretarial Science Dave . . . what a howl . . . Louis Armstrong . . . light foot . . . horses . . . what a typist . . . nice legs . . . grandpa's night shirt . . . Dircly kid! Houghton: Fire Warden 15 Outing Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 2, Ski Club 15 Varsity Softball l, 2, House Volleyball 1, Captain 2, House Basketball 1, 2. BEVERLY ANN JEBB Loop ROAD MERRIMACK, NEW HAMPSHIRE RBE'Vi6,, Junior College General What time is it? . . . undecided - still! . . . Gotta put on some weight . . . cold storage . . . Bowdoin as Dartmouth . . . Tell me more about the stars . . . somebody, I dropped a stitch . . . what do I do? Wliitmanz Outing Club 1, 25 SCA 1, 25 Ski Club 15 House Basketball 1, 2g House Volleyball 1, 2g Maroon and Gray Basketball 1. M. JEAN JEFFERY 19 PICKETT STREET BEVERLY, MASSACHUSETTS - Jeannie Secretarial Science Girls, Dickie's coming up . . . packages . . . March 18, 1950 . . . Old Faithfull' . . . I just gotta get out in the air . . . Let's clean the room tomorrow . . . sailing . . . My hair looks terrible . . . Seabrook, N.I-I? Wlmitmanz Outing Club 1, 23 Riding Club 15 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 2g House Volleyball 2. MARY JEAN JIPSON R.F.D. 1 PITTSFIELD, MAINE jippy,' Junior College General Riding . . . green sedan . . . house mothers and fathers . . . triple . . . hearty laugh . . . farm girl . . . partridge . . . what to do . . . Miss Pittsfield . . . Robert . . . domestic. Bell: IRC lg Outing Club Ig Riding Club 1, 23 House Volleyball 2g House Basketball 2. HELEN MARIE JOHNSON OAKwooo ROAD SIMSEURY, CONNECTICUT Johnnie Medical Secretary Petite and sweet . . . bus drivers . . . spaniels, mighty mouse . . . the barber . . . nice things come in small packages . . . using starch? Lodge: House Assistance Committee Zg Outing Club 2g Volleyball I, 25 Badminton lg Tennis I. SHIRLEY E. JOHNSON 91 WASHBURN AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Hpoocff' Medical Secretary Oh, did I tell you what happened? . . . Do you think he'll be able to make it in this snow? . . . another hematoma? Day: Class Vice-President 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Outing Club 23 Science Club 1, 23 House Basketball 2. MARGERY KEEFE 304 CI-IURCI-I STREET WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT Gary Retailing Cute miss . . . crazy get ups . . . ticklist . . . oh? our little procrastinator . . . full of fun . . . dimples . . . Shall we knit a pair of socks? Houghton: Fire Chief 25 House Committee Ig Outing Club 25 Glee Club 1, 23 Masque and Candle Ig Retailing Club Vice-President 1, 23 House Volleyball 2. MARY KENNEDY 1 COLLINS STREET CAMDEN, MAINE Retailing Charleston . . . jazzy records . . . oranges . . . red bomber . . . hearty laugh . . . super-duper . . . PLEASE go to sleep, Charlie . . . beautiful complexion, good-nature . . . blue shoes . . . let's go home and rest, we can come back tomorrow! Bell: Outing Club lg Retailing Club 1, 2. CAROL ANN KIMBALL 124 GREEN STREET NORTH WEYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS Kim Medical Secretary Charlie, my boy . . . Cape Cod, ah!! . . . jazz . . . sailing . . . Blondie . . . set the alarm . . . can I use your hood, room- mate? . . . 'QMr. Hoohoo 8! . . . ll o'clock curfew . . . drink your milk, Kim. V Whitman: Freshman Class Secretaryg Glee Club 25 Outing Club 1, 25 House Volleyball 2g Maroon and Gray Softball I, 25 Ski Club 1, 25 House Treasurer. SUSAN KINCAID R.F.D. 1 BRUNSWICK, MAINE Sue,' Medical Secretary Quite . . . understanding . . . ambition - marriage . . . engaged . . . grand sense of humor . . . infectious laugh . . . isn't Susan brave? . . . natural genius . . . good-natured. Bell: Science Club Ig I-louse Volleyball 2. CONSTANCE ROWE KING 28 SI-IATTUCK ROAD Noiwvooo, MASSACHUSETTS Connie', Medical Secretary J-O-H-N-N-Y . . . personality plus and infectious laugh . . . the bus was late . . . I nearly died . . . California here I come . . . always ready for a long chat. Houghton: Student Council Secretary 1, President 25 Stu- dent Chairman Building Fund Drive 23 Outing Club lg Science Club 1. M. LOUISE KNIGHT 50 OxFoRo STREET WINCHESTER, M-ASSACHUSETTS Loan Secretarial Science Menagerie . . . Hands off . . . horses . . . why go to typing . . . who needs shorthand . . . under Jippy's bed . . . junior . . . knitting . . . smiles . . . I'm a lady! . . . cat with half a tail . . . Pittsfield. Bell: Riding Club l, 2g House Volleyball 23 Basketball 2. CAROLYN LA BAY 126 COYLE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Carol Junior College General Vivacious and talkative . . . never at loss for words . . . bridge . . . Fair Harvard weekends in Boston. Day: Glee Club 13 Spanish Club 15 French Club l. ANN MARIE LAIRD 2 LINCoI.NsI-IIRE WAY WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Annie Secretarial Science Madam President . . . sunny disposition . . . Be My Love . . . nice figure . . . night hawk . . . Verne. Lodge: Class President 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1, Trip Manager 25 Masque and Candle 1, Treasurer 23 House Volleyball 25 Maroon and Gray Field Hockey 15 All-Star Volleyball 2. MADELINE B. LAMB MAIN STREET OxEoRD, MAINE Lynn', Retailing Those big brown eyes . . . oh, it's all about home . . . that early bus . . . Maine weekend . . . I gotta letter . . . that smile! Melville: Glee Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 23 S.C.A. 25 Retailing Club 1, 25 House Basketball 1, 2. GLORIA M. LAMOTI-IE 330 AMES STREET LAWRENCE, MASSACHUSETTS Lorie Medical Secretary One of the inseparables . . . Where's Jo? . . . a tremen- dous friend . . . that laugh . . . she may be seen on a dog sled - where to-? . . . Alaska? . . . my hair looks awful. Melville: Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 1, 23 Science Club 25 House Committee 1, 25 House Volleyball l, 2. ERLA LANK 43 BROWN STREET KENNEBUNK, MAINE Secretarial Science Love 'em all . . . Irv, Natie . . . those Tuesday night phone calls . . . Artist? . . . Montreal, here I come . . . nightly ritual . . . The little man. Melville: Senate 25 Glee Club lg Outing Club lg Masque and Candle. NANCY E. LAWTON RT. 2, Box 26 MIAMI 43, FLORIDA Pug,' Junior College General So easy to awaken . . . Smilin', always smilin' . . . Love Letters . . . Bob . . . Bowdoin . . . Psi U . . . movies. Whitman: Outing Club lg I.R.C. 25 Science Club I, 2. PATRICIA LITTLEFIELD WELLS STREET NORTH BERWICK, MAINE Littlewood', Medical Secretary Let,s talce off - where? - Medford, Mass! . . . those red shoes and bumped knees to match . . . Jack - needs no explanation . . . I wanna get married! Bell: House President 25 Glee Club lg Science Club l. ELIZABETH THOMAS LOTT BROOKRIDGE WASHINGTON, CONNECTICUT Buttons Speech Arts He's Just My Billv . . . Oh, don't bother me, I'm in a mood! . . . always flying around like a kite and wriggling twice as much . . . shrill laughter echoing over our campus . . . acting and singing come out through her pores and saturate the air . . . more fun than a barrel of monkeys! . . . and so tl1at's the end of my story. n Whitman: Glee Club 1, 23 Outing Club 1, 25 Mlasque and Candle 1, 2g S.C.A. 1, 25 Ski Club 1. EDNA F. LOW 960 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Sandy Medical Secretary Harbor Lights . . . Irwin . . . telephone calls to Bell . . . What a driver? . . . smiling in the bookstore. Day: Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 1, 25 Science Club lg Spanish Club 1. PAULINE RAE LUCE 19 VICTORY AVENUE SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE PolIy,' , Junior College General If . . . those never-to-be-forgotten formals . . . gruelling rehearsals with A1 . . . your susceptible heart condition. Day: Glee Club 1, 2g Financial Committee lg Social Com- mittee I, 2. BARBARA JEAN MC CLINTOCK 175 VICTORY AVENUE AUBURNDALE, MASSACHUSETTS Retailing Lost weekend . . . to pin or not to pin . . . a skier from way back . . . have you taken a good look at the room? . . . please get up! . . . Jose. Whitman: Senate 25 Glee Club 19 Outing Club 1, Board 23 Masque and Candle lg W.A.A. Vice-president 15 S.C.A. 15 Ski Club Ig Team 1, 25 Retailing Club 1, 25 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, Basketball 15 Softball 15 Varsity Field Hockey Co-captain 2g House Basketball 1, 23 Volleyball 2. SUZANNE MCGOWAN WAVERLY STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Suzi,' Secretarial Science What's the rush, Brownie? . . . Look that blue car! . . . which One? . . . as if we didrft know. Day: Outing Club 15 Masque and Candle 2g I.R.C. I, 2. BARBARA MADDOCKS 15 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Barb Medical Secretary Just like spring . . . Maine . . . diets . . . This is going to be my bad week! . . . Where's my glasses? Day: Senate 25 Science Club 2. MARY A. MALCONIAN 33 GRANT STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Mal', Junior College General If . . . Hi, Honey! . . . remember the birthday party at the Eastland during the carnival? . . . Rhode Island State College. Day: Freshman Social chairman lg House Social Committee l, 2g House President 2. MARY ELIZABETH MANDEVILLE 21 BLACKSTONE BOULEVARD PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND Liz Junior College General Contagious laugh . . . always up for breakfast . . . food en- thusiast . . . Best we don . . . Ed . . . ready for fun . . . loves clothes . . . generosity. Houghton: Fire Warden 25 Outing Club 1, 23 Science Club 25 Ski Club lg House Volleyball 15 Maroon and Gray Soft- ball l, 2. BARBARA ANN MEADE BURLINGTON, VERMONT Barb Liberal Arts Moonlight in Vermont . . . that tall, tall Marine . . . Fourth for bridge . . . Jose . . . the musical horn on the third Hoot . . . best listener . . . Pm going to bed early to- night . . . Caesar and Cleopatra . . . Mike . . . always smiling. Whitman: Glee Club lg Science Club 1, 23 IRC Treasurer 25 House Basketball 25 House Badminton 1, 23 House Volley- ball l, 23 Maroon Volleyball Ig Softball 1. RUTH MARIE MAEARS 25 OAK STREET BALLARD VALE, MASSACHUSETTS Mear5ie Liberal Arts Little Lou Lou . . . DOn't forget your cane Ruthie . . . service with a smile . . . Rip Van Winkle . . . Maine-Rah Rah . . . coming out party . . . Girl of my dreams. Lodge: Outing Club Council lg President 25 French Club lg Treasurer lg House Volleyball 2. ELIZABETH MERRIFIELD SCHOOL STREET U KEZAR FALLS, MAINE Betty Retailing One of the 4 B's . . . Happy pastures . . . kiddies, isn't that nice? . . . that Albatross . . . those long winded phone calls . . . Betty, more new clothes? . . . those wonderfully witty remarks. Houghton: Masque and Candle 23 Retailing Club 1, 2. BEVERLY LOUISE MORRIS 560 SAWYER STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Bev Medical Secretary 'Tm going on a diet Monday . . . Hal's coming home Saturday . . . Honestly Barbie! I can't find anything. Day: Class Treasurer 1, 25 Science Club l, 25 Executive Board 2g Riding Club I. ' BEVERLY MURPHY 105 FOREST AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Murplz Murph!! . . . bridge and jokes . . . full of fun and laughter . . . Where's Janet . . . Where's Reynolds and Powers. Day: Masque and Candle 1, 2. BONNIE ANNE NEELY 19 REAL'roN AVENUE WEST Roxauny, MASSACHUSETTS Bunn Secretarial Science The Accountant . . . Keep Bobin' Along . . . Gertrude . . . sense of humor . . . kitten on the keys . . . contagious laugh . . . domestic type . . . Be My Love. Lodge: Glee Club 1, Z3 Outing Club 1, 25 S.C.A. 15 Riding Club, House Treasurer 2, House' Volleyball 1. NANCY NEWTON 61 GRANITE STREET ROCKPORT, MASSACHUSE'l fS Name Secretarial Science The laughing face . educated eye brows . . . U. S. Army, here I come . . . unpredictable . . . argyles unfinished. -i Melville: Outing Club 1, 2, Masque and Candle 1, 25 Riding Club 1, 2g House Basketball 1, 23 House Volleyball 1, Z. JOANNE RUTH PAGE 11 KIMBALL STREET SANFORD, MAINE jon Junior College General U.N.H .... grandma is modernized . . . musicians . . . basketball star . . . that famous name . . . Jo Page, that drives me barry! Houghton: Retailing Club 15 House Basketball 1, 2. JEAN LAYTON PARFITT 495 SOUTH CLAIR AVENUE GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN jeep Secretarial Science That smiling face in the morning . . . First breakfast, Butts? . . . SHUT TI-IE DOOR, PLEASE . . . horses . . . the house alarm clock . . . be-bop . . . Detroit Tigers . . . Gotta letter from Johnnie . . . Wmma hear it? . . . Johnnie says . . . . . . The Sacred Corner. Wliitniaiiz Glee Club 1, 2g Riding Club Treasurer 1, 2. JOYCE PARKER 35 CREST AVENUE MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Io jo.vie,' Secretarial Science I swear I'11 learn to Charleston someday . . . Don't clare turn the radio off . . . basketball games . . . men . . . peroxide . . . that letter from Ray . . . socks - home knit . . . body beautiful. Bell: Glee Club 1, 23 Outing Club 1, 2, Riding Club IJ Ski Club 1. NANCY MARLOWE PERHAM 65 NORFOLK ROAD AIILINGTON, MASSACHUSETTS Nan Liberal Arts Ski enthusiast . . . operetta lover . . . detests writing Eng- lish themes . . . those mucklucks - her first knitting ac- complishment . . . O.P .... my pet Daisy . . . a future occupational therapist. Houghton: Glee Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle 1, 25 I.R.C. Z3 Ski Club 1. LOIS ANN PLUMMER 177 LEIGI-IToN STREET BANGOR, MAINE Loire Medical Secretary Just a little teddy bear . . . those letters from Wasllmgton . . . the pin . . . Bill, Bill . . . 3rd floor . . . no supper, Plummer! Melville: Glce Club 15 Outing Club 15 S.C.A. lg Science Club 1, 2. . I PATRICIA ANN PORTER 182 SHELEOURNE ROAD BURLINGTON, VERMONT Tudy Medical Secretary I'm going to first breakfast . . . Oh, cafe bills . . . Phil has been found . . . happy as a lark . . . To be or not to be, that is the question . . . best tempered . . . Jose . . . I'm knitting The Thing . . . watch that desk drawer . . . May I see your veins? . . . Hearts and Flowers. Whitman: Science Club Secretary 1, 23 Glee Club 25 Outing Club 1, Z5 House Volleyball 1, 25 Badminton 1, 25 Basketball 1, Z5 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2. ARLENE F. PROLMAN MARTHA WASHINGTON INN WINTHROP, MAINE Ardie Liberal Arts Her cute little ways . . . curled eyelashes . . . hairnet . . . Dolly . . . her Florida tan . . . famous author of the character book and the big bath . . . Arlita . . . variety is the spice of life! Houghton: Outing Club 25 Science Club 15 Spanish Club 15 Field Hockey 1, 2, Varsity Hockey 1, 23 Maroon and Gray Softball 15 Field Hockey 1, 25 Volleyball 1, 25 House Basket- ball Captain 1. MARY ELIZABETH PRUE 331 MINOTT AVENUE AUBURN, MAAINE - Retailing Neat, sweet, petite, . . . Charlie . . . engaged . . . Steadyl . . . our evening's foolishness . . . dreams of fall . . . lots of fun . . . perfectionist. Bell: House treasurer 2, SCA 25 Retailing Club 1, 25 House Volleyball 2. BESSIE RAIZES 11 LEONARD STREET ROCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE Secretarial Science A more honest and sincere friend is hard to find . . . extremely neat . . . sees all, hears all, says little . . . Bridge! . . . Italian sandwich . . . Tuesday classes . . . pleasant. Melville: House Committee 15 Masque and Candle 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 House Volleyball 1, 25 House basketball 1, 25 House Badminton 1. DORIS RAPI-IAEL 46 SANHICAN DRIVE TRENTON, NEW JERSEY Dow Medical Secretary Sl16,S such a wee'un . . . Wow! what an accent . . . those awful mice . . . only a few days ,til vacation. ' Johnson: House Committee 2g Outing Club 1, 2. .IADINE PAY RAYNES 116 PARK AVENUE WHITRIAN, MASSACHUSETTS jay journalism Busy blonde-haired lass . . . never refuses food . . . that col- lection of stuffed animals . . . ever true to the Marines! Houghton: Senate l, 25 House Assistance Committeeg Glee Club 1, 25 House Manager 2g Outing Club l, 25 Masque and Candle lg Executive Secretary 23 WIC News Sports Editor lg Editor -in - Chief 25 The Tower Photography Assistant lg Photography Editor 25 SCA Chapel Chairman lg Correspond- ing Secretary 25 Spanish Club President lg Ski Club lg Varsity Basketball 25 House Basketball 1, 2. JUNE REYNOLDS 4 COLUMBIA RoAD PORTLAND, MAINE junior College General Come on june we'll miss the bus! . . . How about just one more hand of bridge? Day ' DOROTHY JEAN RICE 195 PICKETT STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Dolly Mledical Secretary Old girl . . . Junior . . . those sandwiches . . . typing . . . everybody's friend. Day: Senate lg Outing Club 25 Science Club 2. NANCY I-I. RICHARDSON 21 RACKLEFF STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Nance Medical Secretary How cha do? . . . the gal with the ready smile for every- one . . . how's Connecticut . . . a friend . . . Maine Maritime fMerrytimel . . . more than anything else in the world. Day. Class Secretary 1, 23 Social Committee 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Outing Club I, 25 Science Club 1, 25 House Volleyball 23 House Basketball 25 Maroon and Gray Basketball 2. NANCY ANN RITCHIE 38 RICHARDSON STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Nan - Retailing Great fascination for Colby College . . . winning smile . . . great attraction for Middle West . . . Mario Lanza. Day: Retailing Club 1, 2. , JEAN ELIZABETH ROBERTSON 2147 MAIN STREET ATI-IOL, MASSACHUSETTS Medical Secretary Brains of room No. 21 . . . Did you get up to Bowdoin last weekend, Jean? . . . B.B .... early morning daze . . . Chris Ann . . . English humor . . . Friday night vigil . . . walking Webster . . . the crumb with the soft hat . . . one of the inseparable three. Houghton: Class Secretary 25 Outing Club lg Masque and Candle Secretary 1, 25 I.R.C. 2g Fire Warden 1. MARGARET C. ROBINSON 85 MAPLE STREET WESTBROOK, MAINE Peg Retailing Let's get a cup of coffee . . . going to sit in the last row? . . . Have you clone your retailing? Day: Retailing Club 1, 2. f -f VIVIENNE CLAIRE ROBINSON 606 SCHOOL STREET LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Viv,' Liberal Arts Intends to major in Psychology at Boston University . . . loves to sing classical, semi-classical and popular songs . . remember - I'll Always Love You and Granada . . . who called . . . Did you get the message? . . . Samson, Whitman: Glee Club 1, 25 Outing Club 15 Masque and Candle 1, 2, Fencing Club 15 German Club 15 Fire Warden 1. BEVERLY ROSS 49 DEERING STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Bev Liberal Arts Those bright, blue eyes . . . oh jeepers, where are my books? . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . last minute studying at Houghton with Ardie and Cynnie! Day: Spanish Club 1. MARY RUDDICK 84 RIGGS PLACE SOUTH ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Secretarial Science Oh, that glow . . . Who . . . wonderful roommate . . . wonderful friend . . . Rudolph the Red Nose . . . Jonah and Jose . . . many trials and tribulations . . . going skiing, Mary? Whitman: Freshman Class Treasurer, Outing Club 1, 23 WAA President 23 Varsity Hockey 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, Softball lg House Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Ski Club 13 IRC 15 Riding Club 13 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 15 Softball Ig May Court 15 Science Club Board 2. ELIZABETH ANN RUST ' 55 HASKELL STREET GLOUCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Liz Medical Secretary Oh, those eyes . . . she always has a joke . . . true to the Navy and those I-Iarborlightsv . . . those yummy clothes . . . steady temperament. Melville: Outing Club 1, 23 Science Club 1, Riding Club 15 House Volleyball 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2. LOIS FRANCES SCOTT 64 BAYVIEW DRIVE PORTLAND, MAINE Lo Liberal Arts My goclfies . . . sweaters for Bruce . . . dayrooin pianist . . . cream cheese sandwiches . . . February 18, 1951 . . . seventh hour cfayroom session. Day DEBORAH SEAMAN 29 NICHOLS STREET CRANSTON, RHODE ISLAND Debbie Secretarial Science Munooch . . . Let's buy a Clog . . . the Horse . . . always good for a laugh . . . Where,s my cat? . . . a girl's best friend is a piano . . . Hey, Boots, where are you going with Debbie? Houghton: Fire Warden 2g Outing Club 25 House Volley- ball 2. JOYCE SEGAL 15 NETHERLANDS ROAD BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSE1 l'S joy Junior College General Keeping the mail flying . . . Remember the Maine . . . cliccr up and M.I.T .... vacations and exams . . . interested in interior decorating. Whitnianz Outing Club 1, 25 Riding Club 1. BARBARA SHALIT 180 HIGH STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Dimples junior College General May I be excused ten minutes early?,' . . . Going to Boston this weclc-end? Day: Riding Club 1, 2. 1 3-vifwf we quam we E wi :Nl at H, assi NATALIE SHARRON 40 BOULDER ROAD WELLESLY H1LLs, MASSACHUSETTS Nat', Medical Secretary A wonderful friend . . . always cheerful . . . those Gloucester week-ends . . . those eyes that say so much . . . sophisticated. Melville: House Committee 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Ski Club 15 House Volleyball 1, 25 House Basketball 1, 25 Fire Chief 2. WINNIFRED A. SIMONDS 300 BURNSIDE AVENUE EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT frWiYl71iC,, Sweet and clever . . . seamstress . . . the ribbin gal . . . beautiful complexion . . . talented argyles - mass produc- tion . . horsemanship. Lodge: Science Club 13 Wanakea Riding Club, Executive Board 1, Treasurer 2. DORINDA SMITH 8 DEAN COURT RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY Darden Arts and Crafts Hollow leg . . . I'm starved . . . Dodo . . . busy doing nothing . . . twelve o'clock giggles . . . fresh air . . . last minute rush . . . Mame weelc-ends. Melville: Outing Club 1, 25 Riding Club 1, 23 Fire Warden 13 House Volleyball 13 House Basketball 1, 2. GLORIA ROSE SMITH 741 STEVENS AVENUE PORTLAND, MAINE Glo Secretarial Science Saturday nights at the Armory with 'Pat' . . . bridge games in the smoker. Day: Glee Club lg I.R.C. 1, 23 Science Club 15 House Volleyball 1, 2g Maroon Volleyball 1. MARGARET P. SMITH 22 RICHARD STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Maggie Medical Secretary The best 'puncture' artist in the world . . . thank good- ness for the snow . . . telephone line and Bob. Day: Outing Club 2g Science Club 1, 25 Social Committee I, 25 House Social Committee. BETTYE S. SOLOD 38 CRESWELL ROAD WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Bef, Liberal Arts The New Yorker . . . Oh, my achin back . . . first breakfast . . . Pedro and Jose . . . scales . . . line 'em up Bet . . . My heart dOn't beat for no Onef' Whitman: Outing Club 1, 25 I.R.C. 23 Riding Club 13 Science Club lg House Volleyball 1, 23 House Basketball 1, 2g Maroon and Gray Volleyball lg Softball lg ,Ski Club l. CONSTANCE STAUB l7 WEBSTER ROAD ORONO, MAINE Connie' Junior College General Horses . . . hamsters . . . wonderful nature . . . travel broadens one . . . experiences in Guam . . . 134 second lieutenants . . . bangs since Goddard . . . mysteries . . . Bob- WOW! Bell: House Committee 25 Fire Chief 1, 23 Riding Club 1, 25 Executive Committee 1, President 23 House Basketball 2. PATRICIA M. STEEVES R.F.D. 1 FALMOUTH, MAINE Pat Pre-Medical Technique Bowdoin . . . you should see all those men . . . . . . quiet, but fun. Day: Science Club 1, 2. CAROLYN M. STEVENS ALFRED, MAINE Sle1'ie,' Secretarial Science Laugh period . . . nice day . . . those never-ending letters to Dick . . . hey Cisco . . . soft boiled eggs . . . Where's Edna's car? . . . rest period . . . got a proposition. Bell: Senate 25 House Committee 2g Masque and Candle lg House Volleyball 2. HELEN CLAIRE STEVENSON 2 EATON AVENUE CAMDEN, MAINE HIT1'l'ldv ' junior College General Engaged . . . lively . . . very friendly . . . lots of fun . . . known for her slippers . . . calm, cool, and collective . . . week- ends home . . . drums . . . nuts . . . Paul . . . pink kitchen . . . I'll never go into the library again! Bell: House Committee 23 Retailing Club 1, 2, Secretary 1. MARJORIE DALE SYMONDS 73 OCEAN VIEW RoAo SWAMPSCOTT, MASSACHUSETTS M id gen Pre-Merchandising Pretty smile . . well liked by all . . . Diets? . . . The Punctual Man . . . supply of perfume . . . I'll pinch youll . . . cracker in the tweed coat jacket. Houghton: Outing Club I, 2g Masqtie and Candle 1. JEAN K. THOMAS 61 ROBERTS STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Pre-Medical Technique Wonderful gal but too studious! . . . Germany is a long way off, isnit it? Day: Science Club l, 2. NANCY G. THOMPSON 11 COOPER STREET MACHIAS, MAINE Tommie, Journalism Secretary The budding flower of the dayroom . . . the ideal stage door Janie . . . publicity agent and loyal supporter . . . save me some room on the horse-hair mattress . . . you're so understanding. Day: Class Vice-president lg Day Social chairman 2: Social Committee l, 25 Glee Club 2: WJC News 1, 25 Reporter lg Advertising lg News Editor 2: Tower 1, 2, Assistant Editor- in-Chief lg Editor-in-Chief 2. MURIEL VIRGINIA TROY 47 SCHOOL STREET lVl.ELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Mu Medical Secretary Money bags for '51 . . . mice in the basket . . . Marines . . . Is the ship in? . . . Now Is The Hour . . . tap on the window. Lodge: Class Treasurer 25 Outing Club I, 2: Varsity Field Hockey 1, 25 Maroon and Gray Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 29 I-Iouse Volleyball l, 2: House Basketball I, Zg House Badminton 1. ELEANOR JOSEPHINE TRUFANT '52 DEAKE STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Ellie', Secretarial Science Ye gad . . . giggles . . . guess what? . . . Martha and me . . . seventh hour dayroom session . . . good kid . . . tennis champ? Day: Outing Club 23 Science Club 2. CARLEY JANE WARREN R.F.D. 1 FRYEBURG, MAINE Carlos Retailing Pleasant Mountain slci slope . . . Prince Matchavelli . . . big laugh . . . even temperament . . . that certain type of man . . . orange colored rinses . . . Mount Vesuvius . . . activity plus. Bell: Senate 1: House Social Chairman 2g Outing Club Council 1, Secretary 25 Ski Club lg Slci Team l, 23 House Volleyball 2: I-louse Basketball 2. EVELYN MARIE WELCH 107 BROWN STREET WESTBRCOKJ MAINE Evie Retailing A sudden attraction at Beta house . . . let's have a party . . . Like that tan Ford, Evie? Day: Masque and Candle 15 I.R.C. I, 23 Retailing Club 1, 23 Ski Club I. BERNICE JACQUELINE WESLER 59 ST. LAWRENCE STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Hfellybeani' i Medical Secretary i'Venapuncture, anyone?,, . . . typing room resident . . . seventh hour day room session . . . Oh, really? Day: Science Club 1, 2. MARILYN WHITE 30 FAIRVIEW WAY LONGMEADOW, MAssAcI-IusETTs Lynn', Home Economics Hi, Pattyv . . . Gee, Pm thirstyi' . . . leechee nuts . . . The Chinese Room . . . You make the pastry this time . . . i'This room's a mess . . . Lord Jeiiierey Amherst . . . always peeking out of the bay window . . . Laughing Girl . . . that fragrant blue sweater. Whitman: Glee Club 2g House Social Chairman 25 House Volleyball 2. AUDREY MAE WHITING 88 BLAINE STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Woof', Medical Secretary Real cute . . . those eyes . . . a mother to us all . . . bring out the diagrams . . . a fourth for bridge . . . 'Tm going on a diet . . . 1920 gal with the Charleston. Melville: House President 1, 25 Glee Club 1, Secretary 2g Outing Club 1, 25 Riding Club 1, 23 May Court lg House Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball l, 2. VIVIAN FRANCES WILSON JACKMAN, MAINE Viv Medical Secretary Our brain . . . arrived by dog sled . . . Howdy Bud . . . she's lovely, she's engaged . . . Ouch . . that needle . . . Harbor Lights . . . love that laugh. Lodge: House President 15 House Assistance Committee, Outing Club 1, Council 23 S.C.A. 1, President 25 Science Club 1, 25 Maroon and Gray Basketball l, Volleyball Ig House Basketball lg House Volleyball I, 2. BEVERLY WITHEE 137 EVANS STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE Bef, Retailing Pianist of the dayroom . . . I like that new Hudson . . . Go- ing in town, Bev? . . . how about taking your car? Day: Glee Club 1, 25 Retailing Club 2, Manager of the Glee Club 2. PATRICIA CORRINE WITTER 59 THOMAS ROAD SWAMPSCOTT, MASSACHUSETTS Pat Junior College General Bowdoin or Pensacola . . . bridge bend . . . let's cut and go to the movies. Day: Glee Club lg WIC News l, 2, The Tower 1, 25 House Volleyball 1, 2g House Basketball l, 2. MARYLAND WONG 6 WAVERLY STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Buff, Journalism Mutt and Jeff . . . oh horrors . . . let's play canasta . . . Godfrey Potts . . . her movie stars . . . yuk, yuk . . . badmin- ton . . . dogs, cats . . . tell me why . . . I forgot to eat . . . trade! Day: Masque and Candle 15 Spanish Club 15 VVIC News Cartoonist 1, 2, The Tower Staff Artist 1, 25 Science Club 1, 23 Badminton Tournament 1, 23 House Volleyball 25 Maroon and Gray Field Hockey 15 Softball l, 2. W H E are riiieirs JOAN WOODWARD 10 GRAND STREET READING, M'ASSACHUSETTS jon Medical Secretary Never a dull moment . . . Brucellus . . . diamond on her finger . . . Bruce on her mind . . . pennies for Pamerla. Houghton: Outing Club lg Masque and Candle lg Science Club lg Varsity Tennis lg Maroon and Gray Hockey lg Volleyball lg House Volleyball I, Z. FERN YORK 27 OLD ORCHARD STREET OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE Liberal Arts Six or seven cars- . . . The long hike from Old Orchard . . . Hurry, hurry, hurry! . . . sophisticated lady . . . the taxi service . . . cutest chick in town. Day MARIA YOTIDES 59 CLINTON AVENUE WATERVILLE, MAINE Liberal Arts Oh, that roving eye! . . . who likes kids . . . rides to Morrill's via Congress Street . . . where's that letter? . . . lively . . . a miracle happened two week-ends at WIC . . . why don't hear from Phil? I won't write him first! . . . who will it be, Maria- Phil, Tim, or Frenchie? Bell: Outing Club lg IRC 1. ANN LOUISE YOUNG 33 WHITNEY ROAD QUINCY, MASSACHUSETTS 'Cappy', C Junior College General Dignified . . . How 'bout that? . . . roses . . . hope-chest from Paul . . . York Beach . . . midnight parties . . . week- ends at home . . . pajamas . . . let's give a cheer for BC . . . the look. Bell: Outing Club 25 House Volleyball 23 House Basket- ball 2. S. JOYCE LEMBREE 167 NEHOIDEN STREET NEEDHAM, MASSACHUSETTS ff-1015 Oh, for Pete's salceln . . . Where's my cigarettes? . . . easy- to-get-along-with-girl. Johnson: Glee Club 23 House Committee 2. FREDA ANNE NICHOLS 25 HIGHLAND STREET PORTLAND, MAINE Retailing Always playing bridge in the smolcer . . . Butsy and I are going . . . Gosh, I don't knowli' Day .IOANNE MCLELLAN POWERS 5 WEST STREET PORTLAND, MAINE jo Secretarial Science Those big brown eyes with their hidden meaning . . . most dependable car on campus. Day: House Treasurer lg Masque and Candle I, 23 Ski Club l. HELENE ROBERTS SWIFTMERE, ROUTE 1 GILMANTON IRON WORKS, N EW HAMPSHIRE Robbie Liberal Arts Good natured . . . please, don't tickle my neck . . . great love for sports . . . UNH . . . 3 o'cloclc in the morning. Melville: House Treasurer 25 Captain of House Sports 25 Interhouse Volleyball 23 Interhouse Basketball 2g Varsity Basketball 25 Softball 2. N EW BUS A newly acquired addition to the campus of Westbrook Junior College is the gray and maroon bus which has performed many services since its arrival in the Fall. To Glee Club programs, to basketball games and to week-ends at the farm, it has carried many students. . In reality, the bus has come to be regarded as a new and wonderful friend to the girls who have been offered its services. Since it was originally purchased for the Outing Club, it is only natural that that organization has received its most outstanding help- fulness. On many Saturday mornings whether sunny or rainy, a familiar sight to the whole campus is the bus pulling to a stop before Hersey or the gymnasium. The doors of various dorms open and students dressed in dungarees and sport shirts race toward the bus whose doors stand open awaiting their entrance. In anticipation of a few de- lightful days of relaxation, the Outing Club members climb on board. The doors close and in hardly any time at all, the bus with its merry-making occupants turns into College Street. Stopping at the end for a second it turns onto Stevens Avenue. The week-end has begun, for the Westbrook Junior College bus is steering a course straight for Westbrook Acres. 7 fzeafzmen Lfzeafofz Dona E. Ames Elizabeth A. Babcock Irene M. Babey Nancy A. Babson jan H. Backstrom Bette Bailey Elizabeth M. Bailey Nancy L. Baker Marcia Balkan Nancy A. Barker Franseen B. Bartlett Patricia H. Bean Barbara A. Beck Ellen Bell Doris A. Berry Barbara A. Black Charlene F. Black Marilyn F. Blake Joan Bouve Suzanne Bray Constance S. Breau Astrid P. Bridlge Lynda A. Brow Barbara A. Brown Eleanor E. Brown Geraldine A. Browne Alice M. Bruns Jacqueline A. Buckleman Susan M. Burns Leilia C. Cameron Ann MI. Carp Priscilla A. Carrington Arlene C. Chude Carol A. Clark Barbara A. Cole Catherine M. Connors Nancy B. Connors Ann L. Constantine Judith A. Corson joan E. 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