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

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First Row, left to right: Sandra Buck, Nancy Kennison, Wallace Farrington, Carol Twitchell, George Gerrish. Second Row, left to right: Charles York, Elena Noyes, Noreen Swan, Joan Linsbeck, Belinda Emmons, Advisor Phil Bolen. Absent when picture was taken were Roger Benson and Carol Silver. EIGHTH GRADE In the 8th grade this year, we have twelve students. Their names are as follows: Sandra Buck, Carol Twitchell, Noreen Swan, Carol Silver, Joan Linsbeck, Elena Noyes, Nancy Kennison, Belinda Emmons, Wallace Farrington, Roger Benson, George Gerrish, and Charles York. There are three students which we no longer have in our class. They are Joel Warner, Joe Carnes and Edward Schultz. We have sponsored roller skating parties this year. We have also sponsored three movies which have been a success. We have made many improvements in our room this year. On March 26 we took a trip to Boston for the weekend.

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SEVENTH GRADE CLASS First Row, left to right: Paul Howe, Pat McGinnis, Linda Gaugler, Alan Twitchell, Frances Mills, Paul MacKillop, Rebecca Cary, Marie Swan, Mary Jane Abbott, Donald Whitman. Second Row, left to right: Jack Andrews, Larry Coffin, Linda Billings, Sally Brooks, Rose Harlow, Jean Wardwell, Jane Wardwell, Diane Farrar, David Cummings, David Huston, Advisor Isabel Jacobs. Absent during picture were Clifford York, David Belskis, Rodney Burnham, John Cox, and Tom Morgan. We started off the year with twenty-seven students. We lost Arlene and Rodney Toothaker before Christmas, as they moved to Norway. After our February vacation we gained another student, Danny Torres, from Locke Mills. In September we elected class officers as follows: President-Paul MacKillop Treasurer-Alan Twitchell Vice-Pres.-Frances Mills Secretary-Rebecca Cary Paul MacKillop was Room chairman of the magazine drive and later Donny Whitman was elected for Student Council. At Christmas we had a party with a tree and refreshments. Another small party was held on Valentine's. We have new reading books and a new set of encyclopedias for our room. So far we've had two sets of books from the State Library. On March 9 we had grab bags, a fish pond, and a fortune telling booth in our room to earn some money. It was a big success and we plan to do it again. During the year we have had discussions in our English class on such topics as What the World Will be Like Fifty Years from Now , and Classroom TV . No world shaking decision was decided upon. We have been working on projects in science having to do with natural resources. These will be put on display at the Science Fair March 11. In Social Studies we've been studying manufacturing. Posters were made to show different types of manufacturing. On February 18 our Junior High Basketball Team played a game with Buckfield which we won. Two previous games were played with West Paris. We won one of them. I. I I I K K K K K I K

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Front Row: Joyce Burnham, Beverly Crockett, Kathy Mills, Kenneth Kenniston, Floyd Sumner, Susan Coppick, Rusty Strout, Elaine •Koskela. Back Row: Advisor Glenn Turner, Barbara Haskell, Gilbert Bailey, Jerry Johnson, Billy Taylor, Leroy Kenniston, Ronald Roberts, Hilda Vittum. Freshman News We started the year off with eighteen pupils. We lost Rita Rugg, David Farnum, and Robert Waugh. Bertha Kimball transferred from Gould Academy at mid-year. At our first class meeting, we chose the following class officers: President------------Floyd Sumner Treasurer------------Jerry Johnson Secretary--------------Sue Coppick Student Council--------Kathy Mills Many of the pupils in our class participated in the school sports. They were: Boys' Basketball. . .Rusty Strout, Ronald Roberts Girls' Basketball. .. Barbara Haskell, Kathy Mills, Sue Coppick, Elaine Koskela (Manager) Cheering. . .Barbara Haskell, Kathy Mills Softball. . . Barbara Haskell, Kathy Mills We have sponsored several record hops throughout the year. We all survived Freshman Reception, as our upper classmen, the Seniors, didn't do anything too drastic to us. We brought in about $171.02 in the Magazine Campaign sale. Kathy Mills I K K