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WESTBROOK JUNIOR COILLEG

Editor-in-Chief Priscilla Ward

Assistant Editor Barbara Wilkes

Biographies Barbara Comstock

Sonya Randolph

Joan Walsh

Clubs Sally Lothrop

Geraldine Mayo

Sports Patricia Libby

House Activities Geraldine Mayo

Artists Patricia Marsaw

Carol Langman

Jacqueline Pickens

Leanne Hawkes

WESTBROOK 954 JUNIOR COLLEGE

Everyone knows his congenial smile, and his sense of humor . . . With Westbrook for six years as Director of the Psychology Department, Arthur Freundlich has served as a friend and able advisor to each and every student . . . In gratitude, the Tower honors him in 1954 . . . THE PRESIDENT

DR. MILTON D. PROCTOR THE DEAN

MR. FRANK E. HOBSON JR. DEAN OF RESIDENCE

MISS PHYLLIS M. FLAVIN ASSISTANT DEAN OF RESIDENCE

MISS MARGARET A. DEWEY MISS ELIZABETH BABBOTT MR. MARSHALL BRYANT Science Department Director of Music Department

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MISS PASQUALINA CAPUTI MISS VIRGINIA CERRI C Music Department Secretarial Science U L T

MISS CONSTANCE CURRY MRS.GEORGE CUSHMAN Y Director of Retailing Home Economics F A C

MISS GRACE DOW MR. ARTHUR L. FREUNDLICH English Department Head, Psychology Department U L T Y

MRS. JOHN L. GORDON MR. JOHN L GORDON Secretarial Science Science Department

MR. THEODORE G. GRIDLEY MISS MARY LEE HAUGUM Head, Journalism Department Speech and Dramatics MISS THELMA L HILLSON MR. EDWARD O. HOOGHKIRK Head, Secretarial Science Head, Science Department

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MISS ELIZABETH HONAN MR. ROBERT IMLAY C Secretarial Science History of Art, Pottery U L T

MR. ALBERT JACOBS MISS LUCILLE KIDDER Y Family Relations Arts and Crafts MR. W. GREGOR MACFARLAN MISS ELLEN MCQUARIE Head, Social Science Head, Language Department Department

MISS MARY PIKE MISS MARTHA A. PRATT MISS LILLIAN PUTNAM Librarian Head, Physical Education Home Economics Department

MISS EVELYN M. STINCHFIELD MRS. CAROLINE TOWNSEND Secretarial Science Reading Techniques

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Yes—the hats of the entire Westbrook Family are off to Jerry Haley (and Charlotte) who have been offering d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s meals to us since 1942 . . . have a special meal you'd like for supper?—see Jerry ... or snacks after a basket­ ball game?—see Jerry! . . . and what will it be for the Farm this weekend?—see Jerry! . . . the scrumptious pastries are Charlotte's work. Thank's Jerry—for EVERYTHING!

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WESTBROOK 954 JUNIOR COLLEGE THERESA MARIE ALBERT Y3b J^ "Terry" St. Francis, Maine Junior College General Transfer from Mt. Ida Junior College Outing Club.

Masque and Candle 1; SRA 1; May Pag­ eant 1; Outing Club 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2; Secretary of Deering House 2; House Council 2; Var­ sity Softball 1; May Weekend-Ti< Chairman; Retailing Club 2

ELAINE HARRIETT ANDERSON "Lane" Fryeburg, Maine Junior College General Glee Club 1; IRC 2; Science Club 1; WAA 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports I. 2. RUTH M. BARNES ; Vi Westbrook, Maine Medical Secretary Science Club 1, 2; SRA 1; Interhouse Sing 1, 2. X

DORIS BERLOW "Do-Do" Newton, Massachusetts Secretarial Science Masque and Candle 1, 2; Riding Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; SRA 2; IRC 2. )*+- m^ JUDITH E. BLUMENTHAL "Judy" Portland, Maine Liberal Arts Glee Club I, 2; Science Club 2; Outing Club 2; Outing Club Council 2; Junior Dean 2; Senior Class Treasurer 2; Science Club Treasurer 2; Vice-President of Day 1/ Hops I.

GENEVA A. BOYNE Portland, Maine Medical Secretary Science Club l, 2; Outing Club 2; Inter- house Sing l, 2; Interhouse Sportsl. DOROTHY L BROW "Dottie" Portland, Maine Junior College General Glee Club 1, 2; Margray 1, 2; Tower 2.

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PATRICIA ANN BUNKER "Pat" Augusta, Maine Secretarial Science IRC, Masque and Candle. CLAUDETTE B. CARON Westbrook, Maine Retailing Glee Club 1; Retailing Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2.

SALLY ANN CATON -Sal" X Bath, Maine Pre-Professional Nursery School Riding Club 1; Outing Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Field Hockey Varsity 1, 2; Basketball Junior Varsity 1, 2; Softball Varsity 1, 2; nterhouse Sports 1, 2,

JO ANN CLARK "Jo" Amherst, New Hampshire Terminal Home Economics Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 2; Masque and Candle 2; IRC 2; American Muse Costume Committee 2. MARCIA PAIGE CLARKE "Marsh" Stoneham, Massachusetts Retailing Retailing Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2.

NCY RUTH CLAF "Nance" Quincy, Massachusetts ^L General Secretarial Science Outing Club 1, 2; House Treasurer 2; Mas­ que and Candle 2; WAA; Spring Pageant; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

BETTYANN COBB "Betty" Winthrop, Massachusetts Pre-Medical Technique Outing Club 1; Riding Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2. BARBARA S. COMSTOCK "Barb" East Hartford, Connecticut Journalism Secretary Outing Club 1, 2; Council President 2; Student Council 1, Secretary 1; House Treasurer 1; Glee Club 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Margray 1, 2, Feature Editor 2; Tower 2; Junior Dean, President 2.

ADELE HOYT CORE "Del" Hartsdale, New York ^^^^^^^^Secretarial Science Outing Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2, Assistant Man­ ager 1; House Vice-President 2; Decora­ tion Committee for May Weekend Dance;

NANCY COREY "Nance" Cumberland Center, Maine Medical Secretary Interhouse Sing 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2«

CHARLOTTE CRISP "Crispy" Nashua, New Hampshire Terminal Home Economics SRA; Interhouse Sports; House Secre­ tary 1. CAROL HELEN CROCKETT "Davey" Winchester, Massachusetts Pre-Professional Nursery Training Glee Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Field Hockey 1; Interhouse Sports; SRA 1; American Muse 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Sci­ ence Club 1; WAA 1; Basketball Varsity 1.

JANE ALEXANDRA DUNNING "Sandy" Bangor, Maine Pre-Professional Nursery School IRC, Treasurer; SRA; Outing Club; Inter­ house Sports; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Bas­ ketball; WAA. NANCY MAE EARL ->ss*r *m\ "Nancy" East Waterboro, Maine General Course

BARBARA HERTHA FOCHLER "Rocky" Cumberland Foreside, Portland, Maine Pre X-Ray Technician Science Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2. MARION LOUISE FOSTER "Fuzz" White Plains, New York Retailing Masque and Candle 1; Retailing Club 1, 2, Vice-President 1; SRA 1; Outing Club 1.

ing Outing Club; WAA; Retailing Club; Glee Club; SRA; Science Club; Masque and Candle; Spring Pageant; Interhou Sports; Co-operative Dormitory

ISABELLA MARY GARDELLA

Haverhill, Massachusetts % . | dfl |p ^^^^ Retailing WAA 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; House Council 2; Retailing Club 1, Secre­ tary.

JUDITH ANN GATES "Judy" Melrose, Massachusetts Home Economics Transfer *—" President of Houghton Co-operative Dormitory 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2. JOAN GIGGEY "Joan" Fort Fairfield, Maine Retailing *m Retailing Club 1, 2; Riding Club 2; IRC 2; Outing Club 1.

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GLORIA MARGARET GRAFTON |^. "Lori" Portland, Maine I B^^^^J^ RetailinRetailii g Outing Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; IRC 2; Masque and Candle 2; Interhouse Sports 2; House Secretary-

ABIGAIL C. HALL "Abby" Portland, Maine Junior College General Riding Club 2; Outing Club 2. LEANNE HAWKES "Lea" Portland, Maine Arts and Crafts Glee Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2; Glee Club President 2; Halloween Skits 2; Win­ ter Carnival Skits 1, 2.

PAULINE ELAINE HIBBERT Swansea, Massachusetts Medical Secretary Science Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Inter­ house Sports 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Inter­ house Sing 1, 2. ALICE MARIE HODGDON "Allie" Burlington, Vermont Junior College General Masque and Candle 1, 2; Varsity Hockey 1; Outing Club 1, Interclass Play, Director 1; House Council 1; Interhouse Sports 2; Carnival Committee, Spring Pageant; In­ terhouse Sing 1, 2.

Secretarial Science Outing Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Masque and Candle 2; SRA 2; Junior Varsity Bas­ ketball 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Tennis Team 1. •* W ^W

JEANETTE MILDRED HOPKINS "Squeakie" North Haven, Maine Pre-Professional Nursery School Outing Club 2; IRC 2; WAA 1, 2; Co­ operative Dormitory. MARION LOUISE HORGAN "Butch" Maiden, Massachusetts Liberal Arts Riding Club 1; Outing Club 1; SRA 1; Cotton Ball Refreshment Chairman 1.

N HOVEY JACKSON Chelmsford, Massachusetts Junior College General Outing Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 2; WAA 1,2; WAA Council, Grayleader, 1, President 2; Field Hockey, Manager 1; Varsity Hockey 2; Interhouse Sports I, 2; House Social Chairman 1; House Coun­ cil 1, 2; Interclass Play 1; Christmas Play ; Winter Carnival 1, 2. ^^B

ANNE JACKSON "Jo" Portland, Maine

Glee Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, Day Hop Social Chairman 2; Margray 1 2; Tower 2; SRA 1; American Muse Interhouse Sing 1, 2; Halloween Skits 1 2; Winter Carnival Skit 1, 2.

BARBARA OLIVE JOHNSON "Barb" Lewiston, Maine Junior College General Masque and Candle 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Winter Carnival Committee; May Pageant. SHEILA L JOHNSON "Johnnie" Manchester, New Hampshire Medical Secretary Science Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Out­ ing Club Council 2 ; President of Fresh­ man Class; Winter Carnival Committee 1; May Day Court 1; Junior Dean Vice-Presi­ dent 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Christmas Play 1; Interhouse Sports 2.

ATRICIA ELIZABETH "Pat" V Rumford, Maine ^k Pre-Medical Technique Outing Club 1; Masque and Candle 1; Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Inter­ house Sing 1, 2.

CAROLYN KENDALL Glen Ridge, New Jersey %^l^^ d^^^k <^^1^L ^eTa Masque and Candle 1; Outing Club Coun cil-Treasurer 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; Tenni Varsity 1, 2; Carnival Committee; Inte house Sports 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Inter­ house Sing. ^^

MARILYN PAULINE KIDDER "Mai" Manchester, New Hampshire Secretarial Science IRC, Corresponding Secretary 1; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Inter­ house Sports 2; American Muse 2. JEAN MARIE KNOFLA "Knoff" Manchester, Connecticut Pre-Professional Nursery School Glee Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; House Council 2; WAA Committee 2; Riding Club 1, President 2; Masque and Candle 1.

CAROL JEAN LANGMAN Lakewood, Rhode Island Medical Secretary Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Interhouse Plays 1, 2; "Shubert Alley" I; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Tower Art Staff 2.

\> MARY KIRK LAWRENCE Bucksport, Maine Secretarial Science Riding Club 1; SRA 2; Outing Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2.

CAROLYN NANCY LEWIS "Cal" Portland, Maine Medical Secretary Glee Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2. PATRICIA A. LIBBY "Pat" Hanson, Massachusetts Journalism Margray Staff 1, 2; Tower Staff 2; Inter- house Sports 1, 2; Junior Varsity Hockey 2; Outing Club 2; IRC, Publicity Chair­ man 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; SRA 2; House Social Chairman 2; Intra-Mural Softball 1, 2; Secretary, Masque and Can­ dle 2.

SALLY G. LOTHROP "Sol" % Reading, Massachusetts % Journalism iding Club, Vice-President 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; IRC 2; Editor of Margray 2; Student Council 1, 2; Vice-President of dormitory 1; Glee Club, Secretary 1, 2; Co-operative Dormi­ tory.

P. JOANN LOWELL "Jo" Westbrook, Maine Retailing Retailing Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, Interhouse Sing 1, 2.

JOANNE ELIZABETH LUBEE "Jo" South Portland, Maine Medical Secretary Interhouse Sing 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; SRA 1. JANETTE ESTELLE MADDEN "Jan" Greenfield, Maine Retailing Transfer from Becker Junior College; Re­ tailing Club.

RUTH MARCUS Brookline, Massachusetts ^^^^ Secretarial Science Junior Dean; SRA, Vice President 1, Presi­ dent 2; IRC 2; Masque and Candle 1 2; Riding Club 1; Freshman Class Vice Presi­ dent; Senior Class President; Bell House,

PATRICIA ANNE MARSAW "Pattie" Worcester, Massachusetts Junior College General Outing Club 1; Council Secretary 2; Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Spring Pageant and Committee 1. JANET ELIZABETH MATTSON "Jan" Norwood, Massachusetts Junior College General Outing Club 1, 2; SRA 1; Student Govern­ ment 2, President 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Dance Committees 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Spring Pageant 1; Winter Carnival Com­ mittee; Freshman Car-Wash Committee.

FRANCES MAYO "Jerry" Kennebunk, Maine lk Junior College General Glee Club 1; Margray 1, 2; Tower 2; Stu­ dent Council 2; Halloween Skits 1, 2.

JILL MCLAUGHLIN Melrose, Massachusetts Medical Secretary Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; House Council 1; Inter­ house Sing, Interhouse Play. MARGARET ANN McLEAN "Peggy" Portland, Maine Junior College General Halloween Skits 2; Interhouse Sing 2; In­ terhouse Sports 2.

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RUTH-KAY MESERVI "Ruthie" Auburn, Maine Arts and Crafts Hockey 1, 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Varsity 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Inter­ house Sing 1, 2; Softball 1; WAA 1, Coun­ cil 2; Outing t, 2; Science Club 1.

CYNTHIA MILLER "Cyndy" Melrose, Massachusetts i-\ \ Retailing Glee Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, Vice President 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Re­ tailing Club 1, 2; Field Hockey Varsity 2; Softball Varsity 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Interhouse Play, Director 1, 2; Inter­ house Sing 2; Christmas Formal Decora­ tion Committee; Junior Dean 2. ELIZABETH JOYCE MILLIKEN "Liz" Saco, Maine Junior College General Outing Club Council; WAA; Retailing Club; Basketball; Sophomore Ball; Co-operative Dormitory.

Brattleboro, Vermont Junior College General Riding Club 1, Secretary 1; Outing Club 1, 2; American Muse 2; Masque and Candle 2; Softball 1, 2; WAA; Ski Team 1, 2; May Court 1.

ANNE MOECKEL "Mokie" Ashburnham, Massachusetts Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; IRC 2 SRA 2; Riding^K >

MARILYN JEAN MUDGETT "Lynne" Center Sandwich, New Hampshire Medical Secretary Transfer from Becker Junior College; Sci­ ence Club; Glee Club. PATRICIA ANN NEVERS "Pat" Norway, Maine Medical Secretary Secretary of Freshman Class; Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Masque and Candle 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Gray team 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; SRA 2; Convoca­ tion Committee.

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outh Gardiner, Maine Secretarial Science Junior Dean 2; House Treasurer; House Council 1; May Weekend Ticket Commit­ tee 1; Field Hockey 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

4ANCY V. PACKARD "Nance" Maine Medical Secretary Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club; Day Hops Treasurer I, President 2; SRA 1, 2; Inter­ house Sports 1; Secretary of Senior Class; Treasurer of Junior Deans; Interhouse Sing 1

LAURA ELIZABETH PAGE - "Sunshine" Manchester, Connecticut Retailing Masque and Candle 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; SRA 1; IRC Vice President 1, President 2; House Treasurer 2; Three-Act Play 1; Interhouse Play Com­ petition 1; Winter Carnival Formal Com­ mittee 2. B'DEAU ANNE PERKINS "Bebo" Newton, Massachusetts Secretarial Science Riding Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1; Masque and Candle 1; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 2; Varsity Softball 1; Senior Gray Leader 2; House Treasurer 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Vice President and Treasurer of Student Council.

PETERSON ^^^f^etie" Bar Harbor, Maine ^^ Home Economics uting Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Riding Club Interhouse Sing; Spring Pageant; Inter-

ALYNN PHINNEY "Lynn'* Pocasset, Massachusetts % 4 Junior College General SRA 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Outing Club 2; IRC 2; WAA 1, 2; Co-operative Dormitory. sr:

JACQUELINlATAllCIIMCE BENNETDCKIKICTT PICKENSDiri/CMC "Jackie" Swansea, Massachusetts Retailing Masque and Candle 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Retailing Club 1, 2; WAA-Publicity Manager 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; In­ terhouse Play Competition—Co-Director May Weekend — Decoration Head 1 Christmas Formal—Decoration Head 2 Carnival Committee 1, 2; Sculpture 1; In­ terhouse Sports 1, 2; House Council, Social Chairman 2; Varsity Field Hockey 2; "Shu- bert Alley" 1 . NANCY J. PIPER "Nan" Franklin, New Hampshire Liberal Arts IRC 1, 2; Treasurer, Steering Committee 2; SRA 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Out­ ing Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; Co-operative Dormitory.

PATRYCIA LYDIA PORTER

New Yorl Junior College General Outing Club 1, 2; Outing Club Council 2; Riding Club Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Varsity Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Deering House Counci 2; Competition Plays 2; Interhouse Sin 2; Dance Committees

JEANNINE PRINCE "Beanie" Manchester, New Hampshire Pre-Professional Nursery School SRA 1; Treasurer 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; "Schubert Alley" 1; Competition Plays 1; Christmas Play 1; Riding Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1; Science Club 1. NATALIE SANDRA PRINCE "Sandy" Revere, Massachusetts Pre-Medical Technique Science Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2.

"Sona" West Buxton m^L ^U ^k M « Junior College General Basketball 1; Glee Club 1; Margray 1, 2; Tower 1, 2, Irtte

ELIZABETH ANNE REDMOND "Bet- Burlington, Vermont Home Economics Masque and Candle 1; Spring Pageant 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Competition Plays 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2; Interhouse Volleyball 1, 2; Winter Carnival 1, 2. JUDY ROLAND "Jud" Nahant, Massachusetts Secretarial Science Masque and Candle 1, 2; May Pageant 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Christmas Play 2; Out­ ing Club 1, 2; Riding Club 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Competition Plays 1, 2; In­ terhouse Sing 1, 2.

GERALDINE J. SCHOONJANS "Gerry" Old Orchard Beach, Maine Junior College General Outing Club 1, 2; WAA 1, 2; WAA Coun­ cil Treasurer 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2; Varsity Bas­ ketball 1, 2; Varsity Softball 1, 2; Inter­ house Sports 1, 2; Christmas Play 2; Com­ petition Plays 1, 2; Carnival Committee 1, 2. GERALDINE SCHURMAN "Gerry" Portland, Maine Art 1/

SUZANNE SHAILER "Sue" White Plains, New York Medical Secretary Glee Club 1, 2; Secretary of Junior Deans 2; President of Bell House 2; Science Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Outing Club Coun­ cil 2; IOCA Conference 2; SRA 1; Pro- rman 2.

GENEVIEVE SKOMIAL "Gienia" South Hadley Falls, Massachusetts Junior College General Masque and Candle 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; SRA 2; IRC 2; Riding Club 1, 2. MARY ALICE SOULE "Mare" Scarboro, Maine Medical Technician Science Club 1, 2; Vice-President 1; Glee Club 2; Outing Club 2.

MARIANNE TEFFT Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts Medical Secretary Glee Club 1, 2; Masque and Candle 1; Science Club 1, 2; Outing Club 2; Christ­ mas Play 1; Interhouse Basketball 2. PATRICIA ANN TEVANIAN "Patty" Portland, Maine Pre-Medical Technique Basketball 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2.

OAN MAY THOMAS rjojr Hingham, Massachusetts Junior College General SRA 1, 2; Convocation Committee 1; IRC 2; Masque and Candle 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Tennis Team 1, 2; House President 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; American Muse

ESTELLE TOWNSEND Boothbay Harbor, Maine Secretarial Science SRA 1, 2; Recording Secretary 1; Convo­ cation Chairman 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Interhouse Volleyball 1, 2; House Vice- President 1; House President 2; Junior Dean. HOPE TURNER "Hopie" Mapleton, Maine Junior College General WAA 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Riding Club 2; IRC 2; Retailing Club 2.

JOAN CATHERINE WALSH St. Albans, Vermont Junior College General Margray 1, 2; Tower 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Outing Club 2; WAA 2. PRISCILLA WARD "Bunty" Manchester, New Hampshire Journalism Secretary Masque and Candle 1, 2; Treasurer 2; Outing Club 2; Glee Club 2; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; May Weekend Committee 1; Interhouse Plays—Co-Director 1; "Shubert Alley" 1; Christmas Play 1; Varsity Field Hockey 1, 2; Junior Dean; Margray 1, 2; Tower 1, 2; Editor 2.

"Judy" Bangor, Maine Pre-Professional Nursery Masque and Candle 1; Key Member 2; Social Chairman 2; Outing Club 1; Coun­ cil Vice-President 2; WAA Board 2; Hoc- key Manager 2; Junior Dean; House So­ cial Chairman 1; Interhouse Sports 1, 2; Assistant Director-Christmas Play 1; Inter- Class Play 1; May Weekend Committee 1; Winter Carnival Committee 2; SRA 2.

BETTY JEAN WELLMAN

Needham, Massachusetts Secretarial Science Varsity Field Hockey 2; Junior Varsity 1; Outing Club 1, 2; Science Club 1; House Vice-President 2; SRA 1, 2.

BARBARA LOUISE WILKES "Squeaky" South Portland, Maine Junior College General SRA 1, 2; Outing Club 1, 2; Science Club 1, 2; Margray 1, 2; Tower 1, 2; Interhouse Sing 1, 2; IRC 2; Winter Carnival Skit 1, 2.

WE STB ROOK 1954 JUNIOR CO EGE First Row, Left to Right: Charlotte Crisp, Jeannine Prince, Bettyann Cobb, Anne Moeckel. Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Howes, Laura Page, Ruth Marcus, Sue Shailer, Kay Vasil, Marion Foster. Third Row, Left to Right: Judy Weeks, Barb Comstock, Sheila Johnson, Doris Beriow, Marianne Tefft, Jean Knofla, Julia Hoos, Anne Perkins, Jean McQuoid, Gienia Skomial. Absent: Betty Herr, Patty Nevers.

We're the Belles . . . twenty-one sisters in the Westbrook Family . . . Have fun? . . . Sure; at the movies with Knof and Bebo; at the piano with Sue and Marianne; square dancing in the smoker; singing and "coffeeing" in Mom's room; laughing at "nothing, really" with Johnny and Barb; at basketball games with Julie and Bebo; working on our Hallowe'en skit and snow sculpture; "Studying" in the smoker at 1 a.m. with Bettyann, Beannie, Jean, and DoDo; sampling Betty and Crispy's cooking; listening for mice in Ruthie's and Kay's closet; skiing with Judy; talking "Luigi Style" with Fuzz; packing Laura's suitcases with over-due library books; helping Patty col­ lect pizza orders every night around midnight; and making Moke's room Grand Central Station.

We've had music . . . from the Brahm's Requiem to "Turkey in the Straw" . . . our Honor System . . . our faulty alarm clocks . . . the "New Look" . . . and, of course, we HAVE studied. . . . And best of all, we've had "Mom" Howes with us. . . . 1954 has been a year with memories to last a lifetime.

Ml First Row, Left to Right: Patty Marsaw, Marion Horgan, Nancy Clark, Barbara Anderson, Bev Pollard, Adele Core, Carol Langman, Ruth Meserve. Second Row, Left to Right: Barbara Johnson, Ann Jackson, Janet Mattson, Cynthia Miller, Carolyn Kendall, Jill McLaughlin, Alice Hodgdon. Third Row, Left to Right: Betty Peterson, Judy Nott, Pauline Hibbert, Jackie Pickins, Pat Porter, Judy Roland, Gerry Schoonjans, Sally Caton, Betty Redmond, Priscilla Ward.

The old ship, Deering, has weathered another year, and it will soon come to the end of its voyage of '54. The crew of twenty-five, led by Captain Beverly has had a successful year. These "roaring twenty fivers" are in excellent health due to the well planned chow dished out by Bette, Betty, Nan and Company. Snow White and her seven dwarfs with help from Barb A. have been in charge of all cleaning duties. On board our ship is a royal guest, Queen Ruthie and her servant Barbara J. The duties of the day have been carried out by the most capable: Bunty, in charge of the log; Pat P, dance instructor; Del, executive secretary; Judy N. knitting instruc­ tor; Sally, bridge champion; Carolyn, date bureau; and Janet, in charge of the brig. The evening hours have been spent in bloody battle on deck with Jill, Pauline, and Carol; or in the cabin listening to Judie's wild tales of hither and yon and to Jackie's "Garden of Verses". Jerry has always managed to have a helicopter fly pizza our way just at lights out time so that we have miserable nights dreaming of monsters! As our ship sinks slowly in the West, we shinny up the mast to bid a final fare­ well to Westbrook.

Peering Seated, Left to Right: Hope Turner, Gloria Grafton, Estelle Townsend, Roberta Douglas, Joanne Minott, Marilyn Kidder, Bella Gardella, Kitty Bonney, Helen Rancourt, Virginia Bean. Standing, Left to Right: Connie Strout, Eleanor Bond, Patricia Bunker, Sandy Dunning, Gwen Leighton, Phyllis Chapman, Mary Lawrence, Joanne Clark, Joan Giggey, Elaine Anderson.

Our scrapbooks at Melville have been filled with some pretty wonderful mem­ ories. We'll remember the fun of the Halloween Skits, the "Birthday-a-month" par­ ties, the formals, and Winter Carnival.

Thanks to our President, Estelle, and to other officers Gloria, Bobbie and Hope.

Congratulations are also in order for the Melville Hoopsters — and Ginny's playing — a smoker special.

With all the studying, we found plenty of time to make some wonderful friends. With thanks to our housemothers, Miss Caputi and Miss Dow, the '54 Melvillites close the covers to a book of treasured memories.

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Left to Right Joan Reisinger, Virginia Gray, Nancy Letourneau, Jeannine Couillard, Patricia Clarke, Nancy Packard, Frances Silver, Nina Richards, Elaine Bennett, Claudette Caron. Second Row: Alice Savage, Louella Carnes, Jil Backstrom, Patricia Tevanian, Marie Lavigne, Judy Johnson, Becky Lekouses, Barbara Dunn, Carol Dudley, Marilyn Mudgett, Jean Asher. Third Row: Marilyn Mattoon, Barbara Brown, Frances Crosby, Janice Grant, Dorothy Brow, Sonya Randolph, Geraldine Mayo, Joanne Jackson, Ethyln Beck, Patricia Ryerson. Fourth Row: Joanne Lubee, Janet Madden, Barbara Fochler, Dorothy Simpson, Judy Gulian, Meredith Plaisted, Mary Jane Thomas, Patricia Smith, Patricia Kaul, Louise Lamb. Fifth Row: Carolyn Lewis, Silvia Landry, Gloria Browne, JoAnn Lowell, Ruth Barnes, Abigail Halli, Silvia Mardigan, Geneva Boyne, Mary Alice Soule, Judy Blumenthal, Rae Murray, Leanne Hawkes, Sarah Lee Levinsky.

1954 has been a good year for the Day Hops of the Westbrook Family. The end of the Interhouse Basketball season culminated in an additional win to be inscribed on our plaque. Our Thanksgiving Turkey Trot Dance provided funds for the holiday dinner of a needy family — greatly appreciated and very gratifying to our efforts. Judy Blumenthal brought us further honor by being elected a member of the Queen's Court at Winter Carnival. "Little Black Sambo" was a hit in the Carnival Skits, and brought us first prize for its "original and clever interpretation." The "Shamrock Shag," our annual St. Patrick's Day Dance, was also very successful. (es, 1954 has been a wonderful year; something to look forward to for poten­ tial seniors, and a cherished memory for Day Hop alumnae of the Westbrook Family.

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Seated, Left to Right: Allyn Phinney, Judy Gates, Nancy Miller, Cynthia Macfarlane, Carol Emmons, Sandra Iram, Liz Milliken, Judy Swenson, Pat Libby. Standing, Left to Right: Barbara Haynes, Liz Ganak, Joan Thomas, Diane Rowe, Pat Crombie, Emily Von Dreden, Eleanor Elliott, Nancy Piper, Mrs. Quick, Mary Brill.

Houghton Hall — the co-op dorm! It sounds harmless enough, doesn't it? Let's try a close up. Into this little factory in September came a congregation of the world's worst cooks, the school's most confused housekeepers, and the State's clumsiest dishwashers.

Life was a battle for many months as smoke and sparks wandered from the kit­ chen to the nostrils of the little factory workers, warning them of another sooty meal. But with the approach of Christmas came a glimmer of hope. The house wore a strange new polish and its occupants lost their wasted look for one of bulbous contentment.

The dishes' fatality rate dwindled somewhat as the crews learned to pyramid their dish stacks in elegant formations. With the New Year came the mice raids leaving screams of terror rocking the house from morning till night. Following the mice raids came other raids, but our women never faltered.

There was no neglect of our physical condition. Every night brought mighty mattress wars and jitterbug orgies. It was a year of accomplishment, and to condense a wonderful experience, it was a year of growth of complete friendship and fun.

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First Row, Left to Right: Maureen Lynch, Virginia Richards, Georgia Pucek, Joyce Dyer, Judith Hulsman, Caroline Collina, Rachel Terrill, Patricia Merrill. Second Row, Left to Right: Roberta Shuman, Pat Morrill, Iris Sendler, Eunice Ogilvie, Valerie Scheufele, Edwinia Wheeler, Janet Hyde, Joan Trombley, Nancy Davis. Third Row, Left to Right: Beverley Chase, Janet Richards, Ann Houghton, Beverley Jones, Gayle Taylor, Nancy Chamberlain, Martha Roland, Priscilla Draper, Joan Fuccile, Gail DiBiaso,

Laughter, fun, and companionship have made this year something to be remem­ bered. It didn't take the girls in Goddard Hall long to set off the spark that revealed the qualities of thoroughly established freshmen.

Jody, our president, fairly beams with delight when she hears the famous old French proverb, "It wasn't TOO funny." Put down those needles, Pat and Rae, it's time to open the books again . . . funny, we never knew that Bowdoin was just another department of WJC, did we, Bunny? Likewise for PJC, right, Helen? . . . Congratulations, Ann and Joan on those fraternity pins. . . . Beer mugs are just as good, aren't they, Bobby? . . . Caroline, Eunice and Val have held up the scholastic standards of WJC. . . . Joan and Gayle never seem to get tired of making pie beds. Hallowe'en Skit, Winter Carnival, Ice Skit . . . need we say more. Miss Haugum and Miss Stinchfield were two wonderful housemothers; giving us a great deal in guidance and understanding.

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First Row, Left to Right: Sally Wiggin, Jean Shorey, Mary Greenleaf, Eunice Simpson, Beatrice Clark, Jean Earley, Beverly Been, Betty Saccone, Sabra Harriman, Ann Carter, Ann Blanchard, Jean Daniels. Second Row, Left to Right: Carol Anderson, Ann Dudley, Gloria Seller, Mildred Wenn, Betty Mainente, Betty Morin, Sharon Johnson, Joan Mahoney, Pat Sarrau, Pat Regent, Marjorie Heath, Joan Reid, Leslie Barrows. Third Row, Left to Right: Priscilla Wheeler, Mabel Gooding, Tula Tatalias, Betty Lester, Theresa Van- geli, Betty Guignard, Nancy Perkins, Judith Osborne, Joanne McKenney, Sylvia Knight, Marilyn Monteith, Joyce Gray. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Morton, Dorothy Harry, Eleanor Teidemann, Pat Kelley, Jean Mat­ thews, Stephanie Carter, Harriet Sturtevant, Mary Jane LeVangie, Elizabeth Laughlin, Mary Ellen Laughlin, Sylvia Horsfall. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Carol Dunbar, Barbara Holt, Janice Jones, Florence Robertson, Martha Johnson, Gayle Edwards, Charlotte Blake, Bette Buck, Rosanne Flaherty.

A new smoker rug was added to our smoker by our housemothers, along wrth a poem ending, "So here's a token of our affection, Selected after due reflection. To beautify your smoking habit With love from Dewey, Cushman, Babbott." At Carnival, the Hersey Cinderella won first place, and we finally saw 12:00 p.m. on the outside! During the year, we've had so many laughs . . . remember Millie Wenn and her multi-colored unmentionables; also her version of Jerry Lewis . . . when Mary Jane, Sally Wiggin, Steph Carter, and Pris Wheeler found some doughnuts in the cafe with a note from Bowdoin . . . our "Egg Diets" . , . and many, many more. It's agreed we've had a happy and prosperous Westbrook Year!

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We, the seniors of Proctor Hall, do hereby leave:

Scrabble in the smoker — "Say, anyone know a word beginning with Z?". . . . That knitting jamboree before Christmas. . . . Those crazy Hallowe'en cats. . . . Someone to answer the phone. ... A Winter Carnival Ugly Duckling. . . . And our eight freshmen.

Congratulations to May, our first engaged gal. . . . Bet's surprise cookies. . . . Dolly, did you say that your last date was a "Grubb?" . . . Nancy's audition for Arthur Godfrey. . . . Danny, that WHIZ of a girl. . . . Irene's trips to Boston. . . . Sandy's phone calls. . . . Shelley's driving hat, etc. . . . Terry and Gerry always to­ gether. . . . Marsh, who beeped when she should have booped. . . . Davey and her "Monday's Off." . . .

Thanks to Miss Pike our house mother, for having faith in us, and to our officers, Danny Russell, President; Betty Wellman, Vice-President; Sue Flier, Secretary; and Dotty Stratton, Treasurer. We're few in number, but our memories are many.

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WESTBROOK 954 JUNIOR COLLEGE Seated, Left to Right: Judy Gulian, Jody Dyer, Ann Jackson, Gerry Schoonjans, Miss Pratt. Standing, Left to Right: Nancy Chamberlain, Stephanie Carter, Pat Porter, Jackie Pickens, Barb Corn- stock, Ruth Meserve, Anne Perkins, Jean Knofla, Judy Weeks.

If you enjoy playing sports, why not come out and help your team, either

Maroon or Gray, win some points? This opportunity is presented to you by the

Women's Athletic Council, known as the WAA, with Miss Pratt as advisor.

The WAA, in conjunction with Outing Club sponsors Winter Carnival, and helps

plan and carry out May Weekend.

In addition to making these weekends successful, the WAA sponsors many other

enjoyable events, such as roller skating parties and play-days.

WAA Varsity

First Row, Left to Right: Sally Caton, Mary Jane Thomas, Sylvia Mardigan, Anne Perkins, Jody Dyer, Ruth Meserve. Second Row, Left to Right: Miss Pratt, Julia Hoos, Judith Gulian, Gerry Schoonjans, Pat Porter, Nancy Chamberlain, Alice Savage, Cynthia Miller, Manager.

basketball

First Row, Left to Right: Rosanne Flaherty, Alice Hodgdon, Eunice Simpson, Pat Tevanian, Ann Jackson, Joanne Clark, Martha Roland. Second Row, Left to Right: Valerie Scheufele, Sabra Harriman, Mary Greenleaf, Jean Matthews, Mary Jean Farnham, Kitty Bonney, Gwen Leighton.

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First Row, Left to Right: Meredith Plaisted, Cynthia Miller, Martha Roland, Ann Jackson, Anne Perkins, Ruth Meserve, Priscilla Ward. Second Row, Left to Right: Mary Jane Thomas, Jody Dyer, Sally Caton, Judy Gulian, Miss Pratt, Gerry Schoonjans, Pat Porter, Judy Weeks, Manager.

Mockey

First Row, Left to Right: Rosanne Flaherty, Ann Blanchard, Dottie Stratton, Mary Jane LeVangie, Eunice Simpson. Second Row, Left to Right: Judy Weeks, Manager, Judy Nott, Pat Libby, Mary Jean Farnham, Valerie Scheufele, Stephanie Carter.

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J WIESTBROOK 54 JUNIOR COILILIEGIE First Row, Left to Right: Judith Blumenthal, Judith Weeks, Barbara Haynes, Ruth Marcus. Second Row, Left to Right: Judith Nott, Estelle Townsend, Priscilla Ward, Dean Hobson, Nancy Packard, Barbara Comstock, Sheila Johnson, Suzanne Shailer. Absent: Cynthia Miller.

The Junior Deans, an honorary organization of fifteen senior girls, work closely with Dean Hobson and Dean Flavin to promote the Westbrook Way. Among the specific duties the Jay-Dees assume is that of serving as junior advisors, linking the student body and the administration. Guiding visitors around the campus is also a function of the Jay-Dees. This year, as is traditional, the Jay-Dees conducted the Candlelight Service, held early in the fall. This service is the climax to freshman orientation, with each Jay- Dee's candle, and finally the candles of the entire student body, symbolizing the qualities of the Westbrook Girl. An informal meeting of present and previous Jay-Dees was held this year dur­ ing Winter Carnival, and it is hoped that this meeting will be continued in future years. The fund-raising project, to supplement the furniture fund, is another Jay-Dee activity. During May Weekend, the Jay-Dees conduct the Tapping Ceremony, at which time the future Junior Deans are officially made known. The Junior Dean officers are President, Barbara Comstock; Vice-President, Sheila Johnson; Secretary, Suzanne Shailer; and Treasurer, Nancy Packard.

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First Row, Left to Right: Leanne Hawkes, Marrianne Tefft, Rae Murray, Esther Sohn, Jean Knofla, Sheila Johnson, Suzanne Shailer, Barbara Comstock, Eunice Ogilvie, Pat Regent, Nancy Chamberlain, Martha Roland, Judith Roland, Francis Silver, Jean Asher, Betty Herr, Marilyn Kidder. Second Row, Left to Right: Mr. Bryant, Priscilla Ward, Mabel Gooding, Judith Willard, Barbara Bengston, Janice Costain, Connie Strout, Gloria Grafton, Emily Von Dreden, Pat Ryerson, Pat Clarke, Helen Whitcomb, Bobbie Douglas, Pat Kaul, Liz Ganak, Joan Walsh, Miss Caputi. Third Row, Left to Right: Judy Johnson, Priscilla Draper, Anne Dudley, Janet Richards, Jackie Pickens, Carolyn Kendall, Gloria Seller, Betty Lester, Pat Kelley, Ethlyn Beck, Becky Lekouses, Cynthia Mac- farlane, Sandra Iram, Carolyn Lewis, Dottie Brow, Jane Walsh, Nancy Davis. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Pat Morrill, Rachel Terrill, Florence Robertson, Mary Jean Farnham, Nancy Packard, Harriet Sturtevant, Anne Moeckel, Barbara Sohn, Joanne Jackson, Davey Crockett, Bea­ trice Clark, Georgia Pucek, Jeannine Couillard, Barbara Dunn, Louise Lamb, Carol Emmons.

The 1953-1954 Glee Club, under fhe direction of Marshall Bryant, and accom­ panied by Miss Caputi, started in full swing early in the season.

With both an increase in the number of members, and an increase in interest the girls sang through the season with much vitality and pleasing tone.

During the year, the Glee Club sang at the Kiwanis Club; during Chapel services; at a group concert for Handel's Messiah in City Hall; gave a joint concert of the Brahm's Requiem with the Bowdoin College Glee Club; and during May Week­ end, gave a concert from the steps of Proctor Hall.

The officers of Glee Club were Leanne Hawkes, President; and Sue Shailer, Librarian.

Qlee Club First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Clark, Ruth Marcus, Bettyann Cobb, Patricia Merrill, Maureen Lynch, Patricia Libby, Judith Weeks, Barbara Haynes, Priscilla Ward, Florence Robertson, Jeannine Prince, Teresa Vangeli, Joan Reid. Second Row: Marjorie Heath, Patricia Morrill, Judy Roland, Patricia Marsaw, Jean Shorey, Geraldine Schoonjans, Ann Jackson, Alice Hodgdon, Gloria Grafton, Patricia Bunker, Joanne Minott, Constance Strout, Isabella Gardella, Katherine Vasil, Jo Ann Clark, Miss Haugum. Third Row: Marilyn Kidder, Frances Silver, Doris Berlow, Adele Core, Sally Wiggin, Joan Thomas, Sabra Harriman, Joyce Gray, Marilyn Monteith, Jane Walsh, Martha Johnson, Gayle Edwards, Betty Mainente, Julia Hoos. Fourth Row: Joanne Jackson, Carol Crockett, Gienia Skomial, Rosanne Flaherty, Ann Houghton, Virginia Richards, Beverly Jones, Ann Carter, Valerie Scheufele, Joyce Dyer, Rachel Terrill, Patricia Crombie, Patricia Kelley, Phyllis Chapman, Elizabeth Ganak.

The Masque and Candle started off the year by changing their point system to enable more girls to earn the coveted key in two years. In the early fall the Club had an awards dinner at the Eastland Hotel to give keys to those girls already hav­ ing accumulated sufficient points. The Club sincerely hopes that the dinner will become a bi-annual affair at Westbrook. In November the Club helped Miss Haugum, Miss Caputi, and Mr. Macfarlan produce the American Muse, a historical narrative, undertoned by symphonic music, and interpreted through modern dance. It was the first production of its kind at Westbrook and proved a huge success. "The Babe At The Inn" was the Christmas play. In the spring another play was put on and the Club held a second awards banquet for those girls who had earned their keys during the school year. Officers of the 1954 Masque and Candle were President, Barbara Haynes; Vice- President, Cynthia Miller; Treasurer, Priscilla Ward; Executive Secretary, Pat Libby; and Recording Secretary, Florence Robertson. Miss Haugum, a new addition to the Westbrook faculty and head of the Speech department, was our advisor. Her con­ stant pep and new ideas proved vitally stimulating throughout the year.

Masque Ji Candle First Row, Left to Right: Sue Shailer, Betty Herr, Patty Nevers, Doris Berlow. Second Row, Left to Right: Kay Vasil, Estelle Townsend, Ruth Marcus, Jeannine Prince. Third Row, Left to Right: Marilyn Kidder, Joanne Clark, Charlotte Crisp, Connie Strout, Helen Rancourt, Nancy Piper, Sheila Bevan, Joan Thomas, Pat Libby, Julia Hoos, Gienia Skomial, Mary Lawrence.

Again, the Student Religious Association has had a successful year. We were in charge of planning Convocation services and the Grace at evening meals. A few of our members attended a religious conference in Massachusetts.

One of the year's highlights was Religious Emphasis Week held in April. We feel that one of the best ways to obtain an understanding and a respect for the faith of others is to hear from qualified persons just what their group believes.

We extend our appreciation to Miss Flavin and Miss Dewey for their assistance as advisors and to the staff of officers.

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First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Piper, Ruth Marcus, Stephanie Carter, Sally Wiggin, Hope Turner, Priscilla Wheeler, Pat Libby, Doris Berlow. Second Row, Left to Right: Elaine Anderson, Laura Page, Betty Sacconne, Jean Shorey, Miss Caputi, Marilyn Kidder, Mr. Macfarlan, Sandra Dunning, Joan Giggey. Third Row, Left to Right: Helen Rancourt, Connie Strout, Tula Tatalias, Gloria Grafton, Marilyn Chase, Patricia Bunker, Joanne Clark, Roberta Douglas, Beverly Jones, Virginia Bean, Joan Thomas, Eleanor Elliot, Sheila Bevan, Anne Moeckel, Gienia Skomial.

In September the IRC membership grew to an all time high. Mr. Macfarlan and Miss Caputi were elected as advisors. The IRC sponsored the year's first faculty vs. students basketball game — ending in a tie. Early in the Fall, the IRC rejoined the Carnegie Foundation, which once again affiliated the Westbrook IRC with the national organization. Coffee Pot discussions were held jointly with the SRA throughout the year. "North Star" — a full-length movie — was shown to raise money for the adoption of a war orphan. The annual dance was held in March with proceeds being sent to the war orphan fund. The main project of the year was the High School Forum held in April. The IRC was honored in having as key speaker, Colonel Ben. C. Limb, the permanent repre­ sentative to the United Nations from the Republic of Korea. Students from the sur­ rounding high schools and professors from the Maine colleges participating in the Forum made it the success it was. This year has been a milestone in the history of the IRC. The officers were President, Laura Page; Vice-President, Betty Saccone; Record­ ing Secretary, Jean Shorey; Corresponding Secretary, Marilyn Kidder; and Treasurer, Sandra Dunning.

jne First Row, Left to Right: Janet Richards, Joan Reisinger, Mildred Wenn, Mr. Gordon, Judith Blumenthal, Beverly Pollard, Janice Jones, Dorothy Stratton, Miss Babbott, Mr. Hooghkirk, Jean Daniels, Joan Reid. Second Row, Left to Right: Nancy Letourneau, Sharon Johnson, Carol Anderson, Marilyn Mudgett, Betty Morin, Marie Lavigne, Patricia Morrill, Judy Osborne, Pat Sarrau, Ruth Barnes, Pat Clarke. Third Row, Left to Right: Virginia Gray, Barbara Fochler, Elizabeth Ganak, Bettyann Cobb, Sandra Prince, Suzanne Flier, Pat Tevanian, Pat Regent, Nancy Perkins, Nancy Piper, Alice Savage, Betty Guignard. Fourth Row, Left to Right: Sheila Johnson, Ellie Bond, Anne Moeckel, Patty Nevers, Jill McLaughlin, Pauline Hibbert, Carol Langman, Marilyn Monteith, Louise Lamb, Pat Kaul, Joan Trombley, Phyllis Chapman, Nancy Packard, Caroline Collina. Fifth Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Lewis, Joanne Lubee, Sylvia Landry, Gloria Browne, Dot Simpson, Sylvia Mardigan, Geneva Boyne, Sylvia Knight, Joan Mahoney, Mary Alice Soule, Tula Tatalias, Sandy Iram, Nancy Miller.

The fall of 1953 found the reorganization of the Science Club with a new set of officers. President, Beverly Pollard; Vice-President, Janice Jones; Secretary, Dotty Stratton; and Treasurer, Judy Blumenthal. With such advisors as Miss Babbott, Mr. Gordon, and Mr. Hooghkirk, the club has been made a benefitting extra-curricular activity for those interested in science. A well planned and interesting program organized by tTie members has been displayed during the year. This program consisted of speakers and films on various science fields and were presented to the entire Westbrook family. The annual trip to Boston to the Harvard Medical Museum was a valuable experience for all members. The outstanding event of the year is the Science Club exhibit held during May Weekend. The students prepare for display an assortment of homemade models of subjects studied during the year.

Science Club First Row, Left to Right: Iris Sendler, Marcia Clarke, Barbara Holt, Jean Shorey, Sally Wiggin, Jeannie Rogers, Mary Jane Thomas. Second Row, Left to Right: Maureen Lynch, Claudette Caron, Bev Been, Dianne Russell, Bella Gardella, Virginia Bean, Gloria Grafton, Miss Curry, Joan Giggey. Third Row, Left to Right: Barbara Anderson, Gayle Edwards, Hope Turner, Joanne Lowell, Marilyn Mattoon, Jackie Pickens, Carolyn Kendall, Marion Foster, Dorothy Harry, Gayle Taylor, Eleanor Elliot, Meredith Plaisted, Mary Mcintosh, Priscilla Draper, Laura Page, Liz Ganak.

The Retailing Club is an organization comprised of all retailing students and any other girls who are interested in the field of retailing. Its purpose is to introduce to the student outstanding people and careers in this particular field, and to promote the knowledge and interest in retailing.

The fall project of the club was their presentation of a fashion show which featured some girls as models, and others as "wardrobe hands." The Retailing Dance in April terminated the activities of the club for the year.

The officers were Danny Russell, President; Beverly Been, Vice-President; Bella Gardella, Secretary; Barbara Holt, Treasurer; and Carolyn Kendall, Social Chairman. Miss Curry is the advisor of the Retailing Club.

Ketailing Club Left to Right: Joanne Jackson, Gerry Mayo, Sonya Randolph, Barbara Wilkes, Pat Libby, Dottie Bro* Priscilla Ward, Barb Comstock, Joan Walsh.

The Margray staff has gained invaluable experience this year by being allowed to paste up, cut up, proof read, and generally take care of their own paper. Of course, we have made our share of boners but we thank Mr. Gridley for giving us the opportunity to really get into some newspaper work. With the all round co-operation of the entire Margray staff, we were able to increase to monthly publications. With these additional issues we could include more current news, variety of pictures, and the results of numerous polls taken on campus. The Margray staff sincerely thanks the faculty and students for their helpful criticism and praise during the year, for it is only through this that we can improve our paper.

MawaU First Row, Left to Right: Pat Marsaw, Carolyn Kendall, Barbara Comstock, Judy Weeks. Second Row, Left to Right: Pat Porter, Sheila Johnson, Liz Milliken, Sue Shailer. Absent: Judy Blumenthal.

If you like the lure and fun of the outdoors, you've been to the Farm this year. Or you may have gone on the Katahdin trip early last fall. Or you might have gone along on some of the day trips to Pleasant Mountain in Bridgton, skiing or tobog­ ganing. If you were one of those who helped paint the kitchen at the Farm, you remember how much fun those trips were; the bus rides, the singing, the movies, the meals, and the games — let alone the fun of the sports.

Weekends at the Farm, in addition to the ski and mountain-climbing jaunts, are planned by the Outing Club Council, the governing board of the Outing Club. Mem­ bers of the Council act as trip leaders, and publicity chairmen for trips, as well as sponsoring them.

In the fall, three members of the Council attended the Inter-Collegiate Outing Club Conference at the Camden Snow Bowl, gathering ideas for trips, and sugges­ tions for further Outing Club Activities. The Ski-Tog Fashion Show, the showing of sports movies and slides, and the planning of Winter Carnival with WAA were other functions of the 1953-54 Outing Club Council.

The officers of the Council were Barbara Comstock, President; Judy Weeks, Vice- President; Pat Marsaw, Secretary; and Carolyn Kendall, Treasurer.

Outing Club Council Left to Right: Sabra Harriman, Virginia Richards, Dean Hobson, Janet Mattson, Geraldine Mayo, Frances Silver, Virginia Bean, Anne Perkins.

This year the Student Council has been working under a revised constitution. The Council has assisted in the organization of the picture booklet which is designed to advertise the Westbrook Way.

The Student Council sent representatives to attend the New England Student Government conference held at Colby Junior College in March. Seminars were held discussing honor systems and problems concerning student government.

The Council consists of nine members; one representative from each house and two Day Hops, one from each class.

The officers are President, Janet Mattson; Vice-President, Anne Perkins; and Secretary, Sabra Harriman.

The Student Council has been confronted with many problems, and in general, has had a very busy and successful year.

Student Council First Row, Left to Right: Tula Tatalias, Doris Berlow, Janice Costain, Jean McQuoid, Potrycia Porter, Marilyn Monteith, Kay Vasil, Bettyann Cobb, Anne Perkins, Maureen Lynth, Rachel Terrill. Second Row, Left to Right: Laura Page, Anne Moeckel, Jeannine Prince, Pat Sarrau, Bette Buck, Marcia Clarke, Judy Roland, Eleanor Elliot, Jean Knofla, Eunice Ogilvie, Georgia Pucek, Gienia Skomial, Hope Turner, Joan Giggey, Priscilla Wheeler, Miss Caputi.

The members of the WJ.C. Riding Club during the past year have enjoyed

supper rides and the activities of Winter Carnival and May Festival.

The officers were: President, Jean Knofla; Vice-President, Elizabeth Buck; Sec­

retary, Marilyn Monteith; Treasurer, Patrycia Porter.

We wish to thank our instructor Clara Vining, our advisors Miss Caputi and Mr.

Macfarlan and, of course, Jerry for his wonderful meals.

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MR. RICHARD F. BOND MISS KATHRYN BUTTERFIELD Director of Admissions Bursar

MR. DANA E. DREW MRS. WILLIAM GRAVES, R. N. Business Manager Office Nursing — J

MRS. DOROTHY M. HEALY MRS. SETH HOWES MRS. C. IDELL QUICK Executive Secretary House Counselor Director, Co-op. Dormitory

MRS. PRISCILLA KNIGHT MRS. ETHEL D. PROCTOR Secretary to the Dean Manager of the Bookstore

DR. GISELA DAVIDSON DR. ALBERT W. MOULTON College Physician Consulting Eye Specialist

MR. OLIVER GERRY MRS. DORIS PETERS Supt. Buildings and Grounds Secretary to Dir. of Admissions

MRS. ISABEL HOOVER DR. ALVAH C. THOMPSON Head, Dining Room Consulting Dentist

MRS. MARY MILLS MRS. WILLIAM VINING Ass't. to Bookstore Manager Equitation

MR. ROBERT MILLS Ass't. Supt. Buildings and Grounds SENIORS

DAY STUDENTS Landry, Sylvia Evelyn, 80 Mechanic St., West­ Barnes, Ruth M., 26 Knight St., Westbrook, Maine brook, Maine

Bennett, Elaine F., Blanchard Rd., Cumberland Levine, Joan Phyllis, 999 Forest Ave., Portland, Center, Maine Maine

Blumenthal, Judith E., 186 Bradley Sf.t Portland, Lewis, Carolyn Nancy, 365 Allen Avenue, Port­ Maine land, Maine Boyne, Geneva A., Beech Ridge Rd., W. Scarboro, Lowell, Jo Ann, 25 Glenwood Ave., Westbrook, Maine Maine Brow, Dorothy Louisa, 40 Hollis Rd., Portland, Lubee, Joanne Elizabeth, 75 Kelsey St., So. Port­ Maine land, Maine Brown, Barbara Jane, Main Street, Kennebunk- Madden, Janette 1., Greenfield, Maine port, Maine Mardigan, Sylvia, 22 Belknap St., Portland, Maine Browne, Gloria R., 10 Braeburn St., Westbrook, Maine Mayo, Geraldine, 1373 Washington Ave., Port­ land, Maine Caron, Claudette B., 42 Green St., Westbrook, Maine McLean, Margaret Ann, 24 Morgan Court, Port­ land, Maine Clarke, Patricia J., 179 Marrett St., Westbrook, Maine Moore, Sharon V., 81 Highland Rd., So. Portland, Maine Corey, Nancy A., Cumberland Center, Maine Mudgett, Marilyn J., Center Sandwich, N. H. Crosby, Frances C, 8 Clinton St., Portland, Maine Packard, Nancy V., 209 Concord St., Portland, Fochler, Barbara H., Cumberland Foreside, Port­ Maine land, Maine Randolph, Sonya Ann, West Buxton, Maine Grant, Janice Etta, 36 Pleasant S\.t Yarmouth, Maine Rogers, Jeannie M., Shore Rd., Cape Elizabeth, Maine Hall, Abigail C, 62/Edwards Sf.t Portland, Maine Hawkes, Leanne Jane, 65 Clifton St., Portland, Schurman, Geraldine, R.F.D., No. 5, Portland, Maine Maine Hollywood, Joyce E., 32 Pennsylvania Ave., So. Simpson, Dorothy E., 38 High St., Winthrop, Maine Portland, Maine Soule, Mary Alice, West Scarboro, Maine Jackson, Joanne, 73 Taft Ave., Portland, Maine Swendsen, Avis G., 27 Middle St., Westbrook, Kaul, Patricia Elizabeth, 219 Penobscot St., Rum- Maine ford, Maine Tevanian, Patricia A., 154 Lancaster St., Portland, Lamb, Louise Emily, R.F.D., Rangeley, Maine Maine Tevanian, Shirley E., 44 Cedar St., Portland, Maine Douglas, Roberta, 202 Queen St., Bristol, Conn. Walsh, Mary Lou, 1 1 Hartley St., Portland, Maine Dunning, Sandra, 55 Fountain St., Bangor, Maine Wilkes, Barbara Louise, 1 McLean Street, So. Port­ Earl, Nancy M., R.F.D. No. 1, Waterboro, Maine land, Maine Elliot, Eleanor G., 51 Norman PL, Tenafly, New Jersey RESIDENT STUDENTS Flier, Suzanne, 5 Lewis Ave., Hartsdale, N. Y. Albert, Theresa Marie, St. Francis, Maine Foster, Marion Louise, 1 88 Davis Ave., White Plains, N. Y. Anagnostis, Irene, 49 Storer St., Saco, Maine Ganak, Elizabeth, 78 Elizabeth Rd., Belmont, Mass. Anderson, Barbara A., 1 1 Victoria Circle, Nor­ wood, Mass. Gardella, Isabella, 48 Forest St., Haverhill, Mass. Anderson Elaine, Bradley St., Fryeburg, Maine Gates, Judith Ann, 7 Longfellow Rd., Melrose, Mass. Bean, Virginia, Oxford R 2, Maine Giggey, Joan N., Presque Isle St., Fort Fairfield Berlow, Doris, 21 Laudholm Rd., Newton, Mass. Maine Bond, Eleanor Ann, 38 Edgewood Rd., Needham, Mass. Grafton, M. Gloria, 59 Exeter St., Portland, Maine Bonney, Kathleen L., Turner, Maine Haynes, Barbara, Cobb Rd., Camden, Maine Bunker, Patricia Ann, 269 Vi State St., Augusta, Herr, Elizabeth, 15 Cedar St., Berlin, N. H. Maine Hibbert, Pauline, 143 Mill Rd., Swansea, Mass. Caton, Sally Ann, 923 Middle St., Bath, Maine Hodgdon, Alice, 727 North Ave., Burlington, Vt. Chapman, Phyllis Marie, Echo Lodge, Raymond, Hoos, Julia, 15 Eighth St., Berlin, N. H. Maine Hopkins, Jeanette, North Haven, Maine Clark, Jo Ann, Amherst, New Hampshire Jackson, Ann, 35 Montview Rd., Chelmsford, Mass. Clarke, Marcia P., 4 Curve Rd., Stoneham, Mass. Johnson, Barbara, 22 Hammond St., Lewiston, Clark, Nancy R., 17 Glendale Rd., Quincy, Mass. Maine Cobb, Bettyann, 84 Triton Ave., Withrop, Mass. Johnson, Sheila, 271 Harrison St., Manchester, Comstock, Barbara Sue., 52 Ellsworth St., East N. H. Hartford, Conn. Kendall, Carolyn, 43 Hamilton Rd., Glen Ridge, Core, Adele H., 129 Alexander Ave., White Plains, N. J. New York Kidder, Marilyn, 55 Oak St., Manchester, N. H. Crisp, Charlotte, 29 Berkeley St., Nashua, N. H. Knofla, Jean Marie, 320 Yolland Turnpike, Man­ Crockett, Carol, 10 Central St., Winchester, Mass. chester, Conn. Langman, Carol Jean, 39 Adams Street, Lake- Pollard, Beverly, 494 Hall St., Manchester, N. H.

wood, R. I. Porter, Patricia, Kirby Lane, Rye, New York

Lawrence, Mary, 26 Pagley Ave., Bucksport, Maine Prince, Jeannine, 2840 Elm St., Manchester, N. H.

Leighton, Gwen, Millbridge, Maine Prince, Sandra, 70 Nahant Ave., Revere, Mass.

Libby, Patricia, 300 High St., Hanson, Mass. Rancourt, Helen, 71 Storer St., Saco, Maine

Lothrop, Sally, 13 Longfellow Rd., Reading, Mass. Redmond, Elizabeth, 135 Loomis St., Burlington, Vt. Mcintosh, Mary, 28 Harvard Rd., Manchester, Conn

McLaughlin, Jill, 15 Stevens Rd., Melrose, Mass. Roland, Judie, 100 Spring St., Nahant, Mass.

McQuoid, Jean, 91 Grove St., Bangor, Maine Russell, Diane, 12 Woronoco Ave., Westfield, Mass. Marcus, Ruth, 244 Summit Ave., Brookline, Mass. Schoonjans, Geraldine, 3 Westland Ave., Old Marsaw, Patricia, 6 Rexhame Rd., Worcester, Mass. Orchard, Maine

Mattson, Janet, 67 Gay St., Norwood, Mass. Shailer, Suzanne, 6 Rose St., White Plains, N. Y.

Meserve, Ruth, 46 Davis Ave., Auburn, Maine Skomial, Genevieve, 108 Newton St., South Had- Miller, Cynthia, 169 Beech Ave., Melrose, Mass. ley Falls, Mass.

Milliken, Elizabeth, 96 Elm St., Saco, Maine Strout, Constance, Main St., Milbridge, Maine Tefft, Marianne, 50 Hilton St., Chicopee Falls, Minott, Joanne, Orchard St., R.F.D. No. 2, Brattle- Mass. boro, Vt. Thomas, Joan, 8 Stoddard, Rd., Hingham, Mass. Moeckel, Anne, 1 Russell Hill Rd., Ashburnham, Mass. Townsend, Estelle, Boothbay Harbor, Maine

Nevers, Patricia, 1 1 Elm St., Norway, Maine Turner, Hope, Mapleton, Maine

Nott, Judith, River Ave., South Gardiner, Maine Vasil, Katherine, 337 Manchester St., Manchester, N. H. Page, Laura, 110 Tanner St., Manchester, Conn.

Perkins, B'deau Anne, 1 27 Waverley Ave., New­ Walsh, Jane, 152 North Main St., St. Albans, Vt. ton, Mass. Walsh, Joan, 152 North Main St., S\. Albans, Vt.

Peterson, Elizabeth, 65 Ledgelawn Ave., Bar Har­ Ward, Priscilla, 283 Grange St., Manchester, N. H. bor, Maine Weeks, Judith A., 61 Ohio Street, Bangor, Maine Phinney, Alynn, Barlow's Landing Rd., Pocasset, Mass. Wellman, Betty Jean, 21 Laurel Drive, Needham, Mass. Pickens, Jacqueline, 107 Elm St., Swansea, Mass. Wilkes, Barbara Louise, 1 McLean Street, So. Port­ Piper, Nancy, 69 Glenwood Ave., Franklin, N. H. land, Maine FRESHMEN DAY STUDENTS Reisinger, Joan, 90 Vannah Avenue, Portland, Maine Asher, Jean Coreen, 42 East Elm, Yarmouth, Maine Richard, Nina, 64 Centre Street, Nantucket, Mass­ Bagley, Joan Marcia, 66 Payson Street, Portland, achusetts Maine Ryerson, Patricia, 44 Leonard Street, Portland, Brown, Sally Ann, 288 Shore Road, South Port­ Maine land, Maine Savage, Alice, 30 Deering Avenue, Portland, Backstrom, Jill G., 158 Ridgeland Ave., So. Port­ Maine land, Maine Silver, Frances, 62 Noyes Street, Portland, Maine Carnes, Louella E., 19 Prides Road, South Port­ land, Maine Sohn, Ester, 150 Noyes Street, Portland, Maine Couillard, Jeannine, 159 Park Road, Westbrook, Sohn, Barbara, 150 Noyes Street, Portland, Maine Maine Thomas, Mary Jane, 65 Rackleff Street, Portland, Dudley, Carol, 34 Cottage Farms Rd., Cape Eliza­ Maine beth, Maine Trott, Virginia, R.F.D. No. 1, Saco, Maine Dunn, Barbara E., Ill Webb Street, Portland, Williams, Louise, 156 Hartley Street, Portland, Maine Maine Frechette, Joan L, 280 Alfred St., Biddeford, Maine RESIDENT STUDENTS Glovsky, Dorothy, 87 Beckett St., Portland, Maine Gray, Virginia B., 248 Pleasant St., Portland, Anderson, Carol, 104 Pari Street, Hyannis, Massa­ Maine chusetts Gulian, Judith, 157 Beacon St., Portland, Maine Barbin, Sandra, 496 Second Avenue, Berlin, New Hampshire Hincks, Patricia, 27 South Street, Yarmouth, Maine Barrows, Leslie, 176 Summer Street, South Wal- Johnson, Judith, 75 Fessenden Street, Portland, pole, Massachusetts Maine Been, Beverly, 237 Washington Street, Glen Ridge, Lavigne, Marie, 165 Margaret Street, South Port­ New Jersey land, Maine Bell, Patricia, Duquesne House, Scarsdale, New Lekouses, Becky, 22 Roberts Street, Portland, York Maine Bengston, Barbara, 397 Prospect Street, Wethers- Letourneau, Nancy, 80 Payson Street, Portland, field, Conn. Maine Bevan, Sheila, 96 Morgan Street, Melrose, Mass. Mattoon, Marilyn, 12 Fern Avenue, Falmouth, Maine Blake, Charlotte, 1097 Washington St., Abbing- ton, Mass. Murray, Rae, 219 Richland Street, South Portland, Maine Blanchard, Ann, 10 Ithaca Circle, Newton Lower Falls, Mass. Plaisted, Meredith, 15 Stonybrook Road, Cape Elizabeth, Maine Brill, Mary Elizabeth, R.F.D. No. 1, Norway, Maine Buck, Elizabeth, North Main Street, East Granby, Fuccile, Joan, 501 Barnegat Boulevard, Beach- Conn. wood, New Jersey Campbell, Judith, 111 Walnut Street, Abbington, Gooding, Mabel, 78 Methodist Road, Westbrook, Maine Mass. Carter, Ann, Intervale Road, North Conway, New Gray, Joyce, Phippsburg, Maine Hampshire Greenleaf, Mary, 104 Main Street, Norway, Maine Carter, Stephanie, Box 157, (Water Row), Way- Guignard, Elizabeth, 79 Sayles Street, South- land, Mass. bridge, Mass. Chase, Beverly, 203 Winter St., Auburn, Maine Harriman, Sabra, 8 Deering Street, Norway, Maine Clark, Beatrice, 3 Topland Road, Hartsdale, New Harry, Dorothy, 129 Shute Street, Everett, Mass. York Heath, Marjorie, 35 Park Street, Tilton, New Collina, Mary-Caroline, 11 Smith Street, Welles- Hampshire ley, Mass. Holt, Barbara, 28 Linden Avenue, Fairhaven, Mass. Costain, Janice, R.F.D. No. 5, Brewer, Maine Horsfall, Sylvia, Londonderry Turnpike, Derry, Crombie, Patricia, Tiffany Road, Norwell, Massa­ New Hampshire chusetts Houghton, Ann, 271 Sagamore St., Manchester Daigle, Rosanne, 68 Pleasant St., Houlton, Maine Hulsman, Judith, 1 1 Bemuth Road, Newton High­ Daniels, Janice, 230 Main Street, Northboro, Mass. lands, Mass. Daniels, Jean, 472 Lincoln Road, New Britain, Hyde, Janet, 41 Broadview St., Bristol, Conn. Connecticut Iram, Sandra, 19 Archer Avenue, White Plains, Davis, Nancy, White River Junction, Vermont New York DiBiaso, Gail, Cornish, Maine Johnson, Martha, 4 Marvin Street, Montpelier, Vermont Draper, Priscilla, 76 North Main Street, Uxbridge, Mass. Johnson, Sharon, 34 Dyer Street, Presque Isle, Maine Dudley, Anne, 34 Cottage Farms Road, Cape Jones, Beverly, 53 Rutland Street, Maiden, Mass. Elizabeth, Maine Jones, Janice, 86 Harpswell St., Brunswick, Maine Dunbar, Carol, 14 Warren Place, Weston, Mass. Dyer, Joyce, 612 Essex Avenue, Gloucester, Massa­ Kelley, Patricia, Albany, New Hampshire chusetts Knight, Sylvia, 33 Walnut Street, Arlington, Mass. Earley, Jean, 8 Whittier Road, Reading, Mass. Laughlin, Elizabeth, Hampton Falls, New Hamp­ Edwards, Gayle, 513 Ogden Avenue, West Engle- shire wood, New Jersey Laughlin, Mary Ellen, Hampton Falls, New Hamp­ Emmons, Carolyn, 98 Hawthorne Avenue, Need- shire ham, Massachusetts Lester, Elizabeth, Deep Cove Shores, Raymond, Maine Farnham, Mary Jean, 61 University Terrace, Burl­ ington, Vermont LeVangie, Mary Jane, 40 Weston Avenue, Brain- tree, Mass. Flaherty, Rosanne, 14 Murchison Place, White Plains, New York Lynch, Maureen, Main Street, Mars Hill, Maine Macfarlane, Cynthia, 22 Canterbury Road, Win­ Seelye, Vivian R., High Road, R.F.D., Cornish, chester, Mass. Maine Mahoney, Joan Reynal Road, White Plains, New Sellar, Gloria J., Mr.-2 Western Ave., Augusta, York Maine Mainente, Betty L, 1 Lafayette Street, Lewiston, Sendler, Iris R., 76 Hartsdale Ave., White Plains, Maine New York Matthews, Jean, Turner, Maine Sherman, Nancy, 19 Sears Ave., Melrose, Mass. Merrill, Patricia, 5 Irving Road, Weston, Mass. Shorey, Mary Jean, Box 33, North Vassalboro, Maine Miller, Nancy, 38 Highland Road, Rye, New York Shuman, Roberta E., 66 Verndale St., Brookline, Monteith, Marilyn, 65 Chatham Street, Lynn, Mass. Mass. Morin, Elizabeth, 31 Woolson Avenue, Spring­ Simpson, Eunice, 716 Union St., Bangor, Maine field, Vermont Stratton, Dorothy G., 328 North Main St., Brewer, Morrill, Patricia Janet, R.F.D. No. 2, Bowdoin, Maine Maine Sturtevant, Harriet Ann, 3 Fairview Ave., Farm- Morton, Dorothy Ann, Cross St., Rangeley, Maine ington, Maine McKenney, Joan Mary, 33 Elm St., Machias, Maine Swenson, Judith Gail, 129 Richard St., West Hart­ Ogilvie, Eunice, 479 Conant Rd., Weston, Mass. ford, Conn. Osborne, Judith Anne, Cross Rd., Princes Point, Tatalias, Tula, 190 Hillside Ave., Waterbury Conn. Yarmouth, Maine Taylor, Gayle Marie, 147 Main St., Farmington, Perkins, Nancy Anne, 19 Union St., Camden, Maine Maine Pucek, Georgia C, 8 Palmer Place, Leonia, N. J. Terrill, Rachel J., 137 Howard St., Bangor, Maine Regent, Patricia Marie, 22 Bay St., Tilton, N. H. Tiedemann, Eleanor A., County Rd., R.F.D., West- brook, Maine Reid, Joan, 188 Prospect St., Bristol, Conn. Trombley, Joan Louise, 25 West Clark St., Man­ Richards, Janet Anne, 163 Pleasant St., Arlington, chester, N. H. Mass. Vangeli, Theresa D., 405 College St., Lewiston, Richards, Virginia Day, 93 North State St., Con­ Maine cord, N. H. Von Dredsn, Emily, Sunapee, New Hampshire Robertson, Florence M., 38 South Main St., Mexico, Maine Wenn, Mildred B., 31 Radmore St., Worcester, Mass. Roland, Martha R., 287 Nahant Rd., Nahant, Mass. Wheeler, Edwina, West Bay Rd., Osterville, Mass. Rowe, Diane Doris, Whitney St., Phillips, Maine Wheeler, Priscilla H., 302 Andover St., Danvers, Mass. Saccone, Betty Jane, 348 Lowell St., Peabody, Mass. Whitcomb, Helen E., 28 Peirce St., Middleboro, Mass. Sahagian, Dorothy M., Belgrade Lakes, Maine Wiggin, Sally Ann, Elm Rd., North Hampton, N. H. Sarrau, Patricia Lee, 55 Burrell St., Melrose, Mass. Willard, Judith Eileen, 525 Chapin St., North Shoiflee, Valerie, 712 Washington St., Wellesley, Mass. Wilbraham, Mass.

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