Woodstock High School - Eureka Yearbook (Bryant Pond, ME)

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HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1952 In September 19U8 we began to climb the steep mountain called High School Education» nineteen of uc started that long hike; namely, Alpheus Brooks, Burton Hathaway, Roger Strout, Frederick Farnum, Eleanor Wing, Elsie Roberts, Ethel Davis, Christine Kni hts, Basil Green, Gwen Cox, Robert Mason, Alton Hathaway, Haney Drake, Roland Dunham, James lyier, Mabel Spra ue, George Spra'ue, and Harland Harlow. Wayne Mowatt joined us after Christmas, and George Sprague slipped off the trail in the Spring term. For a year we all struggled along, then in our second year two new members joined the hiking party. Lucelia Lord joined us from Mechanic Falls and Josephine St. John from Bridgton. There were now twenty of us but we were soon back to eighteen as Mabel Sprague tumbled down the mountainside and Nancy Drake met a nan named Allen on the way and left us to become a Mrs. We soon became juniors which proved we were nearer the top than we were before. One new member joined us from Aroostook Central Institute, Marguerite Mullen. But another marriage took place, that of Elsie Roberts, thus we lost another comrade. Josephine left us to go to Eridgton High and Harland Harlow quit school and went to work. Also Wayne Mowatt left to attend Farmington High. This year was filled with many happy activities, including prize speaking of which Ethel Davis, Marruerite Mullen, and Alton Hathaway were the champions. After a pleasant vacation we returned to business and began to see the top of the mountain. We began struggling hard to reach the top. Our new member of the Junior Class, Marguerite Mullen left us to live in Connecticut. Christine Knights left the mountain and married a Hill. Gwen Cox also became a wife. Roland Dunham decided to quit the climb also. Those of us who were left worked hard at our paper drive v hich will help on our class trip. Our Snow Carnival proved a success with Fred Farnum and Eleanor Wing our King and Queen. The eleven of us who remain are eagerly looking forward to the top when we will receive our final merit. ? e realize however that this is only the beginning of a long hard climb, the reaching of the top of the first pinnacle, but we are getting prepared anyhow. SENIOR STATISTICS HUE; NOTED FOR: WORST FAILING PASTHE Fred Farnum Laughing Staying out Nights Calling on Eleanor Eleanor Wing Typing Bookkeeping II Dancing Roger Strout SloY Reading Temper Working on his car James Tyler Big Words New York Talking Burton Hathavray Checker Flaying English Standing in corridors Basil Green Eating Lessons Fooling Alpheus Brooks Quiet Voice Blushing Riding a bike Ethel Davis Athletics Typing Studying Alton Hathaway Track Hair Playing ping pong Lucelia Lord Speaking Alfred Learning pieces Robert Mason Arguing Girls Sleeping

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SENIOR CL'.SS TRIP Nine seniors and three chaperones left Sunday morning at 6:00 on April 13, for Herr York City. Hov ard Kackillop and Herbert Dunham took their cars and Mrs. Guy Parker went as the third chaperone. The hotel that r;e stayed in was Hotel Chesterfield at lii9th Street. During our ride to New York much fun and excitement occurred. We arrived at New York about 3:30 Sunday afternoon We all got settled, then vent out to have supper and look the city over. Rising about 7:30 Monday morning, some filed out for breakfast. At 9:30 that same day a Grey Line tour was taken of New York City which took in many places of interest as China Town, the Bowery and many important buildings. Monday afternoon a tour of the'N. B. C. Building was taken. Tuesday morning was rainy and this day we went through the R. C. A. Building. Not too much went on today due to the weather. Tuesday night everyone took in the Ringling Bros. Circus—an evening well enjoyed and worth while. ’Vednesday was the day we went to Bronx Zoo, most of the day was spent right there Wednesday night groups split up. Some were entertained by the ball game at the Polor Grounds between the N. Y. Giants and Philadelphia Phillies in which the Giants gained a victory. Some enjoyed the fight between Sugar Ray Robinson and Rocky Marciano on television in their rooms; others went to a movie or a Talking tour around Broadway, Wednesday night being the last night at New York City, hardly anyone ’went to bed early. Thursday morning from 10:30 until 1:30 we took a boat ride tour around Manhattan Island, a 35 mile trip. Then returning to the hotel, we all got ready to check out. We left New York City at 3:00 p.m. and arrived home at about 12 midnight. One of the jokes which occurred at New York was when Eleanor, Idred, Ethel, Roger and Lucelia got in with another group from a different school and obtained a free tour to the Empire State Building. But believe me, much fun occurred when this group was going through the turn-stiles for we were green as frogs and tried to get through without putting in a dime. Bre want to thank our chaperones for all the fun and helpfulness they handed us. Y'e sincerely want to thank all the various people, specially our parents, for making this trip available for us. This trip I know proved very eduoational and beneficial to each and every one of us« Ethel Davis 52