Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1961 volume:

4 Uv 3 v ., 'L' V J 5 E 'Q 3 iv ' V , T. 'Xl vu - Q4 Tj! QW qi? A E P.. . 5' , H., Q v -' 1. 1 F H f .nf . .gk . 0 ,4 5 .1 X bv' 4 , A .L Kfw. 4 V r 3 if? 3 'v F gl , ' A ,. I, H , nz ff, - 'snqn Q, I u-.wwf The Tower 1961 nfnlcmon V! K U uw There are very Few people that we meet during the course of our lives whose advice and reassurance are able to lead us in the proper direction and show us the way to achieve our goals. From this small number there are 'few people whose warm person- ality and sincere interest in our futures can give' us the courage to strive toward self-betterment and success. Among these outstanding people there is one who is the symbol of the qualities which we all admire and seek to attain: honesty, gener- osity, congeniality, kindness, and unending devotion. Because all who come to Westbrook Junior College agree that you are unmistakably the person so described, we proudly dedicate this, the 1961 Tower, to you, Myron Hager, our Director of Admissions. is it it M it wits, 755, ':2 J- ig' ll .sign wiiiiz, ii in iw ip eq, H. M H. i iii T siiifg-fa ar ' if 3 we .Siu A v 1 L1 5 ,x gm Z. 1 1 ww 1 w www ww mum 4 'fm L1 L '- W . m : Y iss'- ,lgu K H, H w W... H. wvllhjlwfk . 3 u 5gsg u gm - rip. Q V:i?? :wg2gg?E:g.w - ff? 'nl , ESE ' - 'uv 143-F 1 I' 1 'f1f3f'W1WEE FU 'Z V-'TU ' 1' 'vw T? 'Tiff ff ,w,1?5'S?' '15 1 swim 2 A A, W AWD I I aflp. 1, .L 'H 'awp M . H XF ,Ke 41 I E , v QE .P D14 Y N I. .V gWg,,.t,,,,, WL , r ,, - L . . L.. 'MH 4 N. :iq-k - f mt- zfiifgll ,, W1 ' , : . N Y '--M X ' aiu, ' ' N M H3235 W ' 1. , V3 ,N f,,wg3..gg.. ,. gg m' Mag, ,L , ' ' ' W V , -.1 , , 1 ' 1 H,wwl'I ww ,..w,Hf u.w, H ww- ,,. , WMQW... W... f2q'w,W1w,....m1x'-'.:13aa3gF, ,W wily ,gf S1 ' -'JI ' ' N :J W ' , M S . 'l '1' ' . 4' ,w31Q9g1 . . - I-,N .,W. 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Yet it cannot be expressed by a word or group of words. lt is the mark that comes from spontaneous kindness which can only be shown through true devo- tion. It is an idea of giving help to others with no thought of self reward. lt is an action which is never ending in personal satisfaction and grateful appreciaton. It is Rupert J. Westcott, our beloved Rupe, who will be fondly ,remembered for being the symbol of the undying spirit of Westbrook and the friendliness that prevails. 5 Xi? x 5 ' N, akii W -15 - h V, ' 'ff ir, up M ' iii D ' 2 Q ik ' , I' 11151 x E im , 5 QW, EA 5 5 W s ' gf. Y, .. ' G 51+ I ., I ' fi PY' , T 1 I f 'Athi gr! Y-iq. 19 - 1, ww, ,, my hw 6 AA. WVU .fm .fi 01' .. ,Ia , X l- V i,a' Oirllx 5 4 V Ye . ' ., ' 4Jg,,M,MQbuM K I O Kt.,', 4, ' Fas 1' 1 e I., 5. mmmmtxht N-in -. U . n G It asf' , Q '.' 1 K m My n -' V Q mwmgx Em I I . 'LL -was N-. MW 13 'IW 3, ,,,!N, M J wvwm, ll M A.AF':QWww ff I4 1 F M Bm- L 1: inf W 1 gnc ma.. ' T, rf ,M . . v-.---- .4 hi-xx u I . 'X-EA 'I '-:f -xf. .V X l .ww E, , 'afflwfzf L' 3.1 A . s. -' '-:wi . ' 'fifsf' Q 3 . -,. E- -- . V 'YW VA :.u-1.1 L. 3WW5Hhyg?4-- Size., 1 -gg w 'Vt 'W fi: .J:qwf-N - - .. T-Q ,. ff' W ,gq U 'f N- . . ,TTTI 1 if--' e1?Z.1 5f 1 gg , M z--- 1---ai 1 - I 1 H W v I .. V... ,,, , Mun . , - ff'-'f.,.. , 455- J 5- F J w,M,::l,':.1 L V H wYf3,,vQl ,g:f:.l1X Q1Hiev P up , vi +amm',4fe-NgwwwmF -L - Y 4. a. - ' .4 - 'l K1 ' 2 . -.semi f ' ,'-f,-K ' ivm'ig!1,?:!! K n g: A- .' . .,- 'fg,,f::'.. Y A . 4H ,K , 5 . , 35 1 WW f Eg, F N X 'BH X .za :'! MR. EDWARD YORK BLEWETT President of the College W, W M w 'J' W Iwklga' U MQW, mm., Magi H ' M ug, 1, , Anmlulsnumon 8 ,ffy g'f'Qu MR. RICHARD F. BOND Dean of the College 45 SH wx .4 .5 MISS MARGARET I.. GIROUX Deon of Residence 9 www .4 Wu, X ,, t f R WMS 7 Y- xt? ,yy jffiwfikasiixiiagfs ', i. w 1-A Q- f--Am , A 1 Q:-,e,l.e' 'f 12ii5?i35ii42sSi2s25? fjiatz???fZ'g 1- w ,E 4. s ,,g5Li:'4z.5?? NV: 7' ,ffyfkp Mu 'R W- H - uw ,H w H ,H H ww uw ,u, uw ,mu 1: H mmm! wx MW' H w V ,N Rm , ff2f!xa':s?af?lfw , N ,, 4,-1 FACULTY Qi MISS GRACE A DOW Chcurmcm of English Department Miss Joyce Moffatt, Mr. Richard Simmons, Miss Eleanor Johnson Mr. Robert McKibben, and Mrs. Sarah Jackson. 'S' - CTI MRS. THELMA A. ADAMS Chairman of Business Education , 'Jag Y xr' S ' li Wi -X vs ' 1 ms, l N -, i Z Mrs. Bernice Clark, Mrs. Minnie Libby, Mrs. Freda Schilling, Mrs. Patricia Dugan Miss Elizabeth Honan, Mr. Vaughn Twaddel, and Miss Constance Curry. Hicum MR. WILLIAM B. JORDAN, JR. Chairman of Social Studies ..... l KJ Mr. Robert lmlay, Mr. Alvin Morrison, ond Mr. Arthur Freundlich 12 76 MR. MARSHALL F. BRYANT Chairman of Humanities - pw '31 Mr. Richard Roberts, Miss M. Lucille Kidder, and Mr. Theodore Perry 13 FACULTY MR EDWARD 0 HOOGHKIRK Chcurman of Science Department iz.. 'FISH Niw 5 7' Mr Carlyle Lewus and Mr John L Gordon 14 -lf' -7 . . t 2, , ' H 1971 Lx -'. ' 9 I - . '2 W H! ,X W H F ' Hum NNN '-' ja. w!!5gMZ ,. w wi! -. Qi . , , wp' Y ei- ' . ,, ' ,411 . N u ,, : :aff .gk-Wim ,, ---we , W w . Hwui' New H H 1' 1' , , 5 K-vm H, H my H' ' 'slszzff U 1 1' - X A m ww , : 'Jgej I H, , ' ' I me Y- f I 1--R ,wwf effigy? -. 1 1gg51 , ' T Y I: wixujm, W Mm , i A i - 1 1 . ,Wi , 1 A. I I ' UW5! Y ws..,.,. uw'MT5b,4agIS1 m m 11-.gmgx , 1 ,, ., , qi,,,AfSG 1 ,L ,, i . . . . sex KFGB WZ? W Q MISS JEAN GILMORE Chairman of Physical Education K in ,vs I!!- Mrs. Nancy Stratton and Miss Nancy Gilman. 'I5 STAFF CP ' , YY- err, ii. DR. MYRON D. HAGER S 5 MRS. SARAH JACKSON Director of Admissions Librarian MISS DIANE D'ARCY Registrar MRS. DOROTHY HEALY MR. JOHN WOLF Secretary to the President 16 Business Manager STAFF MRS. ANNA ALLEN, R. N. Assistant Nurse MRS. MARGARET BAILEY Secretary to Dean of Admissions ELSIE BISBEE Assistant Bursar MRS. MAZIE BLAIR Donnelly House Director KATHERINE BUTTERFIELD Bursar DR. GISELA DAVIDSON College Physician STACIA ERAKLIS Secretary to the Dean OLIVER GERRY V Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds MRS. VERA JOHNSON Houghton Hall Director GRETA KERR Director of News Service M. LUCILLE KIDDER Bookstore Manager BARBARA MacINNES, R. N. College Nurse MRS. ALICE MERRILL Whitman House Director MRS. MARY MILLS Assistant Bookstore Manager ROBERT MILLS Assistant Superintende-nt of Buildings and Grounds MRS. MYRA MULLEN Proctor Hall Director MRS. OLIVE NATHAN Melville House Director MRS. JADINE O'BRIEN Alumnae Secretary BARTLETI' PAINE Assistant Chef RICHARD PAINE Head Chef MRS. LILLIAN PICKLES Dining Room Supervisor MRS. MILDRED RUSSELL Goddard Hall Director MRS. DENISE SCHLUTER Bell House Director MRS. IDA STURTEVANT Assistant Dean of Residence Deering House Director DORIS TIBBETS Head Housekeeper MRS. KATHERINE YATES Switchboard Operator MRS. FLORA YERXA Cafeteria Manager 1' Q LIU. N ,1, ' yy! f , w um,',1'2m,Q f Y' ' V f'.,.1','f, Q, Q px H N W W V , , ,M ., -1, ., , H ww ,,,,M, ,ww W M, X H LU--f-V M wx wins? ps W ' f x,WwgQ-Vg1N'g 'aa: ,9.wQ511MW W W, 'Q M! -0 -, :www W X 1 f M X, L' W 'E VIRGINIA NIELSEN ABBOTT Ginnie Houghton Hall 54 Orient Ave. X-ray Technician Melrose, Mass. A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Glee Club 15 Outing Club 1, 25 W.A.A. 1, 25 Inter-house Sports 1, 25 Science Club 25 Tower 2. li. 43 ,gg it DELANNE ABBOTT IlDelll Day Hop Route 115 Secretarial Science Gray, Maine Let me live in a house by the side, of the road and be a friend of manf Vice President Houghton Hall 15 May Weekend 15 W.A.A. 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Science Club 25 I.R.C. 25 Junior Dean President 2, Co-Chairman Spring Fling 1, Co-Chairman Mistletoe Mist 2. YQ 16 , It-yy 45 SHIRLEY PARKER ABBOTT Shirl Houghton Hall 54 Orient Ave. X-ray Technician Melrose 76, Mass. Be to her virtues very kindg Be to her faults a little blind. Glee Club 15 W.A.A. 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Inter-house Sports 1, 25 House Council, Treasurer 25 Science Club Program Chair- man 25 Tower 2. - Im. NANCY LOUISE ALEXANDER Bell House Stony Creek Rd. Medical Secretarial Branford, Conn. Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessingsf, W.A.A. 25 Science Club 25 Dining Room Waitress 1, 2 lCo-CaptainJ5 Junior Dean 2. 20 5 DONNA ANDERSON Donna Donnelly House 2492 Main St. Junior College General Glastonbury, Conn. There can be no defense like elabo- rate courtesy. W.A.A. 1, Council 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1, Secretary 25 Creative Dance Club 1, President 25 Inter-house Sports 1, 25 May Weekend 15 Winter Carnival 25 House Council, Vice President 1, Treas. 2. JUDITH ANDERSON Judy Day Hop 137 Brentwood St. Junior College General Portland, Maine Then a beam of fun outbrokef' Outing Club 'l, 2, W.A.A. l, 21 W..l.C. News lp lnter-house Sports 25 May Week- end 'l, , l ll -. PRISCILLA BALL llPc,Il Donnelly House I0 Lincoln Circle Retailing Andover, Mass. Great in aghievementg and in retire- ment great. ee Club 1 Retailing Club l DALE ANDERTON Dale Whitman House 49 Berkshire Rd X-ray Technology Needham, Mass. Magnificent spectacle of human happiness. Outing Club l, 27 l.R.C. 25 W.A.A. l, 2 Science Club l, Secretary-Treasurer 2 Winter Carnival lp May Weekend 'l. 7 I GRACE APPEL Bell House 57 Highland St. Retailing Dedham, Moss. Speak little, say much. Retailing Club I, 2, W.A.A. 'lp lnter-house Sports 2. rm Y Wf sz .Ami l..i SJ.A.A.1,M4,ix e,ken ' 41. '2' X21 .,,, 3,7 , W. I-'f ii ii we-A -'fa' ii 'Wi A i i Mifiwillimsiisit.: nlwsslsif-it .. iw S I we ii. NANCY M. BARBOUR Day Hop 135 Mechanic St. Business Course Westbrook, Maine Simplicity is a jewel rarely found. Outing Club, Newspaper. 6 4. i M Vis: .M ,ef ,,- ,, ,, ,. W in sirgtfliill ul' 'l?l'1i l me 1 . 'fi wr ' EW' X, i M., X , H., MARY LOUISE BALSIS .lUDlTH BANISTER UM. L.ll lljudyll Whitman House 226 W. State St. Melville House 5 Bonwood St. Junior College General Trenton, N. J. Retailing Newtonville, Mass. Oh, who does know the bent of woman's possessiue fantasy? W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 27 Glee Club 17 I.R.C. 27 Science Club 27 Student Council Secretary 1, Vice President 25 Tower Staff, Editor-in-Chief, May Weekend 1, Parents' Weekend 1, 25 lnter-house Sports 1, 2. . 5 .N 1 1 . ll it tiileiw.-i it some- lu nw' - W. :IEEE .gtg Ji it it l rt .i it it i 5. . M if like ti. rl nl ,ggi in i,,, Figs. N ii,, uw it W egg,g'1QQ..gg. MAY ANN BARRETTA Deering House 54 Beechwood Ave. Retailing Manhasset, N, Y. Her lovely looks as a sprightly mind dtsclose, bright as her eyes, and as unfixecl as those. Class Treasurer 2, W.A.A. 1, 25 Retailing Club 1, Treasurer-Secretary 25 Outing Club 2, Glee Club 17 Masque and Candle 25 International Relations Club 2, May Weekend Committee 1. 22 Woman's at most a contradiction still. W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Canter Club 1, Secretary, I.R.C. 27 Retailing Club 1, 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. CLAIRE BELLEGARDE Claire Bell House 5 Bellegarde Circl Retailing Lewiston, Main Her music's measure many care pleasing others, herself hath learne to please. W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 27 Inter-hous Sports 17 Glee Club 1, Faux Pas 1, Winter Carnival 1, House Council Presi dent 15 J.D. 2 Nice Presidentlg Retailin Club 1, President 2, Class Secretary May Weekend 15 Christmas Weeken Chairman 2, Parent's Weekend 1, 2. NANCY BENNETT Nance Melville House 14 Bruner Ave. Child Study Wilbraham, Mass. He that has patience may compass anything. W.A.A. 'l, 2j Outing Club 27 Glee Club 717 May Weekend Ili Science Club 'l, 27 Waitress 2. , . Ii, - ,.,. ,,,. M. i g'fMesx,.i-.ml H it gn ii... ww iiie 'eil ' .IUDITH BERUBE ujudyn Day Hop 108 Mechanic St. Retailing Westbrook, Maine Friend to truth, her soul sincereg in action faithful and in honor clear. Retailing Club l, 27 May Weekend 17 W.J.C. News 27 Parent's Weekend 2. EUR MARJORIE l.. BENSON Margie Day Hop 31 Chase St. Medical Secretarial South Portland, Maine Serenity springs from contentment. W.A.A. 1, 27 Science Club 27 Intramural Basketball 2. it rf- ,t mem , ., ,, ,,,,,,FmE, t1,'ffi5ili2mwlsieiu ll? i ll wx 'il 1 LINDA MARY BOSSELMAN Boss Melville House 2 Fern St. Junior College General Chelmsford, Mass. She doeth little kindness which most leave undone, or despise. W.A.A.7 Outing Club7 Science Club. 23 JOAN NE BEREST lljoll Houghton Hall 301 Newtonville Ave. Medical Secretarial Newtonville, Mass. All for love, nothing for reward. Glee Club 'l7 W.A.A. 'l, 27 Outing Club 'l7 Outing Council 27 Inter-house Sports 'l, 27 House Council 17 Science Club 27 Junior Dean fSecretary-Treasurerl 27 Winter Car- nival Chairman 2. Qg .l UNi0 3 ll lllr O l83l Q n 0 ,,, ...sn F un 4 4- .-W' -' W f .. 'f1',.e '12 - jf? if ' 3' If -2, -rf ui , ,. 'Qt -' lx 9 423' ..W P'm -ir. ' . W. ,iw ,W X. 1. ly, I mo... W.. L ,W si H 1 of rf' 1 . ' ,1 1 'f , m ff' 3 if 1.32 . il 5 I fl 'img' is iii 'lllziiftsidieg e li ii l' K! li vim .1 'N I ,Q 31 Iw'lz'2'.ggj2 ei ' 'Ui ' w .g 4 .E .1 U. f ff -, . 1 Q 'J ,... llfj i' -.- 'Fi 5 ' ' , ,1?'f 'f ,' .vw U. 'I ' 5 ' 1' 'I . .- 1 Y il VL, its cj? We is W. Ji, W ,Wy I.. QL F. 1 ,H V , .. .1 5. ev If ei' 'gtg-,ii 92.4, 1111, ly i Q--. ., 5. my 1 I, 1 ,I T,ef '5'f- 5 -' 1 N -Q M e4-51 ' :. c . . f U. ,f eq: 1. 5,11 'Egg V -.-,,.:k?lEif?'rjj.lVAU f- , ' A-ll W1 . .. 12 1 -3.3! lp,7SI.,n:,,v1 A sei' ' C 54:4 Dwight .emfsei 'meme T' Y. 1' 7ff31.rWl 'fl' Y ' 1 ge CYNTHIA BOURN Cinnie Donnelly House 113 Center St. Child Study Concord, N. H. There'.9 a wornah like a dewdrop, she's so purer than the purest. A 1 X , :QW DONNA BREWER llBrewll Deering House 251 Groveland St. Junior College General Haverhill, Mass. Made ioyfull by extraordinary charm. W.A.A. 1, 27 Council 27 Glee Club 17 Masque and Candle 25 Outing Club 2, May Weekend 1, Winter Carnival 27 lnter-house Sports 1, 25 Waitress 2. .IUDITH BROWN ll-ludyll Deering House 29 W. Main St. Retailing Ellsworth, Maine Self-confidence is first requisite to great understanding' Retailing Club, Vice President' 1: Social Chairman 2, Outing Club 1, 2g W.A.A. 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, Class President Ip House Coun- cil, President 1g Junior Dean 27 W.A.A. I, 2, W.J.C. News 1, Co-Editor 2, May Week- end lp Christmas Weekend 2, Winter Car- nival 1, Parents' Weekend 1, 2. 24 CHRISTINE M. BOYLAND Chris'f Whitman House 129 Pond St Secretarial Science - Georgetown, Mass Ne in her speech, ne in her 'hauior' was lightness seene, or looser 0 but gracious womanhood and grauitie. W.A.A. 1, 27 Outing Club 27 Inter Sports 25 Dorm Secretary 1, 25 l.R.C. 'W . LOLA BROWN Lolo Melville House Clark Medical Technology Eastport, 'The eyes those silent tongues of love W.A.A. 1, 27 Science Club 27 l.R.C. 1, -QV' DARYI. ELIZABETH BRYANS Dar Whitman House Chapin Rd. edical Secretarial Hampden, Mass. n maiden meditation fancy free. uting Club 'l, 25 W.A.A. 25 Science Club 5 Parents' Weekencl5 Christmas Weekend 5 May Weekend l5 Winter Carnival 'l, 2. 'fl FRANCES CAIN Fran ell House 'Il Mill Sf. edical Secretarial Camden, Maine 'Her armor is her honest thought and imple truth her honest skill. cience 25 W.A.A. 25 Inter-house Sports 2. A ,L T APQ 335. wi W 3 L ive? Kai .M l M fa if tm ll .L ..... .iw Q M.: 15 X xi . - ' V Spill l SANDRA BuLLocK TON' BURTON ffsandyff Tone Whitman House 18 Anthony Rd, Deeflffg HO'-'Se MCQYEQOVY Rd- Junior College General Wayland, Mass. RefU'l '9 Slufbfldgef M055- From quiet comes wo,-gh, All beaming with lights as those . young features are, Outmg Club 1' There's a light round thy heart that is louelier far. Reetailing Club 'l, 25 Canter Club 15 Out- ing Club 'l, 25 Masque and Candle 'l. 'll ll CLASS OF l96l .Wee it t ffi,:it1,l.,t W H U l , :1g,fz'l H ,nw ,wel ,M lt.. e,t.. , , it it ,. t .. ntl it tw, it rt fu 1 :sf tm up 25 iv''rig mW5553i:ini'Wgiqso iwglgggigii rggggiwee itH5H,W.'Wm,?W'erWm .. wi . ,V 'l. Q.. . .. 3 .ii if i lp it . . e ,H Wi i A 1 ii ,if 1 if... . Se. e J., . YM, , nr, Yi . ,U INGRID VlVlAN CARLSON Viv Houghton House R.F.D. No. 1 Medical Secretarial Putnam, Conn. They're only truly great who are truly good. Outing Club 1, 2, W.A.A. 1, 2, Dance Club 1, 2, Faux Pas 1, 21 Science Club 25 Masque and Candle 21 House Council 2, Social Chairman, Inter-house Sports 1, 2, Glee Club 15 May Weekend 1. , ,,.,,, ,V 1 bfi JOAN CALLAHAN Joanie Houghton Hall 22 Mt. Hood Terrace Medical Secretarial Melrose, Mass. Kind words are the music of the world. Outing Club 1, 27 Glee Club 15 W.A.A. 1, 2, Science Club 2. t 5 i Q 1 1' l MW! el 94 '51 leg i , 1 Sli fu i ,,,.,:1r'iE lm ls rea V: - il . , 1 VIRGINIA A. CHASE Chaser Houghton Hall 62 Prince Retailing W. Newton, Mass. Ever let the fancy roam. Retailing Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 2, W.A.A. 1, 25 Glee Club 17 May Weekend 1, Winter Carnival 1, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. 26 x ,www e g335.e..e i.ezf'y5 1 me it 1 My mx me 1 JUNE ELISABETH CARLETON Junie Melville House 111 N. Adams St. Manchester, N. H. Quick to flash a friendly smile. Secretary of Melville Housep Glee Club 15 W.A.A. 1, 27 Outing Club 1, 25 Christmas Weekend 25 I.R.C. 2, Science Club 2. 1 ' U: - ,, ...if ' 1-,L X in W .l f -. ff-va -r '7 VERONICA CHlAl.I.l Ronnie Melville House Taxter Rd. Child Study Irvington, N. Y. How small a 'part of time they share that are so wondrous sweet and fair! W.A.A, 1, Outing Club 17 House Council, Social Chairman 1, 2, Dance Club 2, lnter- house Sports. , JOYCE cnows Booble Deering House 47 Greenleaf St. Junior College General Bradford, Mass. Love reckons how's for months, and day's for years, and every little absence is an age. lW.A.A. i, 2j Outing Club 27 Glee Club 'l7 lnter-house Sports 'l, 27 Masque and Can- dle 27 May Weekend 17 Winter Carnival 'l, 27 Christmas Dance 27 Waitress 'l, Co- Captain 27 House Council, Vice President 2. W l l 'felt it win ,. 'HW Q N ELIZABETH DENVIR usenyll Deering House 70 Belmont Ave. r. College General Springfield, Mass. 'To those who know thee not, no ords can paint and those who know hee, know all words are faint. House Council 'I7 W.A.A. I, 27 Outing lub l, 27 Inter-house Sports 'l, 27 May eekend Committee 'I7 Dance Club 27 hristmas Dance 2. l. , fu .QI nil 'lvl l ill l sw flixi N in ix., 3 ii, fi-ml ADRIENNE CYR llAndiIl Houghton Hall 51 Somerset Ave. Medical Secretarial Pittsfield, Maine We shall n'er see her like again. W.A.A. 'l, 27 Outing Club 'l7 Glee Club 17 Masque and Candle, President 27 Science Club 27 Christmas Dance 2. .. it v n:g5,ga,ffe-5 l LAURA GRACIE DODGE Day Hop R.F.D. No. 2 Junior College General Freeport, Maine Good humor makes all things tolerable. Glee Club 1. 27 in , A ra MARJORIE WORCESTER DARRELL Margie Deering House Bl Wakefield St Retailing Rochester, N. H: A woman born to rule. W.A.A. 'l, 27 l.R.C. 27 Retailing i, 27 Masque and Candle 17 W..l.C. News 27 Winter Carnival 17 May Weekend 17 House Council, Treasurer 27 Tower, Assistant Copy Editor 2. dl, .l UN,0 Q V70 0 183 Q ff nc!!! llllr if i 7 it 'll I 4 x if W my ff. A. A :QQ A I , if ' ii ,w,. ,ii 5 it H 5' -it 5 ly , 5. ,- i Y 3 'MC' 1, ii ' as A if 5 5 t it vi 4, gf t H i i ' - i , in 1 1 1 f 1, ' f, 1 5 ' , i ,Q im? g 5' V 3..w giillgxi t. X- it ,. , 5 ef 2 F ii nfi,v 1?X5J'i W H H N ww ew si mgfiief JEAN ELENER Jeannie Whitman House 3 Riverside View Junior College General Rye, New York Full of laughter, full of fum a true friend if there ever was one. Outing Club 25 I.R.C. 25 Winter Carnival 1, 25 Waitress 1, 25 Fencing Club 2. we . ..,,, Q,-,..,-, ,gg-: , QA , , eirr ,i,11'W iii l' H sz Q' SUSAN FORSYTI-IE DOWNES Susie Bell House 34 E. Weatogue St. Junior College General Simsbury, Conn. Birds have curious minds and fain would know the end of everything. Canter Club 1, President 25 W.A.A. 1, 25 W.A.A. Council 25 Outing Club 1, 25 Glee Club 15 Inter-house Sports 1, 25 May Weekend 1, 25 Science Club 15 Dance Club 2. x Qiguh HHNwiie5,e'i!:,,,:wge,, .. ii ' lil f A ii 'E W' EX 1 il LOVERN ELLIOTT Lovern Houghton Hall Retailing East Corinth, Maine She speaks, behaves and acts iust as she ought. Retailing Club 1, 25 Outing Club 1. 25 W.A.A. 1, 25 Science Club 25 House Council 2. 28 5 si t :ii i 1 ii PATRICIA LEE DUFFY llMom!l Deering Hall 31 Roosevelt Retailing Putnam, None hut herself could be her parallelf, Glee Club 1, 25 Masque and Candle Retailing Club 1, 25 W.A.A. 15 l.R.C Winter Carnival 15 May Weekend 15 ents' Weekend 1, 2. .ieiggs ,,31, f TF 3 PAULA JEAN EVANS P. J. Melville House 691 Lenox Junior College General Athol, Quick to flash a friendly smile. Glee Club 15 W.A.A. 1, 25 Outing 1, 25 May Weekend 15 Winter Cc I.R.C. 2. FAYE ARlENE FITZGERALD Fitzie ay Hop 62 S. High St. W nior College General Bridgton, Maine In truth, she hath a charming face, A nature gay, a lovely grace. louse Council Secretary 'lg May Weekend 5 Winter Carnival lp W.A.A. 15 Outing llub 'lg Intramural Sports 1. -lug ,, 1 mu-W .1 l xml' 1 ' it , GERALDINE LINDA FRITZ llcerryll eering House 215 Hartmann Rd. . College General Newton Centre, Mass. incerity is a bond of friendship. erman Club 'lp May Weekend 'lp Outing lub 25 Masque and Candle 2, Christmas eekend 25 W.A.A. 1, 27 W.J.C. News 25 aitress 1, 2. fra it in n- .ff..Qiif 1 :wi ,. , ,st . , . GAIL FREEMAN EARLENE M. FOSTER 11EarIu IIGGHI1 Day Hop 93 Glenwood Ave. Medical Secretary Portland, Maine Content to do the best work she can, preserve her own dignity, and leave the rest to futuref' Outing Club 2g W.A.A. 25 W.J.C. News 1, Circulating Editor 2. Donnelly House 135 Foster St. Medical Technology N. Andover, Mass. Not much talk, a great sweet silence. House Council 1, W.A.A. 1, 25 Outing Club 25 Glee Club Librarian 25 Science Club 1, President 2. Q A 5 iw. x get 1. i' w it ww iw , W' eii,,g5 g75emge..,,..,,.. ,,i,fHti',f'7t,'Nfi:lH H Ay., ,Q it CLASS 0F 1961 ttlit 29 if - . F3231 5 15.555 1 ::' GRACE DIANNE GIBBS Dine Whitman House 10 Cedar St. Junior College General Tilton, N. H. Always willing to help a friend and noble enough to conceal it. Masque and Candle 1, 25 Outing Club 1, 25 W.A.A. -1, 25 I.R.C. 25 Modern Dance 1, 2. F, ',1111,111115553 9 111 W1 1 ,'1rae1m1,,11 11 11.15g15g111y1.1e.1.' 11 T111 . N 11 11 il .:111 , 11, -1 11 1 1 ill. yr :L 'Lista .... 1 1' 1 in 'LE Y 1 MARTHA GAllBRAl'l'H Martha Day Hop 148 Concord St. Secretary Science Portland, Maine Everything is as you take it. W..l.C. News 1, Business Manager 25 House Council 25 W.A.A. 25 Outing Club 25 May Weekend 1. 'lgljrg 'ff '- fi 1--11p1 m' - ' 1 f1 is jg' 1 1 J -l li -1 - W11'1 '11 ' 11 '-s1 11 19,1 E 1 I 1111, , 1 El 15 it 1,1 ' it-1 - 11 N11 1 1 li f- 11 191 Q 11 -3 1 ,,ii 111 1 1:11 DIANE GINN Diane Deering House 13 Coolidge Ave. Medical Secretarial Caribou, Maine Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Outing Club 2. 30 11 1 1 1 ..11ffai1.. 'Q 111111 1 gf' 'yiliggb f dai 1 i-i, 1 .IANICE ANN GANEY ujann Melville House Damey's Junior College General Marblehead, In framing artist art hath thus creed, to make some good, but to exceed. W.A.A. 1, Publicity Manager 25 Club 1, Publicity Manager 25 Masque Candle 1, Publicity Manager 25 I.R.C. 25 Tower Art Editor5 Winter Carnival 25 May Weekend5 Christmas Dance5 house Sports 1, 25 Waitress 2. 1 1. .L fiI11 ' 111 111 151.1 111 111 111 11 1-1 V11 13 ge 11 1 1,,11 ll MARY LEE HARROLD Bushie Deering House 36 School Jr. College General Boothbay Harbor, As of true pride were not also humble. Winter Carnival 15 May Weekend Christmas Dance 25 Outing Club W.A.A. 2. ,, .A ww, CAROL DIAN HAY ncqru hitman House 10 Lawrence Rd. edical Secretarial Needham, Mass. 'A true friend is one who walks in 'hen the rest of the world walks out. cience Club 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Science lub, Vice President 2, May Weekend l, inter Carnival 'l, 2, Christmas Dance 2, .A.A. 'l, 2, Parents' Weekend. -we MARIE HOLMES Marie ay Hop 24 Cole St. failing South Portland, Maine f manners gentle, of affection ildill tailing Club 'I, 2, Outing Club 1, W.J.C. ews 2. N53 X ii if :,,f l 3 ,te .IUDITH ANN HEDLER 11-'udin Deering House 361 Harland Rd. Secretarial Science Norwich, Conn. With equal mind what happens let us bear, nor joy nor grieve too much the things beyond our care. Outing Club 2, W.A.A. l, 2, Glee Club 1, Secretary of Deering House, Christmas Dance 2, Decorations. i Ee Si! 5.2, get JILL HOWES Jill Bell House 7 Orlando St. Medical Secretarial Wilbraham, Moss. 'fShe is the mirror of all courtesy. Canter Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Outing Club 2, W.A.A. 2, Moy Weekend ig Science Club 2, Bell House, President, lnter-house Sports 'l, 2. 31 i i, M at ' '37 .,,. . l N it ltl1,, tifffii. N it I W it it ,1:Je'?E5f?i''tlT tl'ifiim'l BARBARA HOLMES llaqrbll Day Hop 360 Highland Avenue Retailing South Portland, Maine Oh! blest with temper whose un- clouded ray can make tomorrow cheer- ful as today. Retailing Club l, 2, W.J.C. News 2, Par- ents' Weekend 2. oa'5'luN'0 3 lliilllllt ie 'Jr S Q r Y' welll 5 ' l83l ' W 1 F - X, ye B ' ll :ge r EMILY HUBBARD Emmy Whitman House 407 Juniper Lane Secretarial Science Cheshire, Conn. To clry one's eyes and laugh at a fall, and baffled, get up and begin again. Glee Club 1, 2, Outing Club 2, May Week- end l, Tower, Parents' Weekend 1, 2 Christmas Dance 2, Inter-house Sports 1 2, Faux Pas 2. 7 1 LINDA LEE JOHANSSON Linda Jo Deering House 11 Pierce Ave. Junior College General Wakefield, Mass. Good, to 'forgiue, best, to forget! W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, lnter-house Sports 1, 2, May Weekend 1, Christmas Dance 1, 2. 415? ii. ARLENE MAE JOHNSON HAYI11 Deering House 450 College St. Junior College General Lewiston, Maine In morals blameless, as in manners meek, she knows no wish that she might blush to speak. Moy Weekend 1, Varsity Basketball Man- ager 1, W.J.C. News 2, Outing Club 1, President 2, Manager for Volley Ball and Field Hockey 2, Christmas Dance, W.A.A. 1, 2, Masque and Candle 2, Winter Carni- val Court 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. 32 .IO ANN JACKSON If-lou Whitman House 50 Crestview Driv Retailing Newington, Conn Our jovial star reigned at her birth., W.A.A. 1, 2, Retailing Club 1, 2, l.R.C. 2 Masque and Candle 2, Inter-house Sport 1, 2, House Council, Treasurer 2. JOANNE .IOHNSTONE IIJOII Bell House 10 Sumter Av Retailing E. Williston, N. Thy hearfs wild impulse only do thou follow. Retailing Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, ,Outi Club 2, I.R.C. 2, Inter-house Sports 1, Winter Carnival 1, Parents' Weekend W.A.A. 1, 2. s K5 13, , JANE KAKNE5 Janie-bug Bell House 8 Hall Rd. Secretarial Science Chelmsford, Mass. Deep in the heart all goodness lies. House Council l, 27 Inter-house Sports 27 l.R.C. 27 Glee Club 'I7 Outing Club l. L , T11 xl., ,U V, , ty., , c JUDITH MARY KEPPEL uKepn eering House 22 Rodney St. iberal Arts Hartford, Conn. To be young is surely the best, if he most precarious gift of life. .A.A. 'l, 27 Outing Club 17 Council 27 ouse Council, Social Co-Chairman 27 asque and Candle 'l, 27 Inter-house ports 'l, 27 Tower Activities Editor7 W.J.C. ews l, News Editor 27 Winter Carnival7 ay Weekend, Christmas Dance. DOROTHY KASPROW HDOHYI1 Deering House 42 Ridgewood Rd. Retailing Newington, Conn. 'Speech is powerg speech is to per- suade, to convert, to compel. Retailing Club 1, 27 W.A.A. 'l, Secretary 27 Glee Club 'l7 Masque and Candle 2i Varsity Basketball 1, 27 Outing Club 27 W.J.C. News 'l, Photography Editor 2. 'QQ' CONSTANCE KEENAN Connie Day Hop 'lb Racklefl: St. Medical Technology Portland, Maine Since you will be true, you shall be true to them who're false to you. Dance Club -li W.A.A. l, 27 Outing Club 27 Science Club 2. lu ' ' ' l 1l' LS 'W Wtlillli H11 i'v' l 1' 111 '1l 'vll'l''l'al!Hl W'l' if ' 'll'lll1'1 'l'i' WM 111 ' 1 ' lll' M'vH'vW'l i V11 111' 11i V11 ii llll 1 1 1 11 WmlwmmlllgWlllllllwtllwlwillwiwmmlwmwllllnlmlllMlullmllMillwillMmMimillilllliflmtiwltiwllliilllslillillllllllllllilWllwlllllmlvlsiliiiniilxlllmlxllllllllllllllllivl lllllllllllllM ww , 1i. f S? i 'f '11 If Ifif llif' Lf L' 31' 1 11111 lllll ll 33 F til! NANCY KRAMER Krame . Houghton Hall 12 Walnut St. Secretarial Science Reading, Mass. Kindness is dearer and better than gold. Glee Club lp Dance Committee 'lg W.A.A. 'l, 27 Outing Club 1, 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. s I 'K :, 5512 1, 5 . it xt, U1 I r I ,Mi l , . CAROL LYNNE KIERNAN Kierny Mike Whitman l-iouse 16 Cedar St. Child Study Wareham, Mass. She is true to her word, Her work, and her friends. W.A.A. 2, Outing Club 29 I.R.C. 2, Inter- house Sports 2. MICAL KOOCHER Day Hop 'I29 William St. Junior College General Portland, Maine ulndioicluality is the spice of life. N A E Q ,ffl ., - - , Q fl Fi ,d,.f3 ' ,:r.a,' j-ij-- ' W g l 'L with ' C ' -V - he I . 1 ix, Q iw it 53' it A SUSAN LAMB KAYE LEARNED llsuell llxuyell Day Hop 186 Falmouth Rd. Bell House 4 Spring Ave Retailing Falmouth, Maine Junior College General Rumfard, Main A wisdom in preferring one, and mittening every other looerf, heartfi Outing Club lp Retailing Club 'l, 25 W.J.C. News 2, May Weekend 'l. The world belongs to a friendly Inter-house Sports: Transfer from Bosto University. 34 Nic!! X z. .. i ,i , ,f ., ,A sez-.ws-.1 iv it .i.ae....., , MIRIAM LEIGHTON Mimi Day Hop 32 Ocean House Rd. lr. College General Cape Elizabeth, Me. N0 sullen discontent, nm' anxious are, E'en though brought thither, ould inhabit there. ice President Class 1, Vice President ay Hop 1, Junior Dean 2, W.J.C. News 1 Co-Editor 2, Outing Club 1, Council 2, .A.A. Junior Council 1, President 2, ay Weekend 1, Winter Carnival 1, 27 hristmas Weekend 2, Inter-house Sports , 2, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, librarian 1, 2. as-nl JUDITH ANNE MAGUIRE Judie hitman House 14 Doane Ave. eclical Secretarial Needham, Mass. A face with a smile and mind of a mart wit, make long hours short. '.J.C. News 1, 2, Outing Club 25 Science lub 2, May Weekend 15 Christmas Week- nd 2. JOAN LESCARBOURA ujuyn Deering House 21 Parkway Rd. Secretarial Science Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Pleasure has been the business of my life. r Outing Club 1, 2, W.A.A. 1, 2, Canter Club 1, Glee Club 1, Chairman Christmas Dance: May Weekend Committee. iQ it M JULIE ANN MALONEY Jules Bell House 181 East Ave. Secretarial Science Lewiston, Maine Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhoodf' House Council, Secretary 17 W.A.A. 1, 2: Christmas Weekend 27 Inter-house Sports 2. 35 r .1 it 'iii ii i i ii DEBORAH ANN LORD Debbie Day Hop 399 Stevens Ave. Medical Secretarial Portland, Maine Her hair was not more sunny than her heart. Outing Club 2, Science Club 2. gf J UNIQ 531: Illr 2 183 Q :ral 'F S ll Ill' 5 4 X 4. Q. W time Wg 'W 1 lu wg w 9' P fr 1 4' ,1' int. 1 .. on Y' cf ', 'E .I --- 'exert-, t ii-eiixgivr , - C - - J '3 iv' ' . T l .5 1. ' H 1, 'nl W .fl l if U 'I '1 5 5 1 js l -5.1 A fl: .4-, ,,, .. . ,, .pf .- if le surf 1 fl if H?-UA ll ff M- wat 2 1: 1 'ft :ff w SCL-2-'H ,m 5' A mf 1 Q 'w a gif? t,y..,,! V - t, W ,Veil ,i 1 1 ,t f -t fi 1-s 1 f.Ll.f 'H .1 SL g 1 fm it 'F W w 1- ill-5' ' 5 1 i l -1 it V' -1' 5 f F -1 , 1 i l . 3 I f. bf r' , -, 1 1 i ' ig l V ,' fs. , .Malawi fb ff' EUR il l fe il 1- ' Hy 2 l 7 .. ',, .-., any -A 1 3-Sf gr . ,fr we xg -1 f Q,-, 4,1 , 41 .4 ,U 1-1 0 Vt, .K s i .yi fy, . C ' ' ' + 1 it J ,Q iz U ywg X-.5 gf ,.,g,.' as se ' Q-f ,ef f . 9, , , . , ix f !,Qj.'f41fc- A , ' 'iff Nassau. 'llfi sf? .t 3 ., 1 1 i its JO l.EAl. MIMS ll-I odyu Houghton Hall 202 Manning St. Jr. Col. General Needham Heights, Mass. Set all things in their own peculiar place, and know that order is the highest grace. Outing Club Council 1, Secretary 2: W.A.A. 1, 2, Glee Club 'lp May Weekend 'lp Inter- house Sports 1, 2. 4, Qffif, ROBERTA CHESLEY MARCHANT Bobbi Bell House 30 Fearing St. Liberal Arts Amherst, Moss. A merry heart goes a long way. W.A.A. 1, 27 Outing Club 27 l.R.C. 27 Masque and Candle 2, May Weekend 1: lnter-house Sports, Canter Club 1, 2, Rid- ing Team 1, 2: Winter Carnival 13 Glee Club 1. I 4' .. l ,, W . , l E. PENELOPE MARSAW Pennie Deering House 6 Rexhame R Junior College General Worcester, Mas True friendship hath the power i soothe affliction in its darkest hour Outing Club 1, Outing Club Council, Treo urer 25 Masque and Candle 1, Secretar Treasurer 25 Glee Club 1, 25 May Wee end 1, W.A.A. 2, Junior Dean, Senior Cla Vice President, Tower, Assistant Art rector 2. lfll, f BRENDA MOODEY IIB ren!! Melville House Box 153 Junior College General Norridgewock, Me. 'Wlihence is thy learning? Hath thy toi O'er books consuming the midnight oil? W.A.A. l, Council 2, Outing Club 1, 27 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. 36 PATRICIA ANN MORIN npatll Melville House 28 Perry Medical Technology Barre, Verm Here's a sigh to those who love and a smile to those who hateg an whatever sky's above me, hereis heart for every fatef' W.A.A. 1, 27 Outing Club 1, 2, Scie Club 1, 25 May Weekend 17 Winter Car val 1. , .5 r r f ilflllfill . ti lift. ' ' - . ii V ' , Ei Z 3 S W' , .IR xi ' ' f l if-. EVELYN JOAN MUNDAY Jeanie hitman House 3 lvy Circle edical Secretarial Wellesley, Moss. A better friend is hard to find, com- ination of heart, soul and mind. .A,A. 25 Outing Club 'l, 27 l.R.C. 2, cience Club 2: House Council, Vice Presi- ent 2, Inter-house Sports 2, Christmas eekencl 2. 11 '-Q! 3 E BETSY ANN McDOWELL l1Befsyll ll House Main St. toiling Princeton, Maine f to her share some emale errors ll, look on her face a you'll forget SANDRA MUSGROVE Sandy Bell House 37 Bank St. Junior College General Lebanon, N. H. Silence that speaks, and eloquence of eyes. W.A.A. 'I, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 'l, 2, Inter-house Sports 2, Win- ter Carnival 1, 25 May Weekend 'lp Glee Club l. JUDITH PARKER McCl.UNG Judits Melville House 26 W. Bradstreet Rd Jr. College General N. Andover, Mass Softly speak and sweetly smile. Science Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, W.A.A. 'I 2, Outing Club 'ly House Council, Treas- urer 2. mg, we 1 - I H-qx. 1- ,afkf i -1- -- t .. V f K Nh. em all. tailing Club 1, 2, Outing Club 2, W.A.A. Council 25 May Weekend 'Ip l.R.C. 25 ter-house Sports 'l, 2g Winter Carnival 1. 37 Wwiilifi Ll fu' -1 i .rl wi 4. '21 l its H tl ' ll lui .-Q it ,, N: i t 5' JACQUELINE PANAGROSSI njackyn Bell House 15 Maple St. Retailing New Haven, Conn. Tomorrow let my son his beams dis- play, or in clouds hide them, I have lived today. W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Retailing Club 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2, Junior Dean 2, Student Council, Presi- dent 2, May Weekend 1, Winter Carnival 1, Parents' Weekend 1, 2. LORNA NICKERSON Lam Melville House 21 Trafton Rd. Liberal Arts Limestone, Maine A smile recures the wounding of a frown. l.R.C. 2, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, lnter- house Sports 1, 2, W.A.A. 1, 2. .Q MARTHA PARTRI DGE IIMUEU Melville House 41 Ray St. Manchester, N. H. The quiet mind is richer than a crown-a mind content both crown and kingdom isf, W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, May Weekend 1, House Council 2, Pres- ident, Masque and Candle 1, Christmas Dance 2. 38 Q J l . l A sl 1 1,1 it fi l 4:2 A it er HILARY ANN NOWER5 ularyu Deering House Hospital Rd. Junior College General Mediield, Mass. 'fShe has a natural wise sincerity, a simple truthfulness, and these have lent her dignity as mooeless as the centre. W.A.A. 2, Outing Club 1, Science Club 1, Inter-house Sports 1, 2, Varsity Basket ball 1, 2. BRENDA PEARSON usennyu Deering House 12 Sawyer R Liberal Arts Wellesley Hills, Mas As lamps burn silent, with uncor scious light, so modest ease in beau shines most bright. W.A.A. 2, l.R.C. 2, Outing Club 2, GI Club 1, Tower, Copy Editor 2, W.J.C. Ne 1, Feature Editor 2, Masque and Cand 2, Christmas Weekend 2, May Weekend N19 +11 GAII. PELLETIER Gail Bell House 12 Cherry Hill Terrace Junior College General Waterville, Me. A softness like the atmosphere of dreams. Glee Club 1, Outing Club 2: W.A.A. 2i May Weekend 1, House Council 2. JOANNE PORKOLA Porkie Deering House 101 Brigham St. X-ray Technology Northboro, Mass. Unthinking, idle, wild and young, I laughed and danced, and talked and sungf Outing Club 1, 25 W.A.A. 1, 2, Science Club 2, Canter Club 1, 25 Fencing Club 1, 2. , oiiiii ' if'liif 1iifeQ'faa5 Elf' , ,,5,..,.7f, N ' ' MARION PETERSON llRickyfl Day HOP Cumberland Center Liberal Arts Maine I haue no other but a woman's Teason. Science Club 2. '.ITf'?Ziiff5 i7.iS 'k 5' If ,Qi 1 A issi , . ,., . .gi MARIANNE PROEHL IIMOHII Melville House 710 Middle Rd. Jr. College General Portsmouth, N. H. Truth is a fair and durable thing. W.A.A. 1, 2, Inter-house Sports 2, W.A.A. Council 2, I.R.C 2, Winter Carnival 2, Canter Club 1. 39 - H fag 1- JUDITH PFUNTNER rr-ludyu Melville House 372 Cedar Brook Rd. Junior College General Lynn, Mass. A good nature surpasses all. W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 27 Glee Club 1, 27 Masque and Candle 1. g'5'luNl0 Q- Q uc In O in 0 I fn '83 Q 1' C' li tri' rc 2 II .fe 4 x 4 as ,ga J tt T e CAROL .IANE REED Carol Houghton Hall Wiscasset Rd. Secretarial Science Boothbay, Maine Silence is one great art of conversation. W.A.A. 1, 2, Outing Club 1, 2, Science Club 2. llxu it ,, E sg 5 ef 1 -it it Q28 exe ' 1 ' ' 4.4-22 . - if e W. .-JLL :fi TW. i W i 1 in i W 2 fi ee li 'P ' IIN: E I '.W4m'Ht GAIL PUTNAM llpuisll Melville House 90 lake Ave. Pre-Nursing School Newton, Mass. ,. li. 1, ls 2 ill E For I am nothing, if not critical. Glee Club 1, Outing Club 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, Faux Pas 2, Tower 2, Winter Carnival 1, 2. ,,, .W ee, . Q ey. me l l, . E lElGH MARGARET RICHARDS Leigh Melville House 126 Pleasant St. Junior College General Fairhaven, Mass. Mistress of herself, though china fall. Glee Club 1, l.R.C. 2, Outing Club 1, W.A.A. 1, 2, Inter-house Sports 2. 40 li Q- wx 'ee n SALLY RAMSBURG Sally Ann Deering House 4701 27th St. Secretarial Science Mt. Rainier, Md. Example is the living law whose sway we, more than all the written law, obey. Outing Club 1, 2, Masque and Candle 1, W.A.A. 1, Class President 2, Class Treas- urer 1, Dorm Treasurer 1, May Weekend 1, Christmas Dance 2, 'Junior Dean 2, Cafe 2, Parents' Weekend 1. SHARON RIGGIN Sharon Whitman House 'I01 Bellevue R Retailing Andover, Mas She pleased while distant, and whe near she charmed. Masque and Candle 2, Tower, Photo Edit 2, W.A.A. 1, 2, l.R.C., Vice President House Council, President 2. -9' we, RUTH CYNTHIA ROBERTS llcynll ay Hop 56 Leland St. edical Technology Portland, Maine ighthearted yet constantly ceupiedf' cience Club 2, W.A.A. 1, Outing Club 1. , sm? SANDRA ROSS llscndyll nonnelly House R. No. 3 edical Secretarial Farmington, Me. Friendship is a lasting virtue. lee Club 1,- President 2, House Council, -esident 2. 'Q' f 5, .YY x - , ffiig'-ff 'Eine-.f Ht- l ' l ' tl SUZANNE ROBINSON llsuell Day Hop 187 Harriett St. Jr. College General South Portland, Me. Things done well, and with a care exempt themselves from fear. W.A.A. Council 1, Treasurer 2, Outing Club 1, Council 2, W.J.C. News 1, Editor 2, Junior Dean, Basketball 1, Manager 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2, Student Council 1, May Weekend 1, 2, Winter Carnival 1, 2, Parents' Weekend 1, 2. 45 ff 1? , , as . ,fzgsfpi :sie f is -if if rl e st .IUDITH RAE ROLLIN5 llJudYIl Houghton Hall 952 Franklin St. Medical Secretarial Melrose, Mass. A tender heart, a will inflexible. Glee Club 1, Junior W.A.A. Council 1, Sports Reporter 2, May Weekend 1, Win- ter Carnival 2, Student Council 2, House Council 2, Outing Club 1, Council Vice President 2, Masque and Candle 2, Science Club 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. 1 ' I CLASS 0F 1961 41 A eeMe3tgg5'v..'1fig:.'.v X'N' Sift i2?jj':uza.w wi ll r. 4 will , gli e if X will if BETSY SUE ROUGHGARDEN IIRUEYII Bell House 419 Squaw Brook Rd. 35.1 QQLLL, M fe ,H ll rl l ,l it vt, , ll' ,M . l tl if 2.4 ef? Aryj, 5.5 Wietqjweffjy l JOSEPHINE RUSSO IIJOII Day Hop 23 Chamberlain Ave, Junior College General Portland, Maine For, they conquer who believe they CUTI- Outing Club Ip May Weekend 'l. t l 'L Medical Secretarial North Haledon, N. J. So absolutely good is truth, truth never hurts the teller. House Council 'I, 2, W.A.A. 'I, 2, Outing Club I, 25 Science Club 25 l.R.C. 2. 4 M, lillllmlllfe l 1 , Yeiiif - 1, 'E ' H ' u l , , :ew - PATRICIA HELEN RUDOKAS 'Truck Deering House 20 Shawmut S Secretarial Science Lewiston Mai A smile is a whisper of a laugh Masque and Candle 'I, 25 Winter Carniv 1, Parents' Weekend 'I, 2, May Weeken I Christmas Weekend 2 Tower 2 ill ,, il llllllullwliillll' rv- fly ll e Wll l'l'l w il 'ft tt it ' 5 w t LESLIE ELIZABETH SAWYER UDITH ANN SCRIBNER Les Judie Melville House 99 West St. Day Hop 56 Chenery Junior College General Braintree, Mass. Politeness goes far yet costs nothing. Glee Club 'I, 27 W.A.A. I, 2, Outing Club 'I, 25 Inter-house Sports 25 May Weekend lp Parents' Weekend 2. 42 Junior College General Portland Mai Courteous though coy, and ge though retired. . ,A. 'I 2- Outing Club - Weekend 1- Inter-house Sports 'I 2. 1 - N If n . a I I W.A.A. 'ly Outing Club I, 25 l.R.C. ' : ' i - .I Il ll W A , , I, 2, I J-. . f ET' 44 I ,Il fa 1 is i ROBERTA LEIGH SHAW Robin ay Hop 182 Foreside Rd. unior College General Falmouth, Maine But so fair, she takes the breath of en away who gaze upon her nawaref' .A.A. 17 Outing Club 17 Masque and andle 17 May Weekend 17 House Council, ecretary 2. BARBARA SLADER Slates elville House 25 N. Hancock St. ecretarial Science Lexington, Mass. Nothing is so popular as kindness. .A.A. 1, 27 Outing Club 1, 2i l.R.C. 27 ter-house Sports 1, 27 Christmas Dance 7 House Council, Vice President 2. 7 Y . , ,H pm' l l E if l QQ ll MARY INEZ SHEPARD Shep Bell House 361 Falmouth Rd. Medical Secretarial Hyannis, Mass. The fairest sight is a friendly face. Outing Club 1, 27 Waitress 1, 2. I 'iii , .. .. ,. The ii-15? ' Q ' . ,,, 3, .... in ,..., . ..- ,.,.,,,?1- . , , ,. ,, 'Qi , ,L ll BARBARA CATHERINE SMITH Smitty Whitman House 68 South St. Junior College General Tiverton, R. l. This world belongs to the energetic. W.A.A. Council 1, 27 Outing Club 1, 27 Varsity Basketball 27 Inter-house Sports 1, 2. 43 WENDY SINCLAIR Ilwenll Deering House 289 Pine St. Secretarial Science Lewiston, Maine Beauty and honor in her are so mingled that they have caught the king. W.A.A. 1, 27 Outing Club 1, 27 l.R.C. 27 lnterhouse Sports 1, 27 Tower, Assistant Art Eclitor7 House Council, Social Co-Chair- man 27 May Weekend 1. Qg.lUNl0 Q- ,9 li lllr 2 '83 Q K all 1 llIl 4 x 4 l View fs? 'ET' -:el DONNA-JEANNE SMITH Donna Day Hop 1 Stroudwater Place Junior College General Westbrook, Me. Good manners are'made up of petty sacrifices. W.A.A. 'lg Senior Council 25 May Week- end 'If Christmas Dance 27 Winter Carni- val 1, 2. SUSAN SPANN nsueu Whitman House 9 Windsor Drive Retailing Barrington, R. l. Vim, vigor, and personality personified. Retailing Club I, 25 Glee Club lf W.A.A. 'l, 2, Outing Club I, 2, l.R.C. 2, Inter-house Sports I, 2, Dance Club 21 Masque and Candle I, Varsity Basketball I, 2. xr SHERMA NANCY SPIRES Sherm Day Hop 58 Angell Ave. Jr. College General South Portland, Me. A secret's safe 'twixt you, me, and the Gate-postf, Outing Club 'I, 27 Glee Club 'l, 2, Junior Dean 25 Student Council 27 Winter Carni- val 'lp May Weekend 'lg Christmas Dance 2, W.J.C. News 2, Tower, Typing Editor 2. 44 76 Nix Y , JOAN I.. SOGOLOFF usoggyn Bell House 104 Farragut Secretarial Science Swampscott, Gentle of speech, beneficent mind. W.A.A. l, 2, Outing Club I, 2, Inter- Sports 'l, 25 May Weekend 'lg Chri Dance 2. gf BARBARA ALEXANDRA STONE Barbie Day Hgp Coyle Junior College General Portland, Coquet and Coy at once, her air Both studied, Though both neglectedg Careless is she, with artful cage . . Affecting to seem unaffected. Faux Pas 'lp Outing Club 'lg German Vice President I. JOAN ST. PETER Joan Deering House 60 Ocean St. Secretarial Science Rockland, Maine She keeps her tempered mind, serene, and every passion aptly harmonized amid a jarring world. W.J.C. News 15 Masque and Candle 15 Fencing Club 1, 25 I.R.C. Treasurer 25 Student Council 25 W.A,A. 15 Christmas Weekend 2. Q VI ,Y me - of ...sms arfesssisszzsfizf-W . .IUDITH ANN SULLIVAN ujudyu Melville House 105 Townsend Drive Jr. College General Easley, South Carolina It is better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a shadow. Clemson College, Clemson, South Corolinap Parents' Weekend Committee 25 I.R.C. 25 W.A.A. 25 Science Club 2. glib ,, l.YNNE SUTHERLAND Suthie Whitman House 11 Rachael Rd. Retailing Reading, Mass. Happy as the daisey's that dance on her way. I.R.C. Secretary 1, President 25 W.A.A. Junior Council 1, 25 Outing Club 1, Coun- cil 25 lnter-house Sports 1, 25 Retailing Club 1, 25 House Council, Social Chairman 25 May Weekend 1. ,Pu CAROL TALBOT Carol Day Hop 9 Carroll St. Retailing Falmouth Foreside, Maine Society provokes, she easily forgives. Retailing Club 1, 25 Outing Club 25 W..l.C. News 25 W.A.A. 2. new -Exim, an ' 4 715 ., 1zsfg5w-111 , 1' wt. tt. t 1. xiii: 1 .,I:' EEF' ,tt ,. w w s - L 5ftg1'f'5, CLASS 0F 1961 45 5 in Q .Zi LEA .IANE THAYER llleall Donnelley House 29 Volorie Lane Junior College General Danbury, Conn. No care beyond a day. W.A.A. 'l, 2, Canier Club 1, 27 Parents' Weekend Committee, Ouiing Club if May Weekend. , l 'wil .4 . . .-- . 1 , ', 1- fy SN- . .1-1-., . .. . f ' ,, ' L .' t 1,591 .L Nerf' . i X fifijll - - , . S I, . ,TQ X i- if ii 3 I f 4 T, ' .. N ' 'R' .-fl X -gm in W l x of '49 5 1 he l H , .. .l T. ii r ,, ear, Li ,rum NORMA TATE Norma Melville House 67 Western Ave. Medical Technology Augusta, Maine Fair face, eyes that dance, hair that 'mirrors the sun. Glee Club, Science Club 'I, 27 Ouiing Club 'l, 2, W.A.A. 'l, 2. Aung ., A511 .. Hes. , -MTI ,. ,.?23'i.l if ' .weiifiw ' er . lN'.'L7r'w 'NM'-'ff ' Niall we--K, '.. .J ,,.. we .. SUSAN H. THOMAS llsuell Melville House 53 Marlin Rd Junior College General Wellesley, Moss. Sweet as a rnidsummer rose. W.A.A. l, 27 Outing Club 'l, 2. 46 E? Wea X Q ai? BONNELL TERRY Bonnie Whitman House 19 Deering Secretarial Science Norway, Me this unchartered freedom tiresg feel the weight of chance desires. W.A.A. 'l, 2, Oufing Club 'l, 25 l.R.C Parents' Weekend Commiffee 2, Chr Weekend Commiitee 2. we? Q' Ama. GAIL LINDA TOLL Linda ne Deering House 59 Da Secretarial Science Beverly, Charm plus sincerity is a combinationf' W.A.A. 'l, 2: Ouiing Club 25 l.R.C. Canter Club 'Ip Winter Carnival lp mas Weekend 2, May Weekend C fee 'lp Tower. ROCHEIJE VAILLANCOURT Shelly House 110 Harding St. Berlin, New Hampshire sweet, attractive, kind of grace. ting Club 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, W.A.A. 2, tailing Club 1, 2, Student Council 2, e Club 1, Inter-house Sports 1, 2. fi age BETSY C. WARD llaeisu House 20 Park St. lynn, Mass. that dauntless temper of her she that hath wisdom that doth 'de her. .A. 2, Outing Club 2, Masque and dle 1, 2, Winter Carnival, May Week- 1, House Council, President 2, l.R.C. Christmas Dance 2, W.J.C. News 1, er, Senior Editor 2. 1 111 . 11 Egg? 11 1 111 - ,N X 1 it 1,51 ,11 J, l 1 1 1 1 1 Lg 1 e 5 ' rg' 1 in '11 iT5 , 1 H11 :Est 1 PATRICIA GAIL VENEDAM llPa'll Melville House 62 Adams St. Secretarial Science Lexington 73, Mass. Looe, sweetness, goodness, in her person shine. Outing Club 1, 2, Science Club 1, 2, W.A.A. 1, 2, Badminton. ' rrr: ' ' 1 1211 1111 1 1' '11 1 1, CYNTHIA ANN WEBB ucindyu Day Hop Gray Rd. Medical Secretary Windham, Maine She's full to the brim with cheer. May Weekend 1, Science Club 2, Christ- mas Dance, Inter-house Sports. 47 1 55:55.51 11,111 ,-,-,- . , . 1,1 Nix ...... . . .,. 1.111f,. . 1 '111, ,I 1 Q - 2' 1:2 Lesf 1. 11.1s.r ' -1-151 11s jg N M M I H .. ANNE LOWELL WAHLEN Anne Deering House Concord St. Junior College General Carlisle, Mass. Away with weary cares and themes. -Swing wide the moon-light gate of dreams. House Council, Vice President 1, May Weekend Committee 1, Outing Club 1, W.A.A. 1, Christmas Weekend, Co-Chair- man Decoration, Play 2, Outing Club 2, W.A.A. 2, lnterhouse Basketball 2, Tower, Assistant Copy Editor 2. QWJUNI0 Q' ll ' I r 0 1851 Q ,Qu l 0:- 3 'sq Ill' 5 4 4 We fi LORETTA MAY WH ENMAN ory Bell House Woodridge Drive Junior College General Augusta Maine Mildest manner and gentlest heart. Student Council 2- W.A.A. 'l 2- Outing Club 1 2- Faux Pas 2- Glee Club 1. 'E we ROBIN WIl.l.5 Robin Deering House 58 Oak St. Retailing Stoneham Mass. Good nature and good sense must ever ioin. W.A.A. 'l 2- Outing Club 'I 2- Retailing Club l 2- l.R.C. 2- W.J.C. News 2- Winter Carnival Committee 'l- May Weekend House Committee 1- Parents Weekend Committee, 1. 48 x 'd 'CIS' BONNIE GAII. WESCOTT on Melville House 208 Sixth Medical Secretarial Dover New Ham Lovelmess needs not the forezgn a of ornament but rs, when unadorne adorned the most A 1 RC 2 Glee Science Club 2 House Council Vice Pre dent 'I ii -51' CONSTANCE ELLEN WITHAM Connie Bell House Route N Junior College General Winthrop Possessor of charm that makes a la y. Science Club 2- Outing Club 2- Bell Ho Social Chairman. ELIZABETH WITHAM Betsy Whitman House 171 Washington St. Secretarial Science Brewer, Maine Far beauty lives with kindness. Outing Club 2, Inter-house Sports 1, 2, Waitress 1, Bookstore 2, l.R.C. 1, 2, May Weekend Committee 1, Tower 2. 533 we 4 jf Q iix 3? , J' 7 V.. - me ' :M 53 .2 i fm it -- 1 V ggi: ,w'H:rsWs'4V'l ' , X 1. ku 'E A .. , in ..,1 1 'N 1 , S jfgf' ' 1 iN- , ' JUDITH ANN WOOD DONNA GAII. WOODWORTH lljudyll llDonnalI Whitman House 271 Pleasant St. Day Hop Windham, Maine Secretarial Science Marblehead, Mass. Medical Technology Be silent always when you doubt Bright was her face with srnilesf' UQU7' Sefwfi, and 3'peak-wthough Sure: May Weekend 1, Outing Club 2, News- with Seemme dntidefwe- paper 2, science club 2. W.A.A. Council, Vice -President, Badmin- ton and Tennis Manager, Chairman, Win- ter Carnival, Outing Club Council 2, Stu- dent Council 2, May Weekend Committee 1, Inter-house Sports 1, 2, l.R.C. 2, Par- ents' Weekend Committee 2. lil 1 1 1 , ,,,,, ,,,,, aw, N , ,L , , , ., H , ,. .,,,, , 1, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,W 1 illwi at fl' l , 4,9 A IHA t-L ...:.:1 hip , VF! W A c' N Ki, i,,M,,, X E 1 ' 3 is X . s wswelf K ' N 'i ,, , ,,l LiAT 1 ' W ,,ff ' l ' gl R , 4 ll wif? SENIOR OFFICERS w ' l 5 ll lllll l 1.1 E Hrlulll35322?i2L2QglltiE3s3l ll Spit?-l gxllj ml' W ' ma R,-K Left to Right: C. Bellegarde, P. Marsaw, S. Ramsburg, M. A. Barretta. The election of Senior Class Officers was one of the first activities on the agenda for the class of 1961. The results of the election: Sally Ramslourg, president: Penny Marsaw, vice-presidentf Claire Bellegarde, secretaryp Mary Anne Barretta, treasurer. With this election came the realization that we were all seniors and in ten short months we would graduate. lt was a happy thought but sad too as it marks the end of our student life at W.J.C. The next time we return it would be as Alumnae. Before we had turned around twice the Christmas Dance was upon us. Almost half a year gone! Then came finals in January with much to our pleasant sur- prise, thirty-six seniors on Dean Bond's prized list. Our next step was Bermuda or for those who preferred native land, Fort Laud- erdale. For the perennial skier there was North Conway or Stowe. All too soon May Weekend and then graduation came. As we tried on our caps and gowns many pensive faces were observedp but the excitement of Senior Week brightened us all and we looked forward to Commencement with enthusiasm. l 5 1 l -'wir me 'V ffl GIS? X 3 Qewafwqf f .A f-f..ff'- II ar .fa 'C-7 4 V V in!! I Ili 530 xiii. 4' 'F U' joffffv, QEY 010016 DIDDIE! -1 .-ffffu FRESHMAN OFFICERS E l lfw tgirl' 'Wil is 1 , sz.. i fig: mm l ll ,M fittivr ...Q ,gr Q1 ns ' , Fug? 1 -H '-. T lst' 1 i , l or i left to Right: S. Van Kuren, B. Kendall, L. Jenson, A. Pierce. After overcoming the initial impact of orientation, the freshmen of Westbrook settled down to the serious task of becoming adiustecl to college life. For many, it was their first venture away from home and the routines of studying, extra- curricular activities and college life in general were very confusing. However, they managed to find themselves and elect as their officers: Beth Kendall, presi- dent, Lu Jenson, vice-president, Amity Pierce, secretary, and Suzanne Van Kuren, treasurer. December brought the Christmas Dance and Christmas vacation, both of which were anticipated. After returning from vacation, they found the problem of mid- year exams facing them. These were not anticipated, but as the saying goes, This too will pass. They did and it was time for Winter Carnival. The advent of spring brought plans for May Weekend, which was given by the freshmen in honor of the Senior class. This was a great success and as usual, the tapping of the Junior Deans was one of the most important events of the weekend. Now it is time for finals and the thought of summer vacation is second on the minds of all. Then it will be home for the summer with the hope of returning in the fall. 54 5 DAY HOPS ,P- V . 'Row 'l: J. Levine, M. Lalumiere, M. Frustaci, J. Clunie, L. Palmer, A. Taylor, J. Martin. Row 2: S. Duguay, J. Gardner, C. McLean, M. St. Peter, M. Croy, S. Knudsen, J. Cook, C. McDonough, M. Baker. Row 3: P. Peterson, M. Abbott, P. Hunter, L. Ackley, P. Foye, K. Kinney, C. Henkel, A. Larkin, P. Maxwell, L. Waterhouse, M. Stanley, R. Rowell, N. Welch, R. Chessey. Row 4: P. Snow, A. Robinson, C. Strout. Being one of the largest groups on campus, the Day Hops are definitely united in spirit. Among the things they have worked on aside from the regular campus activities are the Day Hop Dance and tea. They have shown their artistic ability through participation in clubs, student sponsored activities, sports and the many other extracurricular activities of the campus. The Day Hops have elected as their officers: Martha Galbraith, president, Mary Lou St. Peter, vice-president, Robin Shaw, secretary, and Jane Hallowell, treasurer. With the adequate help of the seniors, the freshmen have been able to learn much that will help them to carry on the friendly spirit through their senior year. 55 DONNELLY HOUSE l . 1 l 1 5 t l Row 1: 5. McCarron, L. Casey, G. Dal-iinee. Row 2: L. Schneider, S. Rodenstein, K. Burr, G. Younlcer C. Bennett. Being members of the newest house on campus, the mixture of freshmen and seniors has proved very beneficial to all concerned in participating in many of the campus activities. The girls have become almost sisters to one another under the guidance of their house director, Mrs. Blair. Among other things they seem to be avid animal lovers and have found that this has its drawbacks. The girls who were chosen to lead Donnelly were Sandy Ross, president, Shally McCarron,' vice-president, Donna Anderson, treasurer, and Linda Cassey, secre- tary. The girls formed a close and lasting relationship that will not be forgotten. 56 1 GODDARD HALL 2 ei , ft 'tal 3-mg Q Row 1: B. Matthews, A. Rittenhouse, N. Murphy, S. Wakefield, C. Busher. Row 2: W. Dotson, A. Reid, C. Morris, J. Hill, D, Heywood, M. Webster. Row 3: E. Hartstone, L. Humiston, P. Rust, R. Spinner, J. Spofford, R. Taylor, J. Fuller, L. Tucker, J. DeAngells. Row 4: J. Emery, J. Robbins, B. Knies, M. Koelbl, E. Muth, J. Caldwell, C. Hobson. Goddard Hall, under the capable guidance of Mrs. Russell, has promoted the feeling of happiness and friendship. The girls elected as their house oflicers: president, Diane Heywood, vice-president, Bobby Spinner, and secretary-treasurer, Barbara Knies. They were represented in many of the activities on the campus. Pizza . . . Who wants to play cards? . . . Do you now who's pinnedfl . . . There are many things that the girls will remember long after they have parted and gone their separate ways. Seniors will remember these girls and their original costumes during orientation. 57 HERSEY HALL Row 'l: G. Tenenbaum, D. Fitzgerald, S. Thorpe, N. Mitchell, N. Newbert, L. Jenson, H. Bibby, J. Fahey, S. Murawski, J. Fischer, W. MacAlIen. Row 2: M. Palmer, N. Bowden, C. Evers, C. Caron, A. Peirce, P. Pugsley, C. Williams, B. Kendall, S. DeCiccio, S. Gura, J. Emerson, J. Low. Row 3: W. Van Schoick, C. Jones, N. Leigh. Row 4: C. Haskell, A. Butler, E. Fickett, S. O'Neill, W. Gale, C. James, J. Kinney, D. Moldavsky, C. Clausing, J. Cree, C. Scheublin, J. Larrivee, S. Sawyer, G. Witherbee, M. Frey, J. Provandie. Row 5: T. Hartley, D. Scribner, G. Nickerson, S. Smith, B. Meikle, S. Van Keuren, L. Moore, M. Twohig, B. Polomski, S. Scronkus, L. Baird, N. Peterson, J. Wilson, G. Newton, N. Hill. Proud of their ability to participate in all campus activities, the Hersey girls are a group with an endless amount of energy. They elected as their house offi- cers: Beth Kendall, president, Sandy DeCiccio, vice-president, Polly Pugsley, treas- urer, and Carol Williams, secretary. They have done many things to make Mrs. Hill, their house director, very proud of them and have proved that, even though they are a large dorm, they can work together as a team. There are few things that these girls will forget. Playing bridge . . . ordering pizza . . . studying . . . Lu's antics . . . Sue's singing in the shower . . . long talks about troubles with books and boys. 58 HOUGHTON HALL ,.t, Mel Q X 953.36 E T7 Row 1: G, Chamberlain, C. Pearston, C. Brown, S. Abbot. Row 2: P. Donahue, C. Rodriguez, S. Clapper, P. Howard, V. Brann, M. Delano. Co-operation and friendship are the key words in Houghton Hall. The close- ness of freshmen and seniors is very important and this has been shown time ancl again by their participation in the activities on the campus. The many sorrows and ioys that have been shared by this group of girls will remain in their minds and hearts for many years after graduation. The otticers of Houghton are Adrienne Cyr, president, Sue Clapper, vice-presi- dent, Gerry Brockway, secretary, and Shirly Abbott, treasurer. With the help of Mrs. Johnson they have acquired one of the most organized dorms on campus. 59 : nyixs l PROCTOR HALL Q W -1-.pp www ii ui - - S-.11--Y. ,, JE J: . , i .- 1: es.. , , V i l A '. 2 l .:,,W..?J,, , ' 9 4 . -' ', 'L V ill' t 5 9 ,rt 1 P-get Row 1: K. Barnhard, S. Thomas, A. Montague, E. Thomas, D. Viguers, V. Baker, J. Couillard, C. Lovell, C. Vautrinot, H. Yaffee. Row 2: S. Eckert, D. Gagnier, C. Lampros, K. Swainson, D. Hinkley, D. Litchfield, I.. Darling, M. Stowell, D. Smith, B. Putnam, B. Williamson, R .Schuessler, J. Gillis. Row 3: D. Bullard, .l. Scott, L. Champion, N. Curtis, N. Hyland, J. Bailey, S. Macdonald, B. Wood, I.. Beckman, B. Allen, N. Lewis, B. J. Wood. Row 4: M. Morse, M. Howes, L. Ingeman, J. Olmstead, C. Van Ranst, C. Johnson, S. Stedman, D. Crawford, J. Bean, P. Mackey, D. Montgomery, L. Duffy, L. Chabot, M. Weisman, S. Leavitt, B. Clough. 1 The girls, with the help of Mrs. Mullin, elected as their house officers: Mary Stowell, president, Donna Smith, vice-president, Linda Darling, secretary, and Betsy Putnam, treasurer. There are many times, happy and sad, that will remain in their minds long after they leave Westbrook. Barb Williamson's artistic ability . . . participation in sports and other school activities . . . Don't turn the heat on, my skis will warp! . . . trips to the movies and to Bowdoin. This year has been very eventful and one that all will remember. 60 ' Q., 'i ff wi gg-fl ll' m .tM'i,i illiii will H My Z t 1-Lila . L ' i .'lgf'TQh lltkl H iiiuiigw Hg? iiiiggg 13-2 - 'l 7 , N er T?- 1 Wfi.. 1 fl . A i il 'VM' igg i 'i H i at s , ' B . , , W W L- ,,j?'f'll,,! ' ' M . 'lgf 'I ' . ' L 'X.. vi J x AFM . 4.. .,,A -,. 2 , ' Ffa. -.V., M J 'Ugg . ' 51 ? I . s E V , , ' 'E , Q3 ,Q ' m'f11?Qf',,,Aw.. . W , Q 7 :gym H v, ie w Y- , 'ith' W Nw' 1 B? 'Y ' .LR-1 555 , .- f F ., I ,' V I L . - - f fi --1 , - H 1231? Z . 1 7 V 3' 'V Y '. , Wlg H' M ' ' ' ' H- I' -X -'swf' ',. ' - 'X .ft A 3 . 5 . fn it-A54 A :gf-:QM , Sv 3 , , W if , , , M ww , ig ' , 1 v uw I iw gm- . In F ' ? 9 T4 1 l ,VI E 1- HEPA H HW W, Mu ww W ,,.. WJ. WH v w 1 ,, I 1 , jfszggl i H I Y , . , Q' 1, A l 'WN 'CT7 JUNIOR DEANS 2 o ' Sitting: J. Berest, C. Bellegarde, Dean Bond, Dean Giroux, D. Abbott. Standing: J. Panagrossi, S. Robinson, M. Leighton, P. Marsaw, J. Brown, S. Ramsburg, N. Alexander, D. Kasprow, S.Spires. The Junior Deans, better known as J. D.'s, are a combination of hostesses, , guides, and representatives of Westbrook. They are the tirst examples of W. J. C. that freshmen meet upon their arrival in September. The Junior Deans are responsible for orienting the freshmen in the Westbrook spirit, making them feel at home, and setting the tone of behavior. Because of the responsibility placed on a Junior Dean, there can be no greater honor than to be tapped a J. D. at the traditional ceremony during May Weekend. Through the able guidance of their otticers, Delanne Abbott, president, Claire Bellegarde, vice-president, Joanne Berest, secretary, and their advisors, Dean Giroux and Dean Bond, the J. D.'s have done much to foster the Westbrook Ideal. 64 STUDENT COUNCIL ' ' -fe?-vs--' 1 'Sri-1. ,. -HJ png: I ' fr Sitting: M. L. Balsis, J. Panagrossi, Dean Bond, Dean Giroux, D. Hinkley. Standing: L. Jenson, I.. Whenman, J. Fuller, C. Brown, G. Daftinee, R. Vaillancourt, S. Spires, J. Wood, J. Rollins, J. St. Peter. The Student Council, advised by Dean Bond and Dean Giroux, acts as a bridge between the administration and the student body. Guided by its officers, Jacqueline Panagrossi, president, Mary Louise Balsis, vice-president, Diane Hinkley, secretary, the council concerns itself with main- taining traditions of Westbrook. It also sponsors social activities among which is Parents' Weekend 'held in the fall. This weekend is of particular importance as it is an opportunity for parents to observe W. J. C. as a working institution both academically and socially. 65 ll if ,gl X .. . W L 1 . ln . iii: Y ,,-1 E yr, ' Elini W Mary Louise Balsis, editor-in-chief Mr. Robert McKibben, advisor WU Judy Keppell, activities editor gil-fKff4SW'.iggg-lille? im. w 5 I H iii' s2ii 'Xv Z' TOWER Brenda Pearson, copy editorp Ann Whalen, Janus Ganey, OFT editor: PENNY MGFSCIW, Morgorie Darrell, ass't. editors. Wendy Sinclair, GSs't. editors. 66 TA FF I., ,V 5 - la: yt f' AE..L:.:. . h,.,,.T at .Q gi f: wa-Q Gail Putnam, oss't. editor, Shczron Riggin, photography editor. , , t :ah , 'iii -Jfg ' Q V. A i' ' ,fix t W., A., --' , f .. , '5 -'.e3,,?iQ 'WJE-'f ,ttiiiilxtiw X T' ,Yi ' iimgggg e ,gs-fi 'fri ,Ni iw. 1 U- .1W tt-' S , - . A4 fg 'n2rt- H-lil' ' , ' ' , , if -v T.- '11, , '-X 41fl2rvL1 ' ., X' f 1 'f 'zfzfvn ' 1 ww Y it ,Wit ,gs Ht1'5ix'hi ' if i K -igffi.-if wi 4,1 L ,N , i, up-A 1 l ii Shirma Spires typing editor Betsy Ward senior editor it i it S. ,' u '-- ..., t? .9 ' I ix- ' ' 1 Typing Staff First row: Ginny Abbott, Pct Ruclokas. Second row: Betsy Withom, Shirley Abbott, Emmy Hubbard. 67 -.. - reno.. M i'f ' N ,-...W giitmwnm W - -M. .......,, Q i Wrnrfm gi t Tm, 7 . , tin., V-.W '-Q. I Ill RETAILING CLUB i' U. .. +tli5i5i'sftf' 1 :L ' L lilitltltiii 1 Row 1: N. Newbert, M. Frey, N. Leigh, N. Echert, M. Baker, A. Taylor, C. Strout, J. Johnstone, G. Chase. Row 2: R. Schueussler, L. Chabot, C. Talbot, B. McDowell, J. Brown, M. Barretta, J. Hill, Miss Curry, Mrs. Dugan, C. Bellegarde, G. Appel, A. Peirce, M. Darrell. Row 3: J. Jackson, C. Lovell, J. Cree, Betsy Putnam, S. Reggin, C. Rodriguez, D. Heywood, R. Spinner, R. Wills, M. Holmes, G. Newton, J. Berube, T. Burton. The Retailing Club mushroomed this year to sixty-seven strong. The club's purpose is to broaden the academic scope of retailing majors and to provide interesting topics for any student who desires to learn more of this broad and fascinating field. Miss Constance Curry is the clul::'s ingenious advisor and their new ofilicers this year are Claire Bellegarde, president, Judith Hill, vice-president, Mary Ann Barretta, secretary-treasurer, and Judy Brown, social chairman. The club sponsors many activities among which is the annual fashion show put on in cooperation with J. E. Palmer. One of the outstanding speakers was Mrs. Mazurne from the Maine School of Charm. EU '1 rf if i E ..., :F 'f P A M2723 ' i ' ii 1 if t - 'J t W t 68 w1c NEWS STAFF Tll1lillllilll'illiilkHtthi emiiiii Mi? i 1' 5 I I ll K il-I A it X I. Sitting: M. Galbraith, G. Freeman, B. Pearson, J. Brown, S. Robinson, M. Leighton, J. Keppel, D. Kasprow, P. Snow. Standing: M. Frustaci, P. Foye, Miss Kerr, L. Ackley, M. Lalumiere, D. Woodworth, D. Litchfield, G. Nickerson, C. Bennett, S. Spires, E. Fickett, C. Morris, D. Heywood, J. Hill, G. Fritz. Again, as in previous years, the W. J. C. NEWS has kept the students informed with the latest in sports, club activities, coming events, and various other news items from around the campus. Special mention is made in each of the eight issues of an outstanding senior who has displayed her responsibility and leader- ship throughout the year. Under the guidance of their advisor, Miss Gretta Kerr, the co-editors, Sue Robinson, Miriam Leighton and Judy Brown, the feature editor, Brenda Pearson, the news editor, Judy Keppel, and the advertising manager, Martha Galbraith have worked to make this an outstanding year for the W. J. C. NEWS. 69 FAUX PAS C. Rodriguez, W. Von Schoick, E. Hubbard, G. Putnam, S. Van Keuren, V. Carlson, C. Bellegarde, A. Reid, J. Scott, N. Mitchell. The vocal group of Westbrook Junior College was organized in 1957 for the purpose of providing musical entertainment for Westbrook and other groups outside the campus. They called themselves the Faux Pas, and since that time they have grown increasingly in popularity. The Faux Pas are under the direction of Mr. Richard Roberts who arranges their music and schedules their appearances. They have been kept very busy this year singing for the Retailers' Fashion Show, the Christmas Formal, Parents' Weekend, Winter Carnival, May Weekend, and many ot? campus performances for the Woodford's Club, the Portland Club, and the Longfellow P. T. A. 70 us oy X XX GLEE CLUB H' it J J ll ' 1 .. .i:??H?'?f l l . 1 ' ,,m.I' ' H M. ,tl ,NNW V. . Y :,..w, , ,l,..!. ,,,,,, H H ,W 9 ' - 1 ' fi' 1 ' ': f '- 1 it E it it ii f-.-ze:-r. , 1 -.K dl V mn it wi, hx wx l l i ff . - ng., 'Q :-.252 , r g u'i,'u W Q il if Q' W . ,, '1 1 , 5 il ll' ll ll' ul' it i ,, it it it H l '- -- - - wx, . l M . ,, - i v . ,, I ,, 1 Row 1: D. Anderson, D. Bullard, S. Spires, W. MacAllen, J. Pfuntner, S. Ross, E. Foster, J. McClub, L Sawyer. Row 2: Mr. Bryant, J. Bailey, J. Gillis, J. Hiller, C. Cameron, E. Thomas, A. Montague, D. Litchfield, D. Hinkley, D. Rodrigue, M. Howes. Row 3: C. Van Ranst, B. S. Wood, P. Mackey, S. Stedman, J. Olmstead, B. Williamson, L. Beckman, S. Abbot, D. Moldavsky. This year the Glee Club has added much to the W.J.C. Convocation series by its weekly vocal renditions. Everyone has enioyed this new glee club activity. Under the direction of Mr. Bryant and accompanied by Mr. Roberts the Glee Club elected as their president, Sandra Ross, secretary, Donna Anderson, librarian, Earlene Foster. The Glee Club has given several performances, not only during the special convocations, but at Bowdoin College cmd at the annual May Weekend at Westbrook which brings the year's work to a sad but beautiful close. 71 qi, it .,1','m3 N ' iixjlw- i0jM.'!'1 . mjj will U Htligziigiisviiggfigfgkll '. ,w' gs xwfn rg ,,,, 'X l,gpg1,:g'3y 3r, W L ll w 'W' Tw ii' llllllllwllvlli'jllllll iQ.....lj ' -Flil.1,'. X ll1,,,l,Q1gQl iEiW JWilllly'l1'1'llmlllf.ffgg.ly1 ,,fN,g'1.t Q5gi2i2il'lllQ'llqimifzf ,ll liwi li I 1 9 i Y is MASQUE 8. CANDLE Row 1: S. Stedman, A. Pierce, B. Stone, B. Marchant, A. Cyr, P. Marsaw, J. Ganey. Row 2: l. Jenson, A. Wahlen, N. Lewis, B. Pearson, P. Rudokas, G. Fritz, D. Brewer, K. Barnhard. Row 3: S. Riggin, G. Nickerson, J. Emery, J. Olmstead, V. Carlson, J. Bean, P. Howard, D. Scribner, D. Moldavsky, S. Rodenstein. Under the experienced direction of Miss Joyce Moffatt the Masque and Candle Dramatic Club has been able to produce two excellent plays: The House of Bernada Alba and The Boyfriend. A series of three one act plays directed by the club members with help of their advisor proved to be a wonderful experience. Along with their successful production, they sponsored the Masque Ball in which they used the idea of providing masks for those who attended. Under the leadership of their president Adriene Cyr and secretary-treasurer Penny Marsaw, the Masque and Candle Club has become one of the most popular clubs on campus. l .sep ,tx ,, ES... W, ...N .mg ,gg M 'z ree :Mi .asia sms . 4. 3, , ft e :W we e. wr- ,- it, - f 72 S. 1 QQ li 25922325533 '. . H, .Q M, x lu ll ll 'ill ll ' sf l ,Q , ll Wm: ly E . f 4 ,Q ,ii o- ll ,srl . DANCE CLUB -M 1- 7' 1 ,rs me - u.Q'rw:63 W 3 nwVH,.MM '- v l l l l 1 4 left to Right: S. Downes, D. Anderson, President, S. Rodenstein, K. Swainson, D. Gibbs, J. Couillard, R. Chiulli, J. Fahey. lAbsent: B. Denvir, L. Nickersonl. The Modern Dance Club is one of the youngest clubs on campus, yet it still has provided the faculty and student body with delightful entertainment. They have appeared at two of Westbrook's chapel periods and performed in the musical production of The Boyfriend. They sponsored Eric Hawkins who came to Westbrook to give instructions to the Dance Club and later to give an ultra modern dance performance. The Modern Dance Club, advised by Miss Jean Gilmore, has Donna Anderson as president and Joan Couillard as secretary-treasurer. They have planned trips to the Universities of New Hampshire and Maine to visit their dance clubs and to review techniques. 73 53 in 1. ng' W svgxfj iii: 'v Wir gli' ,, ,, 1- , :nr l W KP gl I. R. C. ,-'-' lu 'W si K Sitting: B. Witham, l.. Champion, l.. Sutherland, J. Jackson, S. Riggin, J. St. Peter, M. Barretta, P. Rudokas, J. Wood. Standing: H. Yattee, B. Pearson, S. Stedman, D. Abbott, J. Brown, B. McDowell, B. Terry, D. Hinkley, C. Von Ranst, A. Johnson, J. Johnstone, J. Elener. Absent: J. Ganey. The officers of the International Relations Club are Lynn Sutherland, president, Sharon Riggin, vice-president, Betsy Witham, secretory, Joan St. Peter, treasurer, and their advisor is Mr. William B. Jordan. This year the l.R.C. has planned many interesting meetings: in November they organized a rally and mock election, they sponsored many popular and enter- taining movies, and arranged for a series of Foreign Exchange Students to speak on their respective home lands. In addition to this, the l.R.C. devoted much of its time to making preparations for sending Care packages to underdeveloped countries. The profits and clothes gathered at the l.R.C. Dance were iust some of the contributions to Care. 74 L- l l SCIENCE CLUB it H.,- Z.Jl,ll it l Row 'I: C. Reed, J. Berest, G. Abbott, J. Callahan, M. Morse, S. MacDonald. Row 2: Mr. Hooghlrirk, M. Stanley, J. McClung, P. Morin, J. Hiller, G. Daltinee, N. Greymont, Mr. Gordon. Row 3: S. Abbott, D. Woodworth, C. Roberts, M. Benson, L. Champion, C. Haskell, J. Sullivan, Mr. Lewis. Row' 4: B. Wood, E. Foster, N. Tate, C. Webb, H. Yafliee, J. Maguire, F. Cain, P. Maxwell, M. Croy. Row 5: D. Abbott, L. Brown, C. Hay, J. Munday, B. Roughgarden, V. Carlson, N. Alexander, D. Bryavns, B. Wescott. The Science Club is one of the largest and most active clubs on campus. lt is composed of girls that, in some way, wish to pursue science and medicine in their future careers. During the course of the year they invite prominent doctors and other men of science to speak at their meetings and show films of great interest to the club members as well as other students and faculty. They have also planned a dance and trips to various hospitals and clinics. They have elected as their oFFicers: Earline Foster, president, Carole Hay, vice- president, Dale Anderton, secretary-treasurer, and Shirly Abbott, program chair- man. With the help of these officers and the guidance of Mr. Edward Hoaghkirk, Mr. Carlyle Lewis, and Mr. John Gordon, the club has been very successful in helping to stress the importance of science. 75 1 get' est 5 t t if it will ' ' g s M35 t , ,,, - tm ms. ' mt Mig, it we Liga 1 ' 'i' f ft: .1 .mes i i ' t it ' it ws: ...fn H A vt Ml ' 3 t E ee i ww if i l ETB H -' x: ss., H. 1. Hgxzzzes I1 it it . f sax 2 :mall 1 . n g , ze, New sifvissga mf it .1 ' ww' W. A. A. 1 t A 5 l!u1-lo-4f.?n.4.xauaau..iufnqnau.a. ,ply-ea.. I f 5. I 4 -' FL vg gh- uf, Q 'Ei' -1 A -. . ls' T 'C' 1 sr. 7 W, 2 0 ,Sy ' QL- A-1. f V 6 Yet 'Inf fm W Hill' if 'var Row 1: Miss Gilmore, S. Robinson, P. Mackey, M. Leighton, D. Kasprow, J. Gardner. Row 2: S. Downes, L. Jenson, J. Ganey, J. Rollins, M. Stowell, D. Anderson, C. Mclean, D. Smith, A. Johnson, J. Wood. Row 3: J. Berest, B. Moody, B. Williamson, B. McDowell, D. Brewer, absent. The Women's Athletic Association is composed of most of the student body, and its officers are elected by them. Their purpose is to develop sportsmanship and a keen interest in sports. Since it is made up of so much of the student body, the spirit of Westbrook is truly represented. W. A. A. organizes inter-house tournaments, games, play days, as well as a variety of other activities. Winter Carnival is one of its most important activities. A iazz concert, snow sculptures, formal dance, and lots of fun and laughter characterize this weekend. The olticers this year are Mimi Leighton, president, Peggy Mackey, vice- president, Dotty Kasprow, secretary, and Sue Robinson, treasurer. Miss Jean Gilmore is the able advisor ofthe W. A. A. 1 5 11 W ... Hg ,Zeit 76 OUTING CLUB 2 ' 1 1 5 X AW '7'1T. L VA I T F 5- i T i 1 f as t . if . J . I - , . r ,, .2 1 - ' , V N 4 ' A N, I 1: .J EQ. A 'V-is .sz i X , fy .Q :.' ' 5 ' ii, ' ' 74 1 N 'f ' J. J. l V i Q Y l' .P Q 9 y 9 Q X. ,,.. '15 fx iss -. Y i . it . - , , J. K 1 1v Q A . Front: N. Gilman, A. Johnson, J. Rollins, P. Marsaw, J. Mims. Back: J. Berest, J. Ganey, S. Robinson, l.. Sutherland, J. Robbins, M. Leighton, J. Woods, J. Keppel. A deep sea fishing trip at the beginning ofthe year, various mountain climbing trips during the fall, skiing weekends to Bridgton, Sunday River, and Sugarloaf through the long winter months, and a clam and lobster bake in the spring. These are some of the activities the Outing Club sponsored through the year. The Outing Club was led, this year, by president, Arlene Johnson, vice- president, Judy Rollins, secretary, Jody Mimsp treasurer, Penny Marsawp and publicity chairmen Janice Ganey and Joanne Robbins. The advisor ofthe Outing Club was Miss Nancy Gilman. 77 BASKETBALL Kneeling: B. Moody, L. Jenson, M. Leighton, S. Musgrave, Captain, S. Sawyer, G. Wilkes, D. Bullard, Miss Gilman, Coach. Standing: Miss Gilmore, Coach, S. Robinson, L. Darling, G. Rosendhal, H. Nowers, D. Kasprow. The first of the inter-house competitions this year was basketball with Hersey taking first place and Deering a close second. There were many hoarse students after those games, and also good prospects for an excellent basketball team. On the varsity basketball team were Hilary Nowers, Dotty Kasprow, Sandy Musgrave, Barbara Smith, Gretchen Rosendhal, Brenda Moody, Gail Wilkes, Lu Jenson, Mimi Leighton, Sandy Sawyer, Deidre Bullard, Linda Darling, and Sue Robinson. The team played some rough competition among whom were Plymouth State Teachers' College and Husson. The team is directed in all competition and practice by Miss Jean Gilmore and Miss Nancy Gilman. 78 CANTER CLUB Sitting: M. Morse, D. Montgomery, S. Downes, J. Howes, M. Stowell. Standing: B. Clough, N. Leigh, L. Bechman, L. Thayer, B. Marchant, R. Rowell, S. Thorpe. Tally-Ho! The Canter Club is composed of students that enjoy riding and the satisfaction of becoming experienced in equitation. Among the activities planned were a dance, sleigh rides, and camping trips. Another important activity was the student-facility meet during May Weekend, which proved to be very interesting for both the audience and participants. The Club experienced a very successful year by winning most of their riding meets. Under the capable guidance of their advisor, Mrs. John McGowan, the girls elected as their officers Sue Downes, president, Mary Stowell, vice-president, Martha Morse, secretary, and D. Montgomery, riding chairman. 79 f -. :pggsxws 4 , ., V xNMNRs X . E? W' f- A my . WL., ., ' W, -w- iHY'w 'v1 Aipgenzfazxvm .. ,, ,,..g A wi 1 5. A . www-N H--'-fa - W' ' ' A - 2-'-' 4' -- fww:,:.f ' W' ' . . 'Y14'Qrf3-gg, '- 5 H 'Q X X- Y W x 'W' ' '- ,wgfiwijs +f',M3X1V W Q x A X, 11: 'fwlhf ,X . ,wa f. , 1 '1 , ,, F f Nmwkff'-ff Wim A1,.,,,Wm-'gfw-f-,, , f. ,J ., fam' I ,mf K A .- 'K 7...-, .fs-'sew' ,J 0 4 +1 ' f 01 Y XA if , K 1 Q3 V - W , . Hg-qnww,.+, wWqf'k 'f'fH f fe z ,' , .f 4 M , X f 4 J .- Q .S H wuu..1w Q55 wen ,Jlzvwlfi 5553 wrwf' -my Ugg-Q, M ww H W: - ,gin ,,,,,U,1i1W - Q: ,M X , ,lH,,H,g,, A N , Nw , N Hum , Just! wwf, U,,,,, KM. Y ,,,, , P , ,, , ,, . , , , mg- S: 1 :mn ,ga 1 N 5 B QW mu mm? H as 11 mggn l my K saga 3 5, VY is This weekend exemplifies the unity of the Westbrook family of parents, instructors, administration, and students. Everyone has an opportunity to mingle and to know one another better. The weekend festivities began with an auction of faculty services on Friday. Then Saturday morning a coffee hour given by President and Mrs. Blewett at Hollister House set the mood of friendliness so typical of Westbrook Junior College. The traditional talent show was given, thoroughly enioyed by all, and of course there was the smoker competition, helping to end the weekend with excitement and fond memories. 83 CHRISTMAS. WEEKEND 3 H, EAE. ff y Q Q A 1' What could set a more delightful atmosphere for this year's Christmas weekend than Mistletoe Mist. Even the weather was cooperative. This year, for the first time, a buffet and a dance were held at the Eastland Hotel, which was beautifully decorated to suit the theme of the weekend. Of course, there were many house parties and the traditional carol sing was held on the mall. The carol sing is perhaps one of the most memorable events held on campus. There is a true feeling of togetherness and a memory firmly imprinted on every Westbrook student's mind. 84 .45 5 , L sh-.LT f-L13 1. ,': I ff, . 45g'fifL I , QQ 'Y ' A 'Puz-tug-,H V x I5 Q ifiwar-3 ' 'ff' 31' ' . 'W L . -Q,-V ,Q , ' as NA D' N , .WI r WMM . as ,VU ffl 41 :I 4 85 WINTER CARNIVAL fr V jun- H X V . ,U - Eggs- W xf1'xw'wfQ WINTER CARNIVAL Just as winter seems unbearable and all students wish it would disappear, there is a sudden pleading cry for more snow,and everyone knows it's time for Winter Carnival. This year was no exception, and we all held our breath for fear of any snow melting. But in spite of any adversities, Wonderland by Night went along as smooth as clock work. The weekend began with an ice show, iazz festival, and house parties on Friday. Of course, no one would miss the Alumnae-Varsity basketball game on Saturday. Saturday, the piece de resistance, the carnival formal, and at long last came the crowning of the queen. All good things must come to an end and many sad goodbyes were said on Sunday, a hallmark of a successful weekend. 87 MAY WEEKEND fr - Y l I In I,-AN... N-W.. Q Oriental Fantasy was the theme chosen by the class of '61 for May Weekend. This was an especially exciting weekend for the Freshmen class because thirteen lucky members would be tapped Junior Deans. This weekend was marked by picnics, the freshmen talent show, the awards assembly, ancl of course the formal at the Portland Club. It was a memorable weekend for everyone but particularly so for the new J.D.'s and our May Queen. 88 . Q-'5.. U f, yn ' V , . I, A QE g . . li., H, N 5? K. . I , 11 , V V w ww N H ' A M ' , A 1 l k ' I 89 iz Q FACULTY FOLLIES 7 wr 0? if if , !---- -- I Q4 gk. if X. 4.,EniI f x ' Q ,,, Y, fb H E. n Qu 1 w www nf MCU: r5'f .U f,- ,H NWN. i - fm: , ,A 32 SQQQNQ' ., , , .QED ,f W , N. gywam JL? 1- A w H, 1 is Qi , ,,, u ' ...' X 'fi .,A 3' , 1 90 H 5 .af . 5 , V A + SENIORS N W H , .. ww 1- Qmswr may M ' ' V 59-q5?g5iwjWmQfgg2'Ivx W ffjg :za F! V, - ,-1-jig 5 .53 wp! ,. Eff' J 1 w mum 'H H H H N EE N 6 aw- A -'Sag H M H , MN mu ' fi3,wH.M M f Y Ml! 91 gggm.M., -' a, WWW, ,N N Q ,J-wwW'-mg-1,gw:1ngmLw,Lg44Eg31nyfggsgggfm my 0 ,g,,,.?7 , -Q-S. SENIORS 'ln if aff L3 -F ' wa 4' in f ' WH, , , , ml 1 uw vr Hx W ,,i. ,,, - -W N if s-4' N' Vx ww fi: H '63 92 w ' ,N X uw wi 'uw Sm E Q L N, in , mam Neem K 2. w 1 .V , ,-....,- my w 'TY '-1 '--1 vw if CLASS OF 1962 ...fs 5, in ., Q iff' 'Xt . eww. it R. sa. .QQ ' 'W' ilu: Q Abbot, Susan, Randolph Center, Vermont Abbot, Madelyne, 32 Clemons St., South Portland, Me. Ackley, Lyndell, 208 Ray St., Portland, Me. Allen, Elizabeth, Cushing St., Ashburnham, Mass. Anderson, Sandra, 389 Lincoln St., South Portland, Me. Baciagalupo, Soleita, 500 Chadwick Road, Haverhill, Mass. Bailey, Jean, New Castle, Me. Baird, Marilyn, P.O. 300, Perth, N. B., Canada Baker, Marlene, 359 Deering Ave., Portland, Me. Baker, Virginia, Abington, Conn. Barnhard, Katherine, Sunset Trail, Groton-On-Hudson, N. Y. Bean, Martha, 76 Oxford St., South Paris, Me. Beckman, Linda, 32 Landers Road, East Hartford, Conn. Bennett, Carole Ann, 56 Ledgelawn Ave., Lexington, Mass. Bibby, Helen, 14 Gilman St., Holyoke, Mass. Bowden, Nancy, 34 Reitz Parkway, Pittsfield, N. Y. Brahn, Virginia Elaine, 10 Main St., Fairfield, Me. Brockway, Gerry, Lafayette Road, Seabrook, New Hamp. Brown, Carole Lee, 62 Washington St., Concord, New Hamp. Bullard, Diedre, Summer Street, Marshfield, Mass. Bunnell, Sandra, 333 Sherwood St., Portland, Me. Burr, Katherine, Northeast Harbor, Me. Busher, Carol Ann, 31 Charles St., Putnam, Conn. Butler, Anna, 4 Bartley St., Wakefield, Mass. Buttrick, Janice, 28 Larrabee St., Melrose, Mass. Caldwell, Joan, 16 Brooks St., Winchester, Mass. Cameron, Catherine, 33 Edgeworth Ave., Portland, Me. Caron, Constance, 25 Shawmut St., Lewiston, Me. Casey, Linda, Birch Lane, Greenwich, Conn. Chabot, Louise, 61-7th Street, Auburn, Me. Chamberlain, Gail, Pawson Park, Branford, Conn. Champion, Liane, Kezar Falls, Maine Chenard, Janice, Portland Road, Saco, Me. Clapper, Susan, 111 Eliot Ave., West Newton, Mass. Clausing, Elizabeth Carolyn, 35 Harris Road, Katonah, N. Y. Clough, Beverly, Pascale Ave., Rockport, Me. Clunie, Jean, 71 Brook Road, Falmouth, Me. Cook, Joanne, 2063 Congress St., Portland, Me. Couillard, Joan, 49 Leonard Road, North Weymouth, Mass. Crabtree, Diann, 9 Highland Park, Fairfield, Me. Crawford, Diane, 175 Riverbank Road, Stamford, Conn. Cree, Judith, Mount Vernon, Maine Croy, Marilyn, 550 Cumberland Ave., Portland, Me., Curtis, Nancy, Pleasant St., Rangely, Me. Daffinee, Gail, 60 Bellevue Ave., Melrose, Mass. Darling, Linda Ann, 16 Wheeler Road, North Grafton, Mass. DeAngelis, Judith, 101 Alston Ave., Westville, Conn. DeCiccio, Sandra, 45 McArthur Drive, North Providence, R. I. Delano, Mary, Lobster Cove Road, Boothbay Harbor, Me. Derby, Nancy, 14 Page Place, Woburn, Mass. Donahue, Patricia, 44 Oakland Terrace, Burlington, Vt. Dotson, Winifred, 40 Maple St., Buzzards Bay, Mass. Doyle, Carol-Ann, 13 Mechanic St., Westbrook, Me. Duffy, Lorna, 290 Woodside Circle, Fairfield, Conn. Duguay, Simonne, 77 Central St., Westbrook, Me. Ecker, Susan, Main Street, Rowley, Mass. Emerson, Jill, 385 Summer Ave., Reading, Mass. Emery, Jeanette, 19 Lovell Road,- Lynnfield, Mass. . ...Ui ...ee my ,ree exam, ...- Evers, Clare, 17 Gilman St., Augusta, Me. Fahey, Janice, 6 Pershing Road, Salem, Mass. Fearing, Valerie, 53 Tafts Ave., Winthrop, Mass. Fickett, Ellen, 337 Mitchell Road, Cape Elizabeth, Me. Fisher, Judith, 13-O5 20th St., Fair Lawn, N. J. Fitzgerald, Deborah, 57 Charles St., Natick, Mass. Fitzgibbons, Kathleen, 239 Weston Road, Wellesley, Mass. Faye, Patricia, 34 Park St., Westbrook, Me. Frey, Miriam, 21 Belmont Place, Melrose, Mass. Fustaci, Madeline, 94 Providence Ave., South Portland, Me. Fuller, Jeanne, Box 575 Kelly Blvd., North Attleboro, Mass Gagnier, Dale, 195 Montello St., Lewiston, Me. Gale, Winifred, 9 Upland Road, Wellesley, Mass. Gallant, Roxann, 106 Codman St., Portland, Me. Gardner, Judith, 6 Mackworth St., Portland, Me. Gillis, Jane Ann, 62 Main St., Thomaston, Me. Green, Frances, 1105 Boylston North, Seattle, Washington Greymont, Nancy, 137 Hawthorne Ave., Needham, Mass. Gura, Susan, 39 Washburn Ave., Wellesley, Mass. Hall, Nancy, 61 Hartley St., Portland, Me. Hallowell, Jane, 256 Capisic St., Portland, Me. Hartley, Tacy, U.S. Route 302, Raymond, Me. Hartstone, Ellen, 296 Woodward St., Waban, Mass. Haskell, Cynthia, Nourse Road, Bolton, Mass. Hausman, Elizabeth, North Main St., Middleton, Mass. Henkel, Charlotte, 246 Deering Ave., Portland, Me. Heywood, Diane, 59 Greenwood Ave., Winthrop, Me. Hill, Judith, 46 Brace Road, Newington, Conn. Hill, Nancy, 89 South Main St., Pittsford, Mass. Hiller, Judith C., 27 Main St., Fairhaven, Mass. Hinkley, Diane, 19 Highland Ave., Augusta, Me. Hobson, Carlotte, 23 Wilbur Ave., Meriden, Conn. Hobson, Mary, 15 Palmer Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Honey, Lynda, Aurora, Maine Howard, Prudence, 215 Crosby St., Arlington, Mass. Howes, Mary, 29 Orchard St., Portland, Me. Humiston, Lynda, 23 River St., Brandon, Vt. Hunter, Patricia, 1545 West Broadway, South Portland, Me Hyland, Nino, 109 Bradley St., Biddeford, Me. lngeman, Lucie, 91 Tulip Ave., Floral Park, N. Y. James, Carole, 24 Summer St., Georgetown, Mass. Jenson, Helen, 15 Hoyt Court, Darien, Conn. Johnson, Cynthia, 79 Pilgrim Road, Wellesley, Mass. Jones, Coral, East Hill Road, Monson, Mass. Kendall, Mary, 89 Prospect St., Portland, Me. Kinney, Judith, 45 Pond St., Georgetown, Mass. Kinney, Kathleen, 10 Compton Road, Cape Elizabeth, Me. Knies, Barbara, 650 Westbrook Road, Ridgewood, N. J. Knudsen, Susan, 21 Libby Ave., Westbrook, Me. Koelbl, Margaretta, 1350 Cooper Road, Scotch Plains, N. J Lalumiere, Marilyn, 1568 Washington Ave., Portland, Me. Lampros, Cynthia, Sutton Hill Road, North Andover, Mass. Larkin, Ann, 60 Summit St., Woodland, Me. Larrivee, Jeanine, 3 Shawmut St., Lewiston, Me. Larsen, Carol, 492 Deering Ave., Portland, Me. Leavitt, Sandra, Bolt Hill Road, Elliot, Me. Lebow, Henrietta, 28 Byfield Road, Newton, Mass. Leigh, Nancy, 124 State St., Windsor, Vt. Levine, Joyce, 22 Holwell St., Portland, Me. Levy, Judith, 22 Clifford St., Portland, Me. Lewis, Nancy, 686 South Main St., Sharon, Mass. Litchfield, Donna, 8 Drew St., Augusta, Mass. Littlefield, Lana, 140 Pershing Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Lovell, Carol, 10 Central Close, Auburndale, Mass. Low, Joan, 59 Cleveland Ave., Braintree, Mass. MacAllen, Willa, 8 Independence Lane, Hingham, Mass. MacDonald, Susan, 45 Fogg Road, South Weymouth, Mass. Mackey, Margaret, Alger Court, Westbourne, Bronxville, N Martin, Julia, 210 Main Ave., Portland, Me. Matthews, Beverly, Orchard Terrace, Hyde Park, Vt. Maxwell, Phyllis, 34 Hillis St.,.Portland, Me. McCarron, Shalmeer, 17 Pleasant St., Wenham, Mass. McCarthy, K. 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