Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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X936 vf 1 k ,Fx ti Ox Ceufdrou Arlene Havener Since Arlene has been working in her father's store, she's gained a secret charm over and among the underclassmen. Francis Havener It must be very nice, nShorty,n to feel that you. are looked up to by every one. Success in music will surely be your fate. Edward Hayes In everything Eddie surely excels, in his studies, in music, in dramatics, and in de- bating. There are few things that our vale- dictorian can't do. Davld Hodgkins Geneva Hooper Geneva seems always to be willing and of- ten volunteers to aid in everything. She likes winter sports, and lives in the salt water during the sum- mer. Barbara Jordan Barbara is a charm- ing girl,whose pleas- ing personality and helping way has won her many friends. We all hope she will re- member us. Florence Jordan At last a girl has been found with a truly genuine blush, but,nevertholess,what a paradox is Flossie. Raymond Jordan 'WI' David has achieved Raymond is a quiet, much popularity among little chap who is n W his classmates, who like to call him by always prepared to help anyone who wish- the admirable name of es it. He can be re- R-- nChief.' lied upon to do what- ever is asked of him. VA

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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.

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Q3 -of ' it ,Qi ,- ii936i Margaret Kent Margaret came to us from Swans Island in the fall of '52, With her pleasing person- ality she quickly made friends. We couldn't get along without her now. Albert Levensaler NDuffyn though an ardent wooer,1s a bit modest about his af- fairs. His mind still wanders when Washing- ton is mentioned. Lawrence Lord NBarren is the tall lanky lad who has won so much fame in ath- letics. He has pulled us through many a tight gmne. Margaret MacBride nPeggyncan certain- ly be relied upon for work, She is always willing to do her share and to help any one else who appears to be in difficulty. Oscar Marsh Oscar has good rea- sons for being so popular with his classmates. A mere patient person was never graduated from R. H. S. Ruth Marston Ruth, a vivacious, dark-haired young la- dy, is exceedingly popular with all. Her brilliant intellect, her charming voice, and her natural poise are assets to be desired by anyone. Charlotte Mattatall Charlotte is one of the foremost girls in the class of '36. Whenever recitations are getting dull, Charlotte can be counted on to come through with some brilliant remark. Charles Merritt Charlie is our class artist, actor,- school just wouldn't have been school without his smiling presence. He is espe- cially popular with the underclassmen. 13