Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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.

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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.