A black and white photograph of the Buzzin’ Dozen, a female singing group at Colby Junior College.

A black and white photograph with the following inscription “These Colby girls cannot believe that this huge tub is sometimes filled with the sap like they helped collect. The sap runs from a spigot on the drum on the sleigh through a pipe to this tub where it runs through narrow conduits to the stove at the sugar house.” In the picture from left to right: Corinne Ouelette, Betsy La Gorce, Jo Terriberry, Barbara Fenn, Virginia Merklen, and Elaine Olson.

A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated March 10, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.

A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated March 9, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.

A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated March 8, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.

A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated March 7, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.

A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated March 6, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.

A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated March 5, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.

A black and white photograph of Elizabeth La Gorce pouring sap into a larger bucket.

A black and white photograph of Colby Junior College students transferring sap into a sled drum. Betsy La Gorce is in the foreground pouring sap into another bucket. In the background, Elaine Olson and Barbara Fenn are pouring sap into the sled drum and Jo Terriberry is sitting at the front of the sled.

A black and white photograph with the inscription “Corinne Ouellette, Betty LaGorce and Jo Terriberry took charge of emptying the sled drum of its sap. Sap goes through narrow pipes to a large tub.”

A black and white photograph of six Colby Junior College girls and Paul Gay enjoying some sugar on snow at Gay’s sugar house. From left to right: Virginia Merklen, Elaine Olson, Georgia (Jo) Terriberry, Corinne Ouelette, Paul Gay, Elizabeth La Gorce, and Barbara Fenn.

A black and white photograph of three Colby Junior College students pouring sap into a sled drum.

A black and white photograph of Paul Gay and several Colby Junior College students tapping a maple tree.

A black and white photograph of Paul Gay with three Colby Junior College students standing around a maple tree. There is a bucket and tap on the maple tree. There is also a dog in the foreground.