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

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Seated, L-R: Louise Martin, Rodney Cross, Linda Waterhouse. Standing, L-R: Sylvia Cushman, Virginia Tibbetts, Paul McKillop, Carol Twitchell, Elaine Koskela. MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN Manager...........Rodney Cross Assistant Manager. . . . Linda Waterhouse CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Senior..........Louise Martin Junior.........Sylvia Cushman Sophomore.......Virginia Tibbetts Freshman.......Elaine Koskela 8th grade.......Carol Twitchell 7th grade......Paul McKillop Our 1959 magazine campaign was a great success. Our total intake was $713.23. Out of this our profit was $242.91. HIGH SALESMEN Linda Waterhouse . . . Junior.$132.59 William Taylor.Freshman..........75.40 Charlotte Crockett . . .Senior..44. 15 Jackson Andrews ....7th..........31.24 Robert Waugh...Freshman..........30.32 '61 I 1 1 » 1 1 I I 1 I I ! I ' I I I I Linda Waterhouse

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I I Left to Right: Eva Mae Mills, Hilda Vittum, Susan Coppick, Barbara Haskell, Gertrude Smith, Charles McAllister, Richard Farwell, Elaine Koskella, Kathy Mills, Linda Waterhouse, Pat Davis, Mr. Turner. PUBLIC SPEAKING The Oxford County Public Speaking, which was held at Stephen's High School at Rumford this year, was attended by Patricia Davis and Charles McAllister. The OCSSL contest was held at Wast Paris with Patricia Davis, Gertrude Smith, and Charles McAllister attending. April 16 Linda Waterhouse and Patricia Davis attended the annual speech festival at the University of Maine in Orono.

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CARMEN MARTIN Science Fair The annual Oxford County Small School League Science Fair was held February 11, at the Woodstock High Gym. Awards are as follows: In the field of Chemistry--first prize, Betty Sue Adams of Buckfield for Chemical Analysis of a Cake; second prize, Linda Waterhouse of Woodstock for Compositions of Commercial Herbicides; third prize, Rosemary Bennett of Buckfield for Chemical Make-up Cosmetics, honor- able mention, Carmen Martin of Woodstock for Removal of Stains from Different Fabrics. In the field of Biology--first prize, Roxanne Small of Canton for Effect of Artificial Light on Plant Growth: second prize Crystal Fothergill of Buckfield for Internal Structure of a Dogfish; third prize, Merrill Chesley of Buckfoeld for Different Blood Types and How to Take Them; honorable mention, Rosemary Bragg of Buckfield for Collection and Identification of of Insects and Ant Family in General. In the field of General Science--first prize, Donald Heald of Buckfield for Rock and Mineral Collection; second prize, Martha Chesley of Buck- field for talk-demonstration on Theory of the Solar System; third prize, Lawrence Bessey of Buckfield for Comparison Human with Animal Brain. Judges were Theodore Emery, Stephen Jacobs, and Wendell Brewster, all from the Science faculty of Gould Academy. Presentation of awards was made by John B. Craig Jr., President of the Oxford County Small School League. Buckfield, Canton, West Paris, and Woodstock High Schools participated in the event.