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

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Senior Play GREEN GROW THE ONIONS by John Henderson December 18, 1958 Cast of Characters Tommy Britton.....................Seventeen.............. Paul Britton.................Tommy's father.............. Linda Weaver.................Tommy's girlfriend.......... Felicia Flash Britton. . . . Tommy's kid sister........ Stinky Schemmer...........Flash's girl friend.......... Gladys Ives....................Linda's rival............. Doris Britton..................Tommy's mother.......... George Logan....................The heavy .............. David Vermeer................George's stooge............. Minnie Maguire. . .Mrs. Britton's somewhat younger sister Thomas Britton................Paul's older brother...... Skip.................................................. Ruth.................................................. Becky........................................... Fuzzy.................................... Mary............................ ... Larry Whitman .... Thurl Hutchins .....Hazel Crocker ....Lena LaValley ......Evon Gerrish ......Hilda Henley . . . Christine Berry . . . Gilbert Dunham . . .Alan Farrington ......Dorothy Bean . . . Kenneth Roberts . . . Maynard Harlow . . . . £va Mae Mills .......Susan Smith Charles McAllister ....Louise Martin

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Kenneth Lee Roberts Ken Industrial The childhood shows the man as morning shows the day. Born in Lewiston, Maine, February 20, 1941. Gould Academy 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Class Play 4; Debating Club 4; Student Council President 4; Driver Education 3; Carnival Attendant 4; Eureka Jr. 4; Address to Undergraduate. SENIOR CLASS TRIP The Senior Class, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bolen as chaperons, left Bryant Pond on Saturday, April 18, at six o'clock in the morning and arrived in New York about three-thirty that afternoon. We unpacked, while Mr. and Mrs. Bolen went to White Plains to leave the cars. When they returned at seven we went to Radio City Music Hall to see Green Mansions and the Rockettes. Sunday, we left at 9 A. M. to go to Chinatown. In the afternoon we visited the Statue of Liberty, and in the evening we went to the top of the Empire State Building. Monday, the girls watched the TV program, Concentration , while the boys went to see Tic Tac Dough. We also visited Rockefeller Center, the National Museum, Haggis Baggis , and in the evening we attended a movie. Tuesday, we spent the day in the United Nations Building, and in the evening we went to the Gary Moore Show, where we saw some stu- dents from South Paris. On our free day, Wednesday, most of the girls went shopping and bought dresses alike. Thursday, we started home at 8 A.M. and arrived in Bryant Pond at 7 P. M. We all had a wonderful time, and we would like to thank Mr and Mrs. Bolen for being our chaperons. Dorothy Bean '59

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