Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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THE CAULDRON 5 THE CAULDRON BOARD Bark Row-Madeline NlcConchie, David Bicknell, Robert Coffey, Natlian McCOIIchic. Douglas Perry, Milton YVoostcr, joseph XVilkie, Beverly Haycncr, Virginia Foster. Second Row-Kathleen Blackman, Alice Cross, Grace Bowley, Dorothy Carlson, Dorothy Havener, Edith Clark, Billec Aylward. Front Ii0 LU-LCUIIZI XVellman, Dorothy Goodnow, Elizabeth Shapiro, Bertha Coombs. Editor-in-Chief ........ i......ii ,........... . . . , .,,, . ...... ........i ..... . ,.,,V,y.....,..,,,.,. D O ROTHY CARLSON Assistant Editor ............,., , ,,,,, , ,.,,,, KATlII.EEN BLACKMAN R1l.Ti11'P5S Manager ,,,ii................. ..... , , ELIZABETH SIIAPIRO Assistant Business Manager .,,,,, , ........ ,,.,,, , ., ..., I .i,....... EDITH CLARK Advertising Managers ..,,,.,,,, ...i. ...,, , ..,...,. ..i. I , , ,. DAVID BICKNELL BERTHA COOMBS GRACE BOWLEY Literary Editor ....., i.....,...............i ,..... .,,, , , I ., BILLEE AYLWARD Alumni Editor .....,. L, ..... ........ ...........i .,... L E O NA WELLMAN Joke Editor .,.... ,....... I QOBERT COFFEY Girls' Athletics ...s....... .....,..,..,....,. , ...... A 'IADELINE llllCCONCHIE Boys' Athletics ,,i,,. ........,..,i,L , ,.ii..., ...,,... N ATIIAN MCCONCHIE Girls' Iridiridiial li'rite-ups ,. ,... DOROTHY GOODNOW DOROTHY HAVENER Boys' Individual lfVr1'te-ups ., ii.,. ,,.,, , DOUGLAS PERRY MILTON WOOSTER Circulation i..I,I. ........ B EVERLY HAVENER Exchange I ELEANOR TRACY Activities , ..,. .ttt . VIRGINIA FOSTER Pictures IXLICE CROSS JOSEPH WILKIEI

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1' 1 hitnrial 6 O O O 533525135 P9 5353535125345 FPQKFVQKPCQKKQKPC WWWQK gltiikiiii OUR SHARE lt is evident that many changes have taken place in the school this year. New courses have been added, schedules revised, and extra classes such as Home Nurs- ing and the Staff Assistance Corps have been taught. To increase physical fitness, gymnastics for all has been introduced, and a course in military training is open to all boys who desire it. These new courses have not been added without a defi- nite purpose in mind. They are put in for our own benefit and we should eagerly seize the opportunities offered by them. The courses supply fundamental training for boys who will eventually enter the armed forces and for girls who plan to become nurses, civil service workers, or operators in war industries. It is part of our duty to our country to develop what skills we may have to the highest de- gree, and in so doing, be more valuable in this tight for freedom. With all this activity around us, must we constantly be reminded that there is a war on and that we should all do our part? If others, many our friends and relatives, are giving their entire time and even their lives, doesn't it seem that we should back them up in all the ways we can? Throughout the year the school has had various campaigns to raise funds for such worthy causes as the Red Cross, and we have done well in them. ls it be- cause we were always prodded on and the facts continually placed before us to ponder over? Do you honestly believe the school would have done as well as it did if these campaigns had been left up to each of us individually? No, of course not. Most of us would merely have let the matter slip completely out of our minds. If we all did that, what kind of country would we have? Certainly not the kind we now enjoy. Simply because we can buy W'ar Stamps every week and there is no definite quota to make or no one to give us pep talks every day, we should not let up on our buying of these Stamps for one single week. lt is our duty to help our country win this war. We must keep this fact foremost in our minds, never letting it slip away from us. By doing what we can, we are not only helping our country, but we are helping ourselves to be rid of the menace which confronts our liberty and freedom. Buying War Stamps regularly is only one of the many ways in which we can help, but it is one of the most important and urgent of them all. Without our support and the support of everyone like us, our cause would be lost. So let's keep awake and remember that whatever we expect to have in the future we must expect to give. ourselves-today.