Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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

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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

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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