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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1968 volume:

- - . - , £ Jf, ■ V I96S Eureka Woodstock High School Dedication We, the class of 1968, are probably speaking for every alumnus of Woodstock High School when we say we want to dedicate the 1968 Eureka to the school. This dedica- tion is not simply to the school building, gym, and shop, but to the memories that they have made possible. Although there will never again be a Woodstock High School, there will always, we hope, be a Woodstock school spirit. This Page Sponsored by STOWELL SILK SPOOL CO. Jn Memo riant Leon Poland and Chester Hopkins, both alumni of Woodstock High School, have made a sacrifice that can never be repaid. Although we are sad to have lost these men, we can also be proud that they have died fighting in wars to keep our great nation and weaker nations free. 2 faculty FRONT ROW—Mrs. Rolfe, Miss Plaisted, Mrs. Lord, Mr. McCann—Principal SEC- OND ROW--Mr. Dupre, Mr. Keniston THIRD ROW—Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Clements, Mr. Chretien FOURTH ROW--Mr. Bean, Mr. Brown, Mr. Emery. Student Council FRONT ROW--T. Berryment, R. Burnham, D. Foster, B. McKeen, J. Farwell, C. Henry SECOND ROW—L. Koskela, D. York, R. Cross, C. York, T. House, T. Crockett, G. Crockett. 3 GRADUATES KATHLEEN BACHELDER Kathy Commercial August 31, 1950 God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. SHARON BOYCE Skippy Commercial September 5, 1949 I believe in the end that truth will conquer. JOHN BROOKS John Henry Industrial Arts April 8, 1949 Nature and Books belong to the eyes that see them. NORTON BROOKS _ Norton Industrial Arts July 27, 1949 It isn't if you win or lose it's how you play the game. JOSEPH CAMPBELL Joe Industrial Arts August 11, 1950 THEODORE CROCKETT Stub College April 9 1950 Thank God it's over. JACK CROSS Jack Industrial Arts May 8, 1950 A good cigar is as great a comfort to a man as a good cry is to a woman. 5 ROGER CROSS Chocolate College April 4, 1950 Thank heavens for days of Wine and Roses. IVORY CURRIER JR. Junior Industrial Arts March 3, 1949 Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love. LORRAINE DAVIS Dixie Commercial September 2, 1950 Slow me down Lord; Ease the beating of my Heart, By the quieting of my mind. JOHN DAY John College February 19, 1950 CATHY EMMONS chath Commercial March 24, 1950 The cure to all things is salt water—sweat, tears, and the sea. CYNTHIA FARNUM Cindy Commercial February 23, 1950 Rather I had a fool to make me Merry, than an experience to make me sad. JOYCE FARWELL j0 College September 7, 1950 Man doth not live by bread alone. 6 MAURICE HART Industrial Arts Maurice September 24, 1950 MARGUERITE HARTHORNE Dimples Commercial June 6, 1949 Happiness is like a kiss, to appreciate it you must give it to someone else. DOLORES HEBERT Dolly Commercial October 24, 1949 Silence is golden--when you can find it. PHILIP HOUSE Phil Commercial June 7, 1950 Those worthy of life live it for themselves. ALBERT LAKE Albert Industrial Arts August 2, 1948 Me afraid of work! Ha, I can lay right down be- side it and go to sleep. SUSAN LOVEJOY Commercial I shall live each day as live to see tomorrow. Snooky April 16, 1949 see it; for I may not 7 ROBERT LOWELL Industrial Arts Believe one who's tried it. CRAIG MORGAN Mog College September 13, 1950 It doesn't matter if your good at a sport as long as you're a good sport. ROLAND MORIN Roily Industrial Arts June 2, 1948 Man doth not live my bread alone. RICHARD PINKHAM Pinky General September 17, 1950 There's a time, a place and a person for every- thing. DENNIS POLAND Denny General February 17, 1950 It's better to serve in heaven than to reign in hell. MONICA PORTER Monica College April 7, 1950 Life has a value only when it has something valuable as its object. WENDY RICE Wendell College July 20, 1949 A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. DUANE ROBERTS Hoot Industrial Arts September 27, 1948 EDWARD ROSENBERC Bed Bug College July 27, 1950 Conceit is my only foundation. 8 DUANE RYERSON Shorty General June 6, 1950 Be always sure your right--then go ahead. ANDREA SWAN Andi College July 20, 1950 Condemn the fault, and not the actor of it. LLOYD SWEETSER Chabin-Chopper Industrial Arts January 7, 1949 Honesty always pays. WANDA TIBBETTS Wanda General September 18, 1949 I couldn't be good if I would and I wouldn't be good if I could. ALAN WATERHOUSE Alan Industrial Arts October 4, 1948 PEGGY WING Fang Commercial November 22, 1949 Life is 10% what you make it and 90% how you take it. Claytie January 10, 1950 9 CLAYTON YORK College UNDERCLASSMEN ‘Junior Class FRONT ROW--V. Chase, K. Sumner, E. Cole, R. Burnham, D. Foster, R. Auger, K. Berryment, L. Koskela, K. Keniston, P. Howe SECOND ROYV—J. Nowling, A. Leighton, T. Hathaway, J. Frias, C. Tyler, T. Waisanen, R. Sweetser, M. Billings THIRD ROVV--S. Thurlow, M. Witter, D. Morgan, R. Bane, S. Hakala, S. Noyes, J. Coolidge, A. Henley. Sophomore Class FRONT ROW—J. Billings, C. Hebert, M. Clough, F. Herrick, D. McKeen, A. Noyes, J. Hebert, B. Kimball, P. Hart, L. Cross SECOND ROW—R. Morin, D. York, T. House, C. Bachelder, A. Russo, S. Carter, T. Demarest, E. Hanson THIRD ROW--R. Buker, G. Gilbert, T. Hall, G. MacKillop, A. Rosenberg, W. Howe, E. Henry. 11 freshman Class FRONT ROW—J. Gammon, B. Sicotte, C. Scribner, K. Keniston, C. Morgan, B. McKeen, D. Kendall, B. Paine, S. Hill, G. Crockett SECOND ROW--S. Mclnnis, M. Gordon, R. Bucker, C. Rainey, G. Wing, D. Rosenberg, G. Cummings, E. Bennett, R. Sumner, L. Foster, R. Chase, P. Kennison THIRD ROW--D. Crockett, A. G. Smith, P. Emery, S. Annis, P. Howard, G. Morin, W. Mitchell, M. Harlow, L. Buck, P. Mclnnis, T. Robinson, D. Farrow, R. Auger. Eighth Qrade FRONT ROW--K. Bonney, S. Kuvaja, S. Cox, L. Thurlow, G. Henry, B. Porter, W. Morgan, V. Wentworth D. Hathaway, K. Curtis SECOND ROW--E. Brooks, T. Mills, G. Mclnnis, S. Poland, H. Poland, C. Hall, S. Poland THIRD ROW—R. Curtis, J. Green, C. Bonney, S. Farnum, C. Martin, A. Wilson, D. Holt, T. Andrews, K. Gaugler, D. Herrick, G. Harlow. 12 Seventh Qrade FRONT ROW—C. Riley, P. Green, C. Cox, G. Martin, J. Howe, T. Campbell, T. Moore, V. Wing, B. Herrick, S. Redman SECOND ROW—M. Day, G. Packard, S. Cushman, P. Benson, D. Hanscom, E. Hoyt, J. Morgan, R. Croteau, V. Knight, S. Kuvaja, C. Flynn, T. Berryment, A. Kennison, E. Polvinen, P. Lins- beck THIRD ROW--D. Demarest, G. Howe, D. Morgan, D. Andrews, S. Morgan, D. Spencer, L. Billings, T. Rosenberg, W. McKeen, A. Wilson, D. Barker, P. Benson, G. Bellegarde, P. Mclnnis, R. Wing, P. Ryerson. National Manor Society FRONT ROW--Joyce Farwell, Andrea Swan BACK ROW--Craig Morgan, Roger Cross. 13 ACTIVITIES Dirigo Qiris' 4 Keys’ State Joyce Farwell My week at Dirigo Girls' State, Colby College, Waterville was the most enriching experience I have had. I know I' 11 keep the Girls' State spirit down in my heart , as the song says, for a long time. Not only did we have a good time learning about government by holding town meetings and State elections, but all 369 girls made at least one new and long-lasting friendship. I would like to thank the faculty for nominating me and the American Legion Auxiliary for sponsoring me. Craig Morgan Last summer I had the privilege of being a delegate to the 20th Annual Dirgio Boy's State, Dirigo Boy's State is held at the University of Maine in Orono and is concerned primarily with the intense study of state government. This year there were 508 boys from all parts of the state. When we were not studying or listening to one of the many interesting lectures, groups of boys would get together and discuss such things as schools and sports. The highlight of the week was a talk by Governor Curtis on lowering the voting age. It is impossible to express in words the wonderful time I had. Only the boys who have attended in the past can know what it meant to me. I only wish that many more boys could attend each year. I wish to thank the Jackson-Silver American Legion Post of Lockes for sponsoring me. 15 Office Qirls FRONT ROW—P. Wing, D. Foster, S. Boyce, B. Sicotte SECOND ROW—L. Davis, R. Burnham, L. Cross. Cibrarians FRONT ROW--D. Hebert, F. Herrick, R. Auger BACK ROW--C. Morgan, K. Bachelder. 16 Rifle Club FRONT ROW—D. Hathaway, W. Morgan, G. Crockett, K. Keniston, R. Burnham, K. Berryment, L. Koskela, L. Davis, P. Howe, V. Wentworth SECOND ROW--M. Auger, A. Lake, S. Annis, L. Sweetser, T. Robinson, P. Emery, C. Morgan, THIRD ROW--S. Hakala, A. Waterhouse, E. Rosenberg, D. Morgan, G. Morin. Cheerleaders L. Koskela, L. Davis, J. Farwcll, S. Boyce, D. Hebert. 17 GIRL’S BASKETBALL HIGH SCHOOL FRONT ROW--D. Rosenberg, M. Porter, K. Berryment, C. Morgan, B. McKeen, R. Burnham, P. Wing, A. Swan, S. Hill, L. Cross, P. Howe. INDIVIDUAL SCORES CAME SCORES P. Wing 85 Woodstock 10 Sabattus 2! S. Hill 35 II 10 Casco 59 M. Porter 25 fl 19 Alumni 58 A. Swan 7 If 19 Andover 22 P. Howe 4 II 24 Sabattus 32 R. Burnham 2 II 21 Casco 59 15? II 55 Our Boys 60 158 310 We regret to say that this was Woodstock's last season of Basketball, and first unvicto- rious. However, we wish to express our sincere thanks to Mrs. Emery for her determi- nation and fine coaching these last three years. The following were picked to represent us in the League All Star Game on February 27, 1968. Forwards: Peggy Wing--Andrea Swan Guards: Sherri Hill—Donna Rosenberg 18 BOY'S BASKETBALL FRONT ROW—T. House, D. York, P. Mclnnis G. Wing, L. Foster, S. Mclnnis, J. Nowlin. BACK ROW — C. York, P. Emery, S. Thurlow, E. Rosenberg, S. Hakala, W. Howe, G. MacKillop, Coach Peter J. Brown. INDIVIDUAL SCORES GAME SCORES S. Hakala 112 Woodstock 79 Andover 65 S. Thurlow 46 II 40 Sabattus 71 E. Rosenberg 32 II 35 Casco 107 W. Howe 31 II 47 Andover 74 C. Nowlin 29 II 56 Sabattus 59 G. Wing 18 II 41 Casco 105 D. York 17 298 481 C. York 11 S. Foster 2 298 All of the Boys on the Basketball Team would like to thank Mr. Brown for his fine Coaching. The following were picked to represent us in the League All Star Game against the coaches. S. Hakala S. Thurlow E. Rosenberg 19 Boy's Girl’s Basketball Action Shots 20 SOFTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS FRONT ROW—L. Cross, E. Crockett SECOND ROW--K. Berrymcnt, L. Redman, D. Morgan, P. Wing, B. Wing, M. Swan, E, Andrews THIRD ROW—N. Koskela, P. Howe, E. Cole, L. Brooks—Coach Brady--M. Porter, L. Davis, L. Koskela. BASEBALL Woodstock 16 10 4 16 12 2 17 8 85 Sabattus 2 Potter 7 Casco 12 Andover 3 Sabattus 0 Potter 6 Andover 10 Casco 15 55 Won 5 Lost 3 The Boys took second place in the League. 21 Woodstock High Notables MOST ATHLETIC MOST COURTEOUS P. Wing—C. York J. Farwell—C. York MOST CONCEITED LAZIEST R. Sweetser—E. Cole C. Farnum—C. Ryerson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED LOUDEST C. Morgan—J. Farwell A. Waterhouse—L. Davis 22 Woodstock High Notables FAVORITE COUPLE TEACHERS' PESTS J. Farwell--R. Morin J. Bean—Mr. Bean--P. Wing BEST LOOKING BIGGEST FLIRTS J. Cross--S. Boyce P. Wing--C. Ryerson MOST STUDIOUS C. Morgan--J. Farwell QUIETEST E. Hanson--F. Sweat 23 jUimmi Class of 1918 Fred Cummings--Deceased lone Douglas--Bristol, Connecticut Ismay Hathaway--Bryant Pond, Maine Edna Johnson--Deceased Helen Lappin—Portland, Maine Viabelle Marston--East Waterford, Maine Edwin Perham—Deceased Class of 1928 Sydney Bartlett--Locke Mills, Maine Otis Dudley--Bryant Pond, Maine Lionel Etchier—Auburn, Maine Ruth Forbes--Bath, Maine Adelaide Gerrish--Portland, Maine Rita Hoyt--Hebron, Maine Elizabeth Knights--Bryant Pond, Maine Harold Tyler—Bryant Pond, Maine Class of 1938 Linona Blake—Bethel, Maine Francis Brooks—Bryant Pond, Maine Isabelle Brown--Woodstock, Maine Raymond Dunham—Percevale, Rhode Island Beatrice Felt—Warren, Maine Alec Forbes--Deceased Marjorie Fuller—Long Beach, California Pauline Kennison--East Otisfield, Maine Clayton Ring--USMC—Laurel Bay, South Carolina Ida Scherf--Wethersfield, Connecticut Mary Smith—Norway, Maine Rachael Twitchell—San Francisco, California Wendell Twitchell—Bryant Pond, Maine Class of 1948 Richard Cole--Newark, Delaware Herbert Dunham--Bryant Pond, Maine Louise Foster--Bryant Pond, Maine Francis Howe—Bryant Pond, Maine Marilyn Morgan—West Paris, Maine Phyllis Morgan—West Paris, Maine Charlotte Taylor--Norway, Maine Ruby Wing—Bryant Pond, Maine 26 Alumni Class of 1958 Leatrice (Farnum) Chase—Locke Mills, Maine Clinton Cushman--Houlton, Maine Phillip Davis--Bryant Pond, Maine Herbert Hatfield Jr. —Norway, Maine Nadine (Waterhouse) Miller--E. Long Branch, New Jersey Kaye Ring—New Haven, Connecticut Gerald Smith—Newark, Delaware Samuel Sumner--Puerto Rico Geraldine Cushman (Swan)—Zephyr Hills, Florida Beverly Wing--Orlando, Florida Class of 1967 Elinor Andrews--Portland, Maine Marcia Auger—Newry, Maine Michael Boyce—Bethel, Maine Lillian Brooks--Bryant Pond, Maine Laska Coffin—Norway, Maine Esther Crockett--LakeWales, Florida Kent Cumming?--Bryant Pond, Maine Rose (Cusman) Farrington—Washington, D. C. Jerrold Emmons—Manpower--Auburn, Maine Joy Emmons--Bryant Pond, Maine Anita (Gaugler) Hebert—Bryant Pond, Maine Franklin Hart--Bethel, Maine Dave Howe--Bryant Pond, Maine Dennis Jackson—Manpower--Auburn, Maine Nancy Koskela--Farmington, Maine Susan (Linsbeck) Rainey--Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Bonnie MacKillop--Bryant Pond, Maine Stuart Mclnnis—Bryant Pond, Maine Donna Morgan--Gorham State College--Gorham, Maine Gerald Nowlin—Hartford, Connecticut Lorraine Redman—Bethel, Maine Merle Ring—University of Maine, Orono Timothy Roberts—Mechanic Falls, Maine Larry Robinson--Stoneham, Maine Evelyn (Seames) Whitman—Lisbon Falls, Maine Keith Swan--Bryant Pond, Maine Mavis Swan--Locke Mills, Maine Bruce Thurlow—West Paris, Maine Raymond Tripp Jr.--Bethel, Maine Milfred Twitchell—U. S. A. Shirley (Waisanen) Foster—West Paris, Maine Brenda Wing—Boston, Massachusetts Garry Yates—Bethel, Maine 27 Read a Book, Improve Your Mind? They say Read a Book and Improve Your Mind, But then you wonder, Gee, what kind? Some are classics; Some for kicks. There are always the stories about the west. Or those on top of the best seller list. How about the dating one? Or the funny little ditties with all the puns? Lots of stories are full of sex Some with kids who raise alot of--heck Its true you get an education But the books these days need explantions! Wendy Rice The Big Balance Think . . . Dare to be Daniel . . . Honesty is the best policy . . . This Is Dedicated to the One I Love . . . How Great Thou Art . . . Most people are nice when you finally see them . . . The Pulitzer Prize Winner . . . Ask not what your country can do for you . . . Lawyers were children once . . . To Sir, With Love . . . An eye for an eye . . . My Faith is gone . . . That Bud, thafs beer . . . We're on the eve of destruction . . . Credibility Gap . . . The grapes of wrath . . . Hate your next door neighbor, but don't forget to say grace . . . Evil is the nature of mankind . . . Painted women under gas lamps . . . Kill ... I can't . . . Joyce Farwell Oh, For A Little Fat Oh, if I should gain an ounce or a pound, I'd shout and yell and be heard the world around. For I've been trying to gain some weight, By taking double of everything I ate. So far it has all been to no avail, I'm still blown over by every gale Doctors all said some weight I must gain, But all their advice was given in vain. For weeks and weeks I've tried everything, From meat and potatoes to coffee rings. I've finally realized my fate. I shall always weigh 258. Andrea Swan 28 My Buddy I like to sit in study hall, And watch the kids all study. But the one who studies most of all Is none other than my buddy He sits and does his homework Although I don't know why If I did all the work he did I know I'd probably die He's probably got the right idea And he gets his thanks. Cause when the nine weeks are up He gets better ranks. Craig Morgan Kisses Dr. George Jekyl, 40, and Dr. Park Hyde, 45, have completed a long term research project, which was financed by the Lipstick Manufacturers Association. The associa- tion hoped to prove that Mononucleosis, also know as the Kissing Disease, can be controlled if not cured if both parties are wearing lipstick at the time of contact. The results of the project are heartening. Although Doctors Jekyl and Hyde are now suffering from Mono as it is known affectionately in the trade, they both remarked it took eight wonderful years to come down with it. The one fly in the ointment is the additional discovery that even an extra-heavy coating of lipstick will not prevent the spread of the disease in some instances, and the doctors have accordingly warned the public to shy away from kissing turtles and or parakeets on the lips. Jekyl and Hyde, when they have recovered sufficiently, will re-enact their methods of experimentation before the cameras. A photo of their triumph may be seen on a future, Great Moments in Medicine calendar. Then again it may not. 29 Andrea Swan S.J. D. 44 flew Migh School Zelstar Regional ANDOVER- - BETHEL- - CREEN WOOD— NEWR Y- - WOODS TOC K 30 S.J.D. 44 flew High School Zelstar Regional ANDOVER- - BETHEL— GREEN WOOD- - NE WR Y- - WOODS TOC K 31 To Our Readers Because the cost of printing a school yearbook has risen to the point where few schools can break even on the investment, we ask that those of you who purchase in this area make a special effort to give some business to the following who have subscribed so we might survive. NORWAY A. Friend L. F. Pike Son Glenn E. Chute Inc. Brown's Apparel Shop L. M. Longley Son Oxford Provisions Cummings' Cleaners Hutchins' Jewelers Costal Acceptance Corp. Goodspeed Oil Company Chadbourne's Market Western Auto-Schiavi's Verenis' Store LaFlamme Jewelers Wilson's Store J. J. Newberry Store Margo's Woodman's Lowe's Florist Clifford's Rcxall Store Cliff's Comer Store Country Way Restaurant A. L. Stewart G Sons SOUTH PARIS Modern Shoe Repair Market Square Shell Jewell Tire Center O. K. Clifford Co. Twin Town Radiator RUMFORD Anastasio's Esso Service George T. Dyer, D.M.D. Yard Goods Center Crawford's Ice Cream Distributors Lamey-Wellehan Davis Florists Martin's General Store Hargreaves' Drug Store Charlisle's Men's Shop H.C. Jeweler's Bartash Stationery Store Bi-Rite Meat Market J. J. Newberry Co. Lowe Brother's Co. Puiia Hardware G Lumber Co. Linnell Motel Vito A. Umbro, Tailor BETHEL Steve's Garage Red Rooster Motel Cherie Beauty Slenderama Salon Dr. Loy S. Harrell Dr. James T. Hudson Lowe's Texaco Station Chapin's Shell Station Dunn's Market Charlie's Chevron L. G F. Country Store Shoe Rack Citgo Service Center Sunri Ski Shop Van Tel. G Tel. Appleby, Walter E. Chapel Valley Nursing Home Ray's Body Shop E. S. 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ADVERTISER DEMOCRAT 2 Bridge Street Norway Oxford County's Largest Newspaper Maine MAINE is on the MARCH Whether you are going on to higher education or will seek employment after graduation, Maine’s expanding and diversifying industry will provide you with opportunity. KEEP MAINE IN YOUR FUTURE 39 C Central M aine Power CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1968 FROM 0X30RD PAPER POMPAM UR £AU'S DAJRV Maine's Most Modern Dairy Arthur A. Breau 04276 Rumford Maine Telephone 743-8944 MMOjCD’SMOZOR CO. CHEVROLET PONTIAC OLDSMOBILE BUICK Sales and Service Box 232 Norway, Maine 04268 Compliments of Srank IV. Rjorklund LAWYER Norway Maine Compliments of Whitman Oil Company Norway Maine Compliments of Norway Savings Rank Norway, Maine Organized 1866 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 41 Compliments of e. m moco. 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