Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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THE CAUL DRON 13 PM Well, he ventured at last. The case is closed, Chief. Hum. Fine, fine. What's the Story? The butler had a twin brother who was really a down-right crook. He heard his brother VVilkes, tell about the money that the Van Lylnne's had, so he decided to have a little of it. Posing as a millionaire's son from out in Cali- fornia somewhere, he mingled with Mrs. Van Lylnne's crowd until he be- cam acquainted with her. He fell pretty hard for the gal. He even asked her to divorce 'her husband and marry him but Theresa was interested in someone else. He thought she was still in love with her husband and was pretty well convinced at the birthday party. He stayed behind, hoping for a word with her after the others had left. He saw her and Van Lylnne walking down the path. There were bushes on each side. The set up was swell. He went mad with jealousy and decided to kill Van Lylnne. lfverything went all right 'til he came to call on Theresa and found his brother was planning to give him away unless he promised to leave at once and not come back. The brother got bold and in a rage killed Wilkes and then dragged the man's body to the well. He thought to remain undiscovered and to gain access to the jewels and make a getaway before the truth was learned. Nice story. Checked? And double-checked. Why' the glum look? Haven't you seen the papers?l' No, VVell, l'll be a l. So lllrs. Van Lylnne eloped last night with Wolly' Evans. Well, old man, she wasn't your type. ' So I see. Oh, why doesn't some- thing happen around here for a little excitement l By llaude Johnson , 0 A SONNET Yon silvery billows breaking on the beach Fall back in foam beneath the star- shine clear, The while my rhymes are murmuring in your ear A restless lore like that the hillows teachg For on these sonnet-waves my soul would reach From its own depths, and rest within you, dear, As, through the billowy voices yearn- ing here Great Nature strives to find a human speech. A sonnet is a wave of melodyg From heaving waters of the impas- sioned soul A billow of tidal music one and whole Flows in the octaveg then returning free, Its ebbing surges in the sestet roll Back to the deeps of Life's tumultuous sea. Robert P. Harmon

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THE CAULDRON 15 BAUM, MURIEL, Molly Bumpd' Commercial Minstrel Show 4, Junior Class Play, G. A. A. Board 4. She mixes reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. BILLINGS, AUS TIN , Ott Civic Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, tBaseball, 2, 3, 4, 'I'rack 3 4, Hockey 1, 2, Captain Football, Co-Captain Basketball. The game's the thing. BLETHEN, PAULINE, Polly Civic Pauline is about the most loyal and faithful girl in our class. She is one 'friend that will always be true. BOSTICK, JAMES, Babe Commercial Heinz 58th variety. BOWLEY, INEZ Iny Latin Scilentiiic Student Council 2, Sophomore Prize Speaking Contest, De- bating 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3. 4, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Decorating Chairman of Kippy Karnival 4, National Honor Society, G. A. VA. Board 3, 4, Cauldfron Board. She likes to think things over and .put her thoughts to use. I Mt so-nl IU .7 ?M-15 , I g I-- rv-.ufulfejf-41 I 74.MJi4,,U3,9,,.,U I I