Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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The Retailing Club is organized each year to help retailing majors understand this broad and interesting Held. The club also welcomes students of other courses to join. Monthly meetings are held in Alumnae Lounge where the sixty members discuss future programs and events of the club. The annual fashion show, presented by the club and sponsored by I. E. Palmer, is the principal event of the year. Other activities include a special Christmas party, a spring dance, and numerous speakers who discuss good grooming, proper posture, and poise. Oflicers this year are Barbara Williamson, President, Elizabeth Iohnston, Vice- President, Susan Walton, Secretary-Treasurer, Amity Pierce, social chairman, Iudith Cree and Ruth Schuessler, assistants to the social chairman. Miss Constance Curry, the Director of Retailing, is the club advisor. Retailing Club , ' I X First row: V. Younker, I. Hill, I. Caldwell, C. Busher, E. Muth I. Cofiillard, C. Lovell, I. Cree, A. Larkin. Second row: Mrs Dugan, N. Newbert, S. Eckert, C. Lampros, K. Lister, B Mackay, C. Rodriguez, H. Stevens. Third row: R. Schuessler, G. Newton, N. Montgomery, M. Bicknell, L. Baker, F. Harding L. Johnston, S. Walton, B. Williamson, A. Pierce, B. Graves l- Irving, T. Hartley. f 'PFYVUQ' ' mi' a'

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B. Milbery, B. Clough, I. Irving, L. Beckman, M. Morse, I. - '- Walker, S, Thorpe, R. Rowell, S. Beane. Absent: M. Bird. l Q N I sa V sr? 1 f Cl Tl Zi e 1' Club i- The Canter Club is a growing club in which the girls learn good fellowship, sportsmanship and horsemanship by participating in meets with other schools. A supper ride this spring, a rummage sale, and horseshow on May Weekend, in which the girls displayed their riding skills, were three interesting club activities. Martha Morse, President, Mary Bird, Vice-President, Brenda Milbery, Secretary, Beverly Clough, Treasurer, and Mrs. john McGowan, Club Advisor, led the club onward for an enjoyable year.

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First row: S. Knudsen, M. Croy, P. Maxwell, I. Lee, N Creymont. Second row: C. Caron, C. Morris, N. Mitchell, B Polomski, E. Hausman, L. Champion, C. Haskell, R. Rowell L. Brown, D, Smith, S. Ulljan. Third row: G. Daffinee, I Bean, B. Wood, I. Hiller, L. Moore, C. Lampros, J. Manning, lg. Woodworth, S. Ross, C. Roberts, E. Foster, P. Morin, I. orey. Science Club , I tri... , The Science Club was organized for those students wishing to explore and learn more about its expanding lield. Interesting Elms, various speakers from the medical profession, and a trip to the Boston City Hospital were some of the year,s activities. The club was advised by Mr. Edward Hooghkirk, Mr. Carlyle Lewis, and Mr. Iohn Gordon, and led by its oflicers, Cynthia Haskell, President, Lianne Cham- pion, Vice-President, and Elizabeth Hausman, Secretary-Treasurer. X X i Q! in-R' if I