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

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Math Club SEATED: E. Seames, Mrs. Lord (Advisor) B. Andrews. STANDING: R. Burnham, B. Wing, J. Farwell, S. Morgan, P. Howe, C. Dunn, K. Keniston, E. Cole, A.Swan, D. Morgan, T. Ring, P. MacKillop, C. York, D. Belskis, P. Pinkham, R. Seames, E. Rosenberg, M. Colby, M. Twitchell, K, Berryment, C. Morgan. Dramatics Club SEATED: C. Churchill, Mrs. Jacobs (Advisor) L. Gaugler. STANDING: J. Emmons, J. Des Rochs, S. Morgan, R. Cushman. R. Cross, R. O'Leary, P. Howe, G. Day, M. Porter, A. Gaugler, L. Billings, F. Martin, L. Davis.

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Dirigo Boys’ State To say that my experience at Boys State was the most enriching thing that could happen in my life would be a serious understatement. It was much more. Any mis- understanding was quickly remedied by the 498 other good-will ambassadors from all over Maine. Though we were two political parties we functioned as one and a broader understanding of State-government and a deeper regard for the other fellow. I cannot begin to thank the American Legion and the school for making it all possible. I only regret that everyone could not attend. Clifford York

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Band P. Howe, S. Brooks, B. Wentworth, L. Koskela, R. Daye, S. Felt, S. Howe, L. Foster STANDING: A. Swan, W. Howe, L. Hathaway, J. Wardwell, P, Howe, D. Farrar, B. An- drews, J. Wardwell, Instructor: Mr. Hutchins In September, 1963, Mr. Wayne W. Hutchins became director of the Woodstock School Band and has spent a great deal of time instructing us during the past two years. The band now consists of sixteen members; this includes four Alto-saxophones, seven clarinets, two trumpets, a drum, a French horn, and a flute. We have had two new mem- bers this year, and there is a possibility of adding a tenor sax and a trombone in the spring. Each instrumental section has a half hour lesson once a week after school. Each Tuesday the whole band has a rehearsal from 2:10 to 3:00. We also rehearse for an hour Friday mornings whenever possible. On April 24, 1964, we had our annual spring concert. We played twenty-one pieces including arrangements of well-known songs, two novelty numbers, and four special fea- tures worked out by band members with Mr. Hutchins' help. We also played at a P.T.A. meeting. A group selected from the band entertained after a supper at the Universalist Church. We played for the Memorial Day Services and marched in the parade at Bryant Pond. On October 24, 1964, we played for a Daughters' Veterans Reception at the Wood- stock Gymnasium. We also provided part of the entertainment for our Christmas party at School on December 18th. We wish to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Hutchins for all the time he has spent working with us. We certainly do appreciate it. Jane Wardwell