Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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C a-an Seated: M. Getz, C. Lynds, D. Miller, M. Ruder. Standing: B. Spencer, B. Mason, L. Hodgkin, M. Harmon, D. Patten, N. Albertson, S. Emery, S. Drury, N. Rowland, L. Oshry, L. Lundgren, C. Powers, C. Brown, J. White, K. Prario. As the public press is the voice of Americans, the WIC News is the voice of Westbrook junior College. It is a reflection of our thoughts, ideas, events, and beliefs. I wish to thank all stailf members for their enthusias- tic efforts in making this voice heard. To Miss Greta Kerr, who has given us so much of her inspiration, devotion and fine newspaper tech- niques, l extend special thanks. A reminder to under classmen - a paper is only what you put into it - make your VVJC News factual, controversial, and stimulating in the years to follow. Q' Meg Getz, Editor Marlene Getz, Editor we i ' 131, ' f' .,.... t. ' X L. 5 '1 f'iTi' 'A 5 ,,'i. . l:' A ff ,ie ,J 5 vi J , i i . 1 V ' D' t ff ' Lv L e - -v i a- 4 f I Y 5 Q ll 1 Lt:-L Seated, Editorial Staff: M. Cetz, J. White, N. Albertson. ,Carol Braun . Standing: C. Brown, S. Drury, C. Rallis. W.I.C.s Glamour WIHUCT

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Kneeling: C. Nolin, C. Holmes, M. Morin, K. Newsky, P. McKay, N. Rowland, S. Drury. Seated: I. Gagnon, E. Oshry, M. Callahan, B. Eklund, S. Reardon, I. Mallett. Stanrling: I. Howard, D. Miller, J. Kwok, M. Hager, M. Getz, M. Harmon, S. Loose. 2nd How: P. Holcomb, M. Melendy, L. Marvin, S. Emery, L. Lundgren, G. Powers, E. Calanis, S. Small. The dramatic club at Westbrook first assumed its name, The Masque and Candle, in 1940 and its symbolism still makes the club's name appropriate today. The play's the thingf said Hamlet, wherein I'll catch the conscience of the kingf' Thus does the high craft of the theater seek in both comedy and tragedy to reveal the truth. The Masque and Candle offers opportunity to the student to experiment with this craft in all its various forms - acting, staging, production, and make up. Dramatic coach this year has been Mr. Steven Kardaleff assisted by the club oliicers, Maryeileen Callahan, , President, Barbara Eklund, Vice-President, Suzanne Reardon, Secretary, Elizabeth Oshry, Treasurer. The first production of the year was John Millington Synge's one-act poetic tragedy, Riders to the Seaf' The major spring production was Thurber's Carnival. V V . ' ' li ii 1 'Tr .' 'E S .gd Director Kardaleff applies aging to Closing scene in Riders to the Sea Sue Drury's piquant face.

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A, Seated: L. Sable, Proof Reading, L. Coughlan, Sports. Standing: C. Meader, Business, S. Nye, Artg N. Albertson, Editor-In-Chief, C. McCombe, Photography, Mrs. Healy, C. Osbome, Activities. My sincerest appreciation is extended to all who have supported the 1964 TOWER Editors in their endeavors to create an outstanding yearbook and es- pecially to you, Mrs. Dorothy Healy, for your most helpful and understanding Ways. Nancy Albertson, Editor if f X4 Kneeling: C. Meader, S. Ladrie, K. Prario, L. Sable, C. Howes. Seated: L. Elis, S. Nye, E. Buchman, I. Lobdell, N. Albertson, L. Coughlan, C. Osborne, S. Reid, M. Harmon. Standing: C. McCombe, M. Cetz, S. Drury, M. Wentworth, Mrs. Healy, L. Oshry, L. Doyle, D. MacAlary, L. Bailey, B. Byron. 85 A Al lf L1