Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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fl. Y .-N, , ,,yx- 1 'ix 3. T' .JJ I iX936I Elsie Rackliff Elsie delights in friendly arguments, but will always with- draw rather than lose a friend. She is ln- trusted with more personal secrets than anyone else in the class. I , B . , ' if Glenna Rankin Glenna is the as- sistant to our class artist. She'll be picking the keys of a typewriter located in the office of some big business pres- ident some day. Good Luck! Mary Richards Mary is that charm- ing president of the S.O.S. Club. She de- lights in good sport and is always the life of the party. Mary takes much plea- sure in being out- of-doors, and goes on a lot of hikes. Marjorie Richardson Marjorie often cor- rects papers for the teachers. She right- ly deserves her rep- utation of depend- ability. ., - -' u 4 9 ,lv .. .1 Q, ' .. i I ,'kr1r' .wg-'K ,R 9: Bernice Robinson Bernice is unmoved by the little trou- bles of lifeg nothing short of a he-man can set her heart aflut - ters Dorothy Robinson It is doubtful if Dorothy has ever been seen wearing a frown. She is one of the few who are always happy. Surely life cannot be lonely for so conten- ted a personality. Gwendolyn Rubensteir How dreary and long school days would be if there were nc smiles,g1ggles,jokes, and Gwen! A sure-to- succeed personality's her proof of future happiness. Miles Sawyer Miles is liked by everyone. Sometimes he's kind of slow,and he has been known tc go to sleep in class- es. But he is always happy, so how can others help from be- ing!

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1 IIQBGI Charles Mitchell Blond 'Inkeyn has been rightfully call- ed 'poet laureate' of our class. His inter- ests are divided be- tween girls, hikes to Thomaston and dramat- ics. Norma Monroe In Norma's four ye- ars of high school she has missed less than ten days.She has brought her old dodge up from South Thomas- ton each day loaded with the gang. She gets much enjoyment out of aiding others. Louise Moulaison Here is one brunn- ette who believes in 'keeping fit' by a sport routine. Her commercially trained mind will one day find a desired pos- ition behind office doors. Louise Payson With strong deter- mination and plenty of grit, Louise has cheerfully gone about her duties. She is one girl who means and does what she says. Cobb Peterson We thought that Cobb was quiet and bashfu1,but he opened our eyes with sur- prise on the Washing- ton trip. You know, of course, that a certain Junior was on that trip. Ethel Philbrook Ethel is easily pleased, appreciating any deed in her behalf. Perhaps that is why she has made so many friends. Winlfred Pinkham Pinky is small, quiet, and plump. As she doesn't believe in diets, you'll never find Pinky going without her meals o Grace Poland Just one look at this blue-eyed blonde and everyone knows that she's a swell little dancer. Indeed she is never at a loss for partners. .. Qi, ' A f4if'211'f' I' Yqfw giiff ??5m gifi ln!! 't M 4 Eigkir' Xf- '- inf-,g-1.55,l f qf3:qa ' P If ,Q 5 3 . , 5 'fhlw , iyfh -' ' - dbx . X' X ,-lf. lf.,f l ',.- .

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1936 Cfivfcfrvo' Sidney Shafter Sidney had turned out to be some sheik. How do you do 1t,Sid? Your popularity has caused much envy if you only knew it. Carl Spear Carl is by far the busiest boy in high school. Yet never for a moment is he too busy to talk with friends which in his case number every person in the class and we might well say every person in the school. Chester Sunstrom A quiet, inconspic- uous lad is Chester , whose past is clothed in secrecy. With that perpetual smile we can safely guarantee a bright future. Nellie Teel Nellie is a very jolly person, but Oh, my: Look out for her temper! She has a great many secret ad- mirers, and is always willing to cooperate. Dorothy Thomas Most of Dot's time has been taken u wi th outs ide 'dutie s , but we always leave it to her if we wish to find out anything going on in school. Vera Thompson Vera is another who has hidden or rather has tried to hide, her charm in an out- ward bashfulness. She hasn't succeeded too well. We are glad she hasn't. Ralph Tyler Little Ralph has been a very good boy during these four years,a1ways ready to do what he's told. We think he would make a most successful bell- hop, if anyone is looking for one. Horace Vinal Horace wants to en- ter the Government Service, and we don't blame him.Cons1dering his reputation for selling tickets to high school programs we feel certain he would make a super- salesman.