Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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.

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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.

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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.