Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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E336 it -fl Pwr Cznufdtod Earle Coombs Actions speak loud- er than words and Few words are his mottoes, but words that are well - spoken and well worth-while. Lucille Condon Lucille is one of the smallest members of our class.It is our hope that she will out grow her shyness soon. Celia Crowley If you ever need to be cheered up, find Celia, for wherever she is, there always is a good time and laughter. Madeline Curtis Another shy senior girl who's had sense enough to use her own brains the past four years with us. Good luck, Madeline! IO Florence Dean For four years Flo- rence has helped to bring prominence the band and orches- tra. A bright future in dramatics is fore- seen for her. Sanford Delano Sanford will be re- membered fer his a- bility in winter sports. It has been rumored he is just as good at hunting. Melvin DeMass A likeable senior who has advanced by using his winning smlle whenever the subject was too dif- ficult. Walter Dimick Walter has long held the reputation of being the shyest boy in the class, but this shyness hasn't kept him from making friends. We think he will follow the foot- steps of his father in baseball. A 4 kai' ' 1 f, -- , .X aft U' I

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Ds Ahr- f5P 1F71 - w I X iK'ddbl Charles Rodman Nobody ever saw him when he wasn't cheer- ful and good-humored. His power of concen- tration is so highly developed that a teacher can talk all the period and not interrupt his line of thought. Elmer Bowen Modest, shy and matter-of-fact. These qualities have made Elmer a good friend and good fellow and have won for him a special place among his classmates. Dorothy Boynton Dot is a little girl with a big grin. You can just see the devil shine out of her eyes.She's always laughing and optomis- tic and finds some- thing funny in every- thing. Maynard Bray With his quiet ways and perseverance, Maynard conquers all the tasks in which another might fail.He does his best and leaves nothing until he's through. Robert Chandler Bob is like a ray of sunshine. This ex- plains his popularity with everyone. Ever since he found out what is inside of a light bulb, he has had a weakness for electricity. Catherine Chisholm Scene: A room with a piano Time: Anytime. Who is playing the piano? Kay, of course! Her jazz rhythms would set anyone's feet dancing. She has com- pletely won us all with her music. Grace Clancy Grace is around when you need a friend. She is always at hand when you want a good time. We wonder if she takes those Sunday afternoon hikes just for the walk? always Ralph Clark Ralph has won much fame with his orches- tra. When he whacks that big bass drum, everyone sits up and takes notice.Tom Thumb has nothing on him! 'I 1' .5 3 41159- Tb -. ' rv-

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'96 IQ., if -ii av- il' 1 5 GQ? Li 5- IKQSQI Margaret Dunton Of course sometime or other we have all wanted to be like Margaret. Truly an answer to any fel- low's prayers. Wyvern Fernald When the band marches down the street, the first thing noticed is a big silver horn. Be- hind the horn you will discover the player --------- little Wyvern. Constance Gardner Connie, with a magic charm undis- covered by others, has captured the a- lumni better than has ever been done before. Samuel Glover Glover is our most outstanding athlete, and, as everyone knows, is the school's greatest lover. i Carlton Gregory All the fellows wish they could be as handsome and as fortunate as you, Carlton. Sulo Gronros A quiet fellow is Sulo, who claims that he spent the last two years try- ing not to make the honor roll. It seems his brains got the best of him. Eleanor Hall Nana is quite the most charming girl we have ever met. Unfor- tunately, her modesty and shyness have kept her from being more prominent in class activities. Ruth Harper This red-headed band and orchestra maestro is the toast of the class! Her nature is absorbed in giggles and grins with side- lines as a heart- breaker.