Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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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