Rockland High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Rockland, ME)

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GHS 5 W E N I U H 5

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THE CAULDHON 2.3 ,TO MY ALARM CLOCK Oh time-piece that I know so well You are so mean to me- For you wake me with your bellg When just asleep I seem to be. You wake me with a raucous shout That brings me to my feet As the cowhell's tones ring out Against a violin's song so sweet. Yes, you are very annoying When in the early morn Gust when with dreams lim toyingl By you my slumberis torn. So do not be surprised, my clock If by Adawnis gray light some day Against the wall your head I knock flf you don't stop rousing me, I maylj Robert Margeson A TURN TO THE RIDICULOUS A fat boy who lived in Genoa I-Iad a seat in the school near the door He sat down in his chair But the chair wasn't there And Porky crashed down through the floor. There was a young man from Lynn On the races he never could win When Son of a Gun Paid one-hundred to one, Oh boy, how the money rolled in. A scientist by name, jack Knight Was an expert on the physics of light. A glowworm he crossed, With a bee that was lost, So the poor thing could work in the night. Kenneth A, Chatto LEST WE FORGET A war has just been fought and won By men of every creed. A war thatis brought much tragedy Along with victory. Many boys are returning home- Home to begin anew All the things they left undone When called to the red, white, and blue. There's a flag that hangs in a window tonight lfVith a gold star shining bright. This is the flag for men who died That theirsons might not have to fight. These men have died that we might live In a land with freedom from fear. Letis not forget their sacrifice But remember with each new year. Only those will understand Who wait for a loved one in vain. They know what it means to receive the news That lieill not he home again. For even though they fought to win In every moment of the strife, They won the battle of the world But lost their fight for life. Barbara Young

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THE CAULDRON 25 FRONT ROW: Barbara Koster, Kenneth Chatto, Paul Payson, Betty Gray. SECOND ROW: Margaret Steeves, Earl Hayford, Curtis Lindsey, Lucille Mank. 1942-1943 President Vice-President Secretary Treasure-1' Student Council 1943-1944 President Vice-President Secretary TI'Gll.S'Il1'l?'l' Student Council EDNVARD Forza. EDXVARD Focc FRED LAMMI BARBARA KOSTER BETTY GRAY LUCILLE NIANK, CURTIS LINDSEY SIIEHWIN SLEEPER DENNIS TRASK BETTY- GRAY BARBARA KOSTER NIARION 101-INsoN 1944-1945 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council 1945-1946 President Vice-President Secretary T1'GllS'U1'81' Student Council KENNETH CHATTO SHERWIN SLEEPER BETTY GRAY BARBARA KOSTER LUCILLE MANK, CURTIS LINDSEY. KENNETH CHATTO PAUL PAYSON BETTY GRAY BARBARA KOSTER CURTIS LINDSEY, LUCILLE NIANK, EARL. HAYFORD NIABGARET STEEVES. -