Woodland High School - Jewel Yearbook (Woodland, ME)

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ixgii i THE EXVEL 35 CLUB-GRADE 7, ROOM 3 The following class officers have ser- ved efficiently during this year: Joseph Shain, President Vincent Tammero, Vice-president Louis Manzo, Treasurer Columbia Coviello, Secretary VVe have found several interesting activities for club period-among them were making a scrap book of Ryrd's re- cent trip to Antarctica, learning poems we liked, doing choral reading, organ- izing a safety project, learning to use the library efficiently. NVe have enjoyed our work together this Year. Sl? Ill: Pl? Sli Pls PERSONALS lf notes make friendships we ean't understand how Jane Meehan keeps track of all hers. Alice, are you off the boy-standard? XVe found out why Mike Chabak hasn't a ttsteadyweso he can keep them all on a string! Recently asked to invite his girl up to graduation, Charlie just blushed. Is The future nurse Rita McCarthy re- cently saw a cut finger and FAINTED! Gloria has changed her mind, so it won't be dishes but a Rolls Royce. Some change! Tile d0n't hear much from Shainy but noise-isn't there anything that interests you but being a boy? lllair hasn't much chance now. At least that is what the ninth grade boys think. Ken Leighton spends a lot of time in Toriis. lt's a wonder that the ice cream doesnit. make him fat. XVe have just added two more vic- tims to the t'Gone Calaisv list. Ronny Johnson and Eddie Kneeland. The Seniors recently christened Ralph James with a. middle name-it is Dance. Madeline Turner never says much about her boy friend. Perhaps she does not. want to get the rest of the girls in- terested-afraid she might lose him, Mavis, that. Leighton boy isnit in the C. C. C. Camps, is he? They Marg spends her even- ings reading Gone lVith The Wind. ? ?' Sulijdose the before-mentioned notes of Jane Meehan's ever get to Phil? XVe wish to extend our heartiest con- gratulations to Shead Memorial lligh of Eastport for winning the All State Has- there a girl or is it a nightmare? ketball Championship for small schools. A f x Fir!!! T 7 v SX ?-X J

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Athletics tl IHLS' ATIIL Thrills! Thrills! Thrills! There were plenty of them this year. The nip-and-tuck battle the Calais girls and the 1Voodland spittires is one that will be reineinbered until the two rivals collide again. The girls' basketball season opened under the supervision of the new eoaoh, Mr, Robb. Some of the players were new this year, but this did not seem to hinder them much, This was due, more than likely, to the training- reeeiyed between games, E TIC HEl'OHT The girls who were follows: Maxine Shain Kathleen Dudley Audrey Perkins Rita. McCarthy Grace Seainans Mary Robb Betty Leighton DT ayed on the team Josephine Coyiello Mary Coyiello Mary Seanians lilanehe Harvey Geraldine Allen Anne Bires Natalie Morang' The team will lose three of its play- ers at the end of this year. They are Shain, Dudley and McCarthy. 42 its SF Fll: its G irls' Game Schedule 1Voodland 27 1Voo d l and 13 1Voodland 25 1Voodland 23 1Yoodland 25 1Voodland 22 1Yoodland 22 1Voodland 18 1Voodland 153 1Voodland 14 1Yoodland 19 Danforth Maehias St. Stephen Lubee Eastnort OV. Danfortll Cal ais Eastport linbee Eastport Calais 3.5 8 23 14 16 30 6 38 37 10 15 22