Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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

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WESTBROOK ACRES The members of the class of '51 have shared many happy times at Westbrook Acres, or the farm as it is more commonly known. 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