Bangor Maine School of Commerce - Chieftain Yearbook (Bangor, ME)

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The CHIEFTAIN JUNL HATFIELD DL rlwy Stumogr xphn L our 411 BARBARA BURNS But C xrl Athlete Wmm xl Lnursx Iort I urfuld Page Tn 1,1113 Bangor Marne Glr Popularity Contest Winners XIARX TRI u XINI Boys Lhoug iur Nxsnr Norm ll L ouru IKIIILUI' 4 ' I .g A ,l 5- . t, lhll l ,- My ff 'I hiiss 1938 Q - ' a ' Qc

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School of Commerce The C H l EF T A I N Sonnets by Young Amerrca Lost Love When I consider how mv lrfe rs spent Alone and brokcnhearted all the whrle And trv to face the world with a broad smile I find rt hard and turn back to relent Sometimes I wonder why I loved and lost And yet rt rs the way of lrfe rt seems To banish all too soon our frckle dreams To lose no matter what may be the cost Long years and tears and heartaches cant erase That look of forlorn hope vxrthrn my eyes My rnner soul vrrll yearn to see that face That brought me love then left me alone to cry I wrll go on I wrll subdue my tears Twas not Gods wrll that we should ever part And rn the xears to come when darkness nears Ill pray Gods. love wrll bring hrm to my heart Axoxvrrors Death And man does dread your comrng rn hrs 1 e Although you offer peace unto hrs soul You mark the end of thrs eternal strrfe Upon thrs earth where he does act hrs role Why should he shudder when you come hrs way I feel so calm when thrnkrng of your coming To know that eace wrll be wrth me to sta ming This great contentment do I feel when I Thrnk what the future wrll soon hold for m When finallv you to me oh Death wrll fly And I no more rn thrs cruel world wrll be What greater future could a man demand Thari freedom from thrs so encumberrng and'7 IDUROIIIX ll xrnrurx Farth My greatest Joy rn thrs my humble home Is faith rn all that I do here survey Faith that the seeds placed rn the earths rrch loam Wrll blossom forth on some not drstant day Farth when the autumn wrnds blow loud and cold That there wrll soon come blankets warm of grams Of snow the plants to cover and enfold In sprrng the faith that soon the gentle rams Wrll come and brrng the summer blooms to me All thrs I do belreve and so do lrve To firmly trust Natures abrlrty To always to her grateful chrldren grve The earth the flowrs the ram the shade and sun The gifts that make my lrfe a richer one l sr I Good Bye Dear Home I wander down beside the rollmg sea And watch the waves roll rn upon the shore And a feeling of great sadness sweeps oer me For thrs beloved land Ill see no more Lookrng back I see my cozv lrttle home Whrch I have learned to loye lrke a dear Irrend Lights rn the wrndow seem to brd me come And not to let my pathway from rt wend And once I thought the time would never pass Trl when my work was frnrshed and I d go Back to mv home across the sea Alas' To leave here now fills my heart wrth woe I see a shrp a steaming up the bay On the morrow rt wrll carry me away' l'lIl-N Dxrsrr The Sea Two morns can never find the sea the same Now ggeen serene and cool lrke polished Ja e Now twinkling blue touched by the sun with flame But the sea grves pleasure that can never fade When restless rollrng waves are angry gray When wrnd screams high above and break ers pound And Neptune and hrs mrghty court hold swav sound Its power unleashed twould be our brtterest oe But that Great Navrgator holds the whrp Wrth tender care He watches Hrs crew below And when I sarl out on that silent ship Nlav He grant that the waves close over me A fitting rest for one who loves the sea VIXBI-I lruvxn Drsrllusron My love was lrke a fire burnrng brrght You were my all you were my one desrre Then rn the darkness of a winter s nrght Cold Jealousy drd come and quench the fire My heart weeps bitter tears my lrfe rs bleak Where rs the laughter sunlight Joy we knew? I want no other love My heart strll keeps rts memorres of you And though I know part Hot pride strll holds us back we dare not speak Ah Just to know the Joys of love s new start Would make my empty life once more com plete And though I call and weep I know rt s o er Your lrps vour arms your love Ill know no more no love I seek that we are fools to Asox YWIUI s Page Nxrzeteen I ' 9 . A . ' I v I - ' I v I ' ' l ' I ' I ' .' .. . . , ' ' . 7 7 ' - . . , . ' r . V I 1 I 1 . I 1 a I , a S ' 1 , 1 , u L, V. 1 I I I ' ' . , . , . I 1 V' . ' v v I ' . v. I ' , . ' I . . , I - - v ' , I ' . . . . - . I. I . I I II . -II . I Y 7 ' 1 . . ' ' . . -, :haf ' , . . Q 3 . Y , I ,I . . . I W ' . r I I , ' v v 1 I . . Y ' x Y Y 7 l.f I I . . ' ' 1 I 1 . , 1 ' 1 ' , . Q T 1 4 I , 1 ' p y' The shores with crashin roarin seas re Sweet praises for' your freedom I am hum- g- g ' ! . . I f I I e, . ' . 5 Y q I - . 7 3 I Y I . . . I , I I . I. I I I . I . I ' , K . 1 , . , ' II II . . . I II . I . I. II I . . 2 . I . . I . . I ,I . I . I, . 1 D 1 . , .I I I . I I . I I . . , 1 3 1 1 I . -9 ! . I I . f . : - 1 , 1 . I I . v ' 4 ' f ' . 1 , 1 7 I ' I ' . ' . . . I ' . , I . 7 L 1 1 , 1 ' I , , ' ' . ' 7 Y , ! 7 ! b 7 7 . ' . . . P 1 Q , 1 . , I , , 'l. 'r:r.r.r: Prrrr. .rr-ae. 3 1 .

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School of Commerce...-A7,A-md-f-- -.---H -nd-b------f Boy Popularuty Contest Winners JAMES BUCK Llrls Choxgc for Brotlur Milo Busnnu Admmxstr xtlon Course k,,The CHIEFTAIN L ORDON COOK Nlr 1938 Norm ll Cou rw BTHLOF JALK JOHNSTON Best Boy Athlete Normfnl Course Ellsworth Page Twenty one a a l Y , - , 1 . l v 1 . k -- .1 ' . x I . C 'CS S R Q , I w 6 .