Westbrook College - Tower Yearbook (Westbrook, ME)

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. ' gy , 1. M01 ' 'WK Q. -.1 V is -l I F First How: L. Laidlaw, A. Bailey, D. Melaugh, S. Sharp. Second Row: Mr. Gordon, I. Whitley, E. Greene, L. Burr, J. Manning, S. Ullian. Third Row: R. Curry, S. Reid, B. Pierce, B. Bryon, S. Zampieri, I. Luneau, C. Johnston. btuhnnt member Qmericau Suniztp of Makita! Ulenbnulugisits 1552.9 iii: Hit knnhm what 7777 Y Y DQDYZLL. ULLI-'lllf A i T A Baking hun fnxmb hulp :nrullzh as n snlbcnt in tin Qrts ann briznrr nl Hlrbxml IQUOIBIBU' Irrbniqur il hvrrlw arcqnrh as a mrmbcr nl tb: Qnumnn bunny ul Mrhlral Uicrhnnloqisks ,, D- 1' mm- mm .1 vm, -:amber , A SQA ujzslf-1151, I nm rf -- --A-' - f 'K ---0 'em A .Vs . za af -- 'Qu' . A r no is A Tr'- - , . wi, , ,. L-gf,-' 6 D The medical technology students at Westbrook en- joy the privilege of being affiliated student members of the national professional association, the American Society of Medical Technologists. Activities of this group are centered upon a serious study of what it means to be a medical technologist. Lectures by visit- ing experts, discussions and demonstrations, and Held trips all serve to give added insight into the demands of the profession and help prepare the students for their important fourth year of study and training in an accredited hospital school of medical technology. Mr. John Gordon is advisor to the group.

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i or o 2 .a- L r I Y' P- J 2 Nlilrtktililhliif Seated C Meader M Harrison C Curtis A Gallagher I Osgood C Osborne I Taylor S Baird Standing C MacGregor S M1cConncll I T'1ylor D Nelson B Reagan B Baker S Buchanan S Levesque B Ball D Geer E Koppflng SENIOR MEMBERS da 5. , 47 l ...,:-llmaf tlxlifsr FRESHMAN MEMBERS Seated K Quinn D Wilber B White L Theodore I Baker I Tracy K Foisy P Taber Standmg R Schofield B LeGendre N Zimmermann I 1 .S :IRL il .Iii c.. . leil 'ill 21 -I fc! 'lp W li A , . lf 'f f - f. ..,l 'i9 is . ls I' D f 19. 1 l 7 ' , i ' X , ' ' xiii as lax if, 1,14 1, I ,E ' N ' UL.. vi? 'lfQ7j, I Mx , 4 .,,,. .l' - 1 in -K j 1' -1- ' I . - '-N-Q 'A A - 1 - -. , - 5 , - S r N- 1' - V , .'lfi si 5-I I ' :ep if lfll iii-T - ' : - -- . - Q . - Q . 7 lie I V153-iff . , . . , . -- , . . , . , . It l.a.xlg'5 'Ebert all rerffr , . 1 . . qu U' 2 -2 it l r ll Zi. 1. n - ,X ' X 'H' .. I ii . . e fe . X. L .Z Lu .1 2. si, li lim, 'K .flea lg l l ll 'J I h rv' y I I I rVe'1 ET eq I ., L- E. Jr. - L i 2 G' 1 if ' lil I f George, E. Iohnson, S Smith, G McCarthy, G Cross, I Carleton, P. Gore, H. Weimont. Westb1'ook's dental hygiene society is a junior chapter of the American Dental Hygienists' Association and is open only to students in this curriculum. This year's speakers and programs have been held in conjunction with the Portland Dental Association. In October, 1963, the senior students profited from a never- to-be-forgotten trip to Atlantic City, where they attended the National Dental Convention. The group's advisor is Miss Linda Preston, and oilicers for the year were Ann Gallagher, President, Iane Baker, Vice-President, Ianice Osgood, Sec- retary, and Beverly Davidson, Treasurer. 91

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W? Seated: S. Farrell, C. Massa, M. Johnston. Standing: I. Craven, M. Ellis, B, Eklund. From the Georgetown Conference in the fall came the idea for a new club on campus. The Fine Arts Council is made up of rep- resentatives from the non-athletic groups and is advised by Dean Bibber. The aim of the group is to stimulate an interest in the arts. Two areas of particular concern are music and drama. It is hoped that through this group, all stu- dents will become more aware of cultural activity and programs in the Portland area, as well as on Campus. 93 1