Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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

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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.

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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.