Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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?

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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.

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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